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the Weather THEDAILY FINAL Cloudy with periods of rain Red Bank, Freehold likely today, tonight and to- tang Branch 7 EDITION morrow. 26 PAGES Momnouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper TEN CENTS VOL.95 NO. 68 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1972 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiimiiiiiuiftiHiimiiniiiim iiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiaiiiiiuiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i m HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiuniiiminiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiinuBniinmmiainHniiiDniiBmiiiiiiiiiiii iiinuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Delegates Press for Park Ferry Service gested urban area. Twenty By SHERRY FIGDOUE p-N.J., responded with nearly aide to Mr. Howard, who au- were barred by the House Jack Vandenberg, aide to Jacob K. Javits, R-N.Y., cos- "There's always the possi- thored the deleted amend- parliamentarian. U.S. Sen Clifford P. Case, R- ponsor of the 1971 Senate bill, bility the (House) bill will million people live within two. identical statements yes- hours of the 26,000 acre park, WASHINGTON — Mon- terday in the wake of House ments, said yesterday that The Senate adopted its Ga- N.J., said he was "Virtually Mr. Vandenberg said "The pass with the amendments. If "essentially, very little can be teway bill last year and in-'certain a bill will be enacted New York people are as inter- it doesn't, there is a possi- many of them subsisting on tnouth County's congressional deletion of a $30 million provi- poverty level incomes, and delegation here is united in sion for development of water done now, since conferees cluded in it the f 30 million de- this session." ested in the ferry as we are." bility that a separate bill transit to the park. have not yet been appointed. velopment provision. "I'm less certain, although 'Makes Only Sense' could be introduced to include one-third without cars. demanding that final legisla- The original proposal, made tion creating the proposed Ga- All three legislators are "The transportation lan- Ten confereees, five from not pessimistic, that that bill In Sen. Harrison A. Wil- a separate appropriation." teway National Urban Recre- hoping the House will adopt a - guage is in the Senate bill, each house, must now be ap- will include the water trans- liams office, aide Walter Any new legislation will nearly five years ago by the ation Area include provisions bill reinstating the $30 million and we're really hoping the - pointed to iron out differences portation provision," he contin- Ramsay agreed that "water have to wait, however, until powerful Regional Plan Asso- for a water-based mass trans- development provision before Senate will prevail," she said. in the two bills before the fi- ued. The House committee transportation makes the only Congress reconvenes. ciation included a ferry ser- portation system. it adjourns next month. If not, Legislation Passed . nal version can be acted upon, was "quite firmly against and sense, really, and Sen. Wil- The proposed Gateway rec- vice between Breezy Point we (the Senate) were quite iand Sandy Hook. Spokesmen for U.S. Senator separate new legislation will Last Tuesday the House ' And Congressional adjourn- liams has always been in fa- reation area, spanning New be sponsored by - passed, 350 to 4, the enabling ment within the next few firmly for" the ferry devel- vor of the water trans- York and New Jersey In Sept., 1971, U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., Har- opment, he said. rison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., ' legislators in the next session. legislation for Gateway, af- weeks is looming on the hori- portation aspect of the Ga- beaches, will be the first na- Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., and Rep. James' J. Howard. Susan Sherk, administrative ter the Howard amendments zon. After consulting with Sen. teway Bill." tional park in a heavily con- See Case, Page 2 Freed Fliers Go 3 Separate Ways By The Associated Press Charles, 27, captive nine months. Dressed in military uni- Gartley went to a family re- forms and wearing combat union at the U.S. Naval Hospi- decorations, three American tal at St. Albans in New York prisoners of war have re- City, the department said. turned to the United States, Charles met with his family in separated from the peace New York and then flew to a group that escorted them naval hospital in San Diego RaHitM-Staff Photo from Hanoi and scattered to aboard another C9, officials •PARTY* HOUSE This is the N.J. Highway Authority-owned house on Telegraph Hill that was reno- different parts of the country. said. vated for use this summer as a reception center for Garden State Arts Centers stars. The arrival at New York's Cora Weiss said she and the Kennedy International Air- other three chaperones, David port last night ended a 12-day T. Dellinger, 56, Richard A. trip that was followed with po- Falk, 41, and the Rev. William litical controversy at home. Sloane Coffin Jr., had been Gallagher Denies House The end .of the trip, however, deceived by Elias. She said did not bring an end to the the major had indicated anti- dissention. war sentiments in Hanoi only The three POWs had re- to change his attitude once jected offers to turn them- they departed. Had Costly Renovations selves over to U.S. govern- "We have just witnessed a ment officials at various recapture scene, one in- ByBETTESPERO Mr. Gallagher disputed con- "At tops, $20,000 is more like ing agents who work in con-, points along their journey, carceration replacing anoth- tentions that about $200,000 it." junction with the authority in which included stops.in Pek- er," Mrs. Weiss said after the had been spent to renovate a The center director is in selecting performers for the ing, Moscow and Copenhagen. three men and their families - John P. One of the three, Maj. Ed- Gallagher, director of the residence off Holland Road so California this week on au- center's three-month season. drove away from the airport Mr. Gallagher could entertain thority business. From Sun- Reached by Phone ward Elias, said aboard the in government cars. Garden State Arts Center, plane that be felt they had ful- HolmdeL N.J., yesterday dis- various people there. day through Wednesday, he In a telephone interview, Gartley's mother, Mrs. Min- filled the conditions of release nie Lee Gartley, broke down counted reports that the N.J. The sources who com- attended the International Mr. Gallagher detailed the Bridge, Tunnel, and Turnpike set by Hanoi by remaining aboard the airplane when she Highway Authority, which plained to The Daily Register business aspects of using the with their accompanying runs the center, has spent Association convention in San house, which is on authority failed to convince a Defense about the alleged spending de- peace group. Department officer to let her hundreds of thousands of dol- clined to be identified. Francisco. Yesterday and land on Telegraph Hill, a lars, to turn an authority- today he planned to meet with short distance from the cen- Joins Family take her son on a prearranged ' owned residence into a lavish "Whoever said {200,000 is representatives of Nederlan- ter. Elias, 34, an Air Force offi- vacation. pleasure palace. nuts," Mr. Gallagher said. der Productions, book- The house, not in use. now. cer held prisoner for five "I didn't cry when you told is locked and surrounded by months, joined his family and me four years ago that my fencing in order to deter tres- flew to Maxwell Air Force son had been captured in Viet- passers. Base in Montgomery, Ala., nam, and I haven't cried since AP Wiruhota aboard a military C9 medical- until tonight," she told the of- TEARS OF DISAPPOINTMENT — Mrs. Minnie Mr. Gallagher stressed Lee Gartley weeps after being informed during a there was never any attempt evacuation plane, the Defense ficer, Roger Shields. 2 Troopers Convicted Department said. dispute that she could not take her son immediat- by authority- officials to con- "Your son is also an officer The other two men are in the U.S. Navy," Shields in- ely on a prearranged vacation. Her son. Navy Lt. ceal the existence or use oi (j.g.) Mark Gartley, 24, right, consoles her in the house. Navy Lt. j.g. Mark Gartley, terjected. He also told her 24, a prisoner for four years, that Gartley was being pro- plane that had just landed at New York's Kennedy "It was no secret to any- Airport. On Misconduct Count body," Mr. Gallagher said. and Navy Lt. j.g. Norris moted to full lieutenant. TOMS RIVER (AP) — The 20 when Harris was ques- Weiglein testified during the "There were signs at the cen- trial of two New Jersey State tioned about alleged narcotics trial that he had been taught ter, after opening night troopers accused of torturing violations. at the State Police Academy shows, saying 'Commission- a young man during an inter- Grabowski admitted during to use intimidation during in- ers' reception this way.'" Chinese Cheer Pact Makers rogation in a police barracks the trial that he branded Har- terrogations. He said he According to the director, PEKING (AP) - Japanese and their official parties ar- red and white banners pro- The agreement was signed has ended with both troopers ris' buttocks with a paper clip played the "good guy" in the Prime Minister Kakuei Tan- rived in Shanghai at 3:40 p.m. claiming: "Long Live the by Premier Chou of China and found guilty of misconduct he had heated. But Grabowski interrogation of Harris, with about $10,000 to $12,000 was ; spent to refurbish the building aka and Chinese Premier It said they were met by offi- Friendship of the Japanese Tanaka, Japan's prime minis- and one acquitted of atrocious denied the clip was hot when Grabowski taking the role of cials of the Shanghai Muncip- 1 and immediate grounds, while Chou En-lai flew to Shanghai and Chinese People," "Long ter who took office in July. assault and battery. he applied it to the youth's the "bad guy. ' today after then* governments al Revolutionary Committee Live the Unity of All the skin. an additional $7,000 to $8,000 They shook hands vigor- An Ocean County Court jury was spent for furniture. Reno- established diplomatic rela- and a crowd of more than World's People," and "Hail ously and celebrated with took 2% hours yesterday to • Deputy Attorney General State Police Sgt. Arnold tions and agreed to work out a 3,000 local residents. the Re-establishment of Rela- Keesburg, who taught at the vation, which dealt with such champagne toasts after the find Thomas Grabowski of Kathryn Flicker, the prose- items as modernizing plumb-, friendship treaty ending their Earlier, a many-hued crowd tions between Japan and signing in a seven-minute cere- Keyport, a suspended trooper, cutor, hailed the verdict, academy for 14 years, denied formal state of war. of 2,000 Chinese students, China." troopers were taught to in- ing and erecting gates and mony in the gold and green and Dennis Weiglein,'a for- saying it meant the public fencing, was done by author- They were given a tu- workers, commune members The colorful delegations, eastern room of the Great mer trooper, guilty of mis- "won't condone this type of be- timidate or physically abuse and government officials, car- persons being questioned. ity employes Mr. Gallagher multuous sendoff in Peking among them schoolchildren Hall of the People. conduct. Grabowski was havior by police officers." said. • and a rousing welcome in rying artificial flowers and in yellow, red and white out- cleared of the assault charge. Weiglein, of Dover Town- Harris testified during the fluttering red flags, appeared In a six-point joint commu- trial that Weighlein stopped See Gallagher, page 2' Shanghai. fits, formed a square on the'nique, China renounced its de- The two were accused of ship, declined comment after The Chinese news agency at Peking airport to say good- airport tarmac. The full diplo- mistreating Earl W. Harris, the verdict. Grabowski said him on a street in Brick bye to Tanaka. mand for indemnities from Township and ordered to fol- Hisinhua reported the plane matic corps also turned out Japan, which invaded China 20, of Brick Township, during he would issue a statement carrying Tanaka and Chou The group also carried long for the farewell. a 50-mimite session in the through his lawyer in several low him to the barracks. Deny Bail in 1937 and laid waste to the Laurelton barracks last Feb. days. Both men are 26. Weighlein said he had the country. youth follow him because "be Japan recognized Peking as didn't look exactly right phys- To Suspect "the sole, legal government of ically." China." Harris testified Weiglein is- In Slaying Silent sued him a speeding ticket for The Chinese reaffirmed that The Inside Story 'driving too -fast through a ' BATH, Maine (AP) — A Taiwan, seat of Nationalist Bracelets remember POWs Page 12 school zone while following New Jersey man was ordered China, is an "inalienable SUm ways for cheese cake - - Page 13 held" without bail yesterday af- On Kissinger Report the trooper to the barracks. part" of their territory. Japan ^Indicators of ding use ., Page 13 ter he was arraigned on a said it "fully understands arid During the interrogation, he murder charge in the gunshot WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House, kept silent are more serious than they V Division in grid limelight Page IS was punched as well as has delivered about the report-Nixon re- have ever been." respects this stand of the gov- Oakland clinches AL West title Page 17 slaying Wednesday night of a ernment of China.". branded, Harris said. At one Bath service station manager. a personal report to President ceived from Kissinger, who Laird met privately yes- ENJOYMENT, YOUR DAILY REGISTER point, Harris testified, Weig- Nixon on his latest talks with Joseph Ryder, 29, of Mor- returned Wednesday night af- terday in Fort Worth with Foreigh Minister Mas- - WEEKEND MAGAZINE PHONE NUMBERS lein told him that if he com- North Vietnamese negotiators ter two days in Paris for his. families of American soldiers plained about the treatment, ganville, was arraigned with- in Paris, but the adminis- soyoshi Ohira of Japan told Television Listings Main Office 741-8010 18th session with the North .held prisoners or missing in newsmen that the Japanese- Movie Schedule Classified Ads ! 741-6900 "You'll find yourself floating out plea and the charge con- tration is standing by its Vietnamese delegates, Xuan n tinued until Oct. 5 for a prob- action hi Vietnam. Taiwan peace treaty signed in Bridge Advice 19 Legal Adv 741-0011 in the Metedeconk River.' statement that no peace set- Thuy and Le Due Tho. The Fort Worth Star-Tele- able cause hearing. tlement has been reached. 1950 had "lost its validity" ' Classified 2M5 Display Adv 741-M10 Judge William E. O'Connor gram said it learned from sev- due to the new agreement. .-Comics —,.• 19 Circulation Dept .741-333* Jr. set no date for sentencing. Ryder was taken to Cum- Although both the White eral present at the session berland County Jail in Port- Nixon returned to Washing- Contemporary life 12,13 Sports Dept... 741-0617 House and the North Vietnam- that Laird expressed regrets Delicious lunches served daily Crossword Pude ...... 19 Contemporary Life 741-Mlt Shadowbrook Restaurant land after his District Court ton from a West Coast cam-> ese denied reports of an immi- about the rumors that Kissi- : arraignment. paign tour last night and ren- ($1.40. 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Friday, September 21,1972 Industrial Site Survey Is OK'd by Marlboro MARLBORO - The Town- the goal of the park is to at- Council announced that its ship Council last night author- tract |50 million in rataWes by regular Oct. 12 meeting is ized surveys and appraisals of the end of a lt-yeakperiod. cancelled, and that an infor- land for a municipally-owned He said public water arid sew- mal bearing will be held on a industrial park and six recrea- er facilities, half of which Dog Control Ordinance on tional sites. .could be funded by federal that date at 8 p.m. at the ^Council President Lawrence and state aid, could serve the Marlboro Elementary School. S. Grossman said that the two park. The hearing, which will be actions made last night's Council also authorized the chaired by Councilman Klau, council meeting the most pro- expenditure of $10,909 for a will be held before the ordi- ductive in several years. survey and apprasial of pros- nance is introduced Oct. 26. The council authorized the pective recreation sites. Mr. Grossman said that this SHOW DISCUSSED — Real Estate and Home Show exhibitors Peggy Nel- expenditure of $2,000 for sur- Six recreation sites in the practice will be followed with son of the Ellen S. Hazelton Agency, Rumson, left, and Betty English of vey of the industrial park most populated areas of the some ordinances, so that im- Swan-Key Realty, Middletown, being interviewed by radio announcer Joe project, expected to be lo- township, as well as 200 acres provements might be made to Bradford pf WRLB FM, Long Branch. They discussed exhibits, presenta- cated in the southern portion of Burnt Fly Bog and the Hor- them before introduction and tions and entertainment prepared for the free show in AAoliy Pitcher Inn, of the township. net's Nest Historical area are' a formal public hearing. Red Bank, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 11 p.m. REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGNERS — Middletown Mr. Grossman said plans included in the survey. Republicans opened campaign headquarters in for the. project will be made Mr. Grossman said the rec- former Marine View Savings and Loan Co. office following a report submitted reation sites should be oper- at Rt. 35 and Kings Hwy. Showing off new GOP by Deputy Mayor Arthur ating by the end of next year. Realty Show Features Home in the Tropics command post are, from left. Freeholder Ernest Goldzweig, director of the De- Mayor Salkind said the exact » ' ...... i Sapphiri_: lt:ie t Hiltltllnitl VillageA hr , he locations of the sites will be RED BANK - Just about The Village is a group of 200 at the hotel will show the utili- G. Kavalek, seeking reelection; William F. Dowd, partment of Economic Devel- zation of environmental ad- says, is perfect for retirees GOP congressional candidate; Freeholder Harry opment. revealed when the survey is everyone has dreamed about condominiums in the midst of a Caribbean setting that in- vantages, from the climate to "as well as those looking for Larrison Jr., seeking another term, and Peter J. The council president said completed. retiring to a tropic paradise, that very special second says Jacob R. V. M. Lefferts cludes a hotel and beach club. the sun-and-sea activities of Carton and Frank H. Briggs, Republican candi- the park should be "on the The mayor previously Sapphire Bay. home." dates for Middletown Township Committee. way to completion" by the stated that 50 per cent of the 3rd, president of the Apple- Mr. Lefferts said the display end of next year. He said the cost could come from the fed- brook Agency, Middletown, land required could be obtain- eral Department of Housing who adds: "Now there's a ed either by negotiated pur- and Urban Development way to make that vision come Sewer Takeover chase or condemnation by the (HUD), and that the remain- true." Indict Adonis, Hazlet Man, end of this year. der could come from the state The chance to see the ulti- Tax Rate Outlook Good in Green Acres funds, or from mate in second-home con- He said the park's com- municipal bonding. dominiums will be one of the Others in Stocks Probes By Authority Seen pletion could mean that the In other action, the council attractions Tuesday, Wednes- '.ax rate next year could re- appointed David Birnbaum, 27 day and Thursday when the TRENTON (AP) - A state public relations work, was sassinated by fellow mobsten MARLBORO — The West- The authority also plans to Real Estate and Home Show president, and Light, secre- because he was getting toe ern Monmouth Utilities Au- acquire the Village Water main the same as this year, Longfellow Ter., Whittier securities investigation has and that the rate might drop Oaks West, township engineer is presented in Molly Pitcher led to the indictment on stock tary-treasurer of the .firm. talkative. . •-• thority is expected to take Company, the Village Sewer Hotel. • over operation of the Pine Company the "Central Jersey in 1974. at a salary of 119,800. fraud charges of Harold John Adonis issued 120,000 shares of Adonis is now- public rela- Brook Sewer Company Mon- Water Company, and the Cen- "The park could be a big , Mr. Birnbaum was acting Mr. Lefferts says Apple- Adonis Sr., a key figure in the stock to himself, turned back tions director for Amusement day. tral Jersey Sewer Company. success in attracting industry engineer, which is a full-time brook will represent the Re- Bergen County gambling in- - 100,000 and reissued 20,000, Corporation of America,' and lowering the tax rate," position, for the last six sort Development Division of vestigation more than 20 and now holds 40,000 shares,, which is trying to build a. gi- The authority last night au- However, under state stat- Previews, Inc., international years ago which contributed .'- thorized its attorney, Marvin Mr. Grossman said. weeks. He was graduated Frost said Light also took ant amusement park Bear ute, the authority cannot from the Colorado School of real estate marketing firm. to the upset election of Demo- 120,000 shares, turned back Budd Lake, Mount Olive • E. Schaefer, to file an Intent condemn privately owned water Councilman Howard Klau said the project will be the Mines. Applebrook's exhibit at the crat Robert B. Meyner as gov- 57,500, then took back 17,500,. Township. Adonis', son, Harold. to condemn the utility in Su- utilities with over 50 custom- ' three-day display will focus on ernor. - perior Court Monday. ers. Repeated attempts in the first municipally-owned indus- He moved here in 1967 from and now holds 80,000 shares. : Jr., is president of the Mount trial park in this area. Newark. Mr. Birnbaum has Sapphire Hill Village on St. Adonis, now 61, was The firm has authorized is- Olive Township Council.. He Once condemnation pro- state Legislature to change Thomas in the Virgin Islands. ceedings arc initiated, the au- the statuWhave failed. Mayor Morton Salkind said two children. charged yesterday with sell- suance of 400,000 shares at $4 has said he would disqualify ing unregistered securities for a share. But Frost said he himself in voting on the proj- thority assumes operation of Mayor Morton Salkind, au- . the sewerage facility. Mon- Poly-Craft, Inc., .of Morris thought only a small amount ect. . thority chairman, last night Plains, with failing to tell of shares in addition to that mouth County Superior Court wanted to initiate a suit to The Essex County Grand Case, Williams, Howard Drive stock buyers the securities held by Adonis and Light was Jury returned five other secu- Judge Francis X. Crahay, as- j>verturn the state statute. were unregistered and could signment jiidee^ will then However, Manalapan Mayor 9 outstanding. rities indictments in separate not be resold, and with failing Frost also said Adonis and investigations. name a threcrhiember com- A. Barry Brandt, an authority to register with the State Bu- mission to evaluate the pur- member, said the Monmouth For Transit Funds Restoration Light were ousted as com- One named three general chase prices/struck by both (Continued) it a "real innovation. The failure in this week's House reau of Securities. pany officials in 1971 and were partners of Graham Loving & County legislative delegation action. parties, andxlecide on what it should be consulted to find out closest thing we have in this Named in similar charges replaced by John Notte of Co. of . They said after a tour of Sandy country is the Golden Gate Mr. Dowd said failure of considers aiair price. jf any other legislation is Hook that limited access and was Thomas Light, a neighbor Morris Plains as president are Graham Loving Jr. and National Recreation area and Mr. Howard's development of Adonis in Ledgewood, Rox- and Rocco D'Ambrosio as sec- Arthur J. Frumkees, both of The authority offered planned on the matter. congested highways in the appropriation were "symp- $2,57O,ope for the sewer facil- Prudence Urged area made development of that's not on the same scale. bury Township, Morris Coun- retary-treasurer. New York, and Jerry Bine of "And there's no similar tomatic of his Johnny-come- ty. The company itself was Frost said the alleged of- Hazlet. ity and lines. The utility, "It is generally wiser to nonautomotive rapid transit lately approach to our area's . whose principal owner is Ke- make changes in the law systems an' absolute necessi- means of public water trans- charged with selling unregis- fenses occurred between Feb. portation anywhere." environmental and economic tered stock, with failing to 1, 1970 and Aug. 31, 1972. The vork Hovnanian, set |9 million through the Legislature rath- ty- problems." Cant well's as the purchase price. er than through the courts," Local municipal and county William F. Dowd. Republi- disclose pertinent information investigation was begun after Mr. Brandt said. can candidate for Mr. How- On Gateway, Mr. Dowd said and with hiring unregistered complaints from other stock- If either party is dissatisfied officials have consistently that measures to relieve con- agents. with the commission's find- The authority members objected to principal park ac- ard's third Congressional Dis- holders, he said. And he Trial Is Set trict seat, has blamed Mr. gestion, especially on Rt. 36, The indictments were hand- added that the state in- • ings, they could appeal the agreed to poll the members of cess via Rt. 36 and new park- main access to Sandy Hook, finding all the way to the U.S. ing areas. Howard for the amendments' ed up by an Essex County vestigation of the firm was the county's delegation, and are necessary. Grand Jury in Newark on the For Oct. 10 Supreme Court if they deem it to discuss the matter again at Last Monday, Secretary ol continuing. TRENTON (AP) - Maj. "But the proper time to basis of evidence presented Adonis was executive clerk necessary. its meeting next monlh. the Interior Rogers C.B. Mor- Democrats Plan bring this to the attention of Gen. James F. Cantwell, head While all the legal maneu- by Deputy Attorney General to Republican Gov. Alfred E. Mayor Salkind said that per- ton surveyed Sandy Hook's Congress was when the Ga- Jack N. Frost of the Enforce- of the U.S.. National Guard' verings are taking place, how- haps other utility authorities eroded beaches with Gov. Wil- Annual Picnic Driscoll from 1947 to 1949. In Association from 1963 until teway project was first pro- ment Bureau in the Criminal 1950, Willie Moretti, the no- ever, the authority would still might join in a suit to over- liam T. Cabill and urged MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — posed many years ago, not on 1970, was ordered yesterday be operating the utility. Justice Division. torious North Jersey mobster, turn the statute. prompt Congressional action The Matawan Township the day the bill came for final In separate investigations, to stand trial Oct. 10 whether The authority plans as Us "There is something funda- to adopt Gateway. passage to the House." was said to have told the or not his lawyer.is ready. Democratic Club will have its the jury returned five other State Republican Chairman first priority the sewering of mentally wrong when water Mr. Vandenberg, com- annual picnic Sunday at Mr. Dowd also charged that securities indictments, one of Cantwell, former head of Holiday North, in Manalapan, companies can say take it or menting on the uniqueness of John J. Dickerson that he the New Jersey National Marz's Grove, Rt. 35, Cliff- "it was not until fluently that which names a Hazlet man. (Moretti) paid Adonis $12,000 which is currently served by leave it (in purchase negotia- the Gateway proposal, called wood, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Mr. Howard began to speak Guard.' faces charges he used septic tanks. tions)," Mr. Salkind said. According to Frost, Adonis a month for 19 months to pro- guardsmen to perform work Guests will include Freehol- about the probable impact of and Light were the original Gateway on Monmoutti Coun- tect gamblers in Lodi and at his home in Trenton. Ht Hearing Set der candidates Thomas Lynch incorporators when the firm Fort Lee. was indicted by a Mercer and Leslie Tinkler. ty area roads." was known as Multi Craft Ma- Driver Education KEANSBURG — David Dickerson reported the con- County grand jury Aug. II, Tickets are available at the Howard press aide Fred J. rine Systems, Inc. The com- versation to Driscoll and his 1970. Kite, 25, of 60 Stern Ave., Haz- grove and from co-chairmen Mutz refused to comment on pany makes marine modules, let, is scheduled to have a Mu- the Dowd accusations. attorney general, Theodore Mercer County Court Judge Phillip Gumbs and Thomas swim rafts, dock sections and W. Parsons, and the Bergen For Seniors Studied nicipal Court hearing at 2 Degiglio. Mrs. Martha "We'll let Jim's record pontoon sailboats. Samuel D. Lenox Jr. said he LONG BRANCH — The the cut funds. p.m. Oct. 17 on a charge of as- speak for itself," Mr. Mutz County gambling in- could see no reason for fur- Schwartz is chairlady of the Adonis, who does political vestigation was begun. ther delay in starting the trial .' city's driver education pro- Mr. Dugan said that 210 stu- saulting, with intent to kill. event. said. gram may be extended to in- dents have taken part in the Miss Barbara J. Core of 37 Adonis was acquitted on the and angrily ordered Cantwell clude senior students if the driver education program this Randall Ave., West Kcans- bribe charges but was con- to appear in court tomorrow Board of Education is suc- year. That figure, he said, is victed of federal income tax to be alerted to the Oct. 10 burg- starting date. cessful in reclaiming the "a significant increase" over He is accused by Miss Core Gallagher Reports House Used . charges. Moretti was later as- $100,000 cut from its budget last year's class. of trying to run her over with request by City Council early He said the program is lim- his car. There were no in- ..'. this year. ited to those students who are juries in the alleged incident. For Profit-Making Receptions w The issue was raised last at least 16% years old and Sgt. illiam Kryscnski in- (Continued) forms" to persons whom the least one free, show for under- night by William Hayes, a those who have not passed vestigated. The money came from authority though would be privileged groups. Comedian Jan Murray, who Are you an member of-the local Planning their 17th year. Hoy's Arrow Hits "various building and im- most likely to afford such Board, who questioned the provement funds" allotted in prices. Such persons included, appeared at the center in- board's priorities in limiting The majority of the junior Mother in ihc Face the authority's annual budget, he said, box seat and section June with singers Steve Law- the driver education program class, he said, will be lfi'^ KEANSBURG — Mrs. Be- A ticket holders, (the most ex-1 rence and Edyie Gorme, dis- investor who he added. . to junior students. years of age by next April and verly iarinioelli or 20 Frances II Receptions Held pensively priced sections) and cussed the house while ap- Seymour Greenspan, board will be aligiblc to take part in Place was treated in Bay- "top business and professional pearing on the Johnny Carson the program. During this past summer prospects." Box seat holders television show, Mr. Gallag- ' president, told Mr. Hayes that shore Hospital, Holmdel, after season, the house, renovated deais in futures? the program was curtailed He also pointed out that being hit in the face with an were offered• a special rate of her said.. Mr. Murray- noted this year due to the requested Just hi time for the opening most 17-year-olds already arrow shot by her eight-year- night benefit June' 10 that 130. the casual comfort of the resi- budget hike being limited by have their driver's license and old son. , *• The authority commission- dence, according to the direc- the governing body. that they are no longer eli- starred Bob HoW. was the Police said Mrs. Iannicelli scene of about loNreceptions ers, policy makers for the tor. John Dugan, High School gible for the course. If you're a thinking family, here's something for you to was taken to the hospital by for various performers, most- state agency, backed the re- . Prefer the House think about: even in the fast-growing Ocean County principal, said that he had Meanwhile, according to the Keansburg First Aid ly those who had weewong en- ceptions idea, which- was pre- Mr. Murray and other stars asked for three "behind-thv- Mr. Greenspan, the course residential scene, Cranberry Hill is a phenomenon. So Squad. The accident hap- gagements at the amphithea- miered this summer, and at- who appeared this past season carefully planned, so exceptionally built, so uniquely wheel" driver education in- will be reviewed and the out- pened, they said, while Mrs. tended the fetes, Mr. Gallag- at the center said they would structors for this year's pro- come of next week's meeting ter off the Garden State Park- placed is Cranberry Hill that your new homo Investmenl Iannicelli's son Joseph was way. her said. prefer to stay in such a house wilt probably grow faster than any place else in the gram. in Trenton will have a major practicing shooting arrows in The house has been on the during their shore engage- He added that the program bearing on the program. With the exception of a free, area. The excellent location combines heavily-wooded the family driveway. site since the parkway was ment rather than in the area privacy with easy proximity to schools, shopping, was cut to the point where "We must realize," the invitation-only reception for built in 1955. Previously it has hotels and motels where they there is one such instructor "OLD TIMERS" DANCE Mr. Hope, the others had ad- recreation and the Garden State Parkway. The hoard president said, "that a served as a "nature house" are usually lodged, (at author- excellent collection of Mayer-designed models features and one vehicle simulator in- mere 12 per cent of the over- KKANSBURG'— The Veter- mission costs. The charge, for the Monmouth Museum ity expense), Mr. Gallagher structor.. all school budget goes to the ans of Foreign Wars Post and $37.50, included a seat for the all-electric comfort, ceramic tile baths and and in several capacities, in- said. many more Mayer-quality touches. The taxes are low City Council last March educational program. We its Ladies Auxiliary will spon- star's opening night perform- cluding offices, storage area "The receptions blew hot sliced $1(11),ooo from a pro- must have priorities," he said. sor an "old timers" dance to- ance plus an invitation to the now and planned to remain so. Visit Cranberry Hilt and craftsmen shops, for the and cold this summer. We had yourself and bs convinced. posed $7.(>r> million school lie added thai the priorities morrow at 8 p.m. in the post reception after the show. authority. anywhere from 30 to 100 budget. The board has ap- will be reviewed in the light of home, Ramsey .Avc.-fnd •• • Profits were earmarked to the Mr. Gallagher said at one people, depending on the pop- -pealed to the state Depart- possible forthcoming funds as Frances Place. No one under Arts Center Fund which under- point he offered it to New Jer- ularity of the star," Mr. Gal- ment ofyKflucation to restore a result of the state ruling. 21 will be admitted. writes free performances for sey garden clubs for their use lagher noted. "After the Bob school children, veterans, se- but they turned it down. Hope show we had about 200 Models from $33J99DI&8S' nior citizens and the blind. During the past summer, people there, elbow to elbow." Mr. Gallagher said he could the house also doubled as. a "At the Hope one, there Weather: Rain Likely not specify how much profit museum for 35 paintings done were people from both sides was made but estimated it by members of the N.J. Fed- of the political fence, in- Cloudy itfith periods of rain was 62 and 24-inch of rainfall TIDES was enough to provide a few : .likely today, tonight and to- eraton of Artists. cluding Gov. CahiU, and to a was recorded in the previous Sandy Hook more free shows that might Figures Unavailable man and woman, they ail morrow. Highs In the mid to 24 hours. not have been available other- • upppr 60s today and uppor 60s TODAY - High 1:37 Mr. Gallagher said he did thought it was a fabulous idea .Showers and thunderstorms p.m. not have sufficient information to use the house this way," to mid 70s tomorrow. Lows continued to bombard a wide and low 8:2.") p.m. One community standing above the nest! tonight M) to 65. Precipitation TOMORROW.- High 2:20 The show-soiree package avialable to him in California Mr. Gallagher said. area from southern Oklahoma to reveal Just how much profit - Other receptions held in- probability 70 per cent today. to Michigan with locally a.m. and 2:44 p.m. and low deals were not advertised, he . tonight and tomorrow. Winds S:30 a.m. and 9:32 p.m. said, because the house could was made on the receptions. cluded ones for Mr. Lawrence heavy rains and high winds and Miss Gorme, Ferrante • east to southeast 10 to 20 today. SUNDAY - High 3:29 a.m. accommodate comfortably He suggested the house might also prove to be a good and Teicher, Arthur Fiedler, m.p.h. today and southeast to Last night, a tornado touch- and 3:53 p.m. and low U:40 only about 12$ persons and- south 10 to 20 m.p.h. tonight. a.m. and 10:34 p.m. center officials feared adver- ploy in negotiating with per- Liza Minnelli and Dionne ed down at the Great Lakes formers for next season. Be? Warwicke. In Long Branch, yes- Naval Training Station 35 tising would result in an in- MHCf IOMI Clt4m Stlto Putmj to Exit 7«: terday's high temperature For Red Bank and Rumson undation of requests to attend sides holding receptions there Mr. Gallagher was optimis- MMN Uny M. M CMrtlmH to miles north of Chicago. Eight- bridge, add two hours; Sea tic about the house's future Crinbornr Hill « Ml . . . or. .. was 65 and the low. 62 de- een persons were injured, 12 the fetes. again, he said; the authority muto • to lany M.. FwM Mmn turn WMt Tiff Bright, deduct 10 minutes; plans to offer the building as a possibilities. on Uctj M. to CrutMny Hill on tin right. MATCH grees. It was 62 at 6 p.m..and mobile homes destroyed and Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Special Rates •_the overnight low was fift. residence to visiting stars "It's.a good vehicle for us," Op«n T days a wMk from 10 A.M. CORPORATION 25 other mobile homes sev- utes; Highlands bridge, add 40! Generally, attendance was he said. "I'm convinced all A SUBSIDIARY OF DgVEtOWItWT COWOHATION OF 'Today's 7 a.m. temperature erely damaged. with the proviso that they at- minutes. solicited by sending "invite tend the reception and give at the stars will love it." , Be* *rt~ WORLD Keansburg Zone Code By tke Associated Press Faces Court Challenge Tackle Monetary Overhaul FREEHOLD — Keans- Mrs. Lillian G. Holobinko of area are generally 25 by 100 burg's new zoning ordinance 22 Beachway, a boardwalk feet, making business use im- WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund has has come under attack by a concessionaire who owns her practical. ***#*' officially launched the long process of overhauling the world development company and a home as well as premises on The plaintiffs allege that us- money system, setting an end-of-the-year deadline for what beachfront concessionaire Pineview Ave. ing any properties in the zone may be the system's first broad outline. who filed suit in Superior for business or amusement Th« panel of finance ministers and central bankers broad- Court complaining that two Th company has been en- purposes would create a nui- ly representing all nations of the fund, held its inaugural meet- predominantly residential gaged in the devleopment and sance to other property own- ing yesterday to begin the critical negotiations on monetary areas have been rezoned for sale of land near Beachway ers. reform. business-amusement use. since 1905. They state that the second The committee expressed "determination to make rapid area is substantially undeve- The plaintiffs, who seek to The plaintiffs state in their progress toward agreement on reform of the international complaint that one o{ the two loped, but also has deed re- monetary system." have two sections of the ordi- strictions. nance pertaining to the north- B-2 areas in question is sub- The 20 members also directed a similar group of deputy fi- ern, beach area declared in- stantially developed for resi- They allege that zoning the nance officials to produce a "program of work" that will be valid, are suing the Keans- dential uses, with few busi- twft areas for business-amuse- considered by the end of the year. No date was set for the next burg mayor and council. nesses and no amusements and ment use is illegal and con- session. that there are deed restric- trary to the character of the The plaintiffs are New Point tions "on substantially all of district. Comfort Beach Co., the properties which prohibit Robert M. Wood of Newark Beachway and Carr Ave., a any use other than residen- represents the plaintiffs. Fear Ulster Violence Surge major developer of amuse- tial." The zoning ordinance was BELFAST. Northern Ireland — Assassins riddled a Pro- ments on the boardwalk, and They state that lots in that adopted Aug. 22. testant man with bullets late last night, their third victim in 24 hours, as Protestant vigilantes warned they will go gunning for Irish Republican Army guerrillas in a revenge campaign. That threat, plus a growing rash of bombings that security Bahrs Quits as Member chiefs believe is being waged by Protestant extremists, kind- CALLING ALL COMICS — Learn to be funny. . . seriously. George Q. led fears of a new surge of sectarian violence hi North Ireland Lewis of Elberon, who founded the College of Comedy In 1944, will show two days after a conference on Ulster's future ended in- you how. He'll be leading a comedy workshop to be sponsored beginning conclusively. Monday by Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. And he will also OfBay shoreOutfall Unit coordinate a Friday morning "comedy appreciation" course In Eaton- Edward Parvis. 32, was shot dead when he answered a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS tion are in progress now, Mr. knock on his door. Police said a gunman blasted Parvis with town, under sponsorship of the Monmouth County Adult Education Com- mission. •i- The resignation of John A. Milgram reported. Negotiations for land acqui- an automatic pistol, then sped off on a motor bike. Earlier, a Bahrs of 87 Portland Road, Protestant and a Roman Catholic had been gunned down. Contractors have been sition to complete Stage II are Highlands, from the Mon- working in Highlands since currently under way, Mr. mouth County Bayshore Out- early September, he said, and Gagliano reported. Approxi- fall Authority (MCBOA) was work on Shore Drive is ex- mately nine parcels of land Fill Back in Action Rumson Sets Deadline announced at last night's pected to be completed within out of an estimated .60 parcels SAIGON — The controversial FlllA fighter-bombers re- meeting. the next five days. More than needed for the project have turned to combat Thursday for the first time hi 4% years and Mr. Bahrs, an authority 250 feet of pipe, Mr. Milgram been negotiated for, he said. attacked North Vietnam's northwest rail line and military bar- member two years, gave busi- said, are being laid each day. Service contracts with th* racks between Hanoi and the Chinese border, the U.S. Com- ness pressures as his reason Installation Near Done Bayshore Regional and Atlan- mand announced today. for resigning. Pumps at the station in Bel- tic Highlands-Highlands Sew- RUMSON - The Borough sewer service "should make a. did not pressure residents to Albert W. Emery of 284 ford, he said, are in place and erage Authorities, were For the fourth successive day yesterday. Ah* Force, Navy pipe installation is almost and Marine fighter-bombers launched more than 300 strikes Council warned residents last definite effort" to connect to' connect during the spring and Bayside Ave., Highlands, was signed yesterday, the attorney night they have until Nov. 1 to the new system. early summer because heavy sworn in by S. Thomas Gag- completed. said. across North Vietnam, the command said. connect their homes to the rains and "a high water table The key raids were made by the Fills, which carry up to Borough Administrator Ar- liano, authority attorney, to With these contracts well Through these contracts, Northeast Monmouth County thur Kerr Sr. said residents made digging impossible." fill Mr. Bahrs' unexpired under way, Mr. Milgram was MCBOA agreed to accept 29,000 pounds of bombs, or twice the load that any other fight- Regional Sewerage system. who have not connected were Mr. Dill said the council will term. He will serve until Sep- authorized to prepare specifi- er-bomber can carry. They were hi an area about 55 miles treated effluent from these Councilman John H. Dill notified by mail of the dead- apply only as much pressure tember 1973. cations to advertise for bids municipalities and pump it, northwest of Hanoi and 100 miles below the Chinese border. said the state has ordered the line last spring and will be no- as it must because "The less on Stage II of the project, en- The command gave no assessment on the damage they Otto Milgram, MCBOA engi- through the outfall line 4,000' old borough plant closed and tified again. muscle we have to use, the neer, reported Stage I of the- compassing the area from feet into the ocean. caused. residents who have borough Jfr. Kerr said the borough happier we all will be." Belford to Union Beach. The Air Force also reported that F4 Phantom Jets at- authority's overall project, To Pay for Easements Council adopted an ordi- from the Belford pumping sta- Advertising will be pub- The authority adopted a res- tacked what it described as a supply facility 28 miles south- nance limiting use of borough tion to the ocean outfall line, lished Oct. 19. Bids are ex- olution authorizing initial pay- west of Hanoi. Pilots said their bombs set off big explosions parks from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. is coming along smoothly. pected to be received Nov. 21, ment of $20,800 to the Central and fires. Colts Neck Studies except in the case of an orga- and contracts should be Railroad of New Jersey for nized function having approv- Contracts 1, 2 and 3, in- awarded Dec. 20. Work on cluding laying pipes to the perpetual easements for pipe al of the Recreation Commis- Stage II should start as soon installation under Stage II. Sees Terrorist Support Suit Against Holmdel sion. ocean, laying pipes on land as contracts are awarded, Mr. and the Belford pumping sta- Negotiations for necessary UNITED NATIONS,~N.Y. - Israeli Foreign Minister COLTS NECK — The Town- towns interested in the suit. Mr. Kerr promised to re- Milgram said. property are still going on, Abba Eban says Palestinian terrorist are a "recognized arm" ship Committee if interested But local officials, he said, search borough ordinances to Mr. Gagliano said. The rail- of some Arab governments and that Egypt and Lebanon in in a current court suit that is have not yet had access to the determine if there is a limit to road company is asking particular are giving the commandos military and moral sup- seemingly aimed at striking filed complaint which they the hours that contractors $52,000 for land desired b}' port. down the type of select, low want to study before making may work in the borough. MCBOA. He told the General Assembly Thursday, "Not a week pas- further comment Thomas Beaudreault of 12 Dr. Casagr ande density residential zoning that All right of way needed* - ses without a central Egyptian personality meeting with a ter- is generally the rule here. In an apparently unrelated Allen St. complained that men from the railroad company rorist leader for coordination and cooperation." The suit in question, a.civil but still coincidental move, are working on a house at for Stage I, Mr. Gagliano Eban also said that for the three months the assembly action complaint filed in State Mayor Carroll Pierce an- "odd hours, in the evenings said, have been secured. meets each year its rhetoric "either paralyzes conciliation or Superior Court, was brought nounced the Committee would and on weekends" and have To Be Honored A maximum expenditure of delays its commencement, or place nentary obstacles hi by the Suburban Action In- sponsor a "RecogniUbn Night" operated "a buzz saw" at 8 $450 to Jersey Central Power a.m. on Saturdays. MATAWAN - Dr. Alfred J. its path." stitute. Defendants are five 7:30 p.m. Oct. 20 at. the Colts Casagrande; local physician, and Light Co. for temporary Neck Inn, Rt 527, for town- 1 towns, including the neighbor- Mr. Beaudreault said he has been chosen Citizen of the power at the Belford pumping big Monmouth municipality of ship officials responsible for thought there was an ordi- Year by the Chamber of Com- station for testing pumps was Marcos Fires 461 Holmdel, and the state of New spearheading the commu- nance prohibiting construction merce. also authorized. Jersey. nity's comprehensive zoning from 6 p.m. to 10 a.m. Mr. MANILA - President Ferdinand E. Marcos fired 461 civil plans. Dr. Casagrande, who has cervants today and directed the entire civil corps of Generally the suit asks the Kerr said he didn't know of had a general practice in the thousands, including his cabinet, to submit their resignations court to declare uncon- "We owe a lot to those such an ordinance. borough more than 18 years, Group Plans no later than Oct. 15 In a sweeping effort to reform Philippine stitutional the basic state stat- people who dealt with initial Council approved mjnor will be honored at the cham- bureaucracy. ute granting municipalities zoning in 1954 and the master subdivisions for Philip Hoch- ber's annual dinner dance to- Howard Fete Marcos, who made the.announcement in his third tele- the right to zone lands within plan in 1961," Mayor Pierce stein and Mrs. Ruth M. Ander- morrow in Buttonwood Man- vision address since imposing martial law last Friday, said the •each municipality. It also commented. "They made us son. orJRt. 31 only exceptions to his order were members of the Supreme asks that local zoning ordi- what we are." Mr. Hochstein is dividing Dr. Casagrande, a native of Tomorrow Court, the auditor general's-office, the Court of Appeals and nances containing restrictions Interested persons may con- his 5.96 acre Edgewood Road Toms River, received his WANAMASSA - "People on multi-family housing be de- tact township administrator lot into two lots and Mrs. An- bachelor degree from Colum- For Howard," a group of other constitutional officers.' derson is selling a 50 x 223-foot "It is necessary that we now first clean up our bureau- clared invalid. John Rice, at the township bia University and his medic- Monmouth County residents Holmdel officials, who con- hall. Cedar Drive, for ticket strip of her Windmill Lane al degree from New York Me- promoting the reelection of cracy, remove the corrupt, the inefficient and the ignorant as property to a neighbor. well as those who are not essential," the president declared. tend most zoning ordinances information. dical College in 1950. He es- Rep. James J. Howard, D- The Order will affect thousands of civil servants, many of in the state would be affected tablished his local practice N.J., will hold a continental whom were appointed by Marcos or his appointees. by the suit, are seeking sup- with Dr. Aram A. Captanian supper dance tomorrow at port from other municipal- in February of 1954. Since Christie's Restaurant, Rt. 35. ities. Officials in Holmdel Dowd People Claim then, Dr. Zaven S. Ayanian Dr. Alfred J. Casagrande Sen. Harrison A. Williams, have suggested that a court has joined the practice.. D-N.J., and State Assem- Bayshore Community Hospi- . Red Tide Stuns Industry decision against them could The physician worked on blyman Eugene J. Bedell are mean the end of all localities' HowardDucksDebate tal, serves as medical adviser to attend the fund-raising fete. BOSTON - A "red tide" of toxic algae which brought on a several committees during to the Board of Health and ban on the sale and consumption of some shellfish in five New home rule. RED BANK - Claiming tions bill. Clearly, when Mr. construction of Bayshore The program will include that Rep. James J. Howard is 'has worked with borough offi- champagne, hors d' oevres, England states two weeks ago has sent an economic shock Presently the townshipzon - Howard claims he is too busy Community Hospital, Holm- cials in a drug abuse pre- through the entire fishing industry of the area. ing plan here' calls for min- in the county three or four working in Washington and del, where he is a staff mem- an Italian smorgasbord and imum, two-acre "cluster zon- days out of each week, the vention program. music. President Nixon declared the Northeast coast a disaster thus cannot debate his oppo- ber. He was formerly on the Long active in youth activi- area yesterday and the Small Business Administration and the ing," a concept that calls for campaign organization of Wil- nent, bis statements should be staffs of Riverview Hospital, "People For Howard" a certain percentage' of open liam F. Dowd has termedMr . ties, Dr. Casagrande is a members include Mrs. Ryta Office of Emergency Preparedness began gearing up to see taken with more than a grain Red Bank, and Monmouth Me- trustee of the tyatawan Re- what they can do to rescue hard-pressed fishing firms. lands along with the acreage Howard's refusal to debate of salt," the statement de- dical Center, Long Branch. Kroeger, chairman; Mrs. An- requirement. • the Republican candidate gional High School Fathers thony Martusceli, Mrs. Wil- Prices for shellfish affected by the ban as well as species clared. He is a trustee of the Mata- Club. which haye been declared safe from red tide poisoning have "We have not taken any ac- "blatant disregard for the The statement added, "Mr. wan Borough Auxiliary to liam Capone, and Mrs. Sal skidded, for fishermen as well as wholesalers and retailers. tion so far, but we are Tight people of the 3rd District." Dowd has accepted every in- The physician and his wife, Gadletta, all Neptune; Mrs. the former Helen Zschorna, "They've cooked it completely," said Al Hook, a partner on top of it," Deputy Mayor Citizens for Dowd said Mr. vitation to debate from every- James Lynch, Asbury Park; Robert L. Simms commented Howard failed to attend a fo- live with their eight children Mrs. Anthony Marzano, in the lobster firm of James Hook & Co. "Our business has religious and civic organiza- at 29 Edgemere Drive. fallen off 60 to 70 per cent." last night. "Many towns rum sponsored by the Mon- tion in the district His oppo- Snow Cause Bradley Beach; Mrs. Edward It is worse in other places, such as the-picturesque fishing might consider joining the suit mouth County Federation of nent has failed to show up at Goldstein, Little Silver; Mrs.. on the side of the defendants, Holy Name Societies in Rum- Philip Rosenbloom, Mon- town of Gloucester, where an estimated 70 per cent of the any such events, and he con- Order Issued CHURCH RUMMAGE 27.000 residents depend on the sea for a living. as a friend of the court." son Sunday night, although he tinues to insist that his pres- FREEHOLD - Long mouth Beach; Mrs. Philip was in the district attending a KEANSBURG - A rum- Day, Mrs. Thomas Mr. Simms added he ence in Washington prevents Branch City Business Admin- mage sale will be staged at thought there were many area political rally in West Long any confrontations with Mr. McLaughlin, and Mrs. Robert Branch. istrator Vincent Mazza and St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Dowd." the city council are under Ney, all Ocean Township, and "On Monday of this week, 247 Carr Ave., Thursday and Mrs. Robert Brunett and Mrs. Pass Foreign Aid Bill Man Given Citizens for Dowd said un- court order to explain why the. . Friday, Oct., 26 and 27, from110 Mr. Howard was absent when less Mr. Howard is willing to city should not be directed to Albert Chuderski, both Wall WASHINGTON - The Senate yesterday passed a $2.8 bU- T •! m the Congress passed impor- a.m. to 3 p.m. Township. lion appropriation bill for foreign economic aid. The vote was |3.lJt JLerffl. participate in debates with his provide garbage collection for tant legislation concerning the opponent, he should "at least an apartment building. ATLANTIC HIQHLANDS treaty to limit nuclear arms, stay in Washington and show The measure was sent to conference with the House which and the military appropria- Harbour Mansion Ltd. of 675 approved a $4.2 billion money bill for both economic and mill- — Municipal Court Judge Nor- up for the roll call votes." Ocean Ave., Long Branch, ob- tary aid for the current year. man Peer has fined two driv- tained a court order yes- • The Senate Appropriations Committee deferred action on ers a total of $100 after finding terday from Superior Court BANK WITH US the military aid items awaiting final congressional action on a them guilty of careless driv- Judge Merritt Lane Jr. direct- military aid authorization bill. ing charges. Union Beach OKs ing city officials to show Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., floor manager of the bill in Robert Desbiens of 454 Surf cause Thursday, Oct., 19. the senate, said House-Senate conferees would not consider Ave., Belford, was fined $70 Water Plant Funds The company alleges that military aid amounts, totaling at least $1.8 billion, until the au- on two careless driving the city has refused to provide We pay thorization is completed. . charges. In an unrelated in- UNION BEACH — A bond- The adopted ordinance au- .this service but is collecting cident. Donna Patterson, 47 ing ordinance appropriating thorizes funding of the ex- garbage from similar apart- Sherwood Drive, Middletown, $42,000 for Installation of an penditure and of a fourth fil- ments in the city. the highest interest was fined $30 on a similar additional water filter and ter which hopefully will alle- The company maintains charge. backwash pump at the water viate a rusty water condition that it had a garbage collec-. on savings accounts 'REGISTER In other Municipal Court works was adopted, last night in certain sections of the tion contract with Michael De- MAIN OFFICE: matters this week, Judge by Borough Council without borough. Lisa but during the summer CHMTNUJ_ir, RED lANK. N.J. «7»l allowed by • RANCH OFFIIFFICCSC : Peer fined the following per- public dissehtion. of 1971, Mr. DeLisa said he I7» «T. IS, MIOOLf TOWNTOWb., r...,.N.J , „.,. A lone $28,730 bid for exten- M EAST MAIN ST.. FREEHOLDBEHOLD,. IN.J.. W»II sons after finding them guilty Councilman Thomas Perno, was no longer contracting for 17» . LONG (RANCH. N.J.. WJ4* of these charges: sion of water mains along Federal Regulations who heads the water depart- Central Ave. was ordered held the city. He said he was oper- CtleWlihtd In 1171 tf Mai H. CM* and Htary cloy ment, said work will be com- - Glan Lane and Clark for study by the borough engi- ating privately and that'the Come and FUtLISHBD BY THE RED IANK IEOI1TSR Lane, both of Boundary Road, pleted within 90 days of company would be charged Munbtr of th* AuecMM Prtu-Tht Atideiotal Press li cntlttal «*• Middletown, issuing worthless awarding of contract. neer. The bidder was Fersco • - uMforrnubllcatlMotall tht local ntw> prlntM In thl« Inc. of Freehold. for collection. The complaint w*ntm ill ot all AP rt«w» dlipatchn. checks, fined $30 each. An emergency contract to- noted (hat the city has been in see us today. SKOM clou poitagc paid at Rid Bonk. N.J. 07701 and at oodllloflot - David Low, 58 W. High- taling $27,680 was awarded Anderson Equipment Co. of the garbage collection busi- , mailing oNlcn. Publithttf dally. Monday through Friday. Mall tubscrlp- land Ave., here, loitering, $40. Layne-New York Co. of Lind- tlont payable In advance. . - 1 Ytor Atlantic Highlands .bid $5,018 ness since the middle of 1970. I WHt 1 Month US.0t - Lynn West, 136 Statesir en for construction of a third' SJ.50 for.repalr of a borough owned Theodore D. Parsons Jr. of CENTRAL JERSEY BANK WGGSSTASS&'f s» Place, Middletown, driving water filter at council's June ' earth mover. This lone bid Red Bank represents the com- JUNX3 TRUST without a license, $25. 22 meeting. was also held for study. pany. CAHWKHSLfiYOUf 4 The Daily Register, Red Buk-Mlddfetewi, N J. Friday, Septmftcr 79, Wit Two Acquitted In Assault Case FREEHOLD: — Two men was Glen CahiH of 6outh Am-" Say GOP Is Dodging were acquitted by a jury and boy. one convicted of committing County District Court Judge an atrocious assault and bat- Donald J. Cunningham, who Obituaries tery upon a Roselle man June presided over the two-day MCAP Trip Dispute 9 in Matawan. trial, set Oct. 19 for sentenc- Acquitted were William ing of CahiU. Ralph A. Russell, 62; Was an Accountant George F. Macho Straet of 434 Prospect Ave., FAIR HAVEN — Ralph A. erick M. Russell, Bumson; GLEN BOCK - George F. FREEHOLD — The Demo- youngsters. the story (of the trip) ap- Union Beach, and Thomas Assistant County Prosecutor two sisters, Mrs. Gladys Com- cratic freeholder candidates The freeholders, who said peared in the newspapers and Joseph J. Regan 3rd present- Russell, 62, of 21 Harvard Macho, 74, of 15 Orchard said yesterday their Republi- the subsequent events regard- Hessner of South Amboy. Road, died yesterday at home ber and Mrs. James Heidel- Place, died Thursday at his they had understood there convicted of committing ed the state's case. The Pub- berg, both Fair Haven, and can opponents are playing' was not to be any overseas ing alleged Junkets and non- lic Defender's office repre- after a short illness. home. bide and seek with the public qualified youngsters on this atrocious assault and battery one granddaughter. Mr. Macho was born In New trip, has since withheld 135,000 sented Catull and Hessner. Mr. Russell attended Pace in their handliiig of the MCAP from the antipoverty agency tiin hpcame evident" upon Patrick Treacy, Roselle, College, New York City, and The Worden Funeral Home, York City and had lived in controversy involving over- Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Glen Rock for six years. He pending an explanation. was an accountant 27 years seas trips for poverty level The Democrats charge that for the Worthington Corp., rangements. was a retired civilian employe youngsters. - Mountainside. at Ft. Monmouth, where he Freeholder Director Joseph Leslie B. Tinkler and C. Irwin on July 5, after the He was a former Sea Scout William P. Shewmake had worked for 18 years be- EATONTOWN - William P. fore retiring in 1962. Thomas Lynch Jr., termed trip became public, said the commissioner. "pure backroom political non- freeholders had "been given Mr. Russell was a former Shewmake, 69, of 129 Grant Prior to his employment at Ave., a retired employe of the Ft. Monmouth he was an em- sense" recent reports that the to understand there would be Democratic leader here. all-Republican Board of Free- no overseas trip" but since He was born in Brooklyn N.J. Natural Gas Co., died ploye of the detective depart- GRAND OPENING holders were still waiting for the controversy grew the free- and was a lifelong Shore area Tuesday in Marlboro Town- ment of the New York City ship. Police, retiring in 1943, after a satisfactory explanation holders have had only vague resident. from MCAP officials regard- recollections of the supposed Surviving are his widow. Mr. Shewmake was born in 20 years of service. Dublin, Ga , and came to live ing the trip. meeting with MCAP officials. Mrs. Shirley M. Russell; a He was a veteran of the in Belmar in 1920. He moved U.S. Army, having served in Mr..Tinkler and Mr. Lynch CELEBRATION son. William H. Russell, here; to Eatontown in 1939. World War II and the Korean "We believe." the candi- noted that the freeholders ap- his mother, Mrs. Jeanie Rus- He had worked for the gas. Conflict. dates said, "that the freehol- point nine of the 36 members off our ders have been playing hide of MCAP's Board of Direc- sell, here; a brother. Fred- company for 45 years prior to Surviving are two daugh- tors. his retirement several years ters, Miss Virginia M. Macho and seek with the public and Miss Helena Barnes have not properly faced up to "This alone," they said, LAKEWOOD - Miss Hel- ago. of Glen Rock and Mrs. Carole NEW HOME OFFICE Tlppit of Ridgewood; a broth- the fact that they themselves "should enable the county ena Barnes, 66, of 112 Fifth St. He was a member of Mt. were remiss in their duties governing body to know ex- 1184 HWY. 35 (Corner New Monmouth Rd.) MIDDLETOWN died yesterday in the Ocean Pisgah Masonic Lodge 48 of er. Steve Macho of Danla, Fla. and two grandchildren. and at least as much to blame actly what is taking place at Park Nursing Home.- Asbury Park. as anyone else." MCAP meetings... Miss Barnes was born in Surviving arc two sons, Ed- Arrangements are under the ward Shewmake of Eaton- direction of the Vander Plaat The controversy centered "Obviously," they said, Monmouth County and lived in on the use of $67,000 In antlpo- "the current Board of Free- the Red Bank and Middletown town and James Shewmake of Colonial Home, Fair Lawn. Newark; a daughter, Mrs. verty funds to help pay for holders took sufficient inter- areas most of her life. She Jeanette Clark of Los Angel- European vacations for 60 est in this matter only after Savings Plans Marine was employed as a house- es, Calif.; a brother, Tony Mrs. Edwin R. Feste keeper. Shewmake of Oakland, Fla.; MONMOUTH BEACH - For Every Need She moved here two years 17 grandchildren and five Mrs. Adelaide Feste of 38 Riv- Separate Trial Sought View ago. great-grandchildren. er Ave., died Wednesday in She was a former member Monmouth Medical Center, of St Mary's Catholic Church, Arrangements are under the Long Branch. By Sherwin, Loughran EARN Savings direction of the James H. New Monmouth. She was born In Weehaw- FREEHOLD — New Jersey asking to be tried separately UP and Loan Association The John F. Pfleger Funer- Hunt Funeral Home, Asbury from a Matawan contracting Park. ken. Secretary of State Paul Sher- a year al Home, New Monmouth, is Mrs. Feste was a commit: win and William C. Loughran, company president. TO Superior Court .Judge 6 in charge of arrangements. Peter Ammaturo nlcant of the Church of the a Republican fund raiser, are 671-2400 Precious Blood here and was Francis X. Crahay will hear Death Notices MIDDLETOWN - Peter arguments on the motion AMMATURO — Plttr, og* 14, of 2074 Ammaturo, 84, of 2074 Rt. 35 a member of the Monmouth Tuesday. Adrian M. Foley Jr. wnen ou en a Hwy 35, MI£ rium on multiple dwellings to court, it will fortify our po- "Well, yes and no." other apartment that we can't Carter, as a non-voting mem- to facilitate snow removal. which went into effect in the sition," he said. At this point,, he asked that handle," he said. ber of the Planning Board so The fourth letter will Most sewerage problems hours discussing the future of will be solved, said Coun- the community. - borough in September 1971. Councilman Harold A. a reporter present read the Keyport ..now has two high- a month-by-month report by request council to have the police department enforce the cilman Stout, when the Horace Carhart was grant- Chairman Howard T. Jean- •Stout, council's representative notes that were being taken. rises. him can keep the board in- dron said that since the feder- on the Planning Board; stated When the reporter reminded Against Apartments formed on his duties. ordinance now in effect borough ties in with the Bay- ed final approval on a subdivi- against fixing disabled cars shore Sewerage Authority. sion of property he owns at 1, al and state governments a revised moratorium is him he is a public official, Mr. Havens interjected that The second letter will ask have staled it will be manda- planned. making public statments at a he is unalterably opposed to council to recondition the on the street and insisting Finally, member William J. 3 and 5 W. Front St. and 42 that they be repaired in peo- Kerchner asked if it would be Broad St. tory to build housing because He said that the morato- public meeting, Mr. Jeandron any more apartments, adding, Erickson pier on the water- of a housing shortage, Key- rium was imposed because of cleared the air. "And I don't want to see any front so that it can be used ples' driveways or rented possible, from time to time, to Preliminary approval was space. * update the master plan. given to Mildred C. and port should amend the mora- inadequate sewer and water "What we are trying to do is revision in the ordinance that during the summertime for torium slightly. conditions, "and we just can't protect Keyport and any would allow them in by the crabbing and fishing. Councilman Stout reported "This plan was formulated Charles F. Patterson to subdi- in 1965 and what was good vide into three lots, property His plan is that Keyport handle any more." changes we plan to make are back or front door." There would be no docking, that a grant has been re- should allow five to 10 mul- Member Hobert G. Havens in the same spirit; that is, Four letters will be sent to of boats allowed. quested to update the water then is not necessarily good in they own on Monroe St. and 1972," he declared. Pimper Place. Final approval tiple dwellings a year for the asked, "Is Borough Council simply to provide the proper council. The third letter will recom- and sewer plants.

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REMINGTON^ Ind. (AP) years ago, instead of simply Corp* of Engineers officers novations: returning treated can for flm their storm water. One such "tank" dtam, the Corps suggests. to the states affected.;He said — A rtvolutionary plan for meeting ctttrtnt compromise phlt, e in answer to crib. ",*ewaf» dodge to the earth as waters to thelr purity might b* 900 feet deep and WeUs said results of the they will offer "a real choice waste Water treatment in the federal standards of water ics, that their* is only a proj-' fertilizer or landfill; using by eliminating pollutants. capped with a football sta- studies win be made available • topeopl e making dectsipM. Chicago metropolitan area quality. ect fttudy. Construction would, treated liquid effluent to irri- Riverbank property then could make polluted rivers fit It could mean giant subter- ; be up to state or local govern- gate field* and be filtered by . would be purchased for green (or drinking, fertilize crops ranean cisterns, mammoth ments. the soiL belts, where feasible, and with sewage sludge and recl- tunnels to transport sludge, The ll-mlllion study is a . "Any time you try Bttne- "modular" recreation areas aim land scarred by Strip futuristic satellite commu- package of 11 multimillion- • thing new and innovative, of hiking trails, amphithe- mining/' nities and new Wildlife and dollar waste management al- you'll have negative reac- aters, fishing boles and picnic A U.S, Army Corps of Engi- recreational areas in the very ternatives aimed at meeting tions," WeUs said in an Inter- areas. JODAY -SAJ. -ONLY neers proposal, to be finalized shadows of skyscrapers. the area's needs 61 IBM, ac- view here. EeeWgtit Paradise n -*, •;• -1 / e -\ r fro m a f a'tn o u s by next April, attacks the The pollution management cording to GDI. Richard M. Wells thinks farmers are In the rural areas, the plan T,•;';r an mill we put on srile problem of handling wastes in package is one of five under' \ WeUs, district engineer for the troubled by the "emotional envisions an updated ecolog- ' -. ~- 'J! • o n "!! I y heavy I u x u r i o u '•• densely populated areas. It study across the country, or-' Corps' Chicago office. The impact?' of spreading wastes ies' paradise: a sewage treat- alms at restoring befouled, dered by Congress last year. '2,600-square-mile area will on the'soil, but says Wu per- ment plant and settling la- q :, :i* vv/ings of up to 80 per- streams to their purity of 200 : Others involve San Francisco, grow from 7.2 million to 11 fectly safe. A plant "stellar goons, buffered by forested •.• -^' C vtv? e a r i y and s a v e — Detroit* Cleveland and the million people within GO years,, to onetffc Mrvittoa" Has been wildlife preserves. Sludge ;r-'/ !«•'.' j'ie of a kind and can- ' Merrimaek River Basin. outer limits of the study peri- operating at Tallahassee. would fertilize nearby corn' FREE I If implemented, it Would be od. Fla., for 10 yean. Wells said. fields. jt o-.' duplicated. the largest and most sophis- Wells announced Tuesday . "Muskegon, Iflth., halt one Effluent from lagoons would ticated waste water treatment .that the number of alterna- under j"«MT''*fri Utnttctl to irrigate the fields and even SALE STARTS 10:00 A.M. 5HDW system in the world — encom- tives had been narrowed from the land use ftp!, audit golf courses, be purified by See Ad on P«9»18 passing the Chicago metro- 11 to 5 and said detailed study ls to go into operat onto De- the soil and returned by politan area north to the Wis- 'would continue on those re- cember, Veils said, adding. drams for urban use. An In- Consitt border, eastward "maining. '•Melbourne, Australia, has tegrated power plant system across northern Indiana's Wells explained that to been putting raw sewage on could use the lagoon to absorb High Interest steel-producing cities to theachieve water purity the land and using It for cattle its own thermal pollution. In SATURDAY ONLY 10:00 A.M. Michigan line, and southward '.study calls for advanced grazing for 75 years." time of water shortage or and Flexibility through thousands of acres of . treatment of wastes: biologic- And In Fulton County, 111., peak power demands, the liq- .Indiana |nd..Illinois..farm- al, chemical and land beat' sewage sludge is used not only uid sewage in settling tanks THICK & LUXURIOUS land. ment, or the "living filter sy*. as an effective commercial could be used to drive tur- The project, known as C- tern." ^ : , fertilizer, but as landfill in bines and generate hydro- SELM (Chicago-Southern End Strip mining pits. electric power. KODELS ACRYLICS of Lake Michigan), has been The controversy Stodiana • Prototype studies of the The ambitious study calls SHAGS A damned by farmers and In- has been generated by the'north branch of the Chicago for carving giant cisterns, Slra ~DMcrlp«an Vilu* Sals diana politicians as an ecolog- land treatment concept and River and the Bigjand Little tunnels and drains under ur- 9.7xlO.S Ortmg* Poly Shag ~~ 1W. 35. "|C ical disaster — an unwanted •two technological in- Calumet Rivers in Indiana ban area!* to store wastes and 9.9x10.6 Nutmgfc Snow Acr. Shag. 139. 35. ^ cesspool for Chicago's wastes.' Political Opposition 9.3x10.7 red. Gold SMandAtr. .12?. 39. L Public hearings held by the 10.10x15 Gold Htavy Poly Shag.— 189. 69. ^ Corps of Engineers only two 11.6x12.7 Bright YoHtw Poly Shag. 199. 79. A IMca Scholarship 11.9x14.4 OH White Hoary Poly .....199. 79. months from the general elec- tions have turned into a con- 9.7x13 TropkotGm.HNvyPoly .. 169. 59. test by Hooster candidates to n see who could be the "most 9.2x11.6 Hu«Mtlody Heavy Poly.. 159. 49. opposed" to the plan. Given, Officers Seated 9.3x11.10 OiMfloltest Poly Twist.— 149. 49. C-SELM hun been praised, 9.10x11.6 O«o»RhythmsH»avyPoly ...129. 29. LONG BRANCH-The ' At its September meeting w Marie Torchla; vice presi- .however, by some con- West End Manor, the new 11x134 OranftOMboFolyHtwy - 179. 69. ^ servationists as an enlight- Greater Long Branch Chapter, dent, Mrs. Angela Sabbia; 10^x13.1 0U64dPMyPI«tK 139. 69. L ened and inevitable approach of UNICO (Unity, Neighhorli- slate of officers was inducted treasurer, Mrs. Lee DePaolo;. to pollution control that would ness, Integrity, Charity, Op- • by the deputy governor of Dis^ corresponding secretary, Mrs. 12x15 *bWy6oh1Myl.l»rl.t 179. 69. T return wastes to the soil hi a. portunity) National has trict No. 1 (South Jersey),' Anne OrantefO, and recording 10x12 GoH«rkmiwriMNyl.Twljt 139. 59. "* awarded a scholarship to Miss .William J. Chiego, one of the .secretary, Mrs. Nina 81m- ;continuous cycle. chapter's past presidents. * • 12x15 Ocwa Cm. Kyi. Twlit. 129, 69. ^ Sarah Jane Graziano, 483 onelli. 9x12 GoU-fc«wnKyl.HNtSM 119. 49. i( High St., for her second year Louis Graniero, West End, A surprise event at the studies at Upsala College, is the new president. meeting was the presentation 10x12 Gokbnririd* Sculpt. NyL 139. 49. T FAIR HAVEN RESIDENTS East Orange. ' The first vice president is of a check for $1,500 given by 12x15 MiN-GrMiiNyl. Twist 1*9. 69. £ Dominic Gaetano, Monmouth. Mrs. Torchla of the Ladies of 9x12 GoU-lrawnNyl.T«ri*t.n.... 119. 49. ^ Beach; second vice president, UNICO to the incoming presi- 12x14.6 AgMiGm.NyL Twist..... 119. 49. Jk Samuel Sastito, Welt Long dent, Mr. Graniero, to aid in CLEAN-UP DAYS Branch; treasurer, Dr. Louis the scholarship tod welfare 9.9x9 Ora^iShoriMitPlushPoly 119. 29. ^ MONDAY-October 2nd - Prospect Aw. to Hon« F. Mellacl, Rumsoni corre- programs of the chapter. 10Jxl1.»GoMmllMMShtarSari.Nyl 149. 49. £ sponding Beeretary, William 134x15 PuMfUaCablo Shag Poly. 249. 89. 7< Rood p, simonelU, Long Branch; 12x15 Bm-Ctn. Twist Nyl 119. 69. ^ WIDNESDAY-October 4th - Bueira Vista Ave. to recording secretary, Joseph 8.5x9.9 OrangtShoriMriPknhPoly 119. 29. .L HOME IMPROVEMENT Ft Dolan, Moombuth Beach, Fair HOVM Road Louis Births .12x13.9 Gold Uixarta Plush Poly 189. 79. £ Our reprttexta&emwill 11x16.10 Ttlow long Strtet Shag 239. 99. 7^ THURSDAY-Odober 5th - Fair Haven Rd. to Home coU atymw convenience, 12x19 Dorkthoc»lotoHoavyP«K;...._ 359. 99. tin St.. Leonardo, son, Sept 27. • HEAVY SHAGS Mr. and Mrs. Walter C Values to $12.00 Hoffman (nee Mary Long), 16 MauriceAve., West Keans- b , dltf'8dig,ptt .87 r. Ibd Mrs, John Lawto The Lawn Doctor (nee Ava Legenyei), 19 West St.. Hazlet, daughter, Sept. 27. 2,000 SQUARE YARDS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F Hoffman (nee Caroline Selik), 655 Patton Ave., Long Branch son, Sept. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arm- makes strong (nee Marilyn Greene), 306 Navesink Ave., Highlands, son, Sept 27. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Phil- lips (nee Sharon Creed), 38 Fulton St, Keyport, son. Sept 27. house MONMOUTH MEDICAL Long Branch . Mr. and Mrs. .David Spans- bury (nee Helen Mieras), 108 Norwood Ave., Deal, son,' SHAG BATH Septa Mr. and Bin. Singienton CARPET Law (me Chutene Bailey), •jx8 SIZE calls. ALL NYLON 1810 10th Ave., Neptune, Want a frae examination of yew linn? daughter! Sept 26. VALUES TO $25 00 Give Tho Uwn Doctor a call... he'll CORN OW Mr. ini Mrs. Edward .Schmidt (nee Barbara Kry. for a ruHBbllaatlon consultation. Yet, cak), 4-Corey Drive, Oak- •htmJt,soii,Sept26. The Lawn Doctor even hat houm on Wednesday. , Mr. and' Mrs. James Hart ner (nea Blanche Dudlck), 38 Sal* Morrell St, Long Branch, son. ^ 5x8.4 Btlgt Nyl. Sculpt 49. 9. Sept 21 • ~T 9.8x104 AxminsttrHdHPrim 99. 19. It costs no more to us* Tha lawn Doctor for all the** phaMt Of • • • Mr. and Mrs. Lester Winitts 'INTRODUCTORY (nee Frances Stillwell), "J 9x12 TwMdComm.Nyl 49. 1. OFFERI YEAR ROUND LAWN CARE School Road, East Marlboro, "ft 10.5xia2Sophlr««iiiTh>SliODrAcr. 99. 19. SEEDING: 1991 by Oiqiont • Broul speetrmi dimM ewtrol — son, Sept. 25. jf 9x12 HiM^nMComnLAnt. „ 99. 19. Th» Lawn Doctor** Fylking Kentucky Bluepaa * Fenmttr • Baron • Met ion ISR iiio SP by Dupont • Cutty by Geary a TWnm by Mr. and Mrs. John Smith C 7x9 Muo^fNaShoarAet, M..69. 3. Blue (selective programs (or new, estatlufied or study O.E.Unck OUT-PATIEMT SERVICES (nee Gayle Slmlts), 28 Ralph J> 7.8x13J M«Ni.Nyl.Shog.^ 129. 5. lty INSECTICIDE8: FERTILIZATION: St., Highlands, daughter, • Seed . .'Power Aerate Lawa hmet ctirtrrt (may wonw, dilm* butt, tatwh Sept. 27. "fC 9x12 Mk.iWhHtComm.Twd 59. 4. • Fertilize 45*0 • Power Roll Orlho 11-22-22 • Dupmt 45-04 • Dupont 38 Iff organic worm, bill bug) • DurrtmbyDowditmleU Oltzinoiilij * Up to 7V4 lbs. ot nitrogen per 1,000 tq. It Depending Geijy • OnuamU traa ui dnk latett teitat r Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Vac- -^ 9x10.7 ScarlttlUd Poly Shag. 169. 9. •.•fertilize U-22-22 on program.- ternTc action) birch leaf minor ' chiano (nee Carol White), 160 i# 4.1x11.10 Avocado Gra. Sculp. Nyl ...69. 8. • Aquacari; gn»y rnpth. aplila\bor«ra, r Complato only CmtMt weei cratrel.hr Belmar Ave., Oakhurst, C '«• CBmm.Myl.TwMd....»« : 39. 1. (2-4D, 2-4-5TP.) Pra-tMrpit MoUjMatMl md orient*! |ardw » hwi. JftMMi—Ertusbo daughter, sept. 27. "^ 4x12 Hoavy Poly Gm. Shag ...... 69. 6. * flowerbeds) "Treto by Bates* Autoiam prodwt tomtits ct*tlhrj Ktloo. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Shamrock Pn-enerfeat rnajrill iC SOME SECONDS-LIMIT ONE by Oupont • Baton by OMOO • Bnxhna Alint (nee Maeve Gallagher), • Ptifmiirpirt crtarm ctatm (' 7 Corey Drive, Oakhurst. son. P.SM8) • AMA, DMA, RiU by Gteyy Sept. 27. , JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL F0r wotooM n»KKNV«|yltM^ ^tera Neptune Mr. and Mrs. George Gearheart (nee. Delpres- Ved' 1843 RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN Cafanyflaw, narczuk), tenionRoad, 671-2229 day or right, Farmingdale, daughter, Sept RUG v 7

"The first amendment away,''kr. Howard added.' an agency's decision to deny a gain information because the WASHINGTON - Charging makes it, abundantly clear Mr. Howard said a major person certain facts. answers may not be news- that the Freedom of Informa- that neither the Congress, the' gimmick used to circumvent "The news media, in par- worthy when they finally ar- tion Act is being subverted by Executive Branch, nor anyone the Freedom of Information ticular, appears to be se- rive weeks later. "bureaucrats and rad tape," else has the right to decide for; Act seems to be "foot- riously hampered because "The public has a right to Rep. James J. Howard, D- the people of the United' dragging" by bureaucrats. N.J., says be would seek ways they'are always on a deadline. know, and if we need stronger States what they should or According to the House re- "Therefore, the delaying to strengthen the legislation. port, it takes an average of 33 legislation in order to meet should not be told by a free tactics used by some bureau-, that requirement, then. I am Mr. Howard, a co-sponsor of press. days for major federal agencies to respond to specif- crats discourages newsmen prepared to have such legisla- the legislation which took ef- "The First Amendment from trying to use the Free- fect in July, Mi, said a House ic requests for information un- tion drafted," Mr. Howard must be protected at all' dom of Information Act to said. report on the effectiveness of times, and while all of us have der the Freedom of Informa- the law "shows that while Ad- seen items in the newspapers tion Act. ministrations may change, the or on television with which we • "Another factor is the time bureaucracy remains. disagree, we must never allow and expense it takes for .a citi- "The public has a right to ' those rights to be chipped zen to go to court to appeal know what its government is • doing and, with the exception of national security and other rare instances, this should be the case. "But for all too long, uiraer both Democratic and Republ- SINCE 1926 icn Administration, the people have been allowed to know only what the bureaucrats de- cide they should know," he See us about a home added. improvement loan. Low bank NEW LOCATION Mr. Howard's statement rates. Convenient ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL — William F. Dowd of Long Branch, center, Re- was in reaction to a congres-"" repayment plans. ^ publican candidate for Third Congressional District seat, Is congratulated sional committee's in- IN by Walter Yost of United Counties Trust after his appearance at luncheon vestigation into the effective- If meeting of Greater Eatontown Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon in ness of the "Freedom of In- Old Orchard Inn. From left are chamber members Richard AAcCoid of formation Act." FAIR HAVEN Huffman-Koos, Richard C. Weisman of the Monmouth Shopping Center, "This disturbing report Mr. Dowd, Mrs. Mary Francese, executive vice president of the chamber, states that the 'Freedom of arid Mr. Yost. Information'Act' has been EFFECTIVE hindered by five years of foot- dragging by the federal bu- reaucracy. OCTOBER 1st Dowd Says President "Undoubtedly, things were even worse before we voted this legislation into law, but FUST upon reflecting on its effective- NATJONAb 611 RIVIRRD., FAIR HAVEN ness to date, I am considering Errs on Energy Stand BANK additional legislation to make RED BANK - William K. mittee on Energy Policy to Mr. Dowd cites studies the law on the books even Dowd has proposed a five- recommend laws to'Congress. which conclude that "substan- more effective. point program to deal with Alternative Menu tial energy savings can be the national energy crisis, and Mr. Dowd says the nation made without sacrifice of ma- some of his suggestions con- needs "a menu of alternative terial goods, and the possible flict with views advanced by solutions" to the energy prob-. savings are so large that total President Nixon. lem, and he noted that many energy consumption might de- The Republican congres- Americans, including most crease despite an expanding sional candidate says he be- congressmen, must make en- population." lieves the nation can "repair vironmental decisions "in ig- Clean Sources garden the environment and simulta- norance." He said that more The G.O.P. challenger as- center neously maintain the Ameri- than 18 congressional com- serts that energy technology can standard of living," but mittees and subcommittees "can unlock the gates to clean that hard choices must be divide responsibility for energy sources." He is criti- made in the immediate fu- energy questions. cal of utility companies ture. Noting that the American which, he says, spend only a Mr. Dowd's .statement was supply of fuel energy is "ba- small fraction, of their oper- his second environmental po- rely sufficient to keep pace ating revenues on research posal of the week. On Mon- with our growing power and development. day, Mr. Dowd called for pro- needs," Mr. Dowd cited a In calling for a national grams to help clean the na- Federal Power Commission energy policy, Mr: Dowd says tion's waterways, including a prediction that the national the federal government national tax on pollutors. demand for electric power should accelerate energy re- Citing the need for a "na- will quadruple by 1990. search with adequate funding. tional energy policy," Mr. In a position paper entitled Mr. Dowd also cites new Fa"s Dowd said he would press for "An Approach to the Energy technological developments proposals Including the crea- Crisis," Mr. Dowd reviews which he terms "Promising," tion of a NASA-like federal studies analyzing the world's such as fusion energy, a pro- agency to conduct research fuel resources and projected cess said to be cheaper, clea- to feed you...8partap lawl Falln Formul fbp awinter protection into energy problems and a needs, including the devel- ner, and safer than con- standing congressional com- opment of atomic and ventional fission atomic that promotes ttaop sturdy roots. power sources. His review energy. Yet, he observes, the concludes that energy can and Atomic Energy Commission is must be saved through a spending less than half the series of voluntary and gov- amount of money estimated to Your lawn's needs are different in the fall. It needs ernmental actions designed to be necessary for fusion to grow deep, sturdy roots to survive winter. Winter reduce consumption of energy energy research by the Office Green is fortified with more root-building ingre- in factories, homes, and in of Science and Technology. dients than early-season fertilizers. This special transportation^ Mr. Dowd says his notion of fall fertilizer is formulated to green up your lawn a national energy policy is one this fall, build sturdy roots for winter protection, "which emphasizes con- and make your lawn green and thick next spring. Charles servation of scarce energy re- sources, federal funding for Cortelyou the search for new energy sources, and the development the lawn of clean tnergy." In addition to the creation SH specialist of a congressional Energy Po- ' eri WINTER and/or T licy committee and a federal To rcciiv* S1.00 caih rafund, clip and mail thl« coupon (long with th* says. . . agency to develop such a po- printad prica marking from aach bag of Winter flrttn* and/or Two-Way Winter ttraan* (limit S bag* par family) to: licy and conduct adequate Winter Graan Caih Rafund, P.O. Bon 791 Maplt Plain, Minnesota 55359 research, Mr. Dowd also calls or adoption of President Nix- Your Nam»_ on's proposed Department of Address Natural Resources. Currently, THE SECRET over 60 federal agencies deal (Oly) dun), dip) with the energy question. Rltund offar llmltad to tha pitied sf Saptambat 10, through Oclobir«. t»72 and all A Vacuum rtqiiMli irniat taa poatmarkaa' within thla parted. Rafund limited to toUl of IS.M par TO OUR SUCCESS firmly at rita al S1.M par bag at Wlatar Cfaan and/or Twa-Way Winlar Oi..n. Mr. Dowd opposes the Pres- Subjaet ta tut* and local raaulationa. Void ll,Uitd. forblddin or raitrictid by law. mm ident's caU for the facilitation IS OUR PATENTED of planning for large-scale b electric power plants. Such planning, Mr. Dowd assers, TURF-O-MATIC COMBINE would be done in a "vacuum" in the absence of a national We get the seed into the ground, cnerav oolicv. Mr. Dowd's fifth proposal where it germinates ... not on the calls for the repeal or revision surface where it blows away. of the Price-Anderson Act, which severly limits the liabi- lity of utility companies for damages caused by nuclear accidents. "The Atomic PER Energy Commission admits SQUARE that such an accident could kill thousands and cause bil- FOOT i-lions of dollars worth of dam- age, yet the law now limits, minimum 4,000 sq. ft. - $32.50 plus tax utility companies' liability to based on four season program 80 million dollars, with an ad- FALL TURF-O-MATIC ditional governmental liability limited to 480 million dollars," 10.000 tq: ft Mr. Dowd noted. LAWN REJUVENATION "Conservation of fuels and PROGRAM INCLUDES clean energy research can be paired in a national energy • Aeration policy," Mr. Dowd concluded, • Seed(1 Ib. per 1,000 sq. It.) Baron Blue Grass "which will ensure both envi- • Ferlfealion 20-10-10 ronmental quality and envi- • Grub Proofing ronmental well-being." $7.95 • Soil Testing • Lime (il indicated) • Power rolling • 15,000 MUMS the aneui OFFER garden Getti p«r bag INSTANT COLORFUL center cash rafund. FALL BORDERS 150 VMIttltS AT - Keeping the Garden State Green tor SO yean HOCKHOCKSON Open Dally 9 to 6, Incl. Sunday,. CALL THE PHONE NEAREST YOU ON BT. 537 3 Ml. BAST OF 747-2183 681-6746 COLTS HICK UQHT Rt. 71, Monmouth Road,West Long Branch.N.J.Wionc: 201/229-2587 536-9749 776-7662, Optn Dally 10 A.M. to *PM. 462-3421 542-0653 ' New AtlanticI County GOP Head Dislikes Boss Title my vocal chords while holler-' By EWART BOUSE "Farley was head of the or- for change with the organiza- probe of alleged corruption in mid-1950's when he accepted a it:. ganization when leaden were position as trust officer of. the "As chairman of the county ing to the workmen above the tion. Atlantic County government, noise of the equipment. BRIGANTlNE (AP) - the ones who picked the can- On a whole, he dislikes la- Haneman, while not opposed Guarantee Bank in Atlantic government, I took over re- Friends call him "The Velvet didates and called the shots. City. He was serving a clerk- construction of the area after "I've been talking in this bels. to it says he wished 'They'd rasping voice ever since." Frog" because of his raspy That was the way it was done "A reformer is considered get It over and done with." ship at a Newark law firm severe flood damage. We had voice. in his time and that was what someone ahead of the times.. "At the same time, it's im- when be accepted the posi- 104 dump trucks and 30 bull- Also since then, ne has nev- Howard Haneman smiles was expected. I'm not ahead, just in tune portant that indictments not be tion. He's now.senior vice dozers running. I damaged er hollered at anyone. good-numoredly each time he Jut'Chairman' with the times." released on the eve of elec- president of the bank. hears the name. "I consider myself neither He admits there was an in- tions to have an anticipated . Despite his political and so- The smile becomes a frown boss nor leader. The party is itial infighting with Farley for effect on the results," he. cial prominence — he's the and he goes on the defensive run by a 12-member board. chairmanship of the party af- adds. recipient of several humanita- when called "boss" or "lead- I'm the chairman, answerable ter their defeat at the polls. Haneman is a father of four. rian awards, including en" to the other members, who in The 71-year-old Farley says He's also a history buff with Jaycees' "Man of the Year" in 1952 — Haneman says he's KIWANIS Jte'd prefer it if you called tarn are answerable to the he withdrew from that con- plans to publish a book about him "chairman of the board." Republican voters. test, against the advice of 120 the island. History was his not one to take himself too se- And, if tout sounds too offi- "I don't envision myself as of 128 county leaders, because major at Mublenberg College. riously. cial, ''Howard" will do. anything more than just that he wanted to give the younger A graduate of Rutgers Law That's why he smiles when What's in a^riame? A lot, as I think this is a proper adjust- man a chance. School, he once had plans of called "the Velvet Frog," a AUCTION you listen to Haneman empha- ment to the times." Some.party sources say following his father's foot- name pinned on him following size the "basic" difference be- Haneman, a native of this Farley quietly withdrew after steps in the legal sphere. a storm here in 1962. tween him and.ex-state Sen. tiny resort island, describes he conducted a poll that He abandoned those plans in He explains how he came by. Frank "Hap" Farley, the man himself as "a soft sell guy" showed that Haneman was fa- OCTOBER 7th he has replaced as chairman whose low-key style of politi- Howard HaMmaa vored to win. of the Atlantic County Re- cking contrasts sharply with Seeks Hanneoy ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF publican Party.. his predecessor's. remember some of the argu- Haneman doesn't say which 12 NOON "We're all a product of time "I have my own thinking of ments. I enjoyed every min- version is correct. Deter- RUMSONand artd place," says the 44-year- politics 1972," he says. ute of it." mined to reknit and revitalize old former freeholder. And "handpicking" candi- His father served one term the Republican party here, he "Enoch Johnson, who was be- dates for public office isn't his as a legislator, then gave up is careful not to open old NEW SHREWSBURY AT THE fore Farley, was the boss of style. politics for law. Farley contin- wounds, especially since those Atlantic County when bossism Under his chairmanship — ued in politics. opposed to his leadership was the thing. he objects to the-word "re- Father a Judge "have now quieted'down MIDDLETOWN gime" — candidates for the. Ironicaly, the edler Hane- somewhat in the spirit of giv- Sewer Installation November elections were se- man retired as Newj Jersey ing me an opportunity to do FREE ESTIMATES FREE lected by a ballot among par- Supreme Court justice test something." SHOPPING ty officials. year, the same year Farley Seizing that opportunity, he "1st in the Area lor a "This is at was retired by the voters. has drafted organizational 5HDW worfc7' he sass/ "This is not a The younger Haneman was changes that he Intends to Combined total of 82 Years" CENTER See Ad on Page 18 Johnson day or a Farley day, defeated with Farley in last submit to the "board." One of there'll never be a Haneman 'November's election. Farley them calls for enlargement of day." was seeking reelection to the the board to IS members "to BECKER - PATTERSON Hanenaan doesn't admit to Senate and he was making a get a broader spectrum of RAIN DATE OCTOBER 14th : MakeThisA being a Farley protege, bid for the Assembly after, opinion." 747-1464 FAIR HAVEN Columbus Day Weekend though he has been standing serving 15 years as freehol- der, 10 of them as a freehol- About the continuing federal To Remember! in the big man's shadow nearly all his life. His father, der director. , Despite his association with H»he Finst - the old guard, Haneman became assemblymen togeth- doesn't consider himself as International In-Water er. Boat Show Presents being representative of that "I was seven years old clique. then," he recalls. "I used to sit in the Legislature between Neither does he consider my father and Farley and lis- himself a reformer, though he ten to the debates. I can still says he has always worked Prevlewlnp-For the First Time -1973 Boats, Accessories, Equip- ment-From Home and Abroad! Domo Rides, Entertainment, Res- Man, Two Teen-Age Girls SAVING taurant, Parking, Boat Berthing Facilities. Within Easy Reach By CERTIFICATES .Car, Bus, Boatl Approx, 1 Hr. Nabbed on Drugs Charges from New York City. MIDDLETOWN - Patrol- Patrolman Foulks further al- 2-YEAR SeeYouatSEAVIEWi3 man Harold H. Foulks Jr. ar- leges one of the suspects, MATURITY NWHCIPAL HARBOR rested three persons in a Solomon Staten, 25, of 158 El- wooded section adjacent to mwood Ave., Long Branch, Atlantic Highlands, Brookdale Community Col- dropped a manlla envelope New Jersey lege and. charged them with containing less than 25 grams Frl.-Mon.Oct.6-9 possession of marijuana. •of marijuana. Detective Capt. Robert M. Also -charged are Miss Su- 'Oil Hie. 36 Cardan SUIa Parkway SouUiboUnd Exit 117, Northbound Letts reports Patrolman'san Rewls, 18, of 82 Grant •Exit 105. Follow Rle. 38 to Atlantic Highland!. Dally 10 a.m. -10 p.m. Foulks was on routine patrol Court, and Miss Carol C. Mor- SAVING Adults; $3.00 on the campus when he ris, 17, of 12 Seavlew Manor, GOLDEN Children 12 & under: $1.00 spotted the trio, a man and both Long Branch. The CERTIFICATES Spouorcd and Preduc.d by th. N.lionil Auodatlan two teen-age girls, allegedly' ; W Inginc an* 8'»i Manul«clur«rt • SW Sttimbo.1 tot The trio have been released PASSBOOK 1-YEAR passing a marijuana cigarette in * 100 ball each pending a toackanrLforth, „ Municipal Court hearing Oct. MATURITY Upon closer investigation •'12; -., :..-;•• . winners Charges Are Pending On circle Lobster Haul MIDDLETOWN - Charges' are expected to be made to- .day against an area man for the alleged possession of 300 dozen lobster shorts Mon- day.- SAVING Chief Conservation Officer Karl-Kristiansen of the state CERTIFICATES REGULAR Division of Fish, Game and Shell Fisheries is heading an 3-MONTH SAVINGS investigation of a seizure MATURITY Monday, of 3,600 lobsters un- der the minium legal size. The seizure took place at Belford's public dock. Chief Kristiansen said last night charges will be brought against only one man'. He would not name Mm pending " issuance of charges. Mr. Kris- tiansen expects the case will Jbe heard in Municipal Court here in Mid-October. „, •_. Federal and state con- servation officials had a fish- ing boat which they suspected to lightup your spring garden! of baying lobster shorts on PICK-A-WINNER One of the|pyeliestiTiiracles of nature... bulbs that board under surveillance most of Monday. A state Fish and bloom year-after year with a minimum of care.lmported Game Commission helicopter Ityoirhave the savings habit, you're already a winner. And when you save at from Holland'affinest nurseries... they reflect centuries was also used in the surveil- of breeding. All'bulbs of exhibition size and showpiece lance. • • :•• New Jersey National Bank, you're an even bigger winner-here's why: quality to yield larger, more brilliant blossoms. When the boat docked at the Belford pier, Chief Kristian- • Interest compounded daily sen, with eight men, boarded 25 DARWIN MIXED TULIPS-$2.89 the boat and attempted to • Interest paid from day of deposit to day of withdrawal '•••;•' * (May Bloom) seize the* allegedly illegal lob- • Deposits made by the 10th day of each quarter earn Interest from the 1st. 25 RED EMPEROR TULIPS-$2.99 sters. ; • Fighting broke out between • With a 5%. Golden Passbook, you can double your money in less than 14 years (Mid-April Bloom) conservation officials and due to our daily compounding. 8 DWARFWATERLILYTULIPS-$1.29 fishermen after fishermen at- (April Bloom) tempted to dump the boxes of C lobster shorts overboard, the New interest periods are just about to start—so now'sthe best time to aqt. 6 PEONY TULIPS-99 chief said. (Early May Bloom) However, conservation offi- 25 CROCUSES, mixed colors — $1.99 cials were successful in ob- taining 30 boxes of the lob- Here's how to win! (Early April Bloom) sters for evidence. , * 5 FRAGRANT Local police were called to Just bring your present passbook to any office of the scene after fighting HYACINTHS, mixed colors-$1.39 erupted. New Jersey National Bank and we'll do the rest. (Late April Bloom) Ifour all-around bank THEY'LL PAY 25 DAFFODILS FOR A SCARE LONDON (AP) - To AND NARCISSUSES, mixed colors-$3.4& chiefs in the northwest of „ (Mid-April Bloom) gland have found a priceless asset in the spooks and specters OFFICES , of the region's folklore. The MONMOUTH COUNTY: Asbury Park • Deal • Freehold • Howell Township • Long Branch Tourist, Board is thinking of Neptune Township (3) • Ocean Grove • Ooeanport • Ocean Township • West Long Branch drawing up a list of haunted Other Offices in HUNTERDON and MERCER COUNTIES houses, with "star ratings" of Financial Services Olflce-Prlnoaton,N.d. ' the best spots for a spine-chill- ing stay. center ros. Said board director David. 3pen Sunday and every day from i9 to6-Rt.71 .Monmouth Rd, Harrold: "Americans, particu- Pi»« West Long Branch, N. J. Phone: 201/229-2S87 larly, are keen on antiquities — oil ln»ur«no« Ootpontlon and gnosta are a partof this." 12 The DaBy Register, Red Buk-MMdtetmra, It.I. Friday, September tt. Vttl

Register Staff Photo by Don Lord] POWBracelets:SymbolicHandcuffsof Concern

IVAN H. FALK Senator Edward M. Kennedy got a list of 368 names of Fashions come and fashions go. POWs from Hanoi and it has since identified 34 more prison- One of the newer ones is wearing a nickel or copper brace- ers. let around the wrist, and it is one that all wearers hope will go The Pentagon says the list is far from complete, and that out of style soon. there are many more Americans behind barbed wire. Some of Each of the bracelets bears the name of an American who these men have been missing for seven years. Is either missing in action in Vietnam or who is being held The bracelets help to finance public interest in the POW- prisoner by the North Vietnamese or Viet Cong. MIA problem. They are a creation of VIVA — Voices in Vital Whenever a person puts one on, he makes a silent vow America — which is a nationwide, non-profit and mostly a stu- never to remove it until the missing American is returned to dent volunteer organization. It has 60 salaried workers and his country — or it becomes obvious that he will never return about 30,000 volunteers. because the North Vietnamese or Viet Cong have proved that With the money it gets from bracelets, VIVA finances a he is dead. campaign which keeps the plight of POWs before the eyes of Some have made vows that the bracelet will never come off the country. Its bumper stickers are now a common sight on until all the POWs or MIAs have been returned regardless of cars throughout the country. the fate of the man whose name is on the bracelet. Its posters and brochures pour out of its offices in huge People — and there are close to two million of them now — quantities. There are two presidential candidates, and one of put them on for many reasons: to show concern, involvement, them is wearing a bracelet Look for it. iympathy or even pride. Bracelets Are Sold Korean Memorial Locally, the Shore POW Action Committee handles the As a Korean War veteran, I wear one in memory of the 389 sale of bracelets, and it has a hard time keeping a supply of Americans, some of whom were my friends, who disappeared them on hand. The only advertising they received is the sight into limbo after that war ground to a halt Many of these men of one on somebody's wrist. That one usually leads to several were known to be prisoners but were never returned. Even more. ($2.50 for silver, $3.00 for copper). today, more than 19 years after the end of that war, North Many people want to know about the man whose name is Korea still refuses to verify their fate. on the bracelet, and a fact sheet about him can be provided. Bracelet wearers don't want a repetition of Korea. Some people say, "I'd rather not know. Just tell me what hap- There are about 1,700 men either missing in action or pens to him." known to be prisoners. Of these, more than 1,200 are carried as Most of the names are those of Air Force or Navy pilots MIA(Missing in Action) because Hanoi refuses to give infor- Yet, there are others: infantrymen, helicopter crewmen, Ma- mation about them. Some are believed to be POWs — at least rines, and even civilians. In addition to the name, the bracelet the Pentagon says it has information that they have been cap- gives the date the man was either captured or listed as miss- tured even if Hanoi has not verified it. ing in action. And that is really the reason for the bracelets — a sym- Family Operation bolic handcuff that binds your permanently to the problem. In this area, the Maher family of Rumson is virtually a North Vietnam did sign the 1949 Geneva Convention which family operation for the distribution of the bracelets. Thomas provides for humane treatment of prisoners of war. However, R. Maher, his wife and four daughters sometimes work until it has consistently refused to allow inspection of its FW camps, after midnight making sure the bracelets get to people who has' hindered the flow of mail and has even refused to deliver have ordred them from the Shore POW Action Committee packages sent via the routes it has specified.. Mr. Maher is a TWA pilot, but more important, is a former The Viet Cong did not sign the convention (they have no Air Force pilot who wears the bracelet of a friend from those legal governmental power), but if Hanoi loosened up, the VC Air Force days. would obviously follow suit. They always do follow the lead of In addition, the Mahers — and other members of the com- North Vietnam. mittee — disseminate bumper stickers and other literature Pressure Is Working about the POW problem and arrange for things like the flyover Apparently, the only way to get through to Hanoi is by at the Red Bank Firemen's parade. They — and others — have pressure, and there has been some evidence recently that determined that the issue will never be forgotten until it no pressure is working — slowly — but working. longer exists. There have not been any pictures lately of captured Amer- The bracelet knows no politics. It is worn by people of all icans being put on exhibit in North Vietnamese cities or vil- sides of the political spectrum. lages. There were exhibitions of this type — a type of Oriental It is not exceptionally pretty, so it does not owe its popu- traveling zoo — back in the early days. larity to looks. Hanoi has been making an effort to release films through The fact that so many Americans are wearing it can only neutral sources — films which show Americans happily at play be attributed to one thing — concern. R«9HUr Stuff P1wt» while in captivity. Usually, the same few faces are seen in The quicker it goes out of fashion, the happier we will all CONCERNED FAMILY - Thomas R. Maher, his wife, Helen, and four daughters, Kim, 12; Krista, 4; each film. be. Kelly, 10, with 'Daisy' and Kathy, 13, of Rumson, sometimes work until after midnight making sure the prisoner of war bracelets get to people who have ordered them from the Shore POW Action Com- mittee. You Ha ve to Take It Seriously To Be a Good Shopper Today By JEAN SHARP priced ones may not match the expensive per serving because times as much as you pay when TORONTO (AP) — Ifothers in aging or good trim- you use more of it. you buy a bag of baking po- you'd like to save money ming. "If you buy frozen fillets of tatoes. And foil is a bad thing to food shopping, leave the "Fruits and vegetables can fish, you get four servings to store potatoes in; you can get be expensive at certain times of the pound because there is no black rot inside because of the children at home and eat before the year; we're all tempted by you go. waste." moisture. •„ out-of-season, imported pro- Miss Stang says it pays to "It's not always true that thd Judy Stang offers the sug-duce. Again, it's very impor- gestions as short-term ways to know prices so that you know larger the size the. cheaper tant that you get quality for the when a special really is a spe- something is per unit. It de-, help you resist expensive im- money. Sometimes a local pulse buys. cial, and even then, buy care- pends partly on what is thfli store or a roadside stand can fully. most popular unit. Sometimes "All the things that appeal to give you better quality than a "Buy what you need. If you it's cheaper to buy the smalleij children are at their eye level, supermarket. can't store food properly or eat size of instant coffee, because and it's hard to tell a little "Be familiar with when local it fast enough, a special might fellow he can't have some ce- more people do so. ! produce comes on the market." not be special for you." "Most people don't really; real he wants." There are times when canned Learn enough about meats On a longer-range basis, she read instructions or labels unf Regliler Stall Pholo | or frozen fruits and vegetables and produce to know what less something goes wrong/. HELPING HANDS — Pitching in with the mailing of prisoner of war bracelets from its part-time base suggests looking at your shop- can be a better buy than fresh you're buying and how to use it, Read the labels on frozen din- of operations at the Community YMCA In Red Bank, are members of the Shore POW Action Com- ping habits. Miss Stang is direc- produce. and consider how it's presented ners, for instance, because they tor of consumer interests for "People sometimes make to you. mittee, left to right, Mrs. William Ogden, Belford; Mrs. James FInnerty and Mrs. Gerald Einloth, both the Ontario Food Council, a list ingredients in order o( of Lincroft; Mrs. Peg Walker, Red Bank, Thomas R. Maher and Mrs. Maher, Rumson. price comparisons that really "Look at potatoes wrapped quantity. You can get a fait marketing arm of the provin- aren't accurate. For instance, in a plastic bag or you might idea of how much meat is in if cial department of agriculture. people look at the price per 'find when you get them home and how much you're paying} "People are very price con- pound of food rather than price that you have green potatoes. for it." . 1 scious, but sometimes they Plastic bags let the light in; you DANCE per serving. A roast might have • But she says some cake Pleasant Valley Day don't look at the quality they're a ten-cents-a-pound difference may be better with a paper bag. getting." mixes make a cheaper cake" between bone in and bone out, "When you buy foil-wrapped than you can make starting For instance, one store may but the bone out could be less potatoesf you're paying 10 • Acrobatic • GymnatUc offer steaks at a lower price from scratch,.. • Balance Beam At Raceway Oct. 7 than another but the lower- HOLMDEL - The Pleasant a blanket to the owner of the Valley Preservation Com- winner of the George M. 493-4022 1 TENNIS IS OUR RACQUET mittee announces that Oct. 7 Patchen Trot. 2113Rt.35,OAKHURST I Get Ready for the will be the second annual Mrs. Jerome Rabe, here, is - FREE - — Indoor Season Pleasant Valley Day at Free- chairman of this event, assist- ESTIMATES • DESIGN Bring this ad in for hold Raceway. ed by Mrs. Richard Gottlieb DRAWINGS ' VIST FACTORY ft SHOWROOM 10% discount on all mdsc The event is in com- and Mrs. Homer May, also of »-I Dolly 10-5 Sot; (excluding lulls) • Twirling memoration of the great New Holmdel, and Mrs. James Pel- «-»w.d«Frl. thru 10/16/72 SPECIAL CLASSES Jersey-bred trotter, George lett and Mrs. Alyce Lathrop, For 2 and 3 yr. Olds M. Patchen, foaled in the of Marlboro. Calvin Hart, Marlboro Township section of Holmdel, will be master of I KITCHEN'I'MASTERS} RmgMw Now! Pleasant Valley in 1849. ceremonies. ALL AGES INCL. TEENS Joseph H. Rowan will be in Anyone interested in Joining KITCHENS ARE BiTTER AT KM and ADULTS Her* are 3 Reasons .„. Expert Instruction the winner's circle to present the Pleasant Valley group for Reasonable Rales lunch and an afternoon of har- a Carved Solid Wood Cora LITTLE SILVER 042-3838 All Balls ness racing may obtain ticket Deeply Sculptured Dnigit Open 10- 5 p.m. $8.00 doz. FREE information from this com- LEAH MAUER mittee. SCHOOL OF DANCE 5HDW Drug Addiction Problem? 37 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK Call 988-8333. For Help Day or 747-0552 * See Ad on Page 18 Night. I The Daly Beglrter, -MI«fletow»,NJ.Frflay, Setter 2»,lfB IS w: I' Facing Problem of Drugs

By DR. JAMES M. LONG the drug user an additional amount of guilt be- cause be feels responsible for the marital conflict. A few years ago when most of us read about Family Counselor Waning Slgis drugs, we were quite doubtful about the extent of How can we know when a child might be start- the problem. This skepticism has been replaced ing the drug habit? The following is a simplied list with a more reasonable awareness of their wide which may indicate drug use. use. Few, if any, communities have remained free If we can view the family as a system, then it is pos- A youngster's change in habits and interest of the problem; and many community leaders and sible to understand that one member in trouble will with increased general lethargy. parents nave indicated their deep concern. It is dif- have some effect upon the system (family). The A change in interest in physical appearance. ficult to pinpoint the number of users; but knowl- difference between families makes it impossible to Certainly a change in speech should be noted. edgeable sources feel that most youngsters even- prescribe any type of general cure. The changing A change in friends from old associations to tually will have some contact with drugs. This times require today's answers, not yesterday's so- new. shocking statement is somewhat less threatening if lutions. It is with this purpose in mind that the fol- Secrecy and unexplained departure from we can believe that after an initial experience, lowing suggestions are given. home, or an increased number of telephone calls. many of mem will reject the "drug culture." First, parents should become knowledgeable Missing money or property within a family This raises the question of how to cope with the about drugs. Most youngsters, in general, have should be noted. drug problem when we realize that oar own son or some idea about their use, expected behavior, and It is not easy to know if a youngster is using daughter will be faced with a decision to use or re- the feeling obtained by using drugs. When parents drugs, but these are a few signs to look for. For ject drugs. From past experience, it is believed discuss drugs with their children, it is unwise to this reason it is recommended that the initial step that the use of drugs is one of a number of ways in- bluff, threaten, or use scare tactics. Angry con- is to ask him if he is using&rugs. Surprising, often dividuals cope with apparent unsolvable, personal frontations will result in the youngster's withdrawal, times, the young adult will acknowledge that he is problems. There seems to be a relationship be- and the parents will soon become frustrated. When using drugs. Most important' is the approach used ' tween a youngser's background and his use of they find themselves unable to deal with the young- and the way in which the family opens lines of drugs. A broken home, parental conflict, or possi- ster's problem, they may throw him or her out of communication. The right approach is the only bly a dominating or ineffective parent appear to the house. Or perhaps, they will turn on each other way to assist the user to overcome his problem.

have some realtion to a youngster's use of drugs. with accusations and counter-accusations. Each • * • * For others the use of drags merely represents an claiming that the other has failed as a parent. The Dr. Loag win be happy to answer any ques- Interest in experimenting for themselves. result is that the youngster's problem is not at- tion directed to him la care of The Dally Register, Each family is unique and is comprised of tacked, and now there is a strain on the marriage. Bed Bad, NJ. t77IL CaafUentlality will be re- members with similar, but different requirements. Sometimes the strain between the parents causes spected. R«Wti«r $loll Pint* COCKTAILS AT THE KAPLANS' — Savoring completion of plans for the Oct. 28 6:30 to 9 p.m. cocktail party planned by Greater Red Bank Section, National Council of Jewish Women are, from left, Mrs. Larry Eiseman, Little Silver, AArs. Jack Kaplan and AArs. Ira Friedman, Rumson, and Mrs. Arthur P. Siegfried, AAiddletown. Mrs. Siegfried is chairman of the party that will be in Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan's River Road home, Silver Point. It will mark the close of a special event benefit for which Mrs. Eiseman and Cheese Cake to Cheer About Mrs. Friedman are chairmen. Others.on the party committee are Mrs. Theodore Willner, Middletown; Mrs. Aaron Rassas and Mrs. Robert Gold, Little Silver; Mrs. Thomas Westerman, Rumson, and Mrs. Saul Diamond, Red Bank. By BARBARA GIBBONS MB PACKAGE CALORIES Ordinary Cream cheese 840 Eight and tight! FOOT, four and four! Nenfchatel cheese 552 That's not a football cheer; It's an easy The Slim Gourmet "Imitation" cream cheese 432 September Brides way to remember the recipe for a -fabulous The new low-calorie cream cheese isnt cheesecake that features all the flavor of available everywhere yet Manufacturers are cream cheese at only a fraction of its calories. blender on high speed until smooth .and test-marketing it in different areas to see if Fierro-Mocci Now that IS something tochee r about! creamy. Spoon carefully into a prepared gra- consumers will be put off by that nasty world, KEYPORT - Miss Dianne Miss Joanne A. Mocci was That cryptic code refers to the basic in- ham cracker crust. Place in a very slow 275- "imitation" — a Federal label requirement be- Elizabeth Mocci and Frank maid of honor for her sister. gredients: low-fat cream cheese substitute, degree.pven and bake_one hour. Turn off the cause it doesn't meet the minimum standards Fierro were married here Sat- The bridesmaids were the cottage cheese, sugar, milk and eggs. Add a heat and leave in the oven to cool for one more for fat content It tastes exactly the same, and urday in St. Joseph's Catholic- Misses Jo Ann Jankowski, crumb crust, some flavorings and you've got it hour. Chill before serving. Makes eight has far less fat and more protein than ordinary Church. The Rev. Kevin Sandy Scber and Patricia made! servings, 190 calories each. cream cheese, so this is a case where the so- Crowley officiated and cele- Kierro, sister of the bride- Most packaged or frozen cream cheese One tablespoon of canned strawberry or called imitation is better than the "real thing." brated the Nuptial Mass. groom. cakes weigh in at a whopping 450 to 500 ca- ' cherry pie filling spooned, on top of a wedge of (Don't be a jump-to-conclusion consumer when There was a reception in the Mark Fierro, the bride- lories a slice, but this even-better-tasting des- cheesecake adds about 15 calories.) you see the word "imitation" on a label. In Roman Inn, Hazlet. groom's brother, was best sert is under 200 calories. LOW-CALORIE CRtJMB CRUST - blend some cases the product contains less of a calo- The bride is the daughter of man. The ushers were Terry - CREAM CHEESE CAKE three tablespoons of softened diet margarine ricalry undesirable ingredient. Bnttcrfat in ice Mr. and Mrs. John Mocci, 71 Donahue and Ernest Pizzi. 8 ounces low-calorie cream cheese or with three-quarters cup of packaged graham cream, far example ... or sugar in jam and Lower Main St., Matawan. The bridegroom served a Nenfchatel (see note below) cracker crumbs. Press into the sides and bot- jellies.)- The bridegroom is the son of one-year lour of duty in Viet- 8 ounces low-fat cottage cheese tom of a nine-inch pie plate. Bake in a 40(We- • *• Mrs. Jean Fierro, 10 Rt. 34, nam while in the Army. He is 4 tablespoons sugar gree overn for five minutes before filling. Southern "Fried" Chicken, Chicken a la Matawan, and the late Mr. now employed at Ft. Mon- 4eggs LOW CALORIE CREAM CHEESE King, Chow Mein and more! For slimmed- Frank M. Fierro. mouth. 4 tablespoons skim milk To get the flavor of cream cheese without down versions of these favorites send a 2 teaspoons vanilla the calories, use either low-fat Neufchatel stamped, self-addressed envelope and 25 cents .pinch of butter-flavor salt cheese (a part-skim taste-alike) or the new to SLIM GOURMET CHICKEN RECIPES, in Mesmer-Edmonds low-calorie crumb crust (redpe below) low-calorie "imitation" cream cheese. Here's care of this newspaper, 50 West Shore Trail, HAZLET — St. John's tha Edmonds and Peter Combine all the pie Ingredients in yon* how they compare: Sparta, N J. 0787L United Methodist Church was. Charles Mesmer. The Rev. . Mrs. Frank Flerra the setting here Sept. 9 for the Norman R'. Riley officiated. (The former Dianne Mocci) marriage of Miss Janet Mar- There,was a reception in the Colts Neck Inn. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ed- monds, West St., Union Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mesmer, 101 Park Deeper Problems in Self-Punishment Ave., West Keansburg. Mrs. David Vaughn was ma- tron of honor for her sister. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Bruce Mesmer, the Dear Ann Landers: I am a injure myself permanently — ' of eating everything in sight. services and refreshments to bridegroom's sister-in-law, college student who is in des- if I haven't already done so. They also ask to use the tele- outsiders — unless, of course, Miss Rosemary Aequisto, perate need of help. I have I hope you will consider my phone and the copying ma- the boss instructs you to do Miss Judy Allen, Miss Donna been stuffing myself secretly problem seriously even Ann Landers chine. It's difficult to say no so. Ask him and follow his in- Gallagher and Miss Theresa until I get sick and then I though it sounds weird. You but we've decided that's what structions. Mesmer, the bridegroom's sis- make myself throw up. This are the only one I dare con- we're going to say from now Confidential to Hard Luck ter. has been going on nearly ev- fide in. And please dont sug- that the whistler might not re- several of us who take turns on. Helen Who Needs A Break: If Carol Ann Gallagher was ery day for two years. I want gest a psychiatrist I have no alize site's doing it? I say, quit buying candy and cookies -+• These are the same freeloa- you want a helping hand I flower girl and Edward Case money. Thank yon. — S.S. horsing around and TELL something to nibble on during suggest you look at the end of was ring bearer. very much to stop this terrible the day. I don't mean junk — ders who never buy a paper, habit but something comes Windy City HER. — Devoted But Dis- but they always read your col- your sleeve. God helps those Bruce Mesmer, the bride- Dear S.S.: The questions appointed ini Yon I mean good treats. When who help themselves. . over me and I just have to do salesmen and clients have to umn — over someone else's groom's twin brother, was it. that must be resolved are Dear D But D: Yon are shoulder on a train or a bus. How much do you know best man. The ushers were Mrs. Peter Mesmer these: Why are yon in- wait in the outer offices for an about pot, LSD, cocaine, (The former Janet Edmonds) . Sometimes my head aches right I blew it Your answer appointment with one of the How about a word from Howard Eastmond, Jay Du- , and my stomach hurts some- capacitating yourself in order sounds more like me than you, Ann? Are we justified in speed, meth, uppers and ran, Joseph Shavfler, Michael INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR to justify your inadequacies? bosses we offer them coffee . thing awful from the severe mine. Sorry I fell on my face. or tea and try to make them telling those moochers that downers, glue and heroin? Parson and Richard Case. PORT MONMOUTH - The * racking when 1 vomit. I'm af- ' Why the self punishment on a Thanks for the lift comfortable. the phones and copying equip- Are all drugs dangerous? Get The bride attended Keyport Ladies Auxiliary of the Port raid if I don't stop this I will daily basis? Psychiatric help ment are not available for ann Landers' new booklet, High School and is employed Monmouth First Aid Squad needn't cost anything if you Dean Ann Landers: We A few of our frequent cal- "Straight Dope on Drugs." . have a great .office. There are lers have gotten into the habit their use? And what about the at Bayshore Stationers, Key- will have its annual United are a student The fee yon pay treats? Is it naughty of us to For each booklet ordered, port. Mr. Mesmer attended Nations Smorgasbord Friday, DANCING for health services usually in- ditch them? — Huddle In The send a dollar bill plus a long, Raritan High School and is Oct. 6, at 8 p.m. in the fire- Ballet Acrobatic cludes counseling. Get going. Hancock. self-addressed envelope (16c employed by New York Air- house. Mrs. Anthony Zigarelli The self-induced vomiting is a Dear H.H.: Yon girls are postage) to Ann Landers, Box ways, Newark. and Mrs. Robert Wolfrum are Tap Jaxx Toe symptom of deeper problems. 3346, Chicago. 111. 60654. Character It's A Date under no obligation to offer The couple honeymooned in chairman and co-chairman, Dear Ann Landers: You Hawaii and reside here. respectively. Modern blew it Someone writes in Children From 3 Up about a creepy dame in an of- CAKE SALE PTA MEETING Thomas-Donahue Clatt and fice who whistles all day long LITTLE SILVER - The NEW MONMOUTH - The NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Salomon Brothers. He re- Private Lei tons to piped-in music (off key, Little Silver PTA will have Mater Dei PTA will meet Mary Janet Donahue, daugh- ceived master's degrees from DID YOUR CHILD yet) and you suggest ear three gourmet bake sales to- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Oxford University and the plugs or that "you ask that morrow from 9 a.m. to noon. school cafeteria. E. Donahue, 11 Second Ave., University of Chicago. Mrs. your deak be moved." If an The locations are the Point Port Monmouth, was married Thomas, an alumna of Red HAVE PROBLEMS IN employe had a problem that' Road School and WEO, Little Saturday here in St. Mary's Bank Catholic High School required a deodorant would Silver, and the Shop-Rite, Auxiliary Is Catholic Church, to Rhodri and New York School of Inte- SCHOOL LAST YEAR? you suggest a gas mask? Shrewsbury. James Alban Thomas of New rior Designing, is employed If you had to work alongside by Findlay Galleries, New MOTHER'S TEA 20 Years Old York City. He is the son of DON'T WAIT — Learning problems won't someone who whistled con- NEW MONMOUTH — St. RED BANK - The Ladies Mr. and Mrs. Hector A. York. stantly, you'd blow your Mary's PTA win have a Moth- Auxiliary of B.P.O. Elks Thomas of Cardiff, Wales, rsimply disappear. gourd. It is noise pollution at er's Tea Monday from. 9:30 to marked its 20th anniversary who attended the ceremony. ACT NOW - Call EBRONIX LEARNING its worst. Did it occur to you 10:30 a.m. for the mothers of at a dinner given by the Mr. Thomas is an ear, nose CENTER today tor FREE diagnostic testing . first grade children and of Lodge in the Elks Home, and throat surgeon in Cardiff. MOCIK children who are new to the here. Joseph Magnotti. ex- Msgr. Robert T. Bulman of- MUSK &DANG STUDIOS school. Refreshments will be alted ruler, congratulated the ficiated at the ceremony, as- EBRONIX LEARNINGS CENTERS provide served and musical entertain- women. sisted by the Rev. James B. UOUonor

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\ \v If x ' 1! li 1 H •1 Hk h iiiiiinimiinimi 1 Bed Bank-Middletown, N.J. Friday, September 21,197215 Ida Gerard Didn't Try for Role Of Nora in Ibsen's 'Doll's House9 STATE By BETTE SPERO Gerard used a 4-5 speed .record, of never missing a graphic "press" camera, with deadline. SHREWSBURY - When 4x5 sheet negative. In 1966, "It was another challenge. 19th Century Norwegian play- Business when in her opinion blade and And we won," she said.. wright Henrik Ibsen was pen- white film became obsolete Understandably, she works McGovern Registry Lags ning "A Doll's House," the Personality for weddings, she turned to a seven days a week. Weekends plight of a woman trying to graphic XL, with coldr roll are spent on filming sports' TRENTON — Supporters of Sen. George McGovern in BrauiuimiHiniiiiniiouuiiiiiiiiiuuiuiiiB New Jersey are apparently lagging well behind their goal in a assert her identity amidst a film and subcontracted the activities. She works straight drive to register new voters for the Nov. 7 election. sea of male supremacy, he nation would seemingly sum it color development. through Saturday and Sunday. A major deadline for voter registration passed last night. was hardly thinking of photo- up. Only she makes it sound She viewed her wedding with eight full time employes Barring a ruling by the courts, citizens can still register.be- grapher Ida Gerard. simple. business with both personal and 10 film "runners," and tween now and Oct. 10, but only to vote in the presidential race For Mr. Ibsen, in criticizing "I've been a photographer and professional pride. wakes up just in time Monday and not in state and local contests. the 19th Century tenet that since 1959. I needed the mon- "I had' a proven record. I to clean the equipment. Although no official figures were available from the secre- women's place was only in the ey to put my daughter never lost a wedding," she That chore, which includes tary of state's office, leaders of the McGovern campaign esti- home (preferably the bed- through college," Mrs. Gerard commented. "And my wed- conditioning and removing mated that the total new voters fell well short of the Demo- room, nursery and kitchen of explained. dings never forgot the name, chemicals from a 12-foot long, • cratic goal of 250,000 to 300,000. that home), seemingly sup- What sort of training did of their photographer. It was 4-foot high, and 4-foot wide One McGovern worker estimated that 95,000 new voters posed that women, like his he- she have as a photographer? all on a personal basis. I processor (a piece of equip- had been registered as of Monday, three days before the dead- roine Nora, would have to "None. I didn't have time or. couldn't say there goes $300 or ment worth $27,000), is done line. make a gradual transition the money to go to photo- $400 walking down the aisle." by Mrs. Gerard ("That's why from chief cook and bot- 'graphy school," Mrs. Gerard If she had to choose one se- I wear sleeveless blouses. I "We're not doing as well in New Jersey as we wantedto." tlewasher to commercial com- he said. 'recalled. "I took a camera cret of her success, she would have to get my hands down • petitor. apart and put it back together; say her ability to shoot fast, deep."). It takes all day Mon- The latest polls have shown President Nixon with a ru- again to see how it worked.! naway lead of more than one million votes over his Democrat- But a bit more than a cen- sans the strain of constant day. tury later, Mrs. Gerard, see- Then 1 practiced shooting my posing and reposing. Tuesday through Friday, ic rival in New Jersey, a crucial swing state assigned top pri- son in his pajamas for three ority by both parties. mingly born independent, has "Don't annoy the people you the firm concentrates on itii proven the learned play- days until I got the light, and are photographing," was her bank customers, which Mrs. wright's predictions cautious, everything else, right. And cardinal rule. Gerard estimates numbers in Horn Backs Rival for Post to say the least. And the 55- then I said 'Now I'm a photo- grapher.'" Former Dislike the "hundreds." The job en- TRENTON — A man considered one of the most likely year-old grandmother, who As a matter of fact, before, tails processing films of rob- Democratic candidates for speaker of the Assembly in 1973 speaks often and affec- Was Receptionist necessity called, she said she beries and forgeries ("the has withdrawn from contention for the post and thrown his tionately of her family, hasn't Actually, Mrs. Gerard start- banks' biggest problem"). had to shed her husband or hated photography, or at least "support to last year's Democratic candidate. ed in an area studio as a re- being photographed, because "The work isn't hard. It's Democratic Assembly Floor Leader John Horn, of Cam- two children, as Nora did, to ceptionist but said that, after_ just a nuisance if it happens prove women are as good, if 1 it was such an annoying, time- den County, said yesterday he won't seek the post himself but a week, she offered to buy 50 consuming venture. at the wrong time of the day," instead will back Assemblyman Howard Woodson, of Mercer not better, than men in the .per cent of the business. In she said. "If there's a rob- marketplace. She reversed the trend. At . County. 1961, she decided to go on her. one point in her studio career, bery, the FBI will track you In a letter to the members of the Democratic Assembly Sizable Share own and founded the Gerard down, and make you'process Studio which she turned over' there was a day when 15 caucus Horn said he had seriously considered seeking the In Mrs. Gerard's case, she brides' pictures were printed the film no matter what time • Speaker's chair but had changed his mind because of personal owns a sizable share of that .to her nephew, Joel Gerard, of day or night it is." two years ago. PHdTOGRAPHY PRO — Ida Gerard, owner of in a local newspaper. Mrs. ' considerations. marketplace. Now that share Tech Films, Hightstown/ and former owner of Ge- Gerard had photographed 13 "I have never refused, To accomplish the election of a Democratic speaker. Horn is Tech Films which, with a Incidentally, Mrs. Gerard rard Photography/ Shrewsbury, reverses her pho- of them.' though I have wanted to said he would favor readmitting a small Assembly faction laboratory in Hightstown, did not indulge in the three- tographer's role to be a subject for a Daily Regis- She speaks often of "my sometimes," she added. "I which bolted the Democratic caucus last January to help elect Mercer County, sells and de- day wonder technique with ter photograph by Don .Lord!. brides, my grooms," and tells suppose If I were a man, I Thomas Kean, R-Essex, the present speaker. velops film for high school, her nephew but insisted he go would just tell them, though!" to photography school and sundry stories of how she, college and community athlet- .tures at her own daughter's. "I cried all night. I was photographically, overcame Feminity Stressed ic activities and bank secu- work in another studio as well [ wedding where she broke her scared to death," she reniem- But though Mrs. Gerard feels rity. as serving a year's appren- such obstacles as one bride See Zoning Bars Tumbling hardfast rule: she cried. bered. "Then, the next day, I being in a wheelchair, another she could best any man in the Before Mrs. Gerard went- ticeship with her before he There was another time she took 80 pictures, and they .business world, she stresses TRENTON — Zoning laws in the state are no longer valid took over the local business. with crossed eyes, in order to and eventually will be replaced by a higher authority, accord- into that venture full time cried, profusely. Most of the were 80 perfect pictures." give them "perfect" remem- her feminity — though she ad- ing to the North Jersey Conservation Foundation. four years ago, she owned and Mrs. Gerard, who had six to wedding photography was Mrs. Gerard thinks her brances of their wedding day. mits, "A girl does my house- "The courts are surely going to continue declaring local operated Gerard Photo- eight men photographers being done by her employes comparative inexperience In fact, it was through one of work because I don't have the zoning invalid so long as they find the ordinances arbitrary graphy, a studio here that •working for her in order to while Mrs. Gerard handled worked in her favor because her "grooms," an assistant time for It." She has her red and lacking sufficient basis in environmental and social specialized in wedding photo- handle usual weekend vol- portraits and other studio- she was a novice; she "bent coach at a South Jersey high dish hair coiffurcd regularly needs," the. foundation asserted in a report issued yesterday. graphy. umes of at least 10 weddings, business work. But one day, over backwards" being so school, that Mrs. Gerard went' at the hairdresser and, for a The report, the first of six being prepared by the private, And what was Mrs. Ge- said she never tired of the an employe called in sick, and careful she wouldn't make a into sports filming in 1964. recent interview, her blueish* rard's backing for such grand- whole "down the aisle" rou- she had to shoot the wedding, mistake. green eyes were com- non profit organization, is designed to instruct municipal offi- tine. In fact, she took the pic- The coach asked her to film cials and citizens on zoning and land-use policies based on en- iose ventures? Sheer determi- her first, alone. When she first started, Mrs. a football game. She did. And plemented with eye shadow. vironmental, social and economic factors. from there on out, she started At the interview outset, she getting calls from other apologized for her attire of Fire Unit's schools. blue, sleeveless shell blouse; Won't Ask PATH Fare Hike Celebration For four years, while she yellow slacks, and yellow-, MORRISTOWN — The Port Authority of New York and still had the studio, she sold white patent leather shoes. New Jersey has no immediate plans to ask for a fare increase film and development to 14 "Excuse me for being, on PATH trains, State Assemblywoman Ann Klein, D-Morris, schools, and occasionally film- dressed this way. I am not On Television wearing a dress, like a wom- said last night. NEW YORK - Red Bank's ed games herself, although she preferred to teach others, an," Mrs. Gerard' said. "But Mrs. Klein said she was given that assurance during a celebration of the 100th anni- this is what I wear to work. I meeting in New York earlier in the day with several executive versary of its Fire Depart- such as teachers and students, to do that part. wear a dress when I go out - staff members of the Port Authority. ment will be featured on the never." Authority Commissioner Philip Hofmann said about two Joe Franklin television show, Delivery System She has one week's vacation weeks ago that the commission was considering increasing the Channel 9, at 2 p.m. today and Her routine then consisted a year, after football season, fare from 30 cents to 75 cents on the commuter trains plying at 1:30 a.m. tomorrow. of picking up film on Satur- when she visits relatives hi In- between New Jersey and New York. At the time Gov. William Taped films "of the parade days, driving it to Sport Film, diana, Texas and Florida. T. Cahill said he would never accept a 45-cent increase but will be shown, and Red Bank Paterson, for processing, and "But I have to be back by that some increase might be necessary. Fire Chief Gary Corson wul driving it back to area pick-up ' Dec. 7 because then basket- The Port Authority took over the old Hudson & present Franklin with a fire points Sunday morning. Railroad in 1962. ball is here," she says. chief's hat, and will also con- By 1968, she decided she She doesn't care to reveal Mrs. Klein said she was satisfied after reading the author- fer honorary membership in would have to discontinue ity's annual report yesterday and after studying the financial the dollar volume of her busi- the department on him. football or "do it correctly." ness. But she doesn't hesitate report of PATH "that there is no justification for any in- Also to be featured on the SOJ with knowledge she had crease." to cite the strong efforts of show will be The Amazing garnered from her Sport Film her husband, who handles the Randi of Rumson. liaison, she opened Tech firm's color end while doubl- Cahill Snips Red Tape Arrangements for the tele-«ci Films. She credits her hus- ing as "troubleshooter," and vision taping of the parade PREMIERE CONTEST JUDGES — Eatontown's first sidewalk art show Is band, Milton, a retail clothier, TRENTON — A 67-year-old invalid confined to a nursing all her employes ("I bless were made by Miss Dorothy. scheduled for tomorrow. Joining sculptor John Calabro of Northvale as and her son Robert, then a them every day of the home in New York State for the past several years has won a Ingling of the Colony House judges will be Paul Daniel Ortlip, left, and Robert Paul McGeehan, right, high school student, with 30-yeaf battle with the State of New Jersey — sort of. week"). who said costs were paid by both of Englewood. Professionals or amateurs who would like to exhibit building the lab. Many Activities Harold McFarland has been trying since 1942 to obtain a Russell Oldsmobile-Cadillac; should contact the Greater Eatontown Area Chamber of Commerce. "Milton's not a carpenter, 50-cent refund he claims the state owes him as a rebate on a Before her business foray, Central Jersey Bank; United There are categories for "pre-teens, crafts, portrait or figure, oil land- or a mechanic, or an elec- Mrs... Gerard was seemingly birth certificate for which he allegedly was overcharged. Counties Trust Company; Ma- scape, oil still Ufe. watercolors, abstract and sculpture. trician, but he and my son, : But earlier this week, state Officials here said they would just as much or an ldefati- rine View Savings and Loan with one carpenter helping gable dynamo, being actively not pay the rebate unless McFarland produced a receipt for Association; Fred D. Wikoff them, built that lab in four the birth certificate, a stipulation McFarland was unable to involved in civic, political and Co.; Lawes Coal Co.; Pro- months," Mrs. Gerard said. charitable endeavors. meet. gressive Life Insurance Co.; The lab now services foot- Upon learning of the state's decision, McFarland told "That's part of life," she Maimone Brothers and others. Historic Sites Tour ball filming for 160 high commented. "I just couldn't newsmen he had hoped to purchase a pack of cigarettes with schools in 14 New Jersey the rebate. Leonardo Man counties, as well as colleges see a woman crawling into Yesterday, Gov. William T. Cahill wrote to McFarland to and Pop Warner leagues. She her cubbyhole and being stais- announce that he had found a solution to the problem — sort Cleared by Jury also services several soccer fied with it," Of. • Planned on Sunday teams. She doesn't see why any- FREEHOLD — John Nel- other women should be satis- "It is regrettable that the fiscal requirements of the state son, 29 Oakwood Road, Leon- Generally, Tech Films sells are such that proof of payment must be shown before a refund FREEHOLD - Six old of Lenox china used in the and old pressed glasses at the the schools film and process- fied either. ardo, has been acquitted of houses, two churches, and a White House and carvings of Errickson home on Monument "What has bothered me all on any type of purchase or service can be made." the gover- breaking into a Locust home ing and teaches them the nec- nor wrote. one-room schoolhouse will be song birds, owls, and hawks Road. essary camera skills to film these years is that I couldn't Sept" 9,1971. open to the public Sunday by Thomas Carlock of Rum- see that man is superior to a Mr. Nelson was accused of Also included in the tour games. from 1-5 p.m. during the son. * will be Rosewell, the home of woman in accomplishing any- Reserves Post Demands breaking into the home of fourth annual tour of historic Other displays include two Easier Assignments thing," Mrs. Gerard said. Mary Hughes, 29 Red Coach Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Page, PLAINFIELD — The 20-member Police Reserve in this homes sponsored by the Bat- antique cars at the Gike house III on Burlington Road; and She said games are a lot "They both have arms and Union County community is threatening to withhold its ser- Lane. tleground Historical Society. on W. Main St., and hand- easier than weddings. legs — and brains. I could The acquittal ended a one- the Calvin Reid Home on Rt. vices until a number of its demands are met. Although the tour will begin painted china, hob-nail glass. 33. Mrs. Gerard, the former Ida never see the double stan- High on the list is a demand for payment of $5 per hour day trial before Superior at General Clinton's Head- Grand, is a Red Bank High dard. per man for time spent in court appearances. Court Judge Patrick J. quarters, 150 W. Main St., School graduate. She was a- "One reason I tried so hard The volunteer force augments the city's regular 50-man McGann Jr. tickets will be on sale at all lo- varsity cheerleader four, was to prove a woman could' Assistant Prosecutor Robert Police Report Clears squad by working with traffic and patrol units. The reserves cations. P years and participated in sev- do it, could succeed," she are not paid for their services and are required to work at B. Woods presented the The day's festivities will eral sports while in high added. "I disagree very much least four hours a month. state's case and Franklin A. start with the sound of colo- school and in her one year at when you say you can't be a City officials indicated they wanted to meet with represen- Goldstein of Asbury Park rep- nial music by the Minutemea. Smith of Wrongdoing Monmouth College, West mother, housewife and busi- tatives of the Police Reserve to discuss the situation. Safety resented Mr. Nelson. Fife and Drum Corps of Old Long Branch. ; nesswoman, too. The perfect MANALAPAN - A police Chief Wallace said a probe "Sports are a must to me, Director Charles Allen, who met earlier this months with some Knights to Fete Bridge. report states that Joel Smith, is still continuing into the example are my two chil- of the men, said he w,as surprised by the demand for money. so I know what the coaches dren," Raymond LeFurge This year, visitors will be a Township Committee candi- summonses issued by Mr. want in a film," she com- "Their main concern then was the scheduling of evening date and former part-time Smith during his time on the Mrs. Gerard is' the mother court appearances so .that they would not conflict with their BELMAR — Raymond Le- able to see the West Freehold mented. of Mrs. Susan Lindsay, who furge, past grand knight of one-room schoolhouse, Wem-' township policeman, is in- force. full-time jobs," he said. nocent of any wrongdoing in- That goes for professional has. a son and twin daughters, Long Branch Council 33SU rock Road, in Freehold Town- The probe stems from a football coaches, too, for Mrs. and Robert Gerard, a pre-med Knights of Columbus, will be ship. The schoolhouse was re- volving several firms during his time on the force. charge made by Mr. Smith Gerard's firm filmed the New student at Indiana University. 2 City Officials Indicted honored .at a testimonial din- cently restored with the aid of that a blackmail attempt was York Giants' practices this Mrs. Lindsay holds a degree ner tomorrow in the Barclay * workers under Green Thumb, Mayor A. Barry Brandt an- summer at Monmouth Col-' JERSEY CITY — Two Union City commissioners PaulJ. a federal project to provide made on him to withdraw from the same university. Lombardo and James E. Lagomarsino, were indicted by a Hotel. nounced the results of the from the race by a coordina- lege. At first, when contacted Mrs. Gerard, who quit college Mr. Lefurge was grand part time employment for re- probe Wednesday night. by Giants Coach Alex Web- special Hudson County Grand jury yesterday on charges of tired persons. tor for the Independence for after her freshman year to conspiracy and misconduct in office. knight of the council from The request for the in- Manalapan political party. ster, who had heard of her get married, and hjLhusband Also named as a. defendant in the indictment was Vincent 1971-1972 and at the same time Two 18th century churches, vestigation was made by Mr. Loeb is a member of that from several area high school recently celebrateqHneir 35th i)e Carlo, a North Bergen policeman, and president of De- was president of the 335 Cor- Old Tennent in Tennent and Committeeman Gerald K. party. coaches, Mrs. Gerard said no wedding anniversary. They Garlo Contracting Co. poration. St. Peter's at Throckmorton Loeb, who provided a list of because she thought the) live at 161 Sycamore Ave. • The three defendants were charged with conspiracy to He has been active in and Main Sts. here, will be people who should be con- Mr. Smith, an independent request to film two practices Mr. Gerard, who seemingly Violate the state public bidding laws in connection with repairs Knights of Columbus work visited. tacted in connection with Mr. candidate, alleges that the daily and deliver final films could tell Henrik Ibsen a thing to the Union City Public Works Building between November. throughout the county. He is Smith. coordinator said the "knew of by 7:30. p.m. the same day or two. about women's liber- 1971 and March, 1972. ,<• now one of three trustees of At Cobb House, the society's a signed affidavit stating that was too much responsibility. ation, is his wife's biggest, State law requires all municipal contracts over f£500 be the Long Branch council, headquarters on Rt. 522, Acting Chief of Police when I was a part-time police "Think of the prestige," one and certainly roost astute fan. awarded only after public bidding. The indictment charges the trustee of 335 Corporation and Stanley Mclntosh of Little Sil- Thomas Wallace said the in- officer In Manalapan I shook Giant coach remarked. "Tech Films is an effi- city commissioners, without bidding, authorized DeCarlo's degree chairman in Mon- ver will play the bagpipe, and vestigation showed that Mr. down two truck operators."' "I don't need the prestige," ciently run organization," firm to supervise repairs exceeding $24,000. Lombardo is di- mouth and Ocean Counties. society members in colonial Smith was innocent of any The former policeman said Mrs. Gerard retorted. Mrs. Gerard Concluded. "My rector of public safety and Largomarsino is director of reve- * John' Yaccarine will be costumes will serve refresh- wrongdoing involving the he would consult his lawyer, But she took the job after husband says only a woman nue and finance on the five-man commission. '- , toastmaster. ments. There will be displays names Mr. Loeb provided. and had no further comment. all and noted she upheld her could do it." 16 The Daily Register, Bed Bank—Mlddletown, N.J. Friday, September 29,1*72 NewJ&rid B\ivalries Place 7T Division in Limelight

The spotlight centers on the Shore Conference "B" Divi- sion as the curtain goes up on the second week of high The Daily Register Staff Forecast school football. Ocean Township's invasion JONNIFALK ED WALSH CHUCK TR1BLEHOBN WCHNICOLETT1 of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- (13-41.765) ,706) (114-1.6471 (11-6:1.647 gional pits two of the divi- TODAY sion's contenders, while Lake- Croydon Hall-Princeton Princeton 24-6 Princeton 24-0 Princeton 12-6 Princeton 13-6 wood's visit to Monmouth Re- TONIGHT gional also will help clear the R B. Catholic-St. Joseph's St. Joseph's 14-13 R.B. Catholic 13-6 R.B. Catholic 13-6 St. Joseph's 16-13 D foggy "B" picture. Mater Dei-lmmaculata Mater Dei 20-13 Mater Dei 19-6 Mater Dei 21-8 Mater Dei 30-16 Kumson demolished Jack- Brick Twp.-Phillipsburg Brick2Q-12 Brick 19-6 Brick 20-16 Brick 20-7 son Township, 56-0, and Mon- TOMORROW MORNING mouth Regional bombarded Red Bank Reg.-Manalapan Manalapan 6-0 Red Bank 13-6 Red Bank 12-6 Red Bank 20-12 Howell, 34-0, in last weekend's Key po rt-Keansbu rg Keyport 18-12 Keyport Keyport 16-8 Keyport 21-12 openers, while a touted Ocean TOMORROW AFTERNOON team struggled through a b'-O Ocean Twp.-Rumson-FH Ocean 14-7 Ocean 13-6 Ocean 14-7 Ocean 14-8 non-divisional verdict over As- Long Branch-Asbury Park Long Branch 16-6 Asbury Park 13-6 Long Branch 7-0 Long Branch 14-8 bury Park. Middletown-Matawan Matawan 14-7 Matawan 13-6 Matawan 22-13 Matawan 21-19 Those three games had Toms River S.-Raritan Toms River 13-6 Toms River 13-6 Toms River 19-6 Toms River 20-7 prognosticators picking their Lakewood-Monmouth Reg. Lakewood 12-8 Lakewood 14-6 Monmouth 13-8 Lakewood 20-13 brains and taking harder Marlboro-Wall Twp. Wall 22-8 Wall 13-6 Wall 26-0 Wall 21-7 looks at statistics. Freehold-Shore Reg. Shore 1B-7 Shore 19-6 Shore 21-0 , Shore 20-6 Question: Are Rumson and Point Beach-Holmdel Pt. Beach 12-6 Holmdel 6-0 Pt. Beach 19-0 Pt. Beach 18-6 Monmouth Regional that Neptune-Union Union 13-0 Union 16-8 Union 21-6 Neptune 19-13 good, or arc Jackson and Toms River N.-Pt. Boro Pt. Boro 14-6 Toms River 16-12 Pt. Boro 21-7 Pt. Boro 14-7 Howell that impotent? Central Reg.-Jackson Central 27-6 Central 22-0 Central 28-6 Central 27-6 Another question could be Howell-Manasquan Manasquan 34-0 Manasquan 22-6 Manasquan 35-0 Manasquan 36-0 what happened to Ocean's an- Freehold Twp.-Southern Southern 26-0 Southern 13-6 Southern 19-6 Southern 14-0 ticipated powerful attack? Or, SUNDAY did Asbury Park come up St. John's-St. Thomas St. John's 14-6 . St John's 13-0 St. John's 20-6 St. John's 25-6 with the formula for a chal- (Horn* Team Listed Last) lenging defense? These questions may be •luinrnnuanunmiiin solved this weekend. offensive machine be turned mouth's rise in the loop could lonials may find another dis- There are many more ques- olic and Mater Dei, play off? use a little Piner fuel. Should appointment. tions which are still unans- games tonight. be an offensive ball game. Mat Pleasant Beach (14) wered Here's the card. How many TOMORROW can you correctly pick? Shore Coafeicace Howell (I>1) at Manasquan at Holmdel (H): The starry- Red Bank Regional opens TODAY "A"D1VMNI (14): The Rebels don't have eyed Beach boys shouldn't its first venture ever in the Croydon Hall at PrtaeeUn MMdkstawi Ttowuhlp (ft-0- the material to stop the War- count their chickens on this "C" Division when it goes up Day School: The Cardinals 1) at Miitawam Begkmal (t-l): riors* ground game. one. against Manalapan, playing are 0-10 over the past two A must for the Huskies. The Central Regional (1-1) at Keyport (M) at KeauAng its first all-varsity schedule. years. Two of the 10 returning Lions will be out to impress in Jacks* Tmnvfctp («-l): Cen- Fay (C) 4. and Barney DiBennedetto's and Mater Dei. The Caseys Steve Staroc* Dei took Shore, 15-46; Brick Dove Cramer (J) 14:11.4 tie: 4.. aary Rlgley (Ji; S. John PQladino Township beat Point Pleasant (J); «. Jim Kreltlcr (J); 7. Dave Blaha Boro, 27-20; Marist, 15-45; and (J); «. Frank Shonahan (J); 9. Bob Holthacock (K); 10. LonnleLlpaert (J). • Team Canada St. Rose, 15-48. PMMBeack (It) Mmietia (4I> 1. Fred Grotkowikl (B) 12-97 2. Spen- cer Ljbveland (B); X Joe DICroce (B) 4. St. John Vianney picked up Larry Scharmann (B); 5. Pot Harris its fifth-straight verdict by (M) i. Mike Sharky (M); 7. Joy Dunlot (M): I. Dun Gilleece (B); ». Don For- rolling over Keyport, 15-50; molo ; 10. Chris Glon (B. Red leak CMMIIc (II) Moter Dei Of) Angry, Joyful Rumson-Fair Haven Regional RBX (IS) ikere Keg. (St) Mater Del (IS) mere («> beat Highland Park, 21-35; 1. Jim Keller »:$»; 2. Mike Fllon MOSCOW (AP) — There roared, thinking the goal was in Grelllch (HI; 5. Terry Ryan (HI; o. the finale. And it belonged to Madsen (W); T. Doudelaln ; 8. Py- bench to tell him to put the the Pinehurst Tournament at ron (M) v. Brornon ; A. Ron UPSETTING SITUATION — An unidentified Russian player is Upset by a Dryden unbuckled his heavy their decisive match, came up Brooks IB); 7. Walt Postemskl (B); I. Miss Wemple was awarded dogs' 21-35 victory over Tim Darnell (B); 9. Bob Skowronskl Team Canada player during the eight-game hockey series finale yesterday equipment and said, "This with three goals in the last 20 the Vice President's Cup. Highland Park. (M); 10. Nick Franca (M). in Moscow. Team Canada won the game, 6-5, and the series, 4-3-1. has to feel greater than win- minutes to grab the victory. ning the Stanley Cup." •UIIIHIIIII iiiiimiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiH Esposito sipped his soft drink and agreed: -, "I was more emotional in Shore Gals this series than I ever was in the Stanley Cup. Top 'Stangs The biggest thing that got to me was that first game, which At-Net, 3-2 Six Study Division of Conference we lost, 7-S. Then there was Shore Regionals's girls' ten- everybody booing us..." nis team tipped Its record to 3- Head Coach Harry Sinden 1 yesterday by defeating said, "AM of you criticized the spunky Marlboro, 3-2, while professional player for play- unbeaten, Manasquan topped ing only for money. This By CHUCK THIBLEHORN Next Friday, has been proclaimed "National Coaches Ocean Township, 4-1, and series has proved their integ- Register Sports Editor Day" by President Nixon and high'schools throughout the Toms River North (2-0) beat rity and theJr diaracter." The Chuck Wagon state are planning to honor their coaches.. . Bob Cooper of LongAranch, 3&-1& This 'n' that from here 'n' there ... Fair Haven, a freshman at Colby College, is a member of the Boris Kulagin, assistant varsity grid team. The linebacker is a graduate of Horace Wall Township athletic director Bill GrayhiU, Shore Con- do the last five minutes!" coach of the Russian team, ^Jay Perdtky (SI. d. JIN Hartaw. e-3, Greeley High School in Chappaqua, N.Y. . . . Howard Crow ference president last year, went out of office in May with a Collegiate Pipeline said: "This is what happens t. Judy Mtnctw (SI d. Jilt Itrgnm, 6 plea for a study of how the conference, expanded to 32 teams and Mike Sahli of Hazlet and Kevin Daniels of Oakhurst are on when two great teams meet Brian Sogorka of Middletown has been awarded the the varsity football team at Albright, Crow, a 6-1, 220-pound £ Baroty Thunten (Ml d. Sandy Zwelg. this year, might bo further divided. With smoother operation "hatchet award," a weekly honor going to a member of a spe- We were not weaker than the lctterwinner, is a starting tackle, although only a sophomore. Canadian team in this game. DOUBLES and improved communications, as its goal, a six-man com- cialty team at Bucknell University for his play in the Bisons' ' k fSf VonOelhyspn ond mittee has been named to study ;i possible division into small- Daniels is a 5-10,175-pound halfback and Sahli a 6-1,170-pound We lacked a little supporting 44-0 rout of Drcxel last Saturday. Sogorka, a senior defensive freshman quarterback-defensive back, 2. Hpbwi* Cotton ond Sandy Thwrton er groups. end, was cited for his work on the kickoff team. luck." Two school superintendents, Harold Schaible of Red Bank Parker Behind Butz Jonic< "Brian played the game the way it should be played," said The Eagleson incident hap- T«MM&as&aww""*m Mnr Nwtfc an) twit (ranch Regional and Edwin Voll of Central Regional, join Grayhill, Sophomore Stan Parker, former Asbury Park standout, is pened in the third period and Bucknell coach Fred Prender. "He made some tremendous SIAOL'M secretary Bob Hawthorne of Toms River North, Freehold Dis- ranked second only to senior Dave Bup at defensive tackle on was in sharp contrast to the j. Susan Levin (LB) d. Lori Oym. t-i. 6 hits on the kickoffs. We started the 'hatchet award' this season trict athletic director Hal Scharik and Asbury Park principal the Purdue University depth chart, [and that's no disgrace. opening ceremonies, which £ Lli BM-gcr (TRN) d. Ttrry Uonord, Sy Roumanis on the committee. because we wanted to pay tribute to outstanding performances Butz, the nephew of the Secretary of Agriculture, is a 6-7,277- saw the Canadian players i d on our kicking teams. The kicking game is extremely impor- pound All-Ameriean candidate. Parke goes 6-3, 235... Darrell Anllght Experiment present Western hats to the fr&ssw8a!OOUBLB»A • tant to us and many times these people are unsung heroes." Willis, a junior from Long Branch, a reserve halfback at 1. Clmjy Msrriond and Doroflty Donald . Shore Regional's decision to schedule three Friday night Russian players and Charles

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AM radio. 4-speed trans- my bed and board on Sept. 17, 1W2, I will r cSt^nuSh p _ steering, radio. no lonmr tie responsible tor any debts WAS $3395 mission, 90 h.p., whitewall other ffion those Incurred by myself *TPASSENGET£6L6NVPARIC I»S»' tires. Mohave Gold, black vl- J Worle Berry, 55 Boy Ave., Highlands. 57,000 .Jlglnai mile. All oood tires, plug , nyl interior. Stock * 1553 mounted wows, air condinoner, all pow. PHOTOGRAPHY - Soy "Season's Greet- ,r. clem. Coll alter 5 o-.m.2tt-mi. NOW'3079 ings" with pictures ol your family. For gifts or cords. Holiday roles. 7 1971 VEGA ASTROLOGASROL Y CHAARACTERACTER ANALYSIANA S 4-speed transmission, radio. Natal Chart BawBdd On 1970 CMEVELL6 394 - 375 h.p. 4-spteO. YYour Time Of Birth. WASS199S 10727 M ExcellVnt condition. *JUOO or lake over $ 741-0727 — Mr. Bond paymentSjCallsn-8077. HOW '1759 Travel—Transportation LEAVING FOR FLORIDA - Oct. I On HwyM 1970 MAVERICK Auto Troin: Lody componlon wonted. X&UAR XKE — V-U, 2*2 coupe. Automatic, radio., shore expenses. Coll 717-fMt. ^lc tranimlMlon, AW/FM .tjr». WAS $1995 FLOSlOA BOUND — Large truck ooln< in>. BAILLY BROS., INC.. 1» E. New- empty. Insured. Coll . man Springs Rtt\. Hell Bonk. 7<7-05M. NOW *1739 2399 ,i9S"CHEVRdi.tY - impola. eoodcondl- CallM4-t55». AND MANY OTHERS AT LOW- AUTOMOTIVE FORD MUSTANG I9W -Slf cylinder J 1970 MONTE CAR! •tick shift, New tires. Excellent condition.. LOW END-0-YEAR PRICES Autos For Sale Best otter. Coll 67i-?641. Automatic, power steering, radio, 1 1969 CrtftVSLER N6WP0RT -Tour- vinyl roof, air eondraonlno. WANTED door. A-l shape•.. 383. , with air,power WAS $3095 Party whoneedi 100% financing on oiJW, steering, automatic•tic,, louiwr ne"ww™ tine> and MALIBU. »U95. For more Infarmatli battery. Coll alter 4:30,787-M9I. call OASIS MOTORS at (201) 731-7100. i9tt MUSTANG ^Yellow wltti"|racOiT; MOW *2779 l?4? BUICK ROADMASTER SEDAN nyl top. Slx-cyllnder, outomotlc. Excellent Restored, runs line. S3S0. running condition. Asking «00, •will nego- 72 VEGA HATCHBACK GT Call 7<7-37«0. tiate, tow Insurance. Coll MJ-7942 alter * 1969 CAM ARO 4-speed Iransmisslon. AM push-but- IH1 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, nice body Hardtop, automatic*, power steer- ton radio, swing out windows, door oood runnlnfl.condltlon, tynedextiaust ing, radio, vinyl roof, air condi- good tlre». I. 741-3322 or 741-1518 WANTED edge guard. Red with black ^tripes, CADILLAC \*U - fleetwood erouoh Party who needs 100% tlnontlnOil tioning. custom interior.Stock # 1367 $2499 White with bldclc.vlnyMopgnd black GREMLIN. Ti»S. For more infor WAS $2495 leather interior* oil i .. Including air. coll OA5I5 MOTORS at 1M11 721-7I Good condition. A) 11200. Call after 6:30 p.m. 842-S3M. 0 AAoi-e Classified MOW '2089 72 VH5A HATCHBACK GT 1 5TRAUB BUICK—OPEL ••• NINE ACRES ol Kn> and Ustd Can on Next Page Air conditioned, turbo transmission, Hwy3e 2M-«a> Ktypoi 1969CHEVELLE tinted glass. AM radio, bumper MaHbu four-door, automatic, pow-1 guards, light green, black soort $2799 Auto'Rentals Auto Rentals •r steering, radio, vinyl roof. stripas. Stock #1331 WAS $2095 $ NOW >1S69 72 VEGA HATCHBACK 1973 PLYMOUTH 139 Air conditioned, tinted glass, AM FURY U\ ^nth 1969 CHEVROLET Combine Europe push-button radio, 90 h.p. engine. Impala four-door hardtop, auto- Mediterranean Blue with black vinyl $2599 matic, power steering, radio, vinyl . interior. Stock #1575 14 MON7H LEASE roof, air conditioning. with a new Mercedes-Benz. WAS $2195 This coupon will bring you, C. Douglas Alan - 9 MOW i999 free, the Mercedes-Benz Guide 100 Oceanport Ave. to European Delivery. Little Silver, N.J. • v_^ • Choice of two-door or four-door hardtop How to order a Mercedes- Please send me the Mercedes-Benz Guide to | Air conditioned - vinyl top Plus: V-8 en- 1968 CHEVROLET, Benz here, pick itup there. The Impala Supersport Coupe. Auto-1 European Delivery. • gine, power steering, power brakes, auto- mafic, power steering, radio, vinyl advantages of touring Europe roof, bucket seats. in your own car. The facts on matic transmission, tinted glass, whitewall Address. ._. .... WAS $1595 shipping it home. tires, radio — Full factory warranty. Plus a full-color brochure, City i - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - MOW '1289 factory-delivered prices and a 1968 TEMPEST work sheet to figure costs. CHEVROLET LeMans two-door hardtop. Auto- matic, power steering, radio, vinyl roof 1973 MODELS AVAILABLE FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS UNIFUND LEASING, INC. WAS $1095 S FOR EUROPEAN DELIVERY NOW 1349 291-1101 671-2290 8 TINDALL ROAD •^IIDDLETOWN 1968 CAM ARO ^••••••••••••••***** * * »•••••••••*•••••••••*! Hardtop, automatic, power steer- Ing, radio, vinyl roof, center con- $ sole. WAS J1895 E... and Now a Word From Our PRESIDENT 41973 CADILLAC wo>y'1669 14 MONTH LEASE 1968 VALIANT Four-door, automatic, radio. WAS $1195 Sedan DeVille - Closed End Lease Full/ HOW *1059 rr equipped including air conditioning, vinyl top, 1968 CHEVROLET stereo radio, whitewall tires, tinted glass, door Impala four-door hardtop. Auto- edge guards, 6-way seat, power door locks, matic, power steering, radio, vinyl power windows, tilt wheel, lamp monitor. roof, air conditioning. * MyFellow WAS $1895 All makes and models available HOW S1649 Call now for early delivery 1968 BARRACUDA Automatic, power steering, radio, lAmericans" bucket seats. WAS $1895 UNIFUND LEASING, INC. NOW "1659 671-2290 1967 CHEVROLET 8 TINDALL ROAD • MIDDLETOWN Bel Air wagon, automatic, power steering, radio. AuW»» For Sale Autos For Sole WAS $1395 $ HOW 1189 HAVE YOU ALREADY HAD IT WITH THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR? 1967 FORD I come to you today School's been In session only a lew days, but for many Wagon, automatic, power steer- people the transportation problems are already too much. You can solve those headaches by becoming a two car fami- Ing, radio. ly. Shop Shrewsbury Motors lor a good.deal on a good sec- WAS $1095 ond car. NOW *879 with a heavy heart 1965 VOLKSWAGEN... :...... $895 1967 CHEVROLET Dark Hue, radio and heater. Caprice two-door hardtop. Auto- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. $1295 matic, power steering, radio. and a lot full of 1972 Squareback, Beige, radio and heater. WAS $1495 196& VOLKSWAGEN... $1095 $ HOW 1279 Sedan. White. Radio and heater. Mercury Leftover? — 48 1968 VOLKSWAGEN...... $1295 1967BUICK Sedarv Beige. Radio and heater. . La Sabre four-door hardtop. Auto- matic, power steering, radio. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN. $1495 WAS $1395 Sedan. Radio, heater, automatic. • . „ fo be exocf. Help 1969 VOLKSWAGEN ...$1950 wo*'1159 Nine passenger, bus. Green and white, radio and healer. 1966 OLDS 98 build my Economy 1966 VOLVO ...... $1275 Four-door luxury sedan. Automat- 122S station wagon. Radio, heater, standard. ic, power.steering, power brakes, 1972 AMERICAN : ...$2950 radio, air conditioned Jeep, 4-wheel drive. Werner hubs. 9,000 miles. Hardtop. Red and White.- WAS $795 and. • • 1968 OLDSMOBILE. $1850 HOW *669 Cutlass. Two-door hardtop; radio, heater, automatic, V-8, power steer- ing, air conditioning, vinyl top, , 1966 FORD 1968 SAAB .„... .$895 Squire Wagon. Automatic, power steering, radio. Two-door, radio, heater. . Honest George Wall, Our President WAS $1095 1970 DODGE...... ;...... $2595 $ Custom nine-passenger Sports Wagon, radio, heater, automatic, six cyl: HOW 789 inder. -.,•'.. '• 1971 OPEL... $2550 1966 CHRYSLER GT Coupe, radio, heater, four-speed, metalic blue. Newport two-...... a...... ,.A....a.,n>i.u..^,.<^ Wall F»Wane,l*rtM)oorhardtop.radio,heater,V-8.four^oeed. HIGHWAY 36 Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore SHREWSBURY, N.J. 747-5400 J SHREWSBURY MOTORS, EATONTOVW . . .AulhtritM Voimwaiicn Outlet f> 642-1126 SKrtwsbu(|f Avt. 7414500 Autos For Sale Autos Far Sqie Autos For Sole Autos For Sole Autos For Sale The Baity Bcgstcr, fted »aik-MkWtetow«, N J. FrkUy, Septeatar », 1*71 71, iw c*Sina a? aStSSnc cm . Autos For Sale A*twF*r$a. Call otter 6 p.m. 74I-W1 CHRYSLERS 1969 FIAT — MO SpyoerTXleon. rum Best otter. 741-1323. mpculate, 11375 firm. fcl-OW. wumim good, new tires Blue win. wnlte cokvert 741-1130 TO SETTLE ESTATE — itTO Lincoln lmmtdlal* Dtlivtry Ibletop. Coll 431 U54 otter o p.m. JEEP SALES AND SERVICE IMS OLDS DYNAMIC »» — Cleon body, ASBUBY AMERICAN AUTOS Continental, tour-door. Fully equipped,' Twin Boro Motors. Inc. new tires, runs perfect. Try It, you'll like VC4 Sunset Ave. Asbury Park, climate control, power windows, seat and 1M7 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA — Two- Ill E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank III W5. 741-8647- Telephone 775-aw ' i door locks. Low mileage. New studded door, uoo or ben t , CALL «OW 7474M8 1967 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT — Air IV/l hUHU UHLAAIC 500 — TWO'dOOr. snow tires. Excellent condition. 13,450. conditioned, power steering. S7S0. Call Low mileage, excellent condition. Should CaN J91-37»7,191-9SM. ICED BAMK VOLVO 7JW743. Newman Springs Rd. Red Sank be seen to be appreciated. 12300. Call 741 1*71 SUPER BEETLE — Automatic, Wanted Automotive 741-MM T966 PONTIAC — Pour-door hardtop. AM'-•••-•F • radio. Eiceptional ear. Prtvoi*. Fully olred. Needs some body work. 1947 CHEVELLE - Station wogon. ••cyl- S1675. SCENIC CAR SALES 717-eett 741 MM or 74115741-15MM Quality cars tonight and told. inder, air conditioning, automatic trans- CASH PAID Hw»36 highlands «73-0211 loWWSYlK -tusRnvS-1 speeoT 350 mission, rodio, heater, snow iires. 1895. 19»TCHEVROLET NOVA — 15«. lour- cu^ In., bench seat. New clutch, botterv. 264-1440. speed, U00. , WtNKDUSlDCAHS ALC 1972 MG's IN STOCK — And more radial tires. Excellent runnlna condition. 1*64 PONTIAC — LeMons. Chevrolet mo- Call «W-0o«e or 4et-4HT comjngt Buy now at winter prices. A.R. (14*0 or best otter. Coll 7>7-lJlv alter 5 tor. 4-speed. Headers, etc. USO. Must sell BERRY MINI "T" 2 — 1V7J on 19»i Vo£ Pyla, Mar., A a. G MOTORS. M S. Main p.m. kswoaen chossis. ISO miles. Best otter or WE WILL PAY St . Xsbury Porfc. 775-leH O 264-6451. ; 1972 V&, will trade. 747-5610 til 5 or t46-9636 after e vESS"WAGON — Air conditioning. MERCEDES DIESEL p.m. TOP PRICES SHREWSBURY MOTORS timedi windows. F~ M" stereo. 4-speed Iron' s 19&5, A-l condition. Low mileage. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury mission, snowilres ond rims. Excellent 29I-OVJ3 GOLO 1»65 CHEVROLET CAPRICE — condition. Call otter.6 p.m. mm], or V8, power steering, automatic. Clean. TOM'S FORD We Buy Used VoHcswoaens 7S7-8OB7 anytime VOLKSWAGEN 1961 — Good condition, _^_ reliable. UOO. Coll 842-7MO alter e weekdays. IMS LINCOLN CONTINENTAL — New Autos For Sal* Autos For Sale Autos For Sale tires, new battery. Excellent runnlna con- 1969 SI MCA dition. Call between 6-6:30 p.m. 741-1256. Four-door sedan. Good condition. Call 671-3011 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA — AutoiSoTTcT very low mileage. SS35. Call 1969 RAMBLER — Two-door', standard 2M-5S56 shltt. MKIng JJ50, or best otter. Coll 264 3464 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK III — you'll like doing business with... 1971. Looded. Many extras. Low mileage. 1971 SUPER BEETLE — Yellow. Air Must sell, will accept trade. 542-ett4 eve- conditioned, AM/PM radio, automollc nings, J29-5J11 days. whltewalls, snow tires. 264-0283 197] PINTO - Runabout. Automollc, air 1965 MGB — Damaged nose, good To conditioning, extras. 12500. parts or rebuild. Radio, tonneau. S1SC Coll 2644H75 takes all. 739H5S. WILLYS JEEP — 1953. with Ford M» en- gine Good running condition. 1600. 19e9 FIAT — Convertible, New clutch, Mve Call SM-4M1 new tires, new muttler. Asking $1000 firm. 543-6951 or 7470047 < YOU CAN'T MISS AT 196VVOLKSWAGEN — Win! condition MERCEDES 1960 — 4-door. Red leather, $600. complete rebuilt engine. Best otter. Atler Call M2-M7S 5 p.m. 90 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bonk. MURPHY a DAVISON Mercedes Bern Soles ond Service on Next Page American TWIN BORO MOTORS Hwv * Freehold 461-5300 I Motors SALES & SERVICE Autos For Sale Autov For Sale 1972 VEGA ...*2295 Hatohbaok coupe. Loaded. 4-speed transmission, 2000 original miles. 1970 REBEL '1575 Two-door hardtop. Automatic, radio, heater. 62 LOWER MAIN ST. 566-2299 MATAWAN 1972 JEEP Now '2975 1973 ' pick-up, 4 wheel drive, 5000 original miles. Was $4125 1971 AMBASSADOR .'3125 2-door hardtop, vinyl top, full power. Air. Like new. 1971 DODGE ...... '2995 JCrestwood wagon, tull power, air conditioned. Must be seen to be appreciated. OLDS! Low mileage. 1970 AMBASSADOR...... ,..'21OO Four-door sedan, full power, air conditioned. Vinyl top. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN .'1650 Fastback, radio, heater. 1970 RENAULT .'1295 R-10, tour-door, automatic radio, heater. 1969 FIAT.. .'1075 Spyder Convertible. \ VOLVO COSTS *:{.V)0 1969 CHEVELLE '1395 Two-door sedan, automatic, radio, heater, vinyl top. BI.CUSI. WIIA'I VOl SKI- One look at the '73 Olds and you just might get new-car (ever! Every new Olds is more beautltul than ever... and built with more value than even From the tront-drive Toronado to the new compact Omega, it's quite a llns- '1969 VOLKSWAGEN .'1575 upl Two-door coupe, automatic, air conditioned. ISYT ALL VOl (JKT. 1968 TRIUMPH '995 Convertible Spitfire. Radio, heater. f Every one a step ahead! 1968 REBEL .'1195 YEAR END SALE Two-door hardtop, automatic, radio, heater. V' 1968 PONTIAC .'1150 1967 OLDSMOBILE. '895 1 1967 MERCURY... '875 30 DEMO'S GET 1966 TOYOTA '550 • t TO EXEC OUR Toronado Custom >*•* Jv Corona, radio, heater. . '• V CHOOSE PRICE! 1969 RENAULT R-16.. S895 L FROM CARS Station wagbn. . < „ NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 " RED BANK TAKE A ROAD TEST TODAY! Ninety-Eight • P.O.E. 144'» plus prep., state & local taxes. COME MEET THE RED BANK VOLVO CANDIDATES since 1956 Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank Delta 8S OPEN WEEK DAYS Til 9 p.m. **•••*•••••••••••*••••**** Cutlass S

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1972 CADILLAC SPECIAL! 1970 CADILLAC Sedan DeViile 1970 OLDSMOBILE Coupe DeViile Dark blue, black vinyl top. Delta 88 Gold, dark brown vinyl top. Leather interior. Loaded with ex- Custom, Pinecrest Green, brown Saddle leather Interior. AM-FM tras Including factory air condi- vinyl top, matching vinyl Interior. radio, plus factory air condl-. tioning. Excellent.conditlon. Completely equipped including factory air condltioing. Excellent Honing, excellent throughout. throughout. SPECIAL IMS WUK 1973 CADILLACS 1972 CADILLAC 1970 CADILLAC Coupe DeViile $2395 Brougham in stock and available for Vic* PraddmtM Candidate Our Pr*tld«nt... HONEST Blue, dark blue vinyl top, blue Firemist Blue, black vinyl top, Smiling BUI our ••!•• manager. Gtorg* Wall. leather Interior. Fully equipped 1970 BUICK matching interior. Completely IMMEDIATE DEUVERY! including tectory air conditioning equipped with all extras, in- and AM-FM stereo radio. Origi- Electro 225 cluding AM-FM Slereo, factory Most Popular Models and Colors nal 3700 miles. In Showroom Custom, with Limited trim. air conditioning. Original 23,000 SHREWSBURY? WASHINGTON? condition. • Brown, dark brown vinyl top.. miles. Saddle leather interior. Fully # -I equipped Including factory air NO MATTER WHERE - conditlonlna. 1971 CADILLAC 1970 BUICK 1970 CADILLAC Our Pledge to You Always. *. Sedan DeViile Riviera Sedan DeViile BIG SAVINGS Clove color with dark brown vinyl Turquoise, matching Interior, Gray, brown vinyl top, brown black vinyl top. Equipped with top. Saddle leather interior, leater Interior, equipped with air A BETTER CAR - AT A BETTER PRICE equipped with AM-FM stereo ra- AM-FM stereo radio, tilt and tel- conditioning, power windows, scope steering wheel, plus fac- dio, plus factory air conditioning. power steering, tilt steering on Leftover and Demo UKe new throughout. tory air conditioning.Olean wheel, lowmlleage. Excellent throughout. MERCURY FOR 1973 condition. Olds & Cadillacs! Comemeef the winning team... 1971 CADILLAC 1970 CHEVELLE 1969 CADILLAC See a "Russell Man" today..-. Sedan OeVllle Mallbu ~r Sedan DeViile "HONEST GEORGE" and "SMIUHG BILL" at Blue, dark blue vinyl top. Match- 2-door hardtop, Green with Gold, dark brown vinyl top, gold Ing Interior. Fully equipped In- brown vinyl top brown trim, interior. Loaded with extras In- cluding factory air conditioning, equipped with power brakes, cluding factory air conditioning. oriainal 16.000 miles. Like new. steering and factory air condi- Excellent car throughout. tioning. Fine car throughout.. 741-0910 RUSSELL RUSSELL 100 Newman Springs Road OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. Wal. Shrewsbury, N.J. l OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC CO. RED BANK 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Shrewsbury Ave., At Sycamore * * 747-5400 741-0910 HtlpWwttd Htlp. Wonted The DaMy Register, Red BanJc-Mlddlrtown, N.I. Friday, September 21,1172 Malt *r Ftmolt Malt or Ftntal* Autos For Sale Motorcycley s 1971 HONDA 3iO CHOPPfeH - NOTICE TRANSPORTATION ed front end. Dual front b»m h»odlomp> Stepup »eot, itrolgnt TT pipes. Slke runs SPECIAL as good as It looks. Asking WOO. Coll ~ HELP WANTED READERS 1KV Catollna, ? door hardtop. A Ht(U> real buvl •'*» 11" Jptclol, only 1971 YAMAHA — »0 CC. Showroom condl AND ADVERTISERS tlon. 260 miles. $300 firm. 142-4649 offer 6:30 p.m. In.compliance with the New Jersey Law AjjolMiI Dl« RAS5AS crlmlnaflon, all Help Wan e Trailer insurance Reasonable rotes Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY IN* MUSTANG - Convertible. V-«, outo 15 Wlkoff PI.. 741-2100 . Red Bon cupational requirements or clarification of me New Jersty matlc. AM/FM. Low mileage, good condl< 12x62 — 10 MONTHS OLD Furnished Low Against discrimination may be.obtainedI by calling tti«. 1l»p. 8e»l offer. I7O-25S4. washer, dryer, wall-to-wall carpetln* » 1MI — British green sports convert Must be moved. Sacrifice $9,500. coll af New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) M|-270O, or by t. Excel lent condition. Low mileage ler 4. 787-5793. writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, V.J. 07102. I 747-1 Ml. SKYLINE FIFTH AYE"— On lot. 10x50 1M3 FORD STATION WAGON two bedrooms. Colonial furnishings. 1 Good condition. 1200. ° Call 264-3062 Help Wanted Help wanted Coll S42-5S9] otter 5 p.m. lldWINNEBAGO MOTOR HOME IMS DATSUN — 4-door sedan. Radio, Fully equipped.Must sell. Asking smal Storage and Service Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Male and Female Male and Female h»nter. rubber good. 1350 or best otter down poyment and toke over poymenf WINTER STORAGE WET-ORY — Co Male and Female Male and Female Male and Female 7I7-SU2. Coll 4951847. Marino, 1250 Ocean Ave., Seo Bright. MEN'S \M* PLYMOUTH - Good condition. Ne« TWO-BEDROOM DETROIT6R — Askln Call 842-5319 GUARDS $5500. Mlelevllle Trailer Court. Excelle PSYCHIATRY SHOE SALESMAN tlr"$40°- Pnone;.;-.^ condition. 787-7208 evenings. SALESMAN STOCK DETECTIVES BUSINESS NOTICES PART-TIME ASSISTANT M/W IMS OALAXIE - Four-door hardtop. V-S TO HEAD NURSE 9 TO 2 Established men's speciality clothing new tires. Good running condition. 4300, • Salary plus commission store seeks head of stock/salesman. Ex- Fulltime Part-time Coll 2»4-25»4 after S p.m. on weekdays, " Wanted—Automotive finishing, restoring. No wafer used, N • Inside retail selling 7 am ,3 p.m., full time. Mature registered 2 TO 6 O.m. to 3 p.m. Sot, ond Sgn. * No experience necessary nurse with previous psychiatric nursing perienced preferred. Coreer opportunity, JUNK CARS funding needed. Sate for veneers, inlayi experience, to assist head nurse in dlrect- 6 TO 10 mony company benefits. Apply In person US* VOLKSWAGEN Dlue lolnts.-.SNYDER CHEM-CLEAN. 931 APPLY IN PERSON ina nurslna core In 30 bed In-oatlent unit. to Mr. Sizer. manoaer. • - BEST OFFER PICKED UP 5303. Excellent benefit, including four weeks Alexander's 7410897 vacation, 100% tuition refund program, NATELSONS TWINBROOK "BAYSHORE AUTO BODY DEAN FLOOR and paid health Insurance. Apply-In con- Alexander's KARMANN GHIA — 19JI. Excellent "con AUTO WRECKING 204 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands fidence to Director of Nursing, Rlverview Broad and Front Sts. Red Bonk Outstanding staring dltlon. Many extros. 11850 Expert body work. Point I obi »9» COVERING CO. Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 227. Equal op Seeking individuals In- Eatontown 542-223; 2913208 salary for qualified ap- M2-22I4 otter 7 p.m. WANTED — Choice used cars, with cer Rt*. 9 Pond Shopping Cent port unity employer. M/W. terested in part-time DENTAL plicants interested In 1947 FORD — six-cylinder, automatic. Ex lied mlleoge. Contact Ed Slglcr. GOLD-LEAF GILDING Freehold, N.J. cellent condlllon. J47S M. SCHWARTZ Art restoration, frames repaired, pa RECOVERY ROOM hours for stock work. working in our active Coll otter t p.m. 4Di0tT> CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ings restored, creative picture 1ramin< ASSISTANT 141 W. Front St., Red Bank 747-078) Pick up/delivery. 8426596 REGISTERED NURSE Apply daily 10 to Chalrslde, — Red Bank oreo. Large, mod-' TO5 VOLKSWAGEN — Fine condition ern preventive oriented office is seeklno security department. Good tires. J500 Highest prices paid lor all used car BOOKKEEPER 3 p m.-J t p.m. full time. Modern, wet p.m. Mon. through Sat. an experienced assistant looking for d Call B42-0MK OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premise equipped facility. Excellent benefits In Apply daily 10 to 4 "ALTERATIONS Experienced through general ledger t eluding 4 weeks vacation, paid health in Monmouth Shopping permanent position. Writ* P.O. Box 153, 1M1 MERCEDES BENZ - 1W SL. lTOOi at monthly statements. Full charge. Smal Red Bank. p.m. Mon. through Sat. miles on new engine. Two tops, radio °" TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE Dormers, porches, stbirs. add I Horn, «t surance, 100% tuition reimbursement 566-6100 Fre« estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I offfce, diversified duties Including typing Contact Director of Nurses, River Hasp) Center, opposite Alex- •Ires, AM'FM Radio. »l»50 or best offer the |ob myself. Coll Jim, 77frB764. Full time, 9 to 5, Mon. thru Frl. Shrews tal, 741-2700, Ext. 227. An equal opportu Monmouth Shopping? !42-«93f or 741-5622 ofter^ JUNK CARS bury area. Blue Cross, paid vacation nlty employer. ______ander's new building PICKEDUP FREE ODtTjOBS — Additions, paneling. A holidays. Salary open. Send complete r PART-TIME DELI Center, opposite Alex- WANTED 739 2088 or 842-9004 types of masonry. Driveways. Coll 4?. sume to Box J-i, The Dally Register, Re site. Must bt IB years old. No experience nee lt97l716M BnK ander's new building who needs 10014 llnonclna on a 194* GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — PERSONNEL PORTERS M/W DEPARTMENT AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH REMODELING^ — Painting, ponofl Full time nights 4:30 to 1 a.m. Floor wax site. ,sre«trocfc and taping, concrete block SECRETARY/CLERK inng and jaoiajanitorial l wworo k In HHolmdeo l build MANAGERS MOTORS, INC.. Hwy. 35, Eatontown, 54" tile work. Free estimates. 787-3721. Ing. Steady, good salary, no experienceperie e FOOD CIRCUS 2414." Interesting diversified opportunity with necessarnecessaryIg Steady . yFo gr intervied l w apply Fri.pi, Sept Progressive discount department store LICENSED 1965 FORO — Station wagon. V8, automat leading corporation for mature capab 29, 5 to 7 p.m.m. . at tmt > HarmonH y BowlBl , Rt has openings for deportment managers in SUPERMARKET Ic. radio, power steering. Top condition Individual. Good typing ond general offic. 35, Mfddittown. both soft line and hardline. Experience REAL ESTATE UZS. 142-5272. ' Auto Parts — Repair LIN-MAR ability required. Sterto helpful, but no preferred. Hwy 35 Mlddletown SALESMAN 1944 FORD FAIRLANE 500 — Convert necessary. Get Involved wlfh aspects o Must be capable and sophisticated enough Ible. Runs flood. Powor steering, brakes, the personnel functions. New modern &or Benefits include: to deal with luxury high-rise condom nlym good tires. First S200 talies II. W_-0835^ YOU-FIX-IT BUILDERS porote offices. Call on Sat. between 9 o.m DAIRY-FROZEN • Sick leave AVON Experienced builders In Monmouth Court and noon. 787-3643. Equal opportunity em- FOOD MANAGER • Vacation YOU'RE NO STRANGER to your neigh- clientele. To hondle sal« lor new bulldino ""' MOST Sta_L OR WE-FIX-IT ty for over 15 years. We do oddltlons, dor' ployer. „„___ • Hosp.tolizarion bors when you show them world famous which will be one ol th« landmarks of «;« THIS WEEKfND AUTO HOBBY CENTEP. mers, siding, roofing, moionry, kitchens, LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT — Seektn •Ufe Insurance Avon products. We'll help you build East. Excellent commissions. Write In Full-time. All Union benefits. See Mr your own group of steady customers in confidence to Box L-9, The Dally Regis- 1965 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL. bathrooms and new construction on your Individual for the following positions: Monnlno - Shopping discount •Asking J49S. ' Call 747-0413 291-3849 lot. • Five day work week your own Territory neor home. It's easy ter, Red Bonk. 4 10 W. GarTIHd Ave. MAINTENANCE — Experienced persoi . . and fun* Call for details: Mrs. 1949 BUICK SKYLAHKT^ Custom 4 dooi 787-0816 preferredi should have capability l Word, 741-4343 or 4M-3377. 774-12M. Atlantic Hlahlonds plumbing, electrical ond carpentry work. FOOD CIRCUS Opportunity for advancement, Power steering, brakes, automatic, radio DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS — Fur APPLY IN PERSON SlSSf). Afler 4 p.m. 291-2240. CHARLIE'S nlshed and installed tar only $69.95. To or GROUNDSKEEPER — Person to per SUPERMARKET OBSTETRICS CADILLAC 1971 — Fieetwood*~Brouahom CUSTOM AUTO BODY der, call 149-0863. form duties related to the upkeep of th Hwy 35 AAlddletowi All power, low mlleoge, air. Original own- Customlie cars, body work, paint, etc •LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLAR! grounds. No experience necessary. J.M. FIELDS REGISTERED NURSE «r. toony extras. Must sell. Coll JM-0M3. YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimate! BOOKKEEPER — Receptionist ond tyi lLp.m. to 7 a.m. Excellent benefits. In- vlew Hospital, between 9 a.m. and 4 1971 TOYOTA CORROLLA — Standard Also have some used cars. Coll after 3 p.m. 741-2149. _ _ _ CUSTODIAN — Normal custodial duties ing. For Red Bank real estate office. Fiv 3140 State Highway 35, Hozlet clwlng 4 weeks vacation, paid health In- m.. lor an Interview. Equal opportunity Route 34, West Keansburg 495 0 Including cleaning, waxing, dusting, etc days a week 1 to 5. Call 741-3450 for ap- surance, 100% tuition return!. Contact Di- ployer ihltt. 11400. OPEN 9 to 4 , TREE REMOVAL TERV\CE*~~ pointment. Equal opportunity employer Coll 671-2234. 24HOUR TOWWmG^— CALL 495-2187 Tvees and stumps removed! No lob t rector of Nurses, Rlvervlew Hospital, 741- TRAY SERVICE AIDE — 40ho40-houu r eweek,, small I Call for free estimate. 542-3273. Fringe benefits Including liberal vocatloi MATURE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - SALESPERSON 2700, Et. m. An equal opportunity em- 10 t o 6 p.m . ApplAy lpersonall ersnally to MnMn . 1946 MERCU R Y^ Ne w~lj re s, n e w VOLKSWAGEN" ENGINE"ONLY — "in- policy, free health Insurance, along with ployer. brakes, good body. Air conditioned. Needs cludes new clutch plate. Original 1946 mo- good salary guide. Wltn bookkeeping ond accounting ex- Clayton, NovesInK House. M2-340O. or, 30,000 miles. 11». 291-2448 GENERAL MASON WORK perience. One'person office. Excellent sal- FULL TIME PERMANENT POSITION, some work. *]». Coll^9M»06. Specializing In fireplaces. ary. Resume to Box 332, Shrewsbury, N.J. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM - Pipefit- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN — Frafne bent, en FOUR SPEEi5~CHEVRbLEf — Tr COH67I-2032 Interested persons should contact the Eo- 07701. RN ter, tor connection of compressors, heat glne and transmission excellent, some transmission. 145. t on town Board of Education at 542-1055. PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON Evening shift. Call Hilltop Nursing Home, exchangers, evaporators, etc. In compact Coll 495-0705 after 4 p.m. LIGHT "HAULING — Attics, garoges, eel FILE CLERK — Some typlna for busy low cooling units. Experience necessary. Ap- body ports still good. S500. 787-4002. RESTAURANT J CARROLL'S STATIONERS 671-017/for appointment. ^^ lors cleaned. Free estimates. Call any office. Recent high' •"h• schoo--•---•l graduat—- e con. (MEAL ESTATE SXLesPEHSON — E*S ply Electro Impulse Lab.. 116 cnestnut 1959 FORD GALAXIE~50b~-^Fourdooi 1963 CAD I LXAC'PAR f S time. 7872429. sldered. Call 741 St., Red Bank. An Equal Opportunity Em- hardtop. Power steering, 332 Thunderblrd In very aood condlllon. MANAGER 29 BROAD ST., RED BANK SsrLenced. Allolre-Forrow, Mlddletown oH ployer. •nglne. It SO. May be seen at K>2 Crest- HOUSEPAiNtlNG — Interior and e LIGHT SIT-DOWN ASSEAABLY AND AceVMemner two Multiple Listing 5cr-| view Drive, Mlddlelown. terlor. Reasonable rales. Free estimates. SNACK BAR BENCH WORK - With some production vices. Coll Mr. Schilling 67I-2590. , . SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Ex? Call 787-6598 machine operation. Apply Crown Engi- perlenced only. Evenings and weekends. 1M! FALCON — Slotionwogoh. Automat Permanent position now available for an neering Corp., Locust St., Keyport. 244- EXPERIENCED "P6X OPERATORS"-^3-l(rTf-7 NIGHT Only steady reliable person wonted. Apply Ic shift. S100. Call alter S p.m. Auto Rentals Individual with experience in fast food SHIFTS, Including weekend openings. Full In person. Herble's cltgo, Llncroft. 787-3877 SLIPCOVERS service. Must have ability to supervise. COSMETICIAN or port-time. Long term work. 741-4700 ' TOM'S FORD Sofa, MO. Chair, $27. You supply the fal Starting salary up to S900O plus bonus, £££ TECHNICIAN — Experienced. To Excellent salary plus commission, for top PART-TIME GAS STATION ATTEND-' 1947 PONTIAC — Lelvlans. Excellent con- rlc, we'll do the rest. Guaranteed worl based on previous experience. Many com- rotate In Pacemaker Clinic. Apply Per- lines. LIGHT ASSEMBLY & - ANT Nights and weekends. Must have ex- dition. One owner. Fully equipped, air, vl RENT A CAR monsflip, 671-2384. pany provided benefits. Apply to ston sonnel Dept., Jersey Shore Medical Cen- PACKAGING OPENINGS perience and tools. Call afler 6 p.m. 291- nyl top. SHOP. 47I-25O8. manager. ter, Corltes Ave., Neptune. Weekdays, 9 to Apply In person interpac Corp., Central TOO Hwy 35 264 1600 Keyporl WECHSLER'S Ave.. Farmlngdale. • lJM 1949 VOLKSWAGEN F*5TBSClC— Light DOG' GRO6'"MTN G 2. An equal opportunity employer: 147 Broad St. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER — Steady PART-TIME — Supplement your Income*.' Hue. Fuel Inlectlon, disc brakes. AM/FM Professional. Done In your home or mint TWO GUYS MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS Red Bonk working 15-20 hours per week ond earn rodlo. Excellent condltion-»l250. 471-9442. BOATS AND Money refunded, II you are not more thai RI. 35 ond Twlnbrook Rd. MlddtetOWi People needed to work on printed circuit employment. Benefits. Must hove driver's S400-SSOI per month. Earn 51000-52000, be- 194! FORD FAIRLANE 500 - Good tondi" pleased. ' An Equal Opportunity Employer boards with the use of wiring diagrams. NURSES' AIDE license. Call 787-1034. Atter 6, »71-1032. tween now and Christmas. Call Frank lion. ACCESSORIES They will install components and solder. OPERATING ROOM SECRETARY OHaro, 842-6350 ; 229-2395 Law olllce, MlOdletown area. Experience Coll 842 2791. 15' WINNER. FIBERGLAS FISHERMAN ROOFS REPAIRED —~dr"replaced". Fri ALL ROUND Paid vacations ond holidays. Apply In per- 9 a.m.-5 p.m. with one weekend per desirable, but not required. Salary offered 1 1944 COMET — Station wagon. Automatic, H.P. EVINRUDE. BOTH IN GOOD estimates. son, 8 o.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. month. Responsibility tor cleaning and depends on experience. Write Box 250, More Classified excellent condition, 44,000 miles. Asking CONDITION. 1375. Phone 4951775 _ Electronic Measurements Inc.. 405 Essex checking Instruments ond supplies. Good Mlddletown, N.J. 077«. S450. 747-2114, Sot, or Sun. CALL 222 9567 MACHINIST Rd., Neptune. benefits. Contact Nursing Office. Rlv- i on Next Page PLYMOUTH — 1969 Fury ill two-door CARPENTRY — Repairs, alteration ervlew Hospital, 741-2700, Ext. 227. An INSULATION APPLICATOR — Helper. BOAT INSURANCE Free estimates. Fully Insured. H. Fried Apply SENIOR TECHNICIAN — With electro- equal opportunity employer. hardtop. Excellent runnlnnig coi Reasonable Rates man, 229-85(4 mechanical experience and ability to de- .Also, person handy with tools. Call 9:30 Needs body work. 11200. 671-2459. GROSSINGER 8. HELLER AGENCY - BENDIX sign ond build cooling systems. Apply a.m. to 10:30 o.m. 775-8407. Help Wanted Electro Impulse Lob, Inc., 116 Chestnut 5 Wlkoff PI. 741-2100 Red Bonk Rt. 35 Eolontawn, N.J. PORTERS M/W H0US6W0RKER WANTED — Fridays. Male and Female EMPLOYMENT St., Red Bank. Equal opportunity employ- Full lime days, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Gener- Own transportation. Holmdel area. Re- Trucks for Sole ON DISPLAY 542-2000 al cleaning work In Holmdel building. cent references. 739-1017. .•(972 CHEVROLET — step von truck. 4,000 Atlantic Highlands Boat Show Oct. 6-9 Help Wanted An equal opportunity employer CARPENTERS AND MASONS - SteodVi good salary, no experience neces- mile!. Lost contract must sell. SAYBROOK/McNAIR BLUEJAY perienced only. Apply H. A. Hendrlckson sary. For Interview apply Fri., Sept. 29. S SECRETARY Constructions Co. 747-49S5. to 7 p.m. at the Harmony Bowl, Rt. 35, Help Wanted TURNABOUT Male and Female Mlddletown. 1968 DODGEVAN — "New paint *|ob, tires, NEWPORT SURPRISE DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chalrslde ex- Mole and Female PARIMAR DORY SKIFF PERSONNEL perience preferred, but will consider In- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W — AUTO •nglne. 11400 or best after. Show Specials SHOE SALES Interesting diversified opportunity wlthl telligent, malure trainee. Full time, one Please call In person between 3-5 p.m. Coll 264-5517 MINIFISH- SUNFISH DEMON Full time (or high quality children's shoe eading corporation for mature capabl evening. Write P.O. Box 328, Llncroft &ood Income. Happy Apple Inn, Rt. 34, 1964 CHEVROLET "PICKUP IT Blue Crab Sailboat $595.00 store. 40-hour week, no nights, good sola Individual. Good typing and general off let N.J. Colls Neck. MECHANIC Fleet purchases now being arranged ry. Shoe experience a must. Apply Toby'; ability required. Steno helpful, but no' FACTORY Good condition, $400. necessary. Get involved with aspects ol ______Phone_787-2448 SNAPIR 420 ' Juvenile Shoes1 , Route 35 and New Mo SHAMPOO GIRL M/ •ACTIVE"MATURE COUPLE —"WonTEd": RHODES mouth. Road, Middjetown. the personnel functions. New modern cor- Port-lime. Busy solon. Call as house-sftters. Board and lodging in ex- JOBS '1946 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN — 475 porate offices. Call on Sat,, between 1 7*1.5400 change tor services. Pleasant home on firm. Call 7 o.m. to 12 noon. o.m. ond noon, 787-3643. Equal opportunity river. Write Box D-lBi, The Dally Regis- and new car roconditlonsr. All MARSH MARINE employer. MORE TIMEON YOUR HAHDS? — Openings in several 291- 0542 We hove lus^TfTt opened a third ottlcie ii Need o little EXTRA CASH? TELE- ,ter, Red Bank. of our production benefits included. Apply In parson. 1969 FORD 6l972S¥ARS7RPrOU5 Orchard St. Red Bank741-676T , Rumson and ore looking for high callbe pofesslonal real estate salesmen M/W. OPERATORS PHONE SOLICITING, part-time, ond still " EXPERIENCED SALESLADY M/W deportments. Will See service manager, Mr. '.i-ton. Six cylinder. $1200 2Vj gal. remote gas tank. $100. do your work. 842-5749. Vr be required to work Call 566-2634 Calljrtff6 p.m. 842-2747 Prestige olflce with unlimited income -~ iingie-needle sewing machine operators' Trocchia r llbllltles. Call Mr. Tretskv at 842-4020. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN — Ilf "E five days. Mon. to V96« CHEVROLET PANEL VAN — 6-cyi- V6 KLINK~ER BOAT — with motor an o wbrV on ladles' coats ond car coots., Educational Specialist, Youth Services Sun. I o.m.-4 p m ,Vio>r, 3-speed. Low mlleoge, goad condl- trailer, $50. Speedboat, $35. Needs repair PLUMBERS HELPERS — Experience! Union shop, 35 hours per week. Shor Program. Training and experience In rMEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN] Good incentive pay. \l.n. Muslsell. $875. 787-1693 Call 291-0542, 7 a.m.-12 noon. Steady work, year round. Coot Co. Inc., 26 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, working with educationally dlsadvantaged Purl-time, mainly Sats. Experienced. In- after short training Please call 938-9701. lernlsfs office. Call 741-360O. J 1965 FORD STEP VAN 36' OLSEN TRUNK CABIN SKIFF youth required. Applications available at period. Hospi Mlddletown Township Hall, 1 Kings Hwy, CAR DETATLER — And drivers. Full or, tolifotion, paid ho Excellent condition. }495. 165 h.p. Forward control. Molpr overhau ITEW~CAR CLEANUP PERSON — E BOYS Mlddletown, or coll 171-3100. J. Peter Cirde Call 787-0870. 1971. Ship-to-shore, recording Fathometer perlenced only. 16 and 17 years old to work after school part-time. Apply Country Sudser Car Udoys and other Call 741-6200. Braun, Administrator. Wpsh, Route 35, Mlddletown. benefits ovailoble. ,96« CHEVROLET — Pick up, 44 tonTEx- Excellent fomlly'flshlng boot. S2650. Aflei and Sots. Can earn S25 to $75 per week. Chevrolet Co. vtllint condition. WOO. 7, 747-2863. HOUSEKEEPER — Rumsona. Transportation provided. Call 988-1313. WANT ADDITIONAL INCOME? SEAL'ESTATE "SALES:'- Licensed pri' Phone S42-4I90 I91 LAPSTRAKE HULL - 75 h.p. Evln Thurs., Frl., Sat., 9 to 2, no cooking. Owi FULL TIME CUSTODIAN — Needed (or We have an exceptional opportunity for 'trrtd. Aggressive growing oMIc* re* 325MapUAvt>. Rid lank rude and trailer, $500. Call after 6 p.m transportation. Salary 140. 842-5144. school In Bay Shore area. Send resume t the right person. Must be reliable and cm- lulres a large staff due to expansion pro- Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyporl <«7J CHEVROLET - *4-1on pickup. 350 V- 741 5944. Box M-53, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk, bitlous. Must have management ability. dram. Only interested In salespeople, de- 741-3130 V, automatic transmission, power brakes DRUG CLERK Send resume to Box. C-147, The Dally Reg- iirbus of earning over $20,000 per Year? Old steering, radio, healer; with 1964 8' 30' CABIN —• Sleeps four, stand-up head, Wanted for full time. RECEPTIONIST — Part-time. Apply h ister, Red Bonk. Office leads, extensive advertising notion*: cab-over camper, complete unit 84,150. depth tinder, holler, 1969 327 Chris Craf Coll 741-7616 person, Mon./ wed., or Frl. Combs An ol referral service. Member of two MLS, Will tell separately. 291-0110. fresh water cooled engine. In water, Por mal Hospital, Shrewsbury. COUNTER MAN M/W — For automotive training program. All. replies held In stric- Monmouth Marino. $2500. Coll 727-2939. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK sorts lobber. Fully experienced. Chanc* test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, MALE-FEMALE, FULL TIME, PART Responsible person to ship ond receive or advancement. Many fringe benefits. -The Dally Register, Rec Jank. - A GOOD BUY — 1969 Evlnrude Sports TIME, LICENSED OR WILLING T electronic equipment and components Coll 542-2322. INSPECTORS & PACKERS ' Motorcycles man. 155 h.p. Inboard/outboard. Excellenl LEARN. NOW THAT YOU'VE TALKE condlllon. HSOO. 84.2-1246 after 7. Gaod head for paper work. Medical Insur AUTO BODY MAN M/W - Experienced. REAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial; We need people to work rotating shifts. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE TO THE REST. COME IN AND TALK T ance, paid vocation and holidays. Apply Ir Paid vacation and fringe benefits. Apply Industrial, and land only. Local estab- Reasonable Rates 16' COMETSAILBOAT^ FYbergioThuJt THE BEST. WE SEEK COMPETEN person fl a.m. to i p.m. Mon.-Frl. Elec- In person to Body Shop, McGloln Bulck, lished firm opening new office for this We offer: GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY Good condition. In water, with trailer AND AMBITIOUS PEOPLE INTER [ronlc Measurements Inc., 40S Essex Rd Shrewsbury Ave,, New Shrewsbury. purpose. Must have license and some e;v ^WlkolfPI. 741-2100 Red Bonk Make otter. Must sell. 747-3705. ESTED IN EARNING A MINIMUM OF Neptune. aerlence. Send resume to Box K-25, The • Steady employment close to home 120,000 A YEAR AND IN TURN WE OF- Dally Register. Red Bank. • Excellent wooes including shift dffferenitlol payments 1971 HONDA CB 350 B^WENVFl7brJ5tle7oepfhTounder = ER COMPANY PAID IN DEPT AUTO MECHANIC — For large volum MATURE SALESPERSON - For bakery. • Hospital Izatton rodlo, compass, all canvas-, dfnelte, stand TRAININGPROGRAM.LIBERA Hours, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Apply In person • Lltt insurance Excellent condlllon. $550 GM dealer. Mult be thoroughly ex mornings. Frledmans Bakery, Red Bonk. LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN 264-1195 up head, Qoliey, many more extras. Ex DRAWING ACCOUNT, 60% COMMIS perlenced In all phases of auto repair. To M/W — Full lime. For progressive ofllct, • Disability ond sick btnetlls cellent condition. 13900. Call 747.2063. SION, PARTICIPATING SPEC AR- salary, fringe benefits ond paid vacations. FACTORY HELP WANTED • Retirement plan 1959 HARLEY DAVIDSON CHOPPER — RANGEM6NTS AND MORE. PLUS TH Apply In person -McGiom Buick, 688 Two days floor time per week guaranteed; • Opportunity lor advancement 6UTB6ARD MOTOR METALUME MANUFACTURING CO. Call PAUL P. BOVA, Broker-Reollorj Chrome. Very good running condtlon. OPPORTUNITY FOR MANAGEMEN Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Con- Florence Ave., Union Beach Mlddletown, 171-2544. -. -., Phone 566-7(53. _ __ STORIN(RING AND WINT&RIZINWINT8RIZING THROUGH A PLANNED PROGRAM 01 tact Service Manager^ Apply at 1972 KAWASAKI 750 ^~Four~months~oid The Boatman's Shop EXPANSION. WHY NOT CALL FOR SECRETARY — For mo|or boot building CAREER OPPORTUNITY 24 Wharf Ave. 741.57B0 Red Bank CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW AN COOK—SHORT ORDER — Experienced, company. Must have experience In all of- Immaculate condition. Asking $1195. rALK TO THE COMPANY THAT SELL Steady ond part-time. Apply In person, fice functions. Necessary skills are: Typ- •EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY Call oiler 6, 842«U9L _ Open weekdays, 9 o.m-6 p.m. REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full time A HOUSE EVERY DAY. THE KIRWA Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, Route 1 ing, shorthand, filing, bookkeeping. Only real estate sales people tor our new of- 1971 SUIITKTSAVAGE ^~250"Cc 600 CO .REALTORS, 160 HWY 36, WES Woodbrldoe, N j. t3o-WM. Ask for Peter. experienced need apply. Send resume to AlCRrNi(ORp(IR\TI ULMER OF RED BANK KEANSBURG, N.J. 787-6600. - Box An-57, The Dally Register, Red Bank. fices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unli- miles. Perfect. $650. Coll before 10 o.m. New Sails Made-Old Sails Repaired. Boat MATURE SALESPERSON"^ Alt dai censed, we will train and prepare through PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLANT «r after 6 p.m. 787-8388 Covers-Boat Awnings. General Canvas Monday and Saturday. Neat appearance, PART-TIME — Statistical typing and light "our special school. Unlimited potential. Been and Francis Sti. Key por f 1967 HONDA^- 305'Scrbmole'rT'Rebu I it" Work. RAINEE - Clean-cut, eager, oggres Men's clothing experiences preferred, >1S,OOa-t2O,0OO first year, possible man- An tquol opportunity employer $4 75 101 Monmaulh St. 842-569 live. To 17000 to start. Unlimited poten- Call 431-1515. oaement In near future. Draw available. Phone 291-2889 ilal. Now it the lime to consider your to Call Palace Realty Associates, 911-4400 or FROSTBITERS — Turnabout, wood. Good wel Call Bill Lucas, 747-1131, Snellln OPERATOR WANTED — Experienced RECEPTIONIST — Private club. Ex- 2645300. Ask for Mr. Stearn. BMW 1967 ~ $650. condition. Fiberglas chines. Best offer nd Snelllng, 54 Broad St., Red Bonk. with Hydraulic Backhoes and Cot Loaders perienced only. Switchboard and some Coll 431-2666 291-1267. g to da utility work. Call 94S-BO80. typing. Call for appointment 229-3131. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - between 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. ASSISTSFTT'^nANAGER" — Some me'ehon"- Earn (12,000 per year If-qualified. Cell 16' GLASPAR - Trl-hull, Navy top, 1972 cal ability helpful. Salary open. Apply BOOKKEEPER — Port-time, to work In WAITERS/WAITRESSES — Private club. Miss Strand. 264-9137. 1964 BMW — Needs some work. 85 h.p. Johnson, trailer, fully equipped Country Sudser Car Wash, Route 35, Mia Mlddletown area. Full knowledge of book- Experienced only. Call tor appointment. Best offer. skill. $1650. 741.6212 letown. keeping. Write giving resume of ex- 229-3131 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Coll 542-1399 perience and salary expected to Box R-72, On coats. Union shop. Starting salary S3 27' OWENS — Flagship. V-8 engine. Very bOUTE SALESPERSON — For shore's The Dolly Register, Rid Bank. FEMALE OR MALE — Short order cook. on hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 I 1972 450 HONDA — 900 miles. Excellent good condition. Sleeps four. Depthflnder leading laundry and dry cleaning plant. Work on Excursion boot. Start 1120. Call Wall St., Red Bonk. condition. S80O. compois. etc. Asking $3000 or best offer Excellent opportunity for ambitious indi HAIR STYLIST — Full and port-time, 787-4363. We Are Seeking An Aggressive Coll 4951964 _ Coll 671-1153. Baal In water at Chris' vidual. Steady position, highest wagt Day ond evening hours. Only betier quali- REAL ESTATE PERSONNEL — Residen- ty stylists will be considered. Salary com- ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Ex- Landing, Sea Bright. =£ale In county. No experience necessary 1 tial salesman, residential saleswoman, Dynamic Individual TRIUMPH DAYTONA 500 — 1972. Mini ree hqsnllnllmllnn. medical npd . wtrnl mensurate with ability. L'lmaoe Hal perienced, light mechanical work. Six real estate branch manager. Apply AL- condition. Under 2000 miles. Coll 462-7044 il, paid.vacations. Apply Star cleaneri Stylists, 54MJM. •• days. Phone 842-9782 .AIRE FARROW AGENCY, 294 Brood To Sell New and Used Cars " otter 4 p.m. 10' WOOD PRAM — with 3 h.p. Evlnrude nd Launderers, Myrtle Ave., Long !U . R*ri Rnntc. . . motor, anchor and oars. $50. (ranch. ASSEMBLER — Electronic deportment. GIRL/GUY FRIDAY — ParMlme model. Phone 7472489 PC soldering experience necessary. Apply Neat appearance. Must beifr« to travel. 00 SOMETHING DIFFERENT — To Wo Experience Necessary Boats and Accessories WO CARPENTERS — Experienced only, Hoogland Instyrment Company, 65 Chest- Salary plus commission. Call between 7-9 •orn money. Ice cream vending continues: Would like to train person that has some retail experience. SPORTCRAFT 25' — Fiberglas twin OMC 'lease apply Petnlck construction Co. nut St., Rid Bonk. .m. 583-4«9«. w htr n 1 1970, S6500. 671-1800. SALESPERSON NEEDED — Ex -HORT ORDER COOK — Also |anltor. lPSSA^oAnu.caedab5uf?aSn 'T' 5f ?ll 1 _ We are the most progressive dealer in Monmouth County. Continuation of CLAYTON 25' — Fishing Skiff, 210 h.p WAITRESSES M/W - Full ond part-time, wrlenced In retail sates, preferably lum- For weekends, all year round. Apply In eert or need an after-school lob, or for Benefits offered are: Paid vacation, new car, hospitalization Chrysler, new1 , SI50O. ,pp|y m person, Mermaid Diner, Hwy 36, >er> hardware and paneling. S'/i-day person Frl.. Sat., Sun. Longo's Reifau- host who ore looking for a change. Much'! LUHRS 28 _ Cabin Cruiser, FH, 13800. .eonardo. week. Ambitious ond Imaginative. Ben- rant, » Carr Avt., Keansburg. money to be made for enterprising per-'I and more. If you want a good place to work, a good paying LUHRS 26' — FB, 15000. efits. Call Northwood Lumber Co., Mr ion. Coll 495-0151 from 6-9 p.m. Any time Clearance Sale iHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. Sustlck, 462-1880. ERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — job and room for advancement. Winteter Storage AvaiAvailabll e io Sundays. Apply In person, Matawon Full time and parMlrne positions. Must Iner. Hwy, 34, Malowan. ^ COUNTER HELP — Dry cleaning store. lave experience. Apply In person. Mlurt ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS - Sel H.J. WILSON Experienced, Dart-time or full-time. Sunoco, Brood St. 8. Hwy. 3t. Keyport. Toys and'Glfts now through December Call Charlie Fodor Buy below with the oldest Toy Party Plan In the BOAT WORKS AAN M/W — Full time. Must work' Sat, Phone 842-5252 XECUTIVE TYPE PERSONNEL — Oceanport ind Sun. Phone Becker Hardware. 431 country. Highest commissions, No Cash O 229-4466 IBS). Ask far Mr. B. . PART-TIME Wonted for full and part-time positions. Outlay. Call or write "Santa's Parties", 566-6100 wholesale! J3' OWENS CABIN 1959 — Has 283 V-8 Men/Women. Do you have too much raining available. Call (42-2189 Mtwetn Avon, Ct. 06001. Telephone 1 (103) 673- lagshlp engine, sleeps four. Needs tome _ ASSISTANT - For funeral month let! over after the" money? Earn •7 p.m. MS5. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. , Until current stock is depleted. 25% r you ond your family/ lifetime Income, cluding Ma|or Medical - Life Insurance - Retirement Plan • Paid Vaca- Wotcti Repairs 1950. Over 14,000 lobs. Free estimates. 542-0779 77M407 or Adorn Llnimoyer, 'rtl-OJOJ. irly retirement, top earning! possible tions and Holidays. iiyou'quallfy.-Applyat PAINTING - Brush and ipray. Also wall- il year. No obligation Interview, coll. r. Van Warmerdan, 741-4191, or Mr. 50'PER WEEK poperlna. Call lor free esllmafe. 2V1-Mf2 S I W ROOFING 74I-MS0 fodSchoellner 142-41M •Monmoulh County's Live Wire Rooters" ilth, 741-6914r Specialists — repairs, shingle work. PAPER HANGING XTERMINATOR - Full time. Ex- ATn^iTMTiaiNutiiriiiiT Diamonds NaTob too small •rlenced. Paid vacations ond liberal ben- FRANK E. WHITING 74I-S974 Slip Covtrs Its. Apply'ota Linden Place, Red Bonk. PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLANT Bought or Rt»tyl«d 1-112! •itn ma Prsnclt tit. Keyiort CARL •. JONES— Pointing and wollpo- CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zlp- pered cushion coven, exptrfly flttea; .ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Ex- PhMMiMMHO CALL 741-0010 ' Imurtd. For Irtt estlmoles, stitched. Coll Joan, I7M3M. rltnctd only. Nlghti and witktndi, Ap- y Tony'i Mpbth Brood St, and Mop ft An •auai •feerlvnlly emtJleytr Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByBflKeus* The Dally Register, Red Bank-MWdletown, N.J. Friday, September 29,1972 23 Male and Female Male and Female '-. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER^ ARE YOU UNEMPLOYED BECAUSE LPH — Full time. Evenings. Coll Boyvlew NEEDORUSEWItJ Pets and Livestock Apartments Houses for Rent - OF AGE? - Work your own hours. In t~ BRIGHT —"North B«actj. Unfur- come »100 'o "00 o month. Coll n>-\m. Nursing Horn*. OUNO CHESTNUT MARE - Eight MOHMOUTH BEACH — Furnlttnd. Prl 5 291-0440 yeon old. Successfully shown. All lock vale cottage. All utilities. 10 minutes from nished-three-bedroom houst.1?' Plus TRAINEE - einmlcpi/OPtfatorTB* and equipment. Coll otter « p-m. 4T3-W22. Ft. Monmouth. $190. Coll 2224454. . jlllltlts, security, Oct. 1. MJ-4M2. cellcnt opportunity tor bright person with <••• DISPATCHER SELL Interests in blologv or chemistry to loin Nights, solory open. Notional Freight BEAUTIFUL SABLE COLLIES — Pup- SAND PEBBLE — Three-room furnished UNIOiNiOMBiACN BEACH —- MIWiSrnoirl bungalowounga ow., _suit sui - production group with established lite scl In*. 20r-462-A»35. pies. Two females, on* mole, seven weeks apartment. All utilities furnished. 229-1700. ble tor elderly couple. Available Oct. I. ences company. High school diploma nee MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — General old. Bitch registered AKC. $3Teoc.*n. «m- 453 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch. - be seen onyllme. Coll 264-M71 • experience necessary. Established ond FAST 109. essary. Apply worthlngton Biochemica SHREWSBURY""— Three bedrooms-. $300 growing company, excellent benefits. Ap- KEANSBURG — Three bedrooms. $26S •Corp.. Hollf Mills Wd., Freehold. N.J. WITH A QUICK ACTION HfcAliLE PUPPIES lut utilities. References, security, lease. plus utilities. Security, references. Lease T - -- *^*"iiochemlco • nlcoll Corp., Halls tillable oaults. 7W-O9I1. ACCOUNTING TRAINEE Ills Rd., Freehold. ilx weeks old. $5 each. Call 671-9221. after S equired. Available Nov^ I. Coll W-5111_ We ore looking for an ambitious person to LOW-COST p.m. ARMl"N baths, hot water oil lonnel Manager, to moke appointment. edgable In property and casualty rating JUST $2.00 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - rlty. 747 2242. l>eat, two-car garage, small family, no ond writing of policies ond ability to as- Shots and wormed. Males $100. females pets, lease, winter rental to July 1,1973 or sume responsibilities. Office located In Availoble for Merchandise For Sole only. RED BANK — Large five-room opart, PRESiCLIPPIHG SERVICE - X o~ Article .must originate from a household 75. Coll 244-7037 before 10 a.m. or week- years S300*mo. DENNIS K. BYRME. openings for readers and cutters. Inter- Boyshore area. Send resume, references, ment. Living room with fireplace, eat-In and solary requirements to Box M-55, The ond may-not exceed a sole price of $50.00 ends. _^_ kitchen. Newly decorated. Very nice sec- ealtor. 8 W. River Rd.. Rumson. 142- esting, part-time employment. Mornings per article. 150. only. Apply 162 Newman Springs Rd., Red Dolly Register, Red Bank. " POODLES tion of town. Call evenings between 6 and Price MUST be advertised. Each addition- AKC. block miniature pupplet, $50. 7 for appointment to Inspect, 244-5176. Bank. COMPANION — Own room, both, TV and al line 11.00. No copy changes may be CYTO TECHNOLOGIST - ASCP regis- salary. Call mode and no discounts or returns will be 291-4077 "* BELF&RD" — Two rooms ond bath fui Wanted to Rent FREE — Six adorable kittens, 6 weeks nlshed All utilities Included. Call otter tered or eligible. Salary negotiable de- 291-4433 ' mode if ad is canceled before expiration. jWO»2 WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom pending on qualifications. Contact M.R To Place Your Daily Register old, four white, two tabbies. Litter Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished PACKERS, MACHINE OPERATORS — trained. Coll 671-2463. Rush, «.D. at 741-0136 Warehouse workers. Accepting appli- FAMILY AD, CALI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished rom $81 to $350 per month for Incoming SECRETARY — For the Board ot Educa cations for all three shifts. Apply in per- .REi TO GOOD HOME — Elgiif month studio apartment suitable for one. Avail- >e>Vonnel. THE dERG AGENCY, Rt. JJT lion Apply Highlands Public School, Ni son,* Pride Mode Products Inc., Edwards old female German shepherd. Good with able Immediately. $135 a month, utilities Mlddletown. 47M000. ..-,,„- Industrial Center, 740 Lloyd Rd.. AAata- 741-6900 children. Call 797-W96 anytime. Included. 741-0323. veslnk Ave., Highlands, N.J. 872-1471. wan. GENTLEMAN — Wishes" room and bath SALESMAN M/W - Prudential Insuranc TWO TOGGE~NBURG'~BUCK GOATS — THREE LARGE"ROOMS -^"And both? A in private home. Prefer rural Rumson or PART-TIME SECRETARY — With good 24-Hour Service Castrated. Good companions for horses. Locust area. Write Box R-70, The Dally Co., Monmouth County. Opportunity fo TWO LARGE METAL DESKS — Two utilities Included. One mile from Lllv-Tu Iqrge earnings, start up to 1200 per week, skills. Hours to suit. Write P.O. Box 175, PhoncWI-MIS_ lip. Can '87-4892. Register, Red Bank. Holmdel, N.J. chairs. Two filing cabinets. Assorted of salary and commission. Best benefits In- lice equipment. Coast Travel, M2-lnpo. SHETLANDSHEEP DOG — Puppies, KEANSBURG — Three-room apartment E Xf CUT"i V E "ANCTFAMI LY'^Desire clude vacation and vocation bonus, train- JANITORIAL WORK — 5-day week. Im (mini collies), sable and white. Wormed, $150 a month plus security, all utilities In "iree-bedroom home for rental on yearly ing program. Call Mr. Morgono between 9 BLACK — Leather couch ond rocker, plus asls. Three children, no pets. Prefer mediate ond steady. Call two end tobies, 1125. Kenmore washer and hl^ICC564£520 eluded. Call between 4:30 5. 495-1697. Cal o.m.-S p.m. S42-170D. 29I-1S76 1^^£: anytime 846-1532. Middletown area, but will ronslder other dryer, 110O. After 6, 671-3380^ SiAM ESE~~kiTTENS —"SotTand sweef areas such as Holmdel, Colts Neck, Fair EXPERIENCE1 D MARKER MAKER - SECRETARY — Excellent steno and typ- two females, 9 weeks old. SEA~BRTGHT —"Modern two-room fur Haven. Call 201-461-7135. her sportswear manufacturer. ing skills, experience in responsible posi- GARAGE SALE — 44 Sycamore Ave . y?j?i nlshed apartment. Utilities Included, al Coll 229-7300 lor interview. tion required! Liberal benefits, vacation, Llltle Silver, Frl. ond Sat.. Sept. V. 30, 9 conditioned. Immediate occupancy. 1165 i "GARAGE to 5. Twin bed ond mattresses, etc. MALTESE TERRIER PUPPY — Molei and haspltalUatlon paid. Must hove super- nine months old. Very affectionate. $100. month. Cy& Art's, 842-000B. Rlvervlew Towers area. WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Appiy"lrT visory ability, starting salary S5720. Send MOVING — Old stelnt. Jim Beam New "Mommy, is playing "beach' in the kitty litter Coll 842 5731 son. Interviewing Wed. thru Sun. II . brief resume to Box M-63, The Dally Reg- COII 747-1927. KEANSBUfiG~-^~fwo^bedro om "d u p I e x or 5 to 7. Naveslnk Country Club, Luflbur- Jersey bottles, some old glass, wrought ELDERLY COUPLET"—' Wishes to'VenTa1' ister, Red Bank. Iron kitchen set ond other furniture. Call •>?" COLLIE PUPS — AKC registered, cham- $200 per month Includes heat. Reference; row Lone, Mlddletown. a no-no? ond security. 787-3264. Available now. three-room furnished or unfurnished alter 5. J42-W4S. pion sired, good show prospects. Moles opartment, convenient to stores ani trans- WIRERSANDSOLDERERS BABYSITTER — Responsible only. 25 qnd females. Excellent temperment, EAST KEANSBURG —"Remodeled one hours per week, flexible times. Colts GARAGE SALE — Sat.. Sun., Sept. 30 and bedroom efficiency aparlment. Ideal foi lation. Red Bank or Mlddletown. Write Must be experienced In assembly and sol Neck Llncroft area. 544-1055 after 6. wormed, flrsj shots. ReasonoblJMJIOWl 0 Mr 8, Mrs. Al Blorri. 5 Carriage Or., derlng of small printed circuit boards and Oct. 1. 10 to 5. Household goods. New and one person. $130 mo. Utilities Included, Mlddletown. old. No early callers. 972^lliobeth Ter., For Sale For Sale ST. BERNARDS — AKC champion bred other component ports. Apply In person. PLUMBER'S HELPER Experience_..r... d 7873492. RADIOMARINE CORP. only. Start 14 an hour. Coll evenings. Elberon. > FREE INSTALLATION puppies. Pick of litter. Terms. lings. 531-2022 SHREWSBURY ~—"Fu~rnisned"(S220)~o'r 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank 566-6509 DINING «OOM TABLE — And ?l« Shera- Prown's Own Quality White Aluminum SPLIT RAIL furnished (S195). one-bedroom apartment. .An equal opportunity employer ton chairs. Also Rosslgnol GTA sklls. Coll •Combination Storm Window. Bgvtvery- 2-rall ond locust post S6.95 section. 3-rol Suitable for single or couple. All utilities SECRETARY — Banking. Accurate typing ttllno-heavy duly - $18.99. FREE IN- and locust pott S9.9S section. Stockade MINI-SCHNAUZERS - AKC, salt and BOOKKEEPERSECRETARYTx and stenographic skills. Banking back- 842-5744. pepper. Eleven weeks, docked, cropped, supplied. No pets. WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with pri- STALLATION (minimum*).' 4x8, SI0.50, 5x8, $13.95, 6x8, 415.50 lection. vate both and weekly maid service. $35 perlenced In alt phases of general ac ground deslroble. 1 or 2 years experience ADULT — 3-wheel tricycle, man's bl- Wire fence, non-dlmbable 36"xl00', $.6.50 shots. Housebroken, home raised. Ex- Call 747-4362 or 843-0907 counting through general ledger; financial preferred. Eatontown area. Reply to Box cycle. Call cellent dispositions, highly Intelligent. per week. Wlndlommer, 3*4 Oceon Ave..' statement preparation, and payroll. Some PROWN'S roll, 48"xl00\ $22.50 roll. Heavy duty stee WEST" LONG"~BSANCH~"Duplex apart L-ll, The Daily Register, Red Bonk. An 747-4993 fence posts In stock. Open Saturdays unti Call 531-8569 between 5 and 7 p.m. ment. Two bedrooms. Coll after 7 p.m. Bright. 842-3084. typing ana filing. Ecological Assistance equal opportunity employer. 32 Broad St., Red Bonk 74i-75oq Corp., 20 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 747-5151 TRAILER - Starcralt 1967. Double di- CONSOLE STEREOS — And compact S Ab6RABLEPUPPEsT^- OuTpediaJeed 442-2485 RED" BAN7T— Nicely furnished bedroom An equal opportunity employer. CUSTODIAN — Mature, responsible, to nette, sleeps eight. Heater, extras. M25. Mustc Systems drastically reduced. An- RED BANK LUMBER basset has been Indiscreet! Results — MATAWAN — Second floor. 4"rooms with living room and kitchen privileges. live In, for small home for the elderly. derson TV. 30 Brood St.. Red Bank. 747- 9 Wall Street Red Bank 741-5500 eight beautifully marked mixed breed pup- bath. Adults. $170 Includes utilities. Ster Suitable for woman. 279-3030 _ ^ MATURE PERSON — Sales in retail git : For night-time 1stay. Including room and 0825. . pies, 7 weeks, wormed, $10. 842-4682. shop. Knowledge of Inventory, contra board. Near bus stop. 787-9655. YARD SALE - Sat., Sept. JO, 10 to S. CALIFORNIA WINE GRAPES ling McCann Real Estate Broker, 566-9666. ROOMS'— OfMeoson"rotis"witn sharing helpful. 40-hour week. Benefits. Call 842- Household Items, some antiques. Marlu FUR COAT — Brown, sire 14, $25. Boy's And barrels. soUTTITCHE'StTiUT G"E'UOTNG — I6 K E AfTstHTR^G —"^f hree^roorrTopar t meni bath and maid service, small room $20 7 PART-TIME ADVERTISING SALES — Farm, Newman Springs Rd,, opposite 26" bike $35. Girl's solder bike $15. vacu- Call 787-9085 hands. 6 year old Tennessee Walker is per week, large room $25 per week. Coll With largest weekly newspaper in county. CBA, Llncrofl. $125 monthly. Security required. Imme- Alpine Manor, Highlands. B/2-1773. um $12. Comp stove $7. 671-0527. BEDROOM SET — Twin beds, springs working over low lumps. Very gentle and diate occupor.cy. Coll 546.6472. High commission plus expenses. Must lovable, but better for Intermediate or ad. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Ex have car. Work as many hours as you JAYCEE-ETTE GARAGE SALE — 2«l FTSHER HI Ft CONSOLE — Garrard 4- ond mattresses. Six pieces in all. Very perlenced. Please coll tor Interview. Ask White Rd., Little Silver. 10 o.m. to 4 p.m. vanted rider.jGood 4H pro|ect^264-41l3. " A NEW'IDEA! can. Call for appointment. 671-1791. speed changer $50 • good condition. $200. 747-9364. 1 for Mrs. Camp, Redden Agency, Red Proceeds to charity. Sept. 30^ G^SMArTSHEPHERD — AKC, l'/i years Year round living for Golden Aglrs. Nice BUSINESS MANAGER - For parish PICK YOUR OWN APPLES — Red De- Conimercia| Rentals_ Bonk. 741-9100. FANTASTIC GARAGE SALE — Every- DAYBED/SOFA — $15, chro ie kitchen licious Stoyman Wlnesap, utility apples. $1 old female, housebroken, spayed. Trained rooms, oceon view, three" home-cooked, SECOND COOK complex, including>hlgh school, elemen- ot school. $50. 144 Seeley Ave., Keans meals dolly, 24 hr. love and attention.. tary school and cemetery. Must have ex- thing noes, but the garage. Bikes, TV, re- set, excellent condition $35. Ci II 471-1611, per 16 qt. basket. Houri 9-5. No children DESIRABLE r Send qualifications to Box M-61, The frigerator, easy choir, fewelry, clothing, allowed In orchard. Buttonwood Farm, burg. You're not 'just a name" here. In Asbury Dolly Register, Red Bonk. ,• perience In accounting, budgeting, finan- after 5:30. WATERFRONT Pork coll 775-5004. _ cial management, purchasing, plant oper- housewores, George Washington spreM. Rt. 520,1 ml. west of 79, 3 ml. east of 9. LABRADOR RETRIEVER — 7 month old OIL'BURNER SERVICEMAN — Leading Sat.. Sept. 30 from 9 a.m. 98 tier Dr., Mld- 4' BAR — Custom made, upholstered with OFFICE SPACE . ..aNiSHED ROOM — Suitable for single otlon and maintenance. Challenging op- Formica top, 4 months old. Asking $17S. EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE mole. Free to good home. Needs plenty ot oil company In area. All benefits, starting UlClvniidletownt . ' Available In Rumson. ISOOsq. ft. portunity. Send resume, including salary Original price $300. 49S-O18O. room to run, raised with children. 495- male, Cllffwood, New Jersey. $20 per wage commensurate with ability. Write expectation, to President, St. James Par- AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE 842-4954 week. S46-49I3, 5832820. 516-8113. Box R-75, The Dally Register, Red Bank. ELECTRIC STOVE — J7S. Living room COII56MM40 2972. ish Council, 94 Broad St., Red Bonk. chair, JI0. Portable stereo $10. Dishes far MARLBORO "TOWNSHIP "—Oljice spqci PR IVA fee N TRANCE -*Shor e" boSTond PERSONNEL — Local firm needs take 12, »5. Coffee table S14.583-1734. YARD SALE HIS AND HER CHAIRS - Floral, one hl- or store for rent. Hwy. 79. Heot, water. kitchenette, bultable tor women only. Call charge person to run personnel office.' bock, one low. Like new. $50 each. Week- 100'sof PUPS Phone 946-4185. between 3-6 p.m. 671-2588^ ^ ^ ^ Duties will include responsibility for. SWIFTVS THRIFT SHOP SALE — Al- Hillside Schoolhouse being sold. Most ev- days, after S, 542-5793. Situations Wanted most every Item In store at reduced erything must go. Oak buffet, $10, Pine N.J.'s LARGEST SELECTION COMMERCIAL BUILDING — 160O sq. ft. group Insurance nroaram. Salary open: MIRROR — 40" X 40". '/4-Inch thick. $40. OF PUPPIES on tOO'xJOO' lot. Hwy. 36, Hazlet. No ca LONG BRANCH — Furnished room with Reply to Box M-5B, The Daily Register, prices. Clothing, furniture, china, etc. 369 telly cupboard, $85, choirs, $2 and up, kitchen privileges, winter rentol. IB Red Bonk. Female Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. This week only, 12 chests of drawers, walnut, maple and Excellent condition. Hours Open: Sot., Sun.. Mon. 10-5 or trucking repair. 244-24;2. to 5 p.tn. Closed If It rolns. Swlfty's. pine, tables and beds, old Iron cookstove, Other Days by Appt. Only Franklin Ter., Long Branch. . MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Secretory. (Closed Thursday) NEWMODERN BUTLDrN"G^Monrn"out DRIVER — Lumber and building materla Experienced, mature. Full knowledge of spool boxes, china and glass, frames ond DINETTE TABLE — One teat, three and Ocean County area. Howell Townshl LASGTT—"Newly" decorated. Private en- deliveries. Experienced only. All benefits LIVING ROOM — Four-piece Kroehler lamps, Iron, tin, etc. Frl/ and Sat., Sept. St Bernards »50; Fox Terriers $35; Mon- all office procedures. Excellent refer- curved sectional, matching high back chairs and table pad, $35. chester/Rat Terriers $35; Red Chow ot Route 9 and Aldrich Road, adlacent t Call Freehold Lumber Co., Inc. 442-1660 or ences. Coll 291-2891,1-10 a.m. 29 and 30,10 to 5. Laird Rd., Colts Neck. two shopping centers, walking distance ti 344-1460 for appointment. choir, turf green. 542-4158. Call 747-3707, after 6 p.m. Chows $95; Pugs $85; Daisy Dogs $35; Lassle Farm Collies $35; Shepherds (all three banks. Available; 400, 400, 800. and LARGE'FURNISHED ROOM — In pri- TEEN-AGER NEEDS WORK — Will Iron 1972 SUNLINER — 34" Camper Cap. In MINI-BIKE — 4 h.p. Original price $220, 1200 sq. ft. Renting, starling Nov. 1, 1973. HOUSEWORKER — Fridays only. Colts In own home ond con babysit any evening. GARAGE SALE will sell for $100. Kfspeedblke. originally colors) $35; Peke-a-Poos $65; Cock-a- vate home. Business or retired lady. Neck-\Jncroft area- Transportation neces- Call 741-5761 sulatton. Inside lights, cabinet. New 1595 FALL CLEANING SPECIAL Poos $35/$45; Toy Sheep Dogs $150; Bor- Coll 222-8810 or 229-9577. Kitchen privileges. Coll 946-4353. :sary. 747-4893 .-..-. must sell. J375. 717-1493. $130. sell for $75, needs a little work on der Collies S3S; Tlmberwolf/Shepherds FURNITURE, ODDS AND ENDS. gears. 787-4802. RED BANK — Shops available In ne' MATURE WOMAN—Wishes full time YARD SALE — Come see for yourself all SEPT. 30— OCT. 1.9-4 $75; Basset/Beagles $35; Beagles $35; Ir- WITH KITCHEN PRIVILEGE'S — dlnlngj BAND STARTING — Need one~lead gul work In day care center. 45 WILLOW ST., FAIR HAVEN KENMORE - Electric range with two ish Setter/Collies $35; Keeshonds $65; Victorian Village to be constructed adja- room, living room. References. Private kinds ot goodies. Some Items never used. cent to THE HOUSE ON MONMOUTI entronce^Phone >'2l>81 872^«5B tor, and one bass guitar. If Interested, call Call onyllme. 747-1542; Sept. 29, 30. 9 o.m.-4 p.m. 87 Twlnbrooks (NEAR LOCK, STOCK, AND BARREL) ovens and rotlsserle. Excellent condition. Spitz $50; English Bull $125; Mal- i ; SiMSIl after 6 p.m. tese/Poos $85; Miniature Schnau- STREET. Occupancy November, 1972. CHILD CARE — In my home. Must be Ave., (Behind Two Guys) Mlddletown. FLEA MERCHANTS-HOMEOWNERS — $135. 741-4208. Days 747-1148. After 6, 842-4835. KEANSBURG - Room to rent. Reason- COUPLE — Mature, to live In and core toilet trained. Experienced mother. Tan- STRING BASS — Kaye. Excellent condi- Have your garage sale at Action Auction. •VING BACK — Strato-Lounger. Rust col zer/Wlrehalr $35; Sh"ihagg i y :Sheepdogs $35; able. Ample parking. .for elderly male Invalid in his home. Gen- glewood East, 787-5247. tion. J100. Vlctrola ond records, J50. Call Tables available Frl. and Sat., 10-10. Rt. i r, good condition. $75. Blond Cocker Spanlr, lets$70' -..;; Peke Spaniels SHOP OR" OFFICE — One room. Rlvei C 8M erous compensation. 548-1919. 34, East Keonsburg. 739-2400. Coll 741-3443. $35; Extra boned Shepherds $65. Rd., Fair Haven, Village area. $85. 741 ___ °_"' ?__ YOUNG WOMAN — wishes part-time do- 944-B437. 7686. Mr. Cozens. HOUSECLEANER - One day a week. mestic work. Mornings. References, own EIGHT COMPLETE — Overhead doors, GIRL'S 3-SPEED 24" BICYCLE EARLY AMERICA!] DARK PINE FUR- References. Must be dependable. Reply transportation. 842-7490 after 6 p.m. 8'. Very good condition, I2S per door. Call $35 IITURE — Corner table, step table J. P. O'NEILL NORTH LONG BRANCH — Storog REAL ESTATE Box M-59, The Dally Register. Red Bonk. 741-4105 for Information, after 5. Call otter 6 p.m. 229-9219 estle table, stereo console. $250. 471 Puppy Form located rooms, from Oct. 1 to March 1. averaging UNIVOX BASS GUITAR — Excellent con- 356 on U.S. Hwy. No. I 10x10, large room 32x30 with 12' celling. FOR SALE WAITRESSES WANTED Nl/W — From 5 GARAGE SALE — Sat., Sept. 30, 10 a.m. Princeton, N.J. Clean, no^ieat. Can be used as workshop p.m. to 2 a.m. and from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Situations Wanted to 6 p.m. 10 Hlaleah Ave., Mlddletown. dition. Two months old. $50. Call 787-4159, MOVING — Everything goes, household also. Reasonable. Call Ted. B70-2424. For interview call Town'ana Country Din- Male (One block Irom Harmony Rd.l 787-3303. after 4 p.m. PERSIAN~KITTENS <2) —~6ne"red7"ond Houses for Sa,e_ ^ er, Hwy 35, Keyport. N.J.-264-6620. WET SUITS — Slles large, long lohn and to\?Mldd£town! wftfff.'sept. 29,°30? 3' one creom. $35 each. RED" BANhSr'NEw" JERSEY — Excellenl BAR MAID M/W — Experienced. 40-houi RETIRING PAINTER — Wants five final top. Sharkskin shorties, miscellaneous, and Oct.«, 7, (. Call from 10 until 3. 842-7681. store location available for Boutique RED BANK SPECIAL week~, nights. Apply In person. Up The ranch houses to paint, exterior. Under PANELING $35. 842-3899. 973 SINGER ZIG-ZAG —Sewing ma- AFGHAN HOUNDS — AKC registered. shoes, clothes, etc. Immediate occupancy DOWN BY THE RIVER Creek Bar, 350 W. Front St.. Keyport. Do MOO. Coll. 542-4196 alter 5 p.m. Ani panellngs for your den. living room or rine, cabinet model. Sews on buttons, Black male and female. Five months. A most unusual store, completely bulll Charming Dutch Colonial. Shaded pri- basement, etc. Over 50 kinds In stock! See SURFBOARD — 6'3" Greek, orange. Ex ond flxtured, all you need Is merchandise. not call. Preler local (within 10 miles) cellent condillon. $45. nakes buttonholes, monograms, appli- $100. Call 583-1334 or 787-8525. vacy, yet very convenient. 17x39 living person. our full site displays. Prices from $3.35 to ques, plain and fancy stlches, without at- Call 842-4672. oom with (Ireotace, formal dining room, FINANCIAL 9.90 and up. No gimmicks at: Open Satur- Call 842-3199 tachments. Guaranteed. Full price 153.11 AKC COLLIE PUPS — Blue and tfl's! MATAWAN — New professional otflc three over-slied bedrooms, hot water MATURE PERSON — For deliveries, .•days until 5 p.m. TV $25, china closet $20, table $10, many V3B454*. champion sired. First shots and wormed. space available Immediately. he-ot, large sun room, bosement and go. Monday through Friday. Apply Profes- more $l-$to. 40 Pedee PI., Mlddletown, 741-3947 after 7 p.m. One-room office, $120 a month rage. First time ottered. Rare find at sional Pharmacy. 134 Broad St., Red Business Opportunities 471-4744. Weekends only. THREE — Air conditioning units, good Four-room suite. $415 a month 11,900. Bonk. LAWN MAINTENANCE — Professional RED BANK LUMBER :ondltlon. highest offer. Complete llre- OUR CUTEST LITTER EVER — Two equipment and contracts. Call evenings ;° Wall St. Red Bank 741-5500 precious orange tabby kittens, one with VANS AGENCY, Realtor DISHWASHER — General kitchen help. MAYTAG — Portable dryer. Excellent STAMP COLLECTION — Mint and plote iloce ensemble, antique gold finish, ex- white markings, raised by entire family of Strathmore Professional Bldg. condition. Hardly used. blocks. U.S. assorted. $50. :ellent condition, $40. Twollrd cages with TED Neat and sober. Top salary and fringe Call Dennis, 471-2248 cats. Litter trained. Coll 747-4483, alter Rt. 34, Matawan 544-1881 benefits. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In per- FRANCHISED LOFT CANDY SHOPPE Call 747-3163 itands, $2 each. 739-0162. 7:30 p.m. son, weekdays only, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., At- OFFICtFSPACE FOR~RENT "Shrews — For sale. CAMPING EQUIPMENT - Cox tent GARAGE SALE — Furniture, stereo, Tos- ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE — Tues. bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. lantic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 Middle CaIIlI 741-1280 or 671-9819 trailer. Sleeps live. Spare wheel. Colemon co 300x telescope, maple dresser, china, Oct. 3, 7-9 p.m. and Wed., Oct. 4, 9:30 WEIMARANER PUPS -Six weeks, town Ave., Atlantic Highlands. sliver, toys, household items and much, AKC, shots, beautiful, two moles, two fe- Coll 747-0473 DELI-BAKERY-FAST FOOD - Reason- lamp, stove and cooler. S25O. 291-9012. a.m.-lp.m. 4 East River Rd. and Blngham males. 591-1493. TV feEPATRM^N — Experienced onTy, ably priced. Musi sell. Closed Tues. much more. Fri. ond Sat. 10 to 3. 72 Ave., Rumson. Sponsored by Women's As- HALL MAJOR APPLIANCES — G.E. retrlg- Swortzel Dr., Mlddletown. Full lime or part-time. Good pay. Call 747 Phone 872-1233 days. Eves. 671-5687. ,. First Presbyterian Church. KITTEN — Beautiful. Thick, white coat, Houses for Rent •erotor-treeier, 14.4 cu. ft. copaclty, »200. gray cop, 12 weeks female. Free to good AGENCY,REALTOR 0732] PART-TIME — Only 12 hours a week. Net Norge stove, S150. Both In avocado green: GARAGE SALE — Sat. and Sun. Bicycles, BROWN SOFA — Gold choir with blue Some. 291-2771. REb"B"ANK~"Conv"enIentrocotloVi~. fhri FULL CHARGEBOOKKEEPER over S5000 per year. Early morning route Sears Kenmore two-speed, four cycie freezer, paintings and more. 9 Johnson :over. Very good condition. $70. bedrooms. IV3 baths, fireplace, laundr 733 Rive/ RfJ. Fair Haven work. Call 787-6579. washer, SI00. Call 739-2329 or 985-9337. Terrace, Mlddletown. Behind Harmony Call 842-3457. PUPPY RIOTI Free these puppies! This room, two-car garage. Lease and sec Called or Arnold SchworlE for Interview Bowl. appointment. SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER- SHERATON — Mahogany twin beds, dres- RUMPETAND CASE — Usedslx week tree to good homes, AKC collie rlly. $325. 741-7783. PLYMOUTH, 141 W. Front St., Red Bank TWO STANDS — For rent. One black mother, we have two litters too many. from beach In Keansburg. Year round ser, bureau, table and choir, $125. Solid CHRISTMAS GIFT — Or treat yourself. months, cost $175, excellent condition, sell 291-2771. PENNSYLVANIA — Pocono Lake. Ne' 74707S7. business possibility. Inquire weekends at maple rectangular dining room table and Good design, full length mink paw fur r $65. 244-7169. Ski Chalet. Sleeps 11. TV, dlshwoshei RUMSON ROAD Longo's, 29 Carr Ave., Keansburg six chairs, $90. Twin bed, mattress, box coat, autumn haze, size 12. Also Autumn Large modern Colonial near Ocean and LANDSCAPE FOREMAN M/W — Start spring and bureau, S60. Bedsprlng S5. haze stole, lovely.sweeping back, seldom GARAGE AND YARD SALE — Furnl. fireplace. Tennis, fishing, golf. Weekly c River In prime area of Rumson. Living Immediately with top salary tor ex- TONY'S SUB SHOP — For sale Choirs »5 and $10, rocker MO. Phone 741- worn. Reasonable offers. 842-3429. ore, 20" TV, sleds, etc. 1 Catbird Alley, REAL ESTATE week-end.- Low rates Oct. and Nov. Dui room with tlreplaee, formal dining room, perience and leadership ability. Year 14500 2755 between 2 ond 6. Holmdel. Sept. 30, Oct. 1. High noon-! Ing ski season, private ski area. 671-3071 family room, electric kitchen. Four bed- round employment on a 5-day work week. GARAGE AND CAKE SALE — Sat., Sept. Phone 787-9628 p.m. FOR RENT '"" TiSlo $350 PeV Month" rooms* three baths.' Large patio. Over an Additional benefits Include: uniforms. KITCHEN SET — Metal lop table, exten- 30, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sandy Hook acre of landscaped ground. Private access Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Major Medical, sion leaves, four chairs, red scroll design GARAGE SALE THE BERG AGENCY Bay American Legion Post 141, Atlantic 75 Hance Road, Fair Haven Apartments to river with riparian rights. Ideal for paid.holidays and vacation. Call Mr. Cop S35. 842-4837. Highlands. Rt. 35 Mlddletow boating. Priced to sell at S86.5O0. 741-2406. Pear.ce, Turner Bros. Nursery, 229-2587. INSTRUCTION Sat., Sept. 30, noon until 6 p.m. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT — ocean 671-1000 OLD COUCH S20 — Complete single bed QUEEN SIZE — Custom-made, white Rain date, Sunday. ond river view, wall-to-wail carpeting. WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur SUPPLEMENT YOUR SOCIAL SECU- COLLEGE STUDENT — Experienced S25, rollawoy bed S20. Call before 10 a.l crushed velvet bedspread, $75. Cne month's security. No pets. S14S RITY — Oellver ond help around store. with children, will tutor any sublect, or after 6 p.m. 787-8388. GARAGE SALE — Washer, dryer, stove, nlshed and unfurnished. Immediate occ More Classified Coll 471-4292. CB rodio, Bolens tractor with cultivator, monthly. DOWNSEA BEACH MOTEL 150" poncy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENO Colonial Florist, 5 E. Front St., Red Bonk. grades 1 through 8, Spanish and English. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 942-9807. on Next Page Call 264-0899 offer 6 p.m. TWO SETS —i Twin mattresses, springs, GARAGE SALE — Furniture ond odds matcher, reels and others. 8 Holmes ct., Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS —• frames, 335 each, near new bedspreads, and ends. 158 Linden Ave., Highlands. Holmdel, oft Longstreet Rd. Sat. ond Sun., Full tlrne, U0 per week to begin. black/red, S3S each. 741-2479, after 4. Friday, Sept. 29,9-S p.m. 10-6. TWO ROOMS AND BATH - Single per- WEST END — Two-bedroom. $185 pe PIANO — Organ, Accordion. Member son. One month security. month. Includes all utilities except llgh Apartments SECURITY INSPECTOR — Full time. American Federation of Musicians. Local 21" TV STEREO RECORD PLAYER — AM/FM Coll 741-8B81 Ing. Shahecn Agency, 222-3000. 802-399. Call A. Manfred!, 542-1622. Block and white. 535. radio, also tape deck. Walnut. Perfect S92-S96 per week to begin. Call 741-5979 condition. 12 window awnings, also win- Machinery for Sale ASBURY PARK -DEAL LAKE — Unusual RTVWRFRONT — lmmedlate"possession DRESSMAKING CLASSES —9:30 to dows and screens. Very reasonable. 74V -3 PH. CURRENT — From 1 PH. supply one-bedroom apartment facing lake on Three bedrooms, three baths, den, pan Liberal benefits Include sick leave, voca- 11:30, 3:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed. or Thurs. HEAT LAMP — Floor type. S20. West 5278. high floor of a fire-proof building. eled family room, porch and fireplace tion leOve, group Insurance, retirement For further Information call B42-6488. Inghouse TV on stand S15. From room air Morris Machinery Company (201) 34< SHORE 122. $145/month. Call Mr. Slale, 775-7801, 400 Prime location. $475 blus utilities. Least plan, nine paid holidays, educational ben- cleaner S6, single bed *20* solid brass can- BARN SALE — Thousands of Items, furni- Deal Lake Dr.. Asbury Park. required. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY tflts, workman's compensation. Raise In dlesticks S20 pair, dining room light fix ture, Jan ond Spool cabinets, etc. Gloss, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver Salary otter slrf months. Contact Post Ex- ture J15, wool rug 9x10, J15. 741-7212. Tiffany, Cut, Pressed, etc. Sot., Sun. 10-4 WEST END — Special winter rates. One' 741-4500 APARTMENT change Personnel office. Building 812, MERCHANDISE p.m. Sept. 30, Oct. 1. Directly behind Shop Merchandise Wanted bedroom furnished efficiencies, new TOP-, Fort Monmouth, between 8 a.m. and 4:30 BIKES —Girl's HI Rise and boy's 5-speed Rite at West Park Ave. & Hwy. 35. Oak- PER HOUSE, 400 Ocean Blvd., 222-8233. . MATAWAN — Slrothmore. 55 minute p.m., in person. We are on equal opportu- For Sale HI Rise. Good condition, 520 each. 741- hurst. >MALL UP-RIGHT PIANO — In goo. New York City. Four-bedroom Colanla nity employment employer. 4389, after 3 p.m. condition wanted for church parish nail LONG BRANCH — Furnished four-room 2'/i-baths, two-car garage. Air condl GIANT GARAGE SALE — Trash and Call 787-1075. apartments until June 1. No pets. Call Honed. Very clean, in nice area. $375 HUNTERS STEADY AND PART-TIME WORK. WOOD CHIPS. BICYCLE — Boy's, J39. Two vanities treasure from four houses. Furniture, evenings -229-1553. month. 516-674-1794. APPLY IN PERSON. bedroom set, walnut. Kitchen set. Mis- dishes, toys, mirrors, pictures and much WANTED BEN'S CAR WASH. MIDDLETOWN FIREWOOD cellaneous. Phone 747-0859. more. 3 Rutgers Dr., (off Ridge Rd.l Fair Used Oriental Rugs RED BANK — Four attractive rooms, pri- RED BANK — Six rooms; three bed Follow this map to Chinese and Persian vate entrance. Ideal tor business couple, rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen Phone 741-2919 or 842-0573 FREE — 24' above ground pool. All equip- Haven. 10 to 4. Sat.. Sept. 30. RAIN Also Wall Tapestries NURSES AIDE — Night shift. PRIME TOP SOIL — And fill dirt. ment. Five years old. Reply, Box M60 DATE: Sunday. references required. 747-3633. sun parlor, tenced-ln yard. $250 month BREAKWATER COVE Call Hilltop Nursing Home The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. RIEDMAN GALLERIES plus $250 security. Write Box M-51, Th 671-0177 for appointment. Call Nick Golderese GARAGE SALE — Items from attic. LONG BRANCH — Furnished garden Dally Register, Red Bonk. a truly unique living 222-8453 ANTIQUES — Pine dropleaf table 47x21. Dressers, old Iron beds, etc. Frl., Sot., ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cosh paM. apartment. Heot, hot water, air condi- BABYSITTER — Live-in tor temole physi- .ES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd. NEW MONMOUTH — Three bedrooms FOR SALE — Girl's 24" blue Stingray N.Y. State legs, S170. Upholstered slipper Sept. 29, 30,10-4. 17 Florence Rd., Middle- Fair Haven. 842-6257 or 741-4337. tioning, and terraces. Call 222-7534. opportunity. cian with two children. LI6hl house- President. chair, green slipcover, $65. Hand cro- town (Off Swartzel Dr.) dining room, full basement, large lot, con keeping, licensed driver. Salary nego- cheted bedspread 90x82, copy of one In SEA BRIGHT — Winter rentol. Five fur- venlent to school and bus. $250 per month, BREAKWATER COVE 747-4062 CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Any nished rooms. tiable. 6Coll 946-8508. Old Barracks, Trenton. ,. SlOt.T. ILlthogropl COMPLETE FURNISHINGS — For a make or condition or will trade HO, 027, i plus utilities. Security required. Call 767 NURSES AIDE — 11 to 7, four nights. Call NIKON" MOVIE CAMERA — Power Trial of Effie Means," 24x38 framed, b bedroom -sold as a set or individual or wide gauge. 774-3710. Call 741-7195 or 352-5991. 5482_ ___ closely recreates a New BayvlewNursIng Home. zoom, 8 to 1, with 1.8 lens. J25O. Frederick Bromley, 5130. 741-015B. pieces, twin beds. Dining room furniture, KEANSBURG -^ModerrTThreeToom 842-3704 or 222-2274 excellent condition — sold as a set or as NAN JOHNSON TH RE E-ROOM"—~Furnlihed"lniTigalow England fishing port and 291-0440. GARAGE SALE — Electronic equipment Individual pieces. Call 747-4532 until 5 BUYS AND BUYS aportment. Furnished or unfurnished. $115 a month. Winter rentals. 18 Hlghlan SECRETARY — Experienced dictaphone LITTLE SiCVER REPAIR CENTER and parts. Sam's Phototacts, housewares, p.m., and 741-9272 after 6 p.m. From an entire household to a slngl. Near transportation. Call 495-0416. Ave., Keansburg. is a find for luxury and electric typewriter. Red Bank area. Sales & Service toys, books, many other useful Items. Item. Antique furniture, |ewelryretry,, silsilve< r Sat., Sept. 30. 8 o.m. to 4 p.m. 95 West GARAGE SALE — Frl., Sat., 10-4. Built-in FIRST FLOOR — Attractive, nicely fur- RUMSON RANCH — Three bedroomsl'Tw Salary open. Write to Box R-64, The Dally New & Used Tractors. Mowers. Bicycles. Immediate cash. Top dollar. 7''41-5331" . nished two rooms. Bed-living room, kitch- baths, L-shaped living room, dining orea apartment hunters. Register, Red Bonk. 4747-0573 MI-MS* Washington Ave., Atlantic Highlands. gas oven, four-burner surface cooking unit, blonde furniture, clothes, twin maple RIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay top. en, both. Private entrance, (Ing. Utlll- wall-to-wall carpeting, air conditioning, COUNTER WAITRESS M/W - Full or TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. All YARD SALE — Dressing table, playpen, bed ond dresser, tools, miscellaneous. 98 dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any ties. Reference. No pets. 741-8394 large eat-In kitchen, brick patio with fire- Rod port-time. Apply In person Between 9 a.m. make's new or used. Guaranteed Low as hlghchalr, etc. Other Items, 57 Campbell Pelican Rd., Mlddletown. oge, ony condition. 347-1445. place, garden house. References, security. Bank' J25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth St. Next to; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three fur- lease. 842-3088 or 741-4955. ond 2 p.m. Joyce's Sub Shop, Llncrafl. Ave., Port Monmouth. 787-8057. nished rooms, bath. High on waterfront. (next to Post Office). (theater. 747-0415. YARD SALE — Sat., Sept. 30, 9-6 (no OLD FURNITURE —Antiques, china 1957 CHEVROLET MOBILE CAMPER — early callers). Rain date Sun. 23 Illinois glassware, art ob|ects and bric-a-brac, Refined area. Quiet, spacious grounds. Commercial Rentals fEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ^"GRANNY'S COUNTRY STORE Slx-cyllnder, automatic, dual wheels, Ave.. Port Monmoutfi. mmedlate cash tor anything and every- Slngleor couple. No pels. Immediate oc- WANTED - Top poy, 35-hr, week. Union tamps, cast Iron reproductions of antique sleeps six, stove, sink, heater, shower, Ihlng. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. cupancy. 291-341B. shop. Time and piece work. Air candi- Ironware, freshly dipped ice cream, plas- portaport. J1O95. 787-4168anytime. floned factory. Apply M & M FASHIONS, tic children's blow-up chairs. Sale, Sale,- SALE KEANSBURG — Beachvlew Gardens. ELECTRIC MOTOR — 3-phase, 10 h.p ANTIQUES — '.Paintings,'N.J'. Alias' Es unOne one-bedrooone-beoroom apartment,-' onda one effieffl- 162 Second St., Keyport. 264-2785. Sat., Sept. 30. Electric ronae and dryer. ates, .Durchpsed and appraised. 747-20OJ, iklng bay. Cookl Beach WHITEST. RED BANK 220-440, RPM 1740. Heavy duty. Like new. 842-4946, call after 6. ciency. Overlooking bay. Cooking gas. (ANITARY ENGINEER—College gradu- S50. 787-61B0. BejHudspn, Shop, Un£<. 51 t.B.road SC* teat, hot water anmd parking supplisupplied< . Call OFFICE SPACE Long ate. Interested In learning all phases, of- PRINTING PRESS — 10x15 Heidelberg MUST SELL — Walnut headboard, full ihrewsbury. 787-3447. fice ond field assignments, confined to letter press. Good condillon. May be seen PLATFORM SCALE — 1000 lbs. Fair .size, $8; IB' reel lawnmower, $7; valet ranch banks portable on wheels. Heavy duty. chair, $4; Sears sabre saw, $15; 50' poly EFORE YOU HAVE — Your aoraae LONG BRANCH-WEST END - Excellent Approximately 2,200 sq. It. in •anlttty and hydraulic engineering. Send operating. $1650. 747-3611. rope, $7; tile top end table, $4; bowling late, give me a call. I may buy some or ocatlon, near oceon. Furnished three- Take Rte. 520 (Rumson Rd,) rHufne to Box 202, Red Bank. Asking U5. 787-olBO. all of the things you have. 495-1074. sprinkled building with heat, air BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES ball, bag, shoes, $5; Tork electric time room opartment. Free TV ond utilities. across bridge to Sea Bright 81 •NURSES AIDES—ALL SHIFTS 77 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank J 8MM MOVIE — Protector and screen S30. switch, $10; grub hoe, $2; leather [acket, BEER STEINS Monthly or yearly. No lease. NAUTILUS conditioning, janitorial service. Ex- »fter',»horl probationary period, JIM' per Phone 747-5029. ..-•:: blond oak desk with nine drawers 120, slie 42, $3. Call 546-1958 after 4 p.m. Collector will pay top $ for old German APARTMENTS, «42-0505.^_^ cellent parking provided on paved turn right to Monmouth Beach JelC Liberal fringe benefits. DO NOT sewing machine with cabinet and bench, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Deer steins. 842-7781. RUMlON — Unfurnished three rooms, parking tot. Convenient to all pub- Turn right on Sea Crest Rd.just OHE. Apply In person, weekdays only. BABY FURNITURE — Walnut chD, high S15, two matching dressers. $20. 291-0542. 1 3.to Tom. AVlonllc Highlands Nurs- chair, dressing table. Baby-tender, lumpy- Coll 7 o.m.-12 noon. Miscellaneous. Boxes, wire, electrician's OOKS — "Prefernblyndn-flcflon. Als< $165, utilities Included. lic transportation. Will alter accord- past Marine Navig. Hq to .... Kme. i Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic chair, carriage. All tor JIOO. Phone S42- tools. Complete. Best offer. lew Jersey Material. WHITE'S GAL Coll 229-4757 0324 before U. After 5. • : .SPECIAL GARAGE SALE — Featuring Call 566-1958 after 4 p.m. ERIES, 531-4535 or 774-9300. ing to tenant's specifications. At- Inds. hand made crocheted Items for Christmas HIGHLAND'S — Three roornT"and~baTir tractive price. Brokers protected. (~' FURNITURE AND ARPLIANCES^S giving. Corner ot Fox Ave. and Chester TWO BLUE BRAIDED OVAL RUGS — Suitable for adults. $100 per month In- HANDYMAN M/W — General building 9x12. Recently cleaned. Asking $25 each. cluding utilities. One month's security. gnd Mile* maintenance ond repairs, car Welfare and people with credit problems. Parkway, Belford, off Leonordvllle Rd., Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Call. near Earle Railroad. 10-5 p.m., Frl., Sept. Coll 741-4726 after 5 p.m. PETS Phone 872-0455. necessary. The Klrwan Co., Mr. Hlgglns 29, and Sot., Sept. 30. (201) 229-5757 or 8M-7-W. Mr. Grand, 373-6611. . PING PONG TABLE — Never used. AND LIVESTOCK HIGHLANDS"—"One-bedroom furnished CALL 747-1100 (201)477-7202 MODERN DINING ROOM SET — Wai $35. Bar and three stools $35. Coll after 5 apartment on Rte. 34. $185 per month, all GOLFERS — Do the thing YOU love most, 1969 SHASTA MOTOR HOME — On M-300> p.m. 291-4698. HORSE STALLS FOR RENT and moke money doing It, with one of the Dodge chassis. Sleeps six, fully self-con- nut. Reasonable Sleepy Hollow Horse Farm utilities Included. Near busline. Imme- Monmouth Beach, N.J. most Vital new companies in the golf In- tained. 16,500. 671-4332. Phone 747-2980. ARCHERY EQUIPMENT- Hunting Mlddletown. 741-2382 diate occupancy. Coll 291-3940after 2 p.m. dustry today. If you like to be your own MODERN TABLE LAMP — 530, Grundundllg bow-wing, 58", 58 lbs. $35. WEIMARANER PUPPIES SEA BRTGHT — Two-rVo"m furnished boss and earn $200 to S500 per week in FENDER JAZZ BASS GUITAR — And, Call 291-9012. case, 5150. Also super plush bass ampli- Majestic console, FM, shortwave , $5$500. AKC Registered apartment. All utilities. 10 mm. Ft. Mon- commission, coll Mr, Archer, at 262-6900, Cl 1884 291-2451 mouth. $165. Call 842-1100. suite 104, Mon.-Frl. fier, two 15" speakers, J225. Goad condl- PING PONG TABLE — W thick. S25. All lon. Coll 787-5838. GOLD FIBERGLAS DRAPES — 180" > accessories Included. CARE FOR ELDERLY WOMAN - .3 ond Call 747-5699 4 dayl a week, 9 to 2. Light house duties. YASHICA — TL-Super 35 mm sir camera,' 90" long. Never used, custom made. Bar- Apartments Apartments Enjoy the Call mornings 671-3947 ___ . „ .: y > Auto-Yashinon 55mm F/1.7 lens. Soft case gain at $301 Call S44-1439-

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"MOVE RIGHT IN" — That's right, this lovely three-bed- Just painted, inside and out Colonial. Four bedrooms, I'/z baths, 21' BEN ALPERN HOMES FROM »7,5OO New roof baths, study, lovely 101 fomlly room, full bosement. 154,500. REALTORS room home with living room/ dining room and kitchen Is 29-9095 741-1304 ready to go for the right family. New eat-in kitchen with large trees. In estate 46 W. Main St. Freehold Erections: Monmouth Rd. (sooth) to ASKING it $22,900; double oven MIDDLETOWN Call 462-6464 /roll St. Turn right, continue to sign on area. E^arly occupancy. Exquisite expanded Ranch. Six bedrooms •Ight "Countfyslde." Full basement three baths, game room, custom kitchei MARLBORO TOWNSHIP "SEEING IS BELIEVING" — This huge, magnificent and Call today $75,000 wild built-in gas barbecue grill, mony ex RIVERFRONT ESTATE — A large family tTLANtITLANtIC HIUHLAMDS TRwo-lomlly, tras. Immediate possession. $59,900. home with bulkheaded woterfrom and ex- Thhree e room firstt floofl r apartment. Also stately home located in Middletown Township has three $37,500 quisite views. Beautifully remodeled older Elalaht.rooh m apartment. Completely corpet- Colonial on Gooseneck Point, Oceonport. •i,, oiol heat. 149,500. Wl-0810. fireplaces, five bedrooms, l'A baths, living room and for- ELLEN S. PAULR. STRYKER Deep water dock. Six bedrooms, 4V3 mal dining room and breakfast room. LOVELY REALTOR baths."Huge "River Room", dining room LINCROFT and living room. Attached garage, with Houses For Stale ASKING $32,500 Hwy 34 HolmdeliN. hobby lolt. Two-year-old kitchen will Like new expanded ranch HAZELTON 946-4144 delight any mother. Screened porch plus ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS with 5 bedrooms, 3 full Member Multiple Listing two covered porches. Flagstone patio. II Realtor Open 7 days on older home is your desire, you wont baths be disoppalnted. The present owner has 842-3200 raised her family here since 1938. Now It Dailv9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Fireplaces in living room Is vour family's turn to own a real home- Middletown 671-1000 and large family room MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE stead. {135.000. Coll today! ROGER F. COZENS AGENCY, Reolior, 813 /!lver Eat-in kitchen West River Road Rumson ROOM TO ROAM Rd., Folr Haven. 741-7684. Houses for Sale Houses For Sale Full asement Custom-built two year old Rum* Central air condition- son Ranch on two acres. Four SPACE -CONVENIENCE -CHARM Houses For Sale Houses For Sale bedrooms, 3'/> baths, 25* Jiving MIDDLETOWN Located In River Ploia's loveliest area. Ing room with marble fireplace. De- This four-bedroom, two-bato h home Is situsu- luxe kitchen ond appliances, TOWN HOUSE ated on a lar ge tree-shadethdd d siteit . AAmong And there's still time MAT AW AN TAXES—$222 PER YEAR $39,500 family room with beamed ceil- Four-bedroom. IVa-both split levet on Its special features arc large family room, to en|oy the 20x40 heated Dutch Colonial, quiet area, huge trees Real country living. Holland Township I ing. Allergy-free central air, Muliiple lining formal dining roomro,, fenceenc d reae r yaryad with three bedrooms, V/i baths. Boat, swim choice lot in wooded area. Large family Broker Almost perfect condi- in-ground pool with cabana Hunterdon Co. Minutes Irom 1-78. Eos buTtt-ln vacuum system, wall-to- room, country kitchen with dishwasher, Refer to ye'iow payes under- Reel Es- flagstone patio and liklik e new wall-to-wallltll skate on nearby lake. *M,vw. commuting to city. Restored Colonial, im wall throughout. Offered at carpeting. Reduced to 142,S00. refrigerator, new range. Carpeted and tion. Enclosed porch, Don't wait to see this maculate, three acres, long Delawari S99,S00. paneled living room. Mint condition. 'IA' Ttie lovely mint condition River frontage with boat dock. Modern diameter walk-around pool. Minutes to 23' living room with BOB GRIMM kitchen (dlnng room, living room and schools, churches, andshoppina center home, it won't last long AGENCY, 5M-840O master bedroom with fireplace). Askln A. FRED AAAFFEO Three blocks to M.Y. City bus line. Call fireplace, beamed qeil- $5«50O at 569,000 FLORIDA BOUND! Realtor owner, 671-0213. ing, formal dining Applebrook Custom three-bedroom Colonial. Full cel- FARMINGDALE PURSELL REALTY, REALTORS 569 River Rd., Fair Haven room, modern kitchen CONTEMPORARY lar, fireplace, porch* format dining room. Phllllpsburg, N.J. 08865 741-9333 Houses For Sole AREA Agency-Realtors Priced for quick sole ot J59,900" Beau- 201454-6505 with breakfast nook. «50Hwy3S 471-2300 COLONIAL? tifully landscaped plus trees galore! Call EVES. AND WEEKENDS, 531-8366 Four-bedroom ranch In tip top Three bedrooms, V/2 LITTUE SILVER Traditional design with today. ..won't last! shape. Brand new kitchen and BRICK/FRAME SPLIT a modern touch HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL RIVER FRONT BARGAIN 16 ACRE FARM master bedroom. Wall-to-wall car- baths. Basement with IN THE WOODS—$42,900 Magnificent Rumson five-acre estate. DEEP WATER DOCK pet in living room and two bed- Are you tired of small house for large High wooded lot in ADAMS Needs TLC. Five-bedroom Victorian County road — large concrete building, partially finished fami- price? Here Is the opposite. Large brick Oak Hi I house plus cottage, child's play house, 4- North Sea Bright. Renovated older hom< overhead doors, vacant. Plus two-fami- rooms. Ideal playyard tor children. AGENCY - REALTORS stall barn, three-car garage. $98,000. CRO with unusual charm and unsurpassed wa ly rented dwellIna, plus cottage rented, ond frame spilt level for a low price of Open 7 days, 24 hour service ter views. Four bedrooms. Eating pore Many additional leatures. Must tie ly room. Two-car ga- W!,9O0. Center foyer, large living room, Six bedrooms, 3 baths WELL AGENCY, 741403a plus beautiful six-room modern ranch Den with fireplace right on the water's edge. Fireplace. Moc home. Grounds wooded and clear. seen at $33,900 to be fully appre- rage. Low taxes. formal dining room, three bedrooms, fam- 842-5098 MIDDLETOWN COLONIAL — Over 100 ern kitchen. Formal dining room. Garage ciated.. ily room ana Florida room, plus loads of Game room, eat-In kitchen 110 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rum years old. Four bedrooms, large lot. Balcony. Must be seen. Call us now! Ask Entire package, 1125,000 Terms arranged. . . trees for total privacy on quiet side street, COLONIAL FARMHOUSE House being plaqued by Monmoutn Coun ing $49,000, close to schools and transportation. with self-cleaning wall ty Historical society. Great possibilities. Suitable terms $38,000. Circa 1680 Priced for quick sole. $18,000. Realtors. oven Historic landmark on over 5 acres Origi- TED ILLMENSEE Central air conditioning nal Middletown staoe coach stop. MEYER M0RMU Five Bedrooms, Gracious home with wood burning fire- NEW LISTING 12x31 redwood sun deck places. In living room, dining room, mas- KIRWAN CO. Broker •42-4J76 The ultimate In charm ter bedroom and 6' f Ireploceln den. Love- 56 Church St. Little silver . 4524172 Colts Neck Ranch Two Baths ly large parlor. Modern kitchen, tour bed- 787-6600 . $66,000 and comfort rooms, 2'/2 baths, wide planked floors. HALL $38,500 Asking $78,500 Possible two acre sub-division. Low OAK HILL One of a kind, no development, on beau- taxes. Ottered at $90,000. AGENCY, REALTOR Just listed. . . like new tiful treed property, dead-end street. FOR ONLY $57,900 733 River Rd. Fair Havei Loads of trees on V* of on acre. Large tw- FAIR HAVEN'S HOWARD DEXTER New Colonial! Beautiful residential neigh- ranch on just under ins room, beamed ceilings in kitchen ond borhood. Four bedrooms, 2Vi baths, large dinette, screened-tn ^orch ond full base- j FOREFATHERS ASSOCS. living room, formal dining room, eot-Tn' two acres. Living ment. Immediate occupancy. Large assu- 21 E. Front St. kitchen, den with fireplace, full basement. 842-4200 mable 6%% mortgage. Only 538,500. i Admired, this Colonial Almost 2,500 sq. ft. of living space. " A-l MINT! —This Rambling Ranch room, dining room, 24' home when it was built Red Bank today to see this unparalleled value! Llllle Silver Is In sparkling condition. C< ter hall, living room with fireplace, dlnint in 1836 p family kitchen, den PAUL BRAGAR 747-2701 anytime oom. bright eat In kitchen opens to year 794 Broad St. Shrewsbury Charming detail with round Florldaj'oom. Three bedrooms, ga- with fireplace, three Realtor FREEHOLD BORO WATER VIEW $55,000 modern comfort ADAAAS meroom, double garage. Central air. The bedrooms, Vh baths. AGENCY-REALTORS line to Inspect (arms on the left. 551,500 Brick front ranch. Mint condition. Two Country kitchen has THREE EXCELLENT INVESTMENTS Open 7 days, 24 hour service Coll today! Tomorrow WILL be too late. DRIVER OAKS ROGER F. COZENS AGENCY, Realtoi fireplaces: Swimming pool. Threp bed- Partially wooded lot huge brick fireplace Excellent Investment Buy Mint condition! Three-bedroom ranch. 842-5098 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-7484 rooms, 2'A baths, sun-room and large with brook on rear. Be Three bedrooms, 2Vi baths 110 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson Den, dlnlna room, flagstone patio, beou- Stop worrying and see this Income-plus game room in basement with tlful treed lot with privacy. Hurry! Living room with fireplace Houses For Sale the first to see it. . . W4.0O0, K r duplex today, consisting ot living room, GROWING FAMILY? shulfleboard, two-car garage. Center hall kitchen, two bedrooms, full batn, base- Spacious four-bedroom, three-bath Ranch Call now. . . $66,000. River view from ment. Both sides Identical with exception situated on V* acre of woods and privacy. SUPERB OFFERING screened porch ot one side featuring extra half bath. Living room with fireplace, formal dinini $38,000 room, 24' paneled den, full basement, at ONE BLOCK FROM BEACH $27,500 LITTLE SILVER Bulk-headed waterfront. Luxurious four $59,900 tached two-car garage. Excellent Rumson COLTS NECK bedroom ranch, formal dlnlna room, two, Two-Way Value school system. Priced in Seventies. Own Five-bedroom, three-bath ex- Like new. Four bedrooms, modern fireplaces, family room overlooks river, er will listen to offers. kitchen, breakfast room, full dining This 5-year young Co- central air, like new condition. REDDEN AGENCY Here is your opportunity to combine a panded ranch. Just right for large Joseph G. home ana nice Income. Move Into one side family. Informal and forma! dining room, ceramic tile bath, enclosed porch lonial offers an unusu- Realtor of this Identical duplex and rent the other. HOWARD DEXTER McCUE 301 Mople Avs., Red BanK Features very large rooms. Living room, ASSOCS. areas. Fireplace in cozy den. 23x8. Plus garage with attached tool al but ideal layout for Realtors •741-9100 dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and Large living room, hot water shed. 30 Ridge Rd. Rumson basement. Walking distance to town. Se- 21 E. Front St. baseboard heat. Quiet street. today's modern family. 8(2-2760 Evenings 747 4144 or 542-3777 cure your future for lust S29.900 Red Bank Good schools. Priced right at Living room, formal $65,000. dining room, 7.V family RUMSON Don't Bypass This Annual Income 747-2701 anytime REDUCED $5000 LOCUST LODGE— Are you tlred'of (g Guinev PERFECTION being shown development homes, even kitchen, library with FOR QUICK SALE! Ranch on heavily wooded lot has three Main house, Colonial styling, featuring though your family can now afford better? ... on heavily wooded lot hc_ _ seven bedrooms, 2'/i baths, living room, Young custom ranch* air conditioned large:; bedrooms, three baths, central aiairr , This five-year old Colonial is locoted on a ILLMENSEE fireplace, 2O'x2G" fami- country kitchen, large living room, three fulf finished basement. Expansion possf dining room, large kitchen, full basement quiet street In one of the best areas. It sits and patio. Second house In rear Is your In- Agtncy-Rtaltor ly room, six bedrooms bedrooms, six closets, tile bath plus 30' bllltles for two more bedrooms and bath. well back from the road and abuts a roll- REALTORS hallway, 40' x 28' paneled air conditioned Excellent schools. Immediate possession. come. Living room, kitchen, two bed- ng horse farm In the rear and woods on HWY. 34 COLTS HECK (3 over 20') 3'/2 baths, family room hn* large bar plus sink, brick A totally gos equipped home. Coll 842-2900 rooms. Also, two-story barn. All In good the right. Professionally decorated with 462-3172 for an appointment. condition. Zoned commercial. exquisite taste. Planked floors In the den fireplace and fully tiled bath. Utility $35,000 centrally air condi- room, closet and furnace room. lde.al for accent the beauty of the fireplace wall. entertaining or second family. Yard fully The Screened porch, playroom, family room tioned. Executive landscaped with shed, patio, gas grill, jr fifth bedroom on first floor with full BEN ALPERN xith. Four bedrooms, two baths up. Mos- area, excellent com- decorative block fence and new walks. SS mln. from N.Y.c. Mint condition. Coll Applebrook er bedroom suite Is a dream, with Call 24 Hours A Day owner. 701-787-6393. Keansburg. $34,900 REALTORS :losets, closets, closets. Central vacuum muting, near country 46 W. Main St. Freehold system. Vacant, Asking $82,500. Call Agency-Realtors today. ROGER F. COZENS AGENCY, club, call now for ap- ~COUNTRY"T.T."Tr~ 1\2 Ave. of Two Rivers 842-2900 Rumson Call 462-6464 Realtor, 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741- 500 HWY 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS, N.J. pointment. . . $79,500. Hplmdet'i finest area. Custom Built ex- Must dispose ot 7686 panded ranch has five bedrooms, SPANISH CHARM baths. Excellent tor In-laws or guests with If you like old world Spanish charmv HOUSE -$5000 3 ACRE ESTATE - two bedrooms ond bath on second level then you'll want to see this Spanish It Jus* needs the lot to put It on. A cash Provincial home with three large and carry opportunityoppor . Two tloors, two HAZLET $37,900 with Its own separate furnace. Call today nis ,, weight rooms, solid construe Newly painted four-bedroom split on large Walk To Station to see this almost new home on on acre ot i 4 bedrooms, living room with stone bathroom *- - fireplace, formal dining room, tlon. Re rnovol necessary from present lot In lovely orea of Fleetwood Park. JUST LISTED wooded property. kitchen with separate eating orea site. Aliiintereste: d please contact 787-7103. Spacious living room, formal dining room on an attractively landscaped lot in one of Eatontown's fi- Unusual opportunity to plus heated sun room. Of course, no fully equipped science kitchen, two ful RUMSON OFFICE IMMEDIATE Spanish home is complete without A HIDEAWAY — In tow-tax Colts Neck. baths, 20' paneled game room with bar nest areas. Spacious living room with fireplace, formal own over 3 acres of textured ceilings ond this home has Your own retreat from It all. It was an attached garage, patio, Immediate occu- POSSESSION that tool 1843 school house and now offers six pancy. Can't last, call today. 842-6020 dining room, eat-in kitchen, 1st floor laundry, 3 bedrooms, parklike grounds, yet For this five-bedroom Colonial In a park' rooms plus on expansion attic. If you want like setting, En|oy the peg floors and lire- ASKING $43,900 privacy, low taxes, and are willing to In- PALACE REALTY 1 Vz baths, basement, 2 car garage. Low taxes. $48,000 be close in. Set deep place In the gracious fomlly room. Four vest a little money'or elbow grease, call ASSOC. REALTOR on this majestic prop- over-sized bedrooms, fltth bedroom could right oway. 136,900. ROGER F. COZENS 2958 Rt. 35 Hoilet be used as den. office or mold's room. Just AGENCY, Realtor, 813 River Rd., Fair FOUR TWO FIREPLACES erty is a ranch home reduced, call for Immediate action. SWAN-KEY Haven. 741-7686 264-5300 BEDROOMS thai offers a challenge One in 23' living room and one in the den of this Little Sil- LITTLE SILVER Houses JForSale Houses For Sale Colonial Cape $48,000 New ver Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, full basement, formal to your imagination Gorgeous brick ranch on heavily wooded REALTY England Cape. Four master siz- grounds has 23' living room with fire- dining room and spacious kitchen. Centrally air-condi- and redecorating tal- place, dining room, eot-ln kitchen with 124 Hwy. 35 Realtor ed bedrooms, living room with tioned ,with inter-com system, too! Lovely lot, easy to new self-cleaning range, gome room with fireplace, dining room, and den. ents. 24' cathedral ceil- bar and fireplace, four over-sized bed- 842-6550 maintain. $63,900. ' ,p ing living room with rooms, Ihree balhs, and two porches. A Attached garage. Plus in-ground must see home offered at 168,500. COME SEE US AT THE HOME SHOW, swimming pool. With complete fireplace, spacious OCT. 3-4-5, AT THE MOLLY PITCHER privacy.' CAPTIVATING INN, FROM 7 P.M. TO 11 P.M. — AD- THE CHARM OF YESTERYEAR kitchen, 25' family Immaculate brick and frame home In MISSION FREE. with the practical living of today. Gracious older colonial Little Silver. This spotless gem offers room, four bedrooms, three bedroorrvj, 16' dlnp-ln kitchen, parv FREEHOLD on over two Rumson acres of beautiful trees, green lawns three baths, You eled Florldu room, full basement and ESTATE LIQUIDATION CONTEMPORARY double garage. New roof and carpeting, EXPANSIVE - NOT EXPENSIVE & pretty pond. Lovely wide hallways, remodeled kitchen, should take a look at We recommend Immediate action. $41,900. Water rights. $69,900 Boat 5 bedrooms, 5'/2 baths, family room, study. Could not be Everyone loves a winner ond here It Is. • Six bedrooms lovers, start your engines. Four this one. A great in- Larqe living room, brand-new addition of reproduced for its price of $98,500. kitchen with dlnlna area, and spacious • 5'/2 baths bedrooms, two baths, contem- vestment. Trade up. . . ARMSTRONG family room, featuring paneling and fire- • 3-car garage porary with bulk-head. Large AGENCY-REALTORS place. Two bedrooms plus full bath. $60,000. 5S5 Prospect Ave. 741-4500 Little Sliver Stockade privacy fence. Walk to town. • Three plus acres game room, separate study, and Beautiful move-In condition. It's yours! MINI TUDOR • 40' heated swim pool sun room. Your dream on the McGOWAN, RYAN 531,500 • 15'hot house water. RUMSON • Centrally air conditioned Realtors A sound family Investment, only $42,0001 TWO-STORY Authentic tudor design In this charming GREAT STARTER HOME • Boat ramp three-bedroom house. Walking distance to • Approximately 250' RANCH Red Bank Area MLS all Rumson schools. Attractive fireplace If you're money conscious, this two-story In living room, full dining room, a new home In a well established older commu- on Navesink River TWO REC ROOMS - $84,900. N. Mon. AALS kitchen, screened porch, full basement nity Is just right for you. First floor fea- partially finished Into recreation room tures living room, dining room, kitchen • Reduced to $165,000 Perfect house to entertain in. Shore MLS Dlus a workshop. Won't last ot this price) and half bath, Three bedrooms plus full from $180,000 Two large rec rooms with fire- Call today! bath upstairs. Say hello to a good buy. «8,50O place. Built-in wet bar. Four bed- 234 River Rd., Red Bank rooms, 3'/: baths. Screened in 747-3000 BEN ALPERN porch overlooks large yard with ADAMS beautilul trees. Built-in Sauna RIALWRSAWMURORS AGENCY-REALTORS REALTORS bath. Many many extras. RUMSON RIVERFRONT Open 7 days, 24 hour service 46 W. Main St. Freeh ON THE NAVESINK! 842-5098 Call 462-6464 THE STEPHENS AGENCY Charming four-bedroom older home. 105 110 Avc. of 2 Rivers Rumson RUAASON WATERFRONT of sandy beachfront, over 3-* ocre of 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY shaded grounds, schools, forge foyer, AVi " $267950 $85,000 REALTOR baths, huge, paneled family with fireplace Three-bedroom ranch. Enclosed front Two acres with dock, float and hauling Hwy 36 & East Rd. Belford, N.J. 741-5212 wall ond bay window. What o view! Liv- iorch, hot water baseboard heat. Proper- ramp. Four king-size bedrooms, three full ing room with fireplace, dining room, fy cyclone fenced. Walking distance to ragar balhs. 21' living room with fireplace, for- Multiple Listing Member paneled sun room, two patios, basement, schools, shopping., transportation. Ex- KMJtLTOfl cellent condition. mal dining room and dlne-ln kitchen, plus two-car oarage. Immediate occupancy. 30" Florida room. av«iu 178,000. We hove the keyi The 787-7500 787-7501 COME ONE - COME ALL TED VAN HORN TO AN OPEN HOUSE BROOK AGENCY — REALTORS AGENCY Open 7 days. Coll 74 hours a day. REALTOR 747-4100 I HALL W First Ave. Atlantic Highlands 804 River Rd. Folr Haven 291-1717 SATURDAY SEPT. 30 12:00-4:00 AGENCY,REALTOR RUAASON MONMOUTH BEACH OAK HILL BRAND NEW COLONIALS 733 River Rd. Fair Haven All the charm ond convenience of the fa- Dollar for dollar and foot for foot. These 21 MARLPIT PLACE, MIDDLETOWN miliar ranch type. In a restful setting on large center-hall Colonials, are the best on exclusive street. Three bedrooms, two value in town. Living room,1* dlnlna room, Early American two-story Colonial Salt Box completely renovated with love baths, beamed ceilings and fireplace In huge kitchen, 4 or 5 bedrooms, Th baths 842-4200 game room, plus a lovely den. Asking Lovely family room with fireplace, full and tender care. Frame and stucco with tasteful aluminum siding exterior and NEW LISTING only 154,500. basement. Two-car attached garage. Choice location near Tennis Club ond hand-laid brick walk leads into most delightful and tastefully decorated vesti- SPACIOUS COLONIAL CAAAASSA AGENCY Holy Cross School 184,900 ond $88,900. Realtors MLS bule, nice size living room, separate dining room and real country kitchen. Charming five-bedroom, 2Vi-bath home 4 Porker Ave. 741-6336 Little Silver designed with the whole family in mind. Evenings and Sunday, 671-0V61 HOWARD DEXTER Second floor has two nice spacious bedrooms. Many other choice features in- Family room with fireplace, gome room •• ASSOCS. clude new hot-water circulating baseboard heating system, copper pipes •for the children, living room; formal dln- "~FfR~ST*TIME OFFERED~~ 21 E. Front St. lna room, spacious kltchpn wild dining Proud Fair Haven Colonial on beautiful throughout, built-in air conditioners, wall-to-wall carpeting throughout,'storm area and dishwasher. Screened porch, deep lol with lovely trees and grounds. RED BANK two-car attached garage, 1JJ acres, lovely Hard to find, three over-slied bedrooms, and screen^windows, brand new water service, 220 wiring with 100 amp ser- landscaped grounds. Dog-run, mony ex- sunken IIvInn room, fireplace, 20' kitchen 747-2701 anytime Iras. Make trie first step to better living, with delightful breakfast area, paneled vice. Other features include unique screened large patio, professional de- call us now! 187,500. den, screened porch, partiolly finished full RUAASON basement. Dishwasher, range, washer- signed with excellent seclusion. This choice home also has lovelyopen and dryer Included. Be the first — call now. CUSTOM BUILT' WATERBURY This home hos so much to offer. 152,500 Sunken living room with fireplace, kitchen I side-front porches and beautiful grounds. It has only two bedrooms BUT this is with dining room size toting area. Charm-1 ing paneled den with another fireplace. I a rare listing and if you are a bachelor, retired couple or don't expect a large ' AGENCY WATERBURY Three master bedrooms, V/i beautiful] Realtor — 47 Years ot Service — Imuror family you should examine and look at this house without delay. It will not last 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank baths. Screened porch 14x37. Magnificent I grounds I net ud Ing** such features as a pond I _ __ AGENCY with a waterfall, swimming pool, cabana, I long. Listed exclusively for immediate occupancy for only $29,900, con- Reollor — 47 Years of Service — Insuror 62 Mople Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank permanent shuffltboprd court and lots, I ventional financing available, modest $6,000 down payment. more out door space under century old! MIDDLETOWN SPLIT RIVER OAKS — This beautifully main- trees! All this for 172,5001 Our listing . tained Colonial on Buena Vista Avenue, call us for an appointment. Four bedrooms, two baths, 20' llvlnq Fair Haven can now be yours. Fireplaces room, eat-tn kitchen, dining room, 2/Vi In.family room and living room, eat-In family room, above-ground JJOPI, base kitchen, plus formal dining room. Den, samuel • ••••»• ment* garage, private yard. Convenient lo- screened porch. Four bedrooms, (master ADAAAS cation for commuting. Excellent condi- Is 23x151 y/t baths. Basement. Double ga- AGENCY- REALTORS Almost new and beautifully decorated Centrally air conditioned^ tion. Wont last long afS40,900. rage. M.. Hot water heatingheat In . Many other ex- Rumson, New Jersey the Nixon administration, the are two that are not reported, ROOM iron. Propert"y I' n e«xcellen< t condition. '- liARGE COLONIAL HORSEMAN'S HAVEM — Six acres'; "liw Sole Executor basic problems behind high The report, the FBI's yni- according to President John- N»r school,. Sole^... Iceo d at U3,S00. born with tour box stalls! beautiful three- Thomas F. Daly. Esq. WITH FIREPLACE 'A AGENCY bedroom home, three tirepilacesl . M7.500*'•"r". form Crime Report, said This .•.(.•custom home AAIDDLETOWN 105 East River Road, crime rates have not been son's Crime Commission." SO Corr Ave. Keonsburg HAROLD UNOEMANN, 81iroker. Eoton- Rumson, New Jersey. you*vt bMn waiting for In bet- 717-1077 Elegant flveoedroom home, on IVt acres,! Sees Big Hike fcr than ntw condition. This ieaturing three full baths plus two powder thrctvbvdroom ranch Is lo- RUMSON rooms, family room with fireplace, larg- COLTS NECK HORSEFARM - ..room Sent. V *».» The South Dakota senator, cafttf In MUMIvtown's finest ci.untry kitchen, separate library. Mil Colonial house, lor«e barn, 4V4 ocres. or«o. Featuring 21' family We con give you a new French-Normandy living room, full basement. All brand m, M5,000. Shown by appointment only. Coll who cut short his campaign room, 2Vi bath* plus a powder style.hame with all the old world charm J97.5OO. Contact builder direct, m-sm E HTMARTIN, Broker, U2-4OX. OFSPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Say GOP Candidates room, two fireplaces and even to blend with the area, nestled on a wood- days or M2.1059 evenings. LEONARDO — Two-story. 75x125. comer ELECTIOM OF THE TOWNSHIP OF plans to relax today at his a btomtd ceiling In the mas- ed lot. Four bedrooms, 2ft baths and su- ter bedroom. This home has on Marina. Gas heat, storm windows, eat- COLTS NECK. IN THE COUNTV OF per kitchen and family room.- Many extras in kitchen, two bedrooms, IVJ baths. n\ MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEV, ON 0C- so many special features you Including air conditioning, on over two RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILEi; must tee It! AROUND -Multiple Listings.'Send for T 7 acres. Coll us today. M7.500. free catalog or modest homes, larms, pa- no. ^ N°OT!CE |S HEREBY GIVEN to the le Will Continue Bossism $79,000 ALFRED J. HASSINGER latial Rumion estt waterfronts gal voters of the School District of the 33 per cent and drug addiction ,> AGENCY , ...... jtoies. waterfronts, acre- Lots and Acreage Township of Colls Neck, In the County Economic Development Com- 105 E. River Road, Rum&on age, lotstt , busjnesbi s opportunities. of Monmouth, New Jersey, that a spe- MIDDLETOWN - Arthur has doubled in the last three U2-SH0 cial election ot the legal voters of sold mittee sparked the Demo- RAY STILLMAN MAGNIFICENT home sites on District will be held on Tuesdoy, the E. Layton and Dwight E. •years. SWAN-KEY THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — Six rooms Former country estate Seventeenth day ot October, 11V2. crats' charge. In all. Full basement, detached garage. Realtor Heavily wooded, each over one acre, 3:00 o'clock D.m.•"' Richardson, Democratic can- Attorney General Richard Half-acre l»t. SEWERS In and paid lor. "Our 54th Year" 741-1400 some overlooking gait course. Fully Im- Low taxes. 04,900. Realtors. The pools will remain open until 9:00 "Through the years the He- (!. Kleindienst, in a speech to REALTY 041 Hwy 15 Shrewsbury S2L220. Proved (Includes dly sewers ond water), o'clock p.m. and as much longer os may didates for Township Coin- LINCROFT" ' " ' ' gently roiling countryside with panoramic be necessary to permit all thl legal vot- mittee have charged their- publicans have held to a po- the Los Angeles Chamber of •views. ers then present to vote and 10 REALTOR KIRWAN CO. Exciting, contemporary ExistinExisting homes In area valued between '«0,000 To »! 00,000. Loll priced from low thtlr ballots. GOP opponents with trying to Hey of blacking every town- Commerce, attacked critics of 114 Hwy.» Mlddletown 787-6600 homes WO.OOO The election will be held ond all the Ship agency with their politi- with courtyard, atriums, 520'l. legal voters of the School District will 'perpetuate the type of bos- the crime-reporting system. 842-6550 OUTSTANDING VALUE vote at the respective polling places cal cronies.. .The people of ' A REALLY "NICE" HOME - At a budg- One of our best listings with four bed-' r.e. Scott co. Realtors stated below. sism that has been rampant irr "The myth-makers have de- et price. In on outstanding Shrewsbury lo- rooms, custom kitchen.lorge dining room SEMI-CUSTOM & CUSTOMS PROPOSAL Mlddletown elected Demo- cided that since the. figures cation. It offers Ihree bedrooms and two with one glass wall opening onto enclosed 1 ACHE WOODED LOTS 301-741-4100 or M1-431-41OO At the said election, the following will the township for years." baths. Kitchen with dishwasher, plus a porch, paneled den plus basement. Speci- PRICED FROM SIXTIES MIODL6TOWN — Lot 50x145. ready »o crats to the Township Com- . dining room and a den, A large home with men jplantlnas ond trees, dog run. Priced be submitted: ' Opposition by the Republi- just dp not beat- 'but their buiid. 13000. Cll The Board of Education of the Town- beautiful grounds at the low price-of r.e. Scott co. Realtors ship of Com Neck, In the County of mittee for the past two years point of view anymore, they WS,t»0. Newlyweds, retired or anyone. ~ three acre'lot cans to the appointment of Coll now"ROGER F. COZENS AGENCY "RUSSELL M. BORUS 201-741-4100 or 201-431-4100 Monmouth, Is authorized (a) to under because they were fed up with will tell us that the figures are Realtor, til River Rd., Fair Haven. 74) REALTORS RUMSON TUDOR —- JJusi t listed aonnd on a beavtlful lot in Ru take as a capital protect for tawfu Mrs. Peggy Kompfner to the. 74B6 qulilel t side street. Wlhy settle for therun of aHlHtUtft; school purposes the construction of the this blatant bossism, and Mrs. to issue Parlors, Canzona, Blolr and warren, The candidates stated the some crimes have always Four-bedroom, 214 bath Colonial KIRWAN CO. :ealtor bonds of the school district for sold pur- Ejqi., on behalf of Ebsco Industries. In excellent condition. Raised EATONTOWN — Corner half-acre qulel AAoriboro, N.J. pose In the principal amount of nc. for Subdivision approval by the Democratic administration, is gone unreported." 787-6600 and elegant, three bedrooms, easy six Eves. 946-8583 Sl,ieo,0«», thus using up all of the "Manning Board of the BOROUGH OF hearth fireplace in den. Large liv- ANTIQUE COLONIAL — An "Early Dull brloht (lowed otllcl. cuitwn ponded HREWSBURY for a boundary line solidly on record in favor of Flying back to Washington ing room, formal dining room, gas- Americana" lust waiting to hold your G.E. kitchen* mud roam, fireplace, full 7 ACRES — Rolling woodlandTHowell >,041.2»l.oi I -—' —- change between lots 7 and I, block 3. prlre antiques. A truly "period home", Township. ownthlp of bordering on Shrewsbury Avenue. The creating an industrial park, from Los Angeles with Nixon, fired hot water baseboard heat. that offers a tempting view of the Naves- bosement, twehcar garage, mint condition ¥ new boonaoryllne will move north ap- Beautiful wooded lot in non-devel- in and out, Immediate/low taxes. MS.OOO. Phone 45MS1V and allege that there has been Ink River in Fair Haven. You can keep By owner 741-70)7 proximately 75 feet along Shrewsbury Khrlichman disputed opment area, Tremendous buy at your boat lust 500- away. Center hall, liv- Avenue and the Central Railroad right- ing room with fireplace, "12 tor dinner*' of-way ond will be almost parollil toThe "more fruitful and realistic McGovem's report' that . dining room, eaMn country kitchen with existing boundary line between Lots 7 I fireplace Flower room. Guest or sewing and 8. Lot 8 will Increase byapprovl- action, toward attracting de- serious crimes increased 33 1 room with half-bath. Three large bed- motely 1.307 acres and (ot 7 Alii de- sirable industrial ratgbles to per cent over the last three rooms/ two main baths. Rear stairs*' ^coseB occonflnotVe ILLMENSEE ' " ' ' cor* tor yard This has been set on ttw Beard's ca- the township In the past nine years. lendar, which will be colled on October Agaacf rWfor s. \m, oti:isp.m. sharp, at the months than in the previous HWY.M < COLTS NECK BORCTUGH SCHOOL. VROAD 4*2-3172 STREET, and when the calendar Is decade of Republican con- Asked by newsmeh'what the called, you may appear either In person, UNION BEACH — Two bedrooms, living ir by your attorney, and present ony ob- trol." figure should be, Ehriichman COLTS NECK room, dining room, kitchen. New .ectlons which you may have to the Rolllng_hlMj:olonla] _Four_rarge bed- Mr. Richardson and Mr. said there had been a 20-per- rooms, Vh• baths. SituateSlti I d on over an acre baseboard hat water beat, plumbing ond INCOME PROPERTY granting of this subdivision. w. .. ~~~. Fireplace In family room and wiring. High and dry. Fenced yardT Call .1 censed rooming house. Live m first trict, for legal voters residing Sept. 89 Oct 2,3,4,5 . 136.25 Layton charged that the GOP cent decline. But with more workable basement. Centrally air condi- after $ or weekends, 291-3778. *, rent second and third. Roomer- General Electioonn Districts No. l a . tioned tor year round comiori and extras to stay, all reliable. Old house, Wl ThTh e telephontlh e numbeuberr ot saiidd Polling attack on Mrs. Kompfner's questioning, it developed that HOLMDEL Five minutes to stores, all tran District Mo. I is: 441-11M. o NOTICE galore.Saleable dt S68,500. HURRY HURRY HURRY! pyMttonMen., yet residential.. Call 74MU5. Sealed proposals for the trans- appointment despite her parti- High Point Road — Plots over- Priced to »n this week ot «J*.«O0! Own- POLLINOLLING DISTRICT NO. 2 portation of pupils will be received by McGovern and Ehriichman The ers loss, your gain. Lovely three^Maroom Pollinl g placlce at ththe AtlantiAtlti c EElemenl - looking The Sound and Now York spilt with living room, dining, room, ond tary School ot County Rood 537 East In the Board of Education ot the School cipation in a suit seeking lo were talking about two differ- Harbor. kitchen plus family room. All utilities In Real Estate Wanted the School District, for legal voters re- District of the Borough of Highlands of and pala tor. Convenient to everything. sMng within General Election District 7:3Q.p,m, (PrevalllnaTime) on Wednes- bar the township's proposed ent sets of statistics. Call now... We nave the key. V5T1»H$SOF 8ET"TER HOMES — In] No. 2. The telephone number of said .^Qyiirif llttl d«y of October. 197? 1.4 Bedrooms. 2V4 Baths. Family Applebrook Polling District fio. 1M: 4634(00. at Highlands Public School build- industrial park "was undoubt- However, questioned by Walker & Walker, Realtors HWIMOLKO AGENCY 7«W3^ *' POLLING DISTRICT NO. 3 ing. Specifications and bid forms tor me Room, 2-Car Garage, Oil Heat Agency-Realtors Polling place at the Conover Road routes and a standard form of question- edly based on attempting to. newsmen, Ehriichman with central Air-Condltioning, 33KEYPORA RouteT 3 4— two566-740 bedrooms0 , diningMatawa, livn- Hwy. JS 671-3311 NUddletown WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR School at Conover Rood in the School naire to be onswered by the bidder may NEW TWO-FAMILY— Six rooms each In any condition. avenge themselves for her checked and reported that the Redwood Deck. - Price ing, ond modern kitchen. Two, 1972"~. defraud the county clerk's of- Title of Publication: the Doll," appropriating money paid to SCREENED PORCH Date of Filing: September 29, 1972. fice and his wife, UMS Kram- IN RUMSON Business Property Frequency of Issue: Dally — Monday Itiroupti Friday. him for construction work. Location of known office of publication —lit Chestnut Street, R«S Bank, pert of Hillside Ave., Atlantic FULL BASEMENT Monmouth County, New Jersey, 07701; 176 Route 35, Miodtelown. Mon- MMI mouth County, New Jersey, 0774B. FIREPLACE Localon of the headquarters or general business oTflces of the publishers — 44 Apple Street, New Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, New Jersey, 07724. LEGAL NOTICE to build on 2-VS. 1-W acre sites of magnificent SHOPMNG CENTER Names and oddresses of President. Editor, and Executive Editor." Presi- PUILIC NOTICE Pleads Guilty ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE | dent Arthur z. Kamln, 15 Grange Walk, Fair Haven, New Jersey; Editor PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a public densely wooded hardwood trees, a luxury Le- 140' prime Hwy 35 frontage In Middle- Arthur Z. Kamln, 15 Grange Walk, Fair Haven, Mew Jersey ond executive town, totaling 2.9 acres; property con- hearing' will De held by the Marlboro nape home. (Prestigious S.E. comer Rumson Rd. Editor Thomas J. Bly, IIS Manor East. Red Bank, New Jersey. Township Planning Board on October 5, ASKING $53,200 sists of five stares, one threeWlroom The owner Is The Red Bank Register, a corporation of New Jerseyi 111 avue Ave.) dwelling, one two-famlly dwelling with 1973 at 8:30 p.m. ot the Marlboro Ele- To Larceny Chestnut Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, 0771)1. approximate gross yearly Income of mentary School located on School Rood t£T«20. Sale price SK5,000. Owner will The fcnown bondholders, mortgagees, ond other security holders owning or Weit, Marlboro Township, New Jersey hold siso.uoe first mortgage, for 25 holding one percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgoges or omer to consider the application of Hess ALLAIRE-FARROW years at 7Va% to qualified buyer. By securlfes are: None. Brothers. Inc., for Preliminary Subdivi- FREEHOLD — Jack Ca- appointment only — Call For optional completion by Publishers malting aot the regulareg r rates (Section sion Approval of certain property AGENCY 112.131132.121., Postal Service Manual) 39U.S.C39 U.S.C. MM provides) In pertinent part: known and designated as Lot 67, Block rasco, 251 Atlantic St., Key- Consder our resplendent tudor reminiscent of . REALTORS "No person who would have been entitle""" d" t*o mall' matteHerr under former we- 53, on the Tax Mop of the Township of , PAUL P. BOVA, Realtor tlo. n 4359 o_f. this titl.. e shall mal_.l . such maile_. _r o_t the_ rate_ ss providei d under this Marlboro. (InloJl Lots). port, has pleaded guilty here Brittany Manor House. Four bedrooms, king size subsection unless he files annually with the Postal Service a written 1671-2544 or ^ 671-1443 JOHN O. BENNETT, III to one break-in and two baths, country kitchen, huge domed ceiling family request for permission to malt matter at such rate*. In accordance with the Planning Board Clerk room, stained wood woifc throughout. Central air. provisions of this statute, t hereby request permission to mall the publica- counts of larceny. tion named In Item l at the reduced poitqge rates presently authorized by Sept. 11 U.OU Fabulous tower vestibule plus many amenities. 3? U.S.C. 36M. (STgned) Artttur Z. Kamln, President and Editor. 10. For tompletlon by nonprofit organizations authorized to mall at special PUIUC NOTICE $83,500. rates;(Section 132.172, Postal Manual). The purpose, function, and nonpro- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thol a public Superior Court Judge Pat- fit stflftui of this organization and the exempt status for Federal income tax hearing will be held by the Marlboro jrposes hove not changed during preceding 12 months, Township Pfenning Board on October 5, rick J. McGann Jr. set Oct 13 transferred? 11. txfentand Narture ot Circulation: 1972 at »:30 p.m. at the Marlboro Ele- Actual N*. mentary School loaned on School Road for sentencing. Averoge Ne. •f Copies e< Weit, Marlboro Township, New Jersey Copies Eocti to consider the application ot Marlboro Other plans available. This home can be moving?? IISBI OB " Improvement Corporation for prelimi- Carasco admitted stealing rrtcedhig Nearest to nary Subdivision Approval of certain three watches and jewelry seen on our Holmdel Site. We're matchmakers in over 3,600 Key Communities In the 12 months Filing Dole Property known and dslgnated as Lots Total No. copies printed (Net Press Run) 31,810 . 31.W4 .i~HB, Block It onfht Ton Map of with a total value of $350 from United States and Canada. Let us find Your New Home, with- Paid ClrailaHon. the Township ot Marlboro. 1. Sales through dealers and carrlsrs< street JOHNO.BENNETT.III Mary Walling, Sunnyside out Cost or Obligation. Just call in Size, Style, and price range vendora ana counter sates -..- 21,465 2t,»M Planning Board Clerk 2. Mall subscriptions - 271 - We'll do the Restl 314 MOO Road, Uncroft, June 29; steal- Total paid circulation „„.- 28,779 2?,1M Sept. 2t ing $205 worth of* money and Free distribution by mail, carrier or other NOTICE TO 9ID0HI Lenape Homes means The Borough of Fair Hcven Is accept- property from John Laidig, 1. Samptor complimentary and other free ing bids for a new 1973 Police Cor. Bids BouchiA eV WISMI Builders. Ellen $. Hazelton, copies 1,019 are to be submiUecrto the Bbrouon 2. Copies distributed 1f> news agents, but not . Clerk by 5:00 P.M., October 10, It72. Realtor sold. 0 ' Speclffcotlonft may be obtotned frem Holmdel, May 17..and break- 13 W. Rhfejr Rd. Rumeon e. Total dlstrVbiiiiwFlSum'of'£'and"6T~"!".'""'I »,7»l 30,2 II th. Chief of Police. Municipal Building. -• 542-2717 f. Office use, left.over, unaccounted, ipolled of- 741 River Road, Fair Haven. N.J. ing Into the home of Martin •^ ler printing.. j» :.... 2.013 I.7JS •toy W. NELSON 842-3200 g. ' Tolol (5um of E and F—should equal net Schneider, line Road, Holm- . press run shown In A.) „... 31,810 31,9/4 •orough Clerk 232-1561 «*• M at IK* Horn Show Mody PHctWf Inn October *4* I certify Ihol the statements made by me obeve are correct and compleTe. del, May 26. ARTHUR MCAMIH. President end Cdlter Sej*.Jt tin n.j. rcmimj, ttefHKtatxr 29,1972 He Finds Bicycling Means Keeping Up With Joneses By WILLIAM L. CRAZE and a racing jersey, Pretty his leg. sharp, all right. "That light's no good for ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - If And he was astride a lime real bicycling," he said you aren't careful, bicycling green bike with at least 10 bluntly. "You got to have one can turn into a matter of speeds and brownish looking like. this. I ordered it from keeping up With the Joneses. I tires and no kickstand. "No Yugoslavia." bought a three-speed English kickstand?" I asked, a slight And he rode off, his 10- bike a few months ago be- sneer on my face. I con- speed aluminum-alloy gear cause I thought it would be a spicuously clicked mine with sprocket making a fine, ex- nice, undemanding way to get a heel. pensive whirring noise in the healthy. But I got into a rat "That's right," he said pi- •darkness^.He had reflegr race with my bicycling neigh- tyingly. "Speed, you know. torized stripes on the back of bor. Weight." . his cap. I was proud qf my bike, I removed my own kick- which is bright red and has stand that night. Also the skinny little tires. It looks fenders. Most Wanted .very fast. The first day I rode I got a little tool kit with Books Listed it, a red-haired kid hailed me special aluminum sprocket to the curb. wrenches and hung it from LINCROFT — The Lincroft "Nice bike," he said, smirk-; my seat, like my neighbor. I branch of the public library wants readers to share its rec-. •UfUttr JtaH fti»l» ing a little. "Three-speed, got a skinny painful little seat COTTEN NIGHT — Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cotten, center, are congratulated huh?" I grinned agreement. with no padding and replaced ommendations of good books by Robert W. Harlan/ left/ national executive director of the YMCA, and • "Three-speed is out," he said. .the heavier, regulation seat. with others. .the Rev. Rollo Michael, left, of Red Bank at reception In Gibbs Hall, Ft. "If you're going to bicycle, ' I got some turned-down han- A list of books of current in- Monmouth. Mr. Cotten retired as a YMCA executive. man you got to have the right dlebars, wrapped them with terest is posted in the library, equipment One of those 10- friction tape that leaves the which is located on the top speed, aluminum-framed jobs palms of your sweaty hands floor of the firehouse on New- with center pull brakes and black. Pretty slick. I thought I man Springs Road. Patrons AIR FORCE SCHOLARSHIP — Paul A. brown rubber tires. My pop was ready — oy, at least, as are welcome to consult the McDonald, left, of Middletown received a certifi- has. one. Made in Switzerland. ready as you can be if you list or add a book title to it. cate of achievement from Ma|. James E. Clark It's like a fine watch. Fast. don't have $150 for one of The library here, as well as Jr. in recognition of having been awarded a four-: Light. Expensive, too." those superfast bikes. the branches in Port Mon- year Air Force ROTC Scholarship at Stevens In- But the other night I was mouth and Navesink, are fea- stitute of Technology. A freshman at the engineer-, The little jerk. My own bike ing and science college, he is the, son of Mr. and .suddenly felt big and clumsy out riding around with a small turing bulletin board displays light bolted onto my handle- of best sellers and new-books Mrs. Paul A. McDonald and a graduate of Middle- and harder to pedal. I ran into town Township High School. The scholarship cov-; his father a few days later. He. bars. I saw a beam bobbing to aid borrowers in .their • up and down in the distance. browsing and selection. AH' ers full tuition, laboratory and book fees and $100 was wealing a biking outfit a month personal allowance. with special green and red It was my neighbor. He has books are available at the striped shoes, red visored cap this little light clipped to branches.

SUNDAY AT SHADOW LAKE — Visitors pause at Shadow Lake Village' adult community In River Plaza, to enloy Sunday afternoon music pro- gram. Duke's Dixieland Band offered tuneful blends which helped to off- HELLO set the less than perfect weather. This Sunday will feature the Brookdale Community College Symphonic Band in an afternoon outdoor concert near The model home area. There will also be another exhibition of local , art creations. Borough and Township-Neighbors, Too Monmouth Library Group IT'S NOW! RIGHT Schedules Dinner-Dance WEST LONG BRANCH — committee, said. Shark River Manor, all ad- : The Monmouth College Li- "A highlight of the event," visers to the chairman; Mrs. . brary Association is planning Mrs. Zimmer said, "will be Julius Wilensky, Deal, record- to hold its annual fall dinner the presentation of an honor- ing secretary; Mrs. Ralph An- dance, Saturday, Oct. 14. ary, award for service to the gclillo, Deal, menu; Mrs. John This year's affair, called association." The name of the R. Ayers, Spring Lake' and ; "Harvest Gala," is to be held recipient Is being "kept under Mrs. Arnold O. Mascolo, Deal, 1 at the Spring Lake Golf and' wraps" until the evening of entertainment; and Miss Anne Country Club. the affair. Matovsky, Deal, flowers. The affair, with entertain- The annual dinner is one of Also, Mrs. Loins Egidio, ment by Marty Ames Combo, a number of association-spon- Ocean Township, and Mrs. H. • will, feature decorations done sored events to raise, funds William Mullaney, West Deal, i In autumn colors, Mrs. Frank which are turned over to the Ocean Township, publicity; METROPOLITAN Murray and Leonie Guggen- SAVINGS ' P. Zimmer, Sr., Spring Lake, Mrs. Francis Hockey, Bum-, i chairman of the dinner dance heim Memorial Library at the son, and Mrs. J. Remington college. Hobble, West Long Branch, fi- In conjunction with the an- nance; Mrs. Daniel Kondak- nual affair, the association is jian, Belmar. Mrs. Edward R.- also working on a list of pa- Soriano, Oakhurst, and Mrs. STRATHMORE trons, who contribute to the li- Robert J. Oberst, Colts Neck, TOBY'S brary fund. decorations; and Miss Ann Persons donating to the Mohn, Oakhurst, and Mrs. BEVERAGE fund, will be put on a list as Donald H. Shay, Allenhurst, "Friends of the Library Asso- telephone. CHOPPING CENTER SERVICE ciation," Mrs. Zimmer said. Mrs. Robert S. Barrabee, Dinner committee members president of the Library Asso- NJT Highway 34 Matawan Township include: Mrs. Matthew ciation, is a dinner dance PICK-UP and Prince, West Allenhurst, Mrs.' committee member ex pfficio. Harold. Saunders, Oakhurst, The committee of hostesses FREE and Mrs. Thomas Vitalc, who will welcome the guests SATURDAY-SEPT. 30th! include Mrs. Maxwell Bi- HOME DELIVERY WE'LL TAKE CARE OF lofsky, Allenhurst. who heads 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM •KEANSBURG ANSWERING YOUR PHONE the committee, Mrs. Edwin • 24 HOUR •"" Bruns, Jr., West Allenhurst, • MIDDLETOWN ANSWERING SERVICE Mrs. Charles A. Connelly, * HAZLET Spring Lake, Mrs. Robert E. Dunn, Spring Lake, Mrs. Ira Brookdalt * Mission Soda out 677-9200 Katchen, Elbcron, Mrs. Rich- PopuhrBmnd, of Bt*tt Alt ard G. Kuchen, Wanamassa, FREE Mrs. Frederick Steller, Spring 24 Port Monmouth Rd. Lake, and Mrs. Hugo Sur- monte, Spring Lake. Keansburg FOR $200 or More FOR BIG SAVERS SHOW Your Choice of: The game of polo was played 787-6264 See Ad on Page 18 in China around the year 60ft FOR $1,00O to $4,999: Your Choice of...

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Get one of these valuable FREE GIFTS when you SAVE! TE Friday, September 29,1972 p. Television • Books ENJOYMENT # Movies •Theater # Dining Out • Comment Your Weekend Magazine # Hobbies • Music lUimiutuuaniiiuuiiiHiiiiiiumnuimiuiiiui •wnumiMiinttiu! iiiiiwiHuiiiiiiuiiwiiiiiiimniiwiHituimitiiiiiitiiuiiuii. King Likes Being a Busy Actor KEYPORT — Actors, long imiuiiaiiiiiimitoiinutnunmiiuiiiiiiiuii It is a shame the film hasn't relegated by the public to a gotten more area exposure special sphere all their own because it is a good flick. Shot not so unlike those reserved on location in New York City, for poets, painters and male it tells the somewhat depress- ballet dancers, are really By ing story of a young man (Mr. pretty regular people, you BETTE King) who slowly, but most know. SPERO surely, goes insane. Miss And unlike Modern Screen MacLaine plays Mr. King's intimates, or as Lana Turner sister. supposedly can attest, they There are all sorts of are not. "discovered" on drug- Puerto Rican mysticism, in- store stools waiting for fate; cluding seances, et al, thrown or 20th Century Fox, to cross Keyport), or talk in a soprano into the film which is built on their paths. ("Me, Mr. De- voice. . the premise that Joel Delaney Mille?.You want to make me But rather, he loves cars, (King) is possessed by the a star?!"). particularly the mechanical spirit of a Puerto Rican, who Acting, true, legitimate the- aspects of taking all those also happens to be a homicid- ater and film craft, that is, gadgets out of the motor and .al maniac. has come a long way. In this putting them all back in the Interesting. We never had modern day of technological right places (without having that sort of thing in Catholic advances, acting, too, with es- any parts left over). One of schools, thetics always as its thief his proudest possessions is a Mr. King did not especially energizer, has become a fi- used Ferrari about 10 years enjoy seeing a recent screen- nely honed skill demanding old that he has patiently, and ing of the film. He said it was the type of training one would apparently, judging by the akin to watching home movies expect for any specialty. somewhat contented hum of of oneself as a child. It also is Perry King, a New York- the motor, nursed back to disturbing because then an ac- ACTOR ON THE RISE— Perry King, with three based actor and frequent vis- good health. tor can suddenly see all the films to his credit In little more than a year, is a itor here, is a good example of His conversation does not things he should have done in young actor on the rise. the young men, hovering revolve around himself, but a scene. around their mid 20's, who In response to questions allowed to be actors in New Vermont, first got the acting many things including his York." ' impulse at age 13 while at- have selected an acting ca- wife Karen and his daughter, from his Shore audience, Mr. reer. King explained he researched He also dispelled the notion tending St. Paul's Prep School Louise, age 2; pollution, the that filming sex scenes, espe- in New England. His grand- How They Tick Olympics, cars, children, the Puerto Rican customs by at- Mr. King, in a recent Shore tending some seances in New cially somewhat nude ones, mother, who was married to aerospace industry, hijack- are fun. literary critic and editor Max- sojourn, spent a few hours ings, and just about any other York and brushed up on his screening one of his films, Spanish with another actor in "Did the Joel Delaney love well Perkins (editor of such topic you would expect any- scene turn me on? No, not at luminous works as the writ- Paramount's "The Possession one to discuss. the film, Hector Lopez. He of Joel Delaney," and giving a said the Spanish, which all. There is nothing sexual at ings of F. Scott Fitzgerald), But Mr. King says, une- all about making love scenes was an actress, but gave it small group of Shore residents. quivocally, acting is self-cen- sounds unmistakingly Puerto some.insights into what Rican, was dubbed by Lopez in movies," Mr. King said. up. at Mr. Perkins' behest — tered. and himself through a studio "It's probably about the least or rather command. makes an actor, 1972 style, "It's only good if it's done tick.- "looping" process where he sensual experience there is — While in high school, Mr. for yourself," he commented. would mimic the other actor's lights, cameras, and in Joel, a King worked summer stock. For one thing, actors are "It's an ego trip.". really quite normal. If you dialect. head, left over from another "I got on stage once in He made his film debut in scene, hung over us the whole awhile, but I spent a lot more saw the tousled, blondish-hair- "Joel Delaney," which star- Mr. King also praised the ed Mr. King, attired in rather high professional caliber of time we were in bed." time cleaning toilets," he re- red Shirley MacLaine and It doesn't bother him if his marked. nondescript khaki slacks and gave him co-star billing in the such Puerto Rican performers 1 a striped sports shirt, driving as Mr. Lopez and longtime ac- films are not especially suc- College took him to Yale credits with the tag, "In-, cessful among mass au- University where he studied down Front St., you would troducing Perry King." The tress Marion Colon, who is probably think he was en- also in the film. diences, he says, except that drama. film made a brief Shore round it doesn't generate much work gaged in any number of last spring and has since been New York Ban "My family never said any- •".straight" professions; He "But a lot of them are out of if they're not. The key, he thing outwardly about my re-released as a co-feature in thinks, is not so much to have doesn't wear chartreuse some areas with a Raquel work," Mr. King commented. being an actor, but I think shirts, smoke pot (at least in "Puerto Ricans are not a few spectacular successes, they hoped I would be any- Welch film. but rather to keep working thing but," Mr. King recalled. steadily. He never wanted to be any- Jullllard Student thing but. however, despite He was a student at the the crushing job shortage andt Juilliard School, New York, intense pressure to be good* when he got the "Joel De- enough — first time out -**to laney" role, through an agent, keep working. more than a year ago. Since "In the first place, acting is then, he has played the part of fun when you do it well. But it Billy Pilgrim's teen-age son in also revolves around wanting the film "Slaughterhouse to escape the boundaries of Five" and recently completed having only one life to lead," an Israel-made film with Pe- Mr. King commented. "I ter Ustinov, "Big Truck art4 loved that last scene in Joel Poor Clare." Delaney where I was shot. In between jobs, he studies That would never happen to because he finds it essential me in real life or if it did, I to keep working, to keep ex- certainly wouldn't have en- tending himself as an actor. joyed it." Then he often does Shakes- In short, acting, though it peare (he particularly likes has a median of routine and the role of "Hal" in /'Henry hard work such as any other IV") because he doesn't or- profession, has an extra, dinarily get to do much of that added denominator of the un- in his jobs. usual. Incidentally, his favorite ac- "A person's life is generally tor, ("He's the epitome of ex- made up of going to buy the cellence") is Laurence Oli- .si.'. groceries, brushing his teeth," vier, whom he saw in a Lon- Mr. King explained. "But act- MAKING A FILM —Actress Shirley Machine*."(eft, waits while cam- don production of "The Mer- ing gives you the opportunity eramen get ready 1o shoot a scene from the film, "The Possession of Joel chant of Venice." to go Insane, to die on the Delaney." Mr. Kinc, who hails from beach in Narragarisett..." Chou Offers Advice to NBC Film Producer PEKING, PEOPLE'S HE- ture and the present, Chou ad: university. 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