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Sunny, Warm Partly sunny and warm TBEdMW today, Becoming cloudy, Red Bank, Freehold showers likely, tonight and to- < Long Branch FINAL morrow. I 7 EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Bfowspaper VOU94 NO. 57 Hi;i) HANK.N. J. Till USD AY, SKITIttlllKK 16,1971 £*• & i 1 / Use of IRS Funds Is Hit By DORIS KULMAN ors-including the IRS-and meet two weeks payroll, Mr. Rus- Victor Crichton, a field representative in the OEO's N.Y. jobless come Oct. 1. sell said. The agency receives ?2.5 million a year in federal regional office anil the man whose name is signed to much of MCAP employes aren't covered by unemployment com' WASHINGTON - Monmouth Community Action Pro- funds. the correspondence telling MCAP it's got to shape up or shut pensation. .gram's use of payroll taxes owed the Internal Revenue Ser- He told newsmen on Tuesday that MCAP will have to shut down, yesterday denied that he knew about MCAP's use of es- Employes were reported shocked by the information that vice to pay MCAP expenses "is improper... prohibited" and down tomorrow unless the OEO sends money or gives the crow funds. their payroll taxes were overdue at the IRS. Employes also a practice all CAP agencies were warned against in writing a county agency authorization to seek a bank loan. "But it doesn't surprise me," Mr. Crichton commented, were reported worried over whether the agency has kept up year ago, James Bouton, chief of the federal Office of Eco- The OEO, MCAP's parent, is withholding all funds and "they've had their problems..." pension plan payments-the employes and the agency pay into nomic Opportunity's Grants Control Branch, said yesterday. has threatened to shut MCAP down this month unless OEO of- William Dandridge, chief of technical assistance in the the pension plan on a matching basis. Wilbert C. Russell/deputy director of MCAP, the Mon- ficials are satisfied by tomorrow that MCAP has taken signifi- OEO's Washington office, said The Daily Register inquiry yes- Several employes reported they had been assured by su- mouth County official antipoverty agency, acknowledged to cant steps to meet sweeping fiscal, administrative and pro- terday "is the first indication I've heard" of CAP agency use pervisory personnel that the OEO had refunded MCAP for the newsmen on Tuesday that the agency owes the IRS $65,008 in gram changes the federal agency mandated on Aug. 31 after of escrow funds to meet expenses. fiscal year which began Sept. 1. . overdue employe withholding taxes, and has used the money seeing an MCAP audit and program report. to meet its payroll. He said MCAP is broke. The matter of informing employes about the agency's fi- Mr. Bouton said that after the Treasury Department in- Mr. Dandridge said he couldn't comment on the MCAP nancial .situation and its possible effect upon their jobs was The IRS money was deducted'from employes' paychecks formed the OEO last October that it had "found some in- situation "because I've not been apprized of all the facts." to pay income tax and social security. raised at a meeting of the executive committee of the MCAP dication some CAP agencies" were using escrow funds "we "But I worked In a CAP agency for six years and it cer- board of trustees last Friday, Employe payroll taxes are supposed to be put in escrow put instructions in writing to all our CAP agencies reminding tainly wasn't the practice there," he added. -placed in a special depository account-and not used for any them that they were absolutely not to use the IRS mon- Joseph C. Irwin, director of the MonouW County Board of The executive committee meetings aren't public. But ac- other purpose, an IRS official said. ey... the practice is improper and it is prohibited,.." Freeholders, which gives MCAP about $35,000 a year and cording to the official minutes of that meeting, Richard Blass, Mr. Bouton said that when the Treasury Department dis- a trustee, "stated that the MCAP personnel should be advised Mr. Russell said the OEO knew about MCAP's use of es- names one-third of. the MCAP board of trustees members, said of the financial situation to which Mr. Russell answered that covers a CAP agency has used IRS funds for other purposes crow- funds. He said MCAP has done the same thing every yesterday that he knows nothing about the agency's fiscal • "it's supposed to notify us and we're supposed to withhold all all the supervisors had been thoroughly briefed and all staff year for the past seven years because of the lag between the procedures or problems. He stressed that the county hasn't were aware. money from the agency until it settles with-the Treasury." beginning of the fiscal year and the receipt of federal grant any supervision or control of the agency's operation. That would make an interesting situation for MCAP, Mr. Blass has said he resigned from the board immediat- money. The agency always has caught up financially, some- Mr. Russell meanwhile has called a meeting of all MCAP ely following the Friday meeting. which says it used the IRS money to meet its payroll because times bv taking temporary loans from local banks (OEO has employes for this morning. it didn't have any other source of funds to pay its employes. now restricted MCAP's borrowing authority) and has "bar- Several MCAP employes report that newspaper stories Mr. Russell is the agency's top man pending the return of MCAP, which ended its fiscal year Aug. 31, is broke, at gained with the IRS every year" because of tardiness in pay- yesterday were the first indication they've had of the agency's Joseph E. Taylor, executive director, who is reported con-. least $75,000 in debt, and needs $100,000 to pay its credit- ment but never has been penalized, Mr. Russell said. precarious situation and of the possibility that they might be valescing at his Neptune home from a bout with pneumonia. Middletown Charter Parley Attracts Few By BOB BRAMLEY kind of gimmick. On a*question as important as this, we ex- pected the room to be overflowing," Mr. Makely said, eyeing MIDDLETOWN - It could have been the heat, because the sparse crowd. the air conditioning unit in the Township Committee meeting He apologized for the absence, too, of Dr, William Miller room was still out of commission last night. of Princeton, the committee's professional consultant who It could have been apathy. Or it could have been simply drew up the draft administrative code and has advised the that most of those township residents who will vote on a new committee since 1966 on the contemplated new form of town- government charter in November have already made up their ship government., , minds. "Dr. Miller was scheduled to be here, but he had an emer- At any rate, an expected overflow crowd did not material- gency session and begged off," Mr. Makely explained. " ize at last night's initial information session staged by the Folly Approved Township Committee on the proposed charter and the admin- The committeeman outlined highlights of the special act istrative code that will implement it. creating the charter, stressing that it js the charter and not Instead, facing the committee in the hot and sticky meet- the administrative code which will be.before the voters in No- ing room were eight residents, two candidates for Township vember. In addition, Mr. Makely emphasized, the charter has 1 Register stall Photo Committee and three news reporters. been approved by both houses of the state legislature and HEAT OR APATHY? — Members of AAiddletown Township Committee wondered what kept residents Commltteeman Edward P. Makely, asked by Mayor Har- signed by the governor,^ it cannot be changed. oway in droves from forum on new township charter and administrative codein Township Hall last old H. Foulks to chair the session "because he has spear- Therefore; he added, forums scheduled on the charter will nlaht. Was It because Inoperative air conditioning made hgll hot and stuffy, or don't the voters care? headed this thing," explained the gathering was called as an serve to inform voters of what they are voting on, not sessions Answer may come in November, when township residents approve or reiect new charter on, referen- information and discussion meeting on the special act of the in which suggestions for charter change can be considered. dum. ..,'•-' . .: '. . ••''•','•.-'.•''••. state legislature creating the charter and to provide the public Mr. Makely stated the Township Committee and its ad- with information on the first draft of an administrative code. visers have not wished to make the charter too specific in de- "We hoped the room would be filled. Maybe we need some See Middletown, Page 2 EBSCO Head Indicted Shrewsbury Police Chief By Federal Grand Jury Reports Denied by Mayor WASHINGTON - The JusJus-- to disguise the donation rree- EBSCO is a conglomerate,. on for some time...time,.." J. ' J J tice Department announced portedly made to the 1966 One of its divisions, Military 'But no one's.been 'found indictments yesterday against campaign of Alabama Gov. Service Co., is headquartered guilty of anything/* Mr, SHREWSBURY - Reports tween the council and Chief and in New Shrewsbury who discussed taking official ac- three Alabama businessmen George Wallace's late wife, in Shrewsbury, N.J., and also McClendon'said, "It's/bnly an that the governing body is Mass grew recently when he said Chief Mass overstepped tion against the police chief or on income tax charges in- Lurleen, who succeeded him serves as an EBSCO branch indictment.. .anyone can in- planning to suspend or repri- came out for reopening Red his authority in attending the say what had prompted the volving a $25,000 political con- as governor. of another division, a period- dict anyone. ..." mand Police Chief Raymond Bank Airport at the same meeting and making his state- discussion. tribution and an alleged $6,000 One of the EBSCO officials ical subscription service. Mr. Stephens had' been tHe "Bucky" Mass were denied time the council was pressing ment. Other disagreements the bribe to a former state offi- charged is the firm's presi- W. Alex McClendon, Rum- main speaker when EBS.CO by Mayor Robert C. Law- to keep it closed. Mayor Lawrence com- chief has had with council in- cial. dent and owner, Elton B. son, N.J., EBSCO senior vice held "open house" in its rence 3rd last night. At a meeting called by As- mented, "As far as I'm con- clude the size of the police Two officials of a school Stephens, 60, a close friend president and general man- Shrewsbury Ave. offices in semblyman Joseph Azzolina, cerned, no action will be tak- budget and Chief Mass's po- textbook firm, EBSCO In- and supporter of Wallace. Ac- ager of Military Service Co., 1966. However, Police Commis- R-Mon., to consolidate forces en as a result of any com- lice activity outside the dustries of Birmingham, were cused with him is EBSCO'S last night said he was aware Mr. McClendon is president sioner Richard Doelgcr, who for reactivating the airport, ments he made concerning borough. charged with falsifying their treasurer, Robert H; Cotting- that the Grand Jury in- of the lied Bank Community would have-to originate offi- the chief was one of the facil- Red Bank Airport or my posi- He had served as president company's income tax returns ham. vestigation "had been going Chamber of Commerce. cial charges would only com- tion in regard to the airport. of the state Association of ment, "I wouldn't say a thing ity's strongest supporters. • The federal grand jury Chief Mass said then, he "He has a right to speak out Chiefs of Police and was ap- charged also that a Gadscn on this to you-I have no com- pointed to the state Law En- ment on it." feels closing the airport will as a citizen. But, because of construction executive, Ed- have a serious economic af- his position, he should be cer- forcement Planning Agency, ward L. Roberts, falsified his When queried by The Daily fect on the area and Mayor tain that people understand which is responsible for state- Nixon Seen Shifting firm's tax return to conceal a Register, Mayor Lawrence Lawrence, a leader of the op- that he is speaking as a citi- wide police activities. bribe for Seymore Trammel!,.. said, "There is, to my knowl- position, was politically moti- zen rather than a public offi- More recently, he was ac- who was state finance admin- edge, no plan to hold a hear- vated, cial." cused of failing to open the istrator In the Wallace admin- ing or suspend Bucky Mass borough tennis courts during istration. . Reaction Rapid Mayor Lawrence wouldn't and, to my knowledge, no offi- Although the chief publi- deny reports that the council the hours posted for play. Viet Pullout Policy Trammell was arrested cial reprimand or warn- cally retracted his statement Tuesday on separate charges ing. . .is in the works." and apologized, reaction was WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon Nixon has said repeatedly final withdraw- of tax evasion, involving The on and off feud be- fast from councilmen here may decide to modify opposition to the Viet al will depend on release of the POW's as well $24,000 while ho was a state Cong-North Vietnamese demand for a 1971 as the ability of the Saigon government to de- official. The lnsi

RED BANK - Face's on the I-',-. - dents attended summer Regional Board of Education school, up tram 176 students were sad last night when l«ht year and 35 tuition stu- member^ voted to accept the dents from outside the district resignation of Oliver Bennett. had enrolled paying a total of Before the regional system $2,420 for 44 courses. was born, Mr. Bennett, as a New Shield Set member of the Little Silver the board voted to accept Board of Education, sat on the design of a new school the study committee which .shield for Red Bank Regional deliberated the issue for sev- High School, They had been eral years. using the shield adopted be- Ihen when voters here, in fore the regional system was Little Silver and Shrewsbuiy formed. approved the regional forma- It is divided into four qua- tion, Mr. Bennett was one of drants with a Buccaneer on the charter board niembeis top-the school mascot and appointed by Monmouth Coun- name of the athletic teams. ty Superintendent of Schools According to a board re- Karl B. Garrison to give the lease, the buccaneer repre- system form and shape as a sents "how the buccaneers of new school district. old used our lands," particu- Aided Site Purchase •William R, Graff • larly, "Captain Leeds who ac- Mr. Bennett served as the The board voted to withhold tually used our towns as hi- board's first vice president all teacher salary raises in- deaways." RegiiHr Sinn Pholo and was instrumental in ar- The upper left quadrant, THE INSIDE STORY — William Shapiro, center, director of the Division cluding raises for completing ranging the purchase of the 53 college courses until it receiv- representing Little Silver, of Automobile Exhaust Pollution in New York City, examines engine acre new school site in his contains a feather pen and while Donald Somers, lett, president ot White Star Taxi Service, Red es a clarilication of the wage home borough, Little Silver. freeze from the federal Office scroll representing "The his- Bank, and Jack Vranken, president of Propane Equipment Corp., Shrews- In his resignation, Mr. Ben-, toric development of Little bury, look on. New York plans to use new method. of Emergency Preparedness. nett said he is making the Robert Spencer, president Silver" and a blue line sym- move with "extreme regret" of the Red Bank Regional bolizing the Shrewsbury Riv- RED BANK REGIONAL SHIELD - This shield for business reasons and Education Association which er. was adopted by the Red Bank Regional Board of would have liked to have had represents the teachers said The upper righthand qua- Education last night to officially symbolize the the opportunity to serve drant, representing lied district. Three of quandrants represent the three Red Bank Taxi Firm OEP had already sent out regional municipalities, Little Silver. Red Bank, through the construction of fliers with the rules for'grant- Bank, contains an ice boat the new school. He was cur- ing salary increases and all and sidewheel steamship rep- and Shrewsbury, and the fourth, the school sys- rently serving as chairman of teachers in the system should resenting that borough's de- tem. the Planning Committee. receive their 1971-72 salaries. velopment. Leads Way in Purity The board voted unani- Board members replied Shrewsbury is represented in mousely to draft a letter of that a mistake would cost a the lower righthand corner by RED BANK - A new operating cast and as spark plugs and oil changes, and is much Keanshurg May Buy appreciation, which all mem- $5,000 tine and the board is three gold leopard heads from exhaust pollution control program developed cheaper per gallon since the state has halfed bers will sign, and invite Mr. "making every effort" to get the Shrewsbury coat of arms by a local taxi company will lead to a similar its tax on the fuel as an inducement to automo- Bennett back to receive it per- in England. tive users. answers to its questions. Pool-Rink Complex experimental program in New York City. sonally. The regional district is por- The New York operation will include 40 in- Although the economic factors were the- They said the difference be- William R. Graff was ap- trayed in the lower left corner KEANSBURG - Neighbor- tion applying for $9,701 in dividually owned automobiles. This was an- key to Mr. Somer's decision to convert to pro- tween what the teachers are pointed by Board President by a hand clasp, symbolizing ing Hazlet has its municipal state aid for resurfacing Sea- nounced yesterday. pane carburetion, propane fuel also reduces receiving in their 1971-72 sala- Samuel Hathaway to serve ries is'being deposited in an "the unification of these three swimming pool and tennis view Ave. from Center Ave. to Donald Somers, president of White Star air pollution from engine emissions by approxi- out the remainder of Mr. Ben-: escrow account and the board communities" and the Torah complex, but this borough "ie Beachway. Taxi Service Inc., Oakland St, was visited yes- mately 94 per cent, and it is this feature of the nett's terra. Mr. Graff will is writing a letter asking for of Knowledge. may substitute a skating rink A resolution calling "ridi- terday by William Shapiro, director of the Di- fuel that has attracted the attention of the New have to run for his seat in clarifications of the wage Research for the shield was for the tennis courts. culous" proposals that will re- vision of Automobile Exhaust Pollution Control York officials. February. freeze regulations. done by George Franklin of It is reported that former quire First Aid Squad mem- of the New York City Department of Air Re- "Top this off with the fact that, in modern Franklin-McNamara repre- Mayor Louis T. Collichio has bers to receive 81 hours of sources. systems, propane is actually a safer fuel to use The new board member Board attorney Robert Ot- has been a resident of Little senting the L G. Balfour and put his pool and skating rink training was adopted. Copies "Jt is gratifying to us to havj^one of our than gasoline, and you come up with a new so- ten said the full salaries can Silver since 1965 arid served Taylor Publishing Cos. and on the market at an asking of the resolution were for- ideas about our industry be incorporated into lution to the automobile's detrimental effect on be paid immediately, if the as president and treasurer of was done'in local libraries. price of $275,000 to $350,000. warded to state and federal the New York scene, because they are usually the environment," Mr. Somers said. OEP agrees, without waiting the Little Silver Community- Rutgers University, the Royal Council is seriously consid- representatives. " the innovators," Mr. Somers said. for a board vote at the next He noted that since propane is not readily Appeal. He has three daugh- Society of Heraldry in Eng- ering the offer. First la Nation attainable by the general public, its real value meeting. ters, one of whom is a fresh- Superintendent Harold C. land and at the Monmouth Councilman Leonard S. Bel- He said that he was contacted by Mr. Sha- for automotive use is by fleet operations where man in Red Bank Regional. Historical Society. lezza last night introduced a all vehicles work in a general radius of a pri- Schaible reported that 226 stu- piro several weeks ago after the conversion of resolution directing borough vate refueling station. his fleet of cars to propane carburetion sys- attorney Howard A: Roberts Births tems gained wide attention because his was Plans Own Unit to prepare necessary paper the first company in the continental United Mr. Somers presently refuels his Red work and a bonding ordinance RIVERVIEW States- to utilize the new concept in powering Bank area cars at Propane Equipment Corp., for introduction at council's Red Bank taxis. Shrewsbury, the firm which installed his car- Henshell Leads Board Oct. 6 session. Mr. and Mrs. James Lang- buretion systems, but plans to install a refuel- "Mr. Shapiro told me at that time that Negotiating Now Icy (nee Myong Suk), 31-A La- ing station at his company headquarters, here. Mayor Lindsay had read of our efforts and "We are negotiating at the keview Ter., Eatontown, persbnnally asked him to look into it for pos- Mr. Shapiro's tour included the Propane moment," Councilman Bel- daughter, Sept. 14. sible use by New York City cabsi" Mr. Somers Equipment facility, which is the largest disr lezza said after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lam- noted. tributor of propane carburetion systems and In New Shrewsbury "If we buy the complex we berson (nee Margaret Horan), Costs Are Pared equipment in the country. ,, NEW SHREWSBURY - the community, he intimately would like to ask the board to will turnitwver to the Recre- 5 Wood Ave., Port Monmouth, Mr. Somere said his company had made Jatk Vranken, president of Propane Justin Henshell was last night knew all the aspjacts of its finish its review of the new ation, Commission and it will daughter,Sept. 14, •> r.i v -: the conversion because propane fuel offers tre- Equipment, hSs been a leading proponent of unanimously elected chair- growth. Since his eleqlion to i proposals, have it published be self-sustanining. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rubiiio mendous savings in operating costs. The rea- the uses of propane as an automotive fuel for 1 man of the New Shrewsbury the chair of this board, he and then have a public meet- "Of course we are hoping (nee Geraldine Manning), sons for this.are that propane provides longer several years and has lectured on the subject Planning Board. reorganized it efficiently and ing on it sometime in Novem- 1731 U St.. Belmar, son, Sept. engine life, lower maintenance in such areas all over the country. we can receive state and fe-' made it an efficient and man- ber. deral aid for the purchase," 14. • -»•• •• •••; •-•••• ••!-• Mr. Henshell replaces Ken- agablebody. he quickly added. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rapp neth Hiltbrunner. who resign- "I think." he said, "there "Kenny's instigation of the (nee Kathleen West), 164-A ed last month due to pressure could be no finer tribute to Borough manager James T. preparation of the new master Kenny Hiltbrunner. than have O'Neill reported that borough ; Everett Road, Lincroft, son, of duties at the Monmouth plan, cannot be overstressed. Branch Teachers, County Planning Board. this new master plan ap- engineer Robert Greenberg is Sept. 14. This was truly: his own work. proved by the board, and have preparing estimates of dam- A resident of this borough Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rey- He put in endless hours of it in effect and in operation by age to borough roads and the since 1958, Mr. Henshell be- nolds (nee Pauline Sherry). 18 study and work. We should December." sewer system caused by last Hamilton Hill Road, Lincroft, Board Reach Accord came a member of the Plan- fully realize and recognize By AL HORAY Education last -night has ten- The board approved the weekend's heavy rains. son, Sept. 15. Robert Irvine, the associ- ning Board in 1957, and has this. The fact he cannot serve tatively resolved their differ- served on it ever since. only application before it, a "We suffered considerable Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Coleman ation president, last night said on this board any more, does site plan application by Steve damage," Mr. O'Neill stated. (nee Kathleen Cassidy), Mid- . LONG BRANCH - A hur- ences and stalled an associ- the board was "not pleased" not mean that this work by Peshkin, owner of the Foreign '•'Our pumping station was dlesex Heights Apartments, ried meeting between the ation meeting today to decide with a Daily Register story Mr. Henshell is a registered him should be allowed to drop Car Hospital Inc., State High- overtaxed and couldn't pump Matawan, daughter. Sept. 5. Long Branch Education Asso- what action teachers would yesterday airing the conflict. architect with offices in New into disuse." way 33 and Route 66, for oper- the water (that filtered into ciation and the local Board of take against the board. He said last night's meeting York City and locally is certi- Mr. and Mrs. Hichard Lock- Action Wanted ation of a used car lot on the the sanitary sewer system) wood (nee Carol Jackwitz), was apparently set to forestall fied by the National Council Speaking on the master property-a non conforming of Architectural Registration fast enough." 1407 Rustic Drive, Ocean the teachers' conclave set for plan, Mr. Henshell said, "I use. Middletown Charter 5 o'clock today. Boards. Council adopted a resolu- Township, son, Sept IS. Richard Klenk, was elected CENTER The issue which could lead poard vice chairman to re- YOUTH to final adoption of this year's place Mr. Henshell. Parley Attracts Few pact, he said, has been re- (Continued) . ; solved after being thrashed Contribution Noted tail. Detail, he added, should be left to the administrative out. That item was described Paying tribute to Mr. Hil- code, which is an ordinance and can be amended relatively Tuesday as a "broad issue on tbrunner, Mr. Henshell said: & Specially Priced! easily to keep up with the times. teacher responsibility," which "I have served on this board Howard P Aronson of 70 Dwight Road, representing the had not been discussed prior for many a year and I fully to the end of the June school Association for Improving Middletown (AIM), repeated a sug- appreciate the magnitude of term. gestion for a series of meetings to consider the proposed ad- Kenny's contribution to this ministrative code in "manageable mindbites." board and to the whole com- ALASKAN SATIN- A joint session had been set munity. , Dlscosslon Wanted for Tuesday and was can- "As a life long resident of Mr. Makely and his colleagues agreed there should be celled by the board. Teachers FLIGHT SNORKEL public participation in consideration of the code, but not yet. then slated an association The committee has not yet had an opportunity to confer on the meeting for today and the first draft, received only a week ago from Dr. Miller. board tried for a meeting Ex-Cantor Committeeman Makely stressed again that voters will today also, which the teaching vote on the charter, not the code. staff rejected. To Assist "It would be a damned shame if people voted down the the association, 'however, PARKA charter simply because they didn't like some detail in the ad- agreed to a board offer to con- ministrative code," he stated. tinue negotiations last night, At Services Mr. Aronson declared asking voters to approve a charter according to Mr. Irvine, and without its implementing administrative code is "like asking the session was fruitful: LONG BRANCH - Nath- us lo buy a car without lonking under the hood." aniel Sprinzen, for J3 years Code Outlined The board, he said, will now cantor and musical direc"torxof Mr. Makely went on to outline the code by titles of its sec- igsue copies of the negotiated Temple B'nai Abraham. New* tions, with brief comments on each. No copies of the code contract to the teaching staff. ark, will be cantor for the were available to the public, although several are on hand in Association members then, he High Holy Days at Congrega- the township offices for public scrutiny. said, will vote on ratifying the tion B'nai Sholom. 213 Lenox . Ave.. West End.. A schedule of forums to be announced next week will, in- new pact. clude information meetings on the charter only, Mr. Makely The group's chairman said Cantor Sprinzen lefl the announced. There will be no public meetings on the adminis- he would anticipate a success- Newark temple in 1969 lo as- trative code until it is introduced by the Township Committee, ful vote on the contract within sume his present post as su- he said. • a week. . pervisor of music at Webster High School, Newark. -*. WASHABLE Before moving tn Newark, * WOLF-PILETRIM HOOI) Weather: Sunny, Warm he was cantor and musical di- rector at Temple Shaare- Partly sunny today, highs , Edith, located 110 miles Snnw was expected in Lhe * ZIPPER SLEEVE POCKET /Cdek, Brooklyn. Mr. Sprinzen upper 70s to low 80s. Consid- southwest of Cameron, La., mountains of Montana, erable cloudiness with chance Wyoming and Colorado. received a badhelor of sacred * DACKON "88" LINING early today, was packing 80- music degree from lhe Hebr- of a shower tonight, lows in TIDES milean-hour winds and car- ew Union College. New York, the 60s.' Tomorrow, showers ried 6 to 12 inches of rainfall. Sandy Hook * MADi; IN ISA likely, higtis in the 70s. Out- and a BA from.the City Col- Hurricane warnings were lege of New York. * SIZES 8 To 11 look for Saturday, clearing posted for Cameron to Mor- TODAY - High 6:42,p.m. ami mild. gan City, La. and low 12:24 p.m. At B'nai Sholom. he will be In Long Branch, ye.s- Plateau Chilled TOMORROW - High 7:12 accompanied by the Con- Irrday's high was 80 degrees Elsewhere, chilly air a.m. and 7:24 p.m. and low 1 servative congregation's choir and the low was 65. It was 75 .seeped over the north and a.m, and 1.12 pm. under the direction of. Or. at 6 p.m. The overnight low central plateau to the Great For lied Bank and Ilumson Henry Melriik. with Mrs. Klor- You Can Always Charge It, was 83 and the temperature at Lakes Mid Ohio Valley. Tem- bridge, add two hours. Sea i-iiccMelnik at.the organ. ( YOUTH \ 7 this morning was 64: peratures dipped near freez- •Bright, deduct HI minuflks; tfte Louisiana coast braced ing in parts of Wyoming, Id- Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Kabbl Albf%L. Kaub, am- lOENTERy for the onslaught of Hurricane aho, Colorado, Nebraska, utrs; Highlands bridge, add 40 Ktejjation sptrtwal leader, will in the li.arl of RKf) RANK nl 20 BKOVI) Edith today. Washington and Arizona. minutes. direct services. Tin- Daily Iti-phler. 11ml Bunk — Mblillrlitun. N.J., Tliur«(lin. Sritlrmlirr 16, WI

CAMDEN - Camden Mayur Joseph M. Nardl Jr, said last Ex-Jail Guard on Trial in Stolen Guns Case. night that charges of homicide have been brought against two f police officers In connection with the fatal beating or Ilorado ' By IfALLIE SCHHAEGKH Krccland of Asbury Park was circumstances surrounding were kept "uhder lock and "We knew we had 47 guns. In (ither testimony. Mr. Ai- Jlminei. arrested for the robbery of their recovery). key at all times" in a special It was easy l<> count them," kens said that to get from Jtminez, a 40-year-old Puerto Mean whose alleged beating FREEHOLD^- Kormcr the Karmlngdalt: Liquor "Julius Blue is accused of a windowless room with a stvel Mr. Aikuns said. "F" Wing In the jail to the touched Off four days of rioting here last month, died yes- Monmouth County jail guard .Store. very serious crime," said de- 'door and heavy kicks. There were separate racks gun room, a person would Correction officers did not have to pass through five sets terday in Cooper Hospital. Julius Blue of Neptune wt-nt llri'elaml, who confessed fense attorney Thomas V. for tiic long:biirrclcd guns and Nardi said charges were filed against two Camden police on trial here yesterday on and has already been son- Shebull Jr.. w'hn maintained use guns inside the jail, he fur the snub-nosed variety, of barred doors manned by Officers, Warren Worrell and Gary MUle, Jwth 25. charges of stealing three re- tunced to state prison on the that "this case; is nothing said, but they were used when and each.gun had its ownfour different people, and that The mayor said the announcement' came from his office volvers from the jail or re- robbery charge, is a key wit- more than what Brceland the officers had to transport niche, he explained. in coming into the Jail to because of the attention given the alleged fatal beating follow- ceiving them as stolen proper- ness for the state. says." prisoners and guard them out- The former weapons officer work, and in leaving to go ing the disturbance in the city., ty last fall. The trial before Superior Mr. Shebull said that Bree- side the jail, said when he went off duly home, guards pass by the gun The (wo officers had been charged with atrocious! assault Also on trial, although no- Court Judge Waller H. t'onk- land had been charged with The weapons room was lo- Oct. 30 all of the guns were ei- room. and buttery, and assigned to the police K-9 kennels to await a body said so, were security lin is expected to conclude his first crime when hu was IB cated in the booking area of ther there or accounted for. Jail Captain Julin F. Con- hearing on yie charges after being relieved ofstreet duty. conditions in the new Mon- today. years old, and said the jury the jail, about seven feet from lev, a shift leader who assigns William Reynolds, hospital public relations director, an- mouth County Correctional Mr. Smith said Brceland should decide whether to bc- a lucked control booth, Mr. Ai- He said Officer Smith had the guards to various posts nounced Jlminez' death, fie said an autopsy was scheduled to Institution at the time, less would testify that Blue ap- liove him or Blue. kens said. taken out his favorite nun. one and duties, testified that Blue determine the cause of death. than two months after it went proached him last November The defense attorney also Honor System of the ones that later was signed in to work on Oct. 30, Jlminez had been in a coma and in critical condition since into operation. carrying a paper bag and said said the physical layout of the To obtain a gun, a guard missing, and that "he turned Oct. 31. Nov. 1 and Novj 2. but July 30 when he entered the hospital with Internal injuries fol- The guns were stolen some that he could have the three jail would have prevented had to get the key from the it in that night." that he had signed out only on Ifflptg the incident. He never regained consciousness to tell time between Oct. 30 and Nov. pistols for ?40 apiece, (The Blue from taking th« guns. control booth, give the man in "How do you know he Nov. 2. jjk'Version of the story, hospital officials said. 2, 1970, from the jail in Free- guns arc worth between $70 Inventories Taken the booth a reason for it, and turned it in that night?" asked He testified that guards hold Township, which became and $80 each,) Former 1,1. Kdward Aikcns, sifjn the gun in and out. The the assistant prosecutor. *c *' • "•.•'•'.,,, "I sure hope he did." said now punch a time clock in- operational last September. Offer Related who left his employment at signing was unsupervised, Mr. Aikens. stead of signing in and out. Report Favors Airport Expansion Assistant Prosecutor Mr. Smith said Brueland the jail last Monday after done on the honor system, Mr. Thomas J, Smith Jr. told the serving as the officer in Aikcns testified. WASHINGTON - Under a Department of Transportation would swear that when he told "Isn't it a fact lhat Officer Capt. Conley testified that jury of three women and nine Blue he didn't have any mon- charge of weapons used by he had no recollection of report the! Newark Airport could become one of the major air An inventory was kept on Smith signed that gun in and men it could not find Blue ey, the defendant told him to the guards, testified that he where Blue was assigned on centers in the nation. the guns by serial numbers. out (on Monday)'.'" asked Mr. guilty of both theft and pos- take one of the guns and took inventory before he left those days, that there are no The report issued Wednesday also called (or a major new Shebell during cross exam- session of stolen property, but "when yoii get $40. bring it to on Oct. 30, a Friday, and Mr. Aikens said the theft ination. records kept on who is as- freeway in New Jersey as part of a north-south highway link- he asked for a conviction on me." again on the following Mon- was discovered when Correc- Signed For signed where, and that there up. day, Nov. 2, when he dis- one charge or the other. (Mr. Smith said the other tion Officer Anthony Smith Mr. Aikens said that Officer are no regular assignments, The plans for upgrading the airport were contained in a covered that the three .38 cali- In his opening statement, two pistols were recovered by signed out his favorite gun the Smith always took the same There was no record kept of ber Detective Specials were report titled "Recommendations for Northeast Corridor Mr. Smith said that one of the Monmouth County Detective morning of Nov. 2, listing it by gun and "he signed out for it who was .assigned to the con- missing. Transportation Report." guns showed up in Wall Town- Capt. Andrew B. Manning, but serial number, only to find before he found it was miss- trol room that day, he tcsli- The recommendations held that a fourth airport in the ship Dec, 3, when John E. he gave no indication of the Mr. Aikens said the guns that it wasn't there. ing." fisd. metropolitan area would not be necessary if air traffic were equalized among Newark, JFK and LaGuardia airports, The plan would involve changing the point of destination of some international and long-haul flights to the North Jersey air center. ••• Also included in the report was the construction of the Union Beach Picked "Foothills Freeway," designed to alleviate New York State •and New England bound traffic on the New Jersey Turnpike. Mull Union Balloting Recount For Utility's Building NEWARK - A U.S. District Court judge has given the UNION BEACH - Con- locker and shower rooms for area from the Raritan to the leaders of Local 825 of the Operating Engineers Union time to struction will start this week personnel, a battery room, Navesink Rivers and inland to consider his suggestion there be a recount of ballots by an im- qn an aerial device center to tire repair room, parts stor- the New Brunswick area. At partial third party in the union's recent presidential election. •>„, service motor vehicle and age area, vehicle Washing present, Mr. McGalliard ex- Judge James Coolahan made the suggestion yesterday. hydraulic equipment by Jer- area and a foreman's office. plained, vehicles must be sent He then adjourned a hearing without ruling on the question. sey Central Power and Light The facility will be used to to the company's Allenhurst : ,v An order had been obtained by Michael McDonough, a Company. service all vehicles from the garage for repairs. member of the local, directing the other side in the dispute to Bay Division which covers the He said the service center Announcement of the facil- will cost about $290,000, in- show cause why Lawrence P. Cahill should not be declared ity was made by Union Beach winner of the Aug. 30 election without a recount. cluding landscaping and spe- Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy cial equipment. It is sched- •."•.., An official union count showed that CahiU defeated in- and Jack McGalliard, man- cumbent president Edward Weber 2,382 to 2,233. LWVSel uled for occupancy next ager of JCPL's Bay Division. March. The union represents 8,000 heavy equipment operators in The building will be located New Jersey and five New York counties. on Florence Ave. and Broad- To Register Most of the trees,on the way, near the company's divi- property will be preserved to Acting Governor Views Damages sion and operating headquar- On Campus maintain an attractive com- JCPL SERVICE CENTER — Artist's rendering of the motor vehicle ser- ters complex. plement to the new building. TRENTON - Senate President Raymond H. Bateman, B-. L1NCROFT - The League There will be ample off-street . Somerset, took a helicopter tour over North Jersey yesterday" vice center, that will be constructed in Union Beach by Jersey Central "My colleagues and I are Power & Light Company at a cost of $290,000, including landscaping and of Women Voters will conduct parking for employes. to examine flood damage. pleased that the company se- The building and its facil- special equipment. ,; lected Union Beach for this voter registration on Brook- Bateman, who is acting governor in the absence of Gov. dale Community College ities were designed by Ber-. William T. Cahill, said he would submit a report on his aerial facility," Mayor Hennessy campus next Thursday, one amd Kellenyi, Red Bank ar- inspection when CahiU returns from the National Governors' said. "Not only will this build- day after students return to chitect. Thomas S. Beers, Red Conference in Puerto Rico. ing be a fine additional ra- table but it also indicates the school., Bank, is consulting engineer. Bateman said he was optimistic that the federal govern- Norman K. Lanterman, (he ment would help flood stricken areas with additional aid. The' GOP Income Tax faith that the company has in Students in American Civ- electric utility's buildings the municipality." ilization courses will assist the Nixon Administration declared New Jersey a disaster area af- manager, will supervise and registration project, which ter flooding caused by the recent tropical storm Doria, making coordinate construction. The The 50-foot-tall arch-shaped will be under the direction of the state eligible for federal assistance in the form Of loans William Blanchard Company, and outright grants. building will make it possible Mrs. Gloria Pamm, the Springfield, is general con- Stand Called Belated to service the highest bucket league's voters' service chair- ••'.-. The earlier action would not necessarily cover damage truck in the company fleet. A tractor. caused by the heavy rains of the past few days. man. BRADLEY BEACH - the Democratic aspirants, as it is." truck lift and' an overhead "Welcome Aboard," "Johnnys joined by the rest of the coun- The Democrats said the Re- crane system will be part of' The league will staff tables Come Lately," and "in- ty slate, rejected an income publicans fell short of meeting the center's permanent equip- at the college between 10 a.m. FIX BROKEN Railroad Studying Profitability sincerity" were terms State tax at this time in a statement their responsibility, however, ment. There will be four ve- and 2:30 p.m., and will accept DENTURES' CHICAGO - An official of the Penn Central Railroad told Senate Democratic candi- two months ago. in failing to discuss the al- hicle bays with overhead registrations from all new eli- a group of industry leaders yesterday the railroad hopes to de- dates applied in noting that "It's about time," said Mr. ternative money sources that doors at the front and rear of gible voters, At home in minutes ' the state will have to reach Amazing new I,inlk-Fix fixea. broken termine within six months whether it can operate profitably. cpunty Republican candidates Himelman for the ticket from the building to provide for The 18-year-old vote law out for. They said that they plates, fills in the cracks and replaces Jervis Langdon Jr., a Penn Central trustee, said, "If say they oppose an income county Democratic headquar- drive-through maneuverabi- has made many college stu- teeth like new. Fast! Easy to use! No there is a prospect for profitability, we will be able to present tax. ters here, "that we have had met that obstacle headon • My. special tools needed., fllllK-FIV'' dents eligible to register for UIIX rlA by suggesting additional legal- Works every time or V a reorganization plan along the customary route. If however, William Himelman, Walter heard from the opposition - Other facilities will include the first time. your money buck. Denture Repair Kit profitability is not feasible, we will acknowledge it and pro- Gehricke and Vincent Miller, incumbent and self satisfied ized gambling revenues and pose some other plan short of nationalization." pressing for federaj sharing ••:'.'/• Jervis told a meeting of the Railroad Systems and Man- money. agement Association the railroad faces many problems which "Typically," said Mr. Hi- deter its reorganization and profitable operation. Adult Education melman, "our opponents even Gain more leisure time... Fenn Central, he said, is strapped with terminal facilities from their vaulted positions built more than 100 years ago, faced with formidable com- have not.come to grips with petition from the trucking industry and insufficient amounts of the problem. pay your bills at home new and modern equipment. Session Tonight "We welcome them aboard on a commitment to oppose KKO BANK - The impor- The program will be part of an income tax and take this to tance of adult education in St. the monthly public meeting of mean that even when, or if, Cahill Objects to Tax Incentives James parish will gain formal the St. James Parish Council SAN JUAN, P.R. - A resolution calling for federal tax in- they are defeated in the No- recognition at two special at 8:15 p.m. in the Red Bank vember election they will not centives to encourage rural economic development was ap- events to be conducted by Dr. Catholic High School band proved by the National Governors Conference yesterday over succumb to pressure from Lawrence ,Losoncy, director room, Gov. (William T.) Cahill to objections by Gov. William T. Cahill of New Jersey and Gov. of the Division of Adult Edu. ' Tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. Dr. Milton J. Shapp of Pennsylvania. - push through a tax at a lame cation of the United States Losoncy will conduct an adult duck session. They said the plan would hurt urban areas. Catholic Conference, Wash- education workshop for par- The resolution passed by voice vote after Shapp unsuc- "The Johnnys Come Lately, ington, D. C. i ishioners, whether involved in obviously, have sensed the cessfully offered an amendment to delete the tax incentive parish-related educational proposal. Shapp's amendment also was defeated by a voice lie will deliver a talk and popular response to our posi- programs or not. There will tionand have attempted to vote. follow-up discussion tonight be presentations as well as The controversial language was part of a policy statement on "The Parish Council" as minimize the anger real prop- discussion and evaluation of erty owners feel as they are on rural and urban development. Shapp was not on the com- an institution for co-responsi- programs, resources and tech- mittee that drafted the resolution. bility and leadership in the squeezed out of their homes niques available in the field of by local taxes with no relief The provision Shapp wanted taken out reads: "Congress parish. adult education. should adopt a system of tax incentive to encourage business suggested by the Republican and industry to locate in nonmctropolitan areas." administration. "It is the height of in- sincerity, we think, to wring Jacobson to Speak one's hands over tragedy Wants Flood Aid Extended while standling idly by with TRENTON - A special legislative committee will hold a At Bayshore Lodge the power to do something public hearing Oct. fiInt o the controversial cable television In- about it being kept- in the dustry in New Jersey. MATAWAN - President Mr. Jacobson has been a pocket." The commission, headed by Assemblyman Harold C. Hoi- Harvey Braaf advises mem- delegate to the White House Mr. Himelman said that lenbeck, R-Bergen, was created this year to propose tighter bers and friends of Bayshore Conference on Education in aside from stating that an in- regulation of Community Antenna Television CATV. if Lodge Bnai Brith that the Washington and is a member come tax would mean no re- The legislature and (iov. William T. Cahill have enforced speaker for Sept. 211 breakfast of the New Jersey Advisory lief from property taxpayers, a one-year moratorium on the award of local franchises to meeting at 10 a.m. at Buck Com m it tee to the U.S. Civil the Hcpublicans had not come CATV firms. Smith's, East Keansburg, will Kights Commission and the to grips with the stale's in- The action was prompted in part by charges of irregula- be Joel It. Jacobson, director (iovomor's Committee Kqual creasing need for revenues. rities Involving local officials, particularly in Trenton where of community affairs, Region Kniployinent Opportunity. "That's hoodwinking in the four past and present city officeholders were.indicted on ex- I), United Automobile Work- extreme," he observed, tortion charges this year Involving the award of a local CATV ers. "In taking our position in franchise. Mr. Jucnbson's topic will bo July that an Income tax national health insurance lie Coats' Tlicfl should be withheld, despile will describe tils experiences Is R obvious signs that the Cnhill THEBAILY' as president of the New Jer- Administration is eager to get sey Industrial Union Council, HKI) BANK - Twenty-one it in play, we pointed to other AFIi-CIO, and other executive M$e...open a Checteter account today Main Ollltt; children's blue coats, valued areas of state income that are Chlllflul St., R«d BonW, N,J. ijjtn offices he has had with AFI. Branch oirkev at $20 each, were slolen from being ignored. IH Rl. ]], Miameiown, N J and CIO back to 194!) 10 Eoil Mnln St., Frwholit, N J, Joy Ann Coats, ;I4 Willow SI., V9 Broadway. Long branch, NJ, He is a member of the between 7 p.m. Monday and "These include off track No minimum balance required board of governors of Rutgers r betting, a realistic assessment hert In >lnt>v John H. cooh arid Hrnrytlay fi:. >0 a.in Tuesday. Police University, and has sewed as of lottery proceeds which rublllhtd by The Rrd Dank Noqliter Chief (Jcnrge II. Clayton said. * "~ mini Pr rs*. I lie AnnHntiMl Pi rtl n pnltllrrt i-n a member of the New Jersey have far exceeded even the clutlvelv t't "i*1 ""• '<"""I1 illinium nt nil thv iqi HI nfwviHinirti in tins nrwtiiMiU'! CENTRAL JERSEY BANK . at. w«tl etinil AP urwsrtisi' llllici. Ant I-Poverty Commit tee, He said entry was gained most optimistic estimates, •/WSTD TRUST linlil ill W"il llunb, H I (\ntl\ tlnfl fit illl'li'lolitll |U(|I'M[| (iuvcrnor's Tusk Force on Mi- by'breaking the glass In a side dog races and jai alai betting Allenhurtt • Aiientown • Bradlsy Bpach * Eatontown • Parm- Olflr.tv Pulilhl ill *nliv M||l.*ms imyilili' in ml grant Labor, board of trustees window of Hie building, The IngdalA • Ft. Monmouth* Freehold(2k'FreaHoldTownshipO) vtlitrr » at resorts, even casino gam- How«li> tonj Bianch (3) • Manalapan. Marlboro-Mot»v»»n I. Wort .<>Ill 1 Mrmlht e Mnntm I (r of the Welfare Federation of breaking, entry and larceny Is bling at Atlantic City, and Mountoln«W« • NvptunaClty • Oc«of the pro- self-evaluation," said Mr. seventh grade mathematics nar in Atlantic City Sept. 22 frontage variance on Horse- Finally, all potential em- price he paid for it,but also in to him by the board, posed committee. 1 sen,-Ho added that he will teacher. through 24. neck Point Hoad, ployes of the school must the price he would pay for tho Mr. Whitfield will not seek "We are doing this on an request an on-Kif.e evaluation have a physical examination The only dissenter, Thomas property if he was buying it reelection to the board be- administrative level," said early in the new year. before being accepted. Boss, said the variance to now. cause o{ job commitments. Mr'. Isch, "and now we would .Several points relating to Three teachers were ap- grant; a lfHI-faot lot frontage Several neighbors testified f However, before taking his like to try it on the board lev- school insurance for athletes proved as substitutes. They WEEKEND SPECIAL ratherihan the required 120- the variance would allow seat as an interested citizen, el." and employes were an- are Mrs. Alice Mistrelta, foot Jrontagc would "improve houses to be built in regimen- lie told board members, "You The other boards involved nounced by Mr, Isch. Long Branch; Miss Susan 6-1 LB the area" rather than be det- tal fashion rather than in the will see me again - at least at are those of Atlantic High- Ks.sentially policy dictates Kcmpson, Middlctnwn; and rimental, as residents had tes- random pattern which exists, PTA meetings." •• lands and this borough. that the school ph'ysi'ciari Phillips C. Watson, Rumson. tified. ' LOBSTERS thus 'changing the character Peter .1, Donnghue, board The board authorized tho make the final decision re- The board also approved • York Associates, represent- of the neighborhood. president, announced plans purchase of a 12-pas.senger garding students' eligibility the hiring of Henry Keith as a ;ed by Richard Ansell, wanted Alan Schneider, 79 Horse for formation of a TrMloard van to transport handicapped for inter-scholastic athletics reserve bus driver at a rate of to subdivide a 300-by 125-foot neck Point Road, said the Committee to be composed students. The vehicle will be when there is a question of $3 per, hour, and appointed :jot into three 100-by 125-foot variance couid possibly lead of two members from the purchased from.Doremus physical handicap or impair- Mrs. Veronica Miles of Allan- Jots and build a house on each to more variances on adjacent boards of education in the Ford, Red Bank, at a cost of ment. tic Highlands as attendance HIGHLANDS lot., land which would then allow a towns comprising the regional $4,128. M will be delivered in The school physician is also deft at |2.50 per hour. Ap- J,: Residents of Horseneck small.subdivision to encroach school district. approximately four weeks. empowered to determine pointed a part-time bus driver LOBSTER POUND Point, represented; by Joseph on the neighborhood, By establishing such a com- Superintendent Isch an- when an injured athlete may was Herbert y. Dougherty,, Fool of Atlantic 5|. «ff tav Avt. Meehan of Long Branch, testi- All the lots are owned by mittee, the gioup hopes In c.v nounced the regional school return to sports «fter medical East Keansburg, at $3 per 872-9861 HIGHLAND* fied In opposition. James lludolph Cisko, 107 Laurel . tabbsh solutions to common will be evaluated for state ac- : Klem, 115 Horseneck Point Drive, Highlands. Richard problems among tiu> boards. frcdilatioh l''eb. 29, by the Road said the variance which bavio.s, president of York As- , Such an organisation would state Department of Educa- would allow three houses sociates, had testified at the mutually benefit all those in- tion. rather than two would "lower Sept. 1 session that he was the value of his property" and buying the property, provid- "downgrade" the neighbor- ing the variance was granted. College Needed, SideYard Projects Candidate Says fi sale through Sept. 18th T" • sJ O DEAL - "Monmouth Coun- get a now four-year college In Hanes support parity hose Okayed in Rumson ty needs a four-year college Monmoulh County today," the now," Mayor Daniel S. Kiu- mayor said. legs come alive® RUMSON -r The Rumson was approved with no objec- man, Republican Assembly Zoning Board of Adjustment tors. • candidate in District 5B, sa\s. 5.95 Sheer support parity that fits you beautiful- last night approved two side The applicants wish to con- Explaining that tho state is Svvcel Adelines ly, shapes to your leg contours and supports yard variance applications. struct a garage on the west planning four new state col- Sing al Home side of their property, adja- leges in addition (o the lw» like no,ouier stocking you'vo over worn. In An application for a three- new ones opening in Atlantic foot variance requested by cent to an existing garage. MIDDLETOWN - A pro- Under the R6 zono require- and Bergen Counties', Mayor gram for patients at the Heri- suntan, taupe, classic beige and dark Martha D. Coe and Alice G. Kruman told Monmouth Coun- White of 63 E. River Eoad, ments the side yard must be tage Hall Nursing Home, New brown. Sizes P (to 5'3"), M (to 5'6"), MT (to five feet wide. The existing ty voters, "It's up to you to Shrewsbury, was presented building, however, in line with elect legislators who will s,ee by the Jersey Shore Chapter 5'8"), T (5'8" & over). 3.95 Alive Support which the garageiwill be built, to it that one of those four- of Sweet Adelines, which igh Interest is only two feet from the prop- year -colleges is built in Mon- meets Tuesday evenings in Stockings 3.25. Phone Orders Filled. erty line. mquth County where it is so- the Recreation Center here. rely needed." and Flexibility An application for a rear yard variance by Walter L. He said, "This has long The women's babershop and Elizabeth S. Ralhbon of been a goal of Monmouth harmony chorus entertained County's incumbent Republi- in conjunction with Share a Steinbadi 98 W. River Road, for con- struction of a swimming pool can legislators, a goal they Song Week, which was cele- aoodihngsnstore within 15 feet of the property are near achieving." brated by 205 chapters in the line was granted over the ob- College students in the continental United States, jection of Pemberlon Lincoln county who want to attend a Alaska, Hawaii and Canada. who owns the adjoining prop- four-year stale college or uni- Women interested in joining erty. He claimed the swim- versity now must travel to the group may contact Mrs. ming pool would be too close Rutgers University at New Robert Relvin, 19 Thorne to the property line> Brunswick, or to one of the Place,- New Monmouth. Under R I zone require- four-year stale colleges in Es- ments side and re,ar yard di- sex, Hudson or Mercer Coun- mensions must be at least 40 ties. Brazil Hanks Kighlli feet with accessories, such as Mayor Kruman said the RIO DK JAMKIRO (AP) - swimming pools, no nearer: county cannot settle fnr any Preliminary 1970 census fig- than 15 feet to the property plan to merely add two years ures show that Brazil is the line. to the two-year Brookdale eighth most populous countrv Community College as an al- in the world and that more ternative to a four-year state than half of its 93 million resi- In the past two Bob Hope college. "We need and should dents are under age 20. «tour|rmrl(»rwbink 1W.3CP*lrff.»«d.In tospn *ftricl< ttwn IMdaily.Ill 30-inin«l«p4ilia-ldtf]r. Desert Classics, Vice President Muter Merit *unn. Mint Agncw has hit four people with errant golf shots. Natelsons LAWN-SEED xl. >•,•>£.'."••.

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(Quality Products) • SCOWS Special Purchase* • GREENFIELD (Sale) 2 of year-round • AGWAY and regular weight • HOLLYTONE Joshua Trent suits. • BOVUNG • ORTHO (Chemicals) A selected group qf better suits from our major supplier to help him Clear his • MILORGANITE Inventory. All worsted and polyester and wool blends; contemporary and traditional mode!s.«*These regularly sell for 115.00 and 125.0,0. This week • PEATMOSS only 89.90. • LIME "Special purchase means that manufacturers,- like retailers, sometimes find s themselves overstocked. This puts us in the happy position of being able to ' • SPREADERS help our suppliers and our customers with a single stroke. , • REDBARK& PINE BARK HANCE& DAVIS 26 SHREWSBURY AVE. 2 Broad Street, Red Bank 747-0103 RED BANK Elizabeth • New Brunswick • White Plains • Stamford • Falrfield OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY McGovern's Global Junketing By ROBERTS. ALLEN does a lot of talking about Built by the Bazelons «omt> KriabllMii'd in IKiti-I'iihlishi'd by Tht Hoi H,uik world affairs. U years ago, the house has 10 ' Sen. George Mc(iovern's • 'Gone Cosmic' rooms, spacious grounds and ARTHUR Z.KAMIN global junketing is drawing INS1DK "He's gone cosmic on us, gardens, On the ground floor m President and Editor , is a largo livini; room that few cheers in his home state. and we don't like it. We didn't leads into a sizable dining ' V..r. Sentiment appears wide- WASHINGTON' elect him tfl the Senate for William F. Sandford, Associate Editor room; also a study. Upstairs ...;I>oma8 J. Bly, Executive Editor spread that he is grand- that." standing, and should be oc- In South Dakota, there is are a master bedroom arid cupying himsclf-jyith South still much curiosity about how four other bedrooms and Iliuri-il.n. Si'iMfmlior 16, \')~l Dakota's problems and affairs or local issues after a precipi- McGovern financed the pur- baths, - particularly agriculture. It tous 22-point drop in his poll chase of a $160,000 home in a $1CI,O9« Home ALLEN is being irately pointed out standing. For the rest of the choice Washington residential The custom-made furniture, that he won his Senate seat as campaign, he laid low on the area. drapes and decor are contem- •• I'' a fanner champion, and for Vietnam question. Previously, he and his fami- porary Japanese. All were in- edgeable friends say his pre- some time has been largely "McGovetn owes his Senate ly resided for years in a mod- cluded in the purchase. vious frame residence could Meanwhile, Back Home— ignoring those interests. career entirely to his est suburban six-room frame Still unexplained is where not have brought more than One rural leader noted iron- championship of the farmer," house. Then suddenly out of MeGovern got the money to $40,000 even at today's inflat- ically that several years ago, said the prominent South the clear blue Me(!oy(;rn be- buy a 1160,1)00 custom-made ed prices, when McGovern was running Dakotan. "Now there is came the owner of'the cus- home. He had given DO in- At the time of the purchase, for a second term, he hastily strong feeling among us that tom-built home ol Chief-Judge dication of having such means McGovern still owed a re- switched from electioneering he has let us down. He says David Bazelon of the U.S. before. He and his family puted $100,000 in debts from on opposition to the Vietnam and does little about agricul- Court of Appeals of the Dis- lived on a modest scale and his resoundingly futile 1968 1 war to stressing farm and oth- tural matters; Instead, he trict of Columbia. did little entertaining. Knowl- presidential attempt. How to Take IRS to Court By SVLVIA POKTEB mmmmmmmmtmmmm official name is a "notice of year or years for which the deficiency") from the IRS of- deficiency is claimed and the You, John and Mary Doe, fice that is handling; your city and state of the IRS of- have been hit by the Internal YOUR MONEY'S case. You must start your . fice that sent you the 90-day Revenue Service for an extra case in the Tax Court within letter. $300 on your 1969 income tax. WORTH 90 days after the date, on In paragraph two, fill in You have spent an exhaust- which that 90-day letter is your Social Security number, ing, infuriating afternoon at mailed to you. If you do not, and your wife's if a joint re- the IRS office at 129 Church fight the IRS on any dispute you lose jiour right to litigate turn is involved. St., New York City, trying to about income, gift or estate in the Tax Court. In paragraph three, tell convince the IRS agent exam- taxes involving not more than (2) Write to the Cleric of the how you disagree with the ining your return that you ac- $1,1)00. Most important, you Court, U.S. Tax Court, Box 70, IRS deficiency notice. PORTER tually made the charitable may fight without a lawyer, Washington, D.C. 20044 and In your case, it would read: contribution he disputes, but strangulating red tape or any ask for four copies each of "Year, 1969," "Amount of wrong. he refuses to believe you. other big costly "deals" in a these two forms: deficiency disputed, $300." Of course, your fight must Your various appeals within relaxed, informal atmosphere Form a-S Petition (Small In paragraph four, state involve not more than $1,000 the IRS have failed. before a Tax Commissioner Tax Case). briefly where you think the and whether or not you like Yesterday's column out- sympathetic to you rather Form TC 56 Request for IRS agent went wrong in the decision of the Tax Com- lined the key points about the than the IRS. Place of Trial. claiming you owe more taxes. missioner heating your case, new Small Tax Case Division What to Do • (3) Fill out the forms. In paragraph five, give it's final. You have no appeal. ; . of the U.S. Tax Court - where Now, here's what you do: In paragraph one of Form facts to support .your claim Tomorrow. What happens you, the small taxpayer, may (1) Get a 90-day letter (its a-S Petition fill in the taxable that the commissioner was next. New Look at the Air Bag By JAMES J. KILPATflICK shoulder belts admittedly are haps $100 to the cost of a car. better, but these are not ''pas- The AAA is not at all per- • A couple of months ago, CONSERVATIVE sive" restraints; passengers suaded of the air bag's re- back in July, I delivered my- have to buckle themselves up, liability in mass production self of a lightweight column and only 5 per cent of them over a period of years. The re- on the matter of air bags, the VIEW do. search has been "shoddy." new safety devices that have To the Department of Justly Skpctlcal been proposed for 1974 model Transportation, the air bag Other critics also have em- automobiles It wasn't a defini- straint devices. Apparently has seemed the next best phasized the lack of any tive piece, and didn't pretend the air bags-or what- thing for the kind of accidents "real-world" experience with to be, its purpose was to sum- ever-will not now be required the device is intended to pro- the device. They are justly marize the government's re- until 1975 models come on the tect against. The bag is a ny- skeptical of the industry's KILPATRICK sponse to the well;publicized market in August of 1974. lon affair. On sufficient im- ability to achieve spaceship opposition of the Ford Motor Larger Implications pact, sensors fire an explosive . perfection in so delicate an in- Company. The topic is. important, not charge, instantly releasing air stallation. They point out that hearing both sides, I am per- • The column stirred up an only on its merits but also in under heavy pressure; the the bags, even if they worked suaded that the DOT'S pro- astonishing mail, almost all of terms of its larger implica- bag inflates in 4/100ths of a on initial impact, would def- posed requirement is an er- The Horror of Attica it harshly critical of the gov- tions. More than SO million second to the size of two pil- late too swiftly to protect ror. „ • . • » ernment's position. In recent passenger cars are on the lows, forming a cushion be- against secondary impacts. to be considered also, Govern-' "It just had to be an agonizing deci- New Jersey's Gov. William T. Cahili weeks this criticism has roads. More than 50,000 per- tween the passengers and the They cite some gruesome ment surely has both the pow- studies conducted in Germany er and the duty to protect the sion that I will have to live with." They sympathizes with Gov. Rockefeller, and mounted. The American Au- sons die in them every year. windshield-instrument panel. tomobile Association has Any regulation affecting the In repeated experiments with by Mercedes-Benz, using traveling public at large from' were the words of New York's corrections admits that he could be confronted with stepped up its furious opposi- design and cost of an auto af- dummies and baboons, ac- cadavers only three hours highway risks. But it'is highly the same situation because this state's commissioner, Russell G, Oswald, after tion to the air bag regulation. fects almost everyone. cording to the DOT, the bags dead,.which Indicate dangers doubtful that government the tragic slayings of guards and inmates prison system is a mess. "All you have to . Leading automobile maga- The proposed regulation have proved both reliable and not revealed in tests with should involve itself in man- at Attica State Prison. do is go through Trenton State Prison and zines have joined the cry. The would not require air bags as effective. plastic dummies. datory safety requirements you know that something is wrong," he American Safety Belt Council such; it would require only But the critics make an ex- These are not captious criti- aimed at individual protection "As regrettable and unfortunate as in this costly and untried de- said. has jumped into the act. that new cars be equipped cellent case. The arguments cisms. Whatever Ralph Nader everything was," he added, "if I had to Perhaps as a result of all with some approved device to are well summarized in the may say, through his "Center gree. Thereis a limit on what make the decision over again, I would un- He said our state prison is badly over- this, the Department of protect persons in the front September issue of the AAA's for Auto Safety," the ex- government ought to do, and Transportation last week was perience and the expertise of another limit on what govern- doubtedly have to do the same thing." crowded, which makes it difficult to carry seat from the hazard of head- American Motorist. The de- drafting an order to permit on collisions. For all practical vice, in the AAA's expert the AAA have to be given ment can do well. The air bag A week ago, prisoners gained control out a worthwhile rehabilitation program. another year's delay in its re- purposes, this has appeared to view, is "extremely com- heavy weight. Speaking sim- requirement, I submit, trans- of the portions of the jail and took 38 He also used Attica as'a base for criticism quirement for passive re- mean the air bag. Lap-and-- plicated." It would add per- ply as one observer, after gresses both lines. guards as hostages. On Monday, Commis- of labor unions for not cooperating in ef- sioner Oswald issued an ultimatum that forts to train convicts in crafts, and of the hostages were to be released and that judges who commit the wrong people to order was to be restored. The prisoners jail. Those Tie-in-the-Sky' Statistics did not reply. We can expect that Attica will contin- The refusal brought on the decision to ue in his thoughts as he continues his drive 362CarrAve. Based on the above statis- modations, are being properly most grateful to all buyers Keansburg, N.J. have the prison stormed by law enforce- to revamp the state's Department of In-, tics provided by the county and intelligently dealt with, it and to all the folks who do- To the Editor: study I would like to offer is my opinion that only some nated articles for the sale. ment officers and National Guardsmen, stitutions and Agencies. He wants the FROM OUR In reference to an article these further thoughts: strange quirk of injustice can Frances L. Crosby and in 10 minutes order was restored, but chief executive, rather than Ihe civilian by W. J. Zaorski in the Daily -Number of single family keep New Shrewsbury from Secretary some of the hostages Mr. Oswald had said Board of Control, to have the power of ap- Register on Aug. 31, titled READERS homes made available be- getting a ratable that it de- he hoped to save by the order were vic- pointing the department's commissioner, "Apartments Are Generally cause of senior citizens mov- serves and needs. Good Ratables for Towns," I tims of it. who would then be responsible to the gov- ing into a 200-unit apartment It is obvious that New Grape Boycott would like to comment on cer- lion, $742; -Estimated school complex, 200x45 per cent - SO Shrewsbury has offered a de- As tile investigations continue into the ernor. Apt. 245 tain "Pie-in-the-sky-Satis- revenue, $51,200; -School homes; —Number of school sirable site because it won the 3633 HI. 33, cause and effect of the riot, many bitter The governor also said he hopes to be tics." costs (based on 209 units), children moving into these bid! Those who are quick to Neptune, N.J. 07753 feelings are experienced and all sorts of able to announce a pilot program under Based on a county study $23,700; -School surplus, available homes, 90x1.3 - 177 criticize seem to be highly To the Editor: accusations are voiced. The questions in these figures were presented: $24,500; -45 per cent of apart- children; -Cost to educate skilled in hindsight and Mon- which 200 lawyers will act on a one-to-one The general public may not -Avg. number of school ments are occupied by per- these additional children, day morning quarterbacking the public mind -was there another way basis as volunteer advisers for 200 paroled be aware of the resumption of children per one family home, sons who are retired; -The 117x$742 - $86,814; -Effect on but not well informed. Much to restore order? Were the convicts' com- prisoners, an idea that is being worked on the table grape boycott by the 1.3; -Avg. number of school tendency is for older persons projected surplus, as given of the borough is undeveloped United Farm Workers (AFL- plaints legitimate? Why did security by his predecessor, Richard J. Hughes. children per apartment unit, to sell their homes and move above, is an $86,814 additional and occupied by many miles CIO). Although 90 per cent of fail?-may never be completely answered. Penal reform is often discussed in the 0.16; -Per child cost ofeduca- into apartments. cost,' less a $24,500 surplus, or of Garden State Parkway the table grape production of an additional cost of 162,314 right-of-way, in addition to United States, but precious little is done to California is harvested under that will have to be absorbed pails of the government in- Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, wtip ap- effect it. Taxpayers here and across the. union contract, a willful by the taxpayers of the town stallations of the Camp proved Commissioner Oswald's action, nation will have to support real efforts to group of growers in the concerned. Charles Wood Area and NAD Fresno-Lodi area, has defied blamed the tragedy "on the highly orga- improve the quality and training of jail Let's open our eyes and Earle, none of which help the the sentiment expressed by nized revolutionary tactics of militants." personnel and of providing prisons that are consider all the figures when tax situation. 1 believe that thousands of migrant workers He. is still trying to determine whether or presenting '•studies" to the New Shrewsbury needs a new designed to recognize that convicts are hu- and millions of consumers. taxpayers who are paying [or ratable since it docs not have not forces outside the prison activated the man beings. This group of growers has re- the studies. Apartment dwel- many large ones, and con- riot. He very well may find out that such The horror of Attica should stay fresh fused demands for union elec- lers do not pay property trary lo the opinion of a grum- was the case, but the proof will be of little tions, and is pursuing the old; in our memories so that it cannot be re- taxes. Who is influencing bling minority, everything practice ol employing stri- value. peated anywhere. such favorable comments on cannot be located in Katon- kebreakers. new apartment complexes town. which will only burden the 1 believe that KCOM and Those who supported the now overtaxed homeowner? the bijiotigh can benefit each long table grape boycott from Respectfully submitted, other'and I wish them hoili 1967 to. 1970 should be sure to One Less Issue? F. Gary Stover the best of luck. T'n the losers lo(|k'for the union label.on thr Taxpayer and Member I say, if KCOM doesn't com- crate before purchasing Monmouth County Republican candi- they favor juggling inadequate funds in the Keansburg Board plain why should you? sii bol- grapes: If the store refuses In of Education jates for the state legislature last week state treasury to relieve Monmouth Coun- ter luck next rime! display the union label, con- Sincerely, cerned citizens should refuse ty homeowners from an "ever-increasing made themselves heard on the stale in- 1 Joseph M, Boa Jr. lo purclmsQ-grapes nnd shop . :ome tax issue. They're against it. We tax burden which is already unbearable." KCOM lliiiiriing In another stow. suppose that is to be expected, but it Our Republican governor, William T. 1112 Sycamore Avi.V seems that they could have waited until Cahili, has said he would support an in- New Shrewsbury, N..I. Caitip Happiness llei'iiuiii' of Jhn efforts ol the tax policy commission report is re- come tax law, even though the action To Hie Kditor: Ladies Auxiliary Cusnr Chnvcy, mid tho solid- • Despite the outcries of .sore leased, which very well could recommend might be unpopular, if the commission N.J, Blind Men's Hiity of his followers ami sup- loser philosophy enthusiasts Association, Inc. porters, u slplficnnt step lias such a ievy. proves that it is the best way to pull the. and sour grape; connoisseurs, (.'nmp Happiness, boon mmlu toward eliminat- The election campaign is on, how- slate out of its fiscal dilemma. the new $25 million govern- Leonardo, N..I. 07737 ing tlio unjiiiil conditions un- over, and statesmanship gives way (o the It would have been to everyone's ad- ment office building luitf been To'lhe Kdllor: dor which migriint workers' job of collecting votes. By assuming the vantage if the candidates had backed Mr. awarded to the btirouKh of Wu would like to say "thank live, Thoy itonwvo continued New Shrewsbury tljrough a same stance as their Democratic oppo- Cahili's position, but we suppose it is too you" for publishing our news support, Boycott "ncnb" fair and legal bidding process. release for our recent •"Trash (?rn|WNl liuycfitt stores that nents, (he GOP probably believes that it much (o expect political courage from of- \'l Don't Know Murli About 'Work Ethic' ~ I Since the problems of traf. and Treasure Halo" at Camp ticll Minin! wiJJ remove one issue. ficeholders and office seekers'"at this sea-, fie facilitation, as well as sew- Happiness and also to toko. 1 '. , Sliii'i'rnly. . Somehow, (hey .seem to be telling us, son of the vear. or anddrainuge accom- this opportunity lo say we HT« . iSobert E. Mo'lr 7 IV flifly Begtor, Rd Bunk - MldWlHw, \J,. 'If.ur.%, ^ ,1 Middletown Committee Faces 2 Kinds of Heat MIDDLETOWN - Air con- and several threats from eltf- owned by the operator at IU. ditioning had broken down In zens who experienced flooding 35 and Harmony Road, A the Township Committee during current heavy rains. public hearing on the transfer meeting room, With the help of C, Bernard was postponed Aug. 24 when a AFFORDABLE To keep the heat down, ex- Blum Jr., township engineer, question of interpretation of plained Committeeman Ed- Mayor Harold H. Foulks ex< the licensing ordinance was ward P. Makely, some of the. plained the committee's plans raised by objectors. lights in the meeting chamber for alleviating flooding in the Whitney Crowell, township were turned out, and Police vicinity of Atlantic Avo. attorney, agreed with James Chief Joseph M. McCarthy's Cession of the Leddy tract F. Norton, attorney for Mid- silver locks could be seen in East Keansburg to the dletown Lanes, an objector, from time to time through the Borough of Keansburg was that the committee has no ju- meeting room windows as ho approved subject to a number risdiction over the application and one of his officers re- of conditions. The cession will because it involves a violation moved heat-retaining storm be void unless the borough of the licensing ordinance. windows from outside. maintains an easement for The existing license is in But the heat remained on water lines to serve East violation of the ordinance be- the Township Committee no- Kcansburg residents cut off cause the present premises netheless. from the rest of Mi'ddletown are within 2,000 feet of anoth- William Conery Jr. of East by the cession; unless the er licensed establishment, Kcansburg, representing Mid- borough permits free access Harmony Bowl The present dletown United Taxpayers, over borough streets to the license is valid, however, be- presented a list of demands properties of such isolated cause it predates adoption of including a moratorium on township residents and unless the licensing ordinance, the residential development, is- the borough puts drainage fa- attorney explained. suance of building permits in cilities on the Leddy tract in The transfer, however, direct proportion to school en- order within 30 days and would move the licensed rollment, complete revision of maintains them in order premises to a point less than the township master plan, re- thereafter to the satisfaction 2,000 feet from another licens- peal of the mandatory sewer of the township engineer. ed establishment, Middletown hookup ordinance, rejection of The cession will not be ef- Lanes. the current tax revaluation, a fective until the water line "It's not the same 2,000 six-month freeze on all bond- easement is delivered to the feet," Mr. Norton pointed out. ing ordinances and attraction township and is void unless Mr. Crowell ruled that the of Industrial ratables by stabi- Keansburg adopts a similar transfer would effect a new lization of the township tax resolution within six months. violation and that the com- rate. The committee denied an mittee therefore has no juris- His list of demands was ac- application by Todd Inc., diction over the application. cepted for committee study trading as the Country Tav- . Howard A. Roberts, at- by the township clerk. ern, 1630 Ht. 35, to move its torney for the applicant, In addition, the committee plenary retail consumption li- stated he will appeal the deci- faced numerous complaints quor license to new premises sions

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OPEN DAILY 9:30 »J.'T!l 10 P.M. MIDDLETOWN RT. 35 .'SUNDAY 10 A.M.'TIL 6 P.M. 'fur SatfM Altnuttthy lew. Republicans ion Drive HOLMDKI, - Local lie- mittee with a working pro- lector and has the endorse- publican candidates were offi- gram for which Jon Whitu de- ment of local Democrats as cially launched on the cam- serves a great deal of credit." well as Republicans. She has paign trail with a cocktail Mr. White, In turn, calleii worked In the collector's of- party for party workure and Mayor Cohen "fully dedicated fice since 1985 as assistant to supporters at the Farmers to the township's govern- Mrs, Stanley Htilwell, who re- and Gardeners Association on ment," and urged his re-elec- tired last March after 22 W IfiSE Cat Bird Alley. tion "so that the many fine years of service, Mayor David Cohen and In- programs initiated during Ills Tax Assessor Pomarico is cumbent Township com- fltbt term on the committee .seeking his second term in miUccinan Jonathan I' timbe fully developed." that post. He is a New Jersey White, candidates for the two Seeks Second Term Stall) Certified Assessor and a committee seats up in Novem- Mr. Cohen, a superinten- member of the County Aiseu- ber, and Mrs. Shirley S. Cox dent of quality assurance at jjors Association. and Vincent M. Pomarico, in- Hercules, Inc., is seeking his GOP Municipal leader Ben- cumbent township tax collec- second full term on the com- jamin Potrlllo has been tor and tax assessor, respec- mittee. He is president pf the' named manager for the up- FIRST tively, were on hand to boost Bajshore Conference of May- coming campaign. He has led the local GOP slate, bti?,!;' '••" .. •., the successful Republican Of his running mate, Mr. Mr. White was first elected campaigns for the past two Cohen said, "Jon White has to public office last November years in the township, VINTAGE PANEL been able to establish an en- to fill the unexpired term of Andrew L. Simontien of Old viable record with less than a former Mayor. William H. Mill Road, general chairman VINYL PROTECTED full year of service on the Menges. He is a vice presi- of the annual OOf* barn dance' Township Committee. He has dent of the Anchor Cbrpo* and picnic, has announced 4x8 WOOD PANELS spearheaded the community ration, a mutual fund man- Saturday, Oct. 23, as the date! pool program so it soon may agement firm. for the annual haedown in CASCADE AVOCADO be a reality. We now have an Mrs. Cox is running unop- Lubkerts' Bard on Crawfords operating drug abuse com- posed for the post of tax col- Corner Boad. «HD FOft 7,95 The family picnic is set for Rig. 6.95 Sunday, Oct. 31, Layout work for campaign PUBLIC AUCTION SALE matcrinl will be handled by of Amos Mumford of Glen Way. REAU PERSONAL PROPERTY 4x8 WOOD PANELS 4x8 WOOD PANELS 4x8 BIRCH By reason of impaired health after 45 years as • HAZLET OAK • DISTRESSED a Dodge-Plymouth Dealer, I am obliged tb re- • ALPINE WHITE 0 MONT&GO • RED OAK AVOCADO PANELS • DISTRESSED HONEY tire from business. It is with great reluctance • HERITAGE « GLACIER WHITE • DISTRESSED ASH SIERRA BIRCH • DISTRESSED having to cease all activities and.will therefore « HERMITAGE ^ *v WALNUT ROCKY MOUNT dispose of all my Real and Personal property at WALNUT ^^ 95 BIRCH **«W Public Auction on the premises at: VALUE 15>UP MAIN STREET and ROUTE 6, MESHOPPEN, PENN. VALUE ^%urt<^ 795 30 Miles South of Binghamton, N.Y., 32 Miles 6.95 Choice! Choice! North of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., 25 Miles North- west of Scranton, Pa., 9 Miles West of Tun- LUMBER khannock, Pa. Visitors Travelling VIA Turnpike SPECIALS Exit at Scranton, thence North on the Beautiful and Picturesque U.S. Highway 6 to Meshop- pen.

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THREE DECADES - Joseph J. McArdle, Eaton- town, receives recognition from Brig. Gen. Rich- ord C. Home 3rd, Signal School commandant, on completing 30 years' federal service in the Army. A veteran of World War If and the-Korean con- flict, Mr. McArdle retired from active duty with 20 years service as a chief warrant officer In 1961, then began a civil service career. Since 1963 as a communications doctrine analyst, he has been as- signed to the Office of Doctrine, Development Plans of the Signal School. Lack of Football Gear Spurs Keyport Hassle '•*!.. i"-l KEYPORT - The Black- would buy the equipment birds took their case to court. wholesale through your store. Well, not exactly, but they did I think the Recreation Com- bring it before Borough Coun- mission should have taken cil. your offer and saved the town Frank Poling, director of as much money as possible. the local football team, the "I assure you it won't hap- ALL 15 OFFICES JOIN THE CELEBRATION! Blackbirds, told council here pen next year," Mr. Hansen that money appropriated for stated. his team (by council) has be- "That's all I ever come a political football "and hear-next year," Mr. Poling •;,' ' - the kids are the ones who are replied. 'I'm tired, and the ' suffering." parents are tired. All the time ."There was ?800 appro- we hear next year." priated toward purchasing "What do you want us to equipment for our team ear- do?" Mr. Hansen asked. lier this year," Mr. Poling be- "We'll do what you suggest." gan. "We were told by the "We're just tired of promis- Recreation Commission to es," Mr. Poling stated. submit1 a list of the equipment Parley Pledged we needed. We did this last "I'll call the Recreation March with a promise the Commission chairman tomor- equipment would be delivered row and maybe we can all get during the month of August. together Thursday night," Nothing Ordered Mr, Hansen suggested. "Well, August came and "I'll meet any time you went, and we find out the want," Mr. Poling said. "But f,:i Recreation Commission never we don't want promises or a even ordered the equipment couple of pairs of shoulder and now we were forced to pads and six footballs like we turn away 13 kids because we received since we said some- (I "?i couldn't outfit them," he said. thing several weeks ago. "I am getting tired of tell- "The Blackbirds don't re- ing the kids the equipment is ceive money, we are only told ,VH coming when it's not," Mr. what we are allotted and sub- Poling stated. mit our list," Mr. Poling con- "The Recreation Commis- tinued. "Like you people, we sion gets money from us but are only trying to update our by law we can't tell them how equipment each year. to spend it," Council president "The only thing I don't Henri J. Hansen replied. "I want to see is the kids being know you made a valid sug- made a political football," the I . gestion when you said you director concluded. Open Space Plan Backed by Council FREEHOLD - The execuexecu-

Register Stoff Pholo POW-WOW CAMPERS — Bob Manahan, 15 of Rumson, in the tent, chats with Pete Grimm/ 16, of Rumson, at (he fall pow-wow of the Order of the Arrow, a national brotherhood of Seoul Honor Campers, at Quail Hill Reservation, owned by the Monmouth Council, B.S.A. Campers undertook conservation projects to make the camp more pleasant for campers in the forthcoming camping season of the council. FOR A MEW FOR A NEW FOR A NEW $100 CHECKING $250 CHECKING $5,000 Hazlet Troop Wins OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT SAVINGS ACCOUNT

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RITE: RITE AID CENTER RITE 48 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N.J. ALSO AVAILABLE AT THESE StokS: WEST LONG BRANCH, Locust Ave. & Wall St.; ASBURY PARK, Cookman Ave. lfc I9TI ;1 I'Whtfj ftr*;**. I!..I Hani - n. V.J., elfare B$ard Wants on for the program is $3.6 mil. being hurl because the ex- Kobert C. Wells, county approval of Its request, it dren category. He said that of wil' fall Into the estimate for Wells said. By ilM-McCOBMICK He said one of the transfers lion, that $147,000 was spent in • pense of transporting patients welfare director, said a recent would pay !5 per cent of the $18,725,000 budgeted for ADC, the year. , FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - wl\hln the "welfare family" the firm month. ; is cutting into an already slim $20 a month increase in assls- • non-fcdcral share of the cost, $15,500,000 has been spcrt. "If things don't tome out e county Welfare Board is ' rould come from the Working "However, I do not expert margin of profit. tancc for a single person liv- or I2',i per cent of the total Mr. Wells .said the board riRht, we can always look at [UCBting the state Division Poor category. He said that an emergency appropriation, Mr. Armour also said many, ing independently does not ap- cost. has four months to bring the other county appropriations faiiVe to reiiistitulc trans- ADC spending down so that it for possible transfers," Mr. the Six month appropriation at this point," Mr. Wells said. ition allowances for spe- homes purchased mini-buses ply to boarding home patients. ADC Spending patients in licensed prior to July 1 in the belief He said that more than 400 In other action, Mr. Wells ling homes who require that transportation allow- patients are affected by the reported that the board has ._ilic medical treatment. ances would continue. He said discontinuance of trans- spent $3 million more than ftiis move, if successful, is this also added to the finan- portation allowances. was estimated so far this year upected to take a financial cial burden. Should the board receive In the Aid to Dependent Chil- urden off boarding homes f.mat- have had to absorb the The really ' jposl of the trips since July 1. RARE SC01CH , Prior to the advent of Gov. Use of Day Care Center that earned its ^William T. CahiH's welfare re- forms July I, eligible welfare reputation... •<]lenls in licensed boarding '•Homes received $10 per month CalledPreveniive Welfare in order to pay the cost of trips for medical treatment. RKD BANK - Children of Mr. Wells said the program a new system in the state Di- Vniler the new Flat Grant potential welfare clients will would continue as long as the vision of Welfare, $404,700 of ayijtem, however, that allow- be eligible to participate in $22,000 holds out. local day care funds which ;ance was discontinued. A shel- the Monmoulh Day Care Cen- The, $16,500 irv federal have been or will be approved tered boarding home client re- ter activities as a result of an matching funds is part of a have been awaiting $1.2 mil- ceives $170 a month, of which innovative' agreement be- statewide program to fully lion in federal matching is for care $20 is budgeted tween the center and the utilize federal funding. Under funds. , special allowance. county Welfare Board. ui£*e discontinuance jjroriipted Thomas Armour, Robert c:. Wells, county president of the Licensed welfare director, said it is a Miller Party Is Set Joijirding Home Association of big boost for preventive wel. ..Mmoutri County, to appeal fare measures. He said $16,500 ;io the board. He said the of the program's $22,000 cost For Saturday Night home owners are will be paid by federal funds. The remainder will come LONG BRANCH - U.S. Park attorney, is campaign 5" from the county Board of Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., manager for'Mr. Miller. He Freeholders. chairman of the Senate Labor said that invitations have also -Pel Show Committee, will be a guest been extended to Rep. James lie, said the program, which Saturday night a fund raising J. Howard, D-3rd, former Rescheduled became effective June 1, will party here for Vincent Miller, Gov. Richard J. Hughes, and WALL TOWNSHIP - The run through May. He said that a Monmouth County State former State Treasurer John Junior Pet Show for children although he contracts were Senate Democratic candidate. Kervick, ,i4 years of age or younger, signed, there are still several It was incorrectly stated Mr. Miller, an editor with scheduled for last Saturday at administrative details to be yesterday that the party the Daily Journal, Elizabeth, •Juiairc Slate Park and post- worked out. would be Thursday night. and a public relations coun- fcpned because of the weather, The third term New Jersey selor, served as a aide to Mr. f|§S been rescheduled for this Mrs. Ervin L. Harlacher, Democrat, now one of the Kervick in the Hughes admin- ^Saturday. legislation will be 86 PROOF BIENOED SCOTCH WHISKY.THE PADDINGTON CORP director of the Monmouth Day most powerful policy makers istration. irom 10 a.m. to noon, with Care Center, said yesterday in the Senate, will join Mr. [•Judging starting at noon. the cost of the program will Miller's campaign at a cock- "" PEGGY STARRED be $32 per week per child. She tail hour at the home of Mr. IEW YORK -Peggy Flem- said approximately 15 chil- and Mrs. Richard* L. Bonollo, 22, will be the special dren are enrolled. 236 Hollywood Ave., between 5 star of the 1972 world and 7 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 8 A.M. To 5 P.M. • WED. and FRI. TILL 9 P.M. . Mrs. Harlacher said the en- iiniere run of Holiday On Mr. Bondlo, an Asbury Ice at Madison. Square Gar- rollment may increase due to MON. • TUES. • THURS. • SAT. 8 A.M. To 6 P.M. Jtjfep, Tuesday through Oct. 3. the expansion of the center's fShe was an undefeated three- activities. Under the ex- Workshops jtirne world figure skating pansion, enrollment in all the t elwnpkm and the only U.S. center's activities will rise .gold medalist irf the 1968 Win- from 35 to an estimated 65 To Begin ANYBODY CAN... BUT WHO WILL i|ter Olympics at Grenoble. children. TINTON FAL^S - The 16th year of the Old Mill work- Offer You a Complete Stock of TORO MOWERS at Sharp Discounts from Regular Prices shops is open for the enroll- ment of new members. All Models in Stock-We Will Meet Any Published Price! COLLEGE BOARD Flexible schedules make it possible to attend five work- 95 REVIEWS shop sessions at the students' .Only convenience. The workshops 21" SELF PROPELLED 3'A H.P. roro fiesta 119 are Tuesday, Wednesday, and for November S.A.T. Thursday from 8 to 11 p.m. HAZLET RED BANK MIDDLETOWN and Wednesday and Thursday HOLIDAY INN YMCA HARMONY BOWL from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Be- Anybody Can... But Who WiU Anybody can ...But Who Will cause instructions are given WEST LONG BRANCH, Holiday Inn on an individual basis, a stu- Praitftling a Rapaat of a Highly SuccMtfful Sarira. 17 Years' Ex- carry a complete stock of parlanc* in Preparing Junlort and Sen)or« for College Entrance dent may attend any or all the Sell You a 4 Cu. Ft. Bale of Ex«m». St>rt« Sept. 17tt, , workshop periods. Old Mill also is offering two PLANTATION PATTERN WROUGHT IRON CALL 229-2347 flosses Friday-7 to 10 P.M. special courses. Joyce Ur- for your Fall Selection banski of Hobndcl will have a Saturday or Sunday PEAT JOIN THE course in "palette knife" land- COLLEGE ENTRANCE 9 A.M. To Noon scape painting in oils. The 10- 2 CARLOADS IN STOCK TUTORING COURSE NOW! storting 5ept.l7tfi session training group is form- ing and is open for enroll- and 2 Carloads Rolling MOSS ment. (Pure Sphagnum TOf° 2 YOU JUST LAY DOWN! FABULOUS VALUES! ANYBODY CAN... BUT WHO Will:.. 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INTRODUCTORY LAWN CONDITIONING VANDY-CRAFT CHAISE PADS SINGLE CHAIR CUSHIONS SPECIAL SPECIAL • Plump • Colorful • Polyurethane Filled • 22"x42" Aeration Ll I VPAR • Fits Most Redwood Chairs 595 FerMi/aiion WE SOLD THESE ALL YEAR 795 (32-7-5) W/ • Reg. 14,95 NOW MoonutrifrnfS ROUND AT 19,95 NOW per 1.000 sq (t.) • NEW SHIPMENT OF 22"x22" Cushions GrubfVoofi Others Sold 095 y'H Contro Power Rolling of 24.95 NOW and 19"x23" Cushions ,99 Reg. 10.95 and 12.95 NOW FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM. "GREENS-KEEPER CARE" (Complete Lawn Service 4 Times a Year) EARLY SUMMER FALL'. ANYBODY CAN . . . BUT WHO WILL . . . Ffr)ili/,ition DM "Power ft? 7-b)Wf (,18?aUrt •Fftr!iliM!ion Micronulficnts • CC^j^c^ l Bung CoContron l (32-7-5I.W/ Sell you a 2" (throughout) Genuine Redwood GrrjbPfOQliiig Sod Wnb Worm Microntjinonfs 95 Chinch Buti Control Control SnilVi/Hiwoim PER Control 6 Foot Table and Bench Set for only ... SO. FT. Wnorl Control 34 Power Rolling 4,000 sq. ft. Min. BROAD STREET SHREWSBURY 842-2519 i| 747-5555 Ttte Dally Roftrter, - MHdkumn, N J., Thumby, September 16,1971 13

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CONTEMPORARY MIDtmftANMN DINING ROO AND BEDROOM A definite new look In beautiful cupper finish. 7 elegant pieces in 6 eER S Roy s> Mu ^«!!f^ u ~ *hru8hy presWent Electronics Associates, Inc., West Long Branch, has 1 design lor flexiblt mtytsng. appoints,Tour business area managers, each responsible for the performance and profitability of a malor seomsnt of the company's business. They are, left to right, James Art. Alexander, Monmouth • Araioir« 2 Commodes • Deco- Beach, infnarsie of systems; Robert Welle, .Llncroft, service; Paul E. Huber, Highlands, computers, ' rator scroll headboard* Triply and MarshaH R. Bogota, Point Pleasant, peripherals (computer accessories Including scopes and, ilmi$e[» Two hoodrd printers). mirrors \BROOM Wins Battle; ahne Plans Are Dead MIDDWHWN - BROOM and Co. has officially notified port," Mayor Foulks said, ad- ect urged on the Beekman- I- Business and Residential the township that plans for a dressing the public. "I re- Gulick tract in Red Hill by the Organization of Mlddtetbwn: - fashion center On its tract on ceived a phone call from Industrial Task Force. lost a battle but Has, won the Newman Springs Road: oppo- Hahne and Co. officials that • George F. Birmingham, Understated elegance In » mud. I war. ' ..".•:..-, : : •. . site Camp Coles have been Hahne and Co. is definitely Hahne vice president in em setting for warmth anil plea* Mayor Harold H. Foulks scrapped. , . not coming to Middletown. charge of real estate, could sant dining. not confirm that plans to.lo- I has made it official: Hahne "I have a sad note to re- It's definitely official now. • Hutch • Credenza • Trestle "It broke my heart," the cate in Middletown have been table * Decorator chairs • Buffet mayor said, adding that all given up, but he did not deny through his political life he it. Regional Sewer Unit has tried to obtain ratables Mr. Birmingham said mere- for the township, ly that such decisions are tak- Mayor Foulks called upon en in the Hahne New York of- MMOUS MAKE Rejects Work Bids township residents "to look fice, and added that when a 3 PIECE thoroughly on all sides of ev- decision is made, he is noti- HAZLfeT - The Bayshore MATTRESSES amended to a bidder depos- erything - not just your own fied of it. OU.IH HIE Regtonai^Sewerage Authority iting 10 per cent not to exceed side - for the good of the Meanwhile, the Hahne tract LIVING MATTRESS has rejected all bids it re- MATTRISS OR 129,000, artd shortening the whole township." on Newman Springs Road re- ceived for the East Creek and BOX SPRING BOX SPRING time in which action must be Shaking his head sadly, he mains a plain of bare earth, ROOM Flat Creek trunk sewers be- U> TO »" ' COUP. VALUE taken on the received bids reiterated, "We lost Hahne gradually giving way to scrub, cause of. technicalities in- KIC, I. M.M I. ISMS from 120 days to 30 days. and Co.; that's official." vegetation and graced only by volved in a recent law. The BSRA's regular meet- "The people wanted Hahne a lone dogwood, tree a bull- SETS Bids were returnable ing on Sept. 28 will be held in and Co. The Township Com- dozer operator hadn't the Tuesday«ight for the regional the Hazlet township hall in- mittee wanted Hahne and heart to push down. 2988 system's Eafct Creek and Flat 79 stead of the previously sched- Co.," commented Com- Creek trunk sewers, with con- uled Holmdel municipal build- mitteeman Joseph M. Mala- struction scheduled to start ing which is now undergoing Acquit Woman FAMOUS MAKE vet. Only BROOM, he added,, DELUXE next month. extensive renovation. opposed the project.- On the advice of attorney In Freehold By tying up Hahne and Co. FREEHOLD - Mrs. De- STUDIO COUCH William J. O'Hagan, the au- in a Superior Court suit for SOFA thority agreed to readvertise Caseworker lores Chikara of 12 Ravatt ft DISCOUNT nearly two years, BROOM ef- Road, Port Monmouth, has for bids, returnable at 7:30 fectively killed, the firm's in- FURNITURE p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 28, in the Joins Agency been acquitted by a jury on BEDS terest in the fashion center, charges of atrocious assault Hazlet. township hall. New LONG BRANCH - Dr. BEAUTIFUL COLORS even though the suit was de- and battery upon Mary contract documents will in- James M. Long, executive di- cided hi Hahne and Co.'s fa- McLaugnlln, 17 Ravatt Road, volve twp changes necessi- rector of Family and Chil- vor, Mr. Malavet recalled; . East Keansburg, Sept. 29,1969 27 MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK tated by a law affecting mu- dren's Service, Inc. of Mon- "I hope this kind of negativ- in Middletown. nicipal contracts. mouth County, has announced ism doesn't queer the industri- County Court Judge Alton Bid security of 10 per cent the appointment of Miss 89 747-9077 al park," the committeeman V. Evans presided over the of the total base bid has-been Linda Weiner of AUenwood to REG. 129.95 remarked, referring to a proj- two-day trial. MON. THRU FRI. 9 AM -9PM SATURDAY TIL 6 PM the counseling staff of the non-profit, community service Shea Served agency. Miss Weiner, a Wall Town- With Sen. Case ship. High School graduate, HAZLET - James B. Shea, was awarded a EA degree in 12 Knoll; Ter., spent July sociology from the University working In the Washington, of Connecticut. She has D.C., office of Sen. Clifford P. worked at the Manchester Case, R-N.J. Branch of Children and Fami- A senior at St. Mary's High ly Services of Connecticut. School, South Amboy, Mr.

Shea was assigned to Sen. •'''• ..:•. Case's office as part of his * summer seminar studies with Court Grants the Washington,Workshops, 3 Divorces an independent governmental FREEHOLD - These di- research group for high school vorces have-been granted in students interested in gaining Superior Court here: first-hand knowledge of the ROOTS Elizabeth Boynton Davis, .17 workings of government. This Laurejwood Drive, Little Sil- was Mr, Shea's second sum- ver, from John L. Davis of red bank • summit mer in the workshop pro- Westfield, for extreme gram. cruelty. V A graduate of St. Joseph's Sondra Ingui, 22 Lancelot School, Keyport, Mr. Shea has' Road, Manalapan, from Mi- applied for admission to Eis- chael Ingui, address unknown, enhower College, Seneca, for desertion. .• ~~~ N.Y. He is active in the Haz- Ann Rawle, 412 Belmont let Police Explorer Scout unit. Ave.; Colonial Ter., Ocean Township, from John Rawle, Atlantic City, for extreme AWOL Charge cruelty. Is Lodged MIDDLETOWN - Police report the arrest of William Watchdog Taken, Ton E. Pagan, 20, of 322 Main St., MILAN, Italy (Ar) - Gio- Belford, on charges of being vanni Mezzardl told police he AWOL from Camp Lejeune, left his dog at home to guard N.C. his valuables while he went to They said the arrest was the beach. He returned to find made by Detective Robert burglars had taken his money, We won't return Schnoorat9:15p.m. Monday. his jewelry, and the dog. to the classics...... Grow more money more ways We really never left them!

We have The look is traditional with the new touch plans for everyone of a soft clay-toned broken herringbone... * richly colored country plaid. And, of course, there is our distinct cut with natural shoulder styling. An oxford shirt in permanent press ' finish and a wool challis tie are the natural complements.

HERRINGBONE ... 100H WORSTED WOOL... BY UNETT; LTO. ... $140. COUNTRY PLAID ... BY ARTHUR FREEOBERG ...$145 Mtrnbir P.O.I.C. OXFORD DRESSSHIRTS8Y HATHAWAY.. .$12. OUR COLLECTION OF WOOL CHALLIS TIES FROM SS.BO TO $12.60. w GKNTY NATONAL BANK Th« bunii Irint Iftohn mil tor you 1OB IHOAD STREET, BED BANK OCEN WEDNESDAY d FRIDAY TIL 91 401 SPRINGFIELD AVENUC, SUMMIT OPEN MQNpAY * THURSDAY TIL* I J6 'IViJiih RcgiWfr, RH Bartk « Middfrlo^it ,N.J., Thursd«y, Srpumbrr 16,1971 <£ ';•'.*'.'•,' fU.S.' Birds in Africa, Parrots oh Home Front By WILLIAM F. SANDFORD and brother Michael has U.S. name. Geologists who fa- Brother Michael's broad Most recent is a letter from arew adjacent to New York found his brother an excellent vor the drifting of continental knowledge of and interest in Fred B. Stieg of Highlands harbor (there are many, Most bird listers, given one. (HTI)OOK plates should be able to point the wildlife and its environ- who writes that "For the last apparently, on Long and their choice «f an exotic clime "He has taken me through to Uie bird life as evidence of ment are able to visit these week a small flock, (4 to 6) Statcn Islands) could be the close ancestral relationships, areas because such ventures apple green parrots or para- result of reported accidental in which to augment their life the immensely varied wild swer is no The Carolina has. findings, would choose Africa areas of Kenya and Tanzania WORLD even though now separated by are so generally profitable. keels has been in this area, escapes from shipping cages. for its rich and'varied avi- in a way that no tourist tour vast oceans. He certainly will return with dining with gusto - and vast Some, reportedly, also have been extinct for just over half fauna, Brother Michael Doug- could possibly equal. We have "Paleontologists should be much more than do those who amounts of raucous parrot- been released, and many no a century and is irretrievably, go primarily to destroy and talk - on the mulberries in doubt escape from private lOSt. , ' y: herty of Christian Brothers; camped near the coral reels able to calculate how long it 1 Academy In Llncroft has been of the Indian Ocean where "Lake Navasha, a fresh wa- would take for common stocks bring back only hunt trophies my yard.' owners. The birds loose in our area, spending the summer .enjoy- snoitalirig in the tidal pools ter lake in the midst of the to develop into such diversity to attest the degree of their Mr, Stleg notes that he The sightings occasionally are of several species and will. ing just that opportunity. Hi's was an introduction to a soda, attracts a great variety as is also present. (The usual "success. ",._ spotted a similar pair last fall prompt questions as to- wheth- have to be watched to see if letter of Aug. 18 from Thom- whole new world of natural of birds and is just over- figure is given as about 150 • Escaped parrots and para- in a holly tree. er the Carolina parakeet any are able to establish son Falls, Kenya, where he is life. : whelming as far as identi- million years,) The sunbirds, • keets continue to show up in The frequency of reports of could possibly be "coming themselves as local breeding staying at the home of his "We camped on the edge of fication is concerned. for example, have no Ameri- our area, with new reports by these birds in the waterfront back." Unfortunately, the an- birds. brother, bears sharing. the Rift valley escarpment, "A second great impression can counterpart, nor do they startled observers reaching us Africa, he reports, presents . with elevation changes as ties in nicely with my teach- have hummingbirds here." at a rate of about once a many Impressions. "Perhaps great as the Grand Canyon. ing field of geology. And further re the richness week. the most striking is the har- Oh the soda lakes of the Rift : "Although many bird fami- of the bird life: "It is neces- Most frequent source of the mony that exists between the valley the great concentra- lies are unique to Africa, a sary only to step outside the reports is the Hlghlands-Na- wildlife and most of the tions of greater and lesser fla- great number are close count- door to see several varieties vesink-Rumson area, but the people. It is close to the mingoes (probably more than erparts of American birds. of shrikes, weavers, sunbirds exotics are not restricted to American countryside of 30-40 1 million at my visits') are like The herons, thrushes, swal- and hawks. An augur buzzard that area. We've also heard of years ago." nothing else in the world, lows, hawks are in many (the local red-tailed hawk) them in recent months in Red A good guide and safari from a distance they look like cases so close to the Ameri- roosts in a tall tree just 20 Bank, Oakhurst, Colts Neck, leader, it would seem, is in- a thick, pink foam edging the can species that the first in- yards from my brothers Holmdel, Shark River Hills, home in Thomson Falls." dispensable oit;such a junket, lakes. .; clination is to call them by the Spring Lake Heights and It is fortunate that people of. Brielle. Hazell Named Full Professor NEWARK - Dr. William NCE's bio-medical program, Hazell, president of Newark serving as a member of the College of Engineering, an- committee directing such ac- nounces the promotion to full tivities and as researcher professor in applied mechan- studying the mechanical prop- ics of Dr, Gerald Granik, 1802 erties of diseased bones. Bryan Ave., Wanamassa. Dr. Granik holds two de- SESSION SET grees from Newark College of LONG BRANCH - The OUTSTANDING CAMPERS — Highlight of season ot Seashore Day Engineering and two from next regular City Council ses- Comp, West End, is presentation of camp's highest awards, "Outstanding Stevens Institute of Tech- sion has been set for Wednes- Campers of 1971" trophies. Participating are, from left, Mrs. Alfred nology and has taught at NCE day, Sept. 29^ due to the forth- Thome and daughter Nancy, West Long Branch; John F. Clttadino,owner for 19 years.- coming Jewish High Holy and physical director; Cheryl and Mrs. Roy Labaton, Deal Park, and He has been active in Days. Marc and Mrs. Elwood AAiddleton, Ocean Township.

SENATORIAL SENIORS — E. Donald Sterner, left, "the boy Senator of The World's Most Successful 1929," greets the present-day Mohmputh County senior state'j senator, Richard K. Stout, right* at Belmar Kiwanis Club. Joining in the welcome Is Charles Fraser, Neptune, center; club president. Lottery Awards More

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Price 17 $650j0007 JANUARY 28 ...368371 mm, ' — ^$100007 FEBRUARY 4 .. .465452 ^$7m000] FEBRUARY 11 ..800093 ]§0(f~~ FEBRUARY 18 ..845974 ^44Tj200_ FEBRUARY 25 .,744658' MEDITERRANEAN $100 MARCH 4 ....;. :436759; 14,412 MARCH 11 113806 SPECIAL $14^07^00 MARCH 18 ...;.342145' MARCH 25 797875 SUB- . 42" Pedestal Table TOTAL 15,1 APRIL 1 .631409 • 4 Chairs APRILS 359695 • Choice of Colors APRIL 15 205255 APRIL 22 489532 White or Black Frames APRIL 29 383627 Reg. 149.95 MAY 6 993B41 196 MAY 13 ,..,.,..378232 Sale QQ95 MAY 20 621384 1i,786 MAY 27 661871 Price Y 7 JUNE 3 ....',.,,602302 JUNE 10 ...035575 JUNE 17 .. ...671636 JUNE 24 .. ,965321 FLOOR SAMPLE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS JULY 1 ... ,936567 JULY B ...' .802382 BIG SAVINGS! JULY 15 .. ,363674 JULY 22-.., ,983879 . GRAND TOTAL JULY. 29 .. .009955 WEEKLY LOTTERY AUGUST "5 ,553506 212,697 AUGUST 12 ,841526 MILLIONAIRE - C AUGUST 19 .766296 AUGUST 26 .084358 DINETTES LOTTERY-' SEPTEMBER 2 .109710 SEPTEMBER 9.. 436332 Il87 HIGHWAY 35 oppvifKmtySho* MIDDLETOWNi 671-0004 • Open Daily 10 AM To 9 PM SAT. Till6 PM Weekly Tickets 50^,, Winners Every Week!! 'Ihe IWly Heritor, Middli'lm.n, \ J.. lliur«Liv, S.^innW 111. IWI 17 intg the Heart Failure Season B|IBWINJ, POLK, M,», haps wheezing, 'inese are the While Die amount of blood urine than is usual, at the first softer tissues. Under the pull rid tne body of fluid, Intake of people who have autumn is increasing, people (eel cold snap, as his body re- of gravity, in daytime with salt is restricted as this min- It's heart failure season heart failure. sluggish antt tired, a condition sponds to the cooler tempera- standing, fluid in heart failure eral tends to increase water You can't do much if you HERE'S TO known as "spring fever." ture by forcing blood out of tends to pool in the ankles. retention. Every year in early fall have a weak heart. For it is But in early fall, the re- the skin where it would be But when the patient lies flat Heart failure is also man- some older folks with heart the work of the heart that HEALTH 7 verse occurs; The blood ves- chilled, and deeper into the at night sleeping, gradually aged with drugs such as digi- trouble have extra' trouble. pumps the blood to all parts of sels of the skin shut down, body. this fluid moves from the talis which strengthen the ac- then treated. So if you're a se- They tod their ankles swell- the body,, In the blood arc the squeezing the volume of circu- Older, tired, weakened .swollen ankles into the blood tion of the heart, nior citizen who Is waking ing during the day, particu- BUbstances thaC keep each of tains them, the cells and tlic lating blood into the internal hearts sometimes cannot stream again, and begins to Rest, proper diet and com- short'of breath these autumn larly when they are on their the tiny cells working, that organs that they compose lose organs, tho liver, spleen, and handle this change in circula- leak out into the lungs. plete medical care are, of nights, stop calling it hay (e-. feet too much. At night, after provide the cells with the their efficiency. The work of lungs. tion. Then, suddenly, the older course, important to complete yer or asthma and see a doc- a few hours of sleep the ankle- energy they need to keep go- each cell suffers when the At this lime, the circulation The older heart may not be patient wakens with a choking recovery, With proper care, tor. swelling disappears, But they ing. work of the heart is not good. to the kidneys increases, too, able to push the large amount sensation and marked short- most patients can overcome It's autumn heart failure begin to awaken at 2 or 3 When the heart can't keep The muscles become weaker and some of the extra water of blood through the smaller ness of breath. Treatment for the heart failure or even live season again! o'clock In th| morning short up with the demand of the and tire easily. The brain can- which has been In the blood pipeline of vessels that is left heart failure is needed imme- comfortably with it for a long or breath, coughing and per- cells for the blood which sus- not think clearly. Digestion passes out of the body as v^en many of the blood ves- diately. time. Properly managed, Dr. Polk will be happy to suffers as do all the functions urine, ' sels of the skin close down. It's Manageable heart failure need not lead to answer questions on medical of the bowel and indeed of the Even the Young ' As a result, circulation be- , Heart failure is a manage- a cardiac death. subjects. Letters may be ad- Squad Licensing entire body. When tho work of In early autumn, even a comes sluggish, and fluid be- able problem, It is treated To live comfortably despite dressed to him In care of The the heart cannot keep up with young man may note that he gins to leak out of the closed with medicines to improve the heart failure, the diagnosis Dally Register, US Chestnut the demands made upon it by puts out a good deal more of blood vessel tubes into the work of the kidneys as they must be first thought of and St., Red Bank 87701. the entire body, the patient is Proposal Scored in heart Mure. MIDDLETOWN - Red Cross course and 16-hour Amount Varies j. Bedell, Democratic candi- refresher courses every three The amount of blood in the date for Assembly, in the years, Additional'time has body varies somewhat with coastal district, says he is op- been spent on in-service semi- the seasons. posed to state licensing of nars, training sessions and In winter, when the bluod first aid squads and urged first time ever... Sealy Golden Guard briefings, vessels of the skin are shut strong public support in let- "These men are true volun- down to retain the body heat, ters of protest to Governor teers, giving freely of their less blood is needed. But in Cahill. time without thought to per- the warmer weather, the cir- "The state Department of sonal sacrifice or monetary culation of the skin increases with Dura-Flex coil support on sale at Health's intention to legislate remuneration. They have and the amount of circulating the mandatory certification of compiled a record at selfless blood is increased by the body our first aid volunteers devotion to social service that to adapt to the demand. through the completion of an is unsurpassed. This new ven- In the earliest days of 81-hour course is nothing but a ture by state empire builders, spring, when the weather clumsy, heavy-handed intru- is utterly uncalled for and, if warms, the body opens the sion into an area where no successful, will do irreparable blood-vessels of the skin to al- problem exists. It's bureau- harm to the cause of commu- low more blood to enter the cracy at its very worst," Mr. nity health and wellbeing," skin and be cooled. At this Bedell charged. Mr. Bedell said. time, for a few days, there • He said there are more may be not quite enough than 30,000 volunteer aidmen Drug Addiction Problem? blood in the body to cool in in New Jersey, most of whom Call 888-1)333 For Help Day or the skin and still' to serve the have taken an'inltial IB-hour Night. , rest of the body, i LAST 3 DAYS SALE ENDS SATURDAY, SEPT. 18

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NOT*: No itllilmllnfi wllh any ulhnr JIIJJII mi Jenny ACME FURNITURE COMPANY Shorn Wild alrnllilf noirifi Fin Hum vttlt Afft frt IhfllAOT OHANal MILL IND SHOP. 137 MOIMMOUTH ST. —rafte""* 747-2104 RED BANK ' >•'• Daily Rrfrim r, Rrd Bank - MldflMo* n, YJ., Thunrdu), September 16,1971 Lawyers Set to Serve iii Bay Pollution Probe per cent of tastottl load, Cer- UVS OW VBUIPWFV VW4WWWW wp- month that declared the may- - hen, president of the confer- the World Trade Center al- signed to handle the lower Trade Center discharge "400 BySHERKYHGOORE tainly considerably less than Citizens Agilnit Water Pollu- ors "outraged by the pollution ence, said Richard D. ready occupied by tenants, is portion of Manhattan, would to MO million gallons of sew- this percentage will reach tion (CA.WP) told the pttvprs being created in the Hudson McOmber of Giordano, Gior- being released by the city Into be ready by the end of 1967. age Into the Hudson every The Bayshore Conference dano and Halleran has al- the Hudson or East Rivers." ''Unfortunately," said. Mr. day." j Raritan Bay,-which is In- last Friday that Bajlttn Bay of Mayors has announced that River, Raritan Bay, and the Jersey Sjljore," and demanded ready met with the 10 mayors Mr. Tobin said the situation Tobin, "the city has not yet In response, Mr. Tobln's fluenced far more by the and adjacent Interstate wa- the law tlrm of Giordano, to discuss both federal and will be alleviated before the been able to complete the re- letter quoted a statement Raritan River and the Arthur ters have been the subject Giordano and Halleran of that the iPort of New York Au- 1 thority "cease discharge of state laws affecting Raritan Trade Center is completed, • quired delivery system.'"', made by Charts Sampwitz, Kin.: matter of numerous In- Mlddletown has agreed to ren- Bay. since the New York sewage The Bayshore Mayors, in- acting director of the city's Plea Issued vestigations. der legal services to the Con-' polluted w,ater from the World Into the Rivers disposal system is now vir- cluding mayors of Keansburg, Bureau of Water Pollution Now that the Bayshore One study was sponsored by lerence durings its in- Trade Center immediately." Mayor Cohen released a let- tually complete, except for a Highlands, Middletown, Haz- Control. mayors have legal guidance, the Department of the Interi- vestigation of pollution of The petition threatened le- ter received from Austin J. pumping station which will be let, Atlantic Highlands, Key- Mr. Samowitz said that "a they have issued a plea tor or In 1667. Raritan Bay and any sub- gal steps by the conference If Tobin, executive director of operational within the next 18 port, Matawan Township, 'rough calculation shows that water experts to aid the group Pr. Miller suggested that sequent legal proceedings. no action were taken by the • the Port of New York Author- months. Matawan Borough, Union the total pollutant load of the in determining both sources of the mayors' conference identi- The 10-member conference PA within 60 days. , ity, confirming that "all sew- The PA letter added that it Beach and Holmdel, had de- World Trade Center to the pollution of Raritan Bay and fy all major pollutors of the approved a petition last Holmdel Mayor David Co- age from Manhattan south of was anticipated that New clared themselves "indignant Upper Harbor (north of the its effect upon the Bayshore. lower Raritan Bay so that ap- 72nd St., including that from York City's Newtown Creek and horrified" that the lower Narrows) cannot be more Dr, Brlnton M. Miller ot propriate action may be tak- Sewer Problem Halts the relatively small part of Pollution Control Plant, de- Manhattan system and • the than a small fraction of one Mlddletown, co-chairman of en. ' Keyport Construction KEYPORT - Residential reconstruction of Atlantic St.* building for income purposes Public hearing of an ordi- < will pause for a while - at nance appropriating $5,500 for FASHION DISCOUNT CENTER least until the borough's sew- a special traffic consultant to er project is updated. prepare a traffic master plan - Borough Council has in- was postponed until receipt of troduced an ordinance ban- the county's Topics survey. ning residential construction, specifically high rise apart- ments and motel units. Sensitivity SPECIALS "We are not zoning out con- WIDE WALE struction altogether," council Class Opposed president Henri J. Hansen' NEPTUNE - Warren F. said after the council session. Disbrow, Conservative Party MISSES' KNIT BLOUSES "What we are trying to do is candidate for assemblyman- CORDUROY Lambskin crepe knits of acetate and plan properly for the future. at-large, says he is opposed to nylon. Sizes 32 to 38 in the group. "Our sewer system now is any form of so-called "sensi- functioning over its' planned tivity training." He said this capacity and we can't tax it is a "Marxist developed form any more," he stated.' of brainwashing which is PILE LINED • "We don't mean that the found to be highly insulting 3 person who wants to build a and vulgar to most Ameri- single family dwelling on a cans." conforming lot is going to be Mr. Disbrow said open dis- denied a building permit," , cussions of people's varying Mr. Hansen continued. "We views are necessary to re- MISSES' PILE ROBlS are trying to control construc- solve problems, but the pri- Acrylic snap fronts arid 3-ways in the tion of multiple dwellings, as vate thoughts, emotions, in- our sewer problem is most group. Pink, turquoise, orange. 10-18. TOPPERS timacies, likes and dislikes acute." are their own, not to be' The borough has been or- probed by government bu-' dered by the state Depart- reaus, public schools or any '49 REGULAR ment of Environmental Pro- other group. < 8.49 tection to upgrade its primary "I oppose sensitivity train- Reg, treatment system and is seek- ing no m,atter what name it ing to fornrits own authority goes under. It is the grossest 22.99 with Matawan. In an unre- invasion of privacy yet de- 18 MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS lated move council authorized vised by the ultra-leff." , Misses'acrylic pile lined 100% cotton its engineer to prepare speci- He said this form of brain- Crew neck and collar styles of 100% wide wale corduroy topper with welt fications for the reconstruc- washing was originated in Acrilan® acrylic. Sizes S, M, L,. XL. tion of the sewer system in Russia with the Pavlov ex- pockets. You'll love it with all your the area of Front and Beers periments and refined later favorite pants outfits. Camel. 6-16. Sts. and American Legion by Beria of the Soviet Secret Drive. REG. Police. 2.99 EA. "There was a lot of damage done to our system in this area by the recent hurri- Breakfast Is Hearty cane," Councilman Hansen JOHANNESBURG, South said. "We are applying for aid Africa (AP)'- Watchmaker toward reconstructing this Harry Lewis said "a break- MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS particular area's system." fast of whisky and milk and No-iron shirts with double button cuff Manzo Contracting Co. Inc. cooking all my food in garlic" and long sleeves. Stripes. S, M, L, XL. MEN'S of Madison Township, was helped him reach the age. of awarded a $22,187 contract for 90. PERMANENT REG. PRESS 2 2.99 EA. C & L EXCAVATING CO. UKEWOOD OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE BLOUSE 2138 Rt. 9 Route 35 MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER 364-0288 671-4162 JACKETS Save Money By Making Early BELL BOTTOM JEANS Zipper jacket of Arrangements For Your Zip or button jeans with scoop front or permanent press SEWER CONNECTIONS four patch pockets. Solids. 28-33. Dacron® poly- Master Plumbers - Work and Price Guaranteed ester cotton, SAVE with Orion® Per Ft. - Full Price . M REG. 1.49 acry(ic pile lin- GROUP RATES ALSO AVAILABLE FOR § 4.99 EA. PR. 2 ing. Fall colors in 36 to 46. PUBLIC AUCTION BOYS' C.P.O. SHIRTS i C.P.O. shirt of 70% reprocessed wool, SALE 22% nylon, 8% linen. Plaids. S, M, L. Hiving told our home wa will dispose of personal property on the promises at: . 391 MTU SILVER POINT ROAD, 44 REG. LITTLE SILVER, NJ. 3 3.99 EA. • - NortbuatcwmrUttlaSIhwr Point Rowl and 8avin Bridg* Rotd. BOYS' BRUSHED DENIM MEN'S MR. JAYSHiRE VINYL ' 10 A.M. SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th. 10 A.M. CARTOON JEANS SUEDE WESTERN JACKET Floor Chime Clock Mahogany Case-Gold Bracket Face-West-- Button front 100% cotton jeans with 4 Western style with framed Sherpa collar and minster Chimes (Tiffany), Pair Twin Sleigh Beds (CA 1835 contrast patch pockets. Sizes 8-18. Mahogany), Lincoln Bed made by I. Himmb (CA 1835) only lining, patch sleeve pocket. Fall colors, sizes three of theee beds are known to be in existence including the Lincoln Bed in the White House, Settee Upholstered in 50 REG. 5,M,l, XL. Blue Velvet by William Longstreet, Del Brooke Farm (Circa' 1840), Chest'of Drawers made for Margaret Longstreet 2-5' 2.99 *-Srnith (CA 1857 Mahogany & Marble), Single Bed by I. Himmb (CA 1835), Bookcase Three doors Pineapple Car- ving (CA 1835 Mahogany), Table Crystals, Demi-Tasse Cups and Saucers (Limogos-Dresden-Royal Worchoster-Le- GIRLS' nox-Austriart-Etc. 12 Oyster Plates Gold Encrusted (Li- BOYS' moges), 10 Oyster Plates Floral Pattern (Limoges), 6 Oyster GIRLS' JEAN TOPS Quilted Nylon Plates Violet Pattern (German), Cut Glass, Dresser Bottles Girls' cotton turtlenecks with \ibbed Expanded Vinyl (Sterling Silver ;on Crystal), Handsome Handpainted Porce- cuff. Fall colors. Sizes 3-6x, 7-1 A. SKI lain Punch Bowl with 10 matching handpainted cups (Li- MOTORCYCLE moges), Silver Picture Frames (Sterling), Punch Bowl Hand- painted Gold encrusted (Limoges), Oriontal Throw Rugs,' JACKETS REG. JACKETS Slant-top Desk Rail Top (Maple) Vanity (Maple), Commode 9 Nylon quilt ski (Maple), Single Brass Bed, Ornate Iron Bed, Occasional Ta- FOR 1.99 EA. 3 Vinyl jackets jacket with zip bles, Rush Bottom Slipper Chair, Platters, Decanters, Bric-a- brac, 60 Piece Set Gold Rim Table Glass, Curio Cabinet, with acetate front, attached Table Lamps, Floor Lamps, Mirrors (CA 1835), Slandon satin quilt lin- hood. Choice of Scale, Exquisite collection of Dinner Plates,-Salad ing and zipi Plstes:Soups,-Luncheon-Breacl and Butter, Etc. (Limoges acrylic pile or and English), Electric Wall Fixtures with Hand etched GIRLS' SLACKS pockets. ln( nylon lining in shades. Large Collection of Linens (Bed and Table), Gilt either black Picturo Frames,, Books, Pictures, Flat Table Silver Service of Bonded bell bottom slacks with boxer prints, solids. 12, 8 Pieces of Highgrado Wicker Furniture, Wicker Porch back waist. Solids and plaids. 7-14. - or brown. Sizes 4 to 14. Swing, Porch and Lawn Furniture, Luggage, Trunks, Pine 8-18. Blankot Chest (CA 1790), Double Student Lamp with Et- ched Crystal Shades, Power Mower with Sulky, Garden REGULAR Tools and numerous items. 8 Dining Room Chairs (Oak- 55 Chippendale). FOR 9 3.99 - 4.29 r EACH No parking of cars within the estate grounds. All visitors REG. 6.55 please uso Little Silver Point Road Entrance. Admission $2,00. credited on purchases. ADULTS ONLY. Seating Ac- commodations, Catering Service. Offerings may be viewed on date of sale from 9:00 A.M. until sale time.

By Order of; DR. & MS. WIUIAM HEATLEY. OPtN DAIlY»rJO *.M. 'Ill lOtlM. 8. C. Coats 8 Associates, Auctioneers & Appraisers SUHDAT-10 A.M. 'Tit« P.M. 45 Wwt ftlvar Road, Ramun, M.J. (ZO1) 8424033 SslMIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 •fMSUUMtdWIWUW P1.EASE NOTE: The offerings In this sale comprise a collection of three Generations Art Auction The Dolly fepUlrr, ftpd Hank - MirWIetown, I* J, ThurMfey, September 16,1971 f/t Withdrawal Plan h Slated In By ROGER E. SPEAR ting their mutual fundt> in In each fund I can answer view of their poor showing in only in very general terms. Eatontown ''.' Q - I am 76 and hold In- capital gain1) and dividends I First, your individual in- KATONTOWN - A fund- •., vestment Company of Amer- am concerned about the wis- vestment decisions should be raising art auction, sponsored 7 tea'and'Windsor Fund on dom of my program and based on the suitability of by the Greater Red Bank Ex- withdrawal programs which would like your opinidii.-K.J. your own particular holdings, change, will be held at the each pay me {100 monthly. A - Without, knowing the not on the actions of other in- Monmouth Shopping Center Many Investors are liquida- extent of your invested capital vestors. Second, dipping into capital, if Indeed you are, to Auditorium, here, at 8:30 p.m. provide for living expenses Is, : In itself, not the evil it was Saturday, Oct. 9. once thought to be. The sale, organized by the Itancoeas Gallery of Mount Theoretically, under, a mu- Holly, will include framed, tual fund withdrawal pro- and ready to hang, original gram, inroads into capital lithographs, etchings, wood- during bear market periods rSpect(icula,r Special Purchase! cuts, oils, watercolors and will be made up partially or sculpture from the gallery's fully In bull markets. lf»<.'or own collection/The works will FAMOUS MAKERS example, you withdrew 10 per be on view from 7:30 p.m., prior to the sale. NEW SCHOOL — The ninth county vocational school Is operational. The Shirtsand /\ Among artists represented new school is In Freehold and next to the Freehold High School, In the Rancocas Gallery col- > ' 'Successful lection arc Chagall, Picasso, Miro, Braque, Dali, Buffet, Pants Investing Renoir, Ceramic, Mqnet, Ma- tisse, Jansem, bautrec, 9th Vocational School Sehreibman, Friedlaendcr, and many others. cent annually from a fund 6" 9" with an 8 per cent average an- Through this sale (he gal- Building Is Opened . Whirl*, nual growth rate it would take 20 years before your capital lery plans to give every art regularly $12 KHEKHOLD - The ninth High School District. education In twenty-one occu- ,10*18 would be exhausted. In- collector and lover, who pations utilizing a total of 48 vestment Company and Wind- wants to start his own collec- and newest County Vocational Courses being offered are Super isn't the word for this gi- rooms in 11 locations through- sor had annual average tion a chance to acquire new School building has opened in beauty culture, carpentry, gantictpeviul, purchase uf long growth rates of 7 per cent and works, at prices, for most Freehold. The building is lo- painting and decorating and out the county. ileeve acrylic jersey thirls !<> fl per cent, respectively over works; of below $100. Some cated next to the freehold • machine shop. Summer school courses for match 'u mix with * Q - What is the outlook for Residents of Monmouth Coun- tones AUd • t I. Walker Jr., president of manager. Prior to that he was ty pay no tuition charges for Copper Range trading on the Walker & Walker, realtors, engineering services super- contrast -^ New York Stock Exchange? any of these education pro- announced the appointment of visor for Electronic Associ- ilitch. Should I hold or sell at half grams. George D. Lockwood as a ates Inc. in Long Branch. He ing. what I paid? - L.W. The first county vocational Sloek-up ynur fall wardrobe sales representative in their is a member of) the Shrews- school was opened in Long now! Sizes S-.M-I, and 6 toll ,• A - Although 1971 first half Shrewsbury office. bury Presbyterian Church, Branch In September 1965 and sales gained 7 per cent year- Mr. Lockwood was pre- treasurer of a local sports- since then there have been We Honor All to-year, earnings dropped to viously with Transaction Data men's club, and past presi- buildings built in Mlddletown, Major Charge Plans! 61 cents a share from $3.11 in dent of the Occanport chapter Wall Township, Hazlet, As- of the New Jersey Jaycees. the comparable 1970 period; Asian Pupils Studying bury Park, Key port, Allen- The usual September dividend Mr. Lockwood resides at town, Neptune Township and payment was omitted as a re- '•• KINWAJ'OKK (Al'>— The 132 s; Pemberton Ave., the latest in Freehold. sult. With copper prices still Philippines, South Korea and Oceanport, with his wife, Lil- Superintendent of Schools Singapore have nearly all well below 1970 levels, any lian, and their three children. Donald V. Hoagland reports substantial share price recov- their primary school-age chil- He is a lifelong resident of the dren in classes, it was report-' that high schpol enrollment ery appears questionable over shore area, living in Fair pd at a United Nations educa- this year is more than 1,400 the .nearer term. In my view Haven before moving to RED BANK: 30 Broad Street tion meeting, students.' you would be well advised to Oeeanport. George D. Lockwoed ASBURY PARK: 600 Cookman switch' to an issue with more immediate upward potential. Landlords! OPfN MOW., WtD. g m.9 AM, TO 9 PM. TUti., THURS. &SAT. 9 AM TO 6 PM September 19 is the date ioi compliance with WONDERLAND OF the new Rent Security Deposit Law. UNPAINUD FURNITURE the Buy of A lifetime! Our computer could be the "CAPTAINS & MATCHING best friend a landlord ever had. It does all your accounting on MATE'S CHAIR tenant's security deposits. 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UED BANK - "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" chorused 20 voices of the Old Guard yesterday morning in Marine Park!... and the annual Old Timers' Day was off to a harmo- nious start which waste last 'til the last guest left the grassy hillside about 4 p.m. Nearly 250 young-at-hcarts from all over the county at- tended, accompanied by blessed sunshine and the season's in- evitable bees. Registration began at 10 a,rn,, taken tiy throe willing sec- retaries from the Red Bank Community Chamber of Com- merce and tlie Parks and Recreation Department, co-spon-j sors of the eagerly-awaited outing, A pair of bright earrings led to Mrs. Ethelyr Ayrcs of Red Bank attending for the first time. • "You know," she reminisced, "my fattier's house used to stand on this very spot, lie was Capt. Morels Brown, who pi- loted the 'Sea Bird' up and down the river here - it was a sis- ter ship of the 'Albertina.' Father was killed in a storm off Bel- Register Pi o'oi by Dan Lord ford." THE YEARS' AWARD - Harold Brower, who Mrs. Mabel Peterson, Mrs. Ayres' sister, was sporting was born In Red Bank 90 years and 9 months ago, received an award for being the oldest person daisy earrings. Both are sisters of the late Thomas -Irving 1 Brown, owner and publisher of The Red Bank Regis- IN THE NEWS — Harry Speth, 86, of Belford, TRAVELIN' MAN - Beniamin J. Simpson, 88, of present at that borough's Old Timers Day in Ma- ter... their roots go deep in the borough. takes time out from yesterday's Old Timers' Day Tulsa, Okla., who traveled the furthest distance to rine Park yesterday. With Mr. Brower, now a Folding chairs dotted the terrain as jaunty, old-timers •festivities in Red Bank's Marine Park to keep up participate in Red Bank's annual Old Timers' Day Newark resident, is Miss Susan Myatt, outgoing chatted, played cards, and simply enjoyed the view of the Na- with the news. yesterday, gets a special welcome from Mayor manager of the Red Bank Community Chamber of ve'sink. Daniel J. O'Hern. Commerce, co-sponsor of the annual outing. Harmony Evidenced ( ' . Friendliness permeated the day - men (some in gay shorts), women (all in shining summer dresses), and an occa- 1 Business Is Poor sional child (well-behaved), moved-happily over the ground; shliffleboard was papular, as always, with cards not far behind THEDAILY .-. but camaraderie was the keynote. "I'm in better'shape this year," smiled Mrs. Mary Pelose, At Session in City Red Bank, who attended last year in spite of a badly broken i f arm. "I love Bed Bank," she said, expertly flicking out her LONG BRANCH - "Busi- pletely solitary, however. Two cigarette. (The Old'Timers have youthful habits.) ness is poor," said Coun- residents appeared with prob- KM) BANK, N.J. Till KSDAY, SKITEMBER 16, J97J 21 cilman Samuel Teicher last lems. ' William Smith,' director of the Old Guard Glee Club, was night. It was his first Citizens' One man complained of bringing his men up to tone for their varied appearances. "We Night stint in city half txMiear poor drainage and street light- sing in town at all holiday events," he said proudly, "and for complaints anxLsuggestions ing on Jersey Ave., the coun- many service clubs." from residents who do not at- cil vice president said. Anoth- tend City Council sessions or er city resident told him he Music Rings Out who have problems between had broken a car spring on Music, other thoughts to the contrary, is not exclusively meetings. the Chelsea Ave. railroad for teen-agers. The hours were filled -with lilting accordion • His lone vigil was not corn- crossing. tunes from Hans Larsen of Belford, and hands and feet were "I will act on the Jersey keeping time to the infectious melodies. Ave. problems," he said.' "But I'm not a member," said Anthony Biancamano of "And the railroad company Red Bank. He was assured by Jack T. Phinney, executive vice has already budgeted for re- president of the chamber, and Alfred A. Gatta, director of the pair work on crossings in the department, that no membership was necessary - just a de- city." sire to have fun. He stayed, and he did. Mr. Teicher initiated the program and staffs it alone. 'Here to Stay' / He has pledged to hear com- Fred Maffeo of Fair Haven, father of the local realtor, plaints and suggestions be- was glad he'd come here from Jersey. Cifcjnn 1926. "I owned tween 8 and 9 p.m. each Club 605 in Fair Haven for years, but arfi retired now. I guess Wednesday. you'd call it retired-I worked 11 years afterward in mainte- nance on the Garden State Parkway. My wife and children The councilman said last were born in Red Bank, and we're here to stay," night, however, that if he does Lunch, in neat boxes from the Palace Diner, was served not interview more residents at noon, and ham and cheese and roast beef sandwiches, cole than he did last night, he will slaWf, pickles, apple and cherry pie, coffee, soda and beer were schedule the sessions on a du$;devoured. semi-monthly basis. . • The beer keg developed a leak, but that was accepted "Business-will pick up," he wiiKthe same good humor as the ever-present bees. said cheerfully, "when the Register Sfolf PHol» ' :'.r Ellen Martin of the Barbizon School of Modeling added to citizens know that I" meant SCOBEYVILLE DILEMMA - Residents in the Scobeyville section of Colts Neck ore upset that this the' beauty of the day by passing out souvenirs... lipsticks, What I said and that I will be Green Acres site, cut off from Obre Road by a chain link fence, is used as a refuse collection center. rulers, pencils, key chains and the like/Everywhere she went, Samuel Teicher here to talk tp\them. Township officlals'sa'y that the site will be abandoned when they find a new landfill site, but residents she was enthusiastically received. are continuing their opposition after being told that nobody knows exactly how long the site can be used for garbage collection. Awards Presented Mayor Daniel J. O'H?rn made an appearance in time to Fourth Marlboro help with the awards: Paul Mueller at 92 was judged to be the oldest, but he had to go back to his volunteer job so the prize went to 90-year-old Harold Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Refuse Collection Center Schultz of Long Branch were married the longest - 64 years - Candidate Quits and Ben Simpson came the greatest distance, from Oklahoma; MARLBORO - Still another ••; Mrs. Mary Pellizzi of North Long Branch made the trip in monkey wrench was thrown spite bf having to use a walker, "I never saw anything like into this township's election Protested in Colts Neck this," she said. "It was hard to come, but I'm so glad I did. contest last night when the God bless everyone responsible for this wonderful day." fourth council candidate in three months withdrew from By JIMMcCOBMICK Among the 50 signers of a pelition protesting the site is No prize was given to Samantha Kennedy, who'll be one therace.^ Mrs. John Kissell, Hockhockson Road. She said that the dis- COLTS NECK - Scobeyville residents show no indication year old this month .,, she was the littlest (and couldn't cope GOP council candidate sident residents had considered obtaining an injunction to stop of relenting in their effort to force the township to remove its with a roast beef sandwich). But she was well taken care of by Ewald Wallace announced the refuse collection at the site. refuse collection center from a Green Acres site on Obre her grandfather, Amby Connor of Eatontown, a spry senior that "he would not run due to "We just don't have the estimated $1,500 needed for the Road. citizen. business pressures. Named in injunction," she said. , It would appear at this point that the major question in "We hope to become a nuisance, and come out again at Finally, there was William S, Musto, 81, retired captain of his place was Saul G. Hornik, the controversial issue is the elusive legal definition of a very the next committee meeting so that they will really have to do detectives in the Monmouth County Prosecutor's office, hqre 31, of Monmouth Heights. flexible word: Temporary. Or, how long will the collection something," she said. on a visit from his new home in Margate, Fla. Lots of people Also revealed last night was center remain on Obre Road? Service Used knew him, and even in the bright sunlight he wore the slouch- that Mr. Hornik would seek The civilized donneybnmk began when the slate, after 1 brim hat of his lormer profession. the two year unexpired coun- ' Mrs. Kissell pointed out (bat most residents have their over l'/ years of postponements, finally told the township that The day ended with bingo above the river - the Old cil term, while other GOP 2 garbage collected by a private firm each week at a cost of $4. it had to relinquish its landfill site on Leland Road so that Rt. Timers went home with delightful memories. candidates David Stokes and "We don't want the collection site there even temporarily, Richard Herman would seek 18 could be constructed. no matter what temporarily means," Mrs. Kissell stated. full four year terms. No Immediate Way Mrs. Alexander Johnson, whose home on Obre Road Democrats Quiet The Township Committee had been unsuccessful in find- fronts the entrance to the collection site, said that several The Democrats have yet to ing another landfill site in the township, and had to face the people tried to get past the gate after the site closed at 2 p.m. reality that the small number of residents using the Leland one Saturday. She said that her yells drove the people away Sewer Unit Urges announce which of their can- Saul G. Hornik didates are running for the Road point would have no immediate way of disposing of their before they could get in. the University of Conn., Col- garbage. , „ , "We may have rats if garbage is left around by people full terms. The Democratic lege of Pharmacy, where lie council candidates are Rich- Commitlecmnn Robert Simms has stated that tlie Obre who come after the gates are locked," she said, Session on Needs was graduated with bachelor Road site was being used only as a collection site until another Mrs. Carole Schlumpf, whose husband has a nursery abut- ard Vuola, Howard Klau, and of Science degree. landfill' is found.. Mayor Kenneth Ijy George agrees, but adds ling the site, criticized the Township Committee for "lack of Richard Kaplan. Mr. Hornik is a member of MIDDLETOWN - Concern letter of Aug. 31 that payment The Republicans announced another dimension to the issue, -r ~ planning." about the proposed Bayshore 'of the federal grant is contin- tlie Board ot Trustees of Ohav "Although the site is strictly temporary,.we are ex- "It seems that they had a great deal of time to find anoth- the withdrawal of Mr. Wallace Shalom Jewish Center, and is sewer outfall line and about a gent on federal approval of and his replacement at a GOP perimenting. We have never had this type of collection site be- er site, and they did not put it to very good use," she said. $5,7 million federal grant to the vSeweragc Authority's membership chairman and fore," he said. Mrs. Schlumpf said that she visited the collection site on a club meeting' featuring GOP co-publisher of "Temple Top- help pay for the township's agreement with the Bayshore state Sens. Richard R. Stout The collection point is only open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. Saturday after the dumpslcrs, collecting the garbage, "should $41 million sewer project, now Outfall Authority for use of ics." He is a member of the to 2 p.m. It opened four weeks ago. and on'the average, 100 have been removed." and Alfred N. Beadlcston. Advertising Lodge of B'nai about 95 per cent complete, the outfall line, the authority Both members of the Mori-, people have left their garbage each Saturday, "The place was really recking. And earlier, the traffic led the Sewerage Authority invited Mr. Ricci to attend Biitli in New York City, and is Gate Hooked Up was really tremendous," she said. mouth County Legislative de- u member of the Pharmaceu- last night to urge a meeting of last night's meeting to discuss legation heartily endorsed The township last week erected a chain-link gale across Meanwhile, the committee is looking for another site, federal, state and area offi- the matter. tical Advertising Club of New an access road which they had ju$t resurfaced with gravel. while the residents in the A-t residential district try to find their party's slate in this York. • cials. , He failed to show up, Mr. township. Mayor George said that the natural layout of the terrain other ways of forcing the township to close down the site. makes it difficult lor anyone to get lo the site without going Edward Schumann, author- Schumann reported. Mr. Wallace, in his with- The candidate said that the through the gate. ity chairman, commented, The meeting of officials of drawal message, cited "busi- "impetus that prompted me lo "We told them let's got to- all levels proposed last night ness pressures and merger ne- join the Republican slate is The mayor emphasized that the garbage is being placed gether and talk about the out- will bo an attempt to pin down gotiations, which at this time two-fold." in large containers, which are removed by Kosellc-Stavola Welfare Board Head fall line." all significant aspects of the take precedence." The former Inc. each week. No garbage is put into tin* ground, lie said. Invited lo confer with au- outfall line project, tlie au- candidate is vice president of "Kli'sl-to protect the in- The major .facets of the issue arc: Can a Growl Acres thority members are Hocei) thority, chairman explained. Ward Systems and Equipment vestment in my home- as well site, marked for recreation use, be utilized otherwise; and, . Resigns From Post I). Ricci, acting chief of the "So far the Outfall Author- Leasing Corp., of Freehold. as the homes of my neighbors. how IOIIJ; can this.use, if it is legal, be permitted. Because of this first interest I No Laws Broken KltlOKIIULD'TOWNSIIU1- Facilities and Grants Admin- ity has only one customer - Former Gt)l' Couji- ing Association, a director of with others'in the community istration Branch of the federal us," Mr.- Schumann said. "We cilwoman Judith Czerny with- Mayor George, the Township Committee,- and the town- Charles W. Stephens, former tlie Long Brunch. Chamber of lend the fight against Levitt Environmental Protection want to determine whether drew from the nice after her ship attorney, Stale Sen. Richard It. Stout, all maintain-that mayor of Little Silver, has re- Commerce, and vice presi- Agency, stale health officials. there are really any regional husband was transferred to to prevent the release of the the use is legal on a."temporary basis," They stated that tin; signed as chairman of the dent and general manager of members of the Bayshore benefits to the outfnll plan. Chicago. The other Republi- performance bonds involving state Department of Knvirnmuoiital Protection concurs, and Monmouth County Welfare United Advertising, Long Outfall Authority, and the "We're also concerned the horrendous drainage utili- Unit no laws arc. being broken, Hoard. Branch. can candidate, James P. 1 sewerage authorities er Definition Coming a stroke in .April, said that he by concern about the $5,7 mil- Letters will go out today to Mr. Hornik was born in a .direct, effect on all our of the welfare board, s»M that Mayor tieorgo has said, liowevor, that he-would define was resigning because ho lion federal grant and about officials on federal, state and Brooklyn, in Kill), lie wns w homes," he said. ho would recommend that th«" delays in plmmlng for the out- local levels Inviting them lo graduate from Krusmiis Hull temporary as no later than llic.-cml of this year. He Raid that wanted to curtail his "outside freeholders "pass a proelnrnfl- fall lino, the proposed .conference, Mr. High School, and received the The candidate then criti- sites previously considered and rejected for use as landfills interests." He,is the president tion honoring him for his ser- Reminded by Mr. Hied In a Schumann said. Liggett Ucxnll Scholarship »l cized his opponents. will be re-examined. of the N. J. Outdoor Advertis- vice." 22 Tfce ifculv H.'ffj.t.'r. HM lUtik - gkfcUriuva. N.j., Tburxby. K.-plrmWr l«. 1971 trsey's Witness Immunity #61% Challenged sion's puwers has ulsn pro- By MMES H.RUBIN The outcome will decide the ternative," the legal bnvf the Fifth Amendment should arc abridged. legitimate enterprises. But the aims and proce- duced some unorthodox legal TRENTON (AP) - On Aug. validity of New Jersey's wit. said, would be" to prosecute not bo a shield for syndicated The creation of the State dures of the SIC have them- arguments, . 20, 1969, Joseph A. Zicarelli, ness immunity law which has Zicarelli with the independent crime. , " Investigation Commission in STATE HOUSE selves been cause for concern. Last year, when I he New accompanied by an attorney, permitted the SIC to jail in- • evidence, put, under that Civil", libertarians, on the 1968 was prompted by increas- The law that established Jersey Supreme Court w«s re- wag ushered into a private definitely reputed Cosa Nos- course, the brief continued, other hand, argue that the ing concern over the infil- the .ngcncy madi; it appear viewing the SIC'H powers, a conference room in the State tra leaders for their silence SCENK "from the knowledge of the lights of all are jeopardized tration of organized crime that the commission's pri- lawyer for one alleged mob- House Annex here and asked when questioned by the comj history of organized crime it as soon as the rights of any into high official circles and mission. is feared that the organization mary function would be to ster contended tjiat a witness a number ol questions, such recommend changes in laws • before the •commission faced as "Are you a member of the The latest court to add its In its legal brief filed before itself would remain to some extent untouched." and regulations to the legisla- the alternatives of lite In pris- Mafia?" thoughts to the growing body the U,S. Supreme Court, the New Jersey attorney gener- The American Civil Liber- Monmouth Arts ture and the governor. on if he remained silent or Zicarelli, who is known also of legal opinion on the subject •Instead, the SIC has gar- death at tliii hands of the Cosa as "Joe Bayonne," chose not was the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court al's office contends that "it ties Union sees the dilemma nered banner headlines and- Nostra if he talked. - to answer the questions which of Appeals in Philadelphia. would be illogical as well as in a different light. wide notoriety for success- It will be1 up to thti US Su- were posed by the State In- The court held last month socially undesirable to require In a legal brief supporting Gallery to Meet fully jailing a handful of preme Court' now to sort out vestigation Commission in an appeal by Gerardo that one compelled to testify Zicarelli's.appeal, the ACI.U prdmirtent names who law en- the array,of,perplexing issues. (SIC). "(Jerry" Catena of South Or- receive immunity from prose- argues that the Fifth--Amend- forcement authorities say As a result, Zicarolli's ange that the witness immu- cution for violations about ment "was designed to KKD BANK - The Mon- demonstration and studio tour rank high in the underworld, residence was changed in .la- nity law .violated Catena's which he is compelled to testi- safeguard a man's right to mouth Arts Gallery heads into given by artist Jan Voytko. A ' nuary, 1970, from Cliffslde rights against self-in- fy." resist compulsion applied in its season of informal art series of art films is sched- Debate over the commis- Park to the Yardville Correc- crimination that arc protepled In other words, according an attempt to force him to re- talks, tours and exhibits with uled in February. Local archi- tion Center, by the Fifth,Amendment to to the state, someone like' veal past criminal conduct.", the first of its monthly coffee tect and artist Kenneth Mit- hours next Thursday. chell will speak.tit the closing He Is now in State Prison on the U.S. Constitution. Zicarelli-who faces trial un« The ACLU quotes former luncheon in May. a subsequent criminal con- But it appeals that Catena der six separate in- Chief Justice Earl Warren of Mrs'. Leonard Danzig, -chairman, said Afnie van Ev- Membership information is viction but still faces an in- and the others at Yardville dictinents-could not be prose- the U.S.( Supreme Court who • determinate jail term on con- will remain behind bars at cuted under independent evi- said, "our accusatory system erdingon, assistant professor .available from Mrs. Sarkis THE PLAZA tempt charges along with a least until the U.S. Supreme dence if he is responded to the of criminal justice demands of art at Monmouth College, Kavookjian, 3 E. River Road, lit. 31II HUOll (D WKI »i< Illl will discuss ceramics with a handful of other alleged.un- Court rules. SIC's questions. that the government seeking Rumson. demonstration and slide pre- derworld figures who declined The 3rd Circuit Court rea- That would place the state to punish an individual pro- "on the horns of a dilemma," duce the evidence against him sentation for the 9:30 a.m. to testify before the SIC and soned that witnesses who program, given at the Guild of are behind bars at Yardville. agreed to talk to the SIC the attorney general's office by its own independent labors, rlElLOlLL said. • rather than by the cruel, Creative Arts in Shrewsbury. I COO "i niMHi The U.S. Supreme Court could still be prosecuted for DRIVE-IN 264 2200 will hear legal arguments their alleged crimes even It could compel Zicarelli to simple expedient of com- An exhibition of water- , Walter Reade, next month that will not only' though the testimony they had testify and "might allow the pelling it from his own colors by Yvonne Aubert will NOW PLAYING Theatres mouth," be on display at the guild. have a significant impact on given under-immunity could state to gather sufficient evi- the future of these men but not be used against them in dence to prosecute various of Law enforcement author- Among events, scheduled "McCabe Zicarelli's associates success- are an acrylics demonstration Carlton will decide important con- court. ities who support the immu- AND BUB> 7 The court is scheduled to opinions are, in general, interested in protecting indi- «it,utyPjrW7510B8 sharply divided over the con- emerge unscathed." viduals from religious or polit- Robert Bradshaw of Douglass. hear an appeal in Zicarelli's College, and a silk-screen case either Oct. 20 or 21. troversial issue. 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New furkCii«1t«i«*i—2,4,5,7,9.11. IM. DAYTIME SPORTS feoiijall Broken for Holmdel High IiOO O BASEBALL (C) CO NET PLAYHOUSE (C) Mutu vi, (]- lliicnll. A f»al-|au!eil, ininMiltMnjt wupitnaf" thriller man oYthe Morristown firm of tending classes in the Inter- ttlxi!it n.uuttfi, rmjtlini*) iirlvHUt nyn who {« hired many days, ground was bro- In addition tii.thu suporin- eluded that he will bu "|>ii.ud l« O "Th. BrU. Wori 8W," l,i limit Itit it mlnHlm,' rnilllnnulr,'. ken (w Holmdt'l High Stlxml. tundent and othtT udininis- K|jplu !U Seaman .said thu mediate School. In j;r:iduiiti' in llolrtnlfl h 4;30 Q "Th. Chill G.rd.n" . 0 NICHOLS (Cl Student representative 1'aul O "B««li«lor Flat" • MCIIHIK l« l»»idwlnkfit Into l«>,'<,ui(ni? ahtrift uf m The $5,2 million building, tration representatives, five building is "nelliri^ slutted in first class." EVENING unruly Arlwmii town f lilJnuMuic rliif. Wko I,miK»tr«t atniffflrka part of a' 78-acre tract on contracts and a representa- .ule. Bat !Mil/vali ISTOIIKHTOV Q THE FLINTSTONES iCl to learn url ancient urlc-nlal art of lelf-deferiau In "Kli'|>lvlilllliliu; IVHllW itn)*r tu rtclml thn rlnKlwrtiler, Crawfurds Owner Hoad, b»r- tive from the student body The school is designed for HVMSUN - Carry Kert/.- morrow. (9 1 SPY lj, •- 10:00 O THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW ln>- UijrulK; Itiifuw 'I'lirnn'nn. Jimmy Hcolt, Idal>uwl» ing tennis and swimming. She 10:30 O THIS IS YOUR LIFE,'(C) I-OXC HItANCII - Itadio 11:00 O O NEWS (C) personality Al Crannutn, disc is ,a member of the News- 0 ALFRED: HITCHCOCK PRESENTS jiiekey star of WI.1H, will paper Club in her public 8 r "Man from Hi« Konlh" . school, h'«l: Willy nnnuT > 0 THE LATE MOVIE • '< ' meet the public Saturday at ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) "ICIHH M« l.fadly" HOSIil aliirrine Italph McrUtr, Hrookdale Community Col- "Hli',,r.'i- ilviii,, SIVIB" Taul 8tvlV(itt. A prlvutd (Irlcctlve nicks nti & beBU> NURSING HOME '(B WHAT'S NEW* (Cl llful lilt.h-Dik.T, lege'.s Coinmunily Learning 7:!0 'Hi11 HIlPlI Slif;i||" ,U| ' 11:20 O NEWS (C) • 24-Hour Cm. €J KENNY ROGERS AND THE FIRST EDITION (.'enter here. , «• joal: 'lummy KmnLlins 11:30 , G THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) , . . • BNonduty »lltimaa O LASSIE ICl iPmmieie) . i;iift«ln; Dlinli filiiir«. Al:e Truchlnc Co. He. will preside at a "block • Madeira Appmv«d 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE , O HOGAN'5 HEROES (Cl party" sponsored by the Coin- "Itraitli fur Hit Bky (1P.1T) atarrinc KunntUi Mor«, NAVESINK HOUSE "tin Unlit mi tin: Il.ruvy Watnr" Al«xnmltr Knox, munily Learning Center from 44 R1VEH8IDI AVE.BID SANK O ALIAS SMITH AND JONES Q THE DICK CAVETT 5H0W (C) "TIIP liny Tliry ltani;«i Kid Curry." An «x.con 2 to X p.m. S42-34O0 »rtlm Ii'i«c« a« a cmndmotter to help outltwi ID CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL hniRIi and Jniita aava their chunce for anmeily. "HIM Hl».-k Orchid" (10.W) (tarrinc Sophia. Loren. O T:JO P.M. REPORT (C) Antlumy Qulnn. ' . with Jilll Kynn 11:50 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) 0) ALL ABOUT FACES (C) l;0O tt NEWS'(C) riilrtta: Klcll Mllfc. Mtlvln Hnlll 0 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) O BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEW5 (C) •Tim MM Hemlcra" 1K03) ilarrlnir.lilrk Dorarile. AMERICAN kiinwt: Whitney Vimne {Iti Mtiry 1'r«. IKM O BEARCATSI (C) ID NIGHT FIMAL (C) V Two advrnttircra ronmlne dig Smithweit In » Sluli wlth'ltnr WhllJIild • \ ' ; ' B™r™t am Hsiiljjnert to irai* dm™ > guig armed IHO 0 NEWS (Cl ' "" " SEWER SERVICE with * gluten unity tank and ualnff it to rob border 1:15 O THE GREATSREATiSHOW,(C) 156 HIGHWAY 36 tiiwnn. "The ttoaitickii" U08O) atarrinc. Eflrnund-Purilom, fit THE FLIP WILSON SHOW (C) Jnhn I>. llHrrvmoro, / WEST KEANSBURG, N.J. i|iif»l»: Kd Rulllvun. the nsnandi, Lucille Ba.ll o 'THE JOE 'FRANKLIN SHOW »)Hi>rj«l'.«i Tip-Sheared NOBTH OF RKI) BANK 12'xlO' White Shat 14663 99 12'xl5 7' Brome Velvet 2C6 7O 129 DRIVEIN- Gets Degree 12'«102" Cranberry Velvet 133 35 69 12'xl6 Honey Gold Shag '34 63 149 v Evll Knl«v«l 7:40; 11:00; TH» Loiori ATLANTIC HKillUNDS OSKA.UIOSA, Iowa - How 12x101 S mner Green Shag 150 37 99 12(165' Green Shag ( 23837 149 »:M ard T: "Lewis Jr. ofl»2 l,ci(»h * Twin-Tone or 12»103' 1! yal Blue Sheared 136 70 79, 12'xl6'5" Avocado Sheared 22065 129 FKKKIini.l) 12x104' Dli) fod Viead 163 30 69 12'xl6'8' Misly Jade Shag '4'80 159 ton Ave.. Hod Hank, IOITIVM 13005 Mr-Ion VCIVPI MAIX1- 12-KIO6' Green Tip Sheared 79 12'«17 ??6 '0 139 a bachelor of arts ilcfiiw *' Solid Shag 12(1010 R»rl Poppy Tedtred 143 30 69 12(17 fl u: Maze Shag 24'j 159 Evll Knkvul 7M0; «;K> TOWN' WKST- 12 xl7 from William Venn Cnlk'KO, 12(10 10 R t Biass Shag 157 63 69 Roma Olive 'culptircd ,(•6/0 1S9 mil 1 Mt.r.ahn A Wn, Miller /:30; 9:30 I2'x]0 11 C Ij Slr,iw Shag 157 64 99 12<178 Sea let Tip Sheared 233 V 139 M-r'ntoi Mn. Miller 7:10; ?:]0 TOWN KAST- hore, when* he majtni'd in 12(11 (lerry Red Shag 16137 109 12x185' Auijmn Orargp Velvet 24310 149 ASBVHV I'ARK wim Rovers 7:M;?:2O history, lie is a Iflh7 nr.iiluatc Rims Olite Sculptured 146 70 99 P (18 10 R vir Gold Scilplirnd SP i( 149 Romorr* flf o Hnrsn Thfcf 8:25; Mor- HAZI.KT 12x11 1' Mo Shag 147 60 89 1^x19 11 lireen ledufc 763 U 159 fyM«, MnrryMr7:00; 10:10 of Kcd Hank High School. 12(11 ' Aulirm Orange Velvet 150 61 89 lb«9 9 Avo ido She rrr I'll ' 89 VIMX- 12x11 7' Ihy t'i Sculpturprl 1S8 63 109 11x11' Riy Rpi( Srulpltiifd 2(1! ii 139 ' Ryimipiwolilrr 2:f»;«'.tS McCnbt K Mr!. Miller 7:10; O;JV 2'xl3'« Anelent Bronze Textured 173.30 109. I5'xli'2" Grera luxury Velvet 205.37 129. 1 I'AltAMOINT-- . KKYPORT 2't\3' Hotllt Green Sculptured 173.33 119. 15'xIi'lQ' Gold lip-Sheared I'Jfi./O 119. 109. lKlrt« Kf KAND'ART- SQ.YD. ?'xl3'15" Sapphire Velvet 176.60 I5'xl3' Roma Olive Sculptured ri6 'o 149. All About "ic» 7:15; 10:00; Antmlng 2«H6' Avocado Shag 198,80 129. IS'XIB-2" Trench Hluo Sheared 159. ST.MMKS- 1 rontplant ti4S < IWn , All. SUUJECT TO PRIOR SfllX Evl' Krtltvcf! Born l.oiftrs MATAWANTOWNSHU' (iN'KMAM- ' ' Hillywnod ntiiot»:.!!; »:no r»ll Knievel 1;Mi V.M NK.W MON'MOI'TII - The KKANSBI'IMi Miitcr I">i»| Ilifth Si.'himl Hiiost- NKITI'NK l WIHRnvm»7:00; VMi »:« COLONIAI.- IT <'iuh w'lll.stHKiMi 'l''iirowoll Mnn Who Hod Powiir n»«r Wom«n NKI'TI'NK tcr and the 'Martha -groups., PKRTII AHBOY SEAGIRT WOODDHIDBE and Master Charge RJ •»• •> Hir«fl t III*' 7i.WI 9: ?. • AMI1OVS DIIIVKIN- Miinws l'fttty is rhiiiriiiun ilf SOMEnVULE UNION WfjSTNEWYCinK f"l Knlivnl ):.10l I0I4II! H«N"» An- PARAMUS WEST ORANOE 8UCCASUNNA FREE PARKINO aftln nn Wt""i's?:l? ' • . iliiv t'vcntipniTOwls of which' POMPTOH CLAIMS HANOVER" TOTOWA . AT ALL STORES Y IIIIKK MKNI.OVAKK will' bctinllt tho' 'du> attilfltl<: Mr,r,ah\ \ Millar 1:001 4:101 Mrrh\ \~ fund, ''','' • '•;'•;'•••• !;•••; •'•••; ••• JiMlfiW 24 Tl»e D*By R#gl*ter, Red Bank ~ Middletown, !M, Tlmrid«.n SeoUmtber 16,Wl

By MARGOT SMITH and soft drinks you now consume have passed his TENBOYCURBY / tests with flying colon! 14 pound boneless stewing Iftmb per psj^on OH LEONARDO - S..Travers Neidlinger has equivalent in'left-over lamb graced Monmouth County with color for many a. FIVE-VEGETABLE SAUCE 1 lamb shank per person'"' year. It flows from his paint brush onto canvas that 1 large eggplant flour is evident in most of the art shows and many of the- 6 medium yellow onions >/j teaspoon curry powder per serving (more iryou homes. It also flows from Mr. Noldlinger, familiarly 4ribscelory wish) known as "Trav," himself, who, habitod in a crushed 2 large green peppers cooked rice red velvet Edwardian get-up, somehow reniindqd me 2 large, carrots ' curry "boys" (condiments to serve on the side) of the Kentucky Colonel (fried chicken variety) as, 1, tablespoon salt . fat black raisins he painted me a verbal picture of his endeavors in i teaspoon black ground pepper grated orange rind : the food world. 1 teaspoon thyme ' •• ' shredded coconut ' The conversation was inspired by the generosity, 1 teaspoon sago red jacketed peanuts, of Trav's art students, who at this season of abun- . 1 teaspoonoregaiio chopped walnuts > '.•'•>• ••••• • . <• dance, keep him well supplied with the gifts of their 3 teaspoons cornstarch chopped hard boiled eggs ' gardens. For all the colorful paraphernalia in Trav's Peel, slice and finely chop each vegetable sepa- chutney , . - ., ,.»».,,, studio, the fresh, perfect .eggplants, tomatoes, rately. dry salt codfish squash and cucumbers stood out singularly. Their Almost fill a three-quart pan with water and chopped boiled shrimps healthy naturalness seemed to take precedence, bring to a boil, Add vegetables in this order: Car- orange marmalade , • •' which says a lot for the beauty of just-picKed pro- rots, boil five minutes; onions, boil 10 minutes; ce- Lamb in boneless chunks is the basic choice. duce. lery and peppers, boil 10 minutes. Add the eggplant However, left-over leg of lamb ot other lamb uAi The vegetables have inspired Trav's students to last for a final boiling period of 10 minutes. might well serve. Broil or roast Iamb shanks in a paint juicy-looking still lifes. They've inspired Trav In this 35 minutes, the vegetables should be soft- deep pan with plenty pf water for the gravy, CopK to make tantalizing things in the kitchen. ened to an even consistency. Add the seasonings, for half an hour in 400-degree oven'. Remove and cut Any man (or woman) worth his salt approaches measuring them scantly and adding more where into bite sizo pieces. Salt and pepper generously. the kitchen with a practical attitude. At 57 Concord your taste requires. Set bones or gravy to boiling with enough water Ave,, the culinary studio is producing masterpieces Stir well during 30 minutes of further cooking. to provide a cupful for each serving. Drain into a out of leftovers from the artist's workroom. Five Mixture should be almost-pastelikc consistency. Dis- saucepan and measure one half cup flour for each kinds of fresh vegetables go into a concentrated solve cornstarch in 1 cup cold water and add gradu- four cups gravy. Melt butter in saucepan and pOur a sauce that Trav prepares and .puts away (in freezer ally, stirring, to thicken. • cupful of gravy into the pan, then add flour slowly to or refrigerator) for future use in at least five ways. Measure out into plastic containers and refrig- thicken until you have a rich paste. Stir In curry The vegetable puree can be turned into spaghet- erate or freeze for future use. powder. Stir paste and'simmer.' ti sauce, clam chowder, a topping for broiled chick- Add undiluted Campbell's tomato soup for spa- Prepare rice. . en, enhancement to macaroni with cheese or (and ghetti sauce. Prepare curry "boys" in small separate serving this is my idea, not his) added to meat or chicken Spread on broiled chicken as a sauce. dishes. Allow about a tablespoonful of each per per- stock for a hearty winter soup. . • • Add to chopped clams in their broth for Manhat- son. Talking of food,.Trav informed us that his color- tan clam chowder. Reheat meat in gravy. Serve over rice with your ful past has included all kinds of professional taste Heat and serve over macaroni and cheese. selection of condiments. Dry white wine, chilled, testing for large food firms. Some of the cake mixes Stir into beef or chicken stock for a hearty soup. light beer or ale are appropriate beverages.

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Regliter Stall Photo Editor's Not£: Wife of Con- Mrs. Warren Vroonii who vis- contact for help. able to pay for the nursing STILL LIFE WITH NEIDLINGER - The Leonardo artist, S. Trovers gressman James J. Howard, its each center around the Services Available service "do so. Some pay par- Neldlinger, well supplied with gifts, from students' gardens/ uses them in D-N.J., Marlene Howard com- county and advises both nurs- A telephone call to the , tial fees and for those Unable the kitchen when their modeling life is over. ments on the Washington es and patients. MCOSS headquarters in Red to afford any fee, the services scene. Having done volunteer Bank -they are listed in the are provided without charge. work for agencies in Washing- phone book — will provide By MARLENE HOWARD ton, I am aware of the diffi-' people in need with a referral The MCOSS has traveled It was with great pleasure culty in reaching those people to the appropriate health cen- far from 1912 when the jail Adolescence: Pain was the only county In- that I accepted an invitation who are in need of help, so I ter in their area-Serving 49 Marlene Howard from Mrs. Cay Wade, director was obviously pleased to learn communities, MCOSS health stitution and children were of development of Monmouth lodged there in the absence of that after 58 years MCOSS is center workers in New patients to hospitals for out- . . .Or Pleasure County Organization of Social still using nurses to visit in Shrewsbury, Belford, Mata* a better facility. They now patient service, clerical work EATONTOWN - Dr. Ger- Services, to visit its health have school nursing programs identity, he becomes highly the home. Eighty public wan, Manasquan and Free- and help in fund-raising. I ald Weinberger, psychologist center in Manasquan. As an in four school districts and sensitive to parental attempts health nurses are available hold visit 12,000 people each would hope that after knowing at the Children's Psychiatric admirer of the work done by two parochial schools. They to control, influence and di- and if a patient is in need of year. Migrant family health more of the varied services Center, is of the opinion that the MCOSS, it occurred to me are supported by federal, rect. He also becomes highly additional mental or physical clinics in Freehold Health performed you will be willing "Adolescence can be for par- sensitive to discrepancies be- that you would be interested county, state and local funds, care, he is referred to other Center alone served 415 farm to donate both time and mon- ents a time of great plea- tween parental values and in the beneficial and far- in addition to donations, fund- staff members, such as diet workers during this past year. ey in the continued veallzatton, sure." goals atitf'parental)behavior," reaching services of. this won- raising events and an alloca- •counselors, physicians or The after-care patients from of such a worthy projectMrt He esjjstened this and ex- Dr. Weinberger commented. derful organization. tion from Monmouth County physical therapists. The Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital our county. t ; panded as Jie subject of the "A whole generation of ado- Myrtis Sesselberg, the very patient may also be referred and Bridgeway House are vis- United Fund Business and In- : adolescent a! a meeting of the lescents has been brought up efficient supervisor of the Ma- to another agency or clinic. ited. Mothers-to-be can re- dustry Drive. In the MCOSS booklet if I Shore AffBiate of CPC in the with the conviction that one nasquan Health Center and a ceive pre-natal care and in- With the increasing mobility Solve Problems quote from.Benjamin Disraeli home of Mrs. Joel Kligman, doesn't have to put up with registered nurse, guided my of our nation's population, it is structions. Hospital beds, which is as true today as it. Ocean Ave., Deal. something if it doesn't make tour and told me a great deal hoped that someday'there will wheelchairs, crutches and Auxiliary members and vol- was in 1877, "The health of The time of great pleasure sense-that one has the right about the program. I also had be a national relerral system other sick room supplies are unteers are trying new ways the people is really the foun- for parents should be, he sug- to protest and that action of- the opportunity to meet and so that a family relocating to available for loan and fami- to solve old problems by as- dation upon which all their gested, "in watching their ten makes changes for the talk with the very hard work- a new area would know auto- lies can be taught how to care sisting nurses in clinics and Happiness and all their power child develop as a unique per- better," lie added. ing mental clinical specialist, matically which agency to for an ill member. Persons clothing rooms, transporting as a state depend." son-one who thinks for him- Dr. Weinberger said that self, regulates his own behav- parental authority in adoles- ior and develops his goals, cence cannot be based on „„/,„<; values and standards." "physical strength." The psychologist' reminded "It can only be based on re- the parents that, "Ironically Dr. Gerald Weinberger spect of the child for the par: Card Party Is Slated the more freedom with guid- ents and the relationship be- ance that parents can com- job unhappiness; they see tween them. Parents in turn By County GOP Women cruel social contradictions be- must be prepared to assume a fortably provide, the more EAST KEANSBURG - The tween our nation's values and less controlling role and a laken, special gifts; Mrs. Mor- similar become parent and. Monmouth County federation its behavior, and they (the more and more advisory role ris Robinson, Long Branch, child; the more control and of Republican Women will adolescents) are distressed by within broad limits, and must membership; Mrs. D. C. coercion, the more alienated honor state and county candi- this and their parents' in- trust the adolescent to take on Stackhouse and Mrs. Edward they become." dates at its Annual Dessert volvement in it," Dr. Wein- more and more responsibility Devonshire, Ocean Grove, Two main issues for par- Card Party and Fashion Show berger summarized. for his own behavior," Dr. cake and. pastry table; Mrs. ents of adolescents discussed on Sept. 23 at 12:30.p.m. in "What this means," he said, Weinberger advised. George Jewell, Port-au-Peck, by Dr. Weinberger concerned Buck Smith's Restaurant, "is that for more and more hostesses; Mrs. Harry Lub- 1) respect for authority, 2) de- "Authority wliicli means 'be Palmer Ave. Fall fashions will middle and upper class par- kert, Holmdel, door tickets; veloping goals, values and just like me' and which means be shown by Chapeaux Bou- ents, their goals will no longer there is no room for individ- Mrs. John J. Gassner, Wall standards. tique, Sea Bright. work for their children (i.e.) uality, leads only to bitter Township, publicity. As to values, goals and Mrs. Harry p. Seamen, like working hard, denying power struggles," the psy- Luncheon will be served standards, Dr. Weinberger Holmdel, federation presi- pleasure in the here and now, chologist suggested. preceding the card party., stated that "Today's adoles- dent, is honorary chairman. acquiring material things at Mrs, Stone is in charge of re- cent has grown up in a signifi- "Parents should value an Mrs. Charles stone, Wall the expense of closeness and servations. cantly different world than his adolescent's attempts to de- Township and Mrs. Harry intimacy." velop his own identity and be parents grew up in. They've Clayton, Rumson, are party different than his parents and grown amid affluence, espe- "However, in rebelling chairmen; cially middle class and upper against this," Dr. Weinberger often this means hoping your Quilting Committee chairmen in- class children." He explained, communted, "many adoles- values will be accepted by clude Mrs. Joseph Zack, "They've not known wants, cents become confused,, aim- your adolescent," he added. Is Program Spring Lake Heights, awards; nor have they had to work for less and goalless-caught be- The psychiatrist recom- Mrs. Thomas Gubitosa, Wana- ALLENHURST - The first material things." tween being what their par- mended that "Parents need to massa, stamp books; Mrs. meeting of the season ol Geor- "Children today not only ents stand for and not know- examine their own lives in Henry Wall, Freehold, table gian Court College Monmouth accept material things as nat- ing what to do about it, or personal satisfaction and favors;. Mrs. Thomas Van County Alumnae will take ural," Dr. Weinberger said, what to replace these values think of whether their goals Dyke, Long Branch, card ta- place here Sept. 21 at 7:30 "but question their value, with." and values make sense for bles and tallies: Mrs. Albert p.m. in the home of Mrs. R6b> They look about and see high Highly Sensitive them and for (heir child." Gubitosa, Wanamassa,. and ert Shaad, 503 Page Avc. Re- divorce rates, alcoholism, "As the child reaches ado- "This means," he added, Mrs. Dominic Condello, As- servations should be made heavy drug use, parental and lescence and develops his own "that parents need to find di- bury Park, campaign jew- with Mrs. Shaad befor'e rections and outlets for their Thursday. adolescents' concern. It Register Stall Pltolo elry; Mrs. John Flynn, Deal, HEARTY WELCOME — Mrs. Robert A. Montserrat, Rumson, and Mrs. campaign literature; Mrs. Mrsi Mary Gundrum, Sou(h means letting your child do Amboy, will give a quilting things that make sense to Vlrgillo Clampa, Little Silver, entertain at a membership tea given by the Walter Lukowitz and Mrs. Ed-. demonstration. 5th ANNIVERSARY them and helping them Monmouth County Medical Society Auxiliary In the Montserrat home, ward Daubner, Wall Town- Desserts will be sorved for achieve their goals even if the Pictured from left are. Mrs. Ciampa, Mrs. Montserrat, A/Irs. Anthony R. ship, good-as-new Jewelry; parents do not always'hold to Garruto, Locust, auxiliary president, and newcomers Mrs. Donald N. Gill, Mrs. Joseph Gauss, Shrews- the membership. •, =SPECIAL= them." Colts Neck, and Mrs. Charles L. Miller, Middletown. bury, fashion co-ordlnator; Chapter officers Includt Mrs. William Colcman, Inter- Mrs. Stephen F. Stumpf-, FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 thru FRIDAY, SEPT. 24 :Farmlngdalo, president; Miss Drapery Factory Outlet Kathleen McDonough, Sea SEAFOOD AT ITS BEST City-Country Festival HORTICULTURAL NOTE Girt, vice president; Mrs, Jor 821 HIGHWAY 35 77S-1894 seph Provenzano, Manasquaki, A wild geranium by another WANAMASSA, NEW JERSEY MNCROFT - A City-Country Festival featuring items treasurer; Mrs. Shane", Your Choke All Week namo is "choclate flower," hamlcrafted by Newark people and music, game booths and recording secretary, and Mrs, according to Webster's Third OVER 6000 PAIRS! art work by people from Monmouth County will take place Leroy Sickles, corresponding SOME SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR New International Directory. here Saturday from 2 to II p.m. on Ihe grounds'of .the Unita- secretary. , R READY TO HANG rian Church of Monmouth County, 1475 W.'Front St. FISH DINNER * Complete ALL NEW Barbecued ribs and chicken will be served, off DRAPERIES The aim of the festival, accordln« to Vv (Jeorgt! fiurtt, a' SLIPCOVERS • DRAPERIES UntA with Shrimp CocHoil or (lams on Vi shell • Oyster Stew Newark Ktatu College professor and spokesman for the group, or Clam Chowder • Potato • Cole Slaw • Broad • is to raise capital to provide work for the unemployed of New- CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Sevang* • Dessert WALL TO WALL DRAPERIES ark's black ghotto, The people set up their own businesses Custom Built l;urnllur*. W« hov« o large selection of \llnyl through (he Prospect Community Development Corporation, n OTHER mWI SHICTIONS $1.00 ADDITIONAL ortd upholstery fabric In slock. 96" WIDE 144" WIDE nonprofit group headed by J. W, Brown, an area manager for TAKE OUT & PHONE ORDERS X 00 00 the Progressive LlfefnsuranceCompany. HEADQUARTERSfORs ;r.T, 90" LONG 6 90"LONG 11 Dave Koran, Matawan, is in charge of booth design. Plill "UltamySlw" '• COUSIN BRUCE'S RESTAURANT Turner, and Dave Glllespie, Hlvcr.Plaza, are organizing the DEBRA DECORATORS "Egg,? 11 HIGHWAY 35 CLIFFWOOD BEACH Opon TUBS. & Wod. 10 A.M. (0 5 P.M. musical entertainment. The committee would welcome addi- 31 M»nm*ulh %n*tl • 747.4421 |«rf Rank 666-0718 Thur». & Frf. 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Sat. 10-5 tional volunteers to sing, play and manage festival booths. Op»n Uiey 'ill »|»,m,~T«l<« up It 14 monthi li pay Weddings The D*tty B«fl*»*r, R«J B*ak - I'HJ %?, LoSapio-Dorl lt*s a Date KKVpnrcr - m st .i«- and (.'amille I.oSajiin, sister of seph'h {'athnllc ('hutch. Haliir- the bridegroom. BUS1NESS LUNCHKON OPEN HOUSE TUCK day, Ml.vi Karen Gene Ixirl, ('Italics Kennedy wns best RKD BANK-The Business- FREEHOLD - The Mon- daughter of Mr, and MLS KM- man. The ushers were Wil- Peoples Luncheon will be moulh County Historical Asso- IJMIC A. Dor), 14.') Washington liam Kelly, (ieorne Dll'oalo, served 11:30 a,m. to 1:30 p.m. ciation will be host Saturday St., became the bride of Mario |)aniel Bennett, George Still- today in the Parish Hall of at an admission-free Open .1. LoSapIn, son of Mr. and well, Theodore Bruncili antl Trinity Episcopal Church, House Tour of its four houses: Mrs. Angelo (i. USapio, 440 Michael Capptc'ILlc. White St. Baked chicken is the The Museum Building, 70 Atlanjic St. The licv. William The bridal couple are entree. Court St., Freehold; Clinton's Hauseh offieated at the after- alumni of Keyport High Headquarters, ISO W Main noon ceremony, The reception School, she was graduated MEMBERSHIP MEETING St., Freehold: Marlpit Hall, was in Jcrncr Mill Inn. . from Claremont Secretarial MARLBORO - Mrs. Do- 137 Kings llwy., Mtddlctnwn, School and Is employed by rothy Harth of National and Hendnekson House, Lybrand, Koss Brothers and Mrs. Mario J. l,o Saplo Miss Nancy Purl was maid United Cerebral Palsy, will be Longsticet Road, also Middle- Montgomery, New York, Mr. (The former Karen Dorl) of, honor for her sister. Also guest speaker at the Ut;P town. Clinton's Headquarters I.oSapio completed a 15-month attending the bride were Mis. Women's Auxiliary of Marl- will he open to the public for Patricia (iopsil, and the lour of duty in Vietnam and i.s boro's first general member- Mrs. Edward Conover Jr. the first lime since restora- Misses I.inda Matura, Bar- attending Hutgers University. Mrs. John Murphy Jr. Mrs. Harold Donlln Jr. ship meeting tonight at 8::S9 (The former tion. Hours for the tour are I bara Newman, Martha Dorl, The couple will reside in (The former i (The former Judith Delancy) p.m. in the Marlboro Elemen- Annarila Santopadrc) to 5 p.m." • Now's the time to the bride's cousin, and Lucille Madison Township. l.ynn Vandorvnnrt) tary School. The public is in- comeback vited. Refreshments will be served., THEATER PARTY to AAurphy-Vandervoort Donlin-Delaney OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The DINNER-FASHIONS , HKp.BANK - St.. .lames Doran, Capt. Michael sity of Virginia in Kred- NEW MONMOUTH - St. best man for his brother. The Jay«(e-cltes here are sponsor- Weight Watchers® NEW SHREWSBURY - Catholic Church was the set- Mclaughlin and Kevin Mur- ericksburg. She will teach in Mary's Catholic Church was ushers were ..Edward Ball and ing a theater party for the the setting here Saturday eve- Charles, ftobeVt and John Fashions from David Jeffries New York show "Promises, Group* Gel Together ting here Sept! 4 for the mar- phy, the bridegroom's broth- Dale City School, Woodbridge,' riage at a military wedding of Va., where the couple will re- ning for the marriage of Miss Donlin, all brothers of the Ltd., Little Silver and Red Promises" Oct. 13. Reserva- er. Another brother, Robert Bank, will be a feature of the Miss Lynn Itifa Vandervoort Murphy, served at Mass with side. •' • Judith Ann Delaney, daughter bridegroom. tions deadline is Sept. 20. The of Mr. and Mrs, Henry A. De- Woman's Club of New bus will/leave Middlcbronk and U.S. Marine Corps Capl. Paul Kmerick. Capt. Murphy an alumnus The. bridal couple are John Joseph Murphy Jr. The of St. Mary's .High School, lancy Jr., 777 Poole Ave., Haz- Shrewsbury's.opening dinner Shopping Center, fit: 35, here, alumni of Raritan High today in the Cobbles- RED BANK Rev. Nicholas Youpa cele- Mrs. Murphy was gradu- Manhasset, and Marist Col- let, to Harold J. Donlin Jr., at 4 p.m:, and return about School. Mrs. Donlin was grad- tones, Middletown. Cocktails brated the Nuptial Mass. The ated from Red Bank Regional lege, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Donlin, 8 11:15 p.m. Reservations chair- Congregation Beth Shalom uated also from the Riverview will be at 6:30 p.m., and din- reception was in Gibbs Mall, High School and Mary Wash- Vietnam veteran,Snow sta- Coach Drive, Hazlet. The re- man is Mrs. Gerald Greco, 311 Hospital School of X-ray ner at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Joseph 186 Maple Ave. Ft. Monmouth. , ington College of the Univer- tioned at Quantico, Va. ception was in Battleground Roosevelt Ave., Oakhurst. Technology and in October Larken is chairman. Modeling Parents of the couple arc Country Club, Manalapan. will be employed as an x-ray the fashions will be Mrs. Rob- NATIVITY CARNIVAL Tuiiday Mornings - 9:30 Mr. and Mrs. Warren V. Van- The bride's sister, Mrs. technician at St. Peter's Hos- Gouse-Keffer ert Pursell, Mrs. Don E. FAIR HAVEN - The "Nati- dervoort, 44 Brook Ave., Little Christian K. Stark 3rd, was pital, New Brunswick. The Twsday NHes - 7:30 HANOVER, Pa. - Miss sistant professor of electronic Schondel, Mrs. Donald Owens, vity Carnival'' sponsored by Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. Mur- matron nf honor. Her other at- bridegroom is a member of Joanne M, Keffcr of Boston engineering at Monmouth Col- Mrs. Alfred Garrett, Mrs. phy of Manhasset, L.I. tendants were Miss Kathleen ihe Hazlet Township Police Nativity Catholic Church will became tlio bride of Thomas John Hirce and Mrs. Joseph' Miss Carolyn Kmerick was lege, West Long Branch, N.J., McGralh, Miss, Johanna Department, and of the Hazlet ' take place Saturday from 10 P. M. C'ouse, Duxbury, Mass., he received a B.S. degree in McCabc, Mrs. David Mark- C. Hage. Mrs. Robert Billings a.m. to 4 p.m. in the church MIDDLETOWN maid of honor. Also attending Township First Aid Squad. will be commentator. } the bride were Mrs. Robert formerly of Asbury Park arid electronic engineering from owitzand Miss Barbara Mark- hall, Ridge and Hance Koads. Sears Roebuck Intediiken, N.J. Monmouth College in J964 and owitz. Krcek and Miss Mary Louise The couple will reside In CPC PROGRAM Features are geared for all The bride is the daughter of an M.S. degree in electronic Rout* #35 Murphy, sisters of the bride- Herbert Paul Donlin was Hazlet. EATONTOWN - Dr. Mark members of the family. There Mr. and Mrs, Ralph C. Keffer engineering from New York groom, Miss Barbara Reuter, psychologist and coor- will be a snack bar for lunch- Monday Nirej - 6:30 of Hanover, and the bride- University in 1068. Bromley, Miss Elizabeth Fer- Conover-Santopadre dinator at the Children's Psy- eon. guson and Mrs. Francis J. groom is the son of Mr. and After a wedding trip Mrs. W. P. Couse'of t»15 KEYPORT-Miss Annarita ried here Saturday in St. Jo- chiatric Center, Broad St., McCann. through New York State, the WORDS Of" WISDOM tirassmcrc Ave., Interlakcn. Santopadre and Edward Mi- seph's Catholic Church, The will be guest speaker at to- Thomas Murphy was best couple will reside in Duxbury. 1 Information Other Groups The double ring ceremony chael Conover Jr. were raar- Rev. Armando Perini offici- day's meeting of the Middle- Wonis of wisdom seen on Phone 992-8600 Collect man. The ushers were Keith ated. town Affiliate of CPC at noon the wall of a handball court Vandervoort, brother of the was performed Sept. 4 here in Week Days between Parents of the couple are in the home of Mr. and Mrs. by an enthusiast:- "Better bride, John Toland Jr., Dennis St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Dowdeswell-Wilson where a Nuptial Mass was Mr. and Mrs, Gildo Santo- William Haugan, 51 Post chocoLATE than never." celebrated by the Rev. Robert NEW YORK CITY - Mr. lony. She attended Red Bank padre, 67 Broad St., Keyport, Road, Rutnson. (iribbin. and Mrs. Raymond J. Brady (N.J.) Catholic High School and Mr. and Mrs. Conover, GARDEN PROGRAM A reception for lfll) guests of New York announce the upon graduation from elemen-. JilKBayvicw Ave., Union SHREWSBURY - A pro- was hold at the Elks Club. marriage of her daughter, tary school in Little Silver, Beaeib gram "Bulb Forcing and Mrs. Mary C. Webster, Miss Mary Elizabeth Wilson, N.J., where her fa'mily for- Miss Joanne Clayton was House Plants" will be present- VISIT OUR NEW Frcdonia, N.Y., was her sis- to Roger Roland Dowdeswell, merly resided. Mrs. Dowdes- maid of honor. The brides- ed by Mrs. Robert Moynahan, ter's matron of honor. Also at- son of Mrs. Sheila M. Evans well was graduated from the maids.were Miss Patricia Mrs. Robert Stewart and Mrs. FURNITURE tending the bride' were Miss of Salisbury, Rhodesia, and Academy of St. Elizabeth, Creed and the Misses Kath- LeRoy Sturn at the opening Susan M. Jacobus of Inter- the late Dr. Roland Dowdes- Convent Station, N.J., and at- leen and Susan Conover. fall meeting of the Shrews- STUDIO Betty laken, the bridegroom's well, who was a bacteriologist tended Centenary College for Theresa Ciashlin was flower bury Garden Club Tuesday at niece; Miss Linda M. Quill with the World Health Organi- Women, llackettstown, N.J., girl. The pages were Gregory 12:45 p.m. here in the home of Bet) Rooms • Bedding • zation. The ceremony was and studied drama at the1 Dining Rooms •Decora- and Mrs. Sandra Kane, both and Geoffrey Santopadre. Mrs. Sturn, 19 Buttonwood ting • Upholstered Furnl performed by the Rev. L'arl American Academy of Dra- ture • Carpeting • Tofcile says — of Boston. J Daniel Lord was best man. Drive. Soule in the Community Cen ' matic Arts and the Gene The ushers were John Schank • Draperies • Slip Cover Joseph Reardon of Duxbury ter of the United Nations. Frankle Theater Workshop. • Restorations • Repairs was best man. Ushers were and Walter and Glenn Con- BFWC EVENT Mode To Order Furniture The bride was given irimar- over. SOMERVILLE - This • Cleaning Service Paul Keffer, Indianapolis, The bridegroom was born riage^by her stepfather, who The reception was in Dia- season's first stale board • Reclining Choirs Ind., the bride's brother; in Nairobi, Kenya. He was Charles Brand, EJberpn, and is editor of Dun's Keview and mond Jim's, Cheesequake. meeting of the New Jersey If .your nail polish doesn't adhere properly a vice president of the Dun & graduated from the Federation of Business and jack Van Arsdale, Wayside, Beechborqugh Preparatory The bridal couple are —if it chips or looks uneven these hints will .Bradstreet Publications Cor- alumni of Keyport High Professional Women's Clubs N.J. School in Buckingshire, Eng- INTERIOR DECORATING Help. Mrs. Couse, an x-ray tech- poration. ! . . . is scheduled here Saturday in CUSTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERS DRAPES AND UPHOLSTERY A' basecoat is helpful — it fills in ridges or nician at Massachusetts Gen- The bride was attended by Lanvin-Charles of the Far HiUs Inn, Mrs. Mildred C. REUPHOLSTERINO AND . REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS rough spots anjj^croyides a smooth surface for eral Hospital, Boston, is a 19fi7 her cousin, Mrs. Timothy Holmdel. They will reside in deSimone, Miilington,> presi- •Morris of Hawthorne, N.J. Co- of dent, will preside. Mrs. Hay the polish. • '• graduate of Johns Hopkins Keyport. LITTLE SILVER lin Dowdeswell of Rhodesia degree from the University of Yeager, Woodcliff Lakes, To assure that the polish adheres properly, Hospital School of Radiologic Witwatersrand, Johannes- Technology. > was his blotter's best man. New Jersey coordinator of the UPHOLSTERY & DRAPERY be certain the nails are completely free of The bride, daughter also of burg, South Africa. He repre- More than 80 per cent of the Tri-State Committee for the Sllverside Ave. & Conover traces of soap or cream, . Mr. Couse is president of sented Rhodesia in Davis Cup Spectrum One, an engineering the late U.S. Air Force Capt. nation's fluid milk is sold, in National Women's Political LE SILV'=9 H J. tennis competition in 1965, cartons. (Ne"r R.R Stnllon! Apply polish in 3 even strokes — don't,use and management consultant David M. Wilson, is a direct Caucus, will be the principal a lot of dauby strokes. , ...,.,•• firm in buxbury. A former as- descendant of Ciov. William speaker. 747-2690 For special help with your nails — stop in Bradford of the Plymouth Co- and talk it over with Betty at the; Little Silver Family Pharmacy. Pet Show Set for Saturday Retired? Hooka Rug . It's a free service! COLTS NECK - The fourth Chairmen Mrs. Thomas Together From annual pet, show sponsored by Kenny vand Mrs. John Haz- the Phalanx Auxiliary to inski have announced that all LITTLE SILVER Family and Children's Service pets will be welcome, pro- of Monmouth County will take vided they are not larger than KNITTERS NOOK FAMILY PHARMACY place Saturday, starting with a dog. "There is a nominal reg- 10 Church St. LITTLE SJLVER registration at noon, at Firc- istration and admission fee. 26 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK house No. l,.Rt. 537. Children Refreshments will be sened. ^ 74T-1121 up to eighth grade age are in- Rain date is Sept. 25. YARN *CRf WEI • NFfDlf POINT vited to show their pets in competition for four trophies. IT'S HERE Friday and Saturday Only! NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED Special Purchases! Pant Coats FACTOR and Jackets OUTLET 90 90 2 LINDEN PLA D BANK 19 ,;29 RUSH IN - & Shoes Regularly $35 to 49,99 sprciiil (iiii'i'lmsis of lite mosl wanivtl li-allitT. Mie

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landers Dear Ann Landers: The I wish I was half as smart. Maybe my dentist will see it whole world is in one mell-of- Here Is what happened to me: and send me a peace offering. a-hess. The only solution Is to Last year I went to a very - Gumming It Up In Boulder face up lo the facts promptly, Ann reputable dentist for a re-IIno Dear Gumm: Don't stand without emotion, for the good job. He convinced me that 1 on one foot waiting for that of all. Here are the rules needed a new set of dentures. "peace offering." And don't Landers This man ruined my old set wait for that bush in the back Miss Peterson Miss Linzmayer Miss Potskanlk which must bo followed; 1) Everybody over 50 - out. and the new teeth he made yard, either. Find a dentist (Except the top 10 per cent of criminals,' writers and musl- (for |425) fit like a saddle on a who will make you another set of choppers on the chew- scientists, social workers, (clans?" As for you, have you sow. writers, musicians and doc- considered a saliva test? I With the help of a nail file now-pay-later plan. Dentistry Engagements Announced tors.) (You can stay because recommend it. and some sandpaper I am Is no do-it-yourself hobby. You you're in the top 10 per cent) Dear Ann Landers: I do not managing to wear my old up- need teeth that fit, And you 2) All criminals - major agree with you that "Nutty pers. The lowers lie made are need 'em now. Move already, Baldwin-Washington Catherwood-Peterson Al" Is appropriately named. O.K. for a few hours at a and minor - out. Unsure of yourself on MATAWAH-Mr. and Mrs. School of Modeling. She was ated from Middlctown Town- Mow do you figure it? He got time, but there are many MIDDI.ETOWN - An- 3) All handicapped people - dates' What's right? What'i William Washington, 16 Or- finalist in the Miss BJack New nouncement is made by Mr, ship High School and is a se- his $4(10 back from the dentist things I can't eat. out. They would be better off wrong? Should you'' Shouldn't chard St., announce the en- Jersey Pageant recently in and Mrs. Donald H. Peterson, nior at the University of Dela- who couldn't get the dentures, Please don't tell me t6 go to and so would the,world. The you? Send for Ann Landers' gagement of their daughter, Newark. Miss Washington is 12 Bayberry Lane,'of the en- ware, Newark, her fiance's basic rule should be "only to fit. And then he picked another dentist and start over Miss JoAnn Patricia Washing- employed as a laboratory gagement of their daughter, alhia mater. Mr. Cathcrwood blindfolded, out of the tele- again. I know I must do this booklet, "Dating Do's And those who are contributing to Don'ts," enclosing with your ton, to Army Maj. Kenneth technologist at the \V. & W Miss Kay Elizabeth Peterson, is an alumnus also of Lan- the welfare 'of the world, phone book, another dentist but that bush in the back yard request 35 cent!; in coin and a • Baldwin, 610 Sewal Ave., As- Laboratories, Matawan. to Edward Catherwood, son of stlownc-Aldcn High School. He should be allowed to live." who made him a perfect set of that grows ?425 bills is not bury Park, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Cath- is beginning studies at Jeffer- dentures. He didn't have to go producing much this season. I, long, self-addressed, slumped A) No medical help for chil- envelope. Mrs. Willie Baldwin of Belle Maj. Baldwin was gradu- erwood of Alden, Pa. son Medical College, Phila-. dren under six years of age, back for even one adjustment. hope you will print this letter. Glade, Fla. A spring wedding ated from Central Academy The bride-elect was gradu- . delphia.i In this way, only the strong Is planned. High School, in Palatka, J'la., would survive to perpetuate Miss Washington is a gradu- and Florida A & M University, Youmcms-Linzmayer healthy offspring. ate of Matawan Regional Tallahassee, lie is patient ad- LITTLE SILVER - Miss language arts teacher at 5) Bottom 10 per cent - High School and attended the ministrator at Patterson, Eileen Virginia Linzmayer Maple Place School, Ocean- lazy, stupid, etc. - out. FRIDAY and Middlesex County College, Army Hospital, Ft. Mon- and Louis B. Youmans plan to port. 6) Sterilize everybody after Woodbridge, and the Barbizon mouth. be married Dec. 18. An- two children. (Nobody needs, SATURDAY ONLY! nouncement of their engage- Mr. Youmans is an alumnus more. Some people don't need Gowers-Low ment is made by her parents, of Long Branch High School. any.) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - are alumni of Henry Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lin- He was awarded a BA degree 7) Abolish cars. We now The engagement of Miss De- Regional School, where she zmayer Jr., 274 White Eoad, in English from the Univer- know that most of the pollu- nise Leslie Low to U.S. Air was a member ol the Future here. Her finance is the son of sity of South Carolina, a BA tion comes from cars. Aside CANADIAN'S FANTASTIC Force Airman 1C Thomas Mi- Nurses Club and Twirling Mrs. Marie Youmans, 396 Sec- degree in history from Mon- from the pollution menace, chael Cowers, son of Mr. and Squad..She plans a career in ond Ave., Long Branch, and mouth College and a master's too many people have forgot- Mrs. Crawford Gowers, 94 nursing. L. Byron Youmans of Fan- degree in -English from Rut- ten how to walk. Center Ave., is announced by Airman Cowers plans to en- wood. gers University. He was a If these rules seem far out member of Sigma Phi Epsilon DRESS SALE! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Da- ter the accounting field. He is Miss Linzmayer was gradu- let me assure you that they vid Low, 58 W. Highland Ave. stationed at L.S. Hanscom ated from Red Bank Catholic fraternity, was active in dra- are not. We are living in peril- Miss Low and her finance Field, Mass. High School and received a matics and worked for the. ous times. Drastic measures BA degree from Monmouth college newspaper. He is a are required or we are all fin- College, West Long Branch, special agent for the John ished. - One Who Wants The Muldowney-Fiemfng Hancock Insurance Company, PORT MONMQUTH - The School and Ladycliff College, where site was a member of Greatest Good For The Larg- the Newman Club. She is a Red Bank. est Number PRICES START engagement of Miss Colleen Highland Falls, N.Y. She is a goo Fleming, daughter of Mrs. teacher in the Mlddletown Dear One: Thank you for Margaret Fleming, 17 Suffolk Township School System. , Veth-Potskanik letting me know J. can stay. AT Ave., and the late Herbert Mr. Muldowney was gradu- WOODBRIDGE - The en- motal shop and mechanical And now, I'd like to ask one Fleming, to David Mujdowney ated from Union Catholic gagement of Miss Jane Mary drawing teacher in Bayshore question. Who is going to de- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mul- High School and is attending Polskanik to Richard Michael Junior High School, Middle- fine, "stupid, lazy, handi- • AH Below Manufacturer'sCost downey of Summit, is an- Veth, son of Mr. and Mrs. town. capped, major and minor Scton Hall University, South "• Many 50% To 75% OfT Original Price* nounced by her mother. The Orange. Frederick Veth, 5 Crossway, .couple plan to be married Middletown, is announced by Smoking • Hoi Pant OiUfils • Dressy Dresses next August. Broander- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. FAT • Casual Dretsei John Potskanik, Woodbridge. The bride-elect was gradu- Davenport Withdrawal OVERWEIGHT • Polyesters, Banlons, Acetates, Prints and Solid* ated from Mater Dei High The couple plan to be married Odrinex carj,tielp you become the'trim BOWLING GREEN, Ky. - Dec. 26. Clinic Set slim person you want to be. Odrinex'is • Sizes 5 To 15 and 6 To 18 Miss Teressa Davenport and Miss Potskanik, who is a WALL TOWNSHIP - A a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Con- Gerald M. Broander plan to seventh grade language arts smoking Withdrawal Clinic, a tains no dangerous drugs. No starving. be married here Nov. 26 in No special exercise. Get rid of excess and social studies teacher in program of the American fat and live longer, odrinex has been Forest Park Baptist Church. the Holmdel Intermediate MAUREEN! Cancer Society's Monmouth used successfully by thousands al! over Announcement of their en- School, was graduated from County Unit, is being spon-. the country for over 12 year* Odrinex gagement is made by the Woodbridge Senior High sored by the Red Oak Wom- costs J3.25 and the large economy size DEAKIN bride-elect's parents! Mr. and School and Trenton State Col- an's Club in Wall Township 55.25. You must lose ugly fat or your Mrs. Tom Davenport ol this lege, where she was a mem- High School at 8 p.m. on Sept. rrmneywillberefundedbyyoiirdruggist. l> Now Accepting No questions asked. Accept no -lib- place. ber of Gamma Sigma sorori- 27, 29 and 30, Oct. 4, 7, 11, 18 stitutes. Sold with this guarantee ty; CANADIAN'S N«w Studwits Mr. Broander, son of Mr. ty. She was awarded an MA and 25 and Nov. 1 and Mrs. Gerald S. 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"You cram all Against Smith, lie was only a shadow of the man who cut Jlf,, fireman, smashed their way to singles titles in the li S he's keeping it. your concentration, wits and guts into those test nine pints.!' down Newcombe, Astie and four other rivals with Ills rabbit- Open Tennis Championships yesterday for the first American Asked if ho would turn over his winnings to the Czech ten- Kodes said the exhausting five-setter of the day before like speed on the court and lightning reflexes. sweep in 16 years. nis association, he said: "My government doesn't pay my ex- had left him weary, In the first set, he returned well against Smith's canno* . A new era dawned for American tennis, overshadowed for penses, so why should they take my money?" "I was feeling very tired, my serve was weak," ho said. ball, divot-4igging deliveries, gaining two services breaks,- nearly two decades by an unending flow of Australians. Mrs. King's winning purse is $5,000, plus $2,500 expense "Smith served very hard," one at love; Then his game appeared to collapse and he fell Smith, a 6-foot-4 beanstalk serving military duly at Fort money, while Hosemary collects $2,500, plus expenses. Both Beat 1st Seed into a rash of double-faults and errors on easy shots. McNalr, Va,, cut down giant-killer Jan Kodes of Czech. champions receive new cam. Kodes, who eliminated top-seeded Newcombe in the first Smith himself was not in best form. He dropped service cslovaWa 3-«, 6-3, 6-2, ,7-B in a match of go-for-broke winners, The last time Americans won both the men's and women's round and erased Ashe in the semifinals, was seeking to be- five times and he was casual and loose on his volleying. few rallies and costly double-faults. singles In the same year was 1955 when Tony Trabert captured come the first Kast European - a player from behind the Iron Through the first three sets, only three games were car- , Mrs. King, three times a Wimbledon winner but victor the male title and Doris Hart the women's crown. Curtain - to win this 90-year old championship. ried to douce and only one of these beyond eight points. That Jrero only once before, in 1967, won over her longtime friend Both Smith, a big, slugging type of player, and Kodes, a If he had won, he would have been the third unseeded was the fifth game of the third set which went to 16 exciting and former doubles partner, Rosemary Casals of San Fran- clay court specialist renowned for his quickness and lightning player in the tournament's history to go all the way. Mai An- points with Smith having three chances to break'service be- cisco, 6-4,7-6. reflexes, were below the standard they set in winning semi- derson did it in 1957 and Fred Stolle in 1966. Both are Austra- fore he finally won when Kodes double-faulted for advantage "I love to win the New York," Billie Jean said. "The final victories Tuesday over Tom Okkcr of The Netherlands lians. and then dumped a volley into the net. people hero have been, good to me, but I always seem to tense and Arthur Ashe Jr., of Richmond, Va., respectively. One of the world's great clay court players, winner of the up at Forest Hills." . Kodes served eight double-faults, two at break game French Open at Paris the last two years and runner-up to Rod After three sets of dull, unstimulating tennjs, the match Smash Wins It points.-Smith was sluggish in his volleying and reached his Lavcr in the Italian Open at Rome, the 25-year-old Czech ac- was brought to a climax in the fourth set, which produced tour Billie Jean clinched the match with an overhead smash, greatest heights in the tie-break that climaxed the match in knowledged that he was lucky to go as far as he did. service breaks, two on each side, and the always interesting. winning the tie-break in the second set 5-2. the fourth set. " • "I only wanted to win one set olf Newcombe so I would tie-break. Padres Hold Dodgers in Line; A's Grab Title in AL West By The Associated Press Dodgers for only the fourth Pete Rose's run-scoring two weeks because of elbow Bill Hands pitched a five- time in 17 meetings, took a 1-0 triple and Lee May's RBI trouble, worked seven innings hitter and drove in two runs, There wont be any playoff lead In the second inning single in the fifth snapped a 1- to run his record to 19-7. Most as the Cubs beat the Mete in or World Series money for when Leron Lee and Larry 1 tie and sent the Giants to of his offensive help came in the opener. Then Burt HootoS San Diego's Dave Roberts but Stahl singled and Lee scored their third straight loss and the fourth on Dave Cash's yielded only three hits - none the Padres' tough left-hander when pitcher Don Sutton lOtb in 11 games. The Beds' RBI single and Al Oliver's for 6% innings and Billy Wil- looms as a big man in the Na- threw wild after fielding a Jim McGlothlin held the stum- two-run homer. liams hit a ninth-inning homer tional League West pennant bunt bling Giants to six hits, in- Ted Simons homered for as Chicago completed the. race., Stahl homered in the sixth cluding homers by Willie St. Louis, which lost for the sweep. Roberts pitched San Diego after toe Dodgers bad tied it McCovey and Dick Dietz. third time in four games while Hank Aaron's 14th homer in a 2-1 victory over Los AcgeleS in the second on Sutton's BBI Pittsburgh's Dock Ellis, the Pirates were winning for the last 24 games - his 44th of last night, keeping the Dod- Infield single. pitching for the first too in the ninth time in 11. the season and 636th of Ms ca- gers a game back of the West* reer- and Phil Niekro's four- leading San Francisco Giants, hit pitching highlighted At- who lost 4-2 to Cincinnati. lanta's victory over Houston. And he did it a day ahead of Bobby Murcer snapped a schedule. Leo's Out of Race, seventh-inning 1-1 tie against Manager Preston Gomez Baltimore's 18-game winner, moved Roberts up a day in his Mike Cuellar, with his 24th pitching rotation so that his home run of the year, then ace lefty will be able to pitch Ron Swoboda wrapped up the twice in the six.games the BulrHe Remembers Yankees' victory with a two- Padres have left with the Gi- NEW YORK (AP) - It is In '62, it was a four-run ral- name . . . that big run single in the ninth. Ron ants. September in the National ly in the top of the ninth that guy... Katt, Ray Katt-set a Hansen also homered for the Second to Seaver League and there is a life and erased another 4-2 Dodger record. Five passed balls in Yanks and Brooks Robinson Roberts' record is only 13-15 death struggle going on be- edge. one game. Bverytime I looked had one for the Orioles. but it is with a club that has a tween the San Francisco Gi- Reminded that two' of his up, he was chasing the ball New York (4) | eolllmor. (2) 56-93 mark - and his 1.92 ants and Los Angeles Dod- former players, Mays and 48- ao r hf ob. t h AP wirephoto back to the screen. I had to Clarke 2b A O 0, Glair cf < 0 O, earned run average is second gers, who've gone through year-old Hoyt Wilhelm, now a take Wilhelm out-my best Munsonc 4 a OjRtlnmd it 4 11 A MAN NAMED SMITH — Stan Smith, right, of Pasadena, Calff., holds only to New York's Tom Sea- Murcer cf' > 2 IiJPwelllB -this script before. Dodger reliever, had faced pitcher and I had tolif t him." While II 4 0 O'FRblninrf HI the victory trophy after defeating Jan Kodes, left, of Czechoslovakia yes- ver among NL starters. FAlou lb 4 1 JjBRbfiuilb 4 t . There is only one element each other in a ninth billing Durocher admitted that the Swtjdarf i O 21 DJhnjn % 4 « ft terday for the men's singles title at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships While the West race re-, DHonsn 3b 4 1 2:Hndrckic 4 g i missing in the drama. Flam- showdown Tuesday night with Dodgers' charge back into the Mlthl ss 4 O 0! Blangtr ss 3 0 1 ert Forest Hills, Smith won, 3-6,6-3,6-2.7-6. Kline p i O OlCuellrp mained unchanged, Pitts- boyant Leo Durocher, who the veteran knuckleballer race had surprised him. Los )!« burgh took a big step toward bas been on both sides of the striking out the slugger for Angeles chopped an 8'^ game Totals 35 4 ? (Totals ml the East flag by beating St. New York 001 00O 10}-4 memorable Giant-Dodger pen- the final out, Durocher Giant lead down to one game Boitlmore 000 001 001 — X Louis 4-1 and opening up an E - Michael. DP - N.Y. 2, Balti- nant squabbles before, is chuckled. in 10 days. more 1. tOB — N.Y. 4, Baltimore t. 29 8>£-game bulge over the sec- - F.AIou. HR - O.Honsen (2>. Murcer stranded 3,000 miles away "That Wilhelm is some-: iW, B.Robinson (17). Palmer Predicts: U.S.ond-place Cardinals. from the action, managing the thing. When I had him, our "The Giants miss that big Elsewhere in the NL, Chi- Chicago Cubs in a so-what catchcr-what's his guy, Willie McCovey, though. Chicago (4) I N«wYcrti(2) ob r h; ob r h cago swept the New York series against the New York Jomes cf 5 O 3iHrrlin» 4 0 t; Mcts 6-2 and 3-2, Atlanta Fnione It 5 0 OlWGrrlUb 4 o a Mets. Klckmn lb 4 0 tIMrsholllt 4 I f topped Houston 4-2 and Mon- Bovrqc lb 1 0 01 Krnpool tb 4 t i "No, I can't really say that Santo 3b 4 1 2|Jrnasnd 4 0 0 Can't Lose Ryder Cup treal edged Philadelphia 1-0.° BDavIs If I 0 OlSnallnrl 3 0 O I'm following it more because Ppvich 2b 4 1 liGrolec 2 0 0> Title Is CUncbed Fruontiic it's the Giants and Dodgers," How They Stand 3 0 O North rl 4 2 2 Koosmnp 1 0 O ST. LOUIS (AP) - Arnold Palmer made a •'63," said Palmer, winner of four titles and In the AL, Oakland clinched Torres ss said Leo. "They're'just two AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 1 t Copra p 1 0 0 Emt DKIsian Hands p 4 a i Miner pti I 0 0 flat prediction of victory for the Americans $194,000 this season. the West title by beating Chi- other clubs to me. It's their I Pet. GB ; Motlck p yesterday on the eve of the biennial Ryder Cup The United States' team, all veterans of cago 3-2 and then lost to the PIHsouroh ..- •!• 59 ,«07 - o o. e race." St.Lot/l» «2 61 .550 »Vj Totals oil (Totals golf matches with Britain's best. the American pro tour, averages 34 years in ' While Sox 7-3, Boston nipped 8 SSv New York. 77 72 .517 13'/i Chicago 020 !» 010-ill's4 Then Durocher leaned back Boston... 77 73 J13 1VA 73 .510 14Vj Mew York...... Chicago 74 New York O0O O0O 002—1 "I just don't see how we can lose," said age compared with Britain's relatively youth- Cleveland. 6-5, the New York 7S n JSSJ Wh Montreal «5 (2 .442 itVi E — Horrelson. W.Gorrell. DP - Chi- in his chair and remembered WasMWJtolu...... ™ SI 87 .400 32 IS .40? »Vi Cleveland! . ™ S7 Philadelphia 61 cooo 1, N.Y. 2. LOB — Chicago 7, N.Y. the 42-year-old Palmer, making his fifth ap- ful 29. Yankees downed Baltimore 4- the pulsating playoffs the Gi- S7 m J90 33» WelWeit Divisioi n 3. 2B — James, Hands, Torres. HR — wtwtill DDivisioi n FerondM (3). Popovlch (41, Kronepool pearance in this old series that pits the leading The 12 players have won 21 titles on the 2, Detroit topped Washington x-Oaklond....,- -. »4 San Frondsco «3 U ,i!7 - ants and Dodgers staged-ftrst 3£m losAnjcles 82 « .550 1 (13). SB - North. professionals irom the United States against American tour this season, plus the British' 4-2, California took Kansas California...""'.'',".^" 77 Jin 2* Atlanta.. « " -SOJ m Second Game a oh the East Coast in 1951 An it Houston » »{ .'M 0 Chicogo (3) | New York (1) Britain's standout? i" three-day tournament. Open, and about $1.4 million in money win- City 6-2 and Minnesota shaded when he managed New York, MrSewfa."""."'."™". ob r hi ob r h' Milwaukee l-O. MllwauKee. 3 jmttvt James cf 4 1 liTMrtniss 4 0 O "This may be the strongest team we've nings. and then on the West Coast in x — Clinched division Ille Foiune If 4 1 l':WGrrH3b 3 0 O ::r Btiavls rl 0 0 olMllncr II 4 0 V "It's no disgrace losing to a Last Night's Results had," Palmer said of the 12-man squad that 1962 when he coached third Lest Nisnt» BesulU Ppvich 2b 4 o 2 (Krnpoollb 4 II O represents the United States and includes Jack guy like him," Los Angeles NewYorlt4, Boltlmcre2 Montreal 1. PhilodelpWo 0 Santo 3b 4 0 2' Jrngsn cf 4 1 1 Nicklaus, who captured the PGA title and base for Los Angeles. Boston 6, Clev«iona 5 PlltJburoh 4, St. Louis 1 Dourqe It? 4 O liSngltnrt I 1 1 Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Billy Casper and Mas- three other crowns, leads the money list at Manager Walt Alston said af- Calltornla 6. Konsas City 7 ChlCMO 4-3, New York 2-2 North rf 3 0 0| Dyer c 3 0 O The Giants won both play- Minnesota 1. Milwaukee 0 Ailonfo 4, Houston 2 BWIIams II I 1 1 Foil 20 3 0 0 ters champ Charles Coody. $207,000. Trevino, author of that whirlwind ter Roberts scattered eight Detroit 4. Washington! San Dlega 2, Los Angeles 1 Torres ss 4 O I fAcGrow pt 1 0 O offs in three games, using Ooklona 3-3, cnicoao 2-7 Cincinnati 4. San Franqlsco t Rdolph c 3 0 1 Mrsholl ph 1 0 O Today's Gemn Hoolon p The veteran Palmer was a member of the sweep of the American, Canadian and British hits and pitched out of a ninth inning rallies both times Today's Ootnw 4 0 0 DRose p 0 i) a WosWntfon (Bosnaa u-14) at Dttrolt Chicago (Plizarro i-5) al New York CJonts ph 1863 American squad that scored a 23-9 rout. Open titles, is next at $197,qoo. bases-loaded jam in the third to do it. Bobby Thomson's (Seoveriso Frsllo p 1 0 O Cincinnati (Grtrmley 9-61 ot San Fron- 0 0 O Boston (Peten 14-10) at Cleveland He said at that time that he didn't think there But Trevino, still on the mend from an ap- inning to, snap the Dodgers' dramatic three-run homer clica (Cumberland 9-4) 3S 3101 Totals (l Montreal (Renko 14-14) at Phila- Chicago 101 000 001 — 3 were any 10 players in the world that coufd pendectomy, and Casper, who has a foot in- winning streak at eight New YMWtkldi 1073 ot Baltimore delphia (Champion 2-11 night wiped out a 4-2 Dodger lead (LeonhordM New York 000 000 200-2 have beaten the Americans. •• ". . jury, will not play more than 18 holes a day, games. Iin*rt.M£g| M-25) ot Kansas St. Louis (Rnss 1413) at Pittsburgh LOB — Chicogo 4, N.Y. J. 28 — Fan- and won the 'SI flag. Every- California (Walker M)nlaht lone, Rudolph. Torres. HR — Singleton "This team could beat the one we had in nonplaying captain Jay Herbert said. The Padres, beating the Atlanta (Kllley « 5) at Houston (Rich- (10), B.Wmiamj (24). one remembers that finish. KS8ScoW ard 24) night (KrouSM7-n> night San Dlega (Norman 3-12) at Los An- pelt* (Ostecn 1310) night Whelan: Most Valuable Non-Player

By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN another grueling National Basketball Association season. massage here and there." Register sports Editor "I believe that basketball players arc in the best condition As far as drugs are concerned, he dispenses nose, unless of any athletes, with the possible exception of swimmers,'' prescribed by the doctor. "Athletes really don't have to have The Monmouth College training site is strange to the New said Whelan. "The best for a contact sporl, even over hockey. them," believes Danny. "It's all mental." York Knlcks' organization, but many names and faces at They take good care of themselves." Danny got his athletic start by playing the infield with the camp are familiar. Hoizman, Reed, FrazierV Bradley, Barnett, St. Mary's College baseball team in Oakland, Calif. When DeBusschere, Whelan, Stallworth ... Whelan? World War II cut his hopes of playing professionally, he en- Yes, Whelan. Danny's the "Hancock" on the front end, tered the Navy as a machinist's male. •and he is rated as much of an integral part of the Knit-Its' The Chuck Wagon "Tfie butcher was a barber; tlie cook was a shoemaker; championship aspirations as Walt Frazicr, playmakcr; Willis that was the Navy's way," laughs Whelan. Reed, captain and rebounder, or even.Hed Hoizman, coach In 1946 he hooked on as a trainer for the Rochester Red and general manager. 'lno way me pios pl.iy Ihe g.imo, basketball is a contact Wings of the International League and remained for s dozen It's Danny Whelan, trainer, and often father-confessor. .sport, and the big boys take a good pounding through the years. His inquisitivene.ss in training techniques while serving The likeable S2-year-old San Francisco native goes about course of a season, September through May. as a clubhouse boy for the San Francisco Seals qf the Pacific his business with a humor that takes the tension out of the pro Most common of the basketball injuries treated by Whe- Coast League many years before began to pay off. basketball business, making him that much more valuable to lan are muscle pulls and knee problems. Major injuries, how- While at Rochester, Ihe Red Wings won two Little World the Knlcks'organization. ever, are taken care of by the team physician, Dr. Andrew Scries. Then, in 1959 he latched on with the Pirates and re- Unique Distinction Patterson. Except for conferences with Dr. Patterson, Whelan mained through 1066 when he shipped over to the Knlcks. The short, gray-haired Irishman moves with the authority keeps hands off the major Injuries. Willis Reed's questionable '.. or a champion, and, Indeed, Is the only trainer who can boast knee, for example, is under the careful supervision of l)r, Pat- that he has served with World Champions in two different pro- Communicates With Players terson during these early flays of training. ' Communication with the players during his five-year stint fessional sports- basketball and baseball. Danny was with the Year-Round Job Pittsburgh Pirates in 1809 when Kill Mazoroski cracked the is a major part of the complete job Whelan does. On the day winning home run to give the lines their World Series victory Danny's'work with the Knlcks is year-round. He travels the club is scheduled to travel after a game, lie confirms bus in the seventh game over the Now Ymk Yankees. Ten years with the club throughout the season and even opens .shop when reservations to and from airports and arenas and prepares the later he was in the same role when the KmckR worked their necessary during the off-seasnn In the Madison Square Garden players' traveling gear. Rogisler Stuff Pholo own miracle on 33rd Street. training room. "In or oiil of the training room," says Danny, who keeps A REAL CUTUP — New York Knlcks' trainer Whelan Inslsls that It's caiilor to treat basketball players Whelan's duties are numerous - and not all limited to himself In shape by walking two to three miles a day before Danny Whelan cuts the tape prior to a workout at training. Sonic of the Knicks have their ankles taped by him breakfast, "you have to treat athletes differently than a lay- the club's Monmouth College training base In than baseball players, "It's easier to communicate with the West Long Branch. The friendly Whelan, who basketball players," ho said Tuesday night after applying the before nneh workout, while."others don't fed confident with man. the tape." He also gives massages, but nothing resembling the "Yes, you even have to be a regular fathor-confesscr; adds humor to his job of keeping the players lit, Ice pack to case the pain of rookie Dean Mctnfngar's pulled holds the distinction of serving for World Cham- thigh muscle, , • fingerprint wear baseball trainers go through, that's number one on the hit parade," smiles Danny. "They "In baseball you rub down just about everybody on lite have to spill it out to somebody, so it mighus well be Father pions In two different pro sports. He formerly Memlncer's pull WHS Ihe first of the minor aches and worked for the Pittsburgh Pirates. pains which result from the arduous task of getting regdy for club dally," says Danny. "In basketball, there's only a light O'MaUey here." t 16, JW1 Hay See a Repeat tht &•e *• thunderinI «ii t Mf 111 1*1 rt gii' runnint 11 M IT I Hig) name Thp Eaglos, who failed NKW YOKK (AP) - Wilh Western Divisinn-I, San 1970 season, will again fall thai. v\lll iiHve Minnesota win a preseason game a year Washington's dreams of glory Fmncisco. 2, Los Angeles. ;i, short although new Coach Bob rumbling awuy early. ago and continued ailing most as broken as Sonny Jurgen- Atlanta. 4, New'Orleans. llollway could bring a steadi- of the way in regular play, A porous pass defense and sen's arm, l.os Angeles' roster Give Craig Morton or ffogcr ness lo the Cardinals. have pulled a reverse in this an incimsislem running game a patchwork quilt and Det- Sluubiich the ball for the Cow- Sonny Too Late 1 .season's exhibitions while the will probably keep Delriiit roit's waning strength, 1 !*71 lyiys and, with the wealth of .lurgensim will likely come (Hauls have nil the sklds-iind well out of solid contention appears likely to prove an in- talent they'll be qtiailei- passing to the rescue for Ihe that's how Ihe bottom of Hie but the Lions are still ;i long stant replay of l!)"0 in the Na- hiickiiiK mid the lack of talent 'Skins, not in time to imike Kaslern pack .should finish. way from falling into the! tional Kootball Conference. they'll be facing must of Ihe Hie reviimped club a .serious The Vikings' staunch offen- liiiseiiieiil scuffle between (ieorge Allen, who brought year. Dallas^hmildn'l even threat hut early enough lo Green Hay and Chicago. ; a Hock of Ins Hams to Wash- have to look back, keep them away from the cel- sive line will have Norm Snoad a.s well us Gary Cuoz/o The Packers, with old Jieke ington and traded away future St. Louis, whose jnconsisl- lar battle Philadelphia and Hiatkowski and young,Seott draft choices to .stock Ihe enl offense fell on its face New York are expected to well protected and will again be opening gaping holes for Hunter vying for Ihe quaj'|er- Redskins with proven Uilenl, Ihrough the final month of the wage. back slot in place'nf injured' will he without .Itirgensen, his Hart Starr, won't be scoring No; 1 weapon, fur perhaps much-nut at least they'll' half the season, which all but have a bll more balance than' Richard Joyce guarantees the Dallas Cow- Karras Turns Down Skins; the Hears. ' :> ' Calvin Miller Andrew Slwlec boys another Kastern Division "I think the rider Is (In- The 41lers are so well-slock-; "I usually go by past per- "Unless you own the horse, championship. most important part of II, and' ed in talent that they'll pnib- formamc on Ihe horse.. .But you can forget making money The Hams, under new the rider Is Important too. I at.the track. ..But sure, I bet the trainer, too." Lions Criticized by Fans ably go with a virtually un- Coach Tommy Prothro from changed squad-unchanged never bel one unless It's good anyway. It's a challenge." the collegiate ranks at UCLA, for his ability to demolish op- closer." WASHINGTON (AIM - The was rumored he might sign except for maturity. John; have been inconsistent at National Koolhall League with the Los Angeles Hams. posing quarlerliacks, touched Krodie will once again be* best-despik' ER FAMIL more trouble living with their losses.) various riders' and horses' performances in all NECESSARY! PER FAMILY! Marino, who's been out on strike from The kinds of weather. Evening News of Newark, has 'Mots of lime to "If it's a good mudder, I always bet on it FREE ONE DOLLAR BILL TO THE FIRST 50 CUSTOMERS PRESENTING THE COUPON BELOW come to the track," So he comes every day in that kind of track conditions. On an average during the season, which runs through Nov. 30. weather kind of day, it's tough, so I lake other TO ANY OF THESE PARTICIPATING SCOTTS DEALERS THIS WEEKEND! MUST BE OVER 21! "It's a great way to spend the day," Ma- factors into consideration, limes and so forth," rino mused. "1 usually make up my own mind he said. ¥ ¥ about my bets, but I guess I'd take a tip from A bartender, dispensing draught at 55 BELMAR, M.J. MAMASQUAIM, N.J, a friend. But not very often. Normally," Ma- cents a paper cup,, makes, he.says, "educated rino concluded, "I go by past performances of guesses." "Taylors Hardware" "The Dempsey Hardware Co." the horses." THIS COUPON IS WORTH $1.00 • "They're just guesses, but my job is here; 140 Main St. It's All In Program I know enough about the sport to make them 914F.SI. For every' face, some of which feature very educated guesses," he said, wiping up the' MATAWAN, N.J. trotters and other horses trained to pace, there counter with someone's five dollar bill. BRICKTOWIM, M.J. is information in the program on each horse. He has a runner who places bets for him. The horse's breeding background, trainer, ri- Two other insiders,-blacksmiths Andrew "Britts" "Harris Hardware" der (with data on him) and times at various Siwicc and Richard Joyce, go by the driver Chambers Bridge Rd. & Rt. 70 130 Main St. distances and at the finish are listed. and the trainer. One would think they'd be A bettor could arrive at his wagering deci- much better acquainted with the horses, since HAZLET, N.J. MATAWArM, N.J. sions by rating horses in the second race, for they spend their days shoeing them, but the example, according to their speeds at the two men put more stock in who's riding behind "Sworzels, Inc. American Hdwe." jPOLjLARi "Sigismondis Greenhouse" same tracks. That's what Marino and many of in the carts. 645 Holmdel Rd. Lloyd Road the men polled at Freehold over a two-day pe- "Only one person makes money in horse riod last week do. racing," Mr. Siwiec said with- an accepting HOLMDEL, N.J. LONG BRANCH, N.J. SHREWSBURY, N.J. A Woodbridge man lost a bundle that sec- grin, "and that's the guy who owns the horse. ond day, which happened to be his 58th birth- Anyone else tells you they make money is kid- "(erliones Greenhouse" "JohnGuireCo." "Bright Acre" day. His celebration fizzled when he chose the ding." number 5 horse in the first race and, naturally, He's'All Business Hwy. 35 187 Brighton Av«. Broad St. & Queen Ann* the 8 horse in the second. Kive and eight added Edward Bcllino of Oakhurst is all business up to a big fat zero for Mr, X, who would share when he meets the afternoon sun at Freehold. his grief only on an anonymous basis. 1 He does exhaustive work-ups on racing statis- "If only I'd wheeled it, like 1 always do, tics, draws up lists of all the factors during the and chosen,a different horse in the first," he week, and essentially does a semi-professional moaned. "1 would at least have hit the double. job of handicapping. He always comes alone, Depending on the odds - it always depends on doesn't chat, places his bets efficiently, retires the odds when you wheel - you can come out to a corner and watches on one of the closed pretty well" circuit TV sets. "Wheeling," as the gentleman mentioned, "I have to supplement my income,".'he is the practice of playing the double by picking stated, "and I see this as.strictly a business one horse in the first and buying tickets on it, proposition." , . . YOU CAN then buying tickets on every horse in the sec- Joseph Wollman of Stamford, Conn.. In SEED ond race. If the chosen horse wins in trie first, contrast, is more than willing to share his BEEF-UP YOUR it's a sure win in the daily double. methods with anyone around him at the cafe- STARTER If two favorites come in, however, our teria. ••''.""•'.•: ' LAWN BY man from Woodbridge and everyone else who "I guess I have a serise for it. 1 know the FERTILIZER "SEEDING-IN" makes a practice of wheeling will not do well horses, you see, and I know, what affects them. Turf Builder; at all. If it's cloudy, the horse with a good disposition w In A Closing Thought won't run well. In (he early afternoon, that "I go by how a horse closes," Miller of- type of horse will run better than when it gets fered. darker... They're like people, they have their One more time, Mr. Miller? good days and their bad. 1 just happen to be up "That's how fast the horse runs in the last able to know those things," he explained. Ferliliwr timing period of the race. .Some horses .show ScotlsTURF 8UILDER. We rec- So if you're at the track, and you happen ommend it over fill other fortili- flash at the beginning, run themselves out and to run into Joe Wollman, ask him,.which,of his zors Wliy? Because Turf Burl- finish slow. They never do a thing, And they friends got up on the right side of the stall that dnr is the prolonged release fer- never change. Never bet them. morning. You can't miss. tilizer. II releases ils nutrients only as the grass neods them. So thorn's no spindly surge tirowth to causo extra mowing, •OS" Best way to add new life to a instead, Turl Builder malms skimpy lawn is to plant grass seed Celtics Are Not for Sale; your Iriwn rjrow Ihickoi. yreon- right into the existing turf. A do- or jinrl stuuliof — this l;ill and H-P'Fflrrtli/or Is Scons special new pondable socd would bo FAMILY next sprimj too ffiinlijfir for use when planting yrass which, over the years, has beon sofjd. Its root-builrlinjj formula hos- tens maturity of soorllmy grnss. Lois Scolts best soiling brand. This is a Auerbaeh Inks 3-Year Pact blond of blucgrass and fine fos- you go from bare soil lo fl U5at)lo BOSTON (AP) - The own- dent and (ieneral Manager ness to stay, "Stephen. I). lawn in l«s* timo. HP Ferlili/or helps 1 cufis that does well both in full sun 45 ersof the Boston Celtics back- Hed Auerbaeh a three-year Haymes, .president of (he bre- you fjfl lh(t bosl possible results fffint ^and partial shade wery, told a news conference. youf (jiiiss sfi^d dolltif — bold in baro ( ed their announced dctenni- contract, (jrountl suf;rliH(j3 and ' ovf;r-scod- 5 "Ballantine owns the Celtics nation to remain in the city "i» Ballantine arid Sons is mijf, pfiln (.r,tsbli, 1942, will receive ilic Veteran Fighter Award. plans by Ihe former owners In ?s* :."Mi ON wt mat Ait of A Ntw scorn mtiwtu Duprcss,-ranked No. :) by Boxing Illustrated, was beaten build a new arena for Ihe Cel- by Vincentc Kondon fur the ITU-pound World HoMng Associ- tics. ation 'crown in Venezuela m February "I'm very liapp.s' with the Addic. who announces at most of \'ew Jersey hosing situation as it it i.s now,'* #35 SPREADER /Z/f AUTOMATIC Hubs, will b«' lionuied for long and merit»rioi|s service in box- Auurbach said "This.club, is Reg. 19.95 . (HOICf Reg. 10.96 ing. young, lough, ag^ii'SHivt.', We The dinner will be ,il Smiffy's lle.slaiiraiil, a spokesman-for need a little help hero arid ihblid ' there, nil) mil th;il much." mil, VJ.. IIIIII-I-IJI..*.|I (.KAMihK I I (K (INCINNAII (Af) • • (he on suvce feature attractions Miinasi|iian in the limited the modified tymrtsman cars vulMr), feel i-sru'U.ill* inrrv lor W.ivrtc llirv* :> cur\t kill inMwj Ivw more wwks to |»« and n* year. Kverymie who fans have been easting their could make the. difference. chase? also will c-iinipete in throe 12- their relief piklivr, WJWR (ir,iil- of ,1 f.ist it.ill. Sal 1I.1; llic Njd'f' back to the dniwinn board fur hi! contest will Ite «iv- Will it bo I Jon Stives of Ivast Klfly points will fjo io the lap qualifying evchtK and a Ill- itcr. I'lUilols vyeokly. A two-man won ujMin in 1! innings, Uw; Iliu Mock car ,'lrivi'is. .IWIIITS I'M II pIlKe, The winner will re- winner of each feature, with la p consolation cimiesl. liatlle has developed between Windsor, Charlie Kraiur Jr. In his firs! ihrei; inning he time l-(l mi Jerry (irutc'» liime and mi'i'lwnk's why ply ilii'ir ceive a season's pass Ki ;i|| nf Uikchurst or .Inn Hoffman I wo points being deducted The limiled chaiifleurs will defending iniHllficd champion suffered'three dcfciK luo of run trade weekly on tin' iiiiciliiid racing evenls at Wall Stadium Hobby Hossi'll of Kordrnfoivn of I'nion lieacli in the modi- from the lop for each place conies! in three Ill-lap heats milt! racing siirfiiec at Wall next year. and current limited .spurts- fied division'.' Kd l>ip of then-after Second place re- plus a Ill-lap consolation. siuiliiiiu, The most popular driver man point leader Sonny Hov Trenton or ,lne Sevoragt1 of ceives 4tf points and the liist dales will open at 5:;l() p in. Tliis Saturday's show - ;i also will lie crowned al Hie iii'ii of Mariahawkiri. Wall Township in Hie spoils- car over the line in ','L'nd place for the early arrival with the 7;!lll p.m. sliirl - will si HI- the Houie :M oval iluriiit; inter- Theie arc point battles still man race' Or will it be HIIN- receives eight points. action netting underway dl p mission activities. Since the In lie decided and this Satur- tioii or (iciti'iji' Schaefcr of In addition to Oic 5-lapper, pnnnplly al 1 'Ml p.m. in a US-lap I'vi-ni vvitli ih<- it«d spoilsman vehicles nlni; a iiu-lapprr in the cap. Now's the time to let us (~b M In adilitiiin_lii Die slock rat- action lhi> resort iival will also Touch Football Loop Opens •get your car ready for the ^JfejJJl prVM'iil its• ;uinUiil haiini-r rouirh weather ahead. Wfufi^k I.ONti Hli.WCII - Kd- pointer. nlglil. During inteiini.ssioo ae- first I'anlher touchdown in and Pop Proclor played out- the offensive backfield for the wardo I'lgut ihrew four touch- Vin Muscillo posted the {fill FE) livitli'.s'fans will paraile ;>o the Ihe second on a Ill-yard scam- standing games for the Pan- s s down passes to lead lii^ Al's victors. infield iMnyiiiK i'iK depict •• fourlh l(i^ Al's touchdown in per. " , Sports Houmhip over Orchid ther team, Ted Dunn dirctk'd Ihe Krifj- ill); racing scenes -usually the third stanza, hauling in a I.IIIIIIKC ft .Mr. Fashion, :I3-II, in Hal Cooper scored the I'AT. Steve Sobwako threw both liKht(wii Auction team in the thUir favorite driver' ami/or 2.i-yai'der from I'igul. 1 Ihe opening day of the J.onn Dak Lounge's lone score touchdown passes to pace the first five plays of the Kami FALL! Ben llerr replaced I'igMt in hi!) CM I was on a pass play from Kd Mainbrook Tavern fiver the for a touchdown over the Hranch llecreation Adult Ihe (|uarterback .slot in I lie fi- Banner nijjhl, which Im.s l.e\'orth to John Kod^erson a Helloville Avengers. Streaks, T'IIK-II Koolball League. nal period and promptly re- (•alni'd in polarity more lid-yard completion in the sec- John Curzo taught Hie first Dunn ['iiind Hiilph .lackson CAR SERVICE In other games, Knglish- sponded wilh a perfect, pass to and in'I re uach sua.soii, j.s ond quarter. one in the first quarter on a clear and completed a 411-yard town Auction Sales blanked Mullins who oulraced two de- Ken Short. Horace Thnrne 45-yard catch. Ken Smith touchdown score. the Hellevilk'Streaks, «-«:• the fenders to the goal line for a wrapped up the scoring in the Action resumes this Sunday TriH'k Members I-reehold Liberators smashed score. final period with a 10 yard at Long Hranch gridiron fields I'iners Lounge. 20-11; Captains 1'aP Rasilc's pass inter- St. Mary^s A.A. Place in'Meet completion. on Indiana Avenue. Tlie Belle- OFFERS ^ (iarter nipped I'ardner's Kar- ception for Big Al's put the Sobecako and Smith both ville Streaks tangle with the HAM)\1,1.'S ISLAND. N.Y. her Shop of lied Bank, li-ll: the winners in scoring position, Opens Soccer Clip and save this ad I'anlhers knocked off Dak scorod single point conversion Panthers, Oak Lounge clashes — The Middletown Track Club Moose Innacelli scored a XKW MONMOl 'ill - St. Lounge. IIMi, and the Main- talks. with the Mainbrook Tavern hoaditl by Arlhui- Thornton. safely for Hig Al's in the third Mary's A.A. entries in the brook Tavern beat the lielle- Bill Karat/ garnered a :(0- team and the .Avengers play touch, placed first, third and period. Shore Soccer Association ville Avengers. 14-12, , yard pass from Phil Dempsey Hij; Al's. All jjahtos are .slated fourth in the .shot put event, Boh Kimiani and Kill Sulli- boys' soccer league opened Big Al's, the defending in Ihe second quarter Riving for 1(1: IS a.m. and second in the high jump van turned in outstanding of- their season against Bay llt'ad champions as the former Captain's (iarlei their win Englishlown Auction and Front end in a track ineef sponsored hy fensive blocking. Defensive Soccer Club last Sunday. Sparkle-^'leaner team, had over Cardner's Harbor Shop Piners Lounge collide. Free- UTKS TV, and the Deparl- stars included Keagle, Dan The Novice team (ages 10- alignment little, trouble besting their op- of Ked Hank, hold Liberators and Captains munt of New York Recrea- (lallagher, Sandy I'rimavera, 12) led by Mike Bradley's ponents. Len Watson was the top de- (iartcr play and Orchid tion. Barry Stein, Handy Rogers three goals, were 40 victors. l'igut. hit Joe DeShcpIo fensive man and John Shields Lounge it Mr, Fashion meet Tony Malirnnit'o was first and Hay (juesuel. Keith (iill was credited with twice in the first half for and Oscar Brown starred in Cardner's Barber Shop. in the shot put wilh a 4:1-3^, Buzz Buzzelli returned to the other j,'oal, and Steve Full- touchdown scores on throws heave. Bob Harris was third coach the team this year and er's outstanding play in the of 19 and 55 yards. (33-H> and Cherokee Moore is being assisted by Lou Ques- goal was responsible for the Don Mullins caught a pass plated fourth (26-3%).' nel. , " whitewash. Bill Snell was second in the fora conversion store. Tyler Scores Two ManalapanJuniorsf St. Mary's newly formed In- •In the third period, Hig Al's-- high jump with a five-foot Willie Tyler was on the re- termediate team (ages 13-15) recorded another touchdown jump. •..'••.. ceiving end of two passes to debut ended in 5-0 loss. The following a- pass interception .Thornton has just taken spark the Liberators over Ihe Saints were trailing only l-t) at by Bob Keagle. l'igut then Kick Off Season over as athletic director at I'iners Lounge. the end of the first half, but. found his favorite man, DoSh- Kar !}ronk School in -Short Sparky Parker heaved both the more experienced Bay MANALAI'AN - The Ma- passes from Jim Weil to Dick eplo, wide open for a six- Hills. touchdown scores to Tyler Head Club scored easily in the nalapan Junior Koolball Con- Case for B0 and 45 yards after covering 40-yard.s apiece. final period. ference, sponsored by the Ma- a hard-fought first half fti-K Willie Davis threw a touch- This Sunday the Saints will nalapan Township I'arks and tie) to a M-1II viclory. Hill down score to Parker in the meet the Toms River Socccr- Recreation Commission, kick- Dery also scored twice for 'im fourth period. Chiefs. Dave Bird and Sean I Lube& Kootball Association teams at ed off its season with seven Wooclworlh accounted for the .loe Henderson scored a the Toms River Intermediate contests played in wet condi- (iiants acores safety for the winners. School at 1:30 p.m. tions with intermittent rain. ' I oil change The- Panthers, formerly The National League open- The Kajik's and liedskins cs up t» •"> Daves News, came up with a Veterans Present er saw the Bears; led by the also had a hanl-fou^hl first I <|iiiirt of |ircmitjm oil. fourth period score to topple Pop Warner Tilt power running of Joe Sand- half with Sieve DriscoH of the Oak Lounge. berg and Hon Page, and theHedskins sweeping around Walt Jackson intercepted a KKANSBL'Ri;- - The passing combination of John ri^ht errd for nil years. The a pass and returned it into the Keansburg Blue Jeans will DeMartino'to Dave Massey. second half saw quarterback end zone for a :il) yard score take on Atlantic Highlands in powered over the Jets, :i2-7. . Bill Kri/alone sweep twice I Front wheel i which proved to be Ihe clin- a Pop Warner game presented The Boars defense, led by around end for two M-yarrl cher. by the Veterans of Korean linebacker Don Carrido, held scores. Chuck Seiss powered bearing repack oft left tackle for the only I I Kirk Hobinson scored the Wars on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Jets to a lone touchdown Kagietally. Thefinal was 19- Outer lu'ririnn "nly i Lions Field here. as Gary Modafferi rambled 60 disc brake t*ars. Post 1953's Commander yards in the second half. 7. "• ••••'' I I Men , this week at $H0ti-T , 15-1 Rich WooiKr IDeulschl , 1-7 Direct Dual (Tullno) 15 1 heshine. The Bengals romped Butternut Rodney (Tollman) SI SHOE-TOWN Ower For Me (Price Jrl !-! •Hi - I1.J0D; pace; 1 m over the injury-riddled Car- TroOer Gen! (No Driven 101 The Mlgtili tewn dinals. M-(l. Two TD's each Dollns Beauty iParadls) 12-1 AdlnPalge IKachell 15 Tire I prices, you can Vekonis Revonoh (Greene) H-1 JM Rhylhm {Lamb) . 'J-J were sc'ored by Brian Ber- Hansel Rodney (Ferrlero) IM Proof Myer (Gray) 7-? Sally Boy (Bubo IS-1 Taffy D«res (Thomas) - 10-1 tscha and Howie Montgom- rotation Kiwi Peterson (Dancer) 101. ery.. Bob Bird and Bob Coul- I < ln« - tiNt; poce; I m Scottish Oesljn A (Payn) IM > Paul P. Lobell IFIIIonl 15 Obedient Pick (Schmloel I 30-1 son also scored on long runs. Othrr brand (ires. Springfield Smith (Coord) 3-1 River Road Boy (Morrlil) 10 I Fin*s(onr tir(*s rot it ted flee.' Buddy Hope (Morana) S-l The Bengal defense was Quick Doll It (Tullnol »l nti - »)i»»! tore; lm sparked by end, Slevi> Li-s- Valenslo (Schlosser) 61 WllllomRun I Kelly) M Home Town Boy (KocheO 101 Ltjjol Chef IQua/ller) 4 I crinier, tackles Bob 1'HIUM'SOII Ooddyt Filly iCowen IM Cocktail (Tullno) • 5-1 Symphony Belle (Sulrmon) 151 H i Adlos (Rothbone) ' 5.1 and John Milisils and line- Gypsy HOI Boy IMcCondltM) Ml LlgMnlnaTime (Kellvl «•! backer I'aul Sugarman. Our King (Pollseno) II Economy Tire Buy! 3rd- 11499; pate; I m Hoi Cargo (Parodls) »' Scolt Weil's eight-yard Tl) Royal Ross (Flllon) SI eiklngton* Boy IWagner) 10-) So Easy (D'Aleilol 31 DHly Dally Joey (Abbatlello) 101 run in the early minutes if tlv Flrtl Volue (McKenna) 7-J J Nl Emperor (Ferrlero) 12-1 ft ft $f one 1 game was all I lw oilers Scamp Tramp (Myer) , 1( 11 lOlh - SMM; trel; 1 m needed to defeat the char- Gypsy Hill Johnny (Smullln) II Night Walch lAllenl ' M CHAMPION Bay Bloie (Manslleld) . 12 1 Big Spender (Pocia) 3-1 gers. The Oiler defen.se. led MOK Reed (Le Cause) Ml Valla Jubilee (Kays) < ' . by Hob D'Ambrosia. Mike. Rhylhm Rip (Forman) 20-1 Shenandooh comet (Lane) «i Mighty Hal Scot ISklnner) 20 1 Shadydole Hot Rod (Morrllll 10-1 Karrell and Bill Oetta stif- Nylon cord tire King Hardy (Pdradls) 121 4IK - IUM; puci; I m Stalely Demon (Drew) 151 fened and held the Chargers Tab Express (Fusco) 52 Silver Marvel (Martynlakl U-l ' scoreless for a final score of 7- oio Shot Lobell I Parker) 3-1 Southern Solo (Myer) 51 nth-M.JM; Met, I m 0. as 6 1 $1A95 Sassy Pom (Buller) Scotch v o (No Driven » ! Scibtno Lobell (No Driven II' Rock Hanover IMorrllll '-7. The 1'al riots overcame thu low (i.00-13 Lively Ghosl (Punlolillol II Gypsy Hill Pan (Smullln) el niuckwall Fly Bve Wick (Bonaccl) • 1 Bills Special IThomai) » I (,'owboy.s. 13-12. in a close con- as Scolth N Water (Sageri 101 Bve Bye Beethwood (Kelly) 101' test. Patriots Jim McCannn Bedlord Amber (Manslleld) 121 Horn of Plenty (Allen) I2< v Mabdo Doc (tnterdonolol 15 I Scotch Direct (Roberts) IS-' scored on a keeper from tlu Minnies J D (HuDbord! IS I six and halfback Tom lluyler lltt - HIM; pace, I m Aoonutes (Pdyn Jrl Ml for VOLKSWAGENS Good Bret (Dancer Jrl IS on a run from the H. The Orummond Sye Bye IFIIion) M Tauoh Toin ICoailardll II Cowboys' two TD's, coming tody PertormancelXubburm 10.1 Seleetions on kicko'ff returns of till yards only riu. Tl !• I'. 'I Cochrone I Buller) 111 .in,'11 nil vlnu- Sharon Diamond < Roberts) U-l t. lynwhenr Cue' Kith Woeiter, Itm. by Sti'vi' Weingrad and 70 Evans Frosl (Molnorl II I . my'l*y«i , I'lil-I' 1...1 Hoosler Bve Bye (Parodist IS 1 I, Mul t. Lobell. Valenlle, »uddy Holt yards by Dave McKelvey KITS MANV Ki Fmll'O'lWht (Nlllll It 1 1. Rural Ron, Scome Tramp. »e Eoiy 4. lit Jh«l Isbell, Soulhirn Sell, Tab were, not enough In overcome Ii.. •ID - II,190f pocei I m Kpreu a ,s!rong I'alriot dolense led 6.S0-1.J I'.iii'.. Sanflown I Le Causel 5. 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AUTOS FOll *K',,iw: t~%?, "jijt. -vrios MIKNVI.I ALTOS I'OK AUTOS I'OK SAI,K TIMVlX-TKANhroHTATJOJ" AUTOS FOIt SALK AUTOS FOR SALE I AUTOS FOB SAtE • ' LOUKINO KOR SOMEONE — To anno I»M PONTIAC GTO - Powar steering, Itti CHEVROLET — Chevelle Mollbi/' I9M UNOE P0 :wplo to Arlington, Vc, btfore end of power broke*, factor/ otr, automaflr. tour-door inton, to-cyllnder oubmollc. windows, »pft, •teer akei, »M, R»turn before Ott, I, All expenses Bucket icon and conwlr SUM. Alter 6 New tl. t>. Excellent condition. $W. 291- conditioned. Law mll ry »((!T — Fully ible. All full power. Priced li/st above equipped, very low mlleu». Mvtt Mil, BY ITSELF... AUTOS I OH SAI.K wholesale, will accept trade. Coll W Beitoffer. M4-SII6, . . Wit. 1964 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — 3t0 IW/CHEVHOLET~linpaloconyerliljle. h.p. Leaving oreo, mult lell quick, 741- PLYMOUTH IMS - Sport FUrY. AWOITW*- Coll between y;30 o.rn, and noon. AUSTIN AMERICA - Jdcor, 4->nctO, ic. Exctllent condition. Mult telli VIS w 9*MIIS_ __ *l,B/i. PO.R. stifjhtl/ higher wllh outo tint offer. U/l-im af»« * P-i*. m» ELDORADO"-. LoaS3."p7i«d fust niatk. AKo SprMei. MldgeK, MGEt roods- PONTIAC - 1970 Grand Prix. Block wllh LINCOLN ten - OT. Alt MOTORS, AsDury block vinyl roof, laddie Interior* air, tter- mi I-ALCUH SHBINT"— 4-UKM »r*»- above wrioleicle. Will ancepf trode. Coll Pom. /;s-3ia3. eo, lilt ifeerfna wtieel> clean. <34O0. Call mutton, radio, Iwalir. Excellent condi- 711-5456 bol. 9-S. tion, 1425. Call 671.I0J6. FOR BUICK UeSABRE — mi convertible. £«- le'lent condition. Power sfeerlna, outo- AUSTIN AMERICA — 1970, Aulomotlc TRIUMPH TR 1968 0LD5MOBILE - Delmonl M. 4-*>or t964 CORVAIR - Four-speed. EKcellent hardtop, o)r conditldned, $1300. Coll 764- condition. >375 firm. TODAY 1)04? or 364-7491. Phone I4J-7S3S. More Classified 1966 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO — Two- 1964 VOLK6WAOEN BUG - 5un roof, ro- on Next Page AT door hardtop, oil power, air, 1N50. 19£9 dlo, heater, two new snow fires, excellent CHRYSLER NEWPORT convertible, running condition, very clean. (900. !9t- STEVEN OLDS 12150. Bold excellent. »M8M. 4209. AUTOS W AUTOS FOItSAIJi Continental 4-door WE'RE RUNNING ON SIX CYLINDERS!

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At Straub there are NO HIDDEN CHARGES! SNEAK BRAND NEW 1971 ESTATE WAGON PREVIEW Fully equipped and air condi- tioning. Stock #15?7 List $5709.47 now 1972OLDSMOB1LES

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BRAND NEW 1971 BRAND NEW 1971 to SAT. SEPT. 18th BUICK GRAN SPORT LA SABRE Full equipment and air condi- Custom/ 2-daor hardtop. Has it tioning. Stock #1073 List all! Power windows and air. MRE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER $4939.20 now Stock #1212 List $5265.69 now TIM 70 BUY! A

MIL PRICE DELIVERED FUU PRICE DELIVERED • PROPOSED 1972 MODEL PRICE INCREASE HAS NOT GONE INTO EFFECT BECAUSE OF PRICE FREEZE. 31 BRAND NEW 1971 • ANTICIPATED 7% EXCISE TAX REBATE APPLIES .•31 .••% CUSTOM ELECTRA TO ALL 1972 0LDSMOBILES Two-door hardtop. Demo Spe- cial. Fully loaded and air. List « SPECIAL STIVfNOlDS PRE ANNOUNCEMENT SAVINGS ON ALL MODELS

t> IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS WLL PRICE DELIVERED Plan now to stop by our showroom for a flood long look ,ot thoso bcaulios, and havo cako and coffco with us.

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OPEN EVENINGS'TIL 9 BUICK-OPEL 5664600 FRI. & SAT.'TIL 6 '/< Ml. WEST OP MATAWAH R.R, STATION HWY. 35 264-4000 KEYPORT 110 MAIN STREET, MATAWAN CtiuinUntly L*csti4 HELP WANTED FEMALE 32 Tiw Dsif* r. Red Bank - Mifldletiwn, SX Tfcur«d«v, September 16,1971 THE FAMILY CIRCUS ** By BI! Keane BOATS AND ACCESS0BIES MUtT lAACmclCC E - II' Ipert »lih- MgDICAl. AUTOS FOR BME AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Woman To 5«rv« As jeep Ui t£5 AMO SEOVICE Area Director' SECRETAIY T»in $ori ifnlprt, Inc. , !»' »UHA.»OUT - fljufgloi W-hull, )J NEW 1971 •mmw lnr»« fed.. ««d ' •AC* tt«m SPECIALS! - Choose fron evlnfus>. Ng«« lop, All tqulc|»d, Fold V.5,U. INC, , our terge selection and save now I downtootl, 741-W60. Wonts a woman who jnloys Coleman Camper Trailer RASSAS PONTIAC 195 Broad STORAGE AND SERVICK V^onteWn'lfnfltSl^^O. ,._J«I nsro Brood St. Eves74I-5I, untiM l < Red Ban: f»«lonol governeii twice for children ot WINTER STORAGE ON BOATS vacationing parents, l» Morthlng for o — pIMMnl working tondl fa* SLEEPS* 1 BrougM Into yard on trailers: aumi to Bo» »-l«. Thi F & H Motors Inc. 1965 IMPALA WAGON - Nine passenger. 1 woman to serve at Area Director In Mon- Aulhonied Dealers v-8, automatic transmission. Powe up to IA ,135. nioulh-Mercer counties, ,.,.,,., , Rid •ank. LTstS189S — Sale S1495 brakes, steering, windows. 6-way powe If1 to 20', HI) Dodge ond Dotjge Trucks II you or. a highly motlva ed _ndlrl{*>»_>_1 ______. PAT KEELEN'S Hwv 15 Eolonlown. N sent. Factory air. 566 0227 otter 4 pm. 21' to 24', 150 bright ennuah to cope with problems r 547nit MONMOUTH MARINA. AUTO SALES 1965 MERCURY COMET — Needs mlno West St., Monmoulli Hooch which otter challenge, exhibit chorm ond KEYPUNCH DAT work, otherwise good running condition. groclousness when working wllh. people, 717-1113 KeatBbi Hi. Phone <>l339i. and are able lo supervise a oavprness 19W VOLKSWAGEN stolf, you can work trom on office In your OPERATORS TWO-DOOR SI00 — I960 Ford Station Wagon. New home, orronge your own working hours, l5 CHEVROIETS-BRANO NEW tires, new batlery. Good transporlatlon. and rean the rewords of an almost unlim- Edison wd R«^»t BpM l Owtwoftwo. Priced rljhtl 19JO LEFTOVERS — Demo's ond em Call otter 6 p.rn., 842-1533. ited income potential. For twiner Inlor- L, J. GONZER modern nnd personal Interview coll: RASSAS PO IAC 1966 CHEVROLET — Chevelle Mollbu sta 565 Hwy 35, Red Bonk 142-SW W lrWSt. M PONTIAC tlon wagon. Eight cylinder. Root rack, LIN-AAAR R. W. 5CHILDT, r-resldenl Ev«Ev«. unlit V Red Bank 1st Ave.. Atlantic Hlchlonni 29I-1H1 V.S.U. INC. -J_i___ WAITRESSES -- Nights. E*BBrliric«d, S70O. Call 534-2190. iBUILDERS Apn J In pirson, LulgTl F«» ™"> LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC. perienced huitrier!. In AAoon^ut.i'Cmtn. MOBILE — 1969 Delta custom TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1968. Good con- _jd_)______5__!jd)ldH5ll!; . ——— I hordlop, burnished gold, with 120 E. Newmon Springs Rd,, Red Bank ltlon, low mileage, $t?QQ or best otter or over V, ycors. V/e tin ortiiiiolis- ritu WOMEN j vinyl Interior. Fully equipped 7II34M rs, siding, looting, rnosonfyT kite hen1, • WOMAMAN -To sleep In, "«k, light heUHJ ?all 797-1677 between 4 and 6 p.m. For Bokery Production k. Permanent. Two in tainlly. O»»d , ~TJ«ry air. Cow mileage. Excellent con bpttiroomi and ntw'conitruclion on yovi work P (tllton. J26JO. Coll after 6p.m. 364-7509. DOSEMU5 FORD 1966 DODGE CHAROER — Automatic es. R.l.rencM. Writ, lo Bo« E-172, 20 Monmoutli St. Red power steering and brokes, V-8, C?ood con- Full-time. Excellent working conditions. ... .ITHuiJOeRBIRD - S1995. Bollly dition. 3950. Coll 542-3143 after i p.m. 787-0816 Good relerences essential. Excellent BROS., INC., 1? E. Newman Springs Rd., wages. Full company benefits. Including BARMAID CcI 1?6« FORD TORINO - GT 390 tlt-per- vocollon, healtn and Insurance plan. Ap- belwicnll:3 MSMopleAve. forrnance 3-speed automatic. J.C. &SON ply In person, Mon., Tuei.. Thuri., Frl.. 9- I16-55I4 IM7 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Beige. Two Call 671-1255. Ponelln[;. Cellars. Attics, i?rpairs extro tlra and rims, Good condition. Ro- Kroil Motors Inc. Sfnall |obs. F-ter estinioles. /8/-B19S. REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAM dlo. tieoter. OT-1318. 1956 CHEVROLET We hove on opening tor pi™"10"".?."1" 279 Broadway Long Bronch, N. DISAPPEARING ATTIC 1TAIRS - fur S22 3SW GOOD RUNNING CONDITION RELIGIOUS ORCHARDS, ossoclole. Excellent working "ridlllons. 1W» PONTIAC CTO — '00 cu. In,, 310 h.p. 4!5O641 nhhed nnri liisiuiltti tor only W4.?5, To 01 For a personal Interview coll Jon» Drone for detailed information call ! orr. cull 3450861. t!71 OLDSMOBILES — Lorge stkclioi 1(47 PONTIAC — GTO, tour-speed. 74M09?. Immediote deliver/. STEVEN OLDSWl JOSEPH G. McCUE INC., Coll otter 4 p.m. BI2-2710 _^ 1W CORVAIR fVIONZA — Convertible. BILC^U^IMm St.. Malowan, 566-3600. 787-3074 CHECK OUR PRICE " MATURE WOMAN Blade wilh-while top. Jsneea. Mint condi CELLARS, ATTICS, YARDS CLEANED, CLERK TYPIST — Minimum 40 W.B.m. . Han. tiooo. 142-7433 days, 7«-3>w wn,_ SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the be: MERCURY MONTEREY — 1965. Good MOVING, HAULING, R E F R IG- Babysitting ond occasional overnight Top solory. Vocation ond sick Itcwe, Hj»- cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsniobile CADI condition. S70O or best otter. Call between Neor bus line.' Relerences etsonlii THUNOERBtRD - 1957 Classic, Com- LRATORS, WASHERS MOVED. WIN- pllolUallon and retirement proflrorn..Ap- LAC Co.. 100 Newnusn Spj.tnp> Rd., Ktt 4 ond 4 p.m., 787-1677. DOW WASHING AND TREES CUT. NO Pleose_ write Bon ». Bumjo__.__'7M. ply to P.O. Box 444, Long Bronch, N.J. .Bletely restored movie star's car. Three Banl<.7£rO91O._ """_ _ ^_ HOUSEMAID-PLAIN COOK - Two In torn. five new tires, new moior and irons- .'OB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL. FREE dlDSM08iLE~CAbTirAC~-"Vear el VOLKSWAGEN l!64 — Sedon. Needs ESTIMATES. 73HKS4I. family. Thurs. and Sun, oil. Nice room, mission, in Interior, new chrome rnut- iale. MAC CADI-OLDS, Long Bronch, 222 some body work. Must sell, returning to both. Stole references. Write Box E-144 FACTORY HELP - Experienced pre- ll«f» and wiring, burglar alarm and lope 214. school. WS, COII67HW0. _____ No, Miss Barbara — thaf's nof how they taught GARAGES. CELLARS CLEANED - The Dolly Rcglsler. Ren Bank, , ferred. Full time days. Paid holWwont) deck. J2S00 642-5881 from 10 a.m. ta o Light hauling. Free estimate! given. FULL CHARGfc - Book other cornpony benetlls. Please onplv I" p.m. . CADILLAC CONVEfTfrBL¥~1964 - Ex- NOLAN MOTORS — We sell more whot< cellent condition. Loaded. $9iO. Lawns cut, cleaned, raked. 787-2429. keeper/Secretory. For CPA ofllce. Appl' person. Rolph Frledlond & Bros., J-oclBt sole Cadillacs Ition any otner dealer us"to do it on.'Sesame Street'." Box 0153, The Dally RegDler, Red Bonk 1»« FORD CUSTOM - o cylinder. New Jersey. Call 229-2211. 531-86(6 BRICK WORK AND BLOCK WORK St., Keyport, NJ. ______Call after 5 p.m. Reasonably priced. Steps, porches, elc. slating experience and salary requlri M7-5J33 1965 CORVETTE - 3!7 Cu In. menls. ___^^ FLOOR HELP - To trim, turn o»d boo BUHLER 1 BITTER Excellent condition. TRUCKS FOR SALE WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 842-J4HI cool*. Union Shop. 35 hrs. per week. U65 CADILLAC - Convertible. Low ml- PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER Phone 671-5125 WAITRESS ~ Over 21. Lunch or evening. SHORE COAT CO.. INC.. 24 BrW « AV«.. 3290 Hwy 3S. MM let, 2S4-019B 948 FORD — Model C750. Two speed WANTED - 1957 Thundcrhlrd. Top dollor ALL TYPES MASON WORK 9 lD!)«.«c«llent condition. )s car. 16' aiurnlnum body. Two side doors paid. Coll otter 6 p.m. InctudlnQ foundations and tireploces Yeor round. Appl/ In person ONLY. THE Red BonK. - ,970 CHEVROLET NOVA — Aulomallc, ear doors. Low mileage, good tires. Col RUM RUNNER, 816 Oceon Ave., S»i TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Suporl bucket seots. Call 741-1413 . Call 671-2032. HAIRDRESSER — Full or porttlmt. FULLY ENCLO56D - Willys Jeep. Com- '87-1127. Bright. _____—. service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 02 Lowei 583-3909 WILL PAY J20 - For IMS DcSolo nlonl CARPENTER-BUILDER - Complete Good hours ond solory. star Btauty Shop, ulete with plow hookup and 4-wheel drive. Main St., Malowan. S66-22W. APPLY NOWI XiklnJ>M 747-9142. . 19/0 FORD — »'< ton F35O custom, 17,000 fold for Firedome cnnlne. Call home remodeling, room additions, fla- »M HwyM, Hozlet. !«<2875. 965 MG MIDGET — New top, and ton- miles. Long wide bed. Air conditioning, 739-5152 roges. Karl Schloeder, 671-5114. evenings tree? Sell Toys one) Gills, Parly 1948 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE - 327- neou. Wire wheels. Asking S4O0. Call 291 Pton. No Inveslmen! • No Co»«c1lno- Ho PART-TIME LOCAL REPRESENTA- 1947 CADILLAC— Excellent condition. 350 h.p. four-speed shin. Mags, lope ploy- two-way cmiens band rodlo, 23 ctwnnels. CASH FOR USED CARS - Trucks, lor LAWN MAINTENANCE TIVES — $100 to S500 per monlh or more. 3»3 10" chrome wheels. 950x16.5 tires. Power Delivering. No experience ntedeit. call or Forest green bottom, black vinyl top. •, AM/FM radio. 787-1440. eign or domestic. Deon, opposite Two Sod, fertilizing. Free estimates. write "Santa's Parties". Avon, Conn. You pick hours, coll OA5. fli-4737. I2J0O firm. 842-MJJ. , VOLVO 1949 — U5S steering, power disc brakes. Posl-track Guys, Mlddletown. 671-9844, ONTIAC — Catallno. I'M. Four-door. rear end, heovy duty suspension. 360 en- 741^648 06001. Telephone I 1201) in 3*Si. ALSO STATION WAGON. VERY CLEAN. BOOKING PARTIES. CASHIER — Weekends. Snts., and holi- 1KSTHUN0ERBIRD Very good condi-J Automatic, power steering and brakes. CALL 7740143 gine. Four-snced transmission. Private. HARDTOP FOR 1968 CORVETTE ROOF REPAIRS — Home Improvements, day Sun. Apply to Country Sudser Cor tlon.SJOOOfirm. Coll Good condilion. S300. Coll 7S7-7773 oiler Coll 845-097?, 9-5 p.m. We're not too big to take small lobs SECRETARY — For Red Bonk law tlrm, Wow, l»0 Hwy 35, Mlddlelown. • : 741-J974 p.m. 1971 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM — Cost 842-5182 otter 6 p.m. There Is still time To winterize your nomi ,966 FORD 700. N Model, Two speed rea Experience desired but nol necessary, NURSES' AIDES — All shifts. Experientc MUSTANG - 1948 convertible. Three-] mt RALLY SPORT CAMARO - Blacl S5000. askrna $3300 firm. Please do not before the cold, rolny months aheod. Foi Wrlie to Box B-I9S, The Dolly Keglster, coll II not Interested. Call after 7 p.m. 741- 20' aluminum body. Roll up, two side Iree estimates call oiler 5, 49S-1214 or 291 ond transportation necessary. Start $2 pfr speed stick, power top, power disci vinyl roof, black Interior, automatic, con doors. Wilt sell separate. 741-2425. AUTO PARTS-REPAIR Red Bank, Give post secretariat ex. ' brakes, Mlcltelln tires. I sole, whitewalls. Call after 4:30,741-2761. 5811. 1815. hr. plus flDerol benefits with raises by perience. merit up to 12.15 per hr. oiler six months MGB—It71. Red, black Interior, luooaoei SCOUT — 1969. VS. Excellent condition. 1966 FORD GALAXIE — Hit but drlv- 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU — Four-door A BETTER JOB BY PILGRIM PAINT RN — Or LPN II p.rn, to 7 o.m. Saturday ot employment. Call Mrs. Brondow, rock. Coll ?4M«2 or 513-2412, KARMANN GHIA — Clean, good ru:inlt\ lardtop. Eight cylinder. Automatic Vinyl New Western plow, All hydraulic. Call eable, 390 V-e, Hunt 4-spccd, AM/FM. condition. $495 firm. Best oiler. Also two 14" Keystone Moos, ING Free estimates. only. Emery Manor Extended Core Facil- HOLWDEL CONVALESCENT CEHTEK. 197Q KARMANN GHIA — Like new. op. Power steering. A-l condition. S200Q. 747-3751 alter 5 p.m. n ities, Motowarv 5A4-6400. Hwy, 34, Hoimdel. 944-420O. ____ Phone 542-3821 Coll 741-2315. S20. Two 4-barrel aluminum manifolds for Cal.attjMp.m. 963 FORD FALCON TRUCK — All glass, RACE CAR - c Altered. Must tell. 7- 269,530. 671-1640. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING SEAMSTRESS - Part-time, tor uphol WAITRESSES WANTED - Weekends speed. Moon eqylpl. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN - New engine 1969. lew clutch, new brakes. Uses oil. Runs Estimate[mates givpn. RravonableRrm . stery and"drapery workroom. M. Stlbers Sot., Sun. Over 21. German speaking er»- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Dark blue, Coll 741-3281. Recently painted. $450. Call loocf. S200.71 Atlantic Ave Long Branch. ALTO KKNTAJLS Call 741 0648. teln, «8 Brood St., Shrewsbury. lerred but nol necessory. Boctierl's Hol- stick shift, radio. Excellent condition 291-2660 '29-0416. brauhous, 301 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Hlds. 1959 OPEL — A-l condition. Vinyl top, HOUSEPAINTING — Interior, Exterior PART-TIME-AND FULL-TIME HELP - 1910224. II5M. Coll 741-4445. 1949 PONTIAC GTO — Loaded. Excellent 1966 GMC — Model 400. 16' aluminum "ib/ws FORD" Reasonable roles. Free estimates. Col Two-door automatic. condition. Must sell. 30dy. Wood lined. Good condition. Cat Five days, fl-l p.m., 1-5 p.m., 8-4 p.m. Ap- VOLKSWAGEN 1969 — Excellent condi- Coll 244-918?. 787-6598. ply In person, JOYCE S SUB SHOP, LIP RN -3 to 11 shin, 132 dally lo start. Aj- tion. Well maintained. Call after 6 p.m. 264-3062 '47-9252. RENTACAR crofl, (next to Post Otllcel, between 10- ply In person. Green Grove Convalescent • S71-274!. I96S CORVETTE - 4-speed. 3S0 h.p., Po LIGHT~HAULING "FLCAN CELLARS. Center, RI. 64 ond Green Grove Rd,, N«p- LYMOUTH SPORT FURY - Convert- YARDS. GARAGF:s Free estimates. p.m. • sitractlon. AM/FM. Two tops. Mechanical Ole, 1965. $400. MOTORCYCLES lunc. , ,: m 1961 CAMARO — Convertible, power fop, work needed. Coll 291-3137 after e p.m. Coll otter 3 p.m. 7412149. RN ANO LPN — Wanted at King James 327 V-fl, factory air, power steering* pow- Call 946-8554 offer 6 p.m. BOATS AND Nursing Home. 1 o.m.-3:30 p.m. LPN — 3 to II shltr. $24 dolly to storl. Aj- er brakes, oufomallc transmission, very 1967 DODGE CORONET - Power steer 1966 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE - Hard- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE WINDOW WASHING 291-3400 ply In person. Green Grove Convalescent tow mileage, excellent condition. 741-3265. Ing, brakes, radio, snow tires. $850, 7<|. op. White. 4'Specd transmission. 383. New Rcosonoble Rotes Center. Rt. 44 ond Green Grove Rd., Hip-, 9352 after 5 p.m.. all day Sat.. Sun. HOMES, APARTMENTS, OFFICES, HORS O'OEUVRE GIRL — Frl., Sot. tune. •'. Ires. Good condition. 462-5028. GROSS1NGER K HELLER AGENCY EVERYTHING FOR STORES, For free estlmote, call AAA SHREWSB/Ry MOTORS Iroad 8. Mechanic Sts. 74I-2I00 Red Bonk Sun.'Age 16 or 17. Apply In person Shrewsbury Ave, \ Shrewsbury 19o7 COUGAR — Green, two-door hard- 1969 MGB — Wire wheels. Abarth ex- THE BOATMAN AT Window Washing Service, 5421630. SHORE POINT INN, Hwy 35. HoElet, PHARMACEUTICAL company'! branch top, Good condition. $1000. - IONDA350 — 1971. Cold, with high bars, office seeking a secretary tor a "onefftrj haust, Tape player, custom wheel. Best PAINTER — Interior, exterior, Insured 1 We Buy Used Volkswagens Phone 244-tHS oiler 6 p.rfK jfler over $1900.741 2711 or 741-1454. rtssy bar, etc. Excellent condition. Musi The Boatman's Shop WAITRESS — Experienced. Port lime. 1 office. Hours 8-4:30. Person must be w- tell. 842-5712 between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. 24WharlAvc. 74I-57HO Red Bonk experienced. Reasonable rotes, free csti- to 3:30 p.m. Sunday oil. Apply ot Colonial poble of conducting oil otffce duties; must 19S5 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Convert- 1945 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN - AM/FM VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1943—Rebuilt Open weekday:,, 9 o.m.—6 p.m. mates. Call 842.3699 eves. Restaurant, 3 Brood St-. Red Bank. 3e accurate typist of reports including ible. Glossy yellow exterior, black vinyl ' Excellent condition. J75Q. .3 — lwi. Excellent condition engine. LIGHT HAULING - Clean yards, attics lono columns ot figures,; must be Interior. Clean, Impressive, mechanically Phone 872-1250 oflerS p.m. • Phone741-7747 or8720354 _Jd, chrome covers, many extras. Lug- 27' LUHRS — Sleeps lour. Excellent con- CLEANING WOMAN — Llncrolt. Mon- and basements. days. Own transportation. Reterences. proficient at operating colculator. Posl- dependable. 1745.747-4011. noge rack, sissy bar, high bcrs, clc. Most dition. Standing head. SS radio. Galley. non reaulres person capable ot working BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH »46 TRIUMPH — TR4A. IRS. British ell. Reasonable. 842-6838 between 10 a.m Outriggers. 22S n.p. Inboard. Many extras. Coll 741-2754 741-1490 UODSE VAN — W5. New tires, paint. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands well under pressure. Salorycom- facing Green. Wire wheels. Stereo. Muf- and 6 p.m. 52800 firm. Berth #129, Leonardo Stale TRAINS REPAIRED 291-9200 flers, Tonneou. Excellent condition. Ask- Marina. 291-2335. WAITRESSEWATRESSES - Experienced, 21 or ovei mensurole with experience. If Inlereitcet LIONEL ONLY coll Dr. llecht, 544-9127. ' ' ;' TdckC.,%5& ing I129S. Also, TR3A, red, excellent con- 1970 YAMAHA — 125 Enduro. Excellent AlApplyy In person, YE COTTAGE INNINN , I I4J OPEL —Station wagon. 1968. Red. black Afler 5 coll 264-7541 W. Frorontt .St.St , KeyporKeyportt. dition. Best ofler. TR4A outo radio, IJO, condition. 3100 miles. Asking $400. 671 ONE REGISTERED NURSE - And oh> WO CADILLAC — Good condition, 64.000 Interior. Radio, healer, root rack. New sa-tas. SAV-COTE M miles, J2SI>. Must sell by Thursday. 747- :lutch, muffler. Excellent running condi- The YACHT SHOP UNCLE •'WIG -LY NEEDS YOU! LPN, part-time (or doctor's ottlce. gener- tion. 747-51M days, 542-4710 otter $ p,m. EMPLOYMENT If you like to wear and style wigs, and ore ol medicine. Hours 12:10-4:10. Wrllt Box I96S CHEVROLET — Station wagon Copr- 1970 BSA THUNDERBOLT —.Good condl 1184 Ocoan Ave., Sea Bright 842-1913 looking tor more than |ust a |ob, we re E-174, Tht Dolly Register, Red Bonk.. 1?46 VOLKSWAGEN BUS ce, 9-passenger. Very good condition, lion. J9OO.Callqfter5p,m. ' IIKI.P H AN I i:i) KKMALK 196J STATION WAGON — Plymouth Automatic transmission, power steering, . THE YACHT SHOP looking (or you to staff o brand new de- Excellent condition "ports Suburban. Factory air. Power, 1184 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 642-1913 partment. Permanent work wltti good op COUNTER GIRL — Paid holidays, hospl- iew fires, new brokes, new shocks, 32,000 lollzotlon, paid vacation. Apply Top Hot Call 741-3029 nreo seats. 63,000 miles. Must sacrifice, nlles. $1850 firm. 842-5092. •1971 TRIUMPH BONN6VILLE DEALERS FOR COLUMBIA, CORO- portunlty for advancement. For Interview, ieed cash. Best otter over 11700. Call 949- In excellent condition. 51150 NADO, RANGER, ISLANDER, & O'DAY call Mr, Papon, 531-9200. . Cleaners, Hwy 35, Mlddldlown, between! 9 VOLKSWAGEN 1971 — Super Beetle. Or- 6157 days or 471-2830 evenings. ^_ ; SAILBOATS. FOODSERVICE a.m.-! p.m. ^_^^^^___ ange. Automatic stick shift. Radio, call of ORD STATION WAGON 1967 — 10-p 671-0139 NURSES' AIDES —3 lo 11:30 shift. KING ;enger. Excellent condition. Loaded. F< SUPERVISORS SECRETARY — Fulltime. Send resume ter» p.m. fTl-MO?. 964 BUICK RIVIERA —Air. Power ory air. Low mileage. 787-0744. INDIAN SUMMER CLEARANCE JAMES NURSING HOME. steering, brakes, windows. AM/FM ster- HARLEY —1960. Excellent condition. SAILBOATS and Trailers 291-3400 lo Scorpellino Medical Associates, P.A. BY OWNER — }9tt GTO convertible, eo. Electro-cruise. One owner, private HRYSLER 300 — 1»66. Two-door hard- Full dress. MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER • Current openings exist In Diefory De- 119 MopleAve., Red Bonk. bfue — white top. 41,000 miles. Excellent party. S1700 firm. 471-1760; 3P. Power, oir. Very flood condition. West St., Monmouth Beach 222-3492 portmem for Pood service Super- HOUSEKEEPER - Uvt-in. Olher help condition. 51500 firm. Call after o p.m. 175. Call 872-1104. visors. Supervising employes essen- kept. References. Please call PART-TIME WAITRESS - Neisner's, 142-3330. 1965 BUICK RIVIERA — Sports model. 1971 CLEARANCE— BMW Cycles. 18' CONVERTIBLE CRUISER — And 50 tial, training and checking ot trays tor 84J-1334 Mlddlelown Shopping Center, Mlddletown, Alt power plus factory air. Interior like Prices sloshed, no Import lax. Sliver 750, h.p. motor. Both excellent condition. After feeding. Some knowledge of nutrition Ask for Mr. Brown. 1969 MG/GBT — Green. Low mileage. 966 GTO — Chrome wheels. Bucket new. Good running condition. Asking 5900. ;eat3. Power steering. Two speed auto- black 600. 6 p.m. 291-J790. ond diets. 5 day week. Liberal ben- CATALOGER — Part-time, library/de- Perfect condition. Loaded with exlras. Call 787-7461. THE BOAT CENTER efits. Good starting salary, For ap- gree not requlrcd.'lntcrest In children's JAL FRIDAY - Tired ot routine? Wont $1900. Call 842-7372. nollc Good condition. $950. 747-0414 otter work. Best working conditions. Write Box diversified duties? We need you If you con :30. :OMMeRCIAL FISHING BOAT — 60' pointment call: Mr. J. Stretch, 201- CHEVY NOVA — 1970. 350. Four-speed. Drogger, 671 G.M. Diesel, winch, steel 431-2000. An Equal Opportunity Em- B-Wi, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. type, have good steno and can tile. Call 1(63 VOLKSWAGEN — Red convertible. 1971 HONDA — CL35D. 2,000 miles. Ex- Poslfraclion, buckets, roily wheels. JlSOO. 964 BUICK - Station wagon. Or 1965 osf and boom, fish Under. Asking 13S0Q. ployer. • Excellent. Call Call 671-1146 after 5 p.m. cellent condition with two helmets. Call lease call 7B7-4769. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Neptune phy. 671-2415 >ART Sedan. Factory air. New tires, slclon's office. Send resume of age, ex- CASHIER AND STOCK CLERK - Full 1966 OLDSMOBILE — Jetstar Bt, power ;now» with rims, good condition. 741-7260. PYRAWA INFLATABLE CANOE INSURANCE WOMAN perience. and salary desired, to Box F. time, fringe beneflls. Apply In person, steering, power brokes* factory air. Call :ARMANN GHIA 1970 - Air condl- 1971 HONDA - 150 cc. Excellent condh icrnic Car Sales, Hwy 36 & Scenic Dr., Full time or part-time, lo assume com 158, The Daily Register, Red Bank. Foods Plus, 58 Brood St., Red Bank. AUTOS FOR SALE 741-74SJ or 741 6«44. tion. Z bars. 5950 firm. tlqhlonds, 072-0221. plete charge ot Fire and Casualty Deporl- lonlng, automatic stick. AM-FM radio, 739-1554 MATURE WOMAN - For homekeeplnj SCHOOL CAFETERIA HELP ,000 miles. $2500.787-2302. rnent in small general agency. Knowledge CADILLAC 1946 — Convertible. Lloht 27' OWENS — Excellent condition. Sleeps ot commercial lines helpful. Willingness duties In nursing unit, Mon, through Frl. 11 A.M. -7 P.M. IMMEDIATE blue. All power. Air conditioning. Mint 1969 YAMAHA —125 Enduro. Good condi- tour. Rebuilt 283 Chevy. Fly-brldgc. Ship- a.m.-3 p.m. Also relief housekeeper foi PHONE 291-1574 1968 ELDORADO tion. Expansion chamber. Good tires. to accept responsibility with minimuum susu- condition. After 6 p.m. weekdays, anytime lo-shorc-. Depth Under, bilge sensor. Pres- pervision essential. Salary accordlndinig t*o Sol. ond Sun. 1 o.m.-3 p.m, Call Mrs. Jvlro- SNEAK OVER weekends, call 566-7434. Reasonable 944-4896. surized water. New cushions. In the water kovclch. 842-3400. experience. Fult employe benefitss.. Re. d HELP WANTED MALE at coast Yacht, Red Bank. Coll 229-1303 or Bank area. Write to Box E-149, The DlDolll y 1941 OLDSMOBILE - Station wagon. Orl- 1970 BUICK SKYLARK - Air. Rodlo and 1971 HONDA 750 — Excellent condilion, 7413246 Register, Red Bonk. MEDICALS6CRETARY/RECEP lass. 11700. Lowmlleoge. teater. Low mileage. Moving. Call alter 7 2S0O miles. Asking S137J. Coll 542-J767 or TIONIST - For busy doctor's otflw. Hoi 591-9506 ».m.. 671-1377. oiler 8 p.m. 747-S4M. |9W »' THUNDERBIRD — 85 h.p. John- let. Send resume to Box F-loO, The Dolly son molar, Holsclaw trailer, some extras. Register, Red Bank. BAKER'S HELPER STEVEN 196* VOLKSWAGEN - Sunroolond rodlo. 1970 TOYOTA CROWN — Low mileage. HARLEY SPORTSTER - 1970. Extended S2.5OO. See at River Ploza Marina. West Very good condition. $900. Momotlc transmission. Excellent condl- front end, sissy bar. Like new. Call before Front St. Ask for Chris. HAIRDRESSER HOSTESS Some experience wonted In bread prodiic- Phone 842-4204. 5 p.m., 56O-5475. Experienc_ _e. nolott necessoryr . Apply In ion. Full-time. Excellent working eon Bi- on. Coll 741-2836. Experienced. One full time and 21' CENTURY - Hi: Kiny hull, Codillac, person, Shor- e' Poin- ' ilt Inn, Hwy 35, Hoilet. lons. Good references easftnuo!. Ex- OLDS 1963 MERCURY COMET HONDA — 1971 CL 350 K-3. 1500 miles. one part-time. Apply Town & cellent wages. Full company benefits- In- AUTOS FOR SALE Must sell. Best otter. V-B engine. Call atln * I K\ Country Beauty 5alon, Main SU GOOD CONDITION 741 ;•'*; WAITRESSES - Experienced only. Am cluding vacation, heolfn and (nsuroncs 872-1746 Cell 741-7963. . Hoimdel. 946-8200. In person after 7 p.m., MARTINI'S Dl pi on. Apply In person Mon. through Sat, 9* LIKE NEW - 22' Chris Crafl Skiff. Newly ER, Hwy 34, Keonsburo. 4 p.m. Sun. 12-^ p.m. 1947 BUICK — LeSahre two-door hardtop. 'ower steering and brokes. Alr.condi- MORIXK HOMES painted and varnished. Complete equip- CAREER OPPORTUNITY - tn Soles DENTAL HYGIENI5T oned. Good condition. $1250.842-7272. ment Including bow rail, power winch, With young, but established Realtor Firm. Four days per week. DELICIOUS ORCHARD CAMPER BUS — 36' GMC Conversion. ship-to-shore radio, compass and many Call lor appointment, Mr. McGowan or Coll 471-1110 Paneled, carpeted. Insulated, duct heated, olher Items of equipment. Inboard 210 h.p. Mr. Ryan, 747-3O00. PI. 34 Colls Nick WANTED AUTOMOTIVE dual electric system. Hot, cold pressur- motor, HKe new. Navy top ond full cur. WAITRESSES ized woter system, 100 oo. water, 200 hold- loins. Asking S3450. Call 741-8700. WOMAN WANTED — For dell work. Fol Apply In person, ORDERLY/X-RAY ing. Propane 80. Large closet, full bath- 21' CENTURY — All mahogany. 17S Gray time. Experience necessary. Little Silver, Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, Hazlet. $100 to $200 room. Beautiful complete 12' Formica Marine. Rebuilt carbs. electric fuel pump. 741-9059 kitchen. Many cabinets and drawers. 8x12' HOUSEKEEPER - Cleaning, laundry, DEPARTMENT Musi sell, owner moved ID Florida. S37S. LEGAL SECRETARY — For general some cooking, for organized household- Fulltime position available In modern, living room. Aluminum falouslcd door, 8';2-0487. Windows have storm sosh and screens. practice ii Red.Bonk, Heavy emphasis on Reasonable hours. Coll e p.m. to arrange growing hospital. Excellent jolqry. Pltm- WE NEED USED CARS Nearly new tires. Comfortable summer or LOST OUR LEASE — Alust sell stock 01 Real Estole. Experience required. Pleas- Interview, 229-1119. ' ' onl working'conditions, Full frlngt ben- winter. Good mechanical condition. 5- 1 ant working conditions. Top salary paid In efits. Apply In-person, Personnel OtfJct, Outboard Boats., 14 16', 17' and IB', senr? EXECUTIVE SECRETARY -Ex- WE WILL PAY spced transmission. Will demonstrate below our cost. Boat & Ski Center, 75 accordance with qualifications. Call 741- River view Hospital, between ? a.m. oiid 4 glodly. $3000. Call 739-2749. Hailel. A770 perience preferred, but will consider re- p.m. An equal opportunity employer W/P. TAX REFUND While St., Red Bonk. 741-1124. cent business school graduate. Must hove TOP PRICES FDGECUTTER - Machine oporalor or excellent clerical skills. Top salary. 2'/i HOLLY HILL MOBILE HOMES COLUMBIA 22' SAIL SLOOP — Galley. coals. Top wages. ILGWU shop. All ben weeks vacation and sick leave. Mospl- MEN WANTED , "Jersey's Finest Selection" Custom trailer. All accessories end equip- tallzatlon and retirement program. Apply TOM'S FORD ment. J4650 or offer. 229-4376. eflls. Apply Wall Street Fashions. Corner Featuring 1122 ' wide Holly porkpork,, DelloDello,, West and Wall Sis.. Red Bonlc. to P.O. Box 446, Long Bronch, N.J. 077TO. AAcDONALD'SDRIVE-IN M5 Hwy 3i Mlddtetown.N.J. 'Wido'Windsorr , RltCfRlti-Craftt ondd HolidaHlid y CCottagett . 20' SEA RAYY — Flocrglas. 60 h.p. ohJohnn - Also used 8' and 10' wldes, Ideal for vaca- OFFICE GIRL -- To work In service dc HOUSEKEEPER - For elderly mon ond We need full or port-tlm« workers (or AUTO RENTALS soonn, ppowepower HiHitt , ververy .lolow hohoursu , perpertect t evenings. Must be ol least 19 y«orl old, tion homes. Open 9 to 6 weekda conditiondition. Cushion scats for 7, lacol totor porlment. A AUTOMATIC APPLIANCE convalescing wife. Private room In ily Sacrifi t sll 8424930 SERVICE, 234 RI. 35, Neptune. charming home close lo Llncroft. Call 741 - NOW NOW! family. Sacrifice, must sell. 842-4930 afte 3410 mornings or oiler 6 p.m. Phone 72,-585B 6 p.m. LPN — Evenings, full-time, NUR5ES PARTS MAN MOBILE HOME FOR SALE - 10x65 2V OPEN SKIFF - Cedar hull, six cylin- AIDE, 8 o.m.--i p.m., full-time, for stnal NEVER SETTLE FOR SECOND BEST -- Experienced preferred. All fringe ben- On site. Reasonable. der, Navy top, head, fish box. In wafer. nursing home. HozletHolmdel-Malawon Become associated with AVON as on ellfs. Apply In person. See Mr. C. Suck, Phone 747-1584 Excellent condition. WOO. Coll tor demon- crco. Call 747-2017 for appointment. AVON Representative. AVON, the Doremus Ford, 90 Monmouth St.. Red strotlon after i p.m. 591-9605. world's largest and most respected cos- Bank. AMERICAN MOTORS 7% MOBILE HOME — Excellent condition, MAIDS — Part-time positions available metic compony. Call now: Mrs. .Word, CLERK - Good figure aptitude, ttr diver- 10 x 55 with lot In local pork. ALUMINUM SKIFF — With 6 h.p. motor. working from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sat., ?41-13«, 462-3377, 77.1--I2J0. A NEW Sun., and ail holidays. Pleasant working sified office work. Light typing and an. Call 264-5653 Reasonable. iwerlng telephone. Apply between 10:3( conditions, good salory. Apply In person LUNCHROOMAIDE — Tow or kin Call 229-5349. ' Personnel Office, fiiverview Hospital, be- ond 4, Mrs. sieiok, McFaddln Motart, JSI DISCOUNT REFUND NOW MOBILE HOME — Two-bedroom. Shrewsbury Borough School, one hour per Broodwa/, Long Bronch. • i $4500 16'RUNABOUT tween 9 aim. and A p.m.. An equal op- •fay, J2.S0 per hour. Please call 7474182. •porlunlly employer Afl/F. MERCURY! 787-8929 evenings or weekends. FARM HELP WANTED. ON DELIVERY OF ALL 428 Bayvlcw Ave., Union Beocl) WOMEN — Earn hourly wooes plus Irons- 1 Mornings ond afternoons. LEGAL SECRETARY — Legal ex torlotlon. Become vlslflng homemoker — Coll 2M-O924 or 916-1511 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 17' BOAT ~ Trailer, and 80 h.p. Mercury. perience desirable but not necessary. Sal- lome health aides. Take our FREE train- Call 747-5400 All new In 1969. Colhedrot hull, bow rider. ary commerisurafe wMh experience, ing course October 4 through I. Hourly, 'ORTER5- Full llrneposlliontavalloble 1971 MODELS Wist). 747-2594. -. Knowledge ot typing, stenography and overnight and 24-hour workers sought. on me ; a.m.-] om. ond'3 D,m.-ll p.m. For as JUNK CARS dictaphone. Write to Box E-I63, The Daily Help families In crisis. Coll Family and ihllis. Good salary pleasant working con- J PA PICKtDUP 18' THOMPSON — 40 h.p. Johnson, trail- Register, Red Bank, Children's Service, Inc. ot Monmouth ditions and full trlnge'beneflii. Apply in er, canvas, three gas tanks, battery, lite County. 221-9100 or 431-1010. 3«rson, Personnel Office*, Rlvervlew Hos- low as T.WIN BROOK ockets, etc. Asking M?5. 787-3105, BARMAID — Five nlghls per week, .For ilfol, belween 9 o.m. and 4 p.m. An equal Interview call between 1-4 p.m. WAITRESSES AND HOSTESSES- ipnortunlly employer W/F. AUTO WRECKING EASTERN 5EA SKIFF - 23', 1963, V- EATONTOWN 787-9827 Mornlng shift. 1971 HORNET 542-2235 bunks, heod, 210 h.p. Chrysler V-8. In wa- Holiday Inn, Rt. 35, Htnlet EFRIGBSATION MECHANIC- Ex- Plus 8' per mile WANTED - Choke uoci) tor?, with tcrii ter, ready to go. Reasonable price. Call HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In. Permanent ierlence wllh refrigeration and plumbing tied mileage. Contocl id. Siqicr. eves. (20D-731-5628. 9-5, (2011-467-0470. position. Must love smoll children. Sunday proponents required. Apply In person, ond Mondoy off. $200 monthly. Coll 291 - DENTAL ASSISTANT - Red Bonk office. ILECTRO IMPULSE, 1U Chestnut St.! GAS NOT INCLUDED 1970 420 SAILBOAT — Trailer, soils'ond Experienced prelerred, but will train. Coll M. SCHWARTZ ' II accessories. Excellent condition. 42GZ. '41-9029 oiler 4 p.m. ed Bank. An equol opportunity irnploy- CHRYSU'R PI VMOUTH 'hone 842-1364. SECRETARY — Red Bonk law ottlce, >4t W. Front 1,1 . Red flunk 747-0787 Minimum three years legal experience. ADI6S — To conduct home fashion EE OUR AO! - Under Help Wonted I ______I I Lincoln GiffcAsii FOR VCHJR~FORETGN~- 16' EASTERN SEA SKIFF- Mahogony Top salary. COM 747-3730. . shows two or Ihroe evenings per week. Aale'Femole. Electro Impulse, 116 Chtst- opstrake, 50 h.p, Mercury, all electric, Earn $40 to SoO and up. Free wordrohe ut St., Red Bonk. WAL' *« M Lb Mercury AND 5PORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH low hours. Trailer. All excellent. Reason- and training. No Investment, deliveries or MOTORS, INC.. Hwy OS, Eotonlown, 542- Shrewsbury, N.J. able. 542-3090. canvassing. For more Intormotlon call •HOE SALESMAN - Experienced. Full 1 '!7-7625. 222-7498. 222-9423. ime. Call Fetgtnson Shoes, Keyport, 264. CARS WANTED - WE PAY TOP « FOR 1957 SEAMAN SKIFF - IS . 65 h.p. Mer-1 14), Freehold, 431-0113. • ; . Shrewsbury Ave. cury. Completely rebuilt. J675. Also, 15- , CLEANING WOMAN WANTED at Sycamore CLEAN USED CARS, CALL MR. VIN- CENT 542-S500. Alcort wooden sollflsh, J100. Coll oiler 6 .Port-time, 9-12 a.m. Five days. AREER OPPORTUNITY — In Soles. ', Phone 842-2200. vith young, but established Reollor Firm, SALES CLERK all for appointment Mr. McGoWan or AUTOS FOK fiAI-K AUTOS FOK SALE r.Ryon, 747:3W)O. AUTOS FOR SALE i IMAI.I: Nnod alcrl, flours- OUNO MAN - wiih someexperltftM It. ork as carpenter'nters helper. sivu person .with ColClll 7<7-il677il62 rt;|ht personality to tiandlo customers WOMEN ;OOKS - Experience neceisofy.' Arlply $9105 NOW! < y 1 . on phone. Musi b» S'onJd H,S!"i MnHlsof S *n ""'""I?" Township.' Junction Rt. 5 passenger ablo In typa orclors FOR PACKING FRUIT 4 IVJ 2-doorsedan,5passw arlrt1 follow up ship- FULL OR PADT-riME HELP FULLTIME , On oolt courai. mortis, flllri copfi Coll 14\ll]|,|.»p.m. weekdays. with prosauie in APPLY IN POISON small busy oflico. Monday ihrough Friday MECHANIC - Interested In light lervl!. Apply ng of domestic oil burners In Keyperl- MERCEDES-BENZ ?!5WTunCril""oorl<"'<*• Write to »OK •H<, The Polly Register, Red Bank. DELICIOUS ORCHARDS Hwy 35 264-8000 Kcypori Ht. 537, Scoboyvilla - M(ire Classified / Since,1957\ on Nc.vt l'ajjc

/ :/ Y CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MURPHY & DAVISON MANY NEEDS! 1971 GREMLIN ... 1' Monmoufh County's Garage Doors Paiatlns and DccoraHng A tip ING MAari77Erfypew7lT<.7j Electric Opcrntors. Radio Controls,, F|. Oldest Mercedes-Benz dealership sold, reiitcd, rc-polred. Scrniro's, 101 Mon- bnrnloss Daors. Sales onti Service, Coll CABL O. JONES — Pnlntlnj ofK woflp mnulti >l., Rod Dank, 74hl)4ti. V lnmt6 f RELIABLE-DEPENDABLE NED SICKELi IHC. Ult2\l rafl aJj SM ' " '"* """""I NOW! _£lock and Watch Ilcpalring (icncrnl Contractors PAPER HANGING ClocKi, watche ewelry expertly H 1> 1 2-passenger sedan SALES & SERVICE CARPENTRY — Remoddlng, ponellnrT, Ff>ANKe.W H ,ffirJ""""" 741-19, 1-m Rivor M closet», doors. Odd lobs, Reoionob e rotM. I4J-4J85. ..

_Concrete Work Complele home Improvement's', TILE, CERAMICS, MOSAfcS^Polnilna, Exwtrll/ on tiroldtd nylwi.,S1,Soo ilrgnii 462-5300 plfliterinn, masonry, concrete, stucco. •ions', additions. Rooting, tiding. TWIN BORO MOTORS Gory Gufert. Fully Insured. W141S. 7IMIM • A. Guorlno Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank HIGHWAY 9 ha north oi Fmhau ach FREEHOLDDiamonds Bought or nc«tylcd Odd Jobs Siding it Insulation Letu«buy tije dlomond youdonf wear or LIGHT HAULING - Cellar., i 747-0040 lei ui rosl Ihern.fBr'yeu o»r»onitll«. cltfjfMd up. F>M eitlmotti. 741-i Ruullle't,' fit. TheDnJly IU>«t«l«f, Hiii titnit" MifMfetwn.,N.J,,Thtirwiuy.XepU-mU-r 16, J')T| n—" J FOHSAIFOB SALKE T FOB8ALE HAMAAONDORGAN ITEMS YOU NO LONGER of Albury Pork NEEDORUSEWIUl..-. - !•• our mid oroon Hlietlon . WWW Ilk* Hit ynr wpirlanci batch ft- r«wi "ivii wi wgm TO io K l{j "YOU " £*. Jlri or •r»«V «»p«r|»nc( helpiol, * latt model Splnett, Chords, ond Conioles. por.inco h,lp|u|, but not ntemorV. ". Prlcts Hart ot I4S0. All insl'umenti sold Start $3.23 and up per hr. ?••«' ° tompony ond indoplh iroinrna with a guoronty. LecafloV Rgrllgii Arttnot Eduon Two., ft,j, Special sovnas, on Kncbe. Sfthmer. Ever For Interview call lit, Moson-Hamtln, Kowol ond player Mr. Run Wain 77S07 pignos. _• £qbal Oppor!u,il MOUTH COUNTY." W> have one owning 775-9300 g V r C6 nlltl WITH A QUICK ACTION hl"rX» ' ° "' ° "' '° ° ""* " 300 Mam St., Asbury Pork " SHOE SALESMAN" qpendoity til * $2!-.21112!; LOW^COST THE KIRWAN CO. tarn extra rrtonnV on your'saw oil. One BARGAIIJ BASEMENT DAILY REGIS.TER HAZLET Pick and choox irnoll pieces of hord- board, plywood, moldings, or shulters, CALL 264-7200 door socrtnds at 13.95 each. Shelves, many FAMILY AD lROpXSd?.§PlBAN^K lumber Hems, No one bolder* you. Shop 3L.!NES'5bAY'S i;; EXPERIENCED us you please. " MANAGEMENT FOR ^.PERSONNEL OILBURNER RED BANK LUMBER • Wall St. Red Bank 741.5100 JUST $2.00 AmWllaus ono oggrtstly* men needed to till top.monOBtmtnt positions. High In. WAACKAACK ARMS Available *cr Mtrchantftw ?Q< i«'« «n'V come potential. Call TGM Auoclott, 2J». MECHANIC _porttnft oocxli, fishing locklc. fluns. 1*? t| 1 Apply Fred O, Wlkolf Co ' Arlrclt muil onnino'e."cm 0 »owM jet' i95O, i -,- ... . , , ; , 3J4 Mopie AVO,, R«d Bonk HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE 111:1,1' H ANTED MALE ...._ HELP WANTED Main St., KeonsbufQ< 75/-i313, ____„. on« may no! excted 0 *ole price of »M00 r per arh'eft?, s • • CARPENTERS - Carpenter apprentices FULL TIME STOCK CLERK - Fringe MALE OH FEMALK needed by two' manufacturer. Year round MEN ~~BElT TOP"'soFL Prke MU&T he odtforliiett. 0a£h oodilion benefits. Apply In person, Foods Plus, 58 ol line tl.QO- No copy thongev mov or work, many benefit*, Apply In of/son to BAKERY Broad St., Red Sank. POSITION AVAILABLE '(.uhrt Company, Boundary Rd., tarlpnro. CREDITAAEN niodt O'icf nodiscounifc or rtintnywmjfc PART-TIME MAI) WANTED*- HnuriT-l OVEN MAN We'e'n lookinlooki g fofor experienceid d men In IIht AtlmtniMraflvt A^liiant lo Quilricu Ad n'tide i» orf is coiKciedtJtf'p'c e*piraliaS It in, Won. through Frl,, for oltice ond smoll loan field who art Interested In mlnlitrolor. li/vrfyFiwRiTERS* T« ^lore YogrDoJly fteylft' CHEF - t'V round, Good hours~ond win work For interview coll 583-lrflo at. working < goad paying I obi wllh long term career, Motowon Rcgfcnof School District Board Solos, rentals, repairs,. Portables, Low FAMIi.^ AD, CALL .,. . working conditions. Solory commensurate 1 f, m. Or evening* oiler 6, V4ft-B3A8, Good references e isentlaf, I For details call Jim Burni.M4-4I03. o' Education. Ousineji odtnUiislrnHon raitt, »J2-0W alter Ap,m, *,tli ability. Call afler 5 p.m., 643-9857. Wages. Full company benollls Incfvtflog EXPERIENCED SERVICE STATION AT. YOUNG MAN - Ovjr Jl, Interested In Irolnlno or experience required. Sotary RUPP SCRAMBLER MINIBtKe '^sK lor.Mr. Longo, „,„_, MEN WANTEO - Opportunity lor lisa a vacation, health and Insurance plan. Ap* TEH0ANT - Apply Riverside Eiso, Rt, working I" and around Iwern/rcstuuranl. commeniurole wHtj r*p»rlence. Send or Practically new, live months old. Call 264- "*«« plus bonusM. For this opportunity ily (n (lerMn Mon, throufih Sal. 9-4 p.m. }i ana Rector fleet, Refl eonK 5SLyw<'J'l bring rcsiHTic to ffir, Edward J. Scullion, 741-6900 »OV> —'Clicuior dtlivny. Openln^isTn coll 741-IWI. Equal opportunity employer. >un. U-4 p,m. Office of th» iecretary, Brood ond Soulri 'Monmoulfi pnrt Ocfifln Counties. Weekendj EXECUTIVE SALES TRAINEE - Burn SERVICE STATION ATTtNDAHT Sj^JVloiawot)/ U.J. _ BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL — Oeiks, onty. Work riafil In your own neighbor- MASON'S HELPER JIO.OOD yearly, port-time, Commission, bo, Apply 8P 5I0II0I), ffl Rl. 35 (Nor111' Ttoanrn type, Formica or wood. Antique 24-Hour ServjtcJ.,_ hood. No selling or collecting. Must he ai Apply on lob ot , DELICIOUS ORCHARDS ' nuses. Phone5fl-3M4. bound), Mlddletown, from i lo 6:30 p.m., SCHOOL BU5ORIVER5 WANTEO type. Heavy wrought iron filigree. 15 and least. Vi wars ot ago. Call 899-S//6 tor _J>oHantlne Rd,, MlddWnv Sept, \1. Rt. 34 Colls Neck CARPENTER WANTEO Muit have school bus license. SID. 3«il»4 or 2tCim. __ FACtORY'SALl x ' ' Information. Sove up lo IS% on D«corptor wlnoo* EXPERIENCED ONLY - Honfl ornite Coll oiler r p.m. MAINTENANCE MAN - Steady |ob, OA\Wtf}\ MOVING — Selling studiidlo uuprighi t piano, 4154711 General knowledu- e of painting. - - , corpenlrypfln ., siwdts. Fosf (fellvery. Fr«« Shop-Af-Homt f^JOS APPLIANCE MECHANIC ~ ET ondblacklop raker. OPPORTUNITY FOR HANDICAPPED while, 1300. Console TV', |40140/KHcnenset, , ond Measurlno. See our large selection of perlenccli.il .81 Hour. Call MEN eleclrlclcityt , eetc.' , helpful•--••" '. "Goo d• stortin" g white oval taole, S avocado swivel choirs, • . fall W-mt, : PART'TIME YARDMAN PERSONNEL — Age no barrier. •> a.m. Ic vinyl modes from $1.«. •. • • 7716S6J ull lime nights. 6 p.m. lo 2:30 a.m.. to salary wllh c.inanc _ ._e fc. r advancement_... _EK- 3 p.m., 3 p.m, to f p.m. Col[ 3»l-34?3. K25. Smoll window ton, SIO. 791-3708, Pfione • cellenellnt opportunity tor riQht man. Poll* BOAT CARPENTER! - Assembler, ond break In as osslitont foreman for night Ut-ttU between f-P p.m. ALYSSON WINDOW .piHfATOSHORToaDERTocrir^. liberates molden. Pofd hospital and mg. cleaning crew In local building, Musi have ilonlions available botbolh mornntnrnornnin a en"~d otter"~. COMPTROLLER — To tiead flscni de- PIANOS ORGANS evenings. Oood pay. Coll tor qpnnint. dlcal bewflls. Paid holidays, and vocation, 1 ran s portal fort and birth cerlfrlcale. Good fOUItG MAN - Soles qnd stock. Pro- noon shuts. Apply Chltt Engineer, Molly! parlmenl ot local agency. Minimum two Used iplntts irom *IV5 Unlimited rer.lois M Hwy 35 fnwi.TIMM? • Jensen Marine. Morlboro, 431-0100. Mori ing salary — hospital Izatlon. Our rep' gressive paint ond wallpaper retailer Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. . | years accounting experience, Including a' Irom i/,50 (or Yomobo-Conn-Kimball- Mlddlefawn esenfatlve will be Interviewing Thuridoy* 5 (east one year of a supervisory ' —' Wurltlxer Chickerlng. FREEHOLD MO. RULL TIME BUSBOY ^"Experienced. needs yawa men who are Interested In a MEN NEEDED - Full lime lor service FRENCH PROVINCIAL RCA — Color Oldc Union House, Whorl Ave,, Red Bonk. MEN — Full ond part-time lor modern Sept, W, 5;30p.m, to 7 p.m. atlhB Harmo- luture. Apply In person, Siperstein's Paint SIC CENTER, 13 Throe*morion SI. ith TV-stereo comuirtotlon. Seaufiful color automatic cor wash In Molawon. Part- ny Bowl, Rt, is, MiddletoirVn. Co., 549 Hwy3!. Mlddletown, N.J. slollon. Starling salary S] p< picture, maanlflcent piece, of furniture. ilmo hours 9 to 1 weekdays, weekend) op< experienced In light mechnr Bisque ond gotd wood. Excellent condl* SALESMEN! oble to handle oil-around dt CAR RADIO — Never used, Solid *1ate VALET PARKINS CONcIIiToN- Olde tlonal. Coll 5M-7W. nternailona! Lighting Co, CommUston, BRICKLAYERS tlon S1000. Frenctt Provincial dinlno roorn •Union House, Whorl Av»., Red Bonk, Contact Technology Construction Corp, person ot Oceanport Shell Station, Ocean. Motorola push button wilh W pxlcrnal set, nine-piece. Includes Huge fcreakfront >onus and trlnge package, will train, No porl ond Main, Oceanporl. speoher. In orlginoi corlon, Poid WO, sell 142-7575 MAN TO WORK IN SHIPPING - And travel. 774-Mle or 727-MII, ond custom fireproof table padi. Bisque Receiving department. Full time. Medical MAH OR WOMAN - Private School Jor J30. 323OIS2, __ ond gold wood. SSCI. RCA avocado refri- and retirement benefits, Apply ot Nor* CALL MR. HOLDER (301) HU-3-25U WANTED BARTENDER — Year-round. DISHWASHER WANTED — Port.lime transportation lor srnolf children. Drive gerator free/er troll-free, S2D0. Thermal wood Distributors, Inc., 626 Broadway, > write Box E-170, The Dally Register, Only 'Iprw11 apply, Stnd resumt ttoo Box days. Must be out of school. Apply in per. passenger car or slallan wagon, Approxi- FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES fined drapes, blue, »0"»144". two pairs. Long Branch. Ask lor Frank. UdBonk, N.J. r, RadBonk. son, MERMAID DINER, Hwy 34. Leon- mately tour hours dolly. 741-077?. Wellarc ond people with credit problems, both >50. Sro-1675. •rr.mtxi.nic ddlveriei. iniioni rreait, Colt WAREHOUSE MANAGER WILL TRAIN SALESMAN _ To sell lawn FULL TIME STORE SALESMAN PHARMACIST - Full time. Mld-Mon* and snow equipment on the road. Ex- To work lour altc-rnoons a week, including mouth Ceunlv or«, At.roctfv* schedule. SITUATIONS WANTED BAVARIAN CHINA - Service for 12, plus perience preferred, call for appointment, three nights until 9 p.m., oil doy Saturday, Good pay. Benefit's, Insurance* pension, HELP WANTEU TyPEWRtTftWS, ADDING mocJiInesrAII extra pieces, delicate pinn rose pattern, WAINEE Monmoulh Mower, 671-1073 and Sunday from 9 to 1 p.m. Ability TO etc. Independent ttori. Reply to Box F> FEMALE moke, ntw or used. Guaranteed Low 05S200. Boy's bike, Top Drag, very tancy, earn and deal wllh the public Is essential, MALE OR FEMALE WMllent condition, »5O. Two draw drape 'Unusual carunr opjioiltlnily 0x:SiS for 159, The Pally Register, Rea Bonh. KATHARINE GIBBS — Graduate ana for- 125 Serplco's, 101 //onmouffh Sf. We*t to younjj man inlnrostod in Inarmou to TRUCK DRIVER-Must Know N.Y.. Permanenemanent ppositiono . Coif Norttiwocd Lum. rods tor double windows, one rod for b tatma mer employe, mofher of two, desire* part- -inanaQe active mail (>idcr sl,i[ipi,», do- N.J. Metropolitan area. Apply in person, r, ta-tma. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Variety tlare HELP WANTED time secretarial work at home. Call W single window, all odluslaole, plus few METALUME MANUFACTURING CO. operation. Two stores. 31 year minimum. DESKislS up, FILEi 112.50 up. tobies, plain rods for small windows. 140 for nil [jartment. Must liha to laku find yive ON Florence Ava., at Broadway, Union ALUMINUM SIDING MECHANICS — High school groduote. Fully paid hasp!, AAc Donald's Drive In un. cl,airs. adding machines, typewriters of- Sro-16'5. . . Beach, Guaranteed weekly wage, paid holidays, tollzotlon, group Insurance* pension plan, 925HWV3SMIDDLETOWN RED BANK MOTHER — Will provide fice equlpmtnf, eft. of borgnln prlcef. Paid vocation, for men who coi) do quolllv Employe clscounis. MSOlf. Full or part-time workers days. 11 a.m. to doy care, Mon. through Frl., for one or Mew or used. AAC OE5K OUrLET, Ute. TIFFANY TYPE CHANDEL.I6R — "25, aluminum work ond are dependable. <62- . 3 p.m, or 11 a.m. to 7 p.mp.m.. Appy I pe Mantel clack, J2>. Motorola portable TV . SHEET METAL HELPER - Experience '492 after o p.m. Ask lor Don. 3 p.m, or 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Apply In per* two children. Fenced yard. 842-2*88. ond stand, $45. CUB tto, rocking choir 115, F0RINURVIW CUSTODIAN - We art currently seeking son between V aa.mm . annd III a.mam. or 2 p.mpm. required. Apply In person, ELECTRO IM- custodian! to work night* (12 midnight to; lo 5 p.m. Mon, through FFrii. CHILD CARE — In my home. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Solid large pool filler, MS. 671-415). _^ Call Mr. Papon PULSE, lie Chestnut St., Red Bank. An SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - B a.m.. flno hdur for lunch) to pertorm Eatontown orea. ulnyl siding dopin'l denl like obsolete equal opportunity employer. Permanent. Day hours. Apply at Burdoe'B general molntemolntcnancl e and' cleaning duties' "— , i IDAA k" F Y P11 M C H Phone 542-6245 mftol siding. Coll (or frco estimate, O.W.. AMTIQUE SEWING MACHINE - One 531-9200 Garage. iW Branch Ave., tittle Silver, PleasPicone contactt Personnell Olllce, BrooBrookk- ID'VI NC T ru IM«-n Borr Home Improvements. 94220S3. bedroom set, maple kitchen set. A|r. con- dale Coramunltlt y ColleqeCll , 765 HewrronH!! EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER - De- dltloner. Call otter 3 p.m. HI-5837. .. EXPERIENCED PLUMBER'S HELPER Sprli , OPERATOR, ,. sires work at home. Good references. OUfj;, - rjew and used. Buv. sell or! for sewer cortnedlons SprlnaiHd-VUhcToit^.J. or call 142 l=»perlence necessary (or an Inlerestma TRIPLE 0RESS6R - Solid walnut. WOO, Eicl, 171, An eqaol opportunity em Coll 291-4104 trade. MANNY AND MARY'S SPORT',] Coll Call 747-M93 or 747-0473 and dlyemried full lime position in mod- SHOP. Rl. 34, Eost Keonstwrg 717*508 player. ern hospital working from 4 p.m. fo 12 53MW4 EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE - Body mldnlohl. Good salary, pleasant working) Sl'iTATIONS WANTKD and fender work, Apply ot Burdge's Go- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - i DINING ROOM 5ET — ITS. Water foun.] ALi_ A|R CONDITIONERS — On display - • • , REO conditions, excellent fringe benefits. Ap-Ap11 . lam, 1». Honwmode bor JM. . . ( r tost, Anderson's HOiltf. rope, 597 Branch Ave., Llllle Silver, ply Personnel OfficeOffice , Rlvervlew HospitalHospital, MALI-; re(!ucel t0 ou PATHMARK •Mem, or Red Sank, 747-0125. 741-2/00. Ext, 225, for on interview be- - IF YOU NEED A BABYSITTER MEN — One million dollar expansion, tween » a.m. ond 4 p.m. An equal opportu- j .ooklno lor several ambitious Individuals. ORGAN PLAYER NEEDED Phone CRAFTSMAN 4V," JOINTER-PLANER - 3 nlly employer M/F. otential to earn 315,000 and up with in- For band with |abs. '47-1453 Sobre saw and sander with cases. GROWS AGAIN ternational company. No experience nee- Coll 542^)19< 741-3601 essary. Will train you. Call 842-4350. MAN *- Part.tlme mornlnai. Neat op- ARCHERY SOW — 125. Yosfilco 35 mm •Join the company that is the fastest growing chain. pearance, year round employment. Call slide camera, 120. Winchester single bar* OPPORTUNITY — For own business. 787-MM Eo*y sales to service »1atlon>, Must hove ret shotgun, must have permit, s/5. 264- We are seeking courteous, ambitious personnel for our own cor. 74WW2. CARPENTER — Seeking maintenance HARD ROCK MAPLE BEDROOM SET /iqw store in Hazlet. man with carpentry background lo repair Complete 1150, , DINING ROOM SET ~ f-plece, blond. MEN — Need on extra ISO to S100 per doors, finish carpentry and hardware 1 Phone 8I2-9H0 Delwccn 6-7 p.m. I wlfh free dropes. Also end fables, chairs, month? Name your hours, name your in work, etc. Please contact Personnel Of- I lomps. Reasonable, 264-1391. FULL AND PART-TIME come. Call 741-5146 alter 7 p.m, fice. Brookdale community College, 765 bus driving positions, lor the 197 Wl school) LOBSTER MEAT Newman Springs Rd., Llncrolt, or coll For all occasions. With or without experience in the following ASSISTANT MANAGER — For retail ser yeayear. . Applications may be obtaeobtainedd by op "( 842-lfOO, Ext. 373. An equal opportunity plyinli g In pperso n to ththe MtMonmouth RegionRi . COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone 787-2570. i GARAGE SALE vice operation. Must have knowledge and employer. _^ departments: ability to repair smalt engines. Varied al High School Transportation Ollfce, 535 ; Klrschbaum't. 1 Carllle Terrace, Little TlntonAvc. New Shrewsbury. NJ. 07724. AN D RESTAURANT MOVING SOUTH — Must sell complete! Silver. Clothes, houseooris. Frl., Sof., NIGHT CREW CASHIERS duties. Excellent opportunity to grow with MEN'S WEAR SALESMAN — Ex- Prime location. Excellent yearly growth, nouse turnlsnmos. Cloth ana fur coots, j Stpt. 17,11,10 a.m.-4 p.m. O0P.M.--- - •- 8- A.M.- •• )• MEATWRAPPERS octlve business. All company paid fringe perienced only. Excellent pay, fine stare, benefits. Coll 741-0711. DIETARY HELP NEEDED — Apply Jer- Low overheod. Beoutllul building wllh two, size 10 to 13.741-5276. i G£ H0TP01NT HEPRIGEHATOR - PRODUCE PORTERS steady employment. 542041s. Ask (or Mr, sey Shore Medlcol Center, Neptune, N.J,, George. SR iiyflm?! nffiXS Blnli'iiliim ' ORETSCH ORUM0RUMrr7arti,S - Farllso organorgoT.!Sldeys1de21LrTOneye?rJlS.V. Slde-by-slde. !l cu. ft. One year —• •" * DAIRY BAKER'S HELPERS SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Personnel Department, 9 ta 2. Equal op- DONUTMEN Horld0 M M| , Jm] For.lnlormotion call cellenf condlllon. Cost «00 new, wlfi sac- Full-time days. Honest and dependable. BARTENDER - Full time. Nlohll. Apply portunity employer. 142-3777. rltlce ot S300. Fedders 7,000 Dlu. air condl- Good salary. Apply In person, LINCROFT In person, The Pub, 160 Hwy 35, Middle- m 175i Kenmo drytr Co 7 'Pathmark offers: ESSO, Newmon Springs Rd., Llncrolf. town. ' ^^^^ ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN EX- —• "CAMPER ' ""' " ' *"• " " " perlenced in basic procllccs. Must be will- AAIRANTI Apochol97g, Romoda II, 11I0O. !'—'• ' MAINTENANCE MEN, GROUNOSKEE- ing to leorn. Apply In person, ELECTRO Phone 717-3844 | GARASE SALE — Sep^, J8,10-4 p.m. ^CAREER OPPORTUNITY EXCELLENT STARTING SALARY HELP WANTED PERS — Also dishwashers. All shifts. Ho- IMPULSE, 114 Chestnut St., Red Bank. An 20 Wyckoff Rd. OUTSTANDING BENEFITS MAKES IT HAPPEN •ADVANCEMENT MALE OR FEMALE liday Inn, Rte 35, Hatlel. equal opportunity employer. OPEN 7 PAYS • WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING — Con-1 Eotontown PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS -TRAINING WITH PAY Realtors-lnsurors < tcnls of tiomes, stores, estates, cellars, at-' - TAXI DRIVERS WANTED REGISTERED PHARMACIST - Full Member o( Multiple LlsHng Service • ll«, £hlno, glassware, antiques, art ob-l DI5HWA5HING MACHINE — For restau- Parltlme, o.m.-p.m. time. Hospital experience preferred. Day 500 Shrewsbury Ave. ' ; lects and all urlc-a-brac. Ruscll's, 25 E.! rant. Two-tank rack conveyor with 14 WANT TO KNOW MORE? Call 787-1231 hours. Send resume to Box B'!G3, The New Shrewsbury i Frontst.,711.160]. I nouns dish tobies. Excellent condition. FACTORY JOBS Daily Register, Red Bank. Equal opportu- J — Clare and Cflby's Restaurant, Junction Rl. SHORT ORDER COOK nity employer, 747-9300 /TOTOR HOME - Good condlllon. Sleeps 9 and 34, Madison Township. 721.41W, APPLY: PATHMARK PERSONNEL DEPT. Wo Need Men And Women in several Shore Polnf fnn? ffi»y°35, Hoilet. of our depart* GAS ATTENDANTS - Full or part-time. - Holiday Inn ments. Will be re- Guy's Hes- Choptl Hill Rood, Middle- 2870 Route 35 quired to work 6 town. days. Monday to DELIVERY MAN - Full time. Six. days. 1 Boom 100 isslng toble-ward- Hailel, N.J. Sunday. 8 a.m. to to5:X. Coll 747.0(25 Red Bank, OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS JUST ONCE" Green embossed, 11x17,135 robe, 915, newborn crib with mallress, 4(30 p.m. Good — Completely modern restaurant and bar. 747.1114 .15 Youlh bed with mattress,. 120, Baby incentive pay aftw DRIVERS. CAR DETAINERS - Full or Mon. Thru Fri., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. MEN - With cars, wanted to deliver UtUtlUUlavailablVe wltnulnl 1.-1c-21 , IlktlllClicense.. LicensUH.GJI2eC UE9Ualso ' « .,_ , i Corral, >6, stroller, double s,eot, 12, as- morning ond>or Sundoy papers In Redpart time Apply Country Sudsi'i f.or enO |L U acn0 Used twice, JI2. Lomps sorted door gates,,four lor 13. Luogaae, 3- short training peri, Wash. Middletown covers packoae slore on premises. Needs' ;, . . , ^ "f . '•. ii .' ,>< /''Sat. 9 a.m.-T p.m. •'• • , •'•.'• •. ••• ••' od. Hospitalization, Bonk area. No collecting. 747-2143. Imaginative, Knowledgeable operator who; w*5' Cal1 o(ter «P-m. ; piece, J-eeds, red plaid, «1S. Coll ofler 6 paid holidays and ELECTRICIAN WANTEO FACTORY HELP — Three applicants can see the potential In this rare find. U- "2-40 ,.\, • •',* :.•} :•: -.,1 - > Ari Equal Oflportunity Employe' being accepted, no experience, necessary. other benefits 4-s years experience. Call C42 3654 Apply In person, METALUME MANU- available FACTURING CO.. Florence Ave., at EOUIPMENT OPERATORS - For Town Broadway, Union Beach. HELP WANTED ship Rood Oept. Full-time. Pay S575 per Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport PIANO TEACHER — E«porlenced. for SPENCER REAL ESTATE So, oos comp stove. SID. 19" Zenith por- month, Must meet qualifications of Emer- toble TV, wllh stand, »3O. 542,J3»8. . , MALE OR FEMALE MALE OK FEMALE gency .Employment Act of 1971. Prefer- music school. Full schedule available. «1-4880 FIREPROOF MOSLER SAFE - 24x3!x7J. ence to Halmael residents. Contact Town- Coll 747-4315. Oolc typewriter desk 34K6QX30^. Kelvlna- BRASS PORTHOLE - Copper lantern, ship Administrator, Town Halt, Crawford* tor water ccrblcr. electric. 10-drower steel antique dining room table, trunks, brass Corner Rd., Holmdel. WOULD YOU LIKE A BUSINESSOF INSTRUCTION YOUR OWN? You don'l need an office to coblnel J«x32«5!. 7<|.5«I8. telephone, portable washing machine, mi-, start. Begin ot home, full or part-lime. craphone, speakers, some glass and FUEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER FCC isj CLASS LICENSE 3-D HAMMOND ORGAN - Excellent chino. Clothing ond hundreds or Items.' Permanent position. Ideal far husband ond wile teams. Call Will Train,.40'/i hrs. Instruction only working condition, $659. Modern circular 2910273. . •:• • : Coll 741-0918 Mr. Steers, ot 747-2720 or 747-2507. No Ob- S73.SO, For intormatlon call 542-7632. sola for large room, 1100. 842M6 eves., llgallon. 842-I9TO stays. TAPE R6COf(DEft - 15- trl-pod antenna KITCHEN HELP WANTED - Over1» WILL TEACH BEGINNERS - Organ or most, SS each. Exercizer, bookcase SIO yeors of age. Apply In person, HOWARD BOOKKEEPER WANTED - for Hectic Piano. Call Carol, FIREWOOD FOR SALE advertising agency moving lo new offices. each. Draperies, wrought Iron tables,f U JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT. Hwy 35, S35 a cord each. Rugs, bar stools, 12 each. Phone Mlddlatawn, Experience required In payroll, accounts Call 741-3017 receivable, accounts payable ond general PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS 291-4737. • DESIGN MECHANICAL ENGINEER office records. Top salary for person with BeginnersBegin , advanced. Classical, pop'Ulor.i i MAJOR RBMOOELING-Doors and FOUR PIECE — Beloe secllonol, with to work In product development orea on experience ond excellent references. Colt TheorTheoryy . \ windo'•J w 'orms, bothroom occes- ROY WALLS , slip covers; ISO. Two oak end fables, fls electronic products, Including shipboard for appointment 747'?6R 222-7951 aolnels, bannisters, etc. i each. 3' round walnut cocktail table, HO. radar and communication equipment. l«;i.»l«. Must have experience In packaging, les SCOUT AND CLUB LEADERS - Your PIANO — Organ, accordion teacher. Prl-j 747-4784. Una and production support. Salary open. group concon earearn monemo y and tight pollution. vaie iessons. Calf (GOLF CLUBS- Flnnl Hogen, ond bog, ] TIRE RIAAS IS" - J2 ea. Boby corrlooe RADIO MARINE CORP., XI Bridge Ave., Call QAQASS, 291-47372914737. 2ZC-6V4V -! n? ° SIf'.?., • ftls0 "'sorted luogoae. JM, mon's bowllna Boll, oag, S5. Bassinet, Red Bonk. 747-5100. An equal opportunity DRIVERS NEEDED - For food trucks | COLLEGE STUDENT i FnoneCTi-4581. • is, Alter 3 p.m. t7V°2«l. employer. «_„._ « on a lease basis. Excellent opportunity for Will tutor In math. G AB eW DAYSTR0M Dlntll o able, >erson. Call 671-1360 otter o p.m. for .Call evcnlnas 741-6911 ^dInel| ^ Ll7 l pnlL"«tn a5«Kn!|ik 4242 ~ « F6rmlco'«oW, AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN - Must more information. - !»?ii ™ «ilHIM " • ° !! " '"""'•'"""'• PluPluss 1818" leall«a(, . Sisix poddpoddet d hove Ford or Lincoln-Mercury dealer ex- SPEECH THERAPY - In my home. I clxom Bromeleg;. .5O.291-1H3. ! KX. LOII M2-208V. I rh.i,, n,nn»iu, ««1 foi.mil perience. Call 264.1694. Ask lor Paris BEAUTICIAN — Or qualified wig stylist. Cerlllied Speech Therapist, 50-WATT BOGEN AMPLIFIER — And foanooer. TOM'S FORD INC.. Part-time position In beautiful wig salon FULLY UPHOLSTERED — Borker reel- Call 671-4278 otter 7 p.m. itwo Sliure microphones, S,oS. lner. Floral print. OS. In Shrewsbury. Moy lead to full time. Call •' 7(7-4504 EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT - 741-8256 for appointment. Coll 538-3657 For garden apartments In Randall Twp., slonal muslclon-teochcr. Allred Manlredl,| COUNTRY BARN SALE - Sept H Morris County, N.J. Salary plus SINGLE BED AND MATTRESS — »!C. alus apart. COOK WANTED — Brothers Bar, 2 Mor- S'2-1622. through Sept. 17, 10 a.m.-S p.m. Hens, pi- Bureau, 115. 1! cu. ft. upright freeier; J2S. ment. Call Mr. KoropsaV 6Si-O370. ford PL, Red Bonk. Coll 747-9025 or 842- geons, antique water pitchers, baby items, 9899. Four kitchen chairs, II each. Call 747-5756 STOCK CLERK AND DELIVERY - FOR SALE clothes, women's size lOclolhes. Furni- between 6 and 7 only^ ' Mon. thru Frl., 6 p.ni. to 10 p.m. Apply iIn BUS DRIVER WANTEO - For small prl. ture and more. 414 Evcrell Rd. .S15.Coll?i)4-W4, | drum brokes. Coll 741TO2 after 6 p.m. SNOW TIRES - Studded; J«5xl5. RICHARDSON'S FISH MARKET - MOln Fastest growing chain ot Home Centers In New Jersey is opening q.new loca- Excellent condition. S35. St. Campbells Junction, Deltord. Manager tion In Eatontown, N.J. featuring many departments ' 5429W Helen Walling. Fresh lea food dally. Fried fish by pound or platters. Take out or eat COMBINATION SINK there. Also, home mode salads ond ctam Stainless steel. 135. chowder. „ HAZLET, NJ. fe Phone B4J-4B1I SKI BOOTS - Rlker, 8'!?, Ski poles too, JOIN RICKEL AND GROW OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS 125. Coll alter 4 p.m. Whether you want to work part time or full time Three, 8xQ, s?5 each. U?ltS4 with a company that Is pioneering In a new merchandising cdncept Call 741.1095 .. .days or evenings... we have job openings CALUMET — Triple extension 4x5 vlnw REJUVENATE YOUR LAWN — Wllh o camera with 8U" ¥9 Schneider Reproclo- power Ihoteher or rake rented trom A to for you in these departments: Iz Rental Center, 131 Newman Springs mm'.*, -—r-PERMANENT POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE FOR',": : Rd^hremburv«lJC40 WHITE FRIGIDAIRE -6' box, Ireeier .'S *t>. • comportment on bottom, frost-proof, 550. jaARN SALE •- Solurdo/. Sept. 18, (Mo-I. Call anytime, 747-0904. • CASHIERS -fullTim* • DAIRY CLERKS ! Sickles .Form _ , Rumson Rd., Lillle Silver. (Onvf 1' '1 1) in Ev!, '•) 10 n ,,i 1 Hill.mi, •SALES • CASHIERS • STOCK Sponsored by Fair Haven Auxiliary to MINI BIKE — 4 h.p.. shocks. Roclng ac- 6.i?niiHiiiiitiil • PRODUCE CLERKS . Rlvervlew Hospital. Donations accepted cessories. Troll accessories. . • OnOCERY CLERKS hill fin" • WAREHOUSE • OFFICE • PORTERS I trom public Friday, ScplMTJ^V)^ _ E?!L?y™i_ • FLOOR VKAXERS 7 ^Ovu'rllmt Iorn1(|i,fi;titw) 1 PA SYSTEM - Kustom !0O, on>~year olo D.ivs .tn.l ,'v.'.im||s BASK-ETBALL Two column, omptifler ond Blnson Echo. • MEATCUTTEHS • MAINTENANCE taulpment In stock: bockbourd. rlnrj (ind Rcc^all 787-M3». Tt: •- ne), all lor 515.9i. Pole, hoovy J" steel. IS' lono, 3'.»" diameter, 525.95. Pole mounting WEDDING GOWN — Slit II. Orlglnollv *!& j bracket, SS.ra, ball 16.vs. »120. Asking $50, Call 4950413 FULL AND PART-TIME RED BANK LUMBER MAYTAO — wringer type woiher, olmosl A JOB AT PANTRY PRIDE Mornings , . , Afternoons .. . Evenings . . . Weekends , GARAGE SALE — Phonograph, dlsh- ' / 764 7387 : washer, glassware, furniture and mls- • Mitnnj wurkimi lor Hie I'ici. now urnrn- In suiirrituirkcls. .. • ! celloneous Items. 57 Markhom PI., I lille BADY CARRIAGE -- Moroon couch, J}J. the lliii'bt slurp In wliuli lo work or ihoo in Ihc entire orea. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED, BUT NOT NECESSARY 1 Silver. Sat,, 5un., Sept. 18, 19. lo o.m.-S Also trainer-walker, S5. Both like new. p.m. b M'eniii. cniiaonKii cowoikoif, wiio ortr i^oud ol their loUs ond ^ WE WILL TRAIN YOU FOR THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS .^>*?s-< Iliolr linns, • PLUMBING •HARDWARE •GARDEN !AlluXRVuMS^~r7o."Ta"n7?,7qaT 1 DOUBLE ROLLING BED FRAME -»IS. r M«ins,you'll douellcr wilh PAMTRV PRIDE- luquorlums plus o 10 gal. wllh 5 sections, i Inner spring mollrcis, box spring for ) Also tew octnjorles. Buy one or all. Best! £°t'nV, »m nlohollt"1» 'Ill-lop toble. •HOUSEWARES • PAINT • SPORTING GOODS 1145. 747-30O1. il rulul'lllill If, your career. , • AUTO SUPPLIES otter. 2J9IIB3. • ELECTRICAL • LUMBER •, . BAKfc ANU OARAGt SALt -Also" car I AVOCADO. RUG - 10x17, 1.45. Double • STATIONERY TILE wash, clean Inside and oul, 1?, Rumson-1 kitchen sink 110. Haven R«q, M.S., Sol., 9 to 4 p in. Phone B4I42D8. Sponsored by "C~-Club DestlnQtlo" "'-n Spoln,"- ••' PEOPLE TAKE PRIDE IN Be onjAmlgo! ARtTIC • • While storm windows, like new. orlfltnalljrlainolly 1ll/.oVca. Asklrid 110 ea. MAPLE DESK — Donlsh couch. End Various sties. 495-0413. WORKING FOR PANTRY PRIDE WE OFFER Inhle ond lamp. A i Oood condition. Coll ^ 47I3M2. GUILD GUITAR •- 13 string, wllh Colo, Aiilluiiilrniiiiis Mutidiiy ll»i,ii(|li fmliiy 10 ,i n). lo ;1 r> i» • EXCELLENT SALARIES • PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS excellent condition, WOO. Acoustical Rp Oil. TANK 10 aauvit, hoovy duly. 5IS sonalor ^ultur, dobrn styl«, 135. Ooubi« • Advancement Opportunities • Proilt Sharing Plan • Regular Increases onl. tKcellent condition. All disconnected mattress ond Inner sprlnc*. tlrm, cleon, a^ Ready for pIckuD, 741 74«] good condition, 175, Twin peel spring (onq • OTHER OUTSTANDING BENEFITS only), excellent condition, 15. Coll R7IMI/5 • PAID HOSPITALIZATION FIREPLACE EOUIPMENT - Toble son, otter 6 p.m. ^ PANTRY PRIDE dehumlfllfler.klno »l,» bed, elet trie dryer, dual relrlgeralor.lreeier. IJ95J49, i7rr.ia{ii . Clothing, dining room ses>tt plupiult ruunrl 3140 Hwy. 35, Hazlet YAfID SALE •- Wednesday on. Irom 10:30 oak tobk, trunks, old toolis' , old rD) iim;s. plus clilldren'i s«i, tomiielely »p end tables lamps» couth, lawn tractor RICKEL HOME CENTER a dot*. 1150 ll-volum, M.ilcol onS cart arid inowolowir, fitourfcr reouclnn Hoallh tncycloptdla, like niw, l!0 1| moclslne, toaft, mefny more lt«mi Rte, 34 at the.Eatontown Circle Eotontown, N.J. An EqiKtl Opportunity Employer liiree yeats old, i on Ni'\t LEGAL NOTICE jmprov«d i«ttlllt« TUv fJatl> Heeler, Red Batik - Miilillrluun, X.J., Tliurwluy. Scu HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOB SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE

FOR SALE &«S1Rr conditioned. 1.2 porch. Par own utllltln. Adulli praKrd dlnlno roam, flrtploct. Juit titled. and 3 bedrooms. Spaaoui layouts. Swim 717-051? after 6 p.m. PROWN'S COIN COLLECTIONS - Gold and silver poof' sauna, boot marine, garages on $32,900 coins, war nickels. Will pay top current premiitn. LEGALN0TICE B0 8* market. EKomple: sllvtr dollars J! and RIVERVIEW TOWERS 4771 • NAUT4CAI. ANTIQUES up. Mr. Romeo. WfJWK WE NEED - Five or Mx, 2-3 bedroom BEAUTIFUL TREES , PARIONI *1AI1L«I« ANCIENT MARINER II, M Shrewsbi 2fl RIVtERSIDO AV£. HUILD TO SUIT — Q" cn» ot Rumion'i Attntj Jcon W. Fobry, Wl. t(eo» Ot Mwmoutty St.) Red Bonk ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Too cash paid. PHONE MH/M Rcntol Homes, furnished or imturnlshci QUIET STREET Clark Low taxes make this four-bedroom, two- prettiest loll. Locplod on nulet lone. Cov- LES DEUX 4 DON PONS, 799 Jiver Rd., FURNTSHECU PLEASANT ROOMS - troni J85 to S3S0 per month (or irnroniini ered with larQQ tt«»i. Confolnl IVi acre&. — Llko new, Fu Folr Haven. Tues. Sat. 11-5- 741«)7 or perionnet. TNG BERG AGENCY. Rt. 3! lull-bat t\ Capo an excellent buy. Wall-Io- Sept. U Third floor, Hghf housekeeping. Private, wall carpeting, enclosed glass and Contact ov»i«r, MI -3019. W5-42S7. Quiet, motuie, business person, ^1-0761 MltWIelown. 6/1-1000. RESPONsTaXE FAMILY~~-^"*WIth~schoc icreenedporcn. PLEAS E TAKKH NOTICE thathtt on MoM n NAN JOHNSON RED 9ANK — Attractive, nJcelv fur- ANTIQUE ~ Bllolon brick, 3Vy'xtVi oge children desire lo rent three-bedroom COMMERCIAL PKOPERTV day. SeptembeSet r I)I) , ll?nL upon rtcommin- BUYSAND5UYS nished one-room eftltiency, tor gentle $36,900 datlon of thethe Zoning Board ooff Adorn- uttd under trolley track and as road s from on entire housEliold to o single item. house uny where Middle town to Morgan. tot«, IS" n. K2-1W3 otter s p.m. man. 7^1-9394. Call 7/45BB4. mentt , the Borouph Council oll ShrewsburSh y icKiTrio. c-im-M furnllure. antiques, lewtlry. silver. Imme- ll'jOUSTRIAL 4QS0 5Q- PT. — Brond «"• did grant to Shrewsbury.Developmeelopmenpm n1 HAHRV T.KASilNOf R1 onOlo BUTIERFLY BOUTIQUE - Selling OL diate cash. Vou get top dollar tor your WINTER RENTAL"— Bradley Beach AI;fY building. Very convenient Keypon IOCO- Cofporolion, lessee of approximateltl y3 33 DORIS J. kASSINOBB. Shore Club Apartments. Modern, fur GARAGE NEEDED - Red Bonk area, or tel things, 741-533). _____ Keollor Hon. Sale or \Kie with opllon. Inquire cent of land locottd ginirally on Broad All mwchondlse and fixtures must g nished, all utilities Included except elec rental basis. Call between 6 and 1 n,m 741-3450 - ...dlocottd irally B f«i«fihone291-3104. 4 p.m.to? p.m. 642-5011. 294 Broad St.."Red Bank M.J. Oliver Consiructloii Co. M9-OH0. part of Loll 3. B, a 0. LIQUORS, INC, o corporation pi WANTED TO BUY — Gravely trader trie. Loundryroom. Free parking- Avail J Corners, Mlddlelown 671-2550 Street, Knowknown pmj ClocBIQCKk }lJI_ , pan o UOIB /, Lots 1 through 10, 13,19, 14, Block 31, IHe Slatt ol Now Jerity, WOOD SHAVINGS ~ Ideal bedding '< olso boat trailer. Utility Iraller. Saddles. nble Sept. 10 to June 1. Philip Glassmor NEEDED — Furnlshed'room tor gentle, horaw. Jars* trutkloojj M9. Travel trailer, etc. Buy as Is. 787-4110. Associates. Broker, 7/4-4956. After 5. ill man. Want to keep small dog. Please cal Part ol Let I and Lot i, use variances tor m6 MIDDLETOWN D nstouront anit thtotrt (or w\i prtm- 787-66JJ. (Jim) t:or the young at heart. TueKed away in ONE4' U GAUGE HAND SHEAR - One l Ists, *)nct that the resolution of recomrnon* SIGNATURE AVOCADO GAS RANGE portable ipol welder. Best oiler. Coll 291- FREEHOLD — Furnished comfortubte Ihe counfry on 12O'xJO0 property. 24' liv- Colts Neck — Holmdel dlloKTlIorion oi' ih" » Zoning Board* o"f A0|ujtm«n"""•' ] 3 And Hoover Avocado portable wosfiei 5223. ipariment. Also one furnished clficienty ing room with exposed beams. Dlnfng We have ready qualified buyers, so 'or • -"on oflht Borouah Council js^sgs pS Both excellent condition, itt-7515. .norI or lonq term. .JA7-1596. _ room with multi-pane windows ana •last efficient lervlce, coll J.D. Rocti;, ««>'§*granting 'w!&!m.laid varlarlanci w ore orwHem the RIVATE ROOM - Wilh shower. Call French doors, Eot-ln kltthon JOxIS, mas- c «olvtnl atitflhal Wll Iflm O, Bonier, Bs .Rtollor, R1. 34. Colls Neck. 462-2741. office ooMhf thee BorougBon h C)»rk,, 777 Broad quirt has Men appolnlea: as tile receiver FURNITURE — Bedroom set. two OK) AUCTION SALES OfTG BRANCH — Modern, furnished to 9 a.m. ter bedroom with slUHnp qlass doors, Sec- Strict, Shrewsbury, ond bedroom wi(h bull I-In booKshelv&s. Member MultlploUsllna. Service. of Ihe assets tot tho creditors ood slack- two dressers. Living room sola and chair SAT., SEPT. 18TH — At 10 a.m. Mrs. tour rooms, oceanfront. Private beach. 747-1041 or 9444441 5 to 6 p.m. JEAN W. FA8RY noldirs of sold defendant and oood cause Recllntr. EM) tables. Lamps. Coll 841-025 Winter rental. No pels. 229-1553. Courlyarrt, patio, among tall trees. Low 1ISTINGSOFBETTURHOMES— In Borough Clerk Frank Ourkee. Morganvllle Rd., oil Rt. LARGE ROOM taxes. Askina 528,900. Keonsbur(j-Mldijlefo*n-Hoilel-Holiridel. ilng lor lh» njoklng of the wltW^or- •ormwu 516, between Old Bridge and Matawan, 2 TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY — Apurtmenl Dated: September 14,1971 miles east of Rt. 9. near Cheesequake Fire Far mature business gentleman. The Sniolko Agency. 717-Qm. Sipi. U 15.50 CHILDREN'S CLOTHES - Infants to si 0"oilQblP. With or without moid service 741-6908 or B42-7!19 REDDEN AGENCY 7. Block velvet coat set. girl's ilio 4, rei Co. Watch for signs. Weslinghouse refrig- Near N.Y. hu'j lermimii. Lcotintdo Motel WE BUY HOUStS FOR TOP OOLLAR erator—freezer top. Moylafl wringer KEYPORT — Furnished room far mature Realtor NOTICE , bargain. All like new, In perfect condllloi Hwy 36, Leonnrdo ?9I-96H. ^^___ In any condition. Noll" to creditors washer. Chesl ol drawers. Chlckerlna pi- Gentleman. Centrally located. 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank Phone 257-7818 ano. Oak knee-hole desk. Secretary desk. Call 842-9347 of Liberal Building 9 X 12 rug, double bed. violin. WEST END — 3Vj-rDOtn furnished aparl- and Loon Asteeiallon of ANTIQUE FURNITURE — Wall clock! tnents. All utilities. No pels. Short term LA I ON IOWN AKl;A 741-9100 HOME — In Old Manor. Holmaei, cal Chippendale choirs, dining room sol ANTIQUES:'Oval oak china closet. Rose Motmoti. N.J. medallion. Bisque. Brass candlesticks leases available. S200 per month.' On CALL Evenings; 747-5052 eve'nlngs, TAKE NOTICE pursuant to Revised thedote h.r«75l and all creditors ond Phone 739-5737. Nippon, mustache cup, pressed glass, rnonlti security. Scwdpebbfe, 455 Ocoo 922-1816 -" ' am 7-» p.m. Slatule of Ihe State of New Jersey RS claimants tailing to do so wllhln luchl me ockey hitching post, pictures. Vldorion Blvd. 229-1700. 17:\2B-108, you ore hereby notified tho llmlled shall be borrttl from norilclpollro LADY'S WINTER COATS (21 Neve WilDDLETOWH AREA LOT — Approxi- in iriJ distribution of the ossels ol the «aid walnut silver chest. OWTW lamp. Pitcher »ED BANK — Unturnlshed Grem Tre FREE-HOLD — t-urnt-jhed loom, Private APPLEBROOK Liberal Bulldlno ond Loon Association of worn, sire 14, yellow and bclQD wool. Cal mately 75x100 wanted. Coll oiler 6 p.m. Matowon, N.J, shall sell In bulk all of Its defendant, and I Is further ; 741*3124. " ' and bowl. Seven-piece oak dining room apartments, 239 Spring St. One-bedroo.n entrance. One room wMh kitchen, one elll- set. Horse drown sleigh. Ice creom chair. oparlmenl available. Call for appointmont clency. Snort/lony tpfin. 46? 1231. _ usu'li to the Red Dank Savings ond Loon ORDERED that nollce In writing cUtte T Quality construction odds to the value of Association of Red Bonk, N.J. ond all per- SKI PANTS—Splnntrln stretch, blue FARM EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS: 194? 413953 making of the within order be moiled o 34R, used once, S25. Men's tools, buckle, Vs-ton pick-up truck. Side delivery rake. RED BANK — Clean, comfortable. Park tfils att/active home. Entrance hall, living LEGAL NOTICE sons. hoWn...... a. claim-,jlms anolnsagt l Libera, --. -l Build- all known creditors ond claimants of sold speed lace, size S, at. Lady's lace boots Bolens garden tractor/culllvator and sul- RED BANK — Town House, 2 or 3 bed. TV allowed. Ocnlleman preferred. room with fireplace* dining reotn, cat-In defendant ol their last known adarmsM kitchen, large iamlly room, three double Ing iand Loan Association of Matawan. JTle tVi, like new, 125. Heed skis, JSO. 17' ky. 24' extension ladder. Manure sprea- rooms, three bathrooms, paneled family 5 NOTICE N.5. shall present such claims under oolh cy uncertified moll, wllhpoiioae prepaid, der, wheelbarrow. Jacobsen chief 7'/i h.p. room, central hcattno and air condi- bedrooms, double flarage. 30-day posses- within 10 doys from tho dot* hereof, qnd II portable TV. tip, 541-8M5. KEANSBURG - Large room lor rent sion. Mature trees and planting enhance Ait ordinance entitled "Ordinance ol the office ol Liberal Building and Loon riding mower. Butcher's tools. Garden tioning. Dishwasher, refrigerator, washer, lalowon, N.J.i 139 Main BICYCLE - Boy's 26" three-speed. Tw< tools. Other Items. Suitable for couple. Call after 6 p.m. 787- the selling. Asking 342,004. See If today. AdoptlnoOtllclol Mop Pursuant to Association oOff « i ! dryer. Parking. Front and back private N.J.S.4O:S5-1.3O ctsoq." woi presented lor street, Matowon, N.J, within 3 months "ORDERED that a copy of the wllhlli or- months old. Like new. 340. After 5 p.m entrances. October 1st occupancy. 3335. 8363 der b» published In The Red Bank Repls- 741-571!. . ELWOOD G. HELLER, AUCTIONEER ROGER F, Introduction on August u, 1971 by the from ihe date of this nolle* or be barred 201-725-3973 or 201.234-2195 741-7438. Call oftor 12 noon. ROOM IN'PRIVATE HOME - With prl- Borough Council of Shrewsbury and on tsr, a newspaper published In Red Bank, -ate entrance. Kitchen privileges. New Jersey, wllhln 10 days from Ihe date BICYCLE — Three speed, heavy duly, RED BANK — Oct. 1. One-bedroom Qflr September ». W\ was finally odopied oral flood condition, VIS. Ttys. rone over S5 671-J600,3-4 pin; SWAP OK EXCHANGE ticn apartment. Heat, not water and aa; COZENS approved. c LAWR6NCEi,,, ""'"• FRANCIS X. CRAHAY, J.S.C. • Call X6-M85 oiler 4 p.m. ' supplied. On bus line, quiet neighborhood. Agency-Realtor 0 LEONARDO — Room with bath, over- Mayor 159 Moln Streel apt. 9, i» 'M' " TWO HOLLYWOOD - Bookcase twlr TRAVEL TRAILER — 13\ Sleeps five. Relerences. 165IE) Branch Ave. looking bay. Call after 6 p.m. (Formerly Hall Bros.) Attest: Jeon W. Fobry. Motowan, New Jersey Self-contained. Clean. $fi50. Wll( trade. 291-4163 613 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven beds, complete, clean, 125 each. Webci HOLMDEL — SU-room apartment on Clerk Augusl 13lli. 19/1. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS surfboard, 130, 23" Andrea console TV, What have you, elc. 767-6)80. Member Multiple Listing large estate. Small family only. 1250. Cal BEAUTIFUL ROOM — Goad location Sepl. 16 MM Ana, 19, 56, Sept. 2, 9, lo, 23. 30 BAYSHORE RaBIONAJ.. S25. Girl Scout uniform, complete, sue 10, alter 7 p.m. C7I-U56. Furnished. Business person preferred. | LITTLE SILVER 532,900 Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4. Ul.00 worn once. M.50.4W-14J1 alter o. PETS AND LIVESTOCK TWO BEDROOM CO-OPERATIVE — Coll 747-1045 Beautiful starter or retirement home. Has NMoWiftA!N«s»y> CAMPING TRAILER ^1971 Apqch 1230X1 lull price, plus $97 a month rent. Ea all important basement for husband, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposols for th« consirocHop of tontown. Coll 741-1758. charming living room with flreplqce, irovliy trunk sewers onond oppurwnroppur irantes* "". Meso. Stove, sink. Icebox, spare tire, can LARGE BOXSTALLS three bedrooms, one bath. Patio wllh can* Region will b* r«- opy. Sleeps sin. Asking SU7S.787-3I05. REAL ESTATE fo serve me rjovdiore R ' opy. Act quickly or you will be too late! PUBLIC NOTICE ceWed by fh» Bayshor'e RegionaReoloi-.,--„l Sewer- * For rent. Llncroft-Holmdel- WINTER RENTAL - West End, 2'/j fur- SALE OF PROPERTY FIRM MATTRESS nished rooms, air conditioned. Efficiency. FOR SALE cue Authority at the Hailet Town Hoi on 73" X 38". Like new, 520. Colts Neck area. Private COLONIAL TAKE NOTICE, that the BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH, will offer for lole at Pub- Middle Road In Hailet Township. New Terrace. From S145 month. 222-8233 or HOUSES FOR SALE lic Auction, the following parcells of Borough-ownedBorougrtowned landlond. The BorougBorough has receivereceiv d Call !22-«6° farm. Large riding area. 741-774B. Spacious rooms, den'and Cameroon!, plus owg Jersty until 7:30 p.m. prevolllng lime en basement, makes this ideal home for the Tuesday, September ft, 191), ot which G.E. ELECTRIC DRYER - Excellen Call 747-2218. RED BANK — One-bedroom. Con- LIVE IN RUMSON growing family. S5! ,900. .MMnVlVoornTUNION ^^ lime and place the/ will be publicly condition, JSO. Dining rowm set. 150 oi IINI6N"B"EACH, NEW JERSEY, On, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1971 commencing a! T. BERNARD PUPPIE5 — SHOW ond veniently located. Available Immediately. BOAT ON THE SHREWSBURY opento ond reod olouo. .' best otter. 842-3051. Kt. Paper trained, shots, AKC. bred for Suitable for adults. J10Q. Utilities sup- . B:15 P.M., ot which time sold Otfer to purchase shall be considered and may be re- Contract 5- Approxlmat»lr 51,000 cmDeroment. 671-9191. piled. 747-3730. McAlister Agency • lected or confirmed and ratified, provided no hlcher price or better terms sholl be bid llneor leet of 8,12,18,20 and 24 Inch grav- GIRL'S BEDROOM SET — Seven piece: $25,900 lor said property by any oilier persons. The Sale Ii also subjected to the approval of If you tovo boating, and require a smal Realtor ity sewers and oppurlenancei. ond four complete. S175 tlrm. Coll oiler 2 p.m., 671 .FGHAN HOUND PUPPIES - AKC-reg. KEYPQRT — All electric, modern, one- The Municipal Finance Commission of The Division of Local Government. 2140. home, this Is Ideal! Three bedrooms, pan 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 842-1894 flow meter chambers, i stered. Excellent blood lines. Show quali- bedroom garden apartment. I Prospective Bidders may mall written bld« for said properly directed to the Borough Drawings and contract documents may Call739-0132. eled living room, targe dining room and Clerk, Municipal Building, Florence Avenue, Union Beach, N.J., giving the Nome on( WELL ROTTED HORSE MANURE - ty. Shots ond wormed, Call oiler 5, 739- sun porch. Just listed at 325,900. FAIR HAVEN b« ewmfned at the office of Charle« J. .2245. Address c-t the Bidder, and the amount of the Bid, or any Bidder may bring this Bid 1 Kuppcr, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 15 For tall gardens. 50*. Bring own contain- RED BANK — Beautifully furnished. Four writing to said place or may orally bid thereat. ers. Call 747-0815. TWO MIXED PUPPIES — Will) shots. 10rooms, can be converted to professional OPPORTUNITY Stolfon Rood, Plscotowoy. New Jersey l'/3 ACRES The Property to be sold sfiotl be sublect to tho following conditions and restrictions: 01854, and copies thereof may be obtained WALNUT BEDROOM COMPLETE - weeks old. Please call office. Tourist location. Must be seen to Five bedrooms, two bafts. Family dining 1. Subfect to such stale of (acts as on accurate survey and Inspection of the prem 534-93M bs appreciated. $325 plus utilities. Joseph PLUS 5 BEDROOMS room. Den, full basement. Wooded selling at said office upon payment of S50.O0 for Double bed, dresser, chest, two night ta- Ises may disclose. each set, which amount will not be r«> ttles, excellent condition. S300.787-3JB6. J. Klcrnan & Sons, 222-2521, or 229-1110 This spacious home, with privacy and on no-lra'tic street. Choice neighbor)!ood. 2. Sublccl to covenants, conditions ond restrictions of record, If or.y. TOY POODLES — Four moles, three evenings ond weekends. rees, has large living room, formal din- Asking $32,000. iprlcot. one sllvtr. Reasonable. 1 3. Sub cct to existing ordinances and regulations affecting Ihe use of ttw property. The'Authorlty reserves (lie right to KITCHEN CABINETS - Double stainless Ing room, iff country kitchen with A. In the event ths purchoser Is owner of premises contiguous to the properly sold, waive any Informalities In or relect any steel sink, wall oven and counter range. 737-5332 RED BANK — Prime location. New first beamed colling, T/i battis, den with fire- RUSSELL M. BORUS Ihe entire tract or plot comprising both the original ond acquired property sholl be UDO. Alter 1p.m. 2vl-3159. - floor apartment. Central'olr conditioning. place. Only Uf,900. and all bids. FREE TO GOOD HOME Two bedrooms, v/i baths, living room, REALTORS considered for the purpose of Zoning as a single tract or plot, and a provision to thh Each bidder must deposit a bid security effect shall be put In any Deed from the Borough, for the property. GARAGE SALE - Moving. Crib, English Three calico kltlens. dining room, modern kitchen and Taundry. MM River Rd., Fair Haven ol ten 110%) percent ol tin total base bid, Phone (S71-9S9B Front ond rear entrances. Includes pas .The successful Bidder shall Immediately ot said time pay to the Borouah 20 Per Cent not to exceed 120,000, In the torm of certl- carriage, high chair, etc. Maternity and PAULBRAGAR 747-4532 (%> of the purchase price. The balance In cash or certified check shall be paid wllhln other clothes, slje 12. Portable electric oven and range, dishwasher, refrigerator, Realtor FAIR HAVEN — Slort olf In a new Ihree- tled check, Cashiers check or bid bond washing machine. Ideal for apt/dorm. >T. BERNARD — Male, 10 months, beau- clothes washer and dryer. $300 per month 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury sixt. :.y (60—) dayr s... followln. ._p- uwn|cn |ne Borouah will deliver a Bargain, and Sale Deed t payable lo the Bayslwre Regional Sewer- Itul coal. Extremely gentle with children. *)lus utilities. Adults preferred, no pets. bedroom Colonial, conveniently located. the successful Bidder. Fal''urh e lo comply with this requirement will result In forfcllur 5,000 BTU air conditioner. Full set naval 747-0221 Nice lot with trees. Priced at J33.0OO. age Authority, officer uniforms, Including bridge coot K« trained. $75. cvf-ttM. Write Box B-198, The Dolly Register, Red of deposit as liquidated damages. BIDDERS ON THIS WORK WILL: BE size 40-42L. New V* h.p. electric motor : The successful Bidder shall also pay for the cost of advertising ond preparation ol REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH TH6 REE!! - Adorable Wltens. Playlul, cud- I'M REALLY SCARED JOSEPH MlRANTI the Deed, and taxes on the property to be assessed and adjusted from the date of sale. Huslness texts, other books. Toys. Dishes llv. healthy, alert. AM distinctively and To tell you about this househ.. You've heard PRESIDENTS EXECUTIVE ORDER'NO. <-aallon gas tank, boat ladder, compass YEAR ROUND —West End, 5Vj fur- The Borough reserves the right to re|ect any and oil Bids for any reason whatsoever. 113(6 AS AMENDED BY EXECUTIVE jeauflfulleautifully marked. Six weeks. Call S42- aboubott tthhe lladdy whho decided wft to sell her The Land to be sold Is described as tollows: flyrod/reel. Heavy duty window fan. Mod- nished roams, >«ttlclency, air conditioned. hmiomee ottoilerr rdinreadingg the reareal,l ir's. _glowln „ a ORDER NO. 11375.THE REOUIRE- el HO trains. Much more, most In very »7D. Pool, Beach, Terrace. From $175 month. COLTS NECK -$47,500 PARCEL DESCRIPTION ON 1941 APPROX. 5IZE OFFERED description. Well. If I described to you ol ?ly large MENTSFORBIDDER5AND CON- good condition. Thurs. through Sun., to to VDORABLE — Long-haired calico and or- 222-8233 or 741-7748. Ihe wonders of this fabulows four-bed- Lovely large home. You should sec this NO. TAX MAP LOCATION OF LOT PRICE TRACTORS U NO ER THISORDER, 7 p.m., 30» Nutswomp Rd. Mlddlelown. STYNES. Realtor. 944-9664. I." BLOCK 21», LOT 23 BROOK AVENUE 50x100 J150.00 inge stripe kittens. Free to good homes. BRADLEY BEACH — Luxurious two-bed- •oam. 2'/j-bath home set Into. Oak Hill, It WHICH CONCERNS NONDISCRIMINA- could happen to me. Just quietly come JUST LISTED -LONG BRANCH 2. BLOCK 153, LOT 5 PROSPECT AVE. 50x100 1100.00 TION IN EMPLOYMENT, ARE EX- room opartment and efficiency, furnished ; YARD SALE - Sept. 17, 18. 10 a.m.-4 ond see it. Say nothing because they're Charming twa-story In excellent condl- 3. BLOCK 11, LOT 6 RARITAN ST. 50x100 S500.00 PLAINED IN THE SPECIFICATIONS. i.m. Antiques, bric-a-brac, furniture, IAPPV D HORSE CENTER — Horses and unfurnished. One biock from beach. WARY SABIK, Call 774-8783 or 774-5719. iractically giving tt away. I'll arrange e tlon. Lorge living room, dining room ond' BAYSHORE REGIONAL famps, vacuum, toys and clothing. From oarded. Training lessons. Indocr ond oul- erythlng. Cell today. eat-In kitchen, three bedrooms, IVa baths. (p .„ . ,, Borough Clerk SEWERAGE AUTHORITY five lomllles. 29 Fourth Ave., Atlontlc bor rldlna areas. Horses for sole. Buck' Owner will pay WOO toward closing costs. 'SeptemDer 16 PAUL J. SMITH, Highlands, Rein dote Sept. 23,24. lew Rd., Freehold, J62-9540. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — Three JO5EPH G. rooms, furnished. Free TV and air condi- Asking S24.00O. Secretory LARGE WALNUT-TOP DESK — S7S. tioning. No lease. Move In today. NAU- HAZLET TOWNSHIP ANDREW SIMONSEN, Sears washer, HP, sas dryer, S20. Apart- ITTENS — Litter trained. All black. TILUS APTS., Sea Bright, N.J. Coll 842- mmaculate three-bedroom ranch. Living VOUCHER DISBURSEMENTS SEPT. 7.1*71 Chairman ree to good home. • 0505. AAcCUE room, dining room, eat-In kitchen, two Check No. Total Date Authorized: September 14, 1971 ment size refrigerator, 530, crib, 110. Skis, h p popy k 5321Hozlet Township Payroll a/c J5,O89.« Call 747-4318 Realtors full baths. Deep properly with trees. Ask- 5321 v $13.25 boots, BVi, poles, SM. Never used Kodak Elaine H. Valentino . Al.t Sepl. 16 414 camera kll, U5. Phone M2-7080. 10 Ridge Rd. Rums' Ing $32,500. 5322 ,KC SILVER MINIATURE POODLES — COMMERCIAL RENTALS CAMA55A AGENCY, Realtor 5323 Hanet Township Payroll a/c 17,005.20 NOTICE: GARAGE SALE - Sat., Sept. 19, 10 to 4. *wo males, two females. Eight weeks. 842-2760 741-W36 15324 VOID SealSealeed bids for the construction ot sani- Furniture, appliances, clothing, mis- BS. Call 787-7351. 1,100 SQ. FT. I Porker Ave. Little Silver 13325 William J. Smllh 500.00 tary ccollector ond lateral sewers ond ap> cellaneous. 3 Deer St., Hazlet. (off Beers COtY KITCHEN 5324 Hailet Township PoyroU a/c W,»».O6 purtenoncepurten s wilill be receiveidd by the MoyAA - GRAND OPENING AND SALE One of the oreo's most prestigious build- FAIR HAVEN — Charming Colonial Capo 5327 St.) ings. Excellent location andfacllltles. Tax Collector Escrow a/c S0.» or ond Council of the BoroUQh of Sea ' BEVAL SADDLERY LTD In fine residential area, features a com- THINK! 5328 Aoaleno Fumigating, and Exterminating Co 8.0 Bright until 8:00 p.m., prevailing lime on GARAGE SALE - Friday, 5o!urdoy. 10 to >ept. 13th thru 30th. Door prizes. Bargain Good lease available. Call now! , sact well planned kitchen for the cook Brand new! Beautifully built by the best The American Appraisal Co., Inc ••> , 20.0 JOSEPH ' Octobtr 5, 1971 In the office of the 5. Many things at tow, low prices! 659 iates In all sizes of English riding attire. lus gracious dining area with woodland builder In area. Colonial wllh /our bed- j--i; Atlantic Qlos Co 1»JI Borouah Clerk, Borough Hall, Sea Bright, Green Ave., oft Leonordvllle Rd., Bclford. }me in and browse through our new ad- /lew. Living room with fireplace, (our rooms, Vh baths, huge fomily room, eel- |£jr" Pete Ball... New Jersey, after which time they will be jedrooms, full basement. J39,n)D. Itlon. 9-5 Mon. thru Sat.; Wed. until 9. 67- lar and-two-car garage. Excellent school ?«i Bdyshore Stationers, Inc ,..„..,...... publicly opened and rood cloud. No bids HONEY BEIGE RUG — 9Vixl2 (JTq«QQ-'.HIA*- ^.XIM Deborah Horon „ ..,..! .-.;.,„...„ ,. or cosh, \ retary. Bedroom set. Two vacuum clea- Eatontown. About 800 sq. ft. S291 p 06. monlh. Coll 542-2234. latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- rage. Full, dry basement. MaMani y extras* . 53/5 Hurricane Fence Co Each bid must also be accompanied by ners. Excellent condition. 671-1657 or 842- age, lots, business opportunities. Bes-* •t otfe•• r ove.. r 370,000.462-4969i^A Ann JilfPWn . j KTjfk VOID 3176. a certificate from a Banding Company li- EAGLE PUPPY — 10 weeks old, free to DENTIST OFFICE Horold Jones , censed to do business In Ihe Stal; of New ood home. Call Located In the heart of one of Mlddl RAYSTILLMAN, MIDDLETOWN — Five bedrooms, thrcej5378 J. It. Kelly Co.', U\M Jersey guaranteeing tnat If the proposal of BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES — At 7B7-B638 baths, dining room, living room, ponded 537* Kcrnco Equipment and Supply , 246,21 behind the times prices. Seven days. 77 town's busiest shopping and resldentla Ihe Bidder be accepted, the/ will furnish areas. Two patient rooms, supply room Realtor recreation room with flreplocp, library. 5380 Joseph H. Kino ;..'. i the Bonds set forth In Paragraph 1 of the Shrewsbury Ave,, Red Bank, at MOD- 'REE — One beagle and ono half beagle] "Our 53rd Year" appliances. Near transportation, schools. ,'5381 • moulh. McNamaro, 747-5029. reception room and office. Ful Knapp Radio.. ,v General Conditions of the Contract and alf bossel hound. Call equipped. Call 4v5-lo24 tor particulars. ;o43 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 Early occupancy. 149,900. <20i)-671-9184. 53B2 Hertert J. Kupfer ; : the acceptance ot the bid will be contin- GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE - Sot., Sun.. 787-7574. Lane's Inc. ot Red Bank gent upon the fulfillment of this require- RED BANK — Mulll-purposc 8,000 sq. ENGLISHTOWN • YORKTOWN HOLMDEL CAPE COD - Cozy, chorm- Richard Lautenbach ment. 9-5. 5 Rheo Rd., Port Monmoutti. (Oil IHAGGY DOG — Female, foundling. Me- REDUCED Inp. convenient, offering to roe living room Harmony Rd., 1 block from Main St.) T four-level building. Easily adaptable, Hugh G. Long Hum size. White ond gray. 1 /i years old, per sq. It. No utilities. 471-0832. MUST SELL NOW with fireplace, separate dining room, No bidder may withdraw his bid for a lood with children. Houscbrokcn. Free to iree bedrooms, den, V/i baths, full basc- 5384 Willi..lllamLdskouske '"' ••'•'l period of thirl/ (30) days after the'date Bl-level. Immaculate. Four bedrooms, 5M7 Catherine Mahon , , t. ood home. 946-4049 after 4 p.m. STORE OR OFFICE — M0 sq. ft. in Po den, fomily room, two-car garage, '/i acre ierit. Screened porch- two-car garage. set for the opening thereof. The successful MERCHANDISE WANTED 53E6 Matty's Auto PorfS ; ,.,..,.,.,u.... bidder will be required to furnish a Surety Monmouth. 5125. professionally landscaped. Appliances. :onvenlent to Bell Lobs, Principals only. 5389 PART GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS Coll 787-0816. [44-313&. Company Bond In the full amount of the AQUARIUMS — And Ao,uallc equipment Six weeks old, $5 ond $3. Also Vall-to-wall corpeling. One hour'to New 5390 Jeanne C. McDonough York City. S35,500. (Ml) 444-7910. contract price Indemnifying irte Borough purchased. No need to run on ad for your FREE KITTENS. 291-3025. CHARMING - Older Colonial on treed 5391 IrehoMcGrath of S«a Bright, New Jer«y from all pro- used fish equipment, we'll buy II. 229-8933. 5392 HOUSES FOR HENT KEANSBURG — Larae Cope Cod. Foiir ot. Convenient to shopping and schools. /ucNaughion Book Service ., ,.i..., ceedings, suits or actions of any r OXERS — AKC pups sired by Champion Living room with beamed celling. Formal 5393 Mctuchen Center, Inc ;...:....„; name* OLLEO W yp$300 o Lionti locky of Shawnee trail. Shots and ears WANTED — Nice family to care for ai bedrooms, IVi baths. Fencetf-ln yard. City kind or description and ondlllonal Ufoe fhe engine 38! and cars 412 thr ough 416, good sewers. NY and Newark transportation. dining room, largo cal-ln kifchen, three 5394 Lorlng andMlele ,....., rapped. 688-0549. lovely three-bedroom ranch. Finishe aedroomi, Vh bafiis, new roo!, alumlnurti 5395 fallhiul performance of ihe work. condition. 774-3710. baietnent, shaded yard wlih sundeck. E: '767.3804. George W. Miner ond Son , mm. The Borough Council of the BorougBo h of siding, wotl-to wall carpeting. Just some 5394 JohnE. Miller.... J 43.50 OY FOX TERRIERS— Block or ton and Iras include wosher, wall-to-wall carpe of the extras. Principals onfy. Asklna 5397 Sea Bright reserves Ihe right fo rotecrany 'hlte. Grown male fox terriers or chl- One month security. J325 plus utlllfle: Jeffrey Mitchell : ,. AI'AHTMKNTS S33.500. Call fl«-5885, 5398 Monmoulh County Notional Bank or all bids If In Its opinion It Is to ta the juhuas. (609) 799-1148. 291-3708. best interest of the Borouah so to do. IWI«BII«»11 «W I ^>«»l 'PAUL R. Stryker, Realtor. Farms ana 5399 VOID MIDDLETOWN BI-LEVEL - Four bed- 5400 Joseph A. Morales ...... / ,„„. MARY LARSON REAT DANE PUPS - Black, brlndle, J1J5 lo UM Per Month • 85.00 Borough Clerk homplcn sired, six weeks, shots. Have to farm estates. State Highway 34, Holmdel. rooms, TWO baths, Iwo-car garage. 16 X 23 Charles Marrlole 125.00 THE BERG AGENCY :arpeted Florida room. Fenced yard. Sept. 16 seen. 291-0934. RI.35 . MlddlttO' David Mulllns... , , ...„ 343.15 5)9.75 . Phone 046-4144. Pool. Sewers. Men/ extras. 547,900. By AAutrooney Enterprises, Inc : ; 671-I0OO owner. 671-9440. 150.00 ERSIAN KITTEN — Mole or female, 5404 Frank orabona ., . .. 349.54 NOTICE GREEN GROVE Sealed bids for the construction of sani- leglstered. Beautiful. Elgtif weeks old, WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fu 5405 Robert H. Olten 919.75 leasonoble. Call 946-8142. 100x205 LOT — Six-room douse. Three tary sewers and appurtenances* force nished ond unfurnished. Immediate occi jedrooms. Two-car garage. Hot water 5404 N.J. Natural Gas Co ' 48.93 poncy. SAMUEL TRICHER AGENC MIDDLETOWN - SPACIOUS SPLIT 5407 James AAonnlnl, tnc „ „..„ mains and pumping statlom y*lll t>« re- POODLE PUPPIES icat. Nice section Port WVonmouib. close 1,510.00 ceived by the Mqyor and Council of the Oceanport Ave.. Oceowort. 542-3500. Four bedrooms, living room with tire- 5403 The New York-Long Branch R.R - 60.00 AKC registered. Champagne. place and cathedral celling, dining room, 0 public school, Hwy bus. Asking price Borouah of Sea Bright until 8:00 p.m., APARTMENTS 120,000. Please call offer 5 p.m. 787-5133. 5409 Pantry Pride 39.60 prevailing time on October 5, 1971 In the Call 264-0838 after 6 p.m. MIDDLETOWM — Naveslnk-Locust are kitchen, breakfast room with floor-fo-cell- 5410 VOID • • Ranch house on private acre. Poo], pat Ing Anderson windows, extra lorge fomily 1411 VOID U office of the Borough Clerk, Borcugh FREE PUPPIES — Ready to go. Half room# library, basement, landscopod TO SETTLE ESTATE — Four-room Cope HalHalt.. Sea Bright, New Jersey, oftdftVV whic hihh Labrador, German Shepherd!?). Call 542- Near ocean and marina. S400, 291-9371. lod, 75' frontage. Pacific Ave., East 412 R F & M Inc , ti th ill b l ene around), 'h acre, polio, close to Parkway Keonsburg. Valued at 516,500, will sell 5413 Rarltan Garage Inc , :. time they will bbe publicly opened and read Efficiency THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE - Re ond railroad. Excellent area. All fixtures, 61.67 lower. 29M405. 5414 Rorftan Twp. Pharmacy Inc 17.17 aloud. No bidbds will be accepted aflefiald GREAT DANE PUPPIES Bonk. Convenient location. Reference: appliances, walMo-wall carpctlno, end 5415 Roberts, Wolsh Offset Printing Co..... iour. Proposals will be received for Con- One-bedroom security. J300 mo. plus ollllllts. 74MI57e many buril-lni. Owner, 201-747-4722 111.50 AKC. Beoulllul fawns. $100. HAZLET — 3 bedrooms, 2-cor garage. 1'/* 5416 Roberts, Walsh Offset Printing Co , tract 3, Sect Bright Interceptor Sewer to two-bedroom 544,400. boths. Fomily room. Polio. Sewers. Walk- 5417 Red BanK Fire Co " be constructed In the Borough of Sea Phone 566-5431. RE K ving room ith fir Bright consisting of a total of MOO rnore place, dlnlna area, kitchen, four be Ing dislancc 10 buses and shopping. $33,900 5418 John F. Tralnor Inc .• ..'. , KITTENS LEONARDO — New house Concord end or Cffer. 264-4V72. 5419 Fredw. Turner, , , , or less lineal feet of 0", 10", 1J", and 14" Free to good nome. rooms, two Doths. Garage. Central ai 9? Greengrove Ave,, Key- Florence Aves, New England style. Three 5420 VOID' roment asbestos sewer t-r . a total of Coll 741-0155. conditioning. Lcoso. Reference, securl OLDE SHREWSBURY — By owner. Sev 1 required. Coll alter S p.m. 843-I773, bedrooms, Vh bofhs. lounrlry, short walk 5421 Tony's victory Market ,.,.,...... 1.000 more or less lineal feet )U",8"ond port. Manager's Office. Io beach and State Marino. Magnificent en-room expanded Cope Cod. Three bed 5412 Transcontinental Sales Co ., 10" cast Iron force main, two lift stations, •ERMAN SHEPHERD TYPE - Male, 9 1 'ENN5YLVANIA - Pocono Lake. No woler view. S3l,S00. Approximately S6000 rooms, two baths, Fomily room. Eat-in 5423 5 & S Auto Rodlofor .„ ..... manholes and appurtenances. Apartment 34. Call 264- lonfhs old. Friendly, minds well. Call Kitchen. Sunporch. One «cre wooded lot 12-2657 cfler 4:30 p.m. cttolcl. Sleeps 11. Fireplace, dbhwashci down, financing for qualified buyers, Open 5424 H. Setteducolo...... , „ ...,.'. , , 5peciricallons and Proposal Sheets may TV. Foil J155 wk., wlnlcr 5125 weekend: for Inspection dolly 1 p.m. to t p.m. or Walk to trains, buses ond schools. 133,000 5425 Slpersteln's Paint Store , '„„'„.'.,.'„'.'. 550 beobfalned at the office of JomesP. Ko- 1846, Coll 747-5358. VQ lf $175 weekly. A/Ion.-Frl. ski week 512: call for appointment, P. A. Gcnlhous, 5424 Robert D. Stsco Associates. ,., , , 158.24 «' ic./ Consulting Engineers, JO Eost APARTMENTS Fret sHlnp •weekends, 671-3071. Real Estate, 75 Beachwoy, Kcanshurg. 5427 Herbert H. Smith Assoclotes ,...... ,„. ,'..„..„....'. ,'.'„'. 1,^91 go Moln Street, Freehofd, New Jersey until Two blocks east Rt. 36 and 291-0488. RIVER PLAZA - Throc-bcdroom Cape 5429 s Cod, Living room with fireplace, anil vvoil- Robert J. Smith ..,,,, , ,. 348 90 * hours prior to tho time sot for trio open* ED BANK — 3 rooms furnished, (Ine Io WEST LONG BRANCH — Tlirec-bedrooi 5429 Raymond Groyerson ,.,.., , ..„..,.,.„., 91 oi '?0 Of bids upon payment of 125.00 per let. Middle Rd. large house. Yearly. 1350 monfh. to-woll carpeting. Fenced yord. Lake 5430 r uo tlon. Adults. No pets. Lease, refer- SMALL BUSINES5MAN ~ Renovated rights. Sowers Included. Move-In condl 5worliel'5 Farm and Garden - - No refunds will be made. ices, pork Ing. 741 -3259. • !»M3S four-bedroom house, wifh two-boy barn, 5431 Usher Publishing Co ' The said Specifications and Proposal lion. By owner. J29,000. 747-4747. 5432 FAIR HAVEN loft and office. 133,<50. Call 747-W&, Elaine H. Volcnllno ; , iO.lB sheds may be examined a! tho office of 5U3 VOID the Borough Clork, Borough Halt, Ssa HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALK Furnished collage. Two bedrooms. On' FAIR HAVEN — Thrce-Dcdroorn Colonial 5434 w u bath. Living roam with fireplace, Sun MIDDLETOWN - Four-bedroom Colo- I'/z balhs, central air conditioning, Pan 5435 Vainer Advertising Inc 183.00 Brloht. room. Very charminn, S375 monlh. On nial, Vh baths. Beautiful 74' cal-in kitch- eied den, carpeting. Greenhouse. Many 5436 Charles Walslfer 108.00 Bids must bo on the Proposal Sheets fur- yeor'lease.' Adults preferred. Russel en, paneled den with brlck-walf fireplace extras. J44.900. 74I-34M. 5(37 West Publishing Co „ 139.00 ilshcd by the Engineer, enclosed In a iorus Agency 747-^533. _^ leodlng fo polio. 1S3.500. uiini. Ml, W. T. Grant...... , •' 3.06 sealed onvalope and cddr«$sed to Wory — Crystal clean runch. 5439 Robert M, Wood, Esq. , MO.OO low son. Borough Clerk. Borough Hall, HIGHLANDS — Unturulshod Itiret-rooi miODLETOWN - ay Ironiftrrctl owner. n r 5440 Walling Bros. Block Co 11.40 Sea Bright. New Jersey and plainly ond path bungalow. No pels, Colonial. Eight rooms, four bedrooms "J> 5T°ERi.i f5o%1; 5441 C. Virginia Wood ,',",., 54.C9 marked on fhe outs (do with the name of Ml-2780 with large closet*. IVi fcolhs, two-cur ga- tflnrj, Kpai Lsinio orokfr, 5i6 V66O, 5442 J. Woflklnd 24.00 the bidder ond title of fhe contract for .agerage, , bosoment, coverecover d patio, lond- YOU OUTTlluVATc'HOOr^'oTT) 5443 West Kcumburp Wotcr Co , , , 13S.S3 rvhlch a bid is being mode including the THREE ROOMS — Furnished. Coup scaped• lot• •. Excellen- t areaireafor childrenc l ' . ,\M Xerox Corporation • "... A..,',,' 100.00 :onlrad number. ihonplnr) center, but you can buy [I home 1J.50 preferred. No pels. Security required. 78 Clly walcr and sewers,. MaManny c«trfis AsAskk- v/itfirn four Ijlocko of one In tliu mosl con- 5445 Zcms Electronic Much. Syslem , ,.,,. Each bid must b» accompanied by a c«r- im. USSOn PiPrincipall s only. Call 6M-9064. 5*4(1 PH. Jolm J. Allen • 20.00 Itletl Chech or cash In the a mount of no' venient areu ol Little Silver. This 15 a 10.00 n M47 sat. Thomas J. johFison , loss than ton (10 /B) per cant of tlm bid, RED BANK — On river. Loroe, oldo LITTLfi SILVER ~- BEAUTIFUL. POINT fhrcebrdrooin COF>C Cod wllh lorge living ; 30.00 room, flrpplficr?, (Jlnlrn orpn, full basr 5443 Pfl. Robert Mulllaan ,„,., , ' poyoblo without cny condlllonol cndorio home. Nino rooms, Iwo fireplaces. Ren ROAD. Custom-but if ranch with oil in 544? 10.00 1275 plus ulllllles. Security. Lease. Refci incnt, with panelprj family room, covered Ptl. EJ, Podslawikl ,. menl os o Guarantee (hot lrt coio Ihe con- grocilenls for comfort. Hunt? Jiving root, 5459 ruct It awarded ta the bidder, he will ences. Call W2-B715 before noon. with fireplace, three bedrooms, two full pallo ond wall-to-woll corpellng. Cltv scw- Pfl. Philip J. Mobile ', V,', " NEW RANCHES FOR THE COMMUTER W5 already in oncl onorotliig, Ollercd of 5451 Con Lux Paint Products wllhln ton (10) clays thereafter* execute baths, larae kitchen, paflo, ample Moratjo 5152 SMALL HOU5E — One largo room, kllch Acc«« io woler. Mutt be seen Ui be tip- VI2.100. E.'A. AHMSTRONO AOFNTY, Manic, Contracting Co., Inc., ,.,. . tuth contract ami furnish aoll&fuctcry per- ELBERON $38,000 Ittultor, iM Prospect Art., Little Sllvtr. 54 M formance bond. Upon failure so to do ho en, twlh. Ideal for bachelor. fjrecluled. UhilH) or 74/-30I-J, J54,V0O. 5454 Mortmuuth County Motional Bonk , f, ' Idaal location for irto commuter, only 2Vt blocks from railroad station. Ttiii ranch hns 1,740 Phono (215)5«41 ;«5 Monmnufh Counly National Oonk.. , , sriQll forfol] the deposit as liquidated dam x|. tt. o' living space wilh soven [oom» ond attactied one-car garsgo. Ges-fiwd lioi air heiit, EATONTOWN ~ Four-bedroom, 2*/?-t Monmoulh Mower Inc ages. ond the bid will be contingent upon ptapmed tor air contlilionino. Vi Brick (font. Grammar Bchool ono block dv/ay, Only three COLTS NECK — Executive Colonlol, the fulflllmont of the requirement by the Colonial. Three-zone hot water npat WA1AWAN 0OI1O -- New cuslom Itircn. VOID 0 8 8 11 1 b0 a 0W blocks from ocean, swiff and tennis clubs, Coll now for more infomiulion. Four bedrooms, ttiree baths. Carpeted. Many exlros. 10 montlts old. immediate bortrooin ranch, hosomrnt, fioroge 200.00 ^f.iu". .!"'.*^. !, ! !! . '[ «fJ upon Rtindolptiond Sons .. , , . „ inv ftucH certified clteett or cuitv One cere. Lease. Immediate occupanc occupanc/. Owner transferred. Principals 530,500. STEKlltiG AAC CAMtl, Real Es- v.E. Raiprtond Sort, Inc. ,.,, ,, S4W month. Call 547-35(19 cvenlngi. onty. Aiki/tf) V45.500. 542-'?7f>/. tate Broker, 54^¥M6. 5«l MMUQ Each t)td rnu&! alia ba accompanied '&y Ml- liurl G. CKirk insurance Agency . a certificate frorft a Bonding Cornnnify II- Sharlene Lube,., , 113.7! TWO GIRLS WANTED - To share fui NEWSHREWRQtJRY •- Larflff spltl tovoT, LITTLF. SII.VEII - fipar.lrjuii "rauTXcTrj" 5160 113.75 cenitd lo do Oullnon h the Slolo of Now nlshod house wlili some. 575 monthly, ull room, IVi-tjolft humo of) 2/5' deep Iron 5461 Jfinel Oulnn " ., '. * ' , ,,, ''* Jersfiy ouoranfoelrtg ttiot if the proposal of tour tjedroomi;, three Iwiths, recreollo;i Jo Ann Whoatioy , ' " ' 11X75 MEANT FOR POOL LOVERS! les Included. Call 741-7503 otter 5:30. room, screened porch, (ull basement, two- slifldiMJ oroun/ti. ?4' family room, deluxe 5462 347.35 tho Bidder h« accepted, Ihay Mill turnlsh car (jaroae. Ooo acre. SJV,900. Prlncfprjls kitchen, with color coordinated dish- 5443 l-'|Ull»on Corp ".' " "'.' • the OonUt jol forth In Poroiirunh I of tlio MIDDLETOWN $44,000 REMODELED CARRIAGE HOUSE - 1 MM Clcmco Educational Corp,.,„,,,„ , , , r.owrul Condition) of tin Contract and Ten rooms, tour liedrooms, on throe acres only. 542-1168. vmr,her, rnn;j», tm<) rofrlgcrotor , Flro- toyoly r«nch Ijicatad on V< ecra wilh an 18' % 3G' In-oiound pool, tiua savon tooms whlth ore 1 5465 The liootto/tno Co ,..,.. , ,., „.... Ilio acceptance of tn« bid Will bo conlh- of land. Rumicn. 5550 mo. Rclercncc pluco, full iKi^ement ond ytirogff. Offered living foon», tdtchen, 6tn, ilirco bedrooms, utility room and two full batha, Attached two-car rja- LITTLE SILVER RANCH - Three bed 1 E.A. AHMSTnOtIO AORNCY, 5466 Earl Clork Agency, „ ,.,.„ „ omt(upgn tin !ulflllm«nl of this riqulre- iccurlty. Call 245«2I helwcen 9:30 o.m. H.J. Dull Telephone Co . Mere items of Inlo/esi may bo obtained by calling us today. ).m. Ask for Mrs. Trlono. rooms, two balhs, cnl-ln kitchen, iartit . 55J Prospect Avr>., l.lttl« Silver, S447 2.09 living room wllh fireplace, dlnfng room /4r4jflO. S4M jnatH.J. yBul itomivl Telephon> rowce Ci o"<.•••>.!„•,•»>>• i..,,,,,,,,.•,„.., ( 7,054 3S Np hlddsr mo/ withdraw nit bid for o screened in por*h, Two-car rjoraaa Bose- S469 Jersey CentraConlro l Po-^ePower ontondt LlahLlarift Co., , HO 51 (erlod of Ililrfi; (301 doys otter Hit dote IIOUSKS [•()« SAI-l ruenl. Many heautlful frees, on private FAIR HAVEH -. SmaiTl7ouie"v7lTl7niti 5470 Chrytlw Audit Corp. ond Capitol Molor». Ml ,55 Wjw tli» wonlno thtrtof; Thelucnttrul ocre. Conveniently located to ctfvfhl llvlni) room, two bedroom), built, liasft- 54711 Henrietta smith,;,.,, >.,„„ ,. ,,, 90.30 biddsr will li« required o fumliU a Surely fly owner. WAWtotnio rrifnt. Oulck poccnsslon. Neducccl'to 132 35 Company Bond In tno full amount of flit J!l.,.3». ULUII 5. IIAZKLTON, Roollor, "nirocl price Indemnifying th» Borouoh FOR REAL SERVICE OAKHUWST -- Mew raised ranch. Four t/mson. 1143'JJOO. VOID ot $ra ttrlon, New Jer»«y, from oil pro- CALL 264-3f56 IN REAL ESTATE bedrooms, 3 ballis, Aulti Avc, corner Mot* I toilet Township Hoard of Education., , —•"-ij, lulls or actions of ony nann, brook St. Century Uldtf, Co,, 531-0505 l(a;l«t Township (ioaril ot education flBjrrlptlon end conditional lor tlte Consult A Itailot Towmhln Board ol p ' --"-- ...... (nrlormatwt nf fho work, \\i.Hwy. 35t/ MIDDLgTOWHAREA-- Brick ranch, irw Boroimh Council al Ilio florouolt of Member ol Wllh fhree acres, (.'our bedrooms, bulll-ln WOOOED LOT 07 i 1 Ua OriaM rfl*ry*i lh» rlaltl lo r*|«tr any 'Cement pool. Prlvole. 78/-/35I. One ocrti ol hlyh IOFKI/In low (ox ornfl. 'i* '"' TowhUjlD capital lmwov»mwV)^e.«.»V/.M«.V/.,.V/./M.V//M/..V1.', ,^ ( fled Biink Arc.i Jersey Central Power ond UgM Co ,„ „ „.,„ „ ftlTLVfti l».' « "Plrtloril/Ii fo Ih. Beit Colliollc Scliool Parish anil convenient lo- lnt2}2 Shrewsbury j W2.3O S«pM» ; , IJ0,5J t, .Tfcf my R*«l»J«f, HH Kuk - MhMb-inkn, NJ.. y, S.-(iirmlior 16. 1971 H4Tnlkiitlve Dennis the Menace 7 Old sidiKfc. I'if't. KKthlopUn S7 Warbler. Puzzle Dffnce. S» Pungent • By Frank B. J«It»on nlJ veifehtmm, 111 Kloclricu! 4lr»litm. 23S. Afrlwtn 47Thlrk'»H«lil. mil: vur. •"' lilllikf |)lnrit. 48 Australimi Kmiill cii'iiiiiiv. 25S|)!irtmi serf, nhark. llil'llicilll' 47 Siiutll IIBIU-S. m l.iistic. 41)Mvlcvull-nl. ciiiiliiinc'i'. oil WtwulKiiittii. -27 Siiutll triiwn.nt) Hitlf'n Sli'iuly nu i>4 \OICIIIIIC an Pimm- miwliiick. 1/ TO III1I8S. liwiriii»( bird.SI Carry; CHIP'S PUy/N6 BALL AND 18 Doineatlc DAD'S IN THE OARAGE,., . UTTtE SQUEALER'S TAWNS A || liniiKiun. (lie kidneys, i 1',) Ship's front MOM'S IN THE VARD.,. NAP^ .57 l.e« ji. sluve. end. i 2(1 Sull'vi's from Ill Also run. ;Vt I'n'imcil. M lU'lnle •12 Opiiositt' of fill To IMMKI'XS ; In-ill, 5i) llonf vdfics. 22 Unit's MHMV. Kl-A. Scot. dial. liDlkli Solution (o Yeaterday'i Puzzle 24 lull tiiliv ' Vl'ftM'l, 25 Hiilnisl. lit BI'UKII. 2f> Asiim i;2Smoko llsli: antm nn«n vvii.ilt'hiiul, iiraHH mm® '_'!• Ai|il« up Scnl. iiHiiin. (i:i i-crlilizci! T»|i li-vi'ls. ovule. 34 iM'iit'its. DOWN SIIIIIII hiil. I I'tiblir onnra 30 Ccrviil suikrs. 2 OviT iiKiiiu. :i7Cliiirth il ICxtrciiiily iain snrara HRRPI t'oiiiu'il. iinciiniiiion. 19110 KCiOfcl UUU 3K Trick. 4 Doric HO Ik'forc: pui'I. ornnilientM. JIITho (irixinnl 5 Circle <>f 50 OUR OWN mramn nranim nrannn I WANTED A HOME- BtTTVi-DARUN&M.—t "Mr. i'Mim" illlllll'lll'C. ANDFAMILV-AND PER50NAI DRIVES DON'T WANT ANY NEXT TIME! in PULLED D5IN TWO Children's Letters DlRECTIONS!-BUT I i 3 7 8 s 10 11 13 13 LET'S BOW BE. MORE s I I I H! ' PATIENT-AND UNDERSTANDING Hi 14 HHIjis ia - WITH- WHOEVER. WE FALL Bfl IN LOVE WITH-NEXT 17 19 TIME.! 1 HI 20 [211 in. 34 r~~ 16 21 21 •j29l 30 1It 33 1 HI33 •MtM* •"••in"" The Wizard of Id » •B40 rill iH^i 1 1 42 I JJST BtoU&HT A Mew/ FUR 4ft 1 1 1 M^*6 III FHNT&UIT. 41 4« 40 111 54 •Hltt'l 3» WiMsa 1 81 HI 6 2 j Your Horoscope, Birthday Nubbi THURSDAY, SEPTEM- themselves to whomever they day's decisions. Consider. you would be wise to postpone BER U - Born today, you are are with. Your sense of the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- the venture. This is no time to a person of great and lasting ridiculous makes it impossible Dec. 22) - Another's stub- go it alone. 1 energy, but you will have to for you to carry a grudge or bornness may well be hidden TAURUS (April 21-May 21) learn to channel it judiciously to linger in any mood of self- behind an affability that is, dif- - Unexplored territory beck- before it will be able to help pity. ficult to penetrate. Keep ons. Adventure is yours for you toward your ultimate aware of inner responses. the taking today - but you goals. Somewhat inclined to Friday, September 17 CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. have to be willing to risk loss. spend time and effort on the 20) - Keep personal matters GEMINI (May 22-June 21) chasing of rainbows, you need VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)- in the foreground. Another's - Your ability to judge others to learn to distinguish quickly Keep your behavior pre- accepted plan is to be adhered may be a little rough around between, the dream and the dictable. This no time for sur- to where social moves are the edges these days. Count reality. It is all very well to prising others by reactions concerned. on others to do the judging for seek the proverbial pot of that go against the commu- AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. you. gold, but only if you do so nity code. 19) - Coordinate everyone's CANCER (June 22-July 23) with some degree of prac- plan according to the weakest - Take firm action if you ticality as your guide, • LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - Those who like the same rather than the strongest link. would attain your goals by Not one to feel the dis- things you do can be of great Decisions are unavoidable. evening. You may have to Andy Capp appointment of defeat very aid to you - now in a con- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) take things into your own hands. often, you usually meet any certed argument against - Pay strict attention to de- YER'VE GOT A SOOlb 'US8AN& degree of failure with good whatever you oppose. tail this morning. You can LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - Ar- V WHgN 'E THINKS VOUR V humor and optimism. Women make exceptional gains if you gument gains nothing this SCIATICA IS ASVMFORTAKT/ born on this date are espe- SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov. 22) move slowly and carefully. morning. Come to an agree- Y\AS 'IS HANGOVER,-*-—' cially charming and make de- - You may not be aware of ARIES (March 22-April 20) merit with others regarding lightfully congenial compan- the weight your own loyalties - If you can't count on others your work without giving in to ions for they are able to adapt are bringing to bear upon the to help you out as promised. harsh words; ' Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SIIEINWOLD and the horse was down one. spades, declarer should clear Answer: Bid two spades, That's what comes of leading the ace and king of clubs out You cannot afford a stronger A friend of mine who has trumps at the first opportu- of the way. Then he cashes bid despite your impressive © liiTI Daily Mirror N*wip*prr*Ltd. ^(E^V taught several members of his nity. two high diamonds and ruffs a trump support. household to play bridge "I might have landed on good diamond with dummy's called me up the other day to four feet," said the new voice seven of trumps. South dealer JBIondic toll me about a hand his horse on the telephone, "if I didn't Since East cannot ovcrruff Goth sides vulnerable had played at four hearts, r take the first, spade trick." Af- the seven of hearts, declarer NORTH saw nothing to get excited ter apologizing for my remark reaches dummy to discard a 4 A 10 8 6 PLEASE about: after all, the horse about donkeys (you never spade on the queen ot clubs. c; 753 JUSTTESJ tnisplayed the hand. I was know who's listening to your The rest is easy. . 0 75 MINUTES ' AL-LTHEWAV really more impressed by my phone calls these days), I. "It's no use," my friend MORE y TO THE friend's success at teaching pointed out that refusing the sighed. "I can teach my horse WEST EAST &USSTDP the horse to sit down at the first spade trick helps de- • 74 + KQJ9 to ruff a winner, but I don't C AK 0 642 bridge table. Where does he clarer only by accident. "Put think he'll ever learn to ruff find such.strong chairs? But your friend back on," I de- 0 J9S432 0 J08 with dummy's highest 4 105 2 49743 you might want to see the manded. trump." hand anyway. SOUTH Delaying Action "Get a bigger whip," I told • 532 West led the seven of Taking the second spade him. A bridge teacher must C 0 J 10 98 spades, and my friend's horse and then leading a trump is be tough. 0 AKQ took the ace of spades at once still wrong, I pointed out to DAILY QUESTION 4 AK and then led a trump; If you my two-legged friend. De- Partner opens with one South West North East ask me, it looks more like a clarer gains a little time, but spade, and the next player 1 C Pass I * Pass donkey's play. he must still find the right passes. You hold: S-K Q J 9 H- 2 NT Pass 3 <0 Pass 4 (? •'Pogo The defenders quickly took play. 6 4 2 D-10 8 C-9 7 4 3. What do All Pass two spades and two trumps, After taking the ace of you say? Opening lead — 4) 7 fHBN Will.fINS fle , .<' Wg'l.l.SlTOUTH6H6(JieauiS|O.AS 1 WHAT OK. MARKE1 SLORV BE!! BLESS HIS AN' I'M AIMIN1 6| HERE COMES BROTHER HEART" TO SEE HE •- KINO Of OPP6Ss9 wW6e1 set »* THIS VMII.I.I0H POttAR PUP POO-' BUBBAHAM'HE'S FETCHlW HE'S flIMIW'TO DON'T HIS SUITCASE- STW A SPELL

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t" fittORATORY ROSE - Dr. Dominic Durkin of the Rutgers College ot * Agriculture and Environmental Science, measures water flow through 1; rosestem sections with the assistance of secretary Miss Barbara Good- E win. His research Indicates that the water flow Is critical for Its life as a ;, cut flower;

ft i ~ • •••••, • . \A Drinking Problem §s Kitting Cut Roses . BRUNSWICK - The ers found that flow decreased Carnations, for instance, ' subject is roses, and the ob- as the flower aged, and they last about the same length of •'Si- also found the blockage of wa- time as roses. - about 18 days, ' ject is to keep them alive 1 : longer in the vase. ter movement was just about for some varieties, if they Many a flower lover has the same in all sections of the stay in the garden, and only ' tried.. But in general, a rose stem. about six days in a vase. But ' that's been picked lasts only a "We've concluded that the cut carnations can stay fresh .third as long as it would have materials that seep out of the almost two weeks if a flower, , on the bush. injured stem are then carried preservative is used to supply Now, however, a Rutgers back, up the stem plumbing, them with food, while pre- scientist is coming close to and that's what impedes the servatives only add a day or : some basic answers that may flow of water," Dr. Durkin two to the life of a rose. ' recapture that other two- says. "We've extracted these Dr. Durkin is also studying : thirds of a cut rose's Me span. materials, and we're pretty the food storage system of dif-' •}• It's a drinking problem that sure we're on the right ferent cut flowers. Tagging ;. causes most of the trouble, track." sugar with Carbon 14, he has h according to Dr.' Dominic Once these compounds have traced the food first to the I Durkin of North Brunswick, been identified, the Rutgers leaves and stem, which act as ; chairman of the Department scientist hopes it.will be pos- a reservoir that later supplies :'of Horticulture arid Forestry sible to keep them from clog- the flower. The food and wa-' ; at the Rutgers College of Agr- ging up the water works. One ter problems of cut flowers ? iculture and Environmental way would be to add a chem- are linked in this way, he ; Science. His study is reported ical that would make the ma- points out. Removing some of ' in the current issue of the Col- terials more soluble, so they tlie leaves would help the : lege's quarterly, "Re: would flow easily through the flower lose less water, but Search." stem. Another might be to would deprive it of food at the make them less soluble, so • "After four or -live days, Same time. they would never enter the And while the research roses act as if they're running water system.' out of water - that is, they progresses, what's the best : wilt - even if the vase is full Water Blocked survival technique for bou- ' of water," Dr. Durkin says. "We think the same general quets? "We decided,there was class of substances blocks the Pick the flowers in the somethuujgoing onin the stem flow of water with all cut morning when they're crisp, that restricts the movement flowers, though we haven't Dr. Durkin recommends, and of water." • ' ».' tested this yet," Dr. Durkin put them in a clean vase with Flow Decreases says. lukewarm water, which is To learn whether a particu- Different cut flowers, of easier for them to drink. Use lar part of the stem was re- course, vary a great deal in a flower preservative and sponsible, Dr. Durkin and Ms their life span. Chrysanthe- keep the bouquet in a cool assistants took roses that mums last long, while tulips spot where it isn't breezy. And were freshly cut. Each day • and most bulb flowers are every few days change the stem sections were removed. short lived. For some cut. water and the preservative to measure the water flow flowers, food may be almost and cut back the stem a through them. The research- as important as drink. couple of inches. Yard Good Specials THUR. • m. • SAT. POLYESTER KNITS BONDED ACRYLICS Reg. 4.99 yd. Reg. 2.99 yd. 54-60" Wide. l"to 5 yd. 54-60" Wide. Assorted lengths Machine wash - No Patterns and Colors. Com- 66 Ironing Ever. New Colors For pletely Washable. Fait. Single & Double Knits 2 YARD 1YARD SAVE *1 NOW ON SEWING CHEST FREE 99 YARDSTICK 2 WITH IMS COUPON Beg. 3.99. Features 2| plastic organizer trays. Lightweight plastic with carry handle. "CHERIE" SLINKY KNITS, SAVE 45' NOW ON "WINTUK" YARN RIG. 99' sale Rtg.-l.99yi..- J £f 100% Orion" acrylic In a su- 42-45" Wide. Groat for per-wide selection of col- Pant-suits, dresses and ors. Large 4-ounce skein. blouses. 1YARD 84 WRANGLER DENIMS PINWALE CORDUROY fieg. 1.19 yd. Reg. 99'Yd. 36-45" Wide. Great 36-45" Wide Colorful and Comfonablo. Fino all for active people. Cotton - Practical for beci- a m YARD sproads and draperies. 74' UNIFORM FABRIC PRINTED FLANNEm wTL YARD %.89'W. Reg. 57' Yd. 42-45" WidB, Polyes- ter and Cotton. Solid 36-45" Wido. Pretty Colors & Whi'to. No- Prims. Toasty and Iron. 64 YARD warm for sleepwear. Yd. 1 Wod. and Fri. 0:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon., Tues., Thura. and Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. master charge I'M BROAD ST., RED BANK j • Mbury park • r«d bink 10-5:30 dally, wad., frl.'to 1 p.m. • brick town 10-0 dally, lat, ioS;?0riun. noon-MO • manal«p«n,10-8 dally.