Today: Our Weekend Enjoyment-"Section SEE TABLOID INSERT FINAL- / The Weather Partly sunny today. Clear, Ked Bank, Freehold EDITION / cool tonight Tomorrow sun- li»J^™?£lwwned property "" the south side of Monmouth •.4" "i''Danc- e movinJ g .th• e closin•-.; g •tim: e m.-The iboroug hi. previousl:„..„!.y. hai dI hour!,„,„,s. bi e alterei. d!.„ to confor, i»™m thi»hl«s notification,nntifiratirin " hpe saidraid. HHep the SOUth Side Of Monmouth Blvd., west of Port-au-Peck *';for borough parks and play- no closing hours for parks and with nightfall. added that anyone who has Ave. The successful bid, the f grounds up to 7 p.m. during playgrounds. Will Take Action hooked up with the sewer but only one the borough re- |~-;tl\e winter months was in- Mayor Elwood I,. Baxter did not have their line proper- The new ordinance, sub- ceived, was from Jacob Klei- !* "troduced by the council last announced the borough was ly inspected would be forced mitted by Councilman ner, a builder. °.l ^night and residents delinquent Francis A. Margalotti, would prepared to initiate legal ac- to dig up their yard again so Mr. Kleiner owns the adja-. "^ in hooking up to sewer lines move the closing time up to 7 tion against property owners that the work can be in- cent lot and needed the prop- **" were warned of legal action. p.m. from October to March who have not hooked up with spected as required by the ery sold by the borough in or- The proposed ordinance when darkness falls' earlier. A sthe new sewers within 90 days law. der to get a parcel of land . would amend another ordi- public hearing on the measure of the sewer's installation in The mayor said he did not large enough to conform to nance approved by the council is set for the next council accordance with the law. He have a figure on how many the minimum building lot size, •only two weeks ago which put meeting on Oct. 5, ° said letters were being sent to property owners were according to Councilman F. '•barks and playgrounds off Several borough residents those who were delinquent in delinquent in making the Edward Waitt. : limits from 9 p.m. each night had suggested at the public making the hookup. hookup. yintil 7 a.m. the next day. It hearing before adoption of the "We intend to take action The council accepted a bid Auction Set was designed to curb rising earlier ordinance two weeks against citizens who do not co- of $2,900 for the sale of a piece Mr. Waitt announced the council would auction off an- other parcel of land, a 3.17- acre piece of waterfront prop- IJury Deadlocked In Murder Trial erty on Riverside Ave., to the REMAINS OF TRUCK TRAILER - This is what was left of the tank trail- highest bidder at the next er loaded with propane gas after it exploded on the. New Jersey Turnpike- t (Continued) writing expert. knew, he heard a short and committed during the course council meeting Oct. 5. The ^signed statement be gave Judge McGann asked both saw Newman running away. of another crime — the jury council set a minimum price last night near Interchange 8. |Long Branch police, read to attorneys to work the problem Andrews said he ran, too, could have brought in one of of $27,000 for the property. two verdicts: guilty of first i-the jury by a Long Branch de- out informally. when the man fell. The council voted to with- degree murder or innocent. ;.tectjve over the objections of If it can't be worked out, he Andrews denied in the state- draw its advertising for bids .Thomas J. Spinello, defense said, there should be a formal ment knowing that Newman Mr. Hollywood was killed by on the collection of borough a bullet that pierced his heart Youngsters Give Park attorney. motion and a hearing on it. had a gun with him that night. garbage after Councilman Andrews did not take the Mr. Spinello said privately He admitted discussing the and lung. Clement V. Sommers reported •Stand or produce any wit- later he would not produce the robbery with Newman and ad- No bail was set for Andrews the company holding the con- Besses to testify on his behalf. letter voluntarily. mitted knowing that Newman because he is already serving tract had offered to renew it I Mr. Spinello told the jury Long Branch Detective Je- owned a gun. an indeterminate reformatory for another year at the same A Thorough Cleaning •ihat even if Andrews was at rome Hamlin testified Since Andrews was charged term on a juvenile delin- price as the current one. ;the>murter scene and knew Wednesday that Andrews told with felony murder — one quency charge. By JOANTURNER 1971 and 1972, when students Danny Brewer, Wayne Baft- INewman was going to rob him he was with Newman The council rejected bids it from the grammar and high er, Taylor Turner, Charlie" ^Someone, that didn't prove he that night and "Jimmie shot a • received two weeks ago on KEANSBURG - "What do schools participated in a vol- .Vilanova and John Henkle, aU ;was guilty of participating in man behind Schneider's Tap improvements for Blackberry you want to do, Teddy?" — "I unteer clean-up program. between 12 and 13 years old. the robbery. Room." Bay and Evergreen parks and don't know, what do you want Last Sunday, the neighbor- ,1eaf bags, went to. stores to Urban Renewal get cartons and proceeded to In the signed statement De- agreed to advertise for new to dp, Eddie?" hood boys donned heavy work ^ After the jury was excused, •work well into dusk. •Mr. Carton asked Judge tective Hamlin said he took bids.' Only one bid was re- This conversation occurred gloves, raided their parents' They collected more than 10 '•' McGann to direct the public from Andrews, the defendant ceived on both projects. For on a Sunday afternoon when stock of plastic garbage and cartons of debris to he put. out -defender's office to turn over stated that he and Newman Director Named Blackberry Bay park it was the temperature was 90 de- Participating"in this spur-of- $113,513.85 from Moon Con- grees. the-moment program were for collection, on the proper to the prosecutor's office a encountered Mr. Hollywood three boys and a girl ranging (Continued) struction, Inc., of Yardley, Teddy and Eddie and four Teddy Chmiel, Eddie Donlon, day. letter Andrews wrote "some- behind the tap room and that from 2 to 7 years old — would Pa. For Evergreen Park it of their friends decided that time ago" to County Prose- Newman asked the man for approved urban renewal pro- be moving to Cceariport soon. cutor James M. Coleman Jr. bis wallet. gram. was $24,607.30 from Viable since the swimming pools Z, Mr. Carton said the prose- Andrews said the jnan at "If it wasn't for Freddie Construction Co., Inc., Free- were closed and they weren't •tutor's office has a copy of first thought Newman was Geiger, there wouldn't be ur- Youth Tells hold. allowed to go to the beach, the letter, which he had joking, but then the man ban, renewal in Oceanport and they were all neighbors The new bids will be consid- living near Forest Park, they planned to use in cross exam- grabbed Andrews "for no rea- today," he said. ered by the council at its Oct. '-illation if Andrews had taken son at all. I guess it was be- HUD gave final approval to Of Torture could best utilize their time by 19 meeting. cleaning up the place. "the stand. But he said he cause I was just standing out the borough's urban renewal •Councilman Peter A. Del- Forest Park is a block- "needed the original so that it there." program last month and au- lera reported that the borough square piece of property used ; could be examined by a hand- He said the next thing he thorized a federal grant of tennis courts have taken "a (Continued) by the children for baseball in $600,000 to help finance the slight tilt in alignment." He insignia, and applied it to his the summer and football in first year's plan. The first said the problem had been face, chest and buttocks with a the fall. It is bounded by For- year program, providing for refrerred to the borough engi- pair of pliers, Harris said. est Ave., Park Ave., Shady- Stuffed Lobster Dinner Plan to Organize the purchase of the right of neer and that the contractor Weighlein, accused of mis- side Ave. and Parkside Place. way for relocating Oceanport who build the tennis courts, conduct in office, was denied FRIDAY AND Avenue between Main St. and' Muccio Inc., of Farmingdale, The park is owned by the permission to re-enlist in the Pemberton Ave. and the re- had been contacted. Beacon Beach Association SATURDAY habilitation of nearby homes, State Police corps when his and is encircled by giant oak To Save Phalanx The'council also accepted, SPECIAL -"- (Continued) ton was quite feasible. will cost |800,000. term expired last June. Gra- trees with a cleaning in the bowski, charged with mis- with regret, the resignation of When dealing with a build- Mr. Pointsett said crafts arc Councilman Sommers also middle; worn free of greenery conduct and with atrocious as- Patrick A. Tober as borough ing the size of the 3'^-story becoming popular and crafts reported he had received a by generations of youngsters. sault and battery, is under constable. Mr. Tober cited •'Phalanstery, some functional. 'colonies can readily become letter from Freeholder Harry Much debris has accumu- FIRST AND CeNTM AVINUU ATLANTIC Mi*UM suspension pending the out- personal reasons as the rea- •use must be developed, Mr. self-supporting. The state is Larrison Jr., director of high- lated hi the park since the En- come of the trial. son for giving up the job. Pointsett said. He suggested planning to install craftsmen ways, confirming that the vironmental Days of May in very.unique garden apart- in restored houses in the Bat- county would build the new ments, with modern interiors so historical restoration. Oceanport Ave. once the Man Arrested • "'lining the restored exterior, borough had acquired the' u Preparatory to any move on ; -.^similar to the picturesque the Phalanx, which he said right of way. In Lottery Raid English conversions of ware- was "in very bad condition," He said Mr. Larrison told LONG BRANCH — ,John him in the letter that he CROW LIGHTgdde toTightWhiskey' houses along the Thames Riv- Mr. Pointsett urged the hiring Roddy, 45. of 343 Joline Ave., _. er. of a restoration architect to planned to contact T & M As- was released in $2,000 ball af- 5 • "As close as the building is make a reasibility study of sociates, the firm retained to ter being charged with posses- "i- to Brookdale Community Col- needed repairs, plumbing and do the engineering for the sion of lottery slips and work- -the biggest/whiskey news since Repeal! lege," he commented, heating. road, to discuss the first ing a lottery. "^'maybe some use could be de- Jerry Ceres, A Brookdale phase. He was arrested Wednesday Nothing shy about it Vveloped there as professors' student from Holmdel who "What he's saying, in effect, in a gambling raid conducted Not a Bourbon. Lighter .i offices or conference rooms." has done considerable re- is that they're going to con- by officers operating outo than Scotch. Smoother than Don't be fooled by CROW LIGHTs ,r Lukewarm to one sugges- search on the history of the tract for the engineering," Princeton, in conjunction with gentle manners though. This is ieal tion that the building bo Phalanx, passed out bright Mr. Sommers said. Bed Bank and Long Branch Canadian. whiskey all right. Fully 80 proof. But amoved, Mr. Pointsett said yellow buttons and bumper Mr. Sylvain has been urban police. It's an all-new category it may well be the most civilized whis- moving any historic building stickers reading "Save the renewal director of Some- key in history. as a last resort. In addition to Phalanx." He paid for the rville for the past three years. Plan Open House of whiskey, just authorized. the often exhorbitant costs of Prior to that he served as the $150 printing bill out of his It's here. Now. light Whiskey. Great mixed—or neat such a relocation, moving a relocation officer for the At High School own pocket, tangible evidence Not a brand. A revolutionary new building loses its intrinsic val- that individual action can be Somerville urban renewal pro- Pick up your first bottle of CROW NEW SHREWSBURY — class of whiskey—unlike Bourbon,Ryc, ue of being where the action highly visible. gram. Monmouth Regional High LIGHT on your way home tonight. Scotch, blends or any of the traditional took place. Information on the Oct. 14 Mr. Sylvain was born in School will hold its annual Start by pouring it straight, over ice whiskeys you've known. •-"• On.the other hand, con- meeting or on the Phalanx Ventura, Calif., but moved to Back-To-School Night on Mon- cubes in a wide glass. Wait. Let it chtlL ''version to arts and crafts cen- can be had by writing Pha- Somerville as a child and day. Parents will have an op- Light Whiskey. The lightest, Then take it slowly, one smooth sip at. nter similar to the Peters Val- lanx, P.O. Box 32, Holmdel, or graduated from Somerville . portunity to spend an evening smoothest whiskey ever made ia a time. viey Crafts settlement in Lay- by contacting Mr. Schiller. High School. He served in the following a condensed version America! Ahhh. Army for seven years, rising of their child's typical school Its own light taste Youcan substitute CROWLIGHT, in rank from private to cap- day schedule, meet his teach shot for shot, in all your favorite whis- tain, before beginning bis ers and learn first-hand abou Light Whiskey is made possible by key drink recipes. And it mixes better work in urban renewal. the content of his courses. sweeping new U.S. Government regu- with fruit juices than do traditional The meeting will open with He has been studying to- lations.They permit radically different whiskies. wards a business adminis- a coffee and dessert hour in distilling and aging techniques (see CROW LIGHT is every bit as tration degree at Rutgers Uni- the multi-purpose room of the box) which produce a whiskey with a versity and currently is a ju- high school from 7:15 p.m. to good as our 137 years of experience nior. 7:50 p.m. Class visits will be- delightful character all its own. can make it In fact, we're so sure you'll Mr. Sylvain said he and his gin at 8 p.m. and end at ap- One sip of CROW LIGHT will be pleased with it, we're willing to re- wife.and four children — proximately 9:30. show you that Light Whiskey is a fund every penny if you aren't. dean break with the past. Light with- Go ahead. We trust your judgment out being thin. Mild without being Try CROW LIGHT tonight A dean Weather: bland. break with the past Note: For Bourbon drinkers, there's always Old Crow Partly Sunny Why "Light Whiskey" Don't confuse new CROW LIGHT is the first utterly with our famous Old Crow. They're Partly sunny and milder, ranged from 28 at Inter- new whiskey in 40 years. entirely separate, different products. high in the mid 70s. Clear and national Falls, Minn., to 83 at We make Old Crow—and plenty of it cool tonight, low in the mid Blythe, Calif. Since Repeal, the same strict regu- 50s. Mostly sunny and pleas- —for the millions who enjoy smooth, TIDES Sandy Hook lations have controlled whiskey mellow Bourbon, America's most pop- ant tomorrow, high 70 to 75. making in America. Sunday fair with little tem- TODAY - High 8:02 p.m. But in 1968, to enable domes- ular drink. perature change. and low 1:58 p.m. tic distillers to make a whiskey Children, & grown- In Long Branch, the high TOMORROW - High 8:24 with the lightness of Scotch and ups foo enjoy plant- r * yesterday was 63 and the low a.m. and 8:46 p.m. and low Canadian, the Government speci- fied rules for a totally new kind ing Dutch bulbs ... was 58. At 6 p.m., it was 63 2:17 a.m. and 2:47 p.m. and the overnight low was 61. of American whiskey—to go on especially when it's a SUNDAY - High 9:07 a.m. sale this year. Today's 7 a.m. temperature family activity and and 9:30 p.m. and low 3:02 The new regulations meant that was 62. There was .22 inch of oil join in. a.m. and 3:36 p.m. Americans could.for the first time, precipitation. For Red Bank and Rumson distill whiskeys above 160 proof. When Spring comes, the whole family will love the colorful Fair skies and cool weather bridge, add two hours; Sea And age them in seasoned oak blooms, prevailed over most of the Bright, deduct 10 minutes; barrels. midconttnent today, the first Long Branch, deduct 15 min- The result: the revolutionary, day of autumn. utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 remarkably smooth, pew class of TULIPS products-Light Whiskey! DAFFODILS Temperatures before dawn minutes. CROCUS 25/w1.99 HYACINTHS Dork Star Enterprises Presents at... TSy&toWUGHTtonight YELLOWFUTZ Guaranteed to tie the smoothestwhiskey you ever tasted Restaurant and Coffee House 1066 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright oryourmaneybadd* •We'll refund purchase price to purchaser if he is ia any manner dissatisfied with CROW LIGHT. Send bottle with unnsed contents viiJUihny Appearing Frt. 1(h1 & Sat 10 until Express collect to: Crow Distillery Company, 99 Park Avenue, Room 1100, New York, New York 10016-and provide the following «"fa«Htn'nm 71 Meamovlfc M* W. long Branch, 201/227-2587 "PAUL WHISLER" You* name, tddreis, your comments, purchase size and price, store name and address. , ... '..-• Open Son. * awry day ham 9 la 6 JAM NITE TUES. and THURS. ' UQHTWHtSKBr«aamYPR0OF«CR0WOISni.LERYCOMPANrMW ORLD Bed Cross ToW of Flood Relief Work rectors, and 1» otter1 s were By fke Associated Press I Bv BEN VAN VI.IET Mr. Camp is resoonsible for Mr. Davidson replaces not. Melvin T. Kaukeiner of Thomas Taylor of LincroftLincroft,, rectors, »"* J*^ *^ * ByBENVANVUET Mr. Camp is responsible for Mr. Davidson replaces pot, Melvin T. Kaukeiner of elected as honorary directors. service to Red Cross chapters Abraham J. Zager of Shrews- Middletown, John Kay of Lin- Dudley D. Thomas of Long in New England, Pennsylva- bury, as chapter chairman. croft, Richard A. Kirby of Branch, Richard Wenner of ; RED BANK - The Ameri- nia, New Jersey, and New New Board Members Red Bank, Charles W. Mande- W. Long Branch, Miss Sharon ute to cWle* T Str*ujghn Professor's Murder Said Solved can Red Cross provided assis- York. He has been active in Also elected were 15 new ville of Matawan, Mrs. Helene Walsh of Union Beach, and 2nd., chairman,of the nranl-, NEW YORK — The murder of Columbia University pro- tance to more than 165,000 vic- Red Cross work since 1941. members of the board of di- O'Neill of Marlboro, John K. Louis Wigdortz of Asbury nating committee, npa is fessor Wolfgang Friedmann has been declared solved with the tims of the Pennsylvania During the annual dinner rectors. They are Charles J. Pawlowskl of Rumson, the Park. leaving this vtta tanibitow to arrest of a high school sophomore and the issuance of a 1J- floods triggered by Hurricane meeting, the chapter present- Buesing of Monmouth Beach; Rev. James R. Steele of take a position a* Mfc&iairt dfr Agnes two months ago. Re-elected for second three- rector of adinissIMtt at BI- state police alarm for two brothers. ed its annual Volunteer of the Capt. William F. Diehl of Shrewsbury, Mrs. John R. 1 Friedmann, 65, was accosted three blocks from the Colum- This service, said Howard Year award to Mrs. A. Court- Earle Naval Ammunition De- Stockton of Rumson, Mrs. year terms were 10 other di- mira College , Bbnna. w.Y. bia campus Wednesday afternoon by three muggers who took E. Camp Jr., a member of the ney Norwine of Holmdel, for his Wallet. When he resisted their attempts to wrest Ms national Red Cross staff, is her outstanding service. wristwatch, one plunged a knife into his chest. typical of the service provided by the organization during The chapter also elected of- "We have the case solved," Police Commissioner Patrick times of disaster. V. Murphy declared yesterday, less than 24 hours after the ficers for the coming year. daylight sidewalk salying. "We have the description of the oth- Mr. Camp, assistant man- They are S. Leonard Davidson er two men involved." Police credited tips from witnesses. ager of Divisions and Chap- of Fair Haven, chairman; J. Friedmann, professor of international law and director of ters of the national organiza- James Barr of Deal, first vice international legal research at Columbia, had dismissed a tion, was featured speaker chairman; Daniel V. Malloy class early and was walking to a railroad station on his way last night at the 55th annual of Middletown, second vice, home when he was attacked. dinner of the Monmouth Coun- chairman; and the following ty Chapter at the Molly Pitch- vice chairmen: Monroe Eis- Charged with homicide and ordered remanded to Bikers er Inn. ner of Red Bank, Mrs. J. W. Island jail without bail was 16-year-old Daniel Mingues, who McCormack of Allenhurst, J. was picked up at his home on Amsterdam Avenue near the He said the Red Cross has Allen Mohn of Ocean Town- scene of the slaying. met the changing times and ship, Mrs. Thomas R. Taylor "Wanted" bulletins were later issued for David Robinson, requirements to provide full of Lincroft, and Clarence Un- 16, and his brother Steven, 23, who has a record of four ar- assistance to persons in times terberg of New Shrewsbury. rests, three of .them this year. The first case was dismissed of disasters. Elected vice chairman and hut there was no disposition on any of the more recent Mr. Camp who spent eight secretary was Mrs. John C. charges, which included possession of heroin and knife, resist- weeks coordinating aid for the Ellis of Middletown. ing arrest, first degree robbery and attempted robbery. victims of Hurricane Agnes, said the Red Cross provided Honorary vice chairmen are shelter for victims of the hur- Mrs. Norwine, Everett Rud- ricane for up to eight weeks. loff, of Ocean Township, Mrs. Nixon Plans Jaunt to Texas He said the- organization F. F. Schock of Spring. Lake, WASHINGTON - President Nixon, embarking on his most through its paid and volunteer Gen. George L. Van Dusen important campaign trip to date — an overnight jaunt to workers provided three mil- (U.S.A. Ret.) of Monmouth Texas — seems bent on giving his vote quest a bipartisan lion meals following the dis- Beach, and Mrs. Bernard B. aura. aster to 500,000 persons. White of Locust The big reason for Nixon's journey: a reception and buffet He said the Red Cross wrote Treasurer is J. Francis RiglsNr Staff MM* dinner tonight for wealthy and influential Democrats for Nix- 80,000 checks to flood victims, Ranch of New Monmouth. As- RED CROSS DINNER — Reviewing the annual report of the Monmouth County Chapter of the Amerl* on at the Floresville ranch of John B. Connally, the former and made 400,000 dis- sistant treasurer is Harry C. can Red Cross prior to last night's 55th annual meeting are, left to right, J. James Barr, incoming vice Democratic governor and Treasury secretary. bursements totaling $24 mil- Barnard, and honorary trea- chairman; Howard Camp, a member of the national staff who was featured speaker; Mrs. John C. In announcing that Nixon would stop en route to Laredo, lion. surer is A. Alvin Whiting. Ellis, vice president and secretary, and S. Leonard Davidson, incoming chapter chairman. Rio Grande, Harlingen and San Antonio, the White House said three Texas Democratic congressmen had accepted in- vitations to fly with Nixon to their home state. They are Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen and Reps. Eligio de la Garza and Abraham KazenJr. New Shrewsbury Opposes Apartments Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler suggested their pres- ence would indicate that much of Nixon's activity while in Texas could be classed as nonpolitical. NEW SHREWSBURY - "action should be taken at that they were the highest and principal amount bid upon by bids submitted for the paint- said, "I am not against pro- In fact, after saying he thought the taxpayers would pick Borough Council last night of- this meeting on whether to best use for borough land?" the bank was $2,495,000. ing of borough hall. Bidders viding a new roof to keep our • up part of the travel tab on that account, Ziegler checked and ficially went on record as place the apartment question ' Councilman Edward Sta- Other bidders were, the were A & M Gregos Inc., of borough employes dry, I am - acknowledged the travel costs for the entire trip would be paid "not being interested" in gar- on the ballot" staak said be felt the question First Merchants National Elberoni $3,312; Garden State voting against this because I • . for by the Nixon campaign organization. den apartment construction His motion to this effect on the ballot would be a use- Bank of Red Bank, Bolan'd Painting Inc., Ocean Twp., feel that our borough hall Nixon never has carried Texas and its 25 electoral votes within the' borough. was seconded by Councilman less complication. Saffin Gordon and Sautter of 94,200; Jet Tone Painting Con- property is a very valuable on his own, losing to John F. Kennedy in 1960 and to Hubert H., In a resolution proposed by Irving Cohen. "As the matter now New York City, the Colonial tractors Inc., Allenhurst, piece of property on which we Humphrey four years ago. Councilman Lawrence J. Councilman Thomas Rn- stands," be said, "if apart- First National Bank of New, $6,145; P It P Painting Con- could realize a great profit. It The President is favored to turn the tide in November, not- Kirk, at the continued council zicka, who proposed the origi- ments should develop in the Shrewsbury, Reynolds Secu- tractors Inc., Asbury Park, is time we started thinking in withstanding the nonsupport of the most famous Texan of meeting moved to inform the nal motion said he was "per- borough, they could be con-rities Inc., of New York City. $3,950; Paul Sommers and Son long terms about a new and them all, former President Lyndon B. Johnson. LBJ has said Planning Board bf this posi- fectly willing to defer action troled through zoning." He and the N.J. National Bank of Inc., Oceanport. $5,200 and Ira more efficient borough hall- he supports Nixon's Democratic opponent, George McGovem, tion. to a later meeting," and also said that if certain type Long Branch. B. Matthews $4,285. building. This property is too added he, as well as others of apartment uses were pro- Council also accepted the . A decision on the painting large and luxurious to be left but bias volunteered that he and the South Dakota senator Council action followed a empty, as it now stands." dont always see eye to eye. I statement at the last Planning felt a referendum would have hibited, there would "be a lot low bM of Ira B. Matthews of bids will be handed down by Board meeting by Board Sec- an adverse effect on the of empty land in theFarmingdale, for repairs and council at a special meeting Council appointed William retary James E. Blowers, that borough. borough.'' re-roofing of portions of the to be held next Thursday. A. Jocko as sanitary sewer su- the board was awaiting a de- Mr. Ruzicka has supported Councilman Cohen who has borough hall for $2,250. Councilman Stashak voted pervisor at an salary of $200 House OKs Foreign Aid Bill cision from council on the the view that a "rancorous, repeatedly stood against mul- Council held for study six against the roofing bid but for the balance of the year. WASHINGTON - With the Senate preparing for its third matter. public discussion of the issue tiple dwellings said he felt vote of the year on requiring total U.S. troop withdrawal from On Aug. 23, Borough Council would create the same effect" that as applications for apart- Indochina, the House has approved $4.2 billion for foreign aid rescinded a resolution and said he felt it would be ment construction were re- and related programs. adopted on April 6, "request- better to act at the meeting. ceived, they could be dealt The House vote last night was 169 to 141 for the aid appro- ing the borough clerk to print Question Posed with on their merit, adding he priation bill and came after members shouted down attempts upon the ballot a non-binding Borough Attorney Milton A. did not "feel that it would to slash foreign-aid spending by $1 billion. proposition to amend the zon- Mausner, replying to a ques- serve any real purpose.to The action sent the bill to the Senate, which today uses its ing ordinance, to permit addi- tion on the issue said, "If it have the issue pot on the bal- own. aid-authorization measure as a vehicle for debating an tional multiple family dwell- were a matter of zoning and lot or made an issue at a pub- Proposed in Marlboro end to the war. The same bill will provide the second Senate ings or apartment houses," the proposed public referen- lic meeting." battle of the year over military assistance to foreign countries. within the borough.. dum should draw a negative Bonds Issne Given MARLBORO — A group of council would cany out a plan group must acquire signa- The Senate will vote Tuesday on the bill and its end-the- Against Action vote, there would remain the Council last night accepted residents opposed to the for- for 50 high-density housing tures of 25 per cent of the' war amendment. ,y At the Aug. 23 meeting Mr. question of what council the low bid of J2.500.482 for mation of a township housing units and "set a precedent" township's voters by Oct. 4 in The $4.2-billion aid appropriation approved by the House Kirk said he thought it was ' would do in the future. For ex- the purchase of 500, 15.000 authority wul begin circulat- for apartments and high-rise order to place the referendum carries $2 billion for military assistance during the current fis- wrong to take action and con- ample, he asked, would it sewer bonds at an annual in- ing a petition this weekend buildings, said Mr. Previte. on the ballot. If a referendum cal year, $1.2 billion for economic aid, $81 million for.the sider such an issue at a non- ever be conceivable that coun- terest of 5.45 per cent, to the caning for a public referen- As an alternative, Mr. Pre- is held, the results would be Peace Corps, and the remainder for international devel- scheduled meeting. cil could vote for multiple Central Jersey Bank and dum on the issue. vite said he would propose ap- binding on the council. opment-loan institutions and for. aiding Cuban and Bangladesh "I do not think," he said. units, should it ever be shown Trust Co., of Eatontown. The The group fears that the plication for HUD funds to refugees. enabling ordinance adopted rehabilitate and lease existing The total, $1 billion above last year's figure, is $967.9 mil- by the township council last homes. This would leave un- Boating Safety lion below President Nixon's request. week to set up such an author- changed present low-density ' The House earmarked at least $35 million for direct aid to ity would "run the jeopardy of zoning practice which prohi- Course Slated Israel, and voted to prohibit any aid for trade with the Soviet Mayor's Low Profile destroying our zoning concept bits garden apartments in the Union so long as the Moscow government charges Jews high of controlled growth," town- township. MIDDLETTOWN - A 12-les- fees to emigrate. ship Republican chairman, Rehabilitation and leasing son boating safety course will Rep. Charles Vanlk, D-Ohio, said the Soviet Union requires Richard Previte said yes- of existing homes, be added, be conducted at the high Jews to pay up to $25,000 to leave the country. The Soviet gov- Obtains Road Repairs terday. would prevent "generating a school, beginning this Monday ernment says the requirement is not restricted to Jews. Members of the petition new ghetto." at 8 p.m. Vanik said the amendment would prohibit use of Export- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — tion of the Atlantic Ave. rail- Thomas J. Powers announced committee are: Sidney Leve- However, HUD has notified Sponsored by Flotilla ft, Import Bank or Overseas Private Investment Corp. funds for Honey catches more flies than road grade crossing, which that he would get something son of 64 School Road West; the township that to qualify U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary. trade with the Soviet Union. a fly swatter. has developed potholes that done about it- Martin Gitten of 33 Millay for funds for low-income hous- Leonardo, the program w,if can fracture springs and Rejecting recommendations Road, Morganville; Michael ing, a municipality must cover the elements of se Concerned about deteriora- could cause accidents, Mayor to put pressure on the railroad Silberstein of 7 Vancouver create a housing authority. manship, aids to navigation Expect Waldheim to Win Bid by legal means, the mayor Road, Morganville; Jim Mr. Previte said that he rules of the road and boating UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. — Diplomats generally pre- suggested that more might be Byrne of 29 Prince William knows that within three years safety for outboard and in- dicted that U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim will win a accomplished "if I sit down Road, Morganville, and David the courts will probably de- board motorboat operator^ recommendation from the General Assembly's steering com- Howard to Address and talk to them." Stokes of 3 Wendy Lane. clare illegal zoning that re- and sailboat enthusiasts. > mittee today in favor of his proposal for an assembly debate Last week Mayor Powers Although the ordinance does quires larger Jot sizes, but this year on how to stop terrorism. did just that with Penn Cen- not specify the type of housing then it will affect every com- Registration for the coursi But some felt that he might lose later in the assembly it- Warner Testimonial tral officials. Yesterday his the authority would consider, munity and "the influx won't may be made by contacting self because the African blow, comprising 41 of the 132. U.N. WEST LONG BRANCH - efforts bore fruit. Mr. Previte pointed,to earlier be to any one town." the high school administration members, was pushing a contrary proposal to defer any such Rep. James J. Howard (D.- "The railroad just notified statements by Mayor Morton The anti-housing authority office. t debate till next year. N.J.) will be guest speaker me that a construction crew Salkind proposing a plan for Others expressed hope that some compromise would be Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at a din- will be in there Monday, Oct. SO low income and senior citi- worked out before the full assembly got to the matter — prob- ner in the Squire's Pub honor- 2 to make a permanent re- zen units to be financed with ably tomonrow morning — since the secretary-general's ef- ing Gerald J. Warner, demo- pair," the mayor said. the aid from the federal De- fectiveness might suffer if he were defeated there in a con- cratic candidate for borough He added that the crossing partment of Housing and Ur- frontation with the Africans. council. on Atlantic Ave. will be closed ban Development Foreign Minister Abba. Eban of Israel arrived in New • Mr. Warner, who taught in to traffic 10 days while the Opponents fear a housing COLLEGE BOARDS York yesterday to attend the assembly session. He told news- the Wall Township High work is in progress. authority appointed by the men that "a great evil is abroad in-the world- and once again School with Congressman the Jewish people are the principal target." Howard, was born in Bradley TUTORING The assaults made by terrorists show "profound contempt Beach. against other countries" while respecting no nation's sover- A graduate of Asbury Park Need a new car? eignty, he said. Eban added the terror will stop only when the High School, he received his AT THE RED BANK YMCA Arab governments that support terrorists stop supplying them degree from Indiana Univer- with money, inspiration, arms and sanctuary. sity in 1953. He served an offi- Finance through STARTING SUN., SEPT. 24th cer in the Army for two years. Eban said he planned to meet in Washington today with He returned to Indiana Uni- Secretary of State William P. Rogers, but he didn't say what HIGHLY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS they would discuss. The assembly is expected this afternoon to versity to attain a business MOST OF YOUR adopt a recommendation "from the steering committee that it education degree. defer debate on Korea to next year. He worked as an accountant, WISE NEIGHBORS CROUP REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS Gerald J. Warner DO FOR FREE BROCHURE nnumn for two years, taught at Ma- Stolen Boat nasquan High School, man- & FULL INFORMATION . aged "Funtown U.S.A." at Is Recovered Seaside Park during sum- CALL MONMOUTH BEACH - A mers, owned and operated the 462-7374 or 349-3709 ztiENBkzz boat which was stolen from Holiday Motel and Cocktail M EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD. N.J., 077M Lounge in Neptune and is a $ .ROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. N.J., 07740 Brian W. Murphy, 46 Mon- builder of custom homes. •itobnihcd In 1171 by John H. Coo* and Henry Clay mouth Pkwy., has been lo- cated and returned to him. Mr. Warner is a member of Patrolman Joseph Mocik of all professional teaching asso- the N.J. State Marine Police ciations, the Jordan Lodge of Red Bonk. N.J. O7701 and ot oddltlonal F. and A.M. Masons, the Tall , Monday throuoh Frldoy. AAoll jubscrlp- found the craft on an island in Cedars of Lebanon, The the Shrewsbury River, across sewxe/sotM 3 Monthi t Months 1 Yeor American Legion, Temple Monmouth4ceanTutoNn$ 19.50 tll.OO 135.00 from the Monmouth Sailing Beth Miriam, Elberoh and the CENTBAL JERSEY BAM atsear Assert Home Delivery by Corner-50 Cents o week Center. $»• Single copy at counter. 10 Cent*. Monmouth YM-YWHA. 4 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mddletowii, N.J. Friday, September 22,1572 4 — ..... ••—* iiiiiuniimintiii Teacher Salary Obituaries Guide KEANSBUBG — The Board The board was asked what of Education adopted its 1972- it intends to do if the split ses- Mrs. John J. O'Reilly Mrs. Frank Webb Sr. 73 salary guide for teachers at sions for the fourth, fifth and Haven, Mrs. George Lahey of HAZLET - Mrs. Sarah Ji. last night's meeting. sixth graders are not elimi- MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Webb, 63, of 22 Highland Ave. nated by October 1st, when it Lorraine O'Reilly, 38, of 4 Mo- Highlands, and Mrs. Jack Board-President Peter L. McLoughlin of Teaneck. died Wednesday in the Arnold will be almost dark at 4:45 hawk Ave., Hilton Park, died Graham thanked the mem- p.m. when classes are dis- The John P. Condon Funer- Walter Nursing Home, Holm- bers of the negotiating com- yesterday in Riverview Hospi- del. missed. tal, Red Bank. al Home, Atlantic Highlands, mittee, Robert Peters, John is in charge of arrangements. Born in Keyport, she was a E. Milmore and Thomas £. Mr. Graham said the board SHe was bom in New York resident here 35 years. is working on the problem and Gty and moved here 12 years Kinlin, who have been work- Howard F. OdeUSr. The daughter of the late Jo- ing on the- teacher contracts does not intend to have, the ago from Teaneck. Mrs. seph and Lillian Anderson children walking home in the O'Reilly was a member of the MIDDLETOWN - Howard with the Keansburg Teachers Heyer, she was a member of Association since last winter. dark. Rosary Altar Society of Our F. Odell Sr. 65, of 8 Green- Local 85, International Ladies wood PL, died yesterday in Terms can for a basic |500 "After Monday's meeting, Lady of Perpetual Help Garment Workers Union, everything should be ironed Church, Highlands. She was Riverview Hospital, Red raise for each teacher, with a Long Branch, and the First basic salary of $8,100 for a out and within the next 10 also vice-president of the Na- Bank. Baptist Church of Keyport. Mr. Odell had owned and bachelors degree with 14-step days we will make a decision vesink Parent-Teacher Asso- Surviving are her husband, and will contact all the stu- < ciation. operated Odell's Plumbing increments to 113,650. and Heating Co. of Middle- Frank L. Webb Sr.; five sons, A masters degree calls for a dents and parents to make Surviving are her husband, town for 50 years. Frank L. Webb Jr. of Linden, base salary of $8,900 with 14- them aware of our plans," he James J. O'Reilly, here; three John Webb of Union Beach,, step increases to $14,854. said. daughters, Beth Anne, Jean- Mr. Odell was born in Or- Robert Webb of Highlands, Board member George Pre- ange, and had lived in Net- The board will implement a nette and Michele O'Reilly, all Richard Webb of Baltimore, longevity stipend of $200 for ston again made a plea for at home; two sons, James and cong before moving here 18 Md., and Joseph Webb of Pit- sidewalks on Port Monmouth • tfwinvM* years ago. all employes attaining their MAIL ORDER INSURANCE — New Jersey Insurance Commissioner Robert O'Reilly, at home; her man; three daughters, Miss sixteenth year. Road and was-informed that mother, Mrs. James Thierer He was a past president of Lillian Webb, at home, Mrs. there will be a meeting with Richard McDonough points! to changes In,ads for mall order health and the N.J. League of Master The vote was eight in favor accident Insurance since he Issued regulations in June. McDonough also of Bogota, and three sisters, Betty Johnson of Keyport and with F. Gary Stover casting the Board of Freeholders Mrs. Eleanor Ovens of Fair Plumbers; founder and past Sirs. Sally Anderson of Union shortly to present the case. announced publication of a booklet designed to help consumers In pur- president of the Lakeland As- the lone negative vote. He chase of such coverage. Beach; two brothers, Joseph said after the meeting that his Resignations were accepted sociation of Master Plumbers Heyer of Freehold and George Mrs. Mary Caccavale of Dover, and past president vote reflects his view that the from Ronald Pavesi and Miss Heyer of Newark; three sis- increase was not in line with Kathleen Kelly. Both are OCEANPORT - Mrs. Mary of the Old Village Fire Co. of ters, Miss Betty Heyer of Middletown. presidential guidelines issued' teachers. Caccavale, 85, of 125 Saga- Perth Amboy, Mrs. AnnabeUe The introduction this year' more Ave., died yesterday at Mr. Odell was a member of last year. State Issues Warning Whitaker of Massachusetts of the New Jersey Reserve Monmouth Medical Center, the Cedar Lodge No. 275, and Miss Dorothy Heyer of A resolution calling for a 7.5 F&AM of Cedar Grove; the ' per cent increase in custodial Officers Training Corps Long Branch. Jersey City, and 17 grand- course for eighth graders on Mystic Brotherhood, F&AM of children. salaries was also adopted with 1 She was born in Venice, Red Bank; the Ancient Ac- Mr. Stover again abstaining. up, necessitates the hiring an On Insurance Buying Italy and moved here 18 years cepted Scottish Rite of Tren- Arrangements are under di- A meeting will take place officer-instructor at a salary - ijgo from North Bergen. ton; the Crescent Temple rection of the Bedle Funeral Monday night, with represen- of $716.39 per month, with the TRENTON (AP> - The will help "alert the public of new regulations which re- : Mrs. Caccavale was a mem- Shrine of Trenton; the 32nd Home, Keyport. tatives of the builders of 16 federal government reimburs- New Jersey not to be duped quired insurance carriers to ing $358.19 each month. New Jersey Department of ber of Holy Trinity Roman and Templers of Monmouth modular classrooms, Educa-' Insurance yesterday an- by slide come-ons, gimmicks, alter their ads to present a Catholic Church, Long County; the Tall Cedars of Eleazer A. Miller tional Industrial Facilities, Ronald Hayes, chairman of nounced the issuance of a con- endorsements by prominent more accurate picture of the coverage they offer, what Branch. Lebanon No. 18 of Middle- FAIR HAVEN - Eleazer A. Inc., Marlboro. They will dis- the athletic committee, urged' sumer's handbook warning of persons, and the negative fear ^Surviving are five sons, town; the Jersey Shore Scots cuss the problems to be ironed all students to attend a giant the pitfalls in buying health approach used particularly they do not cover arid'what Miller, 94, of 561 River Road, plans such as Medicare do Charles, Dominick and Leo American Club of Red Bank, died yesterday in Riverview out before the completed bonfire at Main St. Beach and accident insurance, by against the senior citizens." Caccavale, all in North Ber- and the Middletown Elks rooms are placed on the foun- tonight at 7 p.m. to kick off mail. In June, McDonough issued cover. Hospital, Red Bank, following the football season. f$n, Angelo Caccavale, here Club. a brief illness. dation, which is also com- Issuance of the booklet was SBd Frank Caccavale of Or- Surviving are his widow, pleted. He was bom in St. Croix, announced by Insurance Com- Lottery Winner: 720503 lando, Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Jeanette Lozier Odell; a Foundation OK'd missioner Richard C. files Massaro of North.Ber- son, Howard F. Odell Jr. of the Virgin Islands, and had The state has approved the Two Men Here is a state-by-state list The Pennsylvania number lived in Brooklyn, N.Y., prior McDonough, who said it was gen, and a sister, Mrs. Car- Middletown; two brothers, foundation, Mr. Graham re- "not a shopper's gliide1; but" of the lottery numbers drawn was drawn Wednesday. The igella Droetto of Washington; George F. Odell of Ledge- to coming here in 1926. He had ported. He repeated that once this week: others were drawn yesterday. retired in 1947 after 45 years Held In was designed "to help the 1? grandchildren and eight wood, N.J., and John J. Odell everything is finalized the consumer understand the ads In the special New York $1 great-grandchildren. of Mt Freedom, N.J., and two with the New Yrftk-New rooms could be placed on the he sees on TV and in the million lottery drawing yes- i / grandchildren. Haven, and Hartford Rail- foundation, adjacent to the ju- Fraud Case newspapers." Connecticut 44007 terday, the winning number road. Pennsylvania 555152 Death Notices The John F. Pfleger Funer- nior-senior high school within MATAWAN - Two Bronx, The 16-page booklet is avail- was 8186082. 00 ELL — Howard F. Sr., age ts. on Sept. al Home of New Monmouth, is He was a member of the 110 three days. N.Y. men are lodged in coun- able free by writing to the Jl» of I Greenwood Ploce, Middletown. ty jail, Freehold, after their Mowd twtMnd of Mra. Jwnnetle Loiler in charge of arrangements. Club of New York City and' It is not known if the meet- New Jersey Department of pdell. loving rattier of Howard F. Jr.. be- arraignement Wednesday GSia brottwr of George F. and John J. the Retired Pullman Railroad ing will be a public one. Insurance, 201 E. State St., .QMII. Funeral servicesSaturdov. 11 ajn.« Death Notices night on charges of fraud. JKllte Christ EpHcoool Church, Middle- FESTE — William A. an Sept. 19,1972, of Employes of America. Trenton, N.J. 08625. tejrn. Interment Falrvlew Cemetery. Mld- 200 Laurel Drive, Highlands. N.J. Me- Bail for Dominick Casa- Publication of the booklet dlfcown. In lieu of flowers, please make mortal servlcevwlll be held Surviving are his widow, Lester B. Kip dajaHons *> «» Christ Episcopal Church Sept" ". 2" 3 at V:30 pLhk ot• Posten'- . s Funeral reale, 43, was set at $50,000. resulted from the depart- torMr. Odell's memorloTrund. Viewing Home, S» E. Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Hloh-" Mrs. Julia Matilda Miller; two His companion, Alfred H. Ros- Frjdtty, w and 7-10 pjn. at the John F. lands. In lieu of (lowers, kindly mote con- FREEHOLD - Lester B. ment's recent investigation PiS Funeral HomeTllS Tlndall Rood. tributions to Highlands united Methodist: daughters, Mrs. .Elliott J. Kip, 82, of 9 Henry St. died si, 34, is being held in lieu of •Middletown. Church. Barnett and Mrs. Jerome into misleading and deceptive yesterday in the Medicenter, $100,000. Both are scheduled advertising by companies sell- 1fk&^ Lawn Heyward of Brooklyn, three Neptune City. to appear in Municipal Court ing accident and health, hospi- FOR ANY OCCASION grandchildren, and three He was born in Brooklyn, Oct. 19 before Judge Ralph great-grandchildren. talization and medicare sup- N.Y., and had resided here Heuser.. plemental insurance coverage Auto-Lawn Doctor HONEY BEE FLOWERS The Worden Funeral Home, since 1913. The suspects were arrested through the mails. 2112AHWY.3S 464 BROAD ST. Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Mr. Kip operated an au- Tuesday after police were no- rangements At a news conference,. OAKHUBT SHREWSBURY tomobile garage in Freehold tified by a teller at the Cen- McDonough said the booklet 741-2325 • 671-2229 493-8919 741-4020 for many years and in the tral Jersey Bank and Trust Reliable Since 192f' Robert K. Davis early 1920's he owned the Co., Main St., that two men Maxwell motor car agency. attempted to cash a check Open Six Days A Week which allegedly was stolen. 8:30 A.M. -5:30 P.M.' BINGHAMTON, N.Y. - Robert K. Davis, 76, of 16 He retired in 1959 as a Police say the men had ap- BY WIRE ANYWHERE Marilyn Ave., died yesterday maintenance foreman in the proximately $4,300 in stolen Robert R. Hodgklss in Bingham General Hospital. motor pool at Ft. Monmouth. checks in their possession at Born in Red Bank, N.J., he Mr. Kip served as a ser- the time of their arrests. They had lived in Boston before geant in the Army during are wanted in 12 municipal- GRAND OPENING moving here six years ago. World War I. He was an ex- ities in this state and in New He was a retired engineer. empt member of the former York for stealing checks, po- He was employed by the De- Steamer Co. No. 1 of the Free- lice say. The FBI is also in- John Van Kirk & Son partment of the Navy in Bos- hold Fire Department vestigating. ton for 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. Kip celebrated The arrests took place at CELEBRATION He was a veteran of World' then* fiftieth wedding anniver- Morristown Road and Rustic MONUMENTS War I and a member of the sary last Aug. 20. Lane. Patrolman Richard of our Masons in Boston. He is survived by his wid- Nusbaum, assisted by Patrol- 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ow, Mrs. Ruth Buff Kip; two man Lonnie White, Detective (off Rt. 35 at Headon's Corner) Theresa Gross Davis; a sons, John B. Kip of Freehold Robert Phelan and Sgt Carl NEW HOME OFFICE 741-0319 747-2S63 daughter, Mrs. Alfred Delisle Township and Henry C. Kip at Policari, apprehended the BARREGUILD MONUMENTS here, and a sister, Mrs. Ken- home; a daughter, Mrs. men. 1184 HWY. 35 (Comer New Monmouth Rd.) MIDDLETOWN neth R. Smith of Red Bank, Charles I. Borden of HowelL Bank officials were alerted N.J. and six grandchildren. to the men's activities after; The Adams Memorial The Freeman Funeral they allegedly cashed two Home, Red Bank, NJ., Is in Home of Freehold is in charge checks at the same bank last charge of arrangements. of arrangements. Friday. Savings Plans Marine Worden Funeral Home for Ivery Need View 60 E. FROM ST. UKDIUNK NOTICE TO NEW RESIDENTS EARN UP Day and Nigh I Phone WHO HAVE NOT MET THE TO 6 a year 747-0557 671-2400

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The Adams Memorial Home "New Resident" means a citizen of the United States, of the age of 18 years, who has or shall have become a resident of WILLIAM J.CONNELLY, this State, and of the county in which he claims his vote, at .-; ' Oimer-Manager' least 30 days next before a Presidential Election and who by reason'of the fact that he will not have been a resident of this I 747-0226 « State for 40 days at the time of said election will not be quali- FUNERAIDIRECTORS fied to vote for the other candidates, and upon any public Eltttric 6Pc , 24 Hr. CfedrJc question, to be voted for, and upon, at said election and who HindMiur CoiolopHlSa HwstlMldTimr CmOptrar SINCE 1865 is not eligible to vote in said election elsewhere, may apply 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK to your municipal clerk or the County Clerk for an absentee 0f ballot to vote for President and Vice-President of the United States. Forms of application can be obtained from the un- Diane fli|MBJ« UxklDKiar ElKlrto dersigned or your municipal clerk, jfm Hnttr Vi" Drill Bliitot LIMIT ONE GIFT PER ACCOUNT John E. Day 671-2400 FUNERAL HOME Dated: August 30,1972, ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS FOR INSURED EARNINGS" Benjamin H. Danskin, County Clerk 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bonk Election Department Court House, Court Street Benjamin H. Danskin Freehold, New Jersey 07728 County Clerk C. SI DUN, Director 747-0332 MWf HOME OFFICE: ii$4 Highway 35, Middlebnm, N. J. (comer oJ NwM^nmouth Rd.)

A , NX Friday, Septemiw 22, \m Advertise in The Register Middletown Library Board To Meet Afternoons Again MIDDLETOWN - The Li- ship given to a student in ning meetings to cover custo- brary Board of Trustees will graduate library science, has dial service. go back to holding its monthly been appointed a junior li- J Now the library will request public meetings in the after- brarian at $9,299 per year. \ instead a contribution to the noon. She is a resident of Middle- Conover-Whitol Scholarship In May, at the request of town and a graduate of the li- fund. the Township Committee, the brary school of the University A new rate of pay ftr li- board switched its meetings of Pittsburgh. brary pages was established to Wednesday evenings, so Mr. LeKernec reported that as of Nov. 9. In the first year that the public could attend Janet Antczak of Stephenville Jthey will receive 11.75 per real and become involved with the Blvd. assumed her duties as hour; the second year, |1.85; DAFFODILS ( ^^ on library if it chose to. children's librarian as of Sept' and the third, J1.95. But as board members 1. The job had been unfilled Hired as pages, at the cur- bulbs pointed out at their meeting since the new library with its rent rate of $1.60 per hour, Wednesday night, the public separate children's room were Lawrence Bayern, Va- has not attended and there opened in May, 1971. lerie King, Elizabeth Mulli- has been reduced newspaper Mrs. Antczak holds a mas- gan, Anne Marie Goullet, and coverage. In addition, Library ter's degree in library science Eric Worthman. Director William C. LeKer- and had worked for the past Mr. LeKernec was author- nec's secretary must be paid two years in the Matawan li- ized to grant Ruck Elec- extra to serve at evening brary. She will receive $10,250 tricians of Port Monmouth a meetings. per year. contract to install lights on So, — October's meeting, The board announced that the library sign on the front will be held on Wednesday, in the future the library's lawn. Oct. 11, at 3 p.m. The public is meeting room will be avail- Total circulation for the RUNNING MATES — William F. Dowd, right, with U.S. Sen. Clifford welcome. able at no charge to any Mid- month of August was 29,536. Case in front of the Capitol Building in Washington. The two Republican Junior Librarian Named dletown based nonprofit and The main branch loaned candidates met to discuss issues affecting the Third Congressional DIs- Susan M. Beyer, who in non-political organization. 24,512 books, Navesink, 1,823; trict, and Sen. Case pledged to visit the Monmouth-Ocean area to cam- June was the first recipient of Until now, the library Lincroft, 1,633; and Port Mon- paign for Mr. Dowd, who seeks to represent the third district in Congress. the Conover-Whitol Scholar- charged ?6 per hour for eve- mouth, 1,568. Sen. Case is seeking his fourth term in the U.S. Senate. to light up your spring garden! One of the loveliest miracles of nature... bulbs that Holmdel GOP Candidates • bloom year after year with a minimum of care.lmported • from Holland's finest nurseries...they reflect centuries 9 of breeding. All bulbs of exhibition size and showpiece Hit Rivals Zoning Stand quality to yield larger, more brilliant blossoms. HOLMDEL — The Republi- in the suit;have already zoned- quickly corrected. can candidates for Township for apartments." "This type of irresponsible 25 DARWIN MIXED TULIPS-$2.89 Committee have accused Mr. Boggio recalled, that statement is reminiscent of (May Bloom) their Democratic opponents of Democrats have blamed Re- . those made public in another jeopardizing the township's publican Mayor David Cohen New Jersey community prior 25 RED EMPEROR TULIPS-$2.99 position in a class action law- for "not permitting zoning fle- to a recent court decision in (Mid-April Bloom) suit filed by Suburban Action xibility" and.have charged favor of SAI overturning the Institute (SAI) of White that failure to zone for apart- community's zoning ordi- 8 DWARF WATERLILY TULIPS-$1.29 Plains, N.Y., challenging local ments in the township is "a nances," Mr. Boggio con- (April Bloom) zoning regulations. mistake" thafshould be cluded. 6PEONYTULIPS-99C Said George J. Boggio of 15 (Early May Bloom) Indian Creek Road, "I'm dis- appointed in our opponents' Convert garage or basement 35 CROCUSES, mixed colors-$1.99 disposition'to make a political Corn Sale Tomorrow (Early April Bloom) issue of this suit. I believe INTO A FAMILY ROOM that what Holmdel needs now ForMentalHealthUnit 5 FRAGRANT is a cooperative effort by all A most economical way to have the advan- factions to unite behind the ef- LINCROFT - The sale last of the county mental health association. tage of a family room or an extra room. Free HYACINTHS, mixed colors-$1.39 forts of our committee, at- week of more than 1,600 ears estimates. (Late April Bloom) torneys and the Home Rule of corn raised $82 for the Mon- Assisting are other scouts Citizens Group to win this'. mouth County Mental Health and members of the Sub Ju- 25 DAFFODILS case.1' Association, Shrewsbury. nior Department of the Lin- croft Woman's Club. • Gintml AND NARCISSUSES, mixed coiors-$3.49 A repeat performance is Improvimtnfj Thomas F. Parker of 5 scheduled to begin at 8:30 • HemUiiliom (Mid-April Bloom) Homestead Place, Mr. Bog- a.m. tomorrow on the grounds Voter Registration • Attic Rooms gio's running mate, added, of St. Leo's Catholic Church,. • Bo.tmmr Soomi • Porch fncluiiris "I'm shocked to learn that the Newman Springs Road. Tomorrow Afternoon .Democrats believe tokenism The event was initiated by RED,BANK.— The Red NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY IMPROVEMENT is an answer in the matter of Charles "Chuck" Jakuboski, a Bank Area League of Women er avoiding zoning lawsuits. It's 16-year-old member of Boy Voters will assist with voter a little naive at this point to Scout Troop 110, here, who is registration from noon to 4 think-that some hastily con- working for his Eagle Scout p.m. tomorrow in the Commu- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. center trived apartment zon- rank. Com, which is sold at 60 nity Center, W. Bergen Place.. 0penSundayandeverydayfrom9to6"Rt.71,MonmouthRros.d ing, .".would have prevented HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER,.MIDDLETOWN cents a dozen, is from the League members are also the SAI action, when most of West Long Branch, N. J. Phone: 2017229-2587 Middletown farm of Dr. distributing information on 741-5060 - 776 6600 the other communities named George Stevenson, a member voting at area locations. Shadow Lake Village Previews Claremont Court. A tasteful addition to the most picturesque adult community in New Jersey.

DoYouKnowaGoodThingWhenYouSeelt? Of course, all Claremont Court homes are totally ShadowLakeVHIage.WhoreAreYou? If you're a perceptive individual 52 or over, you do. electric, completely air conditioned, and you select Just 2 miles from Red Bank. Months from now you'll pat yourself on the back for the waH-to-waH carpeting of your choice. (Directions:) South on Garden State Parkway to Ddt taking advantage of our Claremont Court What's Going On Outside? *114. Left on Red Hill Road for 1 block. Right on Pre-Opening sales prices now, with completed Dwight Road (becomes Nut Swamp Road). models ready for early Spring viewing. Preview Claremont Court Condominiums feature newty Continue to Shadow Lake on the right. (Or Rt. 35 . prices start at 531,450. Years from now you'll appre- designed townhouses and terraced homes, set at follow signs.) Or call (201) ciate the equity you've built into your home here, the edge of our picturesque 9-hole golf course. 842-9400. We'll give you a by living in a community surrounded by an already There are beautifully shrubbed courtyards and special guided tour around stabilized community. walkways, individual garages, and, of course, no maintenance foryou. Shadow Lake Village in our new tour buggy. What's Going On Inside? Shadow Lake Village Is an established community, Inside the Claremont Court homes you'll find located on 157 secluded acres. You'll see couples gracious foyers and hallways, generous size bed- on tandem bicycles; others playing golf, tennis or rooms, spacious eat-in kitchens. 28' living room- boating, still others fishing or just enjoying themselves. dining rooms fronting on expansive covered patios, Of all the adult communities in New Jersey, we think divided by 16' sliding glass doors. You'll appreciate you'll find Shadow Lake Village the most beautiful ]he walk-in closets, the generous storerooms and you've ever seen, and newly designed the easy-to-care-for baths. Claremont Court will be a tasteful addition. ByKevorkS.Hovnanian '.K

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1 i} .'^-- i f THE DAILY^REGISTER North Vietnam's Red Baron' against Russia's Arab afiiesj Established in 1878-Publlshed by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON tentions." The President claims he go* Donghoi airfield was at- an agreement from Brezhnev,; ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Senators are still trying to WASHINGTON tacked anyway in early No- nevertheless,-that Soviet Jews President and Editor dig out the details of the vember, 1971. Bad weather would be iree to eiate^ unauthorized bombing of SCENE obstructed the view and the the United States. North Vietnam. The target of American pilots had to bomb AtfAareem through the clouds. The Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor one raid, for example, was a HinumuiininiiiwmtiunniinHiiwmiiui A similar srtory was put out lone fighter plane photograph- bombs missed, the MIG. In hoi airfield. This is the south- any event, it's unlikely Toon by New YOrit's "t" million persons over the age of 18 in the sharks and the like. He was realist enough It was a day of travail in door. "Suppose she never had Bandies of Paper ness, we went to bed. v state are interested in a daily lottery. to admit, though, that the lottery isn't like- our house. There was consid- babies before?" Elinor said. I refused to look. Elinor said In the morning, the English '• that she was making two piles Another reason, of course, is that the ly to drive the numbers racketeers out of erable hand-wringing among "Suppose she gets nervous?" the same treatment. She lick- bulldog was still having her c- the ladies — Elinor, wife and of fluffy bundles of paper. ed the third one harder and New Jersey lottery sales have dipped con- business. Virginia Lee tapped the side babies. The final count was 11 mother, who believed that the of her head. "Instinct," she Now and then, she looked up -harder, but there was no life. live youngsters, four siderably since both New York and Penn- The "friendly bookmaker" or numbers female life was painful and said "Instinct will tell her with rheumy eyes to learn She picked the infant up and stillbirths. She came back into sylvania entered the weekly plan. The salesman who offers credit will be around. emotional; her mother, Mag- what to do." that human beings were deposited it on the. other pile the kitchen, tired,almost to rosy predictions about revenues from the Their payoffs, when they occur, will still gy, who was 73 and remem- Suzie was petted out into spying on her. We knew, from of newspapers. It was a death. The ladies fed her ;, the book on English bulldogs, daily lottery may be expected to fade, be- be quiet affairs because neither party to bered only that an old-time the little back cupboard, a stillbirth. warm milk and loving strokes . doctor had said: "It is wom- they average two to four in a She was panting, her tongue on her back. cause our neighboring states most assu- the bet wants to be subjected to scrutiny place five feet by five feet an's destiny to have her Which had a refrigerator and litter. out and her breathing asth- redly will follow us once again. by the Internal Revenue Service. babies in pain. I can't give some shelves for canned The first baby was born. matic. It was obvious that she When the back door was , The governor said he hopes the daily State law enforcement officers say the. you any medication." goods. She walked around Suzie used her busted teeth to desired no witnesses. But the opened for air, 1 was sur- offering will rejuvenate interest in the weekly lottery had no significant effect on And Virginia Lee, a bright slowly, sniffing the bundle of cut the umbilical cord. She curtain kept curling back, and prised to find that Suzie took state lottery, provide the state treasury the rackets, and we expect they'll be mak- teen-ager who had studied the newspapers, the little corks- turned the moist newborn in- the ladies in my house wanted the stillborns and deposited bisexuality of earthworm's in to enter the little room and additional revenue, cut into organized ing the same assessment after the daily of- crew tail wagging with appre- fant on its back and began to them beside the garbage can. school and who insisted that ciation. lick its stomach. Her tongue help her. They could do noth- crime's take, and give the people what ferings are in effect. We'd like to be wrong Down in the cellar, she had Suzie could have her babies She looked old and tired. worked hard. A moment later, ing. Suzie had only one de- a large gox, and made love- to they want. As to revenue for the state, he hi that prediction, but that's only a wish. without human assistance, The upper half of the door had there was a small cry from sire: to do it all herself. the living babies. At the ex- v 6aid: "Every legitimate avenue for reve- Comes November and the daily lot- and then there was me, the a curtain. By pulling it back the infant. Suzie picked the After the fifth baby, school piration of five weeks of living nue must be explored." tery, New Jersey still will have at least male who comprehended none an inch, we could watch the baby up in her mouth, gobbl- was out and Virginia Lee and off the cafeteria, Suzie began of it; who held Suzie under the ing the entire head gently, Gayle came home. They We understand the governor's position two serious problems to solve. One is find- mother-to-be. It was a vicious to growl at the milk teeth ' chin and patted her flat head invasion of privacy, but Eli- and placed it on a pile of were, at best, scientific. They which bit her. At that time. ' completely, As readers of these columns ing an equitable means of obtaining ade- and made soothing sounds. nor could not refrain from newspapers. begged their mother to stay the babies got the message: know, however, we originally opposed the quate revenues. The other is getting rid of The scientist, Virginia Lee, looking. Her mother sat in the The second baby received away from the curtain.-Suzie they were on their own... lottery scheme, and we are similarly dis- gangsters and the corruption they spread. Saving the Phalanx School for Baggage It was pleasant to learn that the North Phalanx included on the National Registry You can tell one of 0etags is American Phalanx property on Phalanx By ROBERT YOAKUM "Fine. Nq$ this Is the a of Historic Places. Once it becomes a na- a businessman's clothes, an- Cial point,,Morgan. Ge Road, Colts Neck is still available for pre- tional landmark, federal funds will be Dear Mr. Airline President: ANOTHER other is his briefcase, and the SJght What dS you dp nl servation, particularly its 3^-story Pha- available to save the Phalanstery. I shall not use the name of third — as must be ibvioiis "We worlgthe sfyiff over. lanstery. Organized in 1843, the Phalanx, once your airline, which describes even to a balloonhead like you **110*' UK? stonjptoglia! it LOOK — is a golf bag. Whet*; do you was a 673-acre tract that, for a short time, itself as "the second largest & PMtog coffee aiuj «o James B. Casey of Lincroft, who pur- air carrier in the free world," UuiUiiilHUIIIIIIIinilllilllltlllllllHNIIIIilljtfl send them?" fof!H." ;"? t * -,.,a was a successful communal venture chased the 6%-acre tract for use as a pas- in this public letter. It I hope you won't mind if I "Uh ... I put the clothes on "And then?" ; - »,,; tureland for his family's horses, has where 200 people worked and lived in wouldn't be fair. After all, indulge briefly in a fantasy on a plane for San Francisco." "Then wfiput tt on the how we reached such a state "Good." m i changed his mind and the land is again up peace and contentment. nearly every other air carrier wrong delivery fruc(t" * ~ It is a shame that vandals and other in the free world has also lost in this technologically retro- "And the briefcase on a "Excellent! VlfeU. fyogtai, I for sale. my luggage at one time or gressive nation: plane for Charleston, W.V." undesirables have damaged the Phalans- Ing Baggage Tracer Notice; think you'v$ finally gClt. other. As I Imagine it, you and the "Not bad." What do you do with it?" Frankly, I siiever-thought "Save the Phalanx" pleas by historic- tery, but the belief exists that it can be re- Like so many other hapless other airlines maintain a "And the golf bag on a "I file it," you'd graduate. Another minded people, including members of the stored. The Phalanx is a definite part of and bagless passengers, I School for Baggage Handlers plane for Chicago." ' "Right. But sooner or later couple of weeks and you'll get Colts Neck Historical Society, apparently the county, state and national history have often wondered why it's located in some secret and "No, no, no!" screamed the the bags work their way back your Flying Baggage Wings have been heard. The society wants the which should not be discarded. possible to land men with pre- arid portion of the Southwest. instructor. "All golf bags go. to your airport. Then what?" pinned on your coveralls. cision on a whirling moon a The climate keeps instuctors to Augusta, Ga, It's tennis "We call the guy to tell him That little suitcase {lying off quarter of a million miles and pupils hot-tempered;, old rackets that go to Chicago." that his luggage has showed between those wings is some- away and still not get my bag- army rations keep them dys- "Sorry," Morgan mumbled.' up which naturally gets him thing you'll treasure all your Jersey's Hunters, Anglers gage to me at the end of an peptic; bags loaded with "OK. Next you get the Miss- an excited." life, Morgan;*' In a formal proclamation, Gov. William lected in hunting and fishing licenses last earthly airplane flight. bricks keep them churlish. T. Cahill has declared tomorrow as New three times in the past year To qualify, students must be year — money used for state conservation dropouts from a taxi drivers' Jersey Hunting and Fishing Day. Among my bags haven't appeared in projects — the outdoor people have been the arrival lineup. Oh, yes, school, must be certified by a his reasons for signing it was that the psychiatric panel to be of un- Today in History important in "boating and firearm safety they finally showed. But twice sports "provide an excellent opportunity programs as well as in the support of prop* I've had to buy or borrow sound mind, and have dis- On this date in 1949, the So- spy. As he was led to the gal- Jack Dempsey-in the famous to escape from the complexities and pres- er respect for private as well as public clothes and toothpaste, and missal notices from three pre- viet Union exploded its first lows In New York, he said: "I long count bout in Chicago. vious employers. sures of ftoderti life." property." twice I've had to scratch sub- atomic bomb, four years after only regret that I have but In 1931, Britain abandoned jects for this column because "All right, Morgan," says the first American nuclear de- one life to lose for my coun- the gold standard. He also called attention to the fact We join the governor in saluting New my files were flying off into the instructor wearily. tonation. try." Thought for today; Things that hunters and anglers have made cru- Jersey's men and women who, as respon- "Here's a tough one. Pretend the wild blue younder or sag- On this date — In 1927, Gene Tunney sue?- donot change, we dp-Henry • cial contributions to conservation and out- sible citizens, deserve to be called true ging despondently in a distant that junk you're carrying is In 1776, Nathan Hale was cessfuly defended bis heavy- tagged for Buffalos, N.Y.. David Thoreau, American door'recreation. Besides the $2,259,100 col- sportsmen. airport. hanged by the British as a weight boxing title against writer, 1817-186Z. ' 4 The Dally Register, Ee4 Baak-Mlddletowfl, NX Friday, September % Wt 1 ? ,„-.--<-«*.- re ins Its FIyby' \ rT. '. •' supported it for two years. be aware of the extent of this Sincerely, Shore P.O.W. Action Com- and intersections to solicit tribution of POW/MIA brace- It is unfortunate that many lo- acUvity, although it has been Richard Levjne, D.D.S. Folk Festival Festival Director ..,..- • mittee funds; that is, an assembly or lets. These are available from Middletown Folk Festival, cal reviewers do not seem to covered by the local press. Box P.O.W. flow of lar^e numbers of FROM OUR our organization for a dona- " Inc. k, N.J. 07701 people to which to convey tion to cover costs and han- To the Editor: 11 Carnegie Court our message. We intend no dling. Send to Box POW, Red Middletown. N.J. 07748 The Shere P:O.W, Action distraction from festive occa- READERS Bank. N.J. 07701. Committee would li^e to ad- sions and feel there is no Sincerely. To the Editor: dress jthlsJetteri^JiIs. Zee- more conflict than the playing known or will ever know. Thomas Maher I enjoyed reading Ms. Betty WEARFCflFBRAr/NG cola regarding fer comments of the National Anthem at The results of our campaigns Spero's column summarizing on.the "POWs li^yejt Have a .sporting events. The com- throughout the country have the programing in the Garden THE GRAND OPENING Nice Day" itybyMaMie Bed mittee congratulates the Red had a definite, measurable Festival of Arts State Arts Center, and her Bank Firemen's parade on Bank firemen and is most ap- success. The POW's captors comments on the entertain- OF ANOTHER RUG U1Y Aug.26. .,.'"• .;•,,; preciative oHhe unselfish ser- are extremely sensitive to the Jaycees ment scene in New Jersey; Perhaps you didn't see or vice of all area fire com- American public's awareness Carlton Theatre Building this past summer. However, Al FRFFHOID, Nl - did not also object to the com- panies. Indeed, a large seg- and sensitivity to the POW sit- P.O. Box 326 apparently she overlooked the ment of our membership and Red Bank. N.J. 07701 Middletown Folk Festival, a mercial flybys jtljat day of uation. Public awareness pro- local cultural event which is COM M SAWRDAY Al Danny's Italian} Restaurant support come from among grams such as ours have To the Editor: .and Shadow LaKe Village. Our their ranks. helped the American people becoming more Important ev- On behalf of the Greater -eryyear. 10:00 AM .FOR message accomplished its Many people are not aware shed their apathy in this area. We believe that this festival purpose if it pricked the con- that hundreds of confirmed This public concern has led to' Red Bank Jaycees'and the Parks and Recreation Depart- (now five years old) is the FAN1ASTK BARGAINS sciousness of just one more POWs are still Unaccounted a tremendous increase in the most comprehensive of its person that day. We haye few for from the Korean conflict, flow of mail allowed to come ment of the Borough of Red Bank, co-sponsors of the Fes- kind in the state in terms of funds to work with and ohotfse this shouid' hot 'happen.ever ftromthe POWs and Identi- the variety of folk music this as-one way to, reach again and there are over 1,700 fication of POWs previbusly tlyal of Arts Show, 1 would like to take this opportunity to idioms presented combined people, We have sponsored POW/MIAs now. There are • carried as MIA. These alone with extensive craft displays. flybyiuptjje North Jersey over 73 PQW/BJJS groups in 43, justify our.efforts. Our further extend dur very sincere ap- ONE DAY - SATURDAY ONLY -beach soasts. the past two fhppe is an extended com- preciation tb you fpr piping-' Its value has been recognized ; states ^and- Mr. Bob JHopV is; by Mr. John Wilson of the summ'etsf a1t *he- tirnfs we the. honorary 'national cfiairi vlpliance with the Geneva,Con-- make our event a success, . 1 New York' Times (column. * thought-they- would be^fjiU ;6f man.: These groups are-jiGn- ' ventioh in other areas regard- June 18 issue), by the New people. Aer^irflybysJof/'PflW political and non-profit, flrtsii! £ing P,OWs ahd their' treat- ft yu* 'support it ; fretild have been impossible to Jersey public Broadcasting slogans:were also spitmsored funds are used?to orginateaiid itrrient. .iL.: • '•' Authority Channel 52 (in .an in MianiJ, Fla.? duringtheNa- distrtbuteeven more material Saw the success that we did It is our hope that all the jfipur 22nd annual show. hour-long TV special now tional pemoeratic ahd tie- asj'ther public becomes mcjre •.POW/MIAs will soorifchow the available to N.E.T), and by publican Conventions: ;. aware >nd requests them. Our, freedom of life in their Coun- *,A{$j»n many (thanks pn be- radio station WBAI of New- By cjfoosing the Bremen's local group is smaliajid com- • try and be able to partake in f.^of myself and the com- York in a two-hour program J( Size Description Value Safe parade for our message, we posed Entirely of volunteers. future festivals. 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V 8 The Daily Register, Red Badk-MWdfetown, N. J. Friday, September & lff» Manalapan Independents Have 24Point Platform YMCA Slates Tryouts owns and operates a general MANALAPAN - The four this community four years insurance company. Coach George Kedrowsky meets will begin after the ago. Mr. Willis, the township's RED BANK - Tryout times first of December and will be "Independence for Manala- for the Community YMCA requests that all those who try pan" candidates have issued a first director of recreation, re- Township clerk, candidate, out on the above dates return held on Saturday afternoons. ceived the Jaycees' "Out- swim team have been an- The intramural program is 24-point program. Mr Derienzo, his wife and nounced by Miss Sally Stew- to the YMCA at 5:15 p.m. The candidates: Robert H. standing Contribution to. the three children have been Friday, Oct. 6, to be informed designed for those youngsters Youth of Manalapan" award art, aquatic director. who wish to perfect their Werner, Ronald C. Willis, and township, residents five years. On Monday, Oct 2, boys and of their team status. Those Kenneth Klotz. running for in 1970. The 28-year-old candi- He is president of the board of who do not qualify for the var- strokes in a competitive situ- date is a guidance counselor girls under age 12 will try out ation, the coach explained. township committee, and trustees of the Monmouth for the team between 5:15 and sity team may wish to partici- John Dean Derienzo for town- in the Manalapan-English- Heights Community Assort- , pate in the intramural pro- Four teams comprised of 25 town school system, 7-30 p.m. at the indoor pool lo- persons each will meet ship clerk, pledged "to be a ation, vice chairman of the cated at the Community gram or join the YMCA pro- full-time government." Kenneth Klotz,: three years Township Recreation Com- gressive swim program, he Tuesdays and Thursdays. a local resident, has served on YMCA headquarters at 166 Practices for all aquatic ac- They advocate better com- mittee, and chairman of the Maple Ave. said. munication between officials the township industrial.com- recreation committee liaison Practices for the varsity tivities will begin officially mittee and the juvenile con- On Wednesday, Oct. 4, at Tuesday,' Oct. 17, Miss Stew- and local citizens, pre- with the board of education. 5:15 p.m. boys and girls 13 swim team will be held Mon- servation of historic sites in ference committee. At 29, he day, Wednesday, and Friday art said. The season will run years and over will have an from October through March. the township, non-partisan opportunity to compete. from 5:15 to 7:30 p.m. Swim committee appointments, bet- ter interest rates on municipal investments, a municipal WELCOME ABOARD — State Sen. Joseph Azzo- commuter depot, and a tax SEWER HOOK-UP More landscaping professionals use lina, center, welcomes 22-year-old Gary Foulks advisory council. left,'as Mlddletown youth chairman for the Reelect The candidates pledge pro- by the President committee. Mr. Foulks will work grams for youth job place- with the youth of the area for the election of GOP ment, recreation, environ- LOFTS LAWNSEED candidates. At right is William F. Oowd, candi- mental protection, health, and RELIABLE date for Congress. industrialization. than any other brand-anywhere! They also propose greater SEWER CONTRACTING and landscape golf courses use more use of budget surplus to re- Ask the man who plants lawns (or a duce taxes, tighter control 1 YEAR living. He'll tell you Lofts is all you have Lolls than any other grass seed In Variance Conditions IMMEDIATE to know. If you know seed and seeding, the world. Isn't It just plain good sens* over use of the capital im- GUAR. you recognize the value of Lofts' high to seed with the grass seed of the Pros? provement fund, and plans for INSTALLATION PER FOOT FULLY purity in germination ... of poa annua Lolts. a municipal complex which 310 Overturned by Court NORMAL INSURED free seed. The Pros who grow sod would include administrative AVAILABLE INSTALLATION FREEHOLD - The Little ance condition) is a device to and recreational facilities. Silver Zoing Board of Adjust- discourage building on this Mr. Werner, 32 years old, No Gimmicks, Cast iron pipes, back filling, ment was given 60 days to jus- property," said the judge. and his wife Vivian have two Daniel J. O'Hem of Red cleanouts, permit and tamping to within inches tify its requirement that a children and have been town- of original grade. property owner make street Bank, representing Mr. Lu- ship residents four years. A improvemnt on a paper street pinski, maintained that the former local school board can- before he could build a house. zoning board did not consider didate, Mr. Werner is a certi- CALL 264-6263 Superior Court Judge- Mer- the relationship of the street fied public accountant and as- OWNER/OPERATOR ritt Lane Jr. remanded to the to the lot. He said if Mr. Lu- sistant professor of account- zoning board the variance ap- pinski were to construct the ing at Montclair State Col- STATE" LICENSE 3073 plication of Joseph M. Lu- type of house required by the lege. 114 FIRST ST. KEYPORT,N.J. pinski of White Road, Little board it would be pie shaped. The -Willis family moved to Silver, for construction of a Judge Lane ruled the single family, house on White board's resolution did not con- Road and George Street. tain an explicit finding of The board1 granted a vari- facts. He added that while* the ance subject to Mr. Lupinski's zoning board may attach con- making road improvements — ditions to variances, the im- concrete curbs and gutter and provement of George Street hard surfacing — along a 150- was unreasonable. foot stretch of George Street. The judge said that if the Mr. LupinsH had maintained •zoning board denies the vari- that his would cost $6,000. ance on remand or attaches Judge Lane ordered the unreasonalbe conditions, he TURF SUPREME JERSEY TURF board to conduct a hearing will set a new trial date. The A blend of Kentucky Blue, Pennlawn within 45 days to justify this board must justify any condi- A mixture containing over 40% Merlon requirement and to decide the tions it attaches, he said. Kentucky Blue with Kentucky Blue and Fescue and the new Manhattan Turf Rye. Highlight Chewlngs Fescue. Covers approximately 2,000 tq. ft, - application within 15 days Covers approximately 2,500 sq. ft. thereafter. Judge Lane said that Mr. JWV Post Avalhbh at all hading Hardware & Garden Cenfera Lupinski plans to use White Road for vehicular traffic. He Wins Award Lofts Pedigreed Seed, Inc. said George Street leads to a swamp and questioned the LONG BANCH — Fourth 1 Chimney Rock Road/Bound Brook, N. J. 08805 / (201) 356-8701),/ need of improving the road. district vice commander Sol "I feel that this (the vari- L. Friedman, former com- - mander of Long Branch Post 316, Jewish War Veterans re- cently accepted the national civil defense award on behalf , of the post. The award was made at the 77th national convention of the Jewish War Veterans' held in Houston, Tex. Commander Friedman also was honored by receiving a 18" certificate of commendation • diagonal The lawn Doctor from.the Department of De- fense for outstanding lead- ership in civil defense pre- paredness. 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FAMOUS as big s mistake to use a blanket chemicals, nutrients Past Monmouth and Ocean treatment for your own lawn's Lawn Doctor, Commander Harry Levin of special set of problems. Comparing us the post received the national SPACE SAVER When you're sick you're Is Ilk* comparing commanders plaque for his! always safe In call- scrip lion lo services as liaison officer- to Ft. Hancock. Refrigerator ing Tit* Doctor. medicine Apartment Suit Filed FREEHOLD—Two West Long Branch residents have Ideal for filed a Superior Court suit seeking approval of plans for Apartments & an 80-unit garden apartment Small Families! <\ I . complex. James Kahermanes of 107' Pushbutton defrost, zaro de- |rn (reazer compartment, ad- Monmouth Road and Louis justable shalvas and diap Rose of 113- Monmouth door storage. Road filed suit against the West Long Branch Planning Board, Zoning Board of Ad- justment and the building in- It costs no more lo use The Lawn Doctor for all thaw phasaa of... spector. 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A Vacation Bargains BySYLVIA PORTER have paid for the *ame car Corporate Bonds during the summer. Thus, your total savings on the car By BOGEBE. SPEAR face value at maturity, or can dividend return and the pro- If you take a trip to Rome posed spin-off, Georgia Pacif- for the Thanksgiving Holidays, YOUR MONEY'S alone for a four-week trip they be worth more or less? wouldamount to $104 — and Q — I need maximum in- ic (NYSE) has greater-tnan- you'll pay ?19 a day for a average appreciation poten- double room at a luxury hotel WORTH you'd enjoy additional savings come when I retire next year. A — In general, bonds are on plane and boat fares, hotel Do .corporate bonds retain sold in 11,000 minimum deno- tial. Earnings through June as against the $24 you would rose 39 per cent, on a SO per have paid during the packed rooms, meal&. local trans- minations and are traded on land holiday in October, it'll •portatton, entertainment. that basis. Price quotations — cent gain in sales. Ex- push peak tourist days this cost you 941.60 a week with pectations for full-year net of past summer. If you take a three-week which you see listed in the fi- The plan has merit both by unlimited mileage as against Local Securities nancial pages — are stated in $2.20 a share places the P/E solving the pending suit and If you rent a car for an Ire- the $67.60 a week you would package tour of eight Eu- ropean countries starting next hundreds, thus a bond quoted multiple at a reasonable lltx. by reducing the size of GP. month, you'll pay S66S; the Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 This figure is well below the Hold. same tour would have cost p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not iadade rttail mark- level of the last five years up, mark-down or commission. when the average ranged Charles ' you $768 in June-August Successful from 20x to 31x. Primarily, Perlmutler Named Tuning is at the very core the reduced evaluation reflects Retailer of Year Cortelyou of saving money on your va- BANKS Mr. Investing uncertainties surrounding the MC AFEE - Milton Per- cation — either in the U.S. or American Bancorp. „... proposed spin-off of 20 per the lawn abroad — and by itself, the lmutter, president of Super- cent of assets. The divesti- markets General Corporation,,, timing of your vacation can Beunar-Wall National at 110% actually changed specialist Central Jersey Bank (x)...... ture, if it meets with the ap- has been named New Jersey slash its cost as much as SO hands at 11,105 or one listed at proval of the FTC, stock- per cent. What's more, since Franklin State Bank, ; Retailer of the Year by the says••.:.. 67% sold for $672.50. When holders, IRS and debtholders, New Jersey Retail Merchants millions of you now nave the First Merchants Nat'l Bank (x).'."J. .'..".. these bonds mature the holder First Nat'l Bank Toms River (i)...- stems from an FTC antitrust Association. privilege of.,taking your vaca*. receives 91.000 unless other- suit against Georgia Pacific. tion whenever you wish dur- Pint State Ocean County (x)L. The announcement of Per- wise indicated. Often bonds Shareholders would receive Imutter's selection was made RIGHT NOW ing the year, this is a major Jersey Shore Bank...... are redeemed, under terms of .one share in the newly formed money-saving weapon you can Bank of iTaMlapmi i(nmiiinn.i.it«.>.*H...,.«...i« at the state retail associ- a sulking fund, prior to matu- Louisiana-Pacific for each ation's state convention at the use at your own discretion to Hiddletown Banking Co. (UK St Div)...... rity, in which case the holder four shares now held in GP. the extent you want to. Colonial First National Bank....;...... receives more than 11,000 face Playboy Club Hotel here. IS THE BEST TIME New Jersey National Corp...... ,.. Two Holidays value. Early redemption and Ocean County Nat'l (x) ... . '. refunding terms are clearly You even might split your People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood (x) ...... TO BUILD UP vacation into two holidays, Shore National Bank...... outlined by the issuing corpo- taking advantage of bargain United Counties Trust Co...., ration and should be checked off-season rates at traditional United Jersey Banks of NJ.. prior to purchase. OLKE YOUR LAWN summer resorts, then repeat- (x) pan Stock However, a bondholder who ing your move and taking ad- INDUSTRIAL chooses to sen a bond on the vantage of off-season rates at open market prior to maturity HOTIS; and our seed Injection system traditional winter resorts. Aerotogical Research. may find that he must accept ADxon Industries*•N«III»MII««IMHI(«HM» Illllll Obviously, you can save ma- less than a bond's face value DOM and LOU works because we aerate and fer- Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc...... >*•*•!••••• •«V« t since trading levels are deter- jor amounts on the price of Srockway.._..... (Ownm 4 Sat* Tawit and Rtataunnt) \ tilize your lawn all at the same getting to your destination •a mined by current money rate and back in off-season. m conditions. time. Electronic Associate 8% Q-Should I retain my 100 LUNCH*LUNCHEONS Obviously, too, you can save E^ectamfc Assistance...... shares of Georgia Pacific? DINNERS* BANQUETS major amounts on hotel ac- .^a^Bh. ^^ jar They have traded as high as commodations, restaurant ISO and as low as SSB. - C.K. EVERY TUESDAY NOON PER bills, car rental and local flTrtftTtHtfl 11 j m in 11111 m A — Based on earnings FABMOM SHOW til aORMWOBANK SQUARE transportation, entertain- •International Components Corp..:.. progress, industry outlook. FOOT ment, purchases of sports King James Extended Care...... 1 1% SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY 12to 3:00. equipment, gifts, etc. 'Laird.... 7 8 Abrams Heads BRUNCH 2.50 M&alhirglcal International... 2 minimum 4,000 sq. ft. - $32.50 plus fax Not so obvious, though — Midland Glaas-.. 2% »«•••**•»*•»»••••• 9 Gas Association FRIDAY* SATURDAY _, based on four ieason pfogram unless you're hep in-this field fUonmouth Airlines.... DANCING -Larry Westbrook Trio — is the fact that in many re- Monmouth Capital... TRENTON—The New Jer- FALL TURF-O-MATIC sort areas across the U.S., the MOM sey Gas Association, meeting MONDAYthruFRIDAY5 toTPM weather is far more trust- Ifonmouth Park., in Holiday Inn, elected Robert HOT » COU>H0R«rOEUYHE8 T. Abrams, corporate secre- LAWN REJUVENATION worthy in off-season than it is'NJ. Natural Gas....1o 91# a ^ a a a # t a v s t a v a t a o•v vv a t * *•avv4 v# v v v v'v * t p 18 at the season's height. Octo- tary of New Jersey Natural PROGRAM INCLUDES Precision Optics Gas, A8bury Park, as presi- VALET PARKING ber is a particularly glorious Rowan Controller... For Banquet RMtmUom and • Aeration dent, s month in many foreign lands Servomation. 27% Infomatton • Seed(1 Ib. per 1.000 sq.ft.) as well. And certainly, in off-Southern Container. He succeds Peter J. Kassak, Baron Blue Grass season you're subjected to vice president of operations Call Lou VaHl, 842-7575 • Fertilization 20-10-10 .Spiral MeUL..,.,,.... for Elizabethtown Gas, Eliza- • Grub Proofing much less irritation, crowd- [IJ.0* Homes...... Wharf Ave., Red Bank f • Soil Testing ing, hasty (or no) service, •United Telecontrol Electronics.....;...... beth. • Lime (If Indicated) standing in long lines, price •Walter Reade Organization, lac •'? Among others elected was • Power rolling gouging, the like. Russell L. Schultz, load ana- Scall 842-75751 'WinslowTel lyst for New Jersey Natural The "in" thing in vacations Gas, secretary-treasurer. these days is, in fact, increas- themselves, which can then ingly the off-season trip — employ and pay decent sala- and the pluses mount up not ries to year-round workers, only for you, the vacationer. save huge amounts on in- -matic They also multiply for all the ventories and the costs of the vacation industries, which can wide variety of separate ser- CALL THE PHONE NEAREST YOU then serve as the year round vices involved in their overall • and thereby smooth out their service. 747-2183 681-6746 expensive seasonal downs and 536-9749 776-7662 ups. They are surely of great It'sOft-Seasoa significance to the resorts 462-3421 As a general rule, the "high" season in Europe be- gins with June, runs to Sep- tember (or, in some places dogs! through this month) — so the inexpensive, off-season is starting now. Another key way to save on vacations during this period 1$ Carrier by buying a package—giving you special rates for stays of a weekend or of a week or more. Often, the rates are SAVINGS TIME part of a transportation pack- age with the airline or rail- road serving the resort and eager to stimulate business offseason. ' ' Still another way to save now is to buy a "package." an unescorted standard itine- rary tour sold by tour oper- ators. Included in the flat, low price will be your air ticket, MODEL Carrier MOCOOZ hotel room and certain sight* seeing expeditions.. You pay only for meals and extras and CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING you decide how you'll spend which includes: most of your time. * Room Thermostat - Deluxe Heating & Cooling Or take a weekend trip to any of the great name hotels * Matching Evaporator "A" coil in the big cities for a fraction what a plant clearance sale! * 15' Pre-charged Refrigerant Tubing of the standard rates. In New Annuals, perennials, evergreens, roses, shrubs, shade trees I Most plants are healthy, vigorous * Outdoor Condensing Unit-Concrete Base York City, for instance, all ho- tel weekends are actually off- and hoping to find a permanent home. You don't have to buy the plain old doggy ones) Wood Now! * 25' Power Wiring season and in some of the most famous you can get not ~T« PniVH Hfinei Sirvla, Duel Sytfrn, RtgWm t fuwcttkim tn i FOR EXAMPLE: only cut rates but also such REG. PRICE SALE PRICE extras as champagne, theater' 78 POTTED HYBRID ROSES. IN FULL LEAF $3. TO $5. 79° tickets, breakfast in bed, flow- ers, etc., etc.. for free.^ ; 81 COTONEASTER. 1 GAL SIZE $2.95 99' 76 SPREADING JUNIPERS. 1 GAL SIZE $2.95 89= Where Tkey Are For only 57 JAPANESE BUCK PINE. ABOUT 1 FOOT TALL $3.95 99" But how. you well might 13 LOMBARDY POPLARS. B&B. ABOUT 10 FEET TALL $9.99 $1.99 ask, can you find out precisely where the "off spots are and 22 CRABAPPUES - B&B. ABOUT 5-8 FEET TALL $25.00 $5.99 what are the best bargain 19 JAPANESE RED LEAF MAPLE • B&B. packages for you — no matter ABOUT 2-3 FEET TALL $15.00 $4.99 when you go on vacation? 15 SHADE TREES • B&B. ASSORTED VARIETIES. $19.99 $7.99 One answer has to be: visit 14 JAPANESE HOLLIES. ABOUT 1 FOOT TALL. $7.50 5 YEARS in person a reputable travel $2.49 TO agent and inquire about the 13 TH0RNLE8S LOCUST - B&B. ABOUT 8-10 FOOT TALL $35.00 $14.99 off-season deals available. A . . . Plus many other great bargains. . . PAY good agent will guide you to the best areas, get you pre- These sale items are all closeouts and, once we are sold out, that's it! INSTALLED ferred rates — and, assuming We just can't give you a raincheck for great buys like these. you are not asking forextra s of custom-designed trips, the services will cost you nothing.

The bulk of travel agent Muter Charge costs are paid in the form of »«VPU. Bankimtrlcard *M«« My commissions by the airlines, : steamship lines, railroads, ho* • tels and resorts, tour oper- garden NlLSON i ators. You'll only be charged center when you request such extras >ros. FAMAKEHS 10 MONM | as long distance calls, reti- Open Sunday and every day from 9to6>Rt.71,Monmouth Rd. West Long Branch, N. J. Phone: 201/229-2587 cketing. delivery expenses, • MU tattm not. MMiH ennn short stay hotel accom- 1 LEONARD ST., REP BANK, 741-3454 modations. • 10 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middletown, H.I. Friday, September K, i«S The Case of the By LINDA ELLIS orders, we never saw it... No one has to tell me tcgive Bar- ry Goldwater a standing ovation," the staunch conservative "Most Republican women in New Jersey may be more in- Republican Italian-bred and Irish-wed lady declared. terested in domestic chores than politics. Most want to stay It is indeed likely that the cheers for Mr. Conservative home and take care of their families. To ask them to do more were not in the script Play book or not, no onetoldAnnDe- in politics would be to ask them to do more than they are able sarao Flynn what to do with her time and votes in.Miami, she maintains. Gov. William T.Cahill "With one exception," she recalled, "and that was we Aug. 22 at conclusion of second were told not to boo if McCloskey (Rep. Paul McCloskey. R- day of Republican Convention Calif.) was nominated." "If it weren't for the Republican women in this state most "I don't say the convention wasn't geared to TV coverage. Republican men wouldn't be holding office..." So what else is new?" she grinned. Ann Desarno Flynn The bits of business outside Convention Hall havine to do Secretary to New Jersey division with anti-war demonstrations were not a serious problem for of Tax Appeals and a Cahill her, she said, as the Monmouth County people had a driver appointee waiting for them. Sept. 15 at lunch Tear Gas Tears That states the case. "I suffered from tear gas at one point," Mrs. Flynn re- Many women, according to Miami-tanned Mrs. Flynn, are called, "but it wasn't too bad when the tears stopped." capable of holding important positions if given the opportu- The state Republican leader unabashedly admits to haying nity. There are many capable and qualified women who want enjoyed the parade of celebrities who occupied the convention to get involved outside the home. podium at various times. "Determination," she states in a determined fashion," is "Jimmy Stewart has always been such a favorite of mine, what brought me to where I'm at." and Gov. Reagan had such marvelous control over the floor," Where she's at is Trenton doing her thing with tax appeals she said. and where she was, was Miami last month serving the party A highlight for her was the demonstration for vice presi- as an alternate-at-large. dent Spiro Agnew. "I'm looking forward to him in 1676," said Two other GOP posts she fills — critical ones at this point the feisty Mrs. Flynn. "He and I are a lot alike; we're both in time — are state committeewoman and chairman of the fighters and we say what we think." Monmouth County Board of Elections. One thing she thinks is that those around the .President All of these involvements are the reason she was part of who set tip the mechanisms for the Committee to Re-Elect the the Garden State team at the carefully-scripted three-day con- President have gone overboard in their efforts to separate pol- vention in August. itics from reality. "I actually might as well have been a delegates,".she "The committee is not what you think of as 'political noted. "I sat in for the Govenor and I voted for the President people,' Mrs. Flynn explained. They're people who mainly when.Sen. Bateman (State Sen. Raymond Bateman, R-Somer- come out at election time ... If this isn't handled right, less- set) left for a funeral. I was nominally 'at large' but I was experienced people can miss contacts and opportunities that able to participate quite a bit." the day-to-day people wouldn't. It's kind of hard to take. These Political Veteran non-organization people being out front." Mrs. Flynn, a veteran of New Jersey politics who doesn't Mrs. Flynn, who is the mother of two daughters and was like to think wool can be pulled over her experienced eyes, recently widowed, is busy holding seminars to instruct election can't credit news reports that: board members and challengers on election procedures. As a — The majority of the young people who appeared and ap- state committeewoman, she spends time urging local officials plauded were given careful instructions as to when to make to work on registration and absentee ballot processes. their every move and, indeed, had their fares paid to serve as She sees President Nixon as keeping a low profile during a claque. most of the campaign, dispatching his family and his cabinet —That there was a minute-by-minute script prepared and to occupy prime time newscasts. followed by the National Committee and convention officials Predicts Nixon Visit — the same script that British Broadcasting announcers so "He'll then come to swing states himself, probably,'at gleefully reported oh when they were handed a copy of the deadline," Mrs. Flynn theorized. "I think he'll come to New script by mistake. Jersey and I'll tell you why. He's never forgotten that, in 1968, "None of those kids were paid," Mrs. Flynn stated vehe- 10,000 people came to Monmouth Shopping Center to see,him mently,. "And if there was a detailed plan for us to follow on in an awful rain. He's mentioned that many times since."

Rtfliiiw Sim pnoto by Dan Lorot CONSTANT CAMPAIGNER — Ann Desarno Flynn of Deal/ who holds various positions within the state Republican party, is spending an ele- phant's share of her time these days in efforts to effect a GOP landslide in November. She looks over editorial comment to see how the wind Is blow- Ing for her candidates. Pork-Happy Combinations Soroptimists Join

In Prisons Project By BARBARA GIBBONS flame. Pour over pork steaks in a heated plat-.' LINCROFT - Mrs. Marie nance of social contacts be- carceration ol nrst time offen- ter. Cut meat into serving-size portions andM' V. Laubmeister, here, presi- tween inmates and families, ders. The next time you see a fresh ham -slice The Slim Gourmet serve. Makes six servings, 215 calories each. dent of the'Soroptimist Club establishment of prison play- featured in your supermarket, snap it up — if * • • of Red Bank Area, announces rooms for children with ex- The Soroptimist Federation you're a calorie-wise cook who loves pork. Barbecued Spareribs, Shish Kebab, Liver .'. tended visiting hours, neigh- of the Americas consists of "Fresh ham," of course, it just another and Mushrooms, Skewered Lamb with Pine- a federation-wide program to Here's a pork-happy combination with a benefit women prisoners. borhood intervention centers 913 dubs and 31,000 members word for pork — pork before it's been smoked, apple ... for these and more,-send a stamped for girl offenders, promotion in 12 countries: United States, cooked, cured, processed, chemicalized, water- flavor that's inscrutably Oriental, thanks to self-addressed envelope and 25 cents to Slim Considered the first of its soy sauce and a touch of catsup stirred into the kind to be offered by a classi- of work-release programs, job Canada, Brazil, Chile, Costa soaked or anything else. Its color is pale gray- Gourmet Pork, Liver and Lamb Dishes, in training and placement, de- Rica, Japan, Korea, Mexico, ish-white, like an ordinary pork chop (rather sauce. It's best done on the barbecue, but you care of this newspaper, 50 West Shore Trail, ' fied service organization, the can enjoy it year round using your kitchen program is designed to help in velopment of pre-trial diver- Panama, Peru, Philippines than pinkish-red,, the way processed or cured Sparta, N.J. 07871. sionary programs to avoid in- and Venezuela. ham looks.) And being fresh pork, it must be range broiler. Simply add a shake of smoke the rehabilitation of women seasoning or barbecue-flavored salt before prisoners with a network of thoroughly cooked through before serving. GOURMET BOOKSHELF In some areas, fresh ham slices are called broiling. To keep the pork steak edges from The First Babyfood Cookbook by Melinda possible projects ranging curling up, trim away every bit of border fat, from job placement service to "pork steaks," to avoid confusion with thej Morris, 123 pages, Grosset and Dunlap, $4.95. Chicken Barbecue processed ham steaks. An oval piece of meat then make little half-inch slashes in five or six Guacamole and Quiche Lorraine for baby? club scholarships for voca- place around the outside of each steak. tional training. with a single, small round bone in the middle, With this book in your kitchen you can be the "I ORIENTAL PORKSTEAK In announcing guidelines for Slated by Church it looks like the pork version of a beef round . proud parent of the "high chair gourmet," a. v steak — which it is. Both pieces of meat are 2 lean pork steaks (fresh ham slices, total tyke who nibbles on chocolate mousse, Osso ' community action at the 22nd weight l^f to 2 lbs.) . Biennial Soroptimist Con- LITTLE SILVER - Em- 12 years, may be reserved cut from the leg of.the animal, and both have Buco asparagus tips and Creme of Celery. bury United Methodist Church through Mrs. J. E. Van- the advantage of being the least fattening part % cup sherry wine vention, newly installed feder- 6 tablespoons soy sauce Actually, the idea isn't at all silly! Before ation president Eileen M. Bid- will have a chicken barbecue Wagenen, 333 Harding Road. of the anatomy. and fair, Sept. 30 in the The meal will include a half For example: Pork chop meat weighs in at >£ teaspoon garlic powder the baby food industry emerged from its in- well, stressed the necessity 2 tablespoons catsup fancy, all babies ate mother's cooking ... and for study programs on both church hall. The fair will open chicken, cole slaw, peas, po- about 1,400 calories per pound, but pork steak tato chips, roll and butter, 2 teaspoons arrowroot or cornstarch Mom wasn't armed with a blender!, today's the local and national level at noon and dinner will be meat is only half as fattening — 700 calories. x served from 4 to 6:30 p.m. homemade apple pie and Boneless rib of beef, on the other hand, is like- k cup water (approximately) young mother is equipped with a kitchenful off with special emphasis by the labor-savers and a much better understanding I clubs to be placed in one of Take-out orders will be avail- beverage. ly to run more than 2,000 calories per pound. Trim away all fat. Sprinkle the pork steaks able. So, you see, there really is no justification with garlic powder and place in a plastic bag. of nutrition, plus a supermarkets of fresh.? several areas: probation-aid Drug Addiction Problem? fruits and vegetables. So, serving up 'The £ programs, education to attack . Dinner tickets, with a re- Call 988-KII33. For Help Day or for ruling out pork while watching your weight Pour the wine and soy sauce into the bag and place it in a bowl ( to catch any leakage). Grande Cuisine, junior grade, is really a snap. £ functional illiteracy, mainte- duced price for children under Night. — if you're a knowledgeable meat shopper! Draw the sides of the bag up and twist togeth- COOKING PORK STEAK There's an even better reason: homemade Broiling is the most calorie-wise way of er so that the marinade completely covers the babyfood doesn't have to contain questionable cooking any meat, pork included. However, meat. Put in the refrigerator and allow to additives, starchy fillers and extra sugar and like most low-fat meats, pork steak should be marinate two to four hours or longer. salt! tenderized in some fashion before broiling. For Drain the marinade and add cold water to pork pure and simple, sprinkle well with meat make one cup. Broil the steaks over hot coals Recipes are given for babies aged one to 15 tenderizer an hour or so before broiling. Or, or in your broiler, turning once until browned months... and, of course, many are based on flavor up your pork stekk wftli marinade — a- and cooked through. Meanwhile, prepare the menu items for the rest of the family. The liquid that contains wine, vinegar, tomato or sauce. Combine the reserved marinade with book begins with a caution that mustn't be citrus juice. Contrary to popular opinion, mari- the catsup and arrowroot. In a small saucepan overlooked. Be sure to check with your physi- '' nades need no oil; it's the acid liquid that soft- cook and stir over moderate flame until mix- cian before feeding baby a new food for the - ens the meat fibers. ture thickens. Simmer five minutes over low first time. B.G. >

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matottmumum ALL AGES INCL TEENS i M«]! Rtatont. •nd ADULTS eCwved Solid Wood Core Expert InatrueUon RaatonabltRttM •DifctorotEdttCMtlon I 252 BROAD STREET RED BANK 842-0121 WMSONH. IEAHMAUER k SCHOOL OP DANCE HBReOd BanBank-Westllelx - wesniBigd ^ TfiouJnH, S . fttfeMnwMj W I FRONTS RED SANK • Nutley-Danville-Staten Island •! 7474SS* ^^ The Dally Register, Red Bank-MltWletown, N.J. Friday, September 22,1172 11 Marriage Motivations

By DR. JAMES M. LONG 4 WSJ, It is quite obvious to most.of us that all marriages are not made in heaven nor are they the result of. a romantic love- Family Counselor match. There are many kinds of marriages; and the choices are numerous in today's complex society.-So too are there nu- merous reasons why people get married. The reasons may the marriage. One spouse may refuse to recognize the outside range from a wish to escape from an unhappy parental home, activity of his male and the involved mate is not willing to ac- to a wish for financial and emotional security or just to be- knowledge his involvement. No one wants to rock the boat. come a parent. Such an arrangement has been labeled a "sexless marriage." Sometimes the motivations for marriage arc more negative However, additional problems for the marriage are created than positive. For example, there is the type of marriage if the rejected spouse is a sensitive, guilt-ridden individual which is the result of a spouse's earlier rejection in a love af- who looks for punishment for his indiscretion. His earlier ra* fair. Marriages "on the rebound" are usually related to the in- tionalization for seeking outside involvement (because he was dividual need to punish the initial rejector for his failure to re- unloved) somehow has a hollow meaning when his conscience ciprocate the love which had been given. The result is that the demands some form of payment in order to relieve itself of rejected individual's emotional state of mind may be con- guilt. A person who feels this way can only become bitter and sumed with anger and hostility. Using the energy created by is therefore, unable lo revolve his own personal conflict in the hostility, the individual enters into a marriage with limited marriage. resources to assist the marriage to work. In time, the mar- Negative Effect riage will suffer and the individual will (urn his hostility on Inasmuch as the original reason for the marriage was himself. It is not uncommon to hear the angry and guilt-ridden negative i.e. an individual on the rebound, the marital union person complain of numerous and frequent incidents or acci- was not basically sound. Therefore, any additional deception dents that befall him. He may seek to punish himself. The in- was destined to have a negative effect on a weak marriage. itial deceit prevents such marriages from growing, and as a If such a marriago and others with such poor beginning result spreads its disease over into other areas. arc to be saved, the original problem has to be confronted. Dying Union Sometimes, an individual will deny the existance of a negative A particular area of concern for the dying union is in the factor in his motivation for a marriage. With skilled inter- couple's poor sexual relationship. In most instances, the quali- vention people can be assisted to bring the content of the de- ty and quantity is inadequate. Since one of the spouses has nial to the surface. It is at this point that a present unhappy • - RtfUNrSMTMwto committed himself fraudulently, he is unable to give himself union may have a chance for success. Individuals can change BANK EXHIBIT — Mr. and Mrs. C. Grant Levis, Lincroft, with their children Sharon, 5, and Richard, emotionally and as a responsive mate. The result is that thu once they become aware of how they have created their own 15 months, view the special exhibition of six sailing models at the First Merchants National Bank, 150 innocent spouse received the message and feels rejected. If "hell on earth" situation. Broad St., Red Bank. The exhibit, which includes old prints by Currier and Ives, was prepared by' the hurt is deep, the rejected mate may seek his answer Charles Lyle, director of the Monmouth County Historical Association, assisted by Mrs. Walter Rull- through outside interests. One avenue open is through love Dr. Long will be happy to answer any questions directed man, Mrs. Alan Duke and Miss Jane S. Schmidt, the bank's assistant cashier. Technical assistance away from home. .Sometimes the new arrangement meets the to him by mail to The Dally Register, Red Bank, 07701. Con- identifying rigging was provided by Borden Hance and Miss June Methot of the Monmouth Boat Club, needs of both spouses and contributes to the continuation of fidentiality will be respected. Red Bank. The collection of models and prints are on loan for a month from the historical association. HostesslTurns Off

»ar Ann Landers: My hat May I point out, Ann, that .j£off to that smart woman while there is no charge to at- ;fS»6 has no guest room, no tend meetings we do take up a iSd-up cots, and her sofas are Ann Landers free-will offering. Any amount tw> short to sleep on. Her is accepted. If a person can't home is her castle, as it put anything in the plate, that 8hould.be—not a free motel all right, too. We do have, home. They brought huge ap- people who got too clubby. — however, a membership •iJBtfvslap^happy gypsies. That petites, six pieces of luggage, Too Thick Wont Stick 3rfher nut who expressed charge of J7.50 a year, which a Russian wolfhound and a Dear Too Thick: Thank you includes a subscription to our delight at bedding down and box of dog biscuits. Three for "the other side." The ma- feeding eight unexpected rela- bi-monthly magazine. "The months later we moved, to our jority of letters on this subject Recovery Reporter." Since tives for five days must have present setup and we've never were from people who just rocks in'her head. She also we are a non-profit, self-sup- been happier. love unexpected company. It porting organization, we need must have a private tunnel to It takes all kinds of people does, indeed, take all kinds. the Chase Manhattan Bank. paid memberships to continue to make a world and if anyone Speaking strictly for myself. our work. That's 80 extra meals. Lady, wants to call me selfish, let ' I'm with you. not counting breakfasts. them. Familiarity breeds con- So even at J7.50 a year. Re- Dear Ann Landers: Our or- HOW TO DO IT — Freeholder Ernest G. Kavolek gets a class lesson in the making of slipcovers from Several years ago, when I tempt. If you don't believe ganization. Recovery, Inc., is covery is still a bargain. me. just look around at the more than 35 years old but un- Where else can a person find extension home economists Mrs. Sylvia Griffin of Monmouth County, left, and Mrs. Carol Kaiser of had an extra bedroom a group Middlesex County, before an audience of 90 at trie Extension Service office in Freehold. The two-ses- of invaders stormed my broken friendships between til your column publicized it, the strength and fellowship to we were relatively unknown. help him stay in the real sion class is part of a free adult education program offered to Monmouth residents by the Board of Thanks to yon, Ann, our atten- world? — Grand Rapids Mem- Freeholders. . dance has grown enormously, ber we have started several new Dear Member: Thank your Eastern Star chapters and are now reach- for setting the record straight. Engaged Thank you, too, for giving me Smorgasbord Set PTA Slates Back to School ing far greater numbers of people and helping them cope another opportunity to tell my NEW MONMOUTH - Har- Mrs. Calvin Barner. treasur- Chester Bennett, member- readers about this remarkable ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS mony School PTA will have er. ship; Mrs. Shyne, newsletter; with problems .of emotional — Monmouth Chapter, Order illness. organization. Almost every- Back to School Night Monday, Committee members in- Mrs. Beekley, program; Mrs. of Eastern Star will sponsor a clude Mrs. Virginia Schwarz. Dale Johnson, publications One of your readers ex- one who works in Recovery is for parents of children attend- an unpaid volunteer. These smorgasbord dinner Sept. 30 ing kindergarten and first audio-visual aids; Mrs. Bant- and publicity; Mrs. Kenneth pressed gratitude to Recovery from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Mason- er, budget and finance; Mrs. Sheehan. refreshments, and for helping her stay functional formerly emotionally-ill grade. people consider it a privilege to ic Temple, 14 E. Garfield Leo McCarthy, character and Mrs. Donald Cook, ways and for fifteen years. She tried Ave.,here. This year's officers include, spiritual education; Mrs. An- means. psychiatry, yoga, religion and help others because they Tickets will be sold at the Mrs. Henry F. Shyne, presi- themselves have been helped. thony Richardelli and Mrs. hypnosis, but nothing helped. door. dent; George Lane, honorary John Reilly, class mothers; SENIORS MEET TUESDAY Recovery, Inc.. she said, was The address of the National Headquarters for those who NURSES' MEETING vice president; Mrs. Nathan Robert- Allgaier, juvenile pro- UNION' BEACH -The the best bargain in the'world Beekley, vice president; Mrs. tection and safety; George Union Beach Senior Citizens — it cost her only a quarter a want more information is: Re- HOLMDEL - The Mon- covery. Inc., 116 South Mich- mouth County School Nurses Neil Johnson, recording secre- Lane, legislation; Mrs. Hol- will meet Tuesday at 1:30 week, the price of the coffee tary; Mrs. Frank Severa, cor- land Rudy and Mrs. Tony p.m. in the Colony Inn, Flor- and cake. igan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Association will meet Monday 60603. I urge nervous people at 7:30 p.m. for a covered dish responding secretary, and Smialek, library service; Mrs. ence Ave. MfcsBtterfleM MlssStrasser Miss Ticker who are fighting to stay bal- supper in the cafeteria of Parker-Tucker anced and functional to give Bayshore Community Hospi- Fitzgerald-Butterfield Recovery Inc. a try. tal. After supper there will be COLTS NECK — The en- i a tour of the hospital and a gagement of Miss Patricia SHREVEPORT, La. - An- fiance are alumni of Middle- Kitchen arithmetic: about business meeting. School nouncement is made by Mr. town Township High School. Ann Tucker to Richard Barry 11/4 pounds of potatoes will nurses, substitute school nurs- and Mrs. Roland B. But- The bride-elect is a soph- Parker is announced by her yield 2 amsDnnly packed need es and RN health teachers are terfield of Shreveport, for- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James omore at Duke. University, potatoes. invited to attend. merly of 15 Tatum Drive, Durham, NX. E. Tucker. 33 Maple Drive, Middletown, N.J. of the en- Mr. Fitzgerald attended the here. The couple plan to be gagement of their daughter. United States Military Aca- married in May. Miss Cynthia Louise But- demy at West Point, N.Y. and Mr. Parker, a patrolman CONGRATULATIONS. terSeU, to Stephen Paul Fitz- plans to continue bis educa- with the Little Silver Police FAMOUS MAKE gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. tion at Rutgers, the State Uni- Department, is the son of Herbert C. Fitzgerald, 51 Tin- versity of New Jersey. He is Mrs. Richard Parker. 202 18 inch diag meas dall Road, Middletown. employed at the Midland Rumson Road, Little Silver, Miss Butterfield and her Glass Co:, Cliffwood, N.J.. and the late Mr. Parker. He was graduated from Red • CONTROL Miller-Strasser Bank High School and attend- ed E3 Camino (Calif.) College. jLijTTLE SILVER - An- Strasser, was graduated from Red Bank Regional High Miss Tucker, an alumna of rioiirtcement is made by Mrs. Marlboro High School, is a Shtjiey Strasserl 25 Silver- School, and is a secretary at the Monmouth College Li- secretary at Monmouth Col- • COLOR ,ttMte Road, of the engagement lege, West Long Branch. for her daughter, Miss Gwenn brary, West Long Branch. jEllen Strasser, to Robert iFrancis Miller Jr., son of Mr. Mr. Miller, a graduate of Kulbick-Marin TV Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Sand Mrs. Miller, 19 Beekman JACKSONVILLE, Ore. - • SPlace, Red Bank. High School, is a photograph- Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Maria, ; The bride-elect, daughter er with Multiple Listing Ser- here, announce the engage- ^ with stand Salso of the late Mr. Robert vice, Shrewsbury. ment of their daughter. Miss Donna Lee Marin. to Army • Clear Bright Picture MOCIK Lt. Robert Kulbick, son of • Color Master Control Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Kul- • Precision crafted Color MUSK & DANCE STUDIOS bick. 287 Neil Ave., Belford, Chassis 140Uonardvil«M. • All Channel Tuner Wur Cunpbtllt Junction NJ. bHord The couple plan to be mar- ried in November in Honolulu. Enroll now for lessons Hawaii. Lt Kulbick, a career Dorothy Toland Pons (Center) with two lovely win- officer in the Army Medical ners. on any instrument 'Service, is stationed there at Beverly Kerr (Left), 14 year gold medalist, Senior Tripta-Army Medical Center, LIMITED Instrument Sales* Repairs NEW LOW PRICE Miss Dance N.Y. 1970. QUANTITIES and his fiance, a graduate of Lauren Overby, 8 year medalist, Monmoirth Coun- Musk Supplies Linfield College, McMinnville. BREAD is employed by the American ty's only dance finalist in Garden State Arts Center's Dance Classes in National Bed Cross as a rec- Talent Expo. $299 1 POUND 4oz. LOAF reation therapist at the same ASBURY PARK BA11ET*TOE»TAP TAP • JAZZ • TM • CHARACTK • M00BM • BAUET ASBUBY PARK BRICK TOWN hospital. FkD • ACROBATICS AOOBATK • (hidren From 3 yrs. oU 715 Maw S. i 1015 Main S(. •••ridl flaw Lt. Kulbick is an alumnus of 775-9514 775-9750 4TT-W07 Mater Dei High School. New DOROTHY TOLAND DANCE STUDIO HOWHL Monmouth, N.J., and the 201 E. Bergen PI Red Bank MIOMETOWN 787-7778 United States Military Acad- 741-2208 IMmfcM. 1*33 tart* 33 24 emy at West Point. N.Y. 363-MaS 6T1.9S3* The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletowit N.J. Friday, September 22,1172 Walter Mihm, 'Local Boy' Who Makes Good Locally a bathroom in every state- ByBETTESPEHO land and a lot more notes," states; National Shore Propel- "Am I a gambler! Without into further detail. "We don't on his boat . discuss them. We put them The boat, which he keeps at room. Mr. Mihm comments. ler Co., Brick Township, any reservations at all," he Mr. Mihm, whose father is a MONMOUTH BEACH - Mr. Mihm is quite matter- which makes boat propellers; commented. "If we didn't back in the drawer." the Channel Club, includes a. Business 7-Day W«k Week permanent husband-wife team former mayor here, is a Mon- Walter W. Mihm, who started of-fact about the whole suc- Navesink Yacht Sales Co., take a gamble, we wouldn't mouth Beach native. He at-, out 25 years ago with 50 feet cess saga of the high-school which sells boats. be here today." Mr. Mihm, who says he crew of captain and house- works seven.days a week, keeper. With facilities for tended the public school her* of land and a $250 promissory dropout who now has a con- Mr. Mihm holds the area Personality A Safe Bet and Long Branch High School Dote and now heads a family trolling interests in three boat franchise for the Pacemaker That gamble has seemingly doesn't have time in the sum- eight people, the boat includes companies; a seaplane com- mer season for boating. But several staterooms and salons He and his wife Doris live al of corporations that deal in line, which is made in the turned out to be a safe bet. 9 Wesley Ave. with their muter service, and the private Ocean County town of Little the new owner of a 65-foot, with such sundries as a bar, yearly excesses of |5 million, about 25 years ago, on the Though the boating ecomony daughter Janet, 16, and son isn't easily impressed by suc- Channel Club and marina Egg Harbor. has generally been depressed $216,000 Pacemaker hopes to television, air conditioning, heels of another brother, travel to Florida this winter Gary, 12. cess — expecially his own. here. Chanel Ctab George, and their father, Hen- lately, the Mihm organization heat, a washer and drier, and "Now we have a lot more Success Expected Then, of course, there is the ry Mihm Sr. The elder Mr. sales volume Has been in- "I would say .'yes,' I Channel Club, a restaurant Mfnm, 76, and now retired, creasing about IS per cent a thought I'd be a success," overlooking the scenic shores still takes an active hand in year, he said. The organiza- Sewers Are Our Business said Mr. Mihm in recalling his of the Shrewsbury — and advising his sons. tion, collectively, employs somewhat inauspicious start those 400 or so slips harboring "He comes in every day and about 175 persons. in the business world. But in- boats ranging anywhere from. "I didn't know a thing about State licensed Plumbing Contractor Since 1946 tells me everything I've done For Those Who Prefer The Best... auspicious is hardly appro- 30 to 70 feet. Mr. Mihm also wrong," Mr. Mihm com- the restaurant business," said priate now for the 47-year-old controls another 200 slips else- mented with a smile. "Every- Mr. Mihm, referring to his businessman whose next step where on the river. tlme I do something, he tells opening the Channel Club five is the building of the 17-story The dub is open year-round me I'm crazy. It'll never years ago. "But I had a rath- condominium, Channel Club and includes a standing mem- work." er large mortage, so I learned FREE Towers, to be built on Chan- bership of 1,500. But such observations, even the business in nothing flat." nel Drive, across the street "We kind of control what from his father whom he con- Not every longshot comes from the Channel Club, on the goes on here," Mr. Mihm siders "a progressive busi- in, however, Mr. Mihm admit- ESTIMATES shore of the Shrewsbury Riv- commented. "We're ex- nessman," don't deter Mr. ited. er. . pensive, and I want people to Mihm. He is, unequivocally, a "We've had some losers," FOR YOUR SEWER INSTAUATION Channel Club Towers is know that before they tie up gambler. he commented, without going being built, on land owned by to the poles. I tell them I'm C^HMCAlt Mr. Mihm, in conjunction with going to keep my hand in American Standard and Her- their pocket." bert Kendall Associates, de- THE PRICE WE QUOTE IS THE PRICE An adjunct to the club busi- YOU PAY. NO HIDDEN EXTRAS velopers of one of New Jer- ness is the seaplane commu- GET CASH FAST! sey's first Planned Unit De- ter service which operates UP TO '10,000 FOR Packed (lot within inch** at he additional charg* velopments (PUD), Twin Riv- year-round. The 12-minute Walter W. Mihm ers in East Windsor Town- trip from the club to New ship, Mercer County. They es- York's WaU Street costs $25.' HOME OWNERS NO SUBCONTRACTORS USED. WE timate prices will range from There are two trips a day in a tebMH HAVE OUR OWN MODERN EQUIP- $42,000 to. 190,000 in Channel six-seater plane owned by MENT. WE MAINTAIN OUR OWN i? High Interest ii.*tffnirrfrr —* SERVICE DEPARTMENT- < Club Towers which they pre-. Mihm. He also has two other and Flexibility diet will be an $11 million ra- company planes that are usu- 741-5061 table. ally piloted by two of his Secondary Mortgi Among Mr. Mihm's holdings brothers. rnrrrrrrrnrnrvnv* rmwrmwn •#• 842-4466 are the East Coast Tender s Brothers, Father Service, a Sea Bright based Mr. Mihm and his brother tugboat service that covers 35 Henry started in business •HoMOHCoracmttt 2 Suspects Arrested In Rumson Robbery RUMSON - John Randolph Police said one was threat- Carter, 19, of 95 Jackson St. ened with a knife at her and Tyrone William Breeken- throat and another with a mtrnwatawn Mjwnuic. ridge, 20, of 114 Parker Ave., knife at her back. both Fair Haven, have been No injuries were reported, charged with a $15 robbery at although police say one of the a home on Bellevue Ave. girls required 'a doctor's at- They are accused of entering tention. the home through a rear door The suspects were appre- or window; and threatening hended in Fair Haven by Pa- three sisters, age 15, 13, and trolman Richard Towler and 10, who were at home alone. returned here. 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,.-.-.•< •-.•• ^Golddiggers .72' Give Their AM, Friday, September 22,1172 13 Staging a Rousing Musical Show .*» STATE ByJANEFODERARO By The Associated Press RUMSON — Hey!. "Golddiggers '72" this year comes in the form of honest-to-Broadway musical comedy. Opening last night at The Barn in Rumson, the show fol- lows an original story line that not only is believable enough Reapportionment Hearing Set but also broad enough to shoo in some rousing production ' TRENTON — The State Apportionment Commission an- numbers, many a favorite song, and the good old fashioned nounced yesterday it would conduct a public bearing Oct. 12 to nonsense of vaudeville. let the citizenry present statewide plans for reshaping the A large and local cast playing in the round, gave its all — State's legislative districts. and all for the sake of The Monmouth'Day Care Center, benefit- The commission is under orders by the State Supreme Ing for the second year from the "Golddiggers" effort Court to reapportion the legislature in time for next fall's elec- The musical gets off to a flying.start when participants in tion. a TV game-show all manage to win a tour of Europe. The Senate President Raymond H. Bateman, R-Somerset, a co- charlatan television producer has. to make good on the trip, chairman of the bi-partisan commission, said the commission and so he gets his sidekick to hijack a plane for the occasion.. would bold a series of meetings in October'after the public From there on in, it's all fun and games, including chess in Reykjavik, Iceland. Bateman said the commission has asked its secretary, It's really the sidekick, named Max Monigan and played §amuel A. Alito, to begin drawing maps using "as a starting by Eddie Rose, the Middletown comic actor, who sustains point1'the existing assembly districts. much of the humor as he romps through the two-act play. His ? He also said the commission would try to agree on a plan ' apache dance with Barbara Stricklin is funny; bis ballet num- which contains a population deviation between districts no ber with Leo Northart is hilarious. Actually, he can get a greater than 2 per cent and which splits as. few municipalities laugh just by postering, with a simple shrug or a totally blank as possible.- • Bateman said the commission would try to reach an But there are many other high spots as welL For instance, .'Agreement before the coming election so anyone who wants to Mary Baker is convincingly terrified as one of the tourists tak-. pn from a new district could move and still meet the state ing off in a rickety plane on the zany European adventure. constitutional requirement of a year's residency in the district Peggy Alfonso is equally convincing as a downbeat steward- ~ But the senator said the chances of'reaching such a speedy ess. And the staging of the takeoff is truly ingenious. agreement on so. touchy and partisan issue was "a long shot" Then, as the flight leaves, there's the entrance of Lois McDonald, owner of The Barn, shepherding (our tiny enchant- ing children from the day care center in Red Bank. Their brief McGovern WalksThrough Camden appearance is worked into the play quite naturally. Mrs.: CAMDBN—After an mischediiled walk through the down- town section of this economically depressed city, Sen. George that she has star quality in.the career she has chosen to carve McGovern concluded two days of campaigning in New Jersey at The Barn, Rumson. Curtain time is 8:30 tonight on yesterday with a pledge to relieve unemployment if he is family oriented community. MUSICAL At BARN — Dlcksle Hoyt belts out elected in November. •••••. rendition of "Cabaret" for comic actor Eddie and 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Production benefits The "Golddiggers" dance routines, choreographed by Mrs. AAonmouth Day Care Center Red Bank. : The senator also sharpened his attack on the Nixon Ad- McDonald, are all bright lively and fun to watch. The au- Rose In opening performance of "Golddlgers 72" ' ministration's Vietnam policies, charging that President dience last night especially loved a rip-roaring Can-Can per- Nguyen Van TMen had financed his own campaign with pro- formed by 23 spritely dancers. (It's good to see husbands sit to devise incredibly striking tableaus and motifs with a min- fore I left," said one. "I'll have to get right home...." ceeds from illegal drag traffic. up and take notice when their wives are-out there hoofing it imum of stagehand work. Cetrainly the lightlng.and some- A few minutes later, she was out there kicking up a storm, ; McGovern spent the morning here, touring the RCA plant before a whistling, cheering audience.) times the lack of it had a lot to do with it -r as in the "Her- smiling broadly. Then; when the dance was done, she dis- and addressing more than 300 persons at a breakfast meeting Many of the "GoMdlggers" songs were great. There was nando's Hideaway" number. appeared. Also overheard was an appreciative male mem- sponsored by the Central Labor Union of Camden County. But, overall, what is most impressive about the "Gold- ber of the audience. "I like to come out and see this sort of 1 Dicksle Hoyt betting out a straight-forward "Come to the Before leaving for New York City, the Democratic presi- Cabaret" There was Jim Gwynn's "Danny Boy." And the en- diggers" production is the number t>f people and community thing," he said. "I'd much rather see this than a million dol- dential candidate caused Secret Service men some moments of tire company came through with a fine-version of "The Night organizations involved. It is heartening to see' teen-agers work- lars worth of entertainment on television..." anxiety when he took an impromptu walk through the streets They Invented Champagne." ing with their elders, to see professionals playing opposite "Golddiggers '72" will begin tonight at 8:30 and tomorrow of Camden from the RCA factor to a restaurant where the la- Perhaps the most impressive theatrical aspect of the '72 newcomers to the stage, to know they're all in there plugging. night at 7:30. Tickets can be reserved by calling The Barn. A bor gathering was held. production is the staging. A long list of people, some profes- ' At intermission, two' of the Can-Can dancers were over- dinner dance at the Peninsula House, Sea Bright, follows to- He attracted a small crowd along the way, stopping to chat sional and some amateur, joined forces with director Van Fox heard in a solemn conversation. "I had to give him aspirin be- morrow night's performance. with merchants, including a sidewalk fruit vendor. Dismiss Charge Against Prisoner NEW BRUNSWICK — A charge was dismissed yesterday against a Rahway Prison inmate after Superintendent U. Sam- uel Vukcevich testified he could not positively identify the in- Mrs. Cahill Launches Cancer Drive mate as having held a knife against his throat during last By SHERRY CONOBAN Her advice to others? "I Thanksgiving's riot at the prison. would recommend that they Deputy Atty. Gen. G. Michael Brown moved for dismissal PRINCETON — Campaigns go for their yearly checkup of the charge against Gary Glassbie, 22, of Paterson. abound in this an election without fail." The state had contended Glassbie was one of several pris- year, but the one kicked off Mrs. Shirley Fox, of the oners guarding Vukcevich during the riot and was armed with yesterday at Morven, the gov- Monmouth County Cancer So- a shiv. ernor's official residence, had ciety, said that organizations The superintendent, who was released along with several nothing to do with politics. hoped to set up screening cen- other hostages after 24 hours, had identified Glassbie Prominent New Jersey ters offering free Pap tests in through a photograph prior to the trial. ..,-,. women from many walks of several parts of the county There were no other charges against Glassbie, who is life gathered at the historic during the next year'as part •serving a 5-7 year term for armed robbery. mansion for an afternoon re- of the drive against uterine He is the ninth Rahway inmate to come to trial since early ception hosted by Mrs. Wil- cancer. She said the Jersey September on charges related to the disturbance. One prisoner liam T. Cahill to launch a ma- Shore Medical Center and the has been acquitted of two charges of false imprisonment, jor drive aimed at freeing Monmouth. Medical Center while several other have pleaded guilty to reduced charges. some 2 million adult women in presently sponsor free cancer The state indicted 41 prisoners last March for their al- the state from the threat of clinics. leged part in the riot All 41 were transferred out of the prison uterine cancer. Mrs. Fox said the Monmouth -Shortly after the riot Mrs. Cahill is lending her County Cancer Society also considerable prestige as the has available to any organiza- To Train Sheriff's Officers state's first lady to.the effort tion doctors who are willing to by serving as chairman of the speak on cancer detection, TRENTON - State Institutions Commissioner RobertL honorary committee for the films and educational mate-, Clifford announced yesterday that his department will conduct campaign, which is part of a Mrs. William T. Cabin rials. a three-week training program for county and sheriffs offi- nationwide effort of the Amer- the garden. But, she added Mrs. Verna Hanlsch, direc- cers beginning Oct. 16. ican Cancer Society. tor of nursing and home The officers will be trained in. techniques that' are of use to confidently, "The day will Examination Urged come and we'll have beaten health services for the Wood- prison guards. Clifford said the purpose of the program was to Dr. Raymond McCormack, bridge Township Division of enable the officers to serve efficiently as members of correc- this." a surgeon and chairman of Dr. Lena Edwards, of Gil- Health, said the Health Cen- tions officers teams in the county. the executive committee of ter at 800 St. George Ave. in The instructors will include FBI agents, state police and lo- lette, a nationally known gy- the New Jersey division of the necologist and chairman of Woodbridge offers women cal law enforcement officials. One trainee from each of the American Cancer Society, free pelvic and breast exams state's 21 counties will be selected to participate. the task force directing the urged the reception guests to state campaign, introduced a on the third Friday of each impress upon women the im- number of women who had month. Promoter Enters Guilty Plea Rtjlltw Stertl Photo portance of early detection in been successfully treated for Mrs. Mildred Merkin. R.N.. AT MORVEN — Mrs. Richard F. Ulbrich, left, of Spring Lake Heights, a uterine cancer. uterine cancer. nursing consultant for the • NEWARK—The promoter the local Police Benevolent As- cured cancer patient, visits with Mrs. Shirley Fox, of the AAonmouth "When yon get them in "They are here to prove to Cancer Control Program of sociation hired to put on it's aborted "Evening of Nostalgia" County Cancer Society, In garden at AAorven, the governor's official resi- early, you've got a cure," he the state Department of Variety show last May 13 pleaded guilty yesterday to a 15- us that it can work if diag- dence in Princeton, during reception hosted by Mrs. William T. Cahill. said. nosis is made soon enough," Health, said an annual pelvic countindictment in Superior Court. The New Jersey campaign and breast examination and a • Superior Court Judge Joseph B.Sugrue set Nov. 14 for sen- she said. is primarily educational in na- Dr. Edwards said that for- Pap test were not enough. tencing of David A. Zucker, Assistant County Prosecutor Alan ture. Its goals are to see that Women also should learn from Sibler recommended a non-jail term as part of the plea bar- tunately women no longer Study Panel Proposes every woman over-20 years have any reason to feel ash- their doctor how to examine gain. themselves, she said. 1 old has a Pap test by 1976, the amed of the fact they once If Judge Sugrue decides not to follow Sitter's recommen- nation's 200th birthday, and "to "I think too many people llation, Zucker can change his plea. had suffered from cancer. She instill in every woman the said that when she first began are scared by the word can- : The 15-count indictment, handed up by the grand jury habit of having an annual cer. Unfortunately, what most Sept. 11, included Zucker's firm, Creative Promotions Inc., practising nearly SO years City Hall Construction physical checkup including a ago, "You couldn't say can- people hear about over the Boston, and James Bray, formerly the.firnVs area, manager. Pap test cer, you couldn't say tubercu- bridge table is the lady who ?: The corporation pleaded guil^ torwjispi <*.$&, J® counts. ByALHORAY nancing should be spread over Department. The campaign is particu- found out too late and died." Sentencing will be Oct. 24. A trial; date for toe 'remaining eight The -basement, Mr. Scaglione losis in public without putting a period of not less than 25 larly directed at the "over- a curse on your family." Mrs. Merkin said. "I can't counts has not been set. : ^. LONG BRANCH - A four- years. said, would be used for stor- looked population" — the low emphasize too strongly the age and be considered for fu- Mrs. Richard Ulbrich, of ;: Bray pleaded innocent to all counts. A trial date has not point recommendation to con- While committee members Income woman, the non-white importance of early detec- struct a new city hall at a cost were "exceptionally out- ture expansion. Spring Lake Heights, was one been set .•.-•» -.v. woman and the over-40 wom- of the cured patients who at- tion." "' In March, PBA Local 3 hired Zucker's firm.to pnt on the of less than ?2 million was spoken" during the session. Needed for the construction an. Assemblywoman Ann Klein, drafted last night by the 10- Mr. Scaglione said, the ulti- program would be three struc- tended the reception. In an in- ''Evening of Nostalgia" show at Symphony HalL The corpo- Some 12,000 women die of terview, she said her uterine D-Morristown, asked what ration was to receive the advertising profits derived from a member Citizens Committee mate four-point recommenda- tures and a vacant lot be- role the state Legislature tween the city hall and S. Sev- uterine cancer in the United cancer was discovered six DboldetitwastooUstributefreeittftfte^nti. J . for City HalL tion was adopted unanimously States each year. should be playing in the fight by the panel. enth Ave. and an auto body' years ago during her yearly ':.; The ticket sale proceeds were: ft> be spHt ootween the PBA Meeting in a three-hour ses- check up. She underwent co- against cancer, said the entire and the Boys Club. ;:^>'v. f sion with City Council mem- Sees Financing Set shop on that street. A light but steady drizzle area of health in New Jersey fell during the presentation, balt treatments first, then •; The indictment charged that while selling the advertising, bers a study panel recommend- He added that, if the pro- surgery. But it took two Pap needs upgrading. "We just ed a three-story building with posal is accepted by Mayor Plans would also include held outdoors in the garden the corporation led some people to believe the proceeds would spaces for parking up to 130' tests and a biopsy before she haven't been putting enough go to the PBA or Boys Club. a full basement to be located Cioffi and the governing body, behind Morven, that formally resources into it" cars. kicked off the campaign, but would believe she might se- between the present city hall he expects that a bonding riously have cancer. and S. Seventh Ave. code will be introduced by it failed to dampen the spirits Mrs. Bernice Dawson, of the Wilderness Area Proposed The committee chairman of the drive's supporters. "Oof conrse you always feel The committee, named by council next month. also said that the program New Jersey State Federation f BRIGANTINE — A new wilderness area, would be created Mayor Henry R. Cioffi with The entire first floor, ac- Miss Fran Allison, Engle- it's somebody else and not of Colored Women's Clubs, said would call for the demolition you," she said. "I felt this near this Atlantic County community if Congress acts favor- approval by City Council, has cording to Mr Scaglione, of the city hall and its annex wood, of television's "Kukla, that organization planned to Sbly on a bill proposed by President Nixon. studied varied proposals for a would house the Police De- Fran and Ollie". fame and a way too — that the doctor have guest speakers address after completion of the new must have made a mistake. I The Brigantine tract, one of 16 areas named by the Presi- new complex. partment and its facilities. complex.. member of the drive's honor- two upcoming district meet- dent yesterday as desirable wilderness sites, would consist of Carmen Scaglione, chair- The second floor, he said, ary committee, held up a told him to do it (the Pap ings in Jersey City about the 4,250 virgin acres, located about 10 miles north of Atlantic man of the committee, said would contain the court's Started 25 Years Ago plastic rain scarf as she test) over. A positive smear cancer drive. She urged all. last night that the panel clerk and violations bureau, Proposals for a new city stepped up to the speaker's can also mean an infection." women to, "Consider yourself, stand and quipped: "I may The wilderness would be centered around Little Beach Is- shaved the proposed cost of a the Department of Housing hall, according to Mr. Scag-. When she found the results consider your family and con- land and would also contain Egg Island, Salt Island, Elder Is- new facility from an initial and Urban Development, the not look too good dry, but 1° of the biopsy, she said her re- sider your community, and lione, have been in the "talk- look worse wet" take care of your health." She land and a chain of 12 unnamed islands along the Brigantine figure of $2.46 million to a rec- tax collector and assessor and ing stage" for about 25 years. action was one of mixed emo- ommended total of ?L995, mil- the Welfare Bureau. Miss Allison said that no tions. "I was thankful they particularly- urged reading to Channel. He said that plans drafted for increase awareness. • "The most striking quality of Little Beach Island," said lion. The top floor, according to a new complex about 20 years matter how much a woman found It but then had mixed lie President in a message to Congress, "is the unspoiled baf- The committee's recom- the plan, would house the ago never got off the ground. has contributed to the cancer emotions because you don't Dr. McCormack said it was mendations,. Mr. Scaglione council chambers, which effort, there would always be know how it's going to turn particularly necessary to' fler beach and beauty found so close to urban centers of popu- something else she could do. out." totlon." said, were that a new city hall would double as a court room, Another proposal to reno- reach women in poverty Job Needs Doing Fortunately for Mrs. Ulbr- areas, where fewer women *• The Brigantine site and fpur of the other proposed wilder- is badly needed; that the site offices of the mayor and City vate the present facility and selected is the best location Business Administrator Vin- add office space was made "There's such a great job of ich, who is the mother of have annual checkups and Creation of hew wilderness areas is a "prime objective" of available in the city; that the cent J. Mazza, facilities for about four years ago, he educating that needs to bo three sons and a daughter Pap tests, and stress to them government attempts to balance the use of land to ensure the total cost not exceed the Miss Sanita J. Camassa, city added. That plan also fell by done," she told the women as- ranging in age from 7 to 21, the need for such preventive ation of nature, the President said. named figure, and that the fi- clerk, and the local Health the wayside, he said. sembled on a brick patio in the surgery was successful. action. The Dally Register, Red Baak-MKfcUetawB, N J. Krttay, September «, W7J 14 Freehold Twp. Master Objectives of YMCA Plan Protests Aired Most prevalent in the dis- Some of the objections: Subject of Seminar By GLADYS RIPS cussion at the hearing were — That light industry would John Hird's topic is the one to consider the question. objections by Juniper Farms increase traffic problems and RED BANK — "Consider FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Some New Directions" is the most frequently mentioned by "How can the YMCA develop About 40 township residents development residents to a undermine the residential the communities surveyed — and enrich its programs to plan for a light industrial area character of the area; phrase that will keynote the showed up at the third, but discussions held at an all-day how to resolve the difference strengthen the family unit?" apparently not the last public adjacent to a proposed new — That the plan lacks spe- between the expressed need cific limitations on the num- retreat at the YMCA's Arrow- hearing on a new master plan elementary school in the resi- for teen centers and the prob- Theodore Stieve of Fair being proposed by the Plan- dential zone off Three Brooks ber of people to be employed head Family Center tomor- Haven, will point out that "we in the area; row. lems caused when teem cen- ning ward. Road. ters or coffee houses are pro- are a nation of softies." The — On an esthetic basis, that Staff and lay leaders of the question is, "Should the the brook is too small to act Community YMCA serving vided. Mr. Hird Is from Red Bank. YMCA place its major empha- as an adequate buffer be- upper Monmoulh County, se- sis in developing facilities and lected community leaders, Rembert R. Stokes of Mid- tween industrial and residen- programs to involve more tial zones. and youth participants, will dletown and John H. Gauch of join under the direction of Mr. Fair Haven, will ask the people in sports and physical Several individuals advo- fitness activities?" cated that the board allot Andrew Draxler. chairman of members of their study group with money COMPLETES COURSE - First civilian In Office more time discussing details the Social Action committee of the proposed master plan of Comptroller at Ft. Monmouth Signal School to to examine the results of a fromus with township residents in or- complete correspondence course in Automatic community profile conducted der to assure full agreement Data Processing Systems Analysis was Vincent A. by the YMCA in an effort to LAWN SEEDS See us about a home before voting on the issue. Lombard I, 6 Brook Ave., Oakhurst, at right. serve its area more effi- FERTILIZERS improvement loan. Low Several board members in- Presenting the diploma Is Melvin F. Werksman, ciently. dicated that this would be school comptroller. Mr. Lombardl took the home • AQRICO PRODUCTS • BONE MEAL rates. Convenient study course from The Ad|utant General School, Local leaders and resource repayment plans. done. people will serve as discussion • UME •MILORQANITE Ft. Beh|amin Harrison, Ind. He Is employed as a • PEAT MOSS • SALT HAY John Chadwick, planner of systems analyst. leaders for the various topics; Eugene Oross Associates, suggested by the results of the • ROSE FOOD > : New Brunswick, prefaced the community survey profiles • WEED endCRAB GRASS CONTROL public hearing by explaining compiled following extensive the land use aspects of. the research by the local YMCA. proposed master plan that he Firemen Praised Mrs. George Dunn of Mid- and the board have been dletoWn, will lead the unit on FREDD.WIKOFFCO. working on for more than two the problems of senior citizens years. By the President in our society. Arnold T. An- He explained that the plan derson, also of Middle town, 236 MAPLE AVENUE Vt will lead a discussion on the is based on projections of RED BANK - President. tribute to the special kind of Mtmtxr F.D.I.C. population growth from more need for a "multi-service" RED BANK 741-0554 Richard M. Nixon has con- courage that characterizes center to meet the needs of than 16,000 persons now to an your work. FIRST gratulated the Red Bank Fire teen-agers. additional 40,000 In the next Department on its 100th anni- "You have my best wishes NATIONAL two decades; anticipated versary. on a milestone in which you highway development (Rt. 33 In a letter, dated Sept. 14, and the peopie of Red Bank COLONIAL^ BANK bypass, 195, and the Toms the President said: can take pride." The bank thai looks out lot you River-N.J. Turnpike con- "I am happy to send you my The letter is signed "Rich- BRANCH BROOK CO. nection); density control and warmest congratulations on ard Nixon." preservation of open lands, the 100th anniversary of your The borough celebrated the and relation to neighboring founding. department's 100th anniver- WINTERIZED communities, regional "Your reputation for plac- sary with a huge parade on growth, and county govern- Aug. 26, but the actual anni- PROTtCT YOUR INVESTMENT ment as well as local needs. ing the lives and safety of oth- ers above your own Is well versary will be Saturday, LEAVE YOUR POOL Stressing that the master known. The countless lives Sept. 23, the day 100 years ago UP ALL YEAR! is this tree plan would be used as a guide and. homes that have been that the Navesink Hook & for future zoning, Mr. Chadw- saved through your heroic, Ladder Co., the first fire com- ick said that the only aspects dedicated action are the finest pany, was incorporated. of the plan that would call for necessary? zoning changes are: — A reduction in residential lot sizes to less than the Veterans Provided present whole acre require- y s ment, not to increase density COMPLETE , •S -/L. Exdvslvaot At Cranberry Hill that tree is very necessary. but to allow larger areas for Telephone Service BUNCH And so are the many others like it throughout the BUY public lands; WINTERIZING BROOK CO. community. Because they provide the beauty and — Zoning for services re- . NEWARK - New Jersey's efit Counselor in the office NOW! privacy you yearn for. And carefully placed In among lated to the national historical veterans stand to benefit from here. He suggested that veter- POOL those trees, like a jewel In its setting, is your home. and recreational area to be expanded telephone service ans write this number in their PACKAGES A superbly-designed all-electric home, with many developed at the Monmouth the Veterans Administration telephone directories for fu- Winterized. Solid Vinyl Mayer touches of quality that Include Battleground; has put into operation. ture reference. "WIND GUARD" POOL COVERS ceramic tile baths, spacious rocms and so much more — "Employment Centers" The service will give veter- Mr. Hagan said many veter- "ECONOMY" not e gauge or • gauge vinyl that makes a house a home. The result: a very rare directly west of the borough, ans direct dialing privileges ans use the telephone to ob- VINYL POOL COVERS but toiMthlng better from Branch Brook. community in which you get all this prestigious meaning a restricted light in- over the entire state. John W. tain information and conduct,| • CUSTOM POM COVER tranquility just 60 seconds from all the conveniences Hagan Jr., acting director of business with the Veterans' POOL coven PACKAGE INCLUDES dustrial zone for offices and • COMPOTE MOUNTING KIT you use. Plus a low, stable tax rate that is quite a research. the Veterans Administration Administration. They can dis- • POOl COVER for WWTR rarity in itself. 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Rehabilitation Through Train- PPrt meeting will be held Oct. 26 lawsuit challenging the rezon- ing at the Square Circle park- BRANCH BROOK CO. $ instead of Oct. 18 because of a ing of land by Marlboro Town- present* on* of Naw Jersey's ing lot, Rt. 9 and Ernston largest aalactlont of Wlntarlzad 60. conflict with the Monmouth ship near their border line.. Road. Admission is free. Re- Pool Covara. You nama H... we GranfciffWll County Planning Board meet- The township had filed suit freshments will be available. hava II... at prleaa to lit avary budget Bafora you buy... See Winterized* Solid Lecey Road, Fork.d River, N.J. / (609) 693-5134 ing on that date. against Marlboro after it re- , The raindate is Oct. 1. Exclusive at Branch Brook.... you'll ba glad zoned land between Rt. 79 and BRANCH BROOK CO. you did! "WEATHER-PROOF* OlMCTIONSi Girdin Stltl Pirkwiy to Exit 74; Dutch Lane Road from resi- turn lift on Ltcey Rd. and contlnui to NOBLESSE OBLIGE dential to light industrial. POOL COVERS Cranturry Hill on lilt . . . or. LONDON (AP) - Queen Route 9 to licey Rd., Forkid River, turn weit THE At a hearing in June, Supe- • Impanatrabla eoatad woven polypropylene keapt out rain, enow, leaves, ale. on •lice y Rd- . to'Cnn'bjrr• '--'•- y HIM o-n{hn the* light. MAYER I Elizabeth is allowing 14 handi- capped children to use the Roy- rior Court Judge Merritt Lane • Full skirted border, kaapa cover on pool, provide* extra protection Open 7 days a week Irom 10 A.M. 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The program is aimed at n IN i • Water border These will go fast. improving curriculum and for 16' x 32* POOL CO99 teaching methods on all FREE grade levels on a uniform cover firmly In place basis throughout the school PREVIEW Other aliaa In atock at low discount prices system. $1Q96 HAZLET JEWISH SINGLES HOUOAYIHH.RT.3S BOTH STORES OPEN BOTH STbRES OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAYS W00DBR1DGE - The Fall M0N.f$EPT.25,tPJA. THURSDAY ft FRIDAY 10 A.M. to « P.M. Festival Dance of the Jewish MON.,OCf.2,8P.M. Collegiate and Professional 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SUNDAYS NEPTUNE Closed Tuesdays. 11A.M. to 4 P.M. Young Adults of New Jersey JUMPING SHOOK C.C. will be Sunday at 8 p.m. here ROUTIM 223 BLOOMFIIID AVENUE in the Woodbridge Holiday THURS^SffT. 28,1P.M. Exit 14S Garden State Parkway at Blsomflald 370 ROUTE #36 Inn, Rt. 9 and Rt. 440. The' THURS,0a.S,8PA Ave. Proceed leal an RIoomfleM Ave. aaprox. A5BURYPARK BRICK TJ3WFT NEW located on Route 36 *Wjft_W> ASIURY PARK event, which will include en- I'mmted by Vh miles to Branch Brook Co. Only Vh mllaa frelgM Oamaga In tfkk MW SHREWSBURY from Sloomlleld City line, 1 block from Branch between Laurel and Union Avenue* XSf^O^. 713 Main St. 1015 Main St. tertainment, is among many 0|MO$un It.s Brook Park. nMiM 775-97SO planned for Jewish single men WES WESTROM -flriii-H Wl 477*707 and women from 21 to 35 A ASSOCIATES INIWARK • 484.3900 HAIIIf • 787.6897 MIDDIETOWN NEPTUNE years of age either college V>MWHI KB- Sfttff 1133 fait* 3S O|Wfl<'Sun. Il-S tt«Rewte33 graduates in business or pro- " ' fT 36J.f828 67I-9S36 776-9793 Wtttkmfr M. i. 07B*» 349-9166 fessional work. T.la. 7M41M He Daily Register, Eed Banlt-MWdtetowii, N J. FWday, September a, W72 A Chess Wizard, a Sheep Shearer and Others By LE8TEB KINSOLV1NG bert W. Armstrong is basking Ambassador College here. Armstrong's book "The ."And.we certainly don't re- sence, for a well-deserved PASADENA, CALIF-Con- in the reflected glory of iden- But, having been turned United States and British gard this as a required be- rest," insiders were painfully trary to reports in feature sto- tification with an inter- down, accordint to Stocker, INSIDE Commonwealth in Prophecy," lief." aware of Garner Ted's writ- ries of two wire services, the national celebrity. Rohan subsequently garnered contends roughly that Anglo- Garner Ted seemed ten admission that he was "in world's new chess champion, This should serve to offset worldwide headlines in 1969 — RELIGION Saxons in the United States abashed when I then produced the bonds of Satan." (In- all pre-Satanic period titles, is Bobby Fischer, is not a mem- the mysterieous four-month after he tried to burn down Is- and Britain are descendants .written evidence that the the- siders, as well as reporters apparently happy to be home. ber of the Worldwide Church disappearance of Herbert's lam's sacred Al Aksa Mosque, of lost tribes of Israel. ory was spelled out in the in- Carter Barber of Pasadena For the tithing of the flock of God, headquartered here. son and heir-apparent, Garner in Jerusalem. rested with Armstrong's liter- corporation papers of Am- and Earl Hansen of Seattle). keeps him in mansions, jet For according to the 85,000- Ted, earlier this year. It also Rohan told Israeli author- ature in his pocket. And while That this fantastic theory is bassador College. Nobody will explain any de- plane and the national elec- member sect's public infor- should offset another scandal, ities that he is a member of the sect can hardly be held re- unquestioned dogma of the Within little more than a tails of this intriguing Satanic tronic limelight. mation officer, Leslie Stacker, in the sect's identification the Armstrong cult — and was sponsible for Rohan's dan- sect was vividly demonstrated month following this inter- captivity. Hence Herbert-W.'s As for his catastrophic im- "Fischer is not baptized." with still another inter- simply trying to expedite the gerous activism (or, in an al- recently, when Garner Ted view. Garner Ted was consid- purportedly penitent son is prudence in questioning his But the temperamental national notable, named Den-' Second Coming of Christ, by together different category, was rash enough to question erably more than abashed; he once more being broadcast to father's pet dogma, this ap-( chess wizard does attend oc- Bis William Michael Rohan. clearing land for the rebuild- be credited for Fischer's it. was apparently abased as millions as the voice of "The pears to have been eradicated' casional services of this ultra- Sbetp Shearer ing of Jerusalem's great chess board brilliance), there During an interview with well. World Tomorrow" — which from his memory(even if not fundamentalist cult — some of Rohan, an Australian sheep Temple, which some funda- is still the Worldwide Church ithis writer last Dec. 28, Gar- A Disappearance voice adamantly refuses to from mine — as well as that whose beliefs are as weird as shearer who is currently a mentalists believe is a pre- of God's bizarre belief in. a ner Ted, the handsome face For he simply disappeared. admit just what he was up to of a corroborating witness Fischer's behavior. Hence, resident of a mental hospital requisite for the Second Com- "British Israel" theory. and stirring voice of "The During the next four months, in The World of Just Yes- from the Pasadena Star .the organization founded and somewhere in Israel, was so ing. Grotesque Genealogy World Tomorrow" (65 TV sta- old tapes made by his father, terday. News). still controlled (rigidly) by 80- taken with Armstrongism that This fanaticism very nearly This grotesque genealogy, tions and 300 radio) said that Herbert W., were used on the Whatever it was (and it Besides, Garner Ted is the . year-old former ad man Her- he applied to enter the sect's incited a war. Rohan was ar- as recorded in Herbert W. this theory can't be proved — broadcasts. And at the same may surface through a reader voice of "The World Tomor- time that this cult's headquar- of this column — letters to row," not yesterday, even , ters was issuing solemn public this newspaper addressed to though the program might be ? insistences that Garner Ted me will be forwarded) Garner more appropriately retitled: Bible Scholars vs. Will to Power' was simply "on leave of ab- Ted, even though- stripped of "Father Knows Best." By GEORGE W. CORNELL possesses himself and who ex- ciled humanity," he said. that we participate in this in- of future man. ists in and for himself, but This was a note sounded terest which is the liberation But to know whether, or un- It was the biggest gathering rather existence for the frequently as the thinkers, of all, our very own interest. der what standards, suchi of Bible scholars ever held, many." representing IS different asso- Only the liberation of all can things should be done, he said, about 3000 of them, from 26 That, he added, is the goal ciations of specialized schol- really mean the liberation of a demands "supreme wisdom" countries. They met under the upheld by Jesus, whose life arship, met in Los Angeles for single person." an impossible situation for' sign of the butterfly — a sym- unleashed a love that over- the International Congress of American philosopher Hans man if he denies Its ultimate bol of humanity's soaring spur comes the world's dominating Learned Societies in the Field Jonas noted that modern tech- existence. it. And they sought to trace its snare, the "will to power," of Religion, the first of its nology forces a new, unfore- Said Dr. Kasper: "Only love horizons. and that makes for a "revolu- kind and scope. seen "dimension of responsi- can effect the Ideal. . . The "The highest ideal," said tion which reaches to the very It was sponsored by the bility" on ethics, since possi- vision of man which we en-' Roman Catholic theologian depth of man's understanding School of Theology at Clare- bilities are now seen for pro- counter in Jesus of Nazareth Walter Kasper of Germany's of reality." mont, Calif., and the Ameri- longing life indefinitely, con- could be a guide to preserve University of Tubingen, "is It offers the "beginning and' can Council of Learned So- trolling behavior and con- man's humanity in its most now no longer the person who the foundation of a new recon- cieties. More than 380 papers trolling genetically the. traits- threatened hour." were presented, many of them academically abstruse, yet pointing insistently to the Dr. Wyckoff Slated mounting interdependence of Temple School Has human beings, their pre- servation hinging on each oth- At Methodist Church er, and yet also to their inher- Revised Curriculum RED BANK - Dr. D. ent brutalities and limitations. Campbell Wyckoff, ruling el- "The six o'clock news is the NEW SHREWSBURY - their heritage and culture to der of the United Presby- most brutal program on tele- The old teaching methods and their children, the usual reli- traditions of the weekly reli- gious school techniques tend terian Church in the U.S.A. vision — and we do not even HELP ON THE WAY — Clothing bound for flood victims in Plymouth, will address the 9:30 and 11 .turn it off," said theologian gious school have given way to alienate them to modern educational tech- Mrs. Birnbaum has in- Pa., is loaded at Monmouth County Correctional Institution under super- a.m. services at the United Albert Friedlander of London. vision of, left to right, Deputy Warden John Anderson, Sheriff Paul Kler- Methodist Church, Sunday. "The fine edge of our sensi- niques designed to stimulate troduced into the religious the interest of youngsters at- school curriculum some of the nari, and Warden Ralph Cook, who donated his truck and his services as He is the thomas W. Synnott bilities has been worn away driver. Contributors to clothing drive Included parishioners of St. Thomas by the monstrosities of our tending the religious School of modern techniques that have Professor of Christian Educa- Monmouth Reform Temple on Episcopal Church, Red Bank, and West Monmouth Baptist Chapel, Free- tion at Princeton Theological aee." proven to be of value In full Hance Ave. time day schools. hold; employees and members of men's and women's auxiliaries of Cor- Seminary and the author of At the same time, the Bib- rectional Institution; Mrs. Mary Wilson, Red Bank, and general public. eight books. lical vision of living for each The new methods have been The time-honored system of Transportation Is expected to require two weekend trips by Warden Cqpk. Dr. Wyckoff has been at other, of mutual coresponsibi- introduced by the school's re- the class sitting with their Princeton since 1954 and holds lity, brotherhood and peace cently appointed principal, Jewish history books open in degrees including his docto- among men is obscured and Mrs. Ruth Birnbaum. Mrs. front of them while the teach- rate, from New York Univer- threatened by modern trends, Bimbaum was born in Israel er discussed each page has sity. He has done post doctor- the scholars said, and yet and received her bachelors given way to a form of "unit al work at the New School for those very trends subtly and and master's degrees at the study." Each unit lasts be- Social Research, New York increasingly underscore the Hebrew University, Jerusa- tween six to eight weeks and City. need for the ideal. lem. Last year Mrs. Bir- explores the major events, THE MONMOUTH COUNTY nbaum received her master's personalities and celebrations He has served as director of "Traditional Christianity is of education from the Hebrew of the Jewish religious cul- youth work for the Greater playing an ever decreasing Union College — Jewish In- ture. FEDERATION OF New York Federation of Dr.D. Campbell Wyckoff part in the' explicit doctrines stitute of Religion, New York. Churches and served five of people," said historian-soci- Certain classes will be com- years as assistant secretary Raymond M. Veh will offer ologist Benjamin Nelson of She and her husband David, bined at different points to a self-employed civil engi- gain the benefits Of.specific REPUBLICAN WOMEN for Rural Church and Indian a dramatic presentation at New York. Work for the Presbyterian Sunday's services. The church However, he said, nuclear neer, came to this country in skills of different teachers. Church in the U.S.A. will hold a covered dish sup- development, ultimate weap- 1965 and now live in Marlboro Another innovation is the Dr. Wyckoff has been a vis- per on Oct. 1 at 5 p.m. ons and warnings of with their two daughters, media center. This center iting professor at Syracuse "doomsday" have evoked a Rona. 8 and Shira, 10. contains books, film, refer- University, Union Seminary new religious sense of the cos- The new semester of the ences, records, arts and of New York, Drew Univer- Rally Scheduled mos and of "creation, origin, Monmouth Reform Temple's crafts, pictures, and other URGE YOU TO REGISTER sity School of Theology, Uni- MARLBORO—. The Church meaning, purpose and destiny religious school began last materials and will be run by a versity, of Maryland, Yale Di- School Rally Day Program at of the world" — an awareness Sunday with about 160 stu- special teacher. vinty School and the Univer- Old Brick Reformed Church, dramatized by astronauts on dents placed in classes from Lower grade children, will sity of British Columbia. Route 520 will be held at 11 the moon reading from the kindergarten through ninth be able to sew traditional a.m. Sunday. Book of Genesis. ,-• grade. Ten teachers, all pro- Jewish costumes and bake the NOW AT SESSION The service will include the fessionally licensed, one Jewish bread, challab. ATLANTIC CITY - The "Indeed, the very questions AT YOUR MUNICIPAL CLERK'S OFFICE presentation of Bibles to those which confront us now call us media center director and two For those students wishing Rev. Homer Tricules, pastor who have earned them during Hebrew langugage teachers to pursue the study of the OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE of the First Baptist Church of back in every way to the Book the past year and a dedication of Genesis and the theme of make up the faculty. Hebrew language, Mrs. Blr- COMMISSIONER OF REGISTRATION Long Branch, Mrs. Tricules, service for the Church School' Rabbi Alton M. Winters, the nbaum's staff of two teachers Mr. and Mrs. G. Raymond Ba- possible new beginnings," he COURT HOUSE, FREEHOLD staff. said. Temple's religious leader, specializing in Hebrew will con and Mr. and Mrs. Peter provide two hours on instruc- The Junior High Youth Fel- Today's world is suffering a conducts a mid-week class for Waters are representing the lowship will meet at 7 p.m. in the 10th grade confirmands. tion, one during the Sunday church at the annual session "crisis of reason" which session and one additional Volharden Hall. The Senior threatens to plunge it back Mrs. Birnbaum admits that DEADLINE SEPT. 28th of the American Baptist hour on Wednesday after: High Youth Fellowship will into subhuman chaos, said while it is the goal of all Jew- Churches of New Jersey here elect officers on Tuesday at ish families to pass along 'noons. today, tomorrow and Sunday. German theologian Ernst 7:15 p.m. The Choirs will Kasemann. meet at their regular times on He said "Christian free- NEW IN TOWN? Wednesday. dom" often is at odds with Schedule Registration visit... The Women's Guild will conventional behavior, adding CAN'T VOTE sponsor a Trash and Treasure that the "liberated Christian OLD FIRST CHURCH Sale on the church grounds will remain critical and will 69KngiN*my MMdkttm from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sat- For Jewish Institute If YOU'RE NOT REGISTERED f/uvirwwtwftmaw lot*. become a thorn in the flesh of urday, Sept. 30. his community." OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The board are Mrs. Leon Kotkin and Mrs. Louis Wigdortz of PD. FOR BY ANN D. FLYNN, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN German theologian Do- Shore Area Institute of Jewish YOU ARE INVITED Studies will begin its final se- Temple Beth Torah; Barry rothee Solec, saying the gos- Bernstein of Temple Beth Mi- TO THE pel focuses its interest on the mester with a convocation and registration Oct. 9 at 8 riam; Aaron Levy of Temple oppressed and the poor, Beth El; Herbert Zydney of UNITED METHODIST CHURCH- added: "The Bible demands p.m. in Temple BethTorah. 247BRSADST. RED BANK Courses will be offered both Congregation B'nai Israel and 6:30 a.m. Service of Holy Communion Sukkot Service at Congregation B'nai Israel Howard Bernstein of Mon- mouth YM-YWHA. Rev. Robert W. Sapp . ELBERON - Rabbi Joseph in Rumson, and at Temple Rev. Harvey E Van&tver Further information about 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Series of Worship Goldman will usher in the Beth Torah. - 'Sermon: "TREASURE NEW and OLD" Festival of Sukkot tonigh at Classes at B'nal Israel will the Institute may be obtained GUEST SPEAKER DR. D. CAMPBELL WYCKOFF. 7:30 at Temple Beth Miriam. start Oct. 10 and those at Beth from Rabbi Jacob Friedman Rev. Roto A. Michael Cantor Walter Blazer will Torah Oct. 16. of Temple Beth Torah. Rev. Alfred EWiflett participate in the service, The Institute is under the Music pro\M«d by choirs and Mr. Herbert Burtis Mrs. Joseph Drucker will auspices of the Shore Area Temple Lists . EVERYONE WELCOME ... _.. bless the Sabbath candles, Rabbinical Council. Area or- and Robert Drucker will sing ganizations affiliated, in- the Kiddush. cluding the two mentioned, Sukkot Rites Following the Service, Mr. are Temple Beth El of Asbury MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - and Mrs. Joseph Drucker will Park, Temple Beth Miriam of Rabbi Barry Dov Lerner, be hosts to the congregation Elberon and the Monmouth spiritual leader of Temple What Is Happening To Marriage? in honor of their son, Robert's YM-YWHA. here. Beth Ahm. the Conservative Bar Mitzvah which will be cel- Instruction is offered In ele- Jewish congregation of the ebrated tomorrow .at a 5 mentary and intermediate Bayshore area, announces the p.m. Havdalah Service. Hebrew, comparative reli- schedule of services in obser- This grave and growing problem will be the sub- Sunday morning there will gion, the new Jews, Genesis, vance of the Sukkot Feistival. ject of a series of discussions this Fall at our 9:15 be Succah visitation through- Judaism and the modern man The Erev Sukkot service a.m. Service of Morning Prayer. out the Religious School and and the Bible's wisdom. will be tonight at 6:30 p.m.; at.10:15 a.m. Rabbi Goldman In addition to the rabbis Sukkot family services will be will meet with last year's from the member temples, conducted tomorrow and Sun- Confirmation Class. those serving on the institute day at 9:30 a.m. Mincha-Maa- jiv services will be tomorrow EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Other services will Include Hoshanah Rabbah, Friday, WONDERLAWtfeOTUGAR Calvary Baptist Church Sept:'29, at 6:15 a.m.; Erey 1. Sunday Sept. 24th Another Quality 1209 West Front St Lincroft Shimini Atzeret, Sept. 29 at. KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS WONDERLAWNProduct "Christian Marriage 6:30 p.m.; Shimini Atzeret. CoJigar is the new, exciting "dwarf-growing" blue- And FaHh In GodT" Sunday sermon, 11:00 a.m. with Yizkor memorial ser- grass the whoto family can enjoy. Cougar fills bare "The Other Love". vices. Saturday, Sept. 30, at spots fast, and forms a thick, good-looking, wear- 9:15 a.m. 9:30 a.m., and Simchat Torah resistant turf. It germinates quickly and resists (nursery & children's church provided) family services, Sept. 30 at lawn diseases. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 'An Evangelistic Bible Church' 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 1, You feed it IMSI YOU mow it lets! It costs less, tool 6SWMtFrontSL Red Bank Rev. Jame* H. Persons, Pastor at 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. So, give Cougar a try. Your family will love it. The pre-school story hour will be Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. U lbe Daily Register, Red Bank-Mioxlletwn, N.i. Friday, September22,1972

LARRY BLUHM SCOTT QUILLEN TOM LALLI LOU KIRSCHNEB JAY DEMAREST JACK VAN ETTEN Freehold Township First TafcetOwrSAore New RBC Mentor Auumc§ Neptme Reins Initiate* Uolmdel Back at Marlboro

Schoolboys Swing Into First Down Beat

Six new varsity coaches, an additional school, a revised Scott Quillen will direct the Shore Regional varsity in place schools enter the league as "C" competitors. tune. The Fliers look to be in better shape than they nave in Shore Conference divisional setup and some staunch rivalries of Bob Flanagan, and Lou Kirschner as over at Neptune while Freehold drops all the way from "B," and Shore Regional some time. River South, moving back to "A," has a knack for will all help ring in the 1972 Monmouth County high school the former Flier mentor—Dave Vlvino—has moved to an as- moves in after playing "C" balL being extra tough at home. football campaign tomorrow. sistanship at Red Bank Regional under head coach Bob Stran- Football fans in some areas will have to leave home much Toms River North at Lakewood: TRN, still not a strong Four of the coaches, Tom Lalli of Red Bank Catholic, Jack gia. earlier if they expect to see their favorite teams play. contender, may surprise the Piners. Van Etten of Marlboro, Larry Bluhm of Freehold Township Back In'A' All of .the Freehold District schools play their home games "B" Division and Jay Demarest of Holmdel are familiar faces. Two schools moved back to the Shore Conference "A" Di- at 11 a.m., along with Keansburg. Rumson-Falr Haven Regional at Jackson Township: Bill Lalli was an assistant coach under former Casey head vision replacing Lakewood, which checked into "B." The arch-rivalries? You know which ones they are. Now Savage has his Rumson Bulldogs way up for this conference coach Jim McNamara. Van Etten coached at Howell two Tom River South and Long Branch both step up. For the help pick the winners. inaugural. years ago before Walt Edlck stepped to the helm, and Larry Branchers, it is a return to the flight after two years in "B." TOMORROW Monmouth Regional at Howell: This may be the year the Bluhm is in charge of the new team — Freehold Township. Jackson Township, Central Regional, Howell and Manas- Shore Conference "A" Division: . Golden Falcons light' the "B" fire. The school is the fifth in the Freehold District System to Join quan have all graduated from "C" to "B," while Bumson-Fair Matawan Regional at Brick Township: Matawan, with its Manasquan at Central Regional: Central, no longer a state the Shore Conference. Freehold Township, still without a mas- Haven Regional resumes its grid wars in the conference's "B" heavily-armed backfield could spoil the Brick opener and take power, may see a reversal of last year's outcome. cot, will vie for honors in the "C" Division. Division after a seven-year absence. a big bite out of the Dragons' title quest. Jay Demarest, former Monmouth Regional coacb, brings Red Bank and Asbury Park drop to "C" while Wall Town- Raiitan at Long Branch: Both teams lost a lot of last "C" Division: his Holmdel troops into the "D" Division in their first crack at ship steps up a notch to the division along with Marlboro. year's stars. Lots of dust should fly in this one. Wan Township at Freehold Township: Wall opens its first varsity play. Freehold Township and Manalapan, both Freehold District Neptune at Toms River South: Don't underestimate Nep- "C" title bid against the green Freehold Township. Holrade) at Marlboro: A first varsity go for Holmdel. Will iiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmiiniiiuiiiiiminmmunmiinunininiiniinHm it spoil Jack Van Etten's debut at Marlboro? "D" Division: The Daily Register Staff Forecast Point Pleasant Beach at Freehold: Here's a tossup for you. The Beach boys are expected to be much stronger. Free- CHUCK RICK ED JONNI hold's drop from the "B" Division could make the Colonials a TOMORROW TRIBLEHORN NICOLETTI WALSH FALK touch contender. Point Pleasant Boro at Keyport: A perennial powerhouse R.B. Catholic-Red Bank Red Bank 13-6 Red Bank 14-7 Red Bank 13-7 Red Bank 12-7 against Charlie Carter and company. Keyport may be out- Bayonne-Middletown Middletown 7-6 Bayonne20-6 Bayonne 14-6 Bayonne 14-7 numbered. Matawan-Brick Twp. Brick 26-21 Matawan 21-19 Brick'20-12 Brick 20-6 Shore Regional at Keansburg: Shore's Scott Quillen takes Raritan-Long Branch Long Branch 14-6 Long Branch 20-6 Long Branch 15-3 Long Branch 14-13 his first look at the Shore Conerence and possibly the strongest Monmouth-Howell Monmouth 19-0 Monmouth 19-7 Howell 6-0 Monmouth 21-6 Titan team ever. Shore-Keansburg Shore 22-6 Shore 21-13 Shore 19-6 Shore 20-8 Holmdel-Marlboro Holmdel 13-0 Holmdel 14-6 Marlboro 17-8 Holmdel 12-7 Other games: Asbury Park-Ocean Ocean 19-12 Ocean 28-20 Ocean 20-12 Ocean 20-12 Bayonne at Middletown Township: Twenty three letter- Rumson-FH-Jackson Rumson-FH21-6 Rumson-FH 20-7 . Jackson 14-6 Rumson-FH 13-7 men from the Lions' den try to stop the outsiders. Neptune-T.R. South Neptune 12-6 Neptune 16-13 T.R. South 13-6 T.R. South 13-7 Red Bank Catholic at Red Bank Regional:. Gone are the T.R. North-Lakewood Lakewood 13-6 Lakewood 21-6 Lakewood 7-6 Lakewood 6-0 Bucs' standouts of last year. The Caseys should have ex- Manasquan-Central Manasquan 20-12 Manasquan 14-0 Manasquan 16-8 Manasquan 19-8 perience this tune around. Wall-Freehold Twp. Wall 26-6 Wall 30-6 Wall 13-6 Wall 27-0 Asbury Park at Ocean Township: One of the most heated Point Beach-Freehold Freehold 18-12 Freehold 12-8 Pt. Beach 20-8 Pt. Beach 10-7 rivalries at the Shore. Both squads have enough veterans to go Point Boro-Keyport Pt.Boro27-8 Pt.Boro35-12 Pt. Boro25-6 Pt.Boro 26-12 around. Ken Mayfield Heywood Dotson Southern-Ocean City Southern 21-12 Southern 14-8 Southern T9-13 Southern 22-13 St. Joseph's (TR) at Mater Dei: Could be the best Mater St. John-St. Peter's St. Peter's 14-6 St. John 16-7 St. Peter's 19-6 St. Peter's 7-6 Dei team in the school's history, but the Griffins are talented too. SUNDAY St. John Vianney at St. Peter's (NB): Lots of wide-open St. Joseph's-Mater Dei Mater Del 16-8 Mater Del 16-14 Mater Dei 22-6 Mater Del 14-7 football make this contest a coin flipper. Knicks. Bullets (HOME TEAM LISTED LAST) Southern Regional at Ocean City: Southern's tight defense niuiii n miiuiiiiiumniiuiintt) anmumuimn may spell the differnce here.

WEST LONG BRANCH - The Baltimore Bullets help the Unsolved Problems, Dallas Face Giants New York Knicks put the lid on their second pre-season train- ing period at Monmouth College tonight NEW YORK — Question marks continue to dominate as lege football; concentrated on basketball) does not have the Defensively, the Cowboys are still tough. Pat Toomay has The teams will launch their three-week exhibition cam- the New York Giants prepare for Sunday's home opener experience of Lockhart, one of the best centerfielders in the replaced George Andrie at right end, but the rest of the Doomsday Defense is intact. paign here for the benefit of the Monmouth College Fund. against the Dallas Cowboys, last year's Super Bowl winners. league. Game time is 8 p.m. on the college court, site of the Knicks' Those questions focus on the Giant quarterback situation If Spider can't go full speed, Webster may activate Otto Craig Morton has taken over at Quarterback, and he also camp for more than two weeks. and the availability of Spider Lockhart at safety. Brown. In that case, Pete Athas would move, to safety, and has a Super Bowl appearance to his credit Now in his eighth year, Morton is not the scrambler that Staubach is, but he is Before packing their bags for their departure following Norm Snead triggered the Giant offense in the loss to Det- Brown would play Pete's left corner slot big, strong and experienced. tonight's contest, the Knicks gave two rookies the "opportu- roit last Sunday. While his statistics were good (16 completions Another question concerns the Giant defense which the nity" to get an early jump. Guards Heyward Dotson and Ken in 25 attempts), he averaged only 8.6 yards per completion, Lions ripped for 392 yards, far above the less than 300 yards Coach Tom Landry will continue to call the plays for Mor- ton, alternating Truax and Ditka at tight end. Mayfield were placed on waivers,, reducing the roster to 15 and the Giant offense, deemed the team's strong point, sput- defensive coach Jim Garrett has been shooting for. The her- players, excluding unsigned free agent Hawthorne Wingo. tered for three periods. alded "rover" defense did not bother the Lion offense at all. Before the season started, Webster said that he would be and' failure to mount a consistent pass rush on Greg Landry satisfied if the Giants todk one of the first two games. They Dotson and Mayfield really never had a chance to make the Randy Ready .put additional pressure on the secondary. have already lost to the Lions and it appears that the Cow- squad, with the likes of verteran backcourtmen Walt Frazier, Randy Johnson, who was the number one quaterback until The Cowboys present problems similar to those posed by boys, fresh from a 24-6 romp over the Eagles, have too much Dick Barnett, Earl Monroe, Dean Meminger and rookie Henry suffering a clavicle separation hi the Jets game, has fully men- Detroit. Their personnel is among the best in the game and left for the Maramen. Bibby on the scene. ded and is ready to take over again. Coach Alex Webster has only two men are missing from the Super Bowl cast. Quarter- Kickoff for the return to Yankee Stadium is scheduled for Dotson (6-4), the former Columbia University standout, was said he may return to Johnson this week but will not make up back Roger Staubach was lost with a shoulder separation, and 1:05. The game will be carried by WNEW -radio (1130 on the making his first real bid for an NBA berth since being drafted his mind until the last minute. here again-gone again Duane Thomas was shunted off to San dial). two years ago. He spent the interim finishing up his studies as Lockhart suffered a deep thigh bruise and other hurts Diego. GIANTSTEPS a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University. against the Lions but has insisted he will be able to play Tom Blanchard averaged 42.8 on four punts last Sunday — For Mayfield, a 6-2 sharpshooter out of Tuskegee Institute, against the Cowboys. Good Receivers about six yards under his pre-season average. yesterday's move represented the second year he has been cut He was replaced Sunday by Chuck Crist, who played a bet- If anything, the Cowboys are stronger at the receiver spots When Pete Gogolak's extra point try after the second Giant from the camp squad. ter game than most people gave him credit for. However,, the with Bob Hayes, Lance Alworth, Billy Parks, Ron Sellers, TD hit the upright, it snapped his string of consecutive EP's at Baltimore comes to town with a revamped lineup, which talented youngster from Penn State (he never played any col- Mike Ditka and Billy Truax. Park came in the Thomas deal, and Sellers was acquired from New England. 133, longest up to that date among active kickers. Jim Turner has Elvin Hayes, obtained from the Houston Rockets, at cen- of Denver now leads with 135. ter. The presence of Hayes puts veteran Wes Unseld to the Only five free agents made clubs in the National Confer- comer where he is expected to team with former Knick Mike Duane Will Play - For Krauss Wins Quota Tourney ence. One of them is Chuck Crist of the Giants. Riordan, who has been switched from_guard to forward.. SAN DIEGO (AP) — Running back Duane Thomas wants Riordan and Dave Stallworth were traded to the Bullets to play football for the San Diego Chargers and will — for a FT. MONMOUTH - Charlie sixth. for Monroe early last season. three-year contract calling for 1300,000, a close friend said yes- Krauss was the winner of the Jim Youngblood took low point quota tournament con- gross honors with an 83, and Baltimore's starting backcourt also has a fresh appear- terday. Register Pro Grid Picks ducted last week at Forsgate was nearest the pin at 4 feet, ance with the installation of Phil Cheitfer and 5-10 rookie Kevin Instead of quitting the team as the Chargers thought Country Club, Jamesburg, as two inches. Bill Reese had Dallas 35, N.Y.GIaits 21 Los AlgelesJJ, Chicago 17 Porter, a third round draft choice from St. Francis College. Thomas was doing, he has accepted a San Diego attorney's of- play continued in the annual . least number of putts at 30. N.Y. Jets », Baltimore 8 MlneuU 24, Detroit 2t With veteran Archie ClarR still holding out, Tom Patter- fer to get his salary raised from $20,000 this year, George Pow- Su Diego 17, Denver It ell said. competition of the Army Sat- Philadelphia 17, Cleveland 14 eon, a M&econA round draft choice out of Ouchita (Ark.) Bap- Mission Support Directorate Atlanta 24, New Eagland 17 "Duane told me this morning that if the Chargers would ellite Communications Agency won the directorate trophy, for tist College, and Terry Drlscoll, obtained from the Boston Cel- San Francisco HBtffatoll MONDAY offer him a three-year contract calling for $100,000 a year he Golf League. the second time in succession. tics, are expected to see.considerable duty. WaskliigtM27,St L Familiar names in the Bullet ranks are Stan Love, John HttstargHSl,CiBchMtl27 21 ' •;• :*. Thomas as a college student. ond, Frank Canneto third, Al Participating members were Tesvant and Dorie Murrey. Jack Curley, Vern LaSala, Mlami35,HMstoil7 Last week's record: ll-i "He does not think that is too much to pay for the best Weigel fourth, Zeke Zamber- The Bullets announced yesterday, that Clark would be Canneto, Weigel and Windsor. OaHudM,GreeaBayM fined |35O a day if he hasn't reported to camp by Monday. runner in football." lan fifth, and Duke Windsor The Dally EegJst»,RrtBuik-Mlddlet«w7i,N.J. Friday, September «, 1*72 1,

Yankees Lose Agairi The Pittsburgh Pirates Blass, the pitcher who won The clincher last night was In the American League, played hard all season and the final game of the World the earliest of the three titles Detroit thumped Boston 10-3, now it was time to pop off. So Series last fall against Balti- for the Pirates. In 1970, they Milwaukee downed New York they popped off the tops of more, was in the thick od won on Sept. 27 and in 1971, 6-4 and California topped Kan- champagne bottles, a few soft things again last night. He they won on Sept. 22. sas City 4-2. General Manager Joe drinks and one bottle of dry gave up seven hits and not- Detroit blasted Boston for red wine. ched his 18th victory. Brown said he liked last year's team and decided the four runs in the first and third The Pirates held a celebra- The Pirates scored five runs innings, three runs coming on tion last night after winning in the third inning after get- best thing to do in order to win another pennant was to a single by winning pitcher the National League East title ting one run without a hit in Joe Coleman, 18-13. The Bos- for the third straight year. the first. In the third, the big do nothing. "This is the .most satisfying ton loss cuts its lead in the AL They beat the New York Mets glow was a two-run single by East to less than' one per- 6-2 and the victory was wel- Richie Hebner. Roberto Cle- of our division titles because 1 had the faith in this team," centage point over the Tigers. come relief for a team that mente, Milt May and Bob In percentages, it's Boston had lost four of its last five Robertson also drove in runs. Brown said above the din in the clubhouse. "I made no .5454 and Detroit. 5448, and games. Rusty Staub drove in one that's, close. More champagne went for New York run in the fourth trades in the off-season. This showers than for thirst in the with a single, and Ed Kranc- is just about the same team "We can't think about thi; Pittsburgh dressing room. pool's grounder scored the that won the World Series last one," said Tiger Manager Bil- Winning pitcher Steve Blass other run in the fifth. But year and 1 thought it was ly Martin. "Every single had some poured down his Blass ignored the 55-degree good enough to do it again." game is important now and pants; Manager Will Virdon weather and 15 to 25-mile an In the only other NL game, you can't think or worry BOTTLED UP BUCS — Pittsburgh Pirates Dock Ellis pours a bottle of champagne over the head of got a champagne shampoo; hour winds and controled the Philadelphia beat St. Louis 3- about one single game. I just teammate Steve Blass In their Shea Stadium locker room in New York after Blass pitched the Bucs to and the rest of the players game the rest of the way. 1. worry about tomorrow." their third straight National League East championship. joined in the pennant party iiiiniiiinttiiiiuitniiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii with drinks, music and laugh- Boston started rookie Mike ter, Garman, who came up from Pitcher Dock Ellis mugged How They Stand Louisville in the International for photographers and han- League on Sept. 1. Manager dled his champagne bottle like NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Eddie Kasko defended his po- Remember National East? Emt Division a garden hose. w L Pet. G8 sition even though Garman Pittsburgh »! 53 .632 - Boston 76 65 .5454 - lasted just one-third of an in- "Need any more for pic- Chlcooo 79 M .549 12 Detroit 79 U .S44» - tures, fellows?" Ellis asked, New fork 74 «9 .517 Wfi Baltimore 77 68 .531 2 ning and was hit for three St. LOUlS. 70 76 .479 32 New York 75 69 .521 3Vj after splashing Blass and any Montreal K 78 .45S «>/> Cleveland M 8D .452 I3'/I runs. Philadelphia 54 90 .375 37 Milwaukee 60 86 .411 19Vi Pirates Make It Official other teammates within Weil Ntw York (4) Milwaukee (i) Cincinnati »9 55 .«1B - Ooklond 85 58 .594 - ab r hi ab r range. Houston «0 63 .559 S'/j Chicago 80 63 .559 5 Clarke % 4 1 1| Theobald 2b 4 0 Los Angeles 77 67 .535)2 Minnesota 73 69 .514 11V: White It 2 0 2[Rodrgeic 3 2 NEW YORK (AP) - Steve Blass bear-hugged Mat May. The title-clincher, fashioned in raw, blustery weather at Into the fun but not the bub- Atlanta". *7 77 .465 22 Kansas City 70 72 .493 14V, Murcw cf 4 1 llLahoudlt 1 1 bly was pitcher Bruce Kison, San FrancUco 63 (2 .414 U'/i California 68 76 .472 I7VI Blomberg lb 4 0 0J Scott lb 3 2 Bob Robertson doused Manager Bill Virdon with champagne. Shea Stadium, was the earliest of the three for the Pirates. In Sann D,^^™™ 55^.3.0 34 Texas 52 91 .364.33 Calllsm rl 4 0 I Brlggscf 4 1 Coiics went off like gunfire and flash bulbs popped. 1970, they won on Sept. 27 and in 1971, nailed it down on Sept. who nursed a soft drink. He Allen ,3b 1 llOLBrownrf 3 a Pittsburgh 6, New York 2 Yttlerooy'i Results Munson c 0 I1 Ferroro 3b 4 0 It was joy in MudviUe — Pittsburgh Pirates' style. 22. said he'd rather not have a Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 1 Detroit 10, Boston 3 Michael ss 0 ~ Auerbach ss 4 O Other Clubs not scheduled Milwaukee 6, New York 4 Keklchp 0 Bellp 3 O reoccurartce of last year's California 4, Kansas City 2 Beenep 0 "I get a kick out of winning any major league game — no The Pirates, sitting in first place since June 19, thus Tonight's OomM Other clubs not scheduled - Torres ph Sanders p 0 0 less a pennant-clincher," said Blass, after his seven-hitter beat earned a berth against the eventual West champion in the Na- party when he didn't handle San Diego (Cafdwell 7-8) ol Atlanta Today's OomM Oowell p 0 (Nlekro 14-11), 8:05 p.m. Kansas City (Drago 11-15) at Oakland Alouph 0 0 the New York Mets, 6-2, last night and nailed down the Pi- i tionl League playoffs, which start Oct. 7. his champagne too well. Philadelphia (Reynolds 2-13) at New (Blue 6-8), 4:30 p.m. Lylep 1 I York (McAndrew 11-6), 8:05 p.m. New York (Kline 16-7) at Cleveland (G. Tepdno ph 0 0 rates' third straight National League East championship. Eyeing a champagne celebration denied them Wednesday Virdon slipped away to a Montreal (Moore 8-«) at Pittsburgh (Kl- Perry 21-16). 7:30 p.m. 1 0 Texas (Stonhouse 24) at Chicago (Bah- quiet corner, sipped some red P Blass, pitching in raw, blustery weather with a dazzling night by a New York victory, the Pirates quickly went to work "nclnn'otl' (G r'lm5ley 13-7) at Houston nsen 19-15), 9 p.m. Tntnl M I BITntlnl 39 6 7 wine and said the season had (Dlerker 15-7), 8:30 p.m. California (Messersmlth 7-9) at Min- New York 000 000 121 —4 repertoire of changeups, hard sliders and fastballs, finished in the first inning off Met right-hander Gary Gentry, 7-10. Chicago (Reuschel II) at St. Louis nesota IBIyleven 14-16), 8:30 p.m. Milwaukee 202 000 02x -6 with a flourish by striking out pinch-hitter Jim Beauchamp. been just beautiful. (Cleverond 14-14), 9 p.m. Detroit (Zachery 1-0) at Boston E-E. Rodrlgun. DP-New York 1. The Pirates scored a run without a hit. Rennie Stennett Son Francisco (Wllloughby 5-2) at Los (AAcGlothtn 7-6), 7:30 p.m. Mllwoukee 1. LOB-New York 5, Mil- "Winning a division title is Only games scheduled. waukee 5. 2B—BrlgoJ. HR— Brlggs (18), The trim right-hander then leaped into his catcher's arms drew.a one-out walk off Gentry, stole second and took third on Angeles (Sutton 16-9), 11 p.m. •J. Allen IB). S-Lohoud. and squeezed him in the classic baseball manner. a wild throw by rookie catcher Joe Nolan. Stennett then came the hardest thing to do be- iHiiiimnminiHiiiiiHiiiiiiminHiHiniimiiiHni minim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini Adrenalin Uncontrolable home moments later on a passed ball by Nolan, playing in his cause it takes so long to do "I was psyched up for this one. Sure... I had no control first major league game. it," the rookie manager said. over my adrenalin," said the erudite Blass. "I was up a little Gentry was driven to an early shower in the midst of Pitts- "Of course, it's harder on the more than usual because of the circumstances. Also, the vic- burgh's five-run flurry in the third. Singles by Vic Davalillo, players than it is on me, but tory brough me closer to 20 wins, one of my goals. Rennie Stennett and Roberto Clemente produced the firstrun it's still a long season for ev- "I wanted us to win the title Wednesday night, but since of the inning, knocking out the Met picher. erybody." we didn't, I'm sure glad that I was able to pitch the victory." nmnii Blass got the usual champagne treatment in the locker room afterwards, catching the bubbly on his head and in his pants by his teammates, who seemed very happy that the East championship was finally locked up. The Pirates have been in a mild slump of late, losing five of six games before last night's victory. Briefly "1 knew that we would eventually win it," said Blass. Virdon, victimized first by Robertson's champagne-spilling antics, hopped around the dressing room, obviously flushed with his first managerial championship. Speaking "The right guy won it, too," said Virdon, speaking of the ace of his staff. NewYortc(l) Hadfleld Holtzman ob r h ab r DayolllloH 5 1 GarrettJb 4 1 f AUTO RACING Stennett 2b 4 2 Boswell2b 4 0 Clementert 5 l Kronpool lb 4 1 Oliver ct 4 1' 3 0 Walks Out Hear Holtzman I) SAT. NHE 7:30* HebnerJb Jones If 4 0 iS Move 4 0 Schneckef 2 0 MOSCOW (AP) - Vic Hadfield,.star left OAKLAND (AP) — Lefthander Ken Holtz- STOCK CARS Roblrtsn lb 4 0 1 Nolan c_ 4 0 winger for the New York Rangers, and two man worked quietly last spring, when the big- Alley ss 2 0 1 Horrelsn•• • a 4 0 •35-LapMod-SpU. Hrnondzss : 0 Gentry p o a gest stories out of the Oakland A's training •30-LapUd-Spta. Blass p 4 0 SadecM p other players withdrew from Team Canada HonrTptT 1 0 yesterday on the eve of its resumption of the camp were the absence of Vida Blue and the * 10 Exciting Hac«i Webbp 0 0 Marshall ph 1 0 eight-game international hockey series with arrival of Denny McLain. Strom p 0 0 Beaucnp ph 1 0 the Russian national team. The former Chicago Cubs pitcher has been Total 37 6 12 Totol 33 2 7 Hadfieid, a 56-goal scorer in the National heard from a lot since, however. He is close to Pittsburgh ,. 105 000 000 -6 New York 000 HO 000 ~1 Hockey League last season, departed with Ric joining teammate Jim "Catfish" Hunter as a E—Nolan, M. May. OP—Pittsburgh 1, New York 2. LOB-Plrtsburgh 7, New Martin, another left winger of the Buffalo 20-game winner on the team whose magic York 7. 2B—Kronepool. 3B—Alley. Sabres, and. Jocelyn Guevremont, a defense- SB-Stenneft. number for clinching the American League man for the Vancouver Canucks. West title is seven. The three players reportedly were upset because Head Coach Harry Sinden did not in- "I don't care about getting 20. I just want clude their names in the lineup for tonight's to play for a winner before I quit," the south- Our sports team: Rich Nicoletti, Ed Walsh, George game. Sinden said the three told him they paw said after making his record 18-11 with a Sheehan, Sports Editor Chuck Triblehorn, and, wanted to return to begin working out with victory over second place Chicago White Sox seated, Jonni Falk, Camera shy: Al Tooze, Jde Hin- PANELING their NHL teams since they were not likely to Wednesday night. telmann and a small army of football correspond- play against the Russians. Not Interested ents. SPECIOUS Leonard on Threshold MILWAUKEE (AP) - The Milwuakee TRENTON (AP) - Joe Leonard may Bucks said yesterday they are not interested in wrap up his second straight national driving trading draft rights to American Basketball. Football Coverage. At BIRCHTONE championship Sunday, just by showing up at Association superstar Julius Erving, who has the 16th annual Trenton 300 auto race. signed with Atlanta of the National Basketball Leonard, 38, of San Jose, Cal., has won Association. Its Best. On Monday. Preflnlshed 3,040 points this year in United States Automo- The NBA Board of Governors ruled 4x8 Sheets bile Club sanctioned races. His closest rival is Wednesday Milwaukee has draft rights to the Reg. $6.20 Billy Vukovich who has only 1,840 points. Even 6-7 forward. It's that time of the year again — the football season. And Real Wood Cash n'Carry- if Vukovich wins and Leonard comes in fifth in "I don't think at this time we could com- the excitement has started in Monmouth County schools. the Trenton race, Leonard will still be ahead mit ourselves to a trade," said Bucks General Manager Wayne Embry, who expended the '• • ' ""."-••' in points. Reg... Sale Reg.. .Sale There are 44 entrant for the 28 positions in Bucks' first round choice in the NBA draft to There's very often as much fun in reading about a game as Tawny Ash 7.00. .1.6* Briar Oak 11.80. >5.99 the race. obtain rights to Erving. in watching it. 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•'A 18 Tie D«iy Regbter, Bed tiuk-WMtkm, N.J. Friday, September K, 117* Partyboats Corral Fall Leader Jones: Tunas at Mud Hole Two boats, the "Red Fox" to 40 pounds, and Eric Quin- One of Those out of Atlantic Highlands, and ten of South Amboy made two., Days trips to the surf off Sea Girt the "Blackfin" out of High- Surf, Field ROBINSON, 111. (AP) - those days. 6,556-yard Crawford County lands, came back home with and came back with an as- Grier Jones shrugged off his "Things just kind of fell into Country Club course. three enormous tunas earlier sortment of goodies. Among f ive-under-par 66, good place. "I know that sounds kind of this week. and Stream the blues, Quinten caught four enough for the first round "Really, I'm not playing as funny after shooting a 66. But bass op to 8% pounds and a. Jim Morrison, "Sea Fox" four-pound weakfish. lead in the 1100,000 Robinson well as I was," the 28-year-old I didn't miss a putt all day." mate spent an hour and 20 Stan Gibbs plugs and Hopkins Fall Golf Classic, with the Jones said yesterday after bis Jones, who scored his first minutes with a 490-pound tuna very welL They're going after "I'm not going out today," comment: "It was just one of. effort on the rain-drenched, tour victory in the Hawaiian ho caught on a jive ling. Mor- surface plugs." Julian said yesterday, during Open earlier this season, held rison'used a 12/0 reel and 120- Julian added that as soon as the northeast gate. "My boat's a one stroke lead over Hale pnund test line. The fish, was the wind shifts, things will a little too small for this kind Irwin, Larry Ziegler and caught at the Mud Hole. Capt. pick up again. of weather. But you can bet rookie Dave Glenz, tied at 67 Hun Hager was in charge of I'll be back out there as soon Steve Whelan of Parsippany as it lets up." WallExtending in the chase for a 120,000 first tin operation. hauled in three tuna from 32 prize. Largest Caught Defending champion Labron The largest tuna caught in Harris and Steve Oppermann tlu> area this season was tak- were at 68 after the opening en by Ray Warchol of Gar- Racing Season round that was played in cool, fiL-ld on the "Blackfin." War- Lions' Mitchell crisp temperatures and a chol used a 14/0. reel on the WALL TOWNSHIP - The Sportsman and Modem Stock steady, drizzling rain. eight-foot, eight-inch giant big news in local auto racing Car racing. More than a dozen players, and had two pounds of ling on circles is the extension of Wall If the weather continues to including Frank Beard, Deane the line. stay clear — with comfortable Beman and Dave Eichelber- Eclipses Mark Stadium's schedule. Warchql's friend, Ron Gra- With the fall season quickly, temperatures — the season ger, were tied at 69. bowski of Lyndnurst, had ear- may go beyond the Oct. 14 Hatawaa's Tom Ulozas Gary Mitchell of Middle- EftSSfflt ^Miffi iwi'J: approaching and the weather lier landed a 440-pounder, town and Greg Gibbs of St ffifttfiM^WtflSl. in general good, track man- schedule. straggled to a 77. measuring seven feet, five in- "In other years we have al-' Most of the game's great John Vianney each set Bruooer m. ». Bruce Koentckt (W), agement has decided to tack ches. Grabowski used 120- records yesterday and led wtf^SEiSeidii,Middietown40, on at least two more dates ways called it quits the last stars — including Jack Nick- pound test. their teams to cross-country TroYh'coTerwettjISd'wiMiddietowr 1 n Oct. 7 and Oct. 14 for Modi- Saturday night in Septem- laus,. Lee Trevino, Arnold Fish stories galore are 40. «'n b7Jo"cVciwcvWY victories. fied-Sportsman, Limited ber," racing promoter Mrs. Palmer and Gary Player — being spouted by fishermen R^.«*c.m.(eJ.)NN^r(oi Jennie J. Nicol said. "But skipped this event, the 38th Manning led the pack home 1. Steve McDuffle (N), 12:43, 2. tlm after spending a night at the KelsVrr (RBC),. 3. Kevin Burrows looking at some of the beau- consecutive tournament on in 12:26, a new school mark. 4. BUI Wilson (RB). 5. Pat Hick- BA buoy. Many of the unsus- as Middletown edged by West- v^ft., ..._) IJmjSX/mm'ffi)}. 6. Tim Coleman (RB)&".Ke-. 7. Ke- St. Mary's tiful autumn days October the pro schedule this season. MONSTER FROM THE DEEP - Jim Morrison of. pecting anglers came back field, 25-30; and Gibbs ran a t*iVitiVS£k\tiM.a?Z brings us, I feel there is no Jones, a former national with reels stripped and broken B Highlands, right, fought this 490-pound tuna at the 12:06 to set a new course "^oil R.dBonkcoth. is, Meptunt reason why we can't continue collegiate champion from Mud Hole for an hour and 20 minutes last week, tackle because they aren't rppnrri at flrppn Rronlr Kt 48, won by Luke Alvorei (RB). Victorious racing. At least we will try it Wichita, Kan., said a brief les- while fishing from the boat "Sea Fox." Morrison. prepared for what is out record ai oreen uroOK. 81. Fr\>sh score: Neptune 26. Red Bonk NEW MONMOUTH - The for two weeks and play it by son from pro Bob Hamilton at Is a mate on the boat. He used a 12/0 reel and 120- there. John Vianney blanked Green 50th. w. won by Gory Brooks, INI. St. Mary's Athletic Associ- ear from there," she said. nearby Evansville, Ind., Brook, 15-50. irlck Two. in Lokeweod(M) pound test line with a live ling for bait. Capt. Don Bob Duffy, outdoor editor of 1. Dean Matthews (L) 12:09^2. Al Cut- ation Saints (2-0) defeated This Saturday night, Mrs. Tuesday may have helped Hager/ leftrls captain of the "Sea Fox." the Newark Star Ledger, In other action, Red Bank herf (B), 3. Ron Brooks (B),.«. George Crlppen (L), 5. Jim Darnell (Bl,«. Er- Campers Headquarters at Nicol has lined up the weekly him. made a 1 a.m. call to Joe Ju- Catholic won its third nleTremonger (B), 7. Wall Pasceimkl IB), I. Roger Vlnger (L), V. Scott Bird Wall Intermediate School, 4-1, attraction Modified-Sports- lian, proprietor of Julian's straight, walloping Neptune, (B), 10. Jim WVckoff (B). - in Monmouth-Ocean Soccer man and Limited Sportsman 20-43; and Brick Township Tackle and Bait Shop con- _S». John Vianney (is) Orttn •rook Association Intermediate stocks in 35-lap and 30-Iap fea- cerning the tremendous catch- won its third in four starts, 23- Ali Covets Frazier's Title, 1. Greg Gibbs (SJ). , 12:12:060 . new course League play (age 13-15) Sun- ture events respectively. es. Duffy didn't realize that 36, over Lakewood. ecord at Greeni BrookBrook,, 2. Gory Hlgly (SJ)SJ), 33..Oaye.Crome. DDav e CCrome r ((SJ)(SJ>,, 4..Brlai4. Br t day. In addition to the stock car Julian bad to get out of bed Middletown, winning its sec- Barrett (SJ!, S. Jim Kreltleeltler (SJ)(SJ),, 6. action, the resort oval will ond straight, also got a strong Dove Blaha (SJ)» 7. FranFrankk ShononaShonon n Preston Sirano's quick goal just two hours later to open (SJ)(SJ) , J. . MiMikMikk e CuchlorCchlCuchlorooo (SJ(SJ)) , 99. JJho n put the Saints ahead before 30 also present its annual banner But Joe Favors Foreman his shop. performance from Pete Man- Paltadln o (SJ)(SJ) , 101 . LLo n Upper!U . seconds-had expired. night. During intermission ac- High winds and rough seas ning, who came in second, but The second half, was domi- tivities fans will parade on the since he beat All March 8, taking a percentage if it were have reduced fishing produc- needed Joe DiPadova's 10th Infield carrying signs depict- NEW YOEK (AP) -r Mu- •greater than the guarantee. spot to win. nated by St. Mary's, with Tom hammad Ali ..wants Jofc Fra- 1971, and would provide him tivity to almost nothing over Minogue's two goals and a tal- ing racing scenes — usually Lancers Dominate (RB). 5. Betsy Canalollsl (RB), e. Vlckl zier's heavyweight title" and with his biggest payday since Markson said no hard nego- the past couple of days, but ly by Bill French accounting their favorite driver and/or that fight In the St. John — Green the big n\oney'that.wouTd ac- according to Julian, "they'll McCobe (RB). for all the scoring. .car. tiations had begun for a Fra- Brook meet, everybody in the Cshbron company the. matchi-but he Ali's guarantee for the Pat- zier-Foreman fight, but that be back." uniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii niiinniminiiiiti terson fight was 5250,000 and Great at Sort top 10 was a Lancer. has done well without eifher they would if the Frazier Red Bank Catholic, runn- — winning eight;straight boosted his total guarantees, camp gets a favorable tax rul- "Surf fishing has been ter- Junior before taxes, for his eight rific," said Julian. "Bass ing varsity, JV, freshman and fights and earning more than ing. girls' meets against Neptune, |2 million. fights since losing to Frazier weaks and bines are hitting At Fair Haven to $2.3 million. The gross Both Markson and Bruce placed nine men after the FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Freehold Today And indications were .strong winner, Steve McDuffle of yesterday in the aftermath of probably is greater than $2,3 Wright, a Frazier backer, Haven Recreation Commis- million because in some of the think the ruling will be favor- Low Gross Nod Neptune. .sion will hold its annual Track' All's victory over Floyd- Pat- The Caseys won the JV Entries terson in Madison Square fights he had the options of able. To Mrs. Raird •and Field Competition tomor- Ul-Pact 1M14M Grawlin Silver (Mccandlets).— 1-1 meet bat lost the frosh affair. row at the Youth Center Field Coal Man N WAIeslo) 5-2 Kiss Me Lou (Brown) 10-1 Garden Wednesday night that NAVESINK - Mrs. Jack In the girls' meet, Sheila Conflagration (Wauah) 3-1 Jaiiy chel (Saplenn) 15-1 All will have, to do.without Hazlet Captures Soccer Match •with registration starting at Term Folth (Flllon) 7-2 Ronlom Missy (Smith) .20-1 Baird shot low gross in Class Kelly of RBC ran a 10:57 for 8:30 a.m. Thurify H (Olln) -.4-1 Too Express (Popodopoulos) 20-1 Frazier and that big purse at Monmouth-Ocean ' County pass from Steve Orban left Carlo Jo (DuMont)...... 5-1 etd — rectlM«H "A" at Navesink Country the two-mile course. All the • Competition is open to all Chester Mlkt (Luchento) .e-1 Scotch V O (Flllon) „ „ 3-1 least until next year. Soccer League's first game Brian Shissel clear to score. Club here yesterday, and Mrs. top 10 were Caseyettes except Hllo Bay (Howard).... „ .1-1 Spare cart (Inokal)._. 7-2 Frazier and George Fore- borough residents ages 7 to 14. Irish Moon (Dleftnboch) .(-1 Willie Parker (McCandlets)...... 4-1 saw Hazlet down Wall's "A" Hazlet meets Point Pleasant Harvey BowteU had low net Grace Klinger, who finished Trophies will be awarded Arrlva (Stafford)...... JO-I The Commissioner (Dowktnt) „ .4-1 man ."both are? in agreement team by two goals. With the Morels Lobell (Ughthlll) JM Yolos Pride (Huebsch) „ ...... e-1 (away) on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Swam took low ninth for the Scarlet Fliers. for overall winners in each 2nd-PactlMIW0 Scottish Dancer (Looney)._ .10-1 to a fight," saWHarry. Marks- game only 15 minutes old Ed- putt honors. Lakewood's Dean Matthews El Emulo (Poulln) Si JI Lady (Worrtngton) 10-1 on, president t>f Madison The Soccer Association will age group for boys and girls. Prldn Pomp Motion) 7-2 Belles Reporter (Gagllordl) 10-1 die Erb took a close-in pass In "B", Mrs. Philip Carting won the meet with Brick Medals will go to first through Lord Stony (Quartler) 5-) Lolas Victory (Kelly) 12-1 Square. Garden' Boxing, 'inc. from Dan Danish to push the sponsor a Fall Dance Oct. 14, Corl Tlmt A (Boucher) 5-1 Whirl OH (Monslleld) 15-1 posted low gross with Mrs. Township with a 12:09. How- third places. Mill Eclipse (Rathbane) 1-1 nti - Pact l M i«M Markson said the fight, if ' ball past the Wall Goalkeeper. at West Keansburg Fire George Dacey coming in with ever, the Green Dragons So Fine (Oower) 1-1 .made, would be held in late House. All proceeds will go to Parents are urged to assist Carousel Folly (Andersen) ....1-1 Play was even until half the best net score. Mrs. Rob- in scorekeeping and registra- Hobos Joy (Torre) 10-1 jMGtm(McGee)!!i.!!!~.!!!i!. November. A Foreman fight time, but in the second half, building a soccer field for the ShorTerrl iconwl) ....12-1 Miss Boron Abbe (Oelll Sonll) ert Sampson had low putts. 1. Gory Mitchell (M). 12:26, new tion. Ernie Pride (Dawklns)... —12-1 Coffee Condy (Brown).- would be only Frazier's third Hazlet scored again. A neat 300 boys in the league. M - Poet 1 MUM Charming Brown (Stofford).. Cherry Shade (Wagner) J-l Wlnona KnloM (LeCouse)..._.™..12-i Mr KHemlng (Flflon)... 4-) River Circle Helen (McGovern)...... 20-l Limelight N (Hoepfner) 4-1 Mm-Trail M MM Red Lion Gal (Greene) 5-1 J Js Holiday (Flllon) .5-2 Helens Scottle Boy (Boucher) 6-1 Eir_ e Boy (Moreno) 3-1 Yankee Dart (Goallardl) .....4-1 sioux Grondcnomp (Scnfyer). 4-i Plmenave Rex (Poulln) , i-l Make It Rock (Rathbont) o-l Mary Marlene (Andolpho) si HI Way Fiaih (Lane) e-1 Mary Jo Adloi (Quartler) 1-1 Spollo Hill (Richardson) 1O-I Gee Dee Frisco (Serbes) 10-1 Ida Rodney (Puma) - IM «tl-PactlM140( SonJuoJuon frilohtlDeFlllppli^„ . 20-1 Peppers Act (Martynlok) •M lit* — Pact 1M MM SPREADER SALE! Princ. incee MelbwMllbwnn (Flll(Flllono ) 3-1 Armbro Imoge (Kelly) J-l Jimmy Craig (Brtsnahon) 4-1 Dig Me (Slca). .*. 4-1 Logtown Lad (Poulln) 5-1 Padway (Goallardl) .4-1 Suoor Hill Beau (Andersen) e-1 Bum Steer (Puma) e-1 Grumble (Vltelll)... 10-1 Our King (Schmlgel) .4-1 Mister Chamfer (Mollbashka) 10-1 Mikes Tyke (Field) .....t-\ Morano Gold (Campbell) ...12-1 Joy Ann Davidson (Pwtollllo) 10-1 Blythe Victor (Sperendl) 15-1 Rlchwood (Brown) 10-1 Ronlom J (Kaiser) , 20-1 Chockoyotte Duke (Bottonl) 15-1 i| Ml —POCtlM24M Green River Tlo.tr (Duke)...... 15-1 Horatio Hanover (Luchento) 3-1 Seolldd Countess (No Driver) 7-2 Jock Frost A (Flllon) _ 4-1 Rocko (Mallboshka) si Selections Mount Mist (Martel) 6-1 — Cool Man' N, Carlo J*. Con- Sheherazode (Lohmtyer) B-l flotation Queens Lafayette (Boucher) 101 — f I Emulo, Lord Stocty, Prides Southern Foyle (Inokal) 12-1 Pomp High Gun (Fertel) 12-1 — Cherry Shade, Red Lion Got, Mr K Miracle Sun (Looney) 151 Hcnnlng «tn — Pact l M 2004 — Peppers Ace, Jimmy Craig, Prince Treasure Girl (LeCause) 3-1 Melburn Irish Dream (Campbell) 4-1 — Horatio Hanover, Jack Frost A, Mr Lucifer (Butler) 4-1 Sealleld Countess Unpredictable (Luchento) 4-t — Treasure Girl N, Mr Lucifer, Hello Roy N (Kelly) 61 Yankee Hello Yankee (Rathbone) : 6-1 T- wit* Out, Armbrt Joclyn, Miss Star Mercury (Olln) 8-1 Scarlet Dawn Jim Harrison (Patterson) _ >-l — Spore Card, Scotch V O, Willie Bollards Tamo Shan (Delll Santl) ...151 Porker Gamecock Louise (Fold!). 20-1 — Tru Traffic Lakeweod Grocltus, J 7th - Pace i M 2100 MOem . Miss Scarlet Down (Flllon) 5-2 .10 — J Js Holiday, Sioux Orandchomt, Wipe Out (Tollman) 3-1 •Ire Boy ' Armbro Jaclyn (Warrlngton) 7-2 1) — Armbro Image, Podwoy, Dig Me Circle Star Jane (Andersen) 6-1 Best Itl - Peppers Ac* (4th) 'BigShotUbell (Vltelll) 1-1 iiiiimiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminimiiiimiiiiiiintntnmnutujmiiinnnnii Yesterday's Results

1st Pact IM Purse )M0 T 2:11.4 Exactat-1 *2.M H A Lehlgh (Josloff) 13.20 «.M 4.00 7th Pace IM Purse woo T 2:011 Armbro Komoko (Ferrlero).... 5.20 3.00 Dashing Dovld (Greene)..'4.N 2.M 2.40 Worth Glenn (Oowklns) 5.40 ' Chief Attain (Smith Jr)...... 3.00 2.60 Md Pact IM Purse uw T J:il Mulll Dollar (Kelly) ...... 2.10 Hormattan (lovlne) 13.40 6.10 4.00 •xacta l-e I «.*• So Easy (D'Aleslo) 6.00 400 ttti Pact IM Punt 4Mt r J:e».l Battle Son (Wagner) 2.80 Infinity (Luchento) 5.20 3.60 3.20 Dally Double 4-1 m.oo Prince Sharton (Gglrdl) 7.40 4.00 3rd Pace IM Purse not T 3:01.4 Tactual (Flllon) 2.80 Cnesloga Bddy (Bvsl Jr) 10.10 6.10 4.BO Regular $19.95 Mountain Meadow (De Fonce) V.40 6.00 Exacta4-2M.fi Not Much Good (Du Mont) 3.B0 flh Pact tM Pan* 17H T fcll Royollior (Luchento) 23.40 TM 10.M Automatic Exacts 7-115I.J8 «h Pact IM Punt 2M0 T 1:10.3 Plnehaven Doc (Dbkowskl).. 20.40 I.N $ Golden Chip (Dancer>....:7.2013.40 10.20 Neusha (Poore) J.40 Lee Oregon (Thomas) 9.B0 5.60 Exacta«-4 2W.M Sharon Irishman (Sperendl) 4.40 loth Trot IM Punt UN T J:W.l Idean Hanover (Oondeo). 6.20 3.20 2.W •xacta 44 lto.oo Metro Lobell (Wathen Jr) 4.20 3.00 SALE PRia 9.97 5th Pact IM Purs* IMt T 3:01.2 Gallon Diamond (Gallagher) .4.40 Picks Good Boy (Tnms).. 6.40 4.20 2.G0 • 2.80 Exocta 4-2 27.4» Sale ends Oct. 2nd nth Pace IM Punt ISM T 2:WJ VV/fh the purchase of any Scoffs products having a retail value of 9.95 or more Top Me (Poradls) 6.O0 3.60 Speed Heiress olt l Autos for Sole Autos For Sale ticket holders total MutMr't Sociaial Club WANTED li MAC CA0I-OLD5. tn-VM. !»*• TOYOTA CORONA — Four-door. IW CHEW vwwwr lor us going »o Yankee Stodlum leaving Fwjr-tpKs. new tires, plus snow tires. MutlefsiBor » Grllt~WMwY. Je, Onion imoVn^i sp»«K Leaving tor cottage. mu»f sell. Best ofler Call 7ou haven't heard anything un-j top. Automatic, power steering and rack, snow tires. Original owner. Asking McGLOIN BUICK-OPEU INC.. Shrews- 542-1 Hi wu've heard us. We'll help make" our brakes. Good condition. 741-3M1. otter S. Coll 5—-2-1? bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 74t-e30ft nttmentol volue ?P ! ;u««s- Call ?<7-OM2 otter t p.m.' J3JS0. Coll S42-03U. . K Travel—Transportation 1M3 FORD GALAXIE 500 — Excellent XT Coll 741-SWi doys. ond ask lor Blair. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — IMa. Power CADILLAC — t»71 Fleelwood Brougham. 1971 SUPER BEETLE - Yellow. Air con- SERVICE CARS DRIVEN TO FLORIDA — Florida steering, power brakes, low mileage, new condition, pood tires. Everything works. ditioned, AM/FM rodlo, automatic, white- Keyport Low mlleoae. Air, FM-AM. oil power, six- No rust. MS). I42-2H*. Autos For Sale and all other states. By reliable young tires. Excellent condition. Drive if, you'll way seat. Original owner, many extras walls, snow tires. 244-0283. Autos For Sale man. Call 741-1411. love it! SIM). 211-431*. Call 542-0313. 1970 ChEVELLE — Blue with white vinyl 1971 FORD OALAXIE 500 — Two-door. TOP TRA^t-ALLOWANCE -.Superb service.-OOWNEfNESPONTiACS PONJIA . « Lower B DRAGSTER AND TRAILER — Com- top ond white vinyl Interior. 4-jpeed. tape Low mileage, excellent condition. S2500. PONTIAC — )M> Grand Prix. SJ model. dSk, new engine. New Mickey Thompson, Call 741-8723. Moln'St.. Motowon. 5*i-2I». AUTOMOTIVE Full power, many extras. Excellent condt plete, ready to run. Must sell, no reason- •tires with mogs. Excellent condition. Must lion. S2S00. 591-1447. able ofterre5Jseo%Coll244-27JV see. Best otter. Call 7I7-U43 or 717-0176. I 1962 CORVETTE — New 327 engine, new SEE6 A "RUSSEL RUSSELL MAN" - For ttMtant; Autos For Sale IMS CHEVROLET — Mallpu. 2U engine, '^H* __t^4B* ^"(^H • ^01^-• -• W" -_•.__- -» - - — » — —« hardtop. S160O. l« top RUSSELL Oidstnobil^Cadllioc 'lM> PLYMOUTH FURY III - Four-door. . ASBURY AMERICAN AUTOS runs good. Power steering, power brakes. 1SOT CHEVROLET IMPALA — Four-door Call 787-7351 to., loi Newmon Sprlnas Rd., Red Bonk. Power steering, air conditioning. Call 741 904 Sunset Ave. Asbury Pork 1275.4»5l4». hardtop. Automatic, power brakes, power 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent condi- 741-0910. ' Telephone 775-2141 7764. steering, factory air! S1W0. Call 7I7-7398 tion. S600. KROLL MOTORS. INC. ' 'l«ii THUNDERBIRO - Excellent condi-. 1971 PINTO — White, blue interior, white- otter o p.m. Call 842-3875 279 Broadwoy Long Branch 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA — Two-door se wolls. Very low mileage. Like new. U49S. dan. 11400. tlon. New tires. Low mileage. S700. 1970 TOYOTA — With camper cop ond 222-3600 • Coll 741-7SW 291-0394. DATSUN 2000 — 1961 convertible. 5-speed. Call 671-2234. two tops. Moving, must sell. Asking 11100, accessories. $1000 or best offer! " CIRCLE CHEVROLET 7473678 but will consider ony otter. Please call be- 325MOPI.AV,. Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale tween « a.m.-2 p.nv, M3-.152. 1967 MUSTANG —Convertible. Factory air, power steering, power roof. Almost LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - 1«» sedon, new, 3-speed stick. Good condition, (1095 JEEP SALES AND SERVICE four-door, loaded. One owner. Executive Call 842-1121. Twin Boro Motors, Inc. cor. 12050. May be seen by appointment 131 E. Newmon Springs39^^, "*• •ori* only. Call Cooper Electric Supply Co.. MGA 19S7 — Can be reconditioned, or Middletown, 671-5000, used tor parts. Good top, wire wheels. you'll like doing business with... RED BANK VOLVO 1970 COKVINENTAL MARK III — Leath- Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk er Interior. Full power, air conditioned, 1970 OLDSMOBILE — Cutloss Supreme. 741-5894 . rcdlo. Block. One driver. 10.000 miles. Fully equipped. Good condition. 12250 or 14300. Call 291-0731. best offer. Call 5441426. SCENIC CAR SALES ' DODGE CHALLENGER 1970 — Pertecl Quol ity cars bought and sold. ; "1970 OLDSMOBILE — Vista Cruiser nln_~ condition. Bucket seats, console, automat- Hwy 34 Highlands 172-0221 M5T Of OUR 1972 passenger wagon. S2100. tc, factory tape deck, many extras. Call Arid more Call 741-1144 alter 6 p.m. ALL 1»7J MG'S IN STOCK — 229-4018. comlna! Buy now at winter prices•IcesxA.R; . IJ-Sr'Maln 9-PASSENGER COLONY PARK 1.5» 1949 COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON — On< Pylt. Mar., A __ G MOTORS. »-*r 57,000 original miles. All good tires, plus SI.. «-t»jry Porli, 775MI1 mounted snows, olr conditioner, all pow- er, clean. Call otter 5 p.m. J22-_6«l. SHREWSBURY MOTORS ^"^ OLDSMOBIIES 1967 Ll't^COOTCONTINENTAL - silver Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 1953 WILLYS JEEP - With Ford 2J9 en- arov, with block vinvl too, $1000 or best AND glnellne. GoGoo* d running condition. S600. Call olftr. Coll 2910018 or 29I-J252 atlcr 5. We Buy U-td Voltswojens •5!3 4263. iwTFO RD~FA IRL A~NE~50b— Converf 1MJ DODGE MAXI-VAN — Custom pan- 1970 CHEVELLE 396 - 375 h.p. 4-speed. ible. runs good, best offer. -led, 13100 Must sell, going to Europe. Excellent condition. J1800 or toke over Coll 747-0835 Call!»l-_I75. payments. Call 542-8077. CADILLACS 1967~CH E V ROLETTMP ATA^ V-JT pwer i. Good condl- IVJ9 BUICK LE SABRE - Four-door steering, outomotlc. Best otter. hardtop, olr conditioned, power windows. Call 671-2814. We have a limited number of brand new Priced to sell. Coll 566-5868. 1971 JAGUAR XKE — V-12, 2 + 2 coupe. FORD MUSTANG 1969 — Six-cylinder, Olds and Cadillacs left in stock and a - MONMOUTH Automatic transmission, AM/FM stereo. stick shin. New tires. Excellent condition. group of 1972 executive cars that we're CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH S72OO. BAILLY BROS., INC.. 19 E. New- Best offer. Coll 671-9641. anxious to sell... so we're offering:.. Hwy36 Eotontown 542-5500 man Springs Rd- Red Bonk- 747-0596. More Classified 1W0 GTO — Air, AM/FM, convertible. 1970 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA — Vinyl MATAWAN Excellent condition. See at Marc's Power roof, tour-speed, 383. bucket seals. A-1 on Next Page 62 LOWER MAIN ST. 566-2299 Test Ave.. D & 34, Atlantic Highland-. condition. 12250. Call 7870305. BIG CASH SAVINGS! Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale BUY TODAY AT... Russell OLDSMOBIIE-CADIILAC CO. m 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 741-0910 BUICK OPEL

JERRY BAR ATT AS & BAYSHORE & THE SHOWPLACE OF THE CENTURY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Presents the 1973 Buicks and Opels 1973 Century Chryslers & Plymouths Le Sabre Opel G. T. IMMEDIATE /MAfl DELIVERY NOWM ! Manta Luxus

20-1972 Electro 225 PLYMOUTH & CHRYSLER LEFTOVERS TO CHOOSE FROM Riviera '70 BARRACUDA. •69 VOLKSWAGEN '68 CADILLAC Bus. Coupe DeVille '69 SATELLITE Acclaimed by hundreds of your neighbors to be the most fantastic Station Wagon, 9 passenger '60 FIREBIRD '67 IMPERIAL Automatic with air. dealer with the most fabulous deals. Now Straub is recognized as '70 CHEVROLET LeBaron Opel Wagons '69 CORVETTE Super Sport 4-speed transmission '70 DUSTER '69 COUNTRY SQUIRE "The Showplace of the Century," with the car for the year — the '71 CHRYSLER 10 passenger wagon ! Newport Custom, 4-door hardtop 1973 Buick Century! And equally worth seeing is the newest of the Opels—the car described as "Economical, Dependable, Beautiful Manta Rallye BAYSHORE and German"—the 1973 Manta! See them now at Straub. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Century Wagons FIRST AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 291-9200 229-4790 Century Regal Estate Wagons [Ml LOOKING FOR A USED CAR? Before you buy come see our- selection of Centurion used Volkswagens, We try to ft^ve* a car to suit everyone's budget VOLKSWAGEN BUSES Century Luxus ^~—^—______1971 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $2295 g ftataaftflar Oatuxa. Radio, bailor .1970 VOLKSWAOBM « .$1995 7 pataangar Oalux*. Radio, haatar Opel Manta 1970 VOLKSWAGEN .....,.M...... »«.$1895 7 paaaangar KomW, radio, (water 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 51795 9 paaaenaer Deluxe, radio, beater • VOLKSWAGENS WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS i97i sof»m«i'i»ii....»i».«i«M.' 9 ACRES OF CARS ConvtrtlWa, wrt^talfe *anamt»alpn, *i«o( h«a«ar jA

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20 The Dally Regbter, Red Bank-MlddkUwa, N.J. Friday, September 22,1172 V4.4-j©e«f 747-44M otter i p.m. and weekends IMIFORD TORINO - Power broke! ower stetrlns, V-l, vinyl r«ol, »oo< irt». IMS or b«t prior. 3*45043. aS?)Mbetw i fMERCURY COUOAR - VI, IfiTcHBVROLIT - MaHwiiwrnn. fit. .,„,!, bucket »«ot». FM »tereo-l Iroc ploytr. 747-5»H. Needs repolr. ^jfiffi IMWCHOB. miFCQRVAIR - Stick thirl. Good englnt FORD FORD ond tires. Netds brakes. S7S. OPEL \W W*60N"— Four-speed, root rock, radio. Btrttet running condition. »dy good. Asking MSB. 3IMH7 " 19§j"cMEVRdLSt - Four-door"."" Con <»?•'<« FORD - IMI Ooloxle »0 Fu I power, ifH automatic, oir. »TO0. or b«i otter. Coll 11*9"JAGUAR -t fifi, Convertible. 741-1)615, olttf e p.m. _ New Joint; J new Mlchelffi tlrtt, All new ./• 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA - 3 SO V-l. iconl shocks Excellent condltlw. Asking automatic, power steering, power broKei UlSd0. CalClll any tlmitime, 471-IM471IMII |97TEAOiLtATc5UPE DE ViLLE -VI- and air. mfi. 7I7-7M3 nvi top, air conditioning, full powtr. E«- 1»9 TORINO O.T. COUPE-Four speed Se lint condition. I3J«. Coll ivinlngi. many, mony e«tro«. Call otter 5 p.m. •<»• WITH t7!7 : __ 1966 MUSTANG - Automatic. 'I""'!"." __ Teen sport» convtrt- der, radio, heater, good condition. »4J0. miailMi^e e«e- irltlshoTeet n sLow mileage. Coll utttr 6 p.m.p, , 747-3390. _. Calel e«eMe*t condition. 1910 CHEVROLET WAGON — Excellent I96Sll747U»l OLDSMOSIL. E l« - Eight-cylinder. motor. Moke otter. .tick Ironsmlsslon, aood tires. Ml bot- ColC l 7411393 Itry, starter. «50._7|9-MM - I94T61DSM0BTLE" - Sedan, V 6, F !5, automatic, power brakes, power sieering, NINE ACRES of New and Used Cert. radio, heater. Very good condition. «»• Hwy 3. W-4O00 Kevoort 7410t7 196TPONTIAC CATALINA - Four-door 1967 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE: "-"Power sedan. Air .andltlg_i,li_a__radloI eower Iteerlng, power brakes. A-l condition. i&trlwhM oW«r- la-vU. ^ Call 671-J19J _^ _ 5 CONTIAC COUPE — Hid. matching MURPHY t DAVISON vinyl Interior, automatic, power steering MtrcedSfs^VniSaltJ ond Strylcf : INVIT ondbrokot. excellent motor ond trans- Hwy » Freehold 4ttW mission. HW.8720107 ;! __ PONTIAC 1969 GTO - Four-jpeed, 37! 1971 CHEVELLE - Four-speed, air hi, Crogar moos. JH00, or best otttf. •'•' jprlnot, over-slie

GRAN TORINO SQUIRE

The 280SE 4.5 Sedan justifies a pre- mium price with premium performance. Su- perb Mercedes-Benz engineering makes this machine a glutton for rough roads as. well as turnpikes. Superb comfort includes air con- ditioning, power steering, automatic shift, electric windows and vacuum-operated door locks as standard equipment. A test drive will be worth your time. It may also change your definition of "luxury" cars forever. GRAN TORINO SPORT 2-Dr. Sports Roof 1973 MODELS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MOST AFFORDABLE FORD You Know Whv lit 100 Oceanport Avenue, Little Silver REMUS FORD 201-842-5353 Om qv«rtw mil* «ouf/i olUW* Sllnr Irtln tlillon • 741-6000 Mon., TUM., Thura., 9 a.m. - S p.m. 90 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Wtd., Frl., 9 •.m. - 6 p.m. • Sat., 9 am. - 5 p.m. AatMFwrSat* Tfce D«iy Barter, Red Buk-MttBetoya, NJ. Fritafy, Somber 8.HB a Antes F«r Salt Auto* Forfeit Aut« For Sole W VOLVO- 1970 FORD 82BS FM IIHW IH5 LINC6CM coS.&.V i«i»M «eiei/tv <6Mtv - Pow^«pr.i ttiroughout. vVv dwn .. MonuoJ Mkm. O* Mwt •71-4X7trammlKtoit. new Hr». MS. Coil Ml TCaStETJCKSSTcASRAMBLER AM - Two- RUSSELL tlivtor. itondonf «Mfi jSr. M.O0-.A — — — O__ mil*BA fel .A^ NU ^4>B.^lBt jibrokn. IMS CWkVdOtlT - CMVI ii«. w,t»wfctT sKilion woooft. *•• batttry. A-l condMUn. ***H"r*tC«H4M automatic. xMtt work. Bet otters. HI- H47 CORVETTE - 454, «5 hp.. twt IM WILLYS JEEPST€« I. CroBari. *"ckv Tt»mC»W». Mult rf#v vviAn^ucn — •Ivt, ovtomotic. , going ovtrMOS. Jf»*3Jrl, Otltr •. radio and h*gt*f, '«or window tfclroit Mmtos. Mutt Mil. Good condition. Low WANTED 1970 OLDSMOBILE DUNE BUGGY - Wild plum. Kn old* Parry who nnA !tt% tinonclna er, o IMf mog whMll o«4 Urn. Cuifem vinyl loo, Otlto •» Custom, 4-«oor s*don. Piiwoti* tlp*ti«* curtoins, rodlo. HIM. Call t'i- Srctn, bWcti vinyl top, matching vinyl In- QUALITY- rji.7ii». Hrlor. Autos For Soli Auto$ For Sole Autos For Salt RUSSELL OLDSMoaiLE CADILLAC; CO. ?*« ,T>, 100 Ntwmon 5prln» M-< Hn Bank

1N7 RAMBLBK — feunxm- Slick t>>m, roOio ond rwator. e«ct{l«nt conation. On* ov»ntrnt . 3t.OO3tO00 Mile*. «*»>• U\-Un. MERCURY ,»60 VOLKSWAGEN —Good trons- portation. Runswfll. AskingII7S. Coll

PONTIAC CATAUNA - IW convtrtlW*. 'SEBCE HUNTING?, Automatic. Good condition. 400. 1961 CHEVELLC — MollOM two-door hordiop. One owntr. Excelknl condlnoft. YOU CAN'T MISS AT 7S7-476S2. 1970 ROAD RUNNER — 440-tlK-pock. »1 otttr. Coll 741-lOtfror 741-J9M. 1971 OODGE. WINDOW VAN — VI, outo- "For 1973" BORO MOTORS motic snin. Less Irian 10,000 mllM. A-t condition. 74I-6I15. SALES & SERVICE 'R'AMBLeR — Station wagon. Hun- nlng condition, needs wwork. Best oiler. 1972 VEGA $2295 Call 671-457I757 . one53r 5:300. Hatchback coupe. Loaded. 4-speed transmission, 2000 original miles. WANTED HERE FRIDAY. SEPT. 22! v.i:~?}»'» Snyder Convertible. 7in CHEVROLET - Step von truct *AM 1969 CHEVELLE .'1395 miles. Lost contract musl sell. TwoKJoor tedtn, •utonwtlc, radio, heater, vinyl top. Motorcycles HONOA CLD5 — 1971. low miHoot, mln* 1969 VOLKSWAGEN *1575' condition. MM firm. Two-door coupe, automatic, air conditioned. Coll 291-1W0 BSA — *SO (hopper 19M COME MEET THE WINNERS TODAY! 1968 TRIUMPH '995 Call after 6 p.m. Convertible Spitfire. Radio, heater. MJ-6615 1968 REBEL ..M195 Two-door hardtop, automatic, radio, heater. More Auto VICE PRESIDENTIAL 1968 PONTIAC '1150 CANDIDATE 1967 OLDSMOBILE '895 1967 MERCURY.... '875 Ads On Smiling Bill 1966 TOYOTA '550 Corona, radio, heater, Next Page 1968 MUSTANG S1150 V-8 convertible, automatic, radio, heater, power steering, Autos For Sale OUR NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 747-0040 RED BANK PRESIDENT "Honest" GEORGE WALL OUR PIFDGF ro rou- MCLEAN UP POSSE A Better Car AT A Better Price. come In and hear our platform Sales Manager Bill Jorgensen... left and President 1973. George Wall.

COME IN, SEE ALL OUR WINNING MODEL CANDIDATES. $ 1970 MERCURY 2185 1968 PLYMOUTH ••••i...... M195 Marquis. Four-door, vinyl top, "Fury III. Two-door hardtop, V-8, air conditioned. automatic transmission, power steering. 1969 COUGAR $2290 1972 MERCURY *4270 Two-door hardtop. Automatic transmission, Marquis wagon. Nine passenger, air conditioned, like new. power steering, air conditioned. 1971 LINCOLN $4790 BOUNDM UP 1971 MAVERICK *1795 Continental. Four-door, loaded with equipment, Grabber. Six-cylinder, air conditioned. Charger^ got the style automatic transmission. $ $ 1972 MERCURY 3290 and room you want 1971 C0NTINENTAL...... 6270 Montego M-X. Four-door, automatic tranmjssion, You better hurry. Charger doesn't stick Mark III. Loadeswith extras, v-8, power steering, air conditioned. air conditioned. $ around. People like its looks. Unibody con- 1971 MERCURY 3540 struction, torsion bar-suspension and its 1969 PONTIAC '2085 Monterey station wagon. Six passenger, family size room. At the Dodge Boys now. LeMans Safari wagon. Six-passenger, vinyl top, air conditioned. air conditioned. $ 1971 MERCURY '2780 BIG DODGE CHARGER CLEARANCE... 1969 TOYOTA 1490 Monterey.,Pour-door, air conditioned, ''• ; Crown wagon. Automatic transmission. power windows and seat. $ 1970 CHEVROLET..... $2370 1970 CHEVROLET , 2485 Impala. Two-door hardtop, vinyl top, air conditioned, . Kinrjswood wagon. Six passenger, V-8, automatic transmission, power steering. air conditioned. $ NOFS THE TIME 1968 PLYMOUTH .M195 1971 FORD 3480 .thaft Fury III. Two-door hardtop, V-8, Country Sedan wagon. Nine passenger, automatic transmission, power steering. luggage rack, air conditioned. over one and a milliOn StlOng. Dart Swinger is a great nimble compact that seats six. Easy to park. Great to drive. Go get 'em. It's clean up time. HEIP US MOVE FORWARD... STOP IN TODAY ITS THE DART SWINGER CLEARANCE. Com* set the winning team... "HONHT GfORGf" • and "SMIIING BIU" at TOWN & COUNTRY LABR10LA Wall DODGE MOTORS Shrewsbury Av»., At Sycamor* 747-5400 60 MAIN ST. 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. MATAWAN RED BANK _ Wanted Help. Wanted 22 The Dally Register, Red Bank—MidiOetown, N. J. Friday, September 22, Business Notices Auto Rentals Boats ond Accessories ale «r Female Malt or F«mal« Mobile Homes. 90* CABIN — IMf M7 Chris Croft. Fresh "Motorcycles " Mbil H TOM'S FORD water cooM enolne, slam four, stand-up 'LUXURY tr MOTOR HOME — For rent wad, depth finder, holler. In water at LIN-AAAR to responsible party. U50 per week, plus RENT A CAR Pert Monmouth Marina. Many extras. CLEARANCE SALE » cents per mlfe7542-1207. NOTICE TO Hwy 35 2*4-1608 KtyporColt l 727-291?. BUILDERS HUGE DISCOUNTS C On all custom pern In stock. Large «lec- Wonted—Automotive MFC — Fiberglos, II h.p., seme work Experienced builders In "«»3Ri* 2!!?' 'tlon of equipment for British* Japanese BOATS AND •ceded. Electric itorter steering wheel. ty tor over 15 years. We do additions,.dor- HELP WANTED READERS and American motorcycles. Sett otter. 2441217. mer", siding, roofing. rnosonry.-kltchens. JUNK CARS ACCESSORIES SAILBOAT 17' — O'Oay Daysoller, 6 h.p. bathrooms ond new construction on your AND ADVERTISERS for Less at GORILLA MOTORS PICKED UP Ivlnrude motor, boom, tent cover, docron 170 Bronchport Ave. Long Branch 15" WINNER. FIBERGLAS FISHERMAN. alls. Excellent condition, SJ400. 291-41W. 787-0816 Open 12-8 p.m. 222-8929 TWINBROOK 18 H.P! EVINRUDE. BOTH IN GOOD In.compliance with the New Jersey Low Agoingt Dis iEA KING OUTBOARD MOTOR - 6 h.p. DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - l-ur- CONDITION. 1375. nished and installed for only 169.95. To or- crimination, all Help Wonted Advertising now appears.un- KITSON AUTO WRECKING CALL 222-9567 very little, W0. Call "MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Eatontown 542-2235 W2-5520 der, call it-Ota. ' der the combined "Help Wanted Wale or Female "'""??• Reasonable Rates WANTED — Choice used cars, with certl- BOAT INSURANCE , 5AIL5TAR (BRISTOL) — Corsolr TREE REMOVAL SERVICE . Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be'ex- GROSSINGER I HELLER AGENCY lied mileage. Contact Ed Slater. Reasonable Rates noin. lib, Genoa, stdinless steel lifelines T'ees and stumps removed! Nolob too CHEVROLET IS Wlkoff PI. 741-2100 • Red Bank M. SCHWARTZ • GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY small! Coll for free estimate. 542-3272. pressed, unless a bono fide occupation requirement exists. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH It 15 Wlkolt PI. 741-2100 Red Bank ind pulpit, dinghy, 9 h.p. motor. Sleeps 1971 YAMAHA EHDURO — 360 cc. Call 141 W. Front St., Red Bank 747-07I71 our End of season price J575O. Call (42- LIGHT-HAULING- Furniture moved, at- after 5 p.m. ' OUTBOARD MOTOR 4S7 after «. ,,cscleaned^eosonabler_ate,. Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- 74I-2I6S Highest prices paid for all used cars STORING AND WINTERIZING cupationol requirements or clarification ,pf the New.Jer"V. OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises 0' WOOD PRAM — With 1963, 3 h.p 1971 HONDA CL35O- Scrambler. Low The Boatman's Shop Jvlnrude. wide beam. A sate boat lor the Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the 1971 ELCAMINO mileage, Immaculate condition. J65O. 342* 01 iver. $90. 747-24>9. J. D. PAVING CO. °" 'TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE It Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank 1 Concerete, sidewalks, patios and drive- New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (Ml) M8-2700, or by Super Sport, automatic, power 5664100 Open weekdays, 9 o.m-6 p.m. PEMBROKE — Fly bridge sport fish- ways. For estimates call I4J-7IJ7. man. Fully equipped. writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 0/102. steering, radio, mag wheels. 1971 HONDA CB 350 TO, _ \6- FIBERGLASS BOAT — With Excellent condition. JS50 CHARLIE AND FRANKS 1971 Pacemaker trailer. 15 h.p. Ranger, *lM730or 5891410. LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLARS, WAS $3395 264-1195 YARDS. GARAGES — Free estimates.. CUSTOM AUTO BODY Inboard/outboard, like new, ten hours run- I*' G(!ASPAR - Trlhull, Navy top, 197 Call after 3 p.m. 741-2149, Help Wanted 5 1959 HARLEY DAVIDSON CHOPPER - Customize cars, body work, paint, etc. nlng time. Asking t2100. Coll 787-4010- IS h.p. Johnson, trailer, fully equipped, Help Wanted NOW 3O79 Chrome. Very good running condtlon. Also hove some used cars. ;klls. $1650. 741-6212' LIGHT HAULING — Attics, gorages, eel Male and Female Phone 566-7853. Route 36, West Keonsburo 17' CENTURY OUTBOARD — African lors cleaned. Free estimates. Call any Male and Female mahogany and teak -motor ond trailer 5 H P. JOHNSON SEAHORSE — Out time. 495-2445. 1969 KAWASAKI 550 need Work. »200. Coll 747-2921. oard motor. R^nsjood,,™. "MCDONALD'S IS YOUR Best otter. HAULING AND MOVING 1971 PINTO 741-1096 or 741- 3954 Cop tor B' pickup truck. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS CALL KIND OF PLACE" Call 391-2340. ' ULMEROFREDBANK 787-8087 or 787-8053 Automatic, radio. One 1970, 20 h.p.; four 1971, 20 h.p.;- three lew Soils Mode-Old Sails Repaired. Boot REAL ESTATE SALES . JUNK CARS 1970, 9V; h.p.; three 1971 »'/i h.p. motors. HOUSEPAINTING"— Interior and ex WAS $t995 PICKED-UP FREE All in good guaranteed running condition overs-Boat Awnings. General Canvas; Shifts Available A unique opportunity for four experienced Mobile Homes terior Reasonable rales. Free estimates. Sssocratesto |oln with our firm now ond Mobile Home & Trailer Insurance 739-2088 or 842-9004 Call 291-2275, between 8 a.m. ond 6 p.m. OlMonmoulh St. 842-569' Coll 787-6598 5 p.m. -12 p.m. S Reasonable rates YEXR'EWESRGAIN - 16' Cresillner,' shore our growth. By June of this year, GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — 90 h p. Evinrude, good condition. Without :ROSTBITERS — Turnabout, wood. Good we nod marched our foot spies volume of NOW 1649 GROSSINGER i, HELLER AGENCY AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH BAYSHOREAUfO BODY 6 p.m.-12 p.m. last year, ond we ore still growing. We 15 Wlkotl PI. 741-2100 Red Bonk trailer, S.700. With near new trailer, S105O. onditlon. Fiberglos chines. Best olfer. areMembers ot two MLSs. We rjeeJvour MOTORS, INC., Hwy. 35. Eotontown, 542- 7472862 •91-12*7. 204 First Ave. Atlontlc Highlands . 7 p.m. -12 p.m. 2414. _^ Expert body work. Paint |obs 199 experience and help now. For additional Wanted Automotive '23' OWENS CABIN 1959 — Has 283 VII IARTENDER — 19' 196S. 50 h.p. Mer- 291-3208 details and a confidential Interview, call 1971 VEGA Flagship engine, sleeps lour. Needs some -urv Loaded. Extras. Depth-sounder 8 p.m. -12 p.m. Mr. Cozens now at 741-7686. Auto Parts — Repair work on cabin, In water. Can be seen at fdeol tor flshins. S750. 671-5410. GOLD-LEAF GILDING Automatic or 4-speed. radio. Pouel's Boots, Rumson or call 142-5361. Art restoration, frames repaired, point ROGER F. COZENS YOU-FIX-IT I' RUNABOUT — With trailer, two mo- inos restored, creative picture framing. MCDONALD'S Realtor WAS $1995 irs and all accessories. Call 74I-36»1. of- Plck-up/dellvery. 842-6594 813 River Road Reltor Fair Haven OR WE-FIX-IT 16' COMET SAILBOAT — Fiberglas hul :r5. Vrt NEED USED CARS Good condition, with trailer, In water, GENERAL MASON WORK RESTAURANT AUTO HOBBY CENTER 1300 Call 747-3705. CHRIS CRAFT - Wood lopslroke hull Specializing In fireplaces. WAITRESSES M/W wow M 759 x-cyllnder Inboard. In water. Asking Col) 671-2032 925 Hwy 35 Mlddletowi WE WILL PAY 291-3849 NAUTALINE HOUSEBOAT 125. 671-4157. Two* for restaurant in 1970 28' fiberglas Noulallne Houseboat, 4 10 W. Gartleld Ave. Fl BERGALS - 150 h.p., S2000. O. R. CUSTODIAN TOP PRICES Allonlk Highlands with 170 h.p. Volvo engine. Sleeps six. Hazlet. Experienced in 1970 CHEVROLET Loaded with extras and in excellent condi- EVINRUDE — Fiberglas, 150 h.p. EMPLOYMENT Full-lime position available Mon. thru Frl. i963"CADILLAC" PA RTS tion. Special end ol season price ol only restaurant work. One Caprice four-door hardtop, auto- TOM'S FORD^ CALL CRUISERS INC. — Skiff, 75 h.p. out- Help Wanted on the 7 o.m.-3 p.m. shift. Applicants must matic, power steering, radio, vinyl 747-276B S725O. Must sell. 747-9178. be able to work an occasional weekend. CHRIS CRAFT —Crulser,95 h.p. In-. Interesting and diversified position offers from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 roof, air conditionina. Male and Female pleasant working conditions* fully modern Autos For Sale Autos For Sale I Autos For Sale oard. S2250. "' " facilities and an excellent benefit pro- p.m., and one from WAS $2495 HOUSEBOAT — And trailer, $8500. SALESMAN M/W " gram. Apply In person. Personnel Office, ZUBACK — Skiff, 225 h.p. W500 Rlvervlew Hospital, Red Bank, between 9 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. s LURHS - Shelter Skltt, 185 h.p. $3500. FULLTIME a.m. ond 4 p.m. Call 264-2700 for inter- NOW 2069 CRUISER— 110 h.p. dlesel, $8850. Excellent opportunity for enthusiastic An equal opportunity employer M/W HOUSEBOAT — 270 h.p. Chryslers, soles-minded Individual to achieve ex- view. 1969CHEVELLE •HOUSEBOAT — Twin, 270 h.p. Chrys, tremely high earnings. Malibu two-door hardtop, auto- •Salary plus commission LICENSED :rs, I.O. $20,000. •Inside retail selling matic, power steering, radio, vinyl IRWINs YACHT WORKS •No experience necessary REAL ESTATE root, air conditioning. IARINE PARK RED BANK •Excellent company benefits DENTAL PARADISE — Sports Fisherman, fly- SALESMAN WAS $2395 ing bridge, gin pole, aluminum outrigger, AAust be capable and sophisticated enough head, V-bunks, radio, Monel gas tank, lull SALESMAN m/w to deal with luxury high-rise condominium ASSISTANT, cushions, 136 Gray. Asking S225O. Days clientele. To handle soles for new building Chalrslde, — Red Bank area. Large, mod-' NOW '2089 2-1194, evenings 747-2568. PART-TIME which will be one of the landmarks of the ern preventive oriented office Is seeking •Salary plus commission East. Excellent commissions. Write In an experienced assistant looking for d REE — Would you like a 26' cabin cruis- •Inside retail selling confidence to Box L-9, The Dally Regis- permanent position. Write P.O. Box 153, 1969 CAM ARO r, Owens, free? Need some reapir, out of •No experience necessary ter, Red Bank. Red Bank. Hardtop, automatic, power steer- oter tour years. Just come and have oat removed. 495-2276, Sat. ond Sun. until ing, radio, vinyl rool, air condi- APPLY IN PERSON SALES CAREER MAINTENANCE tioning We hove an outstanding opportunity for a - WAS $2495 DEAN FLOOR mature, highly motivated person, who hos HELP BUSINESS NOTICES Reliable person needed full time In ra- COVERING CO. owned a business or served In either sales pidly growing hospital. Good salary, Tift'NITURE-ANTIQUES - Stripping..' or administration. Excellent starting sala- pleasant working conditions and full NOW '2079 Rt. 36* Keonsburg, N.J. ______ry plus commissions. Unlimited eornlng inishlng, restoring. No water used. No potential. Management opportunities. Lib- Fringe benefits. Apply In person Personnel >andlng needed. Safe tor veneers, inlays,! BAftMAlD M/W — Attractive. Some ex-" eral fringe benefits. Call 54V-767J. Ev Office, Rlvervlew Hospital, between 9 lue loints. SNYDER CHEM-CLEAN, 938- per I en ce. Nights. For Interview* call be- a.m. and 4 p.m. An equal opportunity em- 1969CHEVELLE JOJ. tween 12 and 4 p.m. 787-9827. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/W ployerNUWj Malibu tour-door, automatic, pow- A VOLVO COSTS 83590 KITCHEN AIDE — pleasant working con- NURSE'S AIDE - Experienced. 7 to 3:30 ditions and benefits Included. Call Eaton shift. King JameSrNursIng Home. er steering, radio, vinyl root ALTERATIONS

Help Waffled Help Wanted Help Wanted 'Help Wanted Male and Female Male ond Female Mole and Female Male and Female NEEDED NOW! NURSES'XlDE REAL ESTATE SALES OPERATING ROOM SHOP WORKERS NEEDED Mini-computer check-out specialists Wt have |uil opened a third office In » a m.-5 p.m. wHh an* weekend per Technical Writer' month Responsibility for cleanlyland MACHINE ASSEMBLER - Ability To hecklno Instruments and suopile*. GooR vd work from blueprints and verbal Instruc- benefitsleneflts. CcContoct t NurilNursinMg Ofg"f L I tions. Must have desire to do lob right by ervlew Hospitalital, , 7412700741-2700, , Ext. . An *MM| M/W - Fulull tint. MutfworMutf'work Sal. asking questions when unsure. equal opportuninitty employerle. r JJ"gg SwSwjj ; Ph«n« BeckeBeck r HordwareHd , 431431- 5«a. Ajk for Mr. B. EXPERIENCED MECHANIC-HOT cara and late trucks. Ed's Auto Service. Rte. M PART-TIME — Mornings. Year round WELDER — Experience In burning and welding light to medium thickness steej Expanding Red Bonk mini computer and Ave. D, Atlantic Highlands. with ability to weld overhead. peripheral company needs ex- SUBSTITUTES FOR CAI-bI tKiA perienced peronnei - Full or part- WORKERS - Please apply HlghhaneU "COUPLE — To manage garden opart- time. Paid company benefits. ENGINE REPAIRMAN M/W —Ex- Public School, Noveslnk Ave., Hlohlonds. perienced In air-cooled engines for garden (72-1476. . . plumbing, electric, heating, carpentry ond sized tractors. Ability to trouble shoot. DIVA, INC. ral K?5, """itenonce repolri. Wile to Coll Miss Spalholl, 142-6500 W'ilKl0'«' 2P?.rta«".h, Good splory Situations Wanted pju» apartment. Coll 775-4111I or write t,o. CLERK — Experience in keeping shop OBSTETRICS records such os time sheets, pricing, bil- Female Sg^Orov^Gordens, 5S0 Cookrnan Ave.. ling ond parts inventory. REGISTERED NURSE EXPERIENCED MOTHBJJ- Help Wanted II p.m. to 7 a.m. Excellent benefits, In- dlcol background will toke care Salary open and benefits on all positions. Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted cluding 4 weeks vacation, paid health in- Piem»mpwiv ttMIOO. Duties will Include responsibility for CALL 741-438? L. J. GONZER p.m. except Wednesdays. HOUSE CLEANER WANTED — One day group Insurance program. Salary open. SECRETARY ASSOCIATES, INC. MATURE WOMAN - Wishes house- Eff&g* MASON — Experienced only. Please ap- Low office, Mlddletown area. Experience ply Pelnlck Construction Co. per week. Must hove own transportation. ry; Will work under supervision oi ex- ieply ta Box D-191, The Dally Register, 565 Route 35, Red Bonk keeping position five days a week. Own RADIO REPAIRMAN - Famlllor-»lth perienced CPA In examining hospital In- Red Bank. desirable, but not required. Salary offered tromlitori-TV repairs. Apply In person, t 471-1800. Oakhlll section of Mlddletown. 671-4659 depends on experience. Write Box 250, 842-3900 transportation. For gentleman or working a.m. to 10 a.m. EatontownTV, SOHwy 35, ternal records, systems and controls. Ex- PERSONNEL NEEDED — For full and MOTHER'S HELPER — For mornings or State salary requirement In your reply to Mlddletown, N.J. 07748. An equal opportunity employer couple. 7741690 Eotontown. porttlm* positions with new company. afternoons. Alio sit some weekends and Box R-71, The Dally Register. Red Bonk. perlenccperienced prefered. Full time. Two eeve- CHILD CARE - In my home. Red Bank nings, and Sat. morning. Red Bank area. SHEETROCKERS, TAPERS - Top pay. area, tor working mother. Weekdays. BOOKKEEPER - Cal/iiuy 'Crlday. To High earning potential. Call M2-2189 be- sleep in or out. 566-3213 Work all year round. Coll evenings offer 8 JYPISTS monooe one girl oHlce. Must be reliable tween 2-J p.m. SKI FITNESS INSTRUCTOR - Physical Send resume to Box M-49. The Dally Reg- CLERKS 747-0353 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER — Light education experience desirable. ister, Red Bank. m. 493-2371. STENOS and experience with bookkeeping moctilne laundry. Three 7-hour days weekly at Call 946-4591 helplul, but not essential. Oooi benefits. EXTERMINATOR — Full time. Ex- S2.5C per hour. No one need apply without CONSTRUCTION LABORER -Ex- FULL AND PART-TIME — Help for mod REGISTER NOW Salary commensurate with experience. perienced. Paid vocations and liberal ben- own transportation and references. Coll TRAINEE — To learn auto and general perienced. Steady work, fringe benefits. ern automatic car wash. Part-time hours, For temporary assignments Situations Wanted Call 741-723) tor appointment. efits. Apply at 2* Linden Place, Red Bank. H42-1980 offer 5 p.m. • glass trade. Fully paid pension plan, lite Call 44WW0 or 513-1181, ask tor Richie or 9 to 1, Tues. through Frl., and Sat. and Sun. If desired. Apply, Scrub-a-Dub Cor Male PART TIME CLERK - 10 to 20 hours a Insurance, vocations, holidays, Blue Cross B - GAL/GUY FRIDAY — Full-time, must be SECOND COOK and Blue Shield. Apply Atlantic Glass Co., "' LEVITT RESIDENTIAL Wash, Cambridge Drive, Matawan. 566- A-l TEMPORARIES CARETAKER *- Part-time employment week flexible. Rainbow Hardware. Ml- Send qualifications to Box M-S4, The 7272. 320 Broad St., Red BonK 741-2463 7001. alert conclentious and possess good skills. Dolly Register, Red Bank. • 2) Maple Ave.. Red Bank COMMUNITIES wonted. No pay, building ond ground Neptvne-Asburv area. Send resume to Box DISHWASHER WANTED An equal opportunity employer. GENERAL HELPER — And pan wosher maintenance exchanged lor college: or PART-TIME — Per»on to assist Jjtllvery D-192, The Dally Register. Red Bank. An PART-TIME-CLERK-BOOKKEEPER — OUTSIDE GENERAL LABORERS - In bakery department. Full time. Ex-I aoortment. 12 years experience, refer- ot bed* -> oxygen equipment on) other of- equal opportunity employer. Mornings five daysjier week. Some ex- The Pub.iSfflwy.'^MIdoletown Must be reliable. Five-day week. Apply In cellent working- conditions. Good refer-, NURSE RN... ences. 542-6850 alter 5:30. ,., . fice work. Ma)or Medical Supply Co.. 1141 perience required. Call 741-7503 between ence necessary. Full company benefits In-i Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 671-120OV « TRAY SERVICE AIDE — 40-hour week. person LAIRD & CO.. Laird Rd., scobey- TWO YOUNG MEN — Seeking extra In- Pi a.m. Ask lor Mrs. Fltzpotrick JANITOR — To work n modern bottllno .vllle, N.J. (Route 537). eluding vacation, health and Insurance come, remodeling balhrooms. Reasonable GIRL/GUY FRIDAY — Assistant book- EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE plant. FIve-ooy wwk. Must be rellable^«>- plan. Apply In person, Mon. thru Frl., 9-4, NURSING rates. Call 2vl-016l or Ml-0224 between keeper. Full time. Apply In person, ply in person LAIRD & Co., Laird Rd.. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Ex- Delicious Orchards. Rte. 34, Colts Neck. REFRIGERATION SYSTEM - Pipefit- SOLICITORS perienced. Good knowledge ot general of- 11:30 a.m.-8 p.m. Ask tor Peter or Boo. Schwartz Chrysler-Plymouth, 141 w. For malor department store. Include call- kobeyvme, N.J. (Route 537). Front St., Red Bank. ter, for connection ot compressors, heat fice procedure. Hours 12 to 5 or 1 to 6. WAITRESSES M/W — Experienced. Also INSTRUCTORS eKchangers, evaporators, etc. In compact Ina area and tip codes for collloa prep. BEAUTICIANS — Hairdressers for Own transportation to Rumson. Refer- will troln. Apply In person Palace Diner. SALESPERSON WANTED - Three to cooling units. Experience necessary. Ap- Post Office Box 207, Hasbrouck Heights, unique shop in the Motpwan area. Must be ences required. Send resume to Box R-68, 45 Monmoulh St., Red Bank. No telephone FINANCIAL four days In women's apparel shop. Ex- ly Efcciro Impulse Lob., 1U Chestnut N.J. O7SO4. tops In all aspects. Salary no ob|ect. Call The Dolly Register, Red Bank. colls. Positions Availalbe In: perience preferred. Must apply In person. i.. Red Bank. An Equal Opportunity Em- SECRETARY — Part-time^ Interesting 583-1747 SVOiW . . . Med/Surglcal Business Opportunities No phone calls. Donna's, 93 Broad St., ployir. position now available In the Hazlet office ANNOUNCER — PA system In discount SECRETARY - Experienced dictaphone .. . Foundations Red Bank. GENERAL OFFICE .CLERK - To fsslrt department store. Evenings and Satyr- and electric typewriter. Red Bonk area. .. . Maternal Child Help DEll-BAKERY-FAST FOOD - Reason- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Ex- ot New Jersey's largest real estate with posting Inventory and filing. Apply ably priced. AAusf sell. Closed Tues. agency. For on appointment call Mr. Joe days- Call after 3.542-3000. Salary open. Write to Box R-66, The Dally BARMAID U/W —Attractive, ex- perienced only. Evenings and weekends. CROWN ENGINEERING CORP., Locus) KITCHEN — All-around general help. Top Register, Red Bank. B. S. t, Teaching experience required Phone B72-I233days. Eves. 071-5617. Only steady reliable person wanted. Apply Coseraa at 264-82W. St., Keypart. 264-3086. GOOD SALARY + BENEFITS ptrier, hardware ond paneling. 5'A-day SflSlTMTTBISB (ORPIIRAT10N - 1970 CHEVROLET 1971 BUICK week. Ambitious ond Imaginative. Ben- PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLANT 1971 BUICK 1971 CHRYSLER efits. Call Northwood Lumber Co., Mr. Been ond Francis Sit. Keyport Impala. Convertible. Electra, 2-door hardtop. Electra 4-door hardtop. Town & Country Wagon Susllck, 462-1880. - Phone:264-1220 , Loaded Air conditioned. One owner. Air conditioned. ASSEMBLER — Small mechanical com- Air conditioned. Full power. ments. Apply Hogland Insturment Com- An equal opportunity employer' ' pany. 65 Chestnut St., Red Bonk, WIRERS AND SOLDERS *3995 *3895 '2395 '3995 Must be experienced In assembly and sol- dering of small printed circuit boards and other component parts. Apply in person •ELECTRONIC RADIOMARINECORP. 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank 1970 BUICK 1967 PONTLAC 1968 PLYMOUTH 1970 BUICK An equal opportunity employer Electra, station wagon. MANAGEMENT TEAM — Ambitious ACTRON Electra, 4-door hardtop. LeMans, 2-door. Fury. couples-Ocean County, 5, Monmoutn Cream Pulf. 2-door hardtop. . 6 passenger. Air conditioned. County, I. Eager to double their Income In AH conditioned. Full power the next 12 months. PART-TIME. It's ex- 5 citing. We train you for SUCCESS. Details INDUSTRIES, INC. $ discussed at personal Interview only. Ap- 1095 '995 '2695 pointments mode on first come, first HAS IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR 3195 served basis. CALL NOW: »l-»l-4737 (24 fours). HOUSEKEEPER — Live In. Two In fami- ly. Five-day week. State references. Write CUSTOMER 1968 OLDSMOBIIE 1964 CHEVROLET 1970 BUICK 1968 CADILLAC .ox J-6, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. DeVille, 2-door hardtop. LIGHT ASSEMBLY & Cutlass, 2-door hardtop Pickup truck. Skylark, 2-door hardtop. PACKAGING OPENINGS SERVICE ENGINEER %tori. Air conditioned.. Loaded. Apply In person Interpoc Corp., Central Vinyl top. Ave., Formlngdole. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER - Steady This position requires some famliarity with NG/DNC employment. Benefits. Must have driver's '1595 *995 '2095 '2495 license. Call 787-1036. After 6, 671-10M. systems. Background must include maintenance MATURE SALESPERSON - All day and understanding of mini-computers, electronic Monday and Saturday. Neat oppearance. Men's clothing experiences preferred. servo systems and computer peripheral equipment. Call 431-1515. OPERATOR WANTED - Experienced Applicant should possess the capability to'perform THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR NEXT with Hydraulic Backhoes and Cat Loaders digital interface. to do utility work. Call 946-HO80. OPPORTUNITY — For aggr«llve MlM- mon, M/W. Major school ous manufac- CAR IS AT McGLOIN BUICK OPEL! turer Is looking for reprejentoilves to cov- er school bus sales In Southern New Jer- sey. Salary ond commission with addition- Send n$um9 and salary Malory to al benellls. Send complete resume to Box YOU CAN DEPEND ON OUR SERVICE!! M-56, The Dally Register, Red Bank. PLUMBING SERVICE MAN M'W ' ACTRON INDUSTRIES, INC. Experienced. 549-0500 A subsidiary of McDonnell Dengln Corp. SERVICE STATION — Experienced. Two to three nights, half-day on Sunday. Apply 176 Riverside Ave., Red Bank, N J. 07701 688 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY Oak Hill Shell, Mlddletown. COMPANION - For elderly ladv. In ex- change for room and board. No house- work. Coll S4M2M,or«o-llM3. . Housta for Salt Rent 24 The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N. J. Friday, September 22,1172 THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BO Xem THE BERG AGENCY For Sale For Sale MERCHANDISE SENZER WELDWOOD GUITAR — Like REALTORS • ITEMS YOU NO LONGER new, 1165. With COM and Senzer boss and For Sole NEEDORUSEWILI amplltler, $60. Short directional micro A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. )«» WINNEBEGO MOTOR HOME _id sland, $40, like new. 787-5BI •EXPANDED CAPE"- Flvf, lovely Toroe rooms otvnrst 22' Hit-contained, iletps »l«. Excelltn floor and hivo bedrooms on second fjoor. New heat and re- condition. Must all. 741-0741. SELL TOP SOIL Wanted to Rent decorated Interior. J28«» 747-5106 otter 3 p.m. WE NEED - Five or ilx, 1-lkHlrtwm WB g WOOD CHIPS GAS KANGE — Jf', good condition. RM Hn___ fumlshtd or unfurntsntc ASKING:...... *. ; '*° FIREWOOD ^?°o^50 per Vnonth lor Incoming FAST Coll 6714411 S^ntl. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 21 Phone 74M»l» or M3-0573 •'SPECTACULAR SPLIT" -This massive harrVe> l°"ted on PR ME TOP SOIL - And 1111 dirt. WITH A QUICK ACTION CHAIR - Brocaded, $25. Small kitchen ddetown. 671-1000. _. one half acre, three master bedrooms, 2 A 8-ths, large 'lv- Coll Nick Golderew LOW-COST Items, 25 cents to $3. 113 Noveslnk Ave., GENTLEMAN - Wishes room and bath . H2-84S3 . Highlands. ?ng room, formal dining room, eat-In kitchen, two-car at- T DAILY REGISTER in private home. Prefer rural Rurnsan or Anti'T RF I ED DOWN THE GARDE 21" RCA TV - Block and while, $25. Hot- Locust area. Write Box R-70, The Dally "ached garage, central air, garbage disposal system, cen- JSTH-Wllholilht right Mulpm«n; Polnt relrlgerator $20. Stors Kenmore Register, Red Bank. tral vacuum. Immediate occupancy. 'ttmSu •vervthlra you need tor o lovtll FAMILY AD portable heater 17. 495-0140 EXECUTIVE AND FAMILY - Desire W^.OTer ™Jn. from All Purpo FIREPLACE SCREEN - And occes- three-bedroom home for rental on yearly ASKING'W.MO * Ktntoli' til Newman Springs Rd 3 LINES -5 DAYS lorles. $50. Mahogany Cloverleaf table, basis. Three children, no pets. Prefer .Shrtwibury. 741-OQO- FOR $15. Two solid monogony parson's tobies, Mlddletown orea, but will consider other ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS FORIAI — Girl's 24" blue Stlngra JUST $35 each, single bed andstorooe head- areas such os Holmdel, Colls Neck, Foir $2.00 board, $50. Two white wrought Iron Haven. Coll 201-461-7I3S •Prtsldent. Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Available for Merchandise For Sale fifth chairs, 112.50 each, two iet» wrought Iron Dally 9-9 Article mujt originate from a housetol stock tobies, $10 eoch. Volet chair, $14. 671-1000 CAMERA — Powi and may-not exceed a toit price of $50.00 Slock rock, $5. 671-5489 Furnished Rooms Mlddletown NORELCO CASSETTE RECORDER - WINTER RENTALS - Rooms with pri- 1^ PCVMUST be advertised. Each oddilion- Portable, with AC odapter, mike. In-put, vate both ond weekly maid service, S35 Houses for Sale Houses For Sale REPAIR CENTER al line Si.00. No copy changes may b

Ironware, freshly dipped Ice creom, ploi •ooms. Bulkhead. Expansive view. Sun- > tic children's blowup chairs. Sale, Sol Oak Ice-box, trunks* oak clothes free, vlc- cycle helmet, $12. 671-4356^ L A NEW IDEA! table market. Including two bedroom torlon mirror, fireside choirs, small Victo- apartment. Asking $46,000. Jeck. Excellent construction and appoint- rian dresser, reflnlshed, antique love-seat, RC^l) "~^~For sole. Excellent Year round living for Golden Agers. Nlcr ne.nts. Must be seen. $170,000. .^"WHITEST. EEPJI*!! rooms, ocean view, three'home-cooked, conditionCall 222-337S ofter 5 p.m. The PRINTING PRESS - 10x15 Heldelberj meals dally, 24 hr. love and attention/ letter press. Good condition. May be seen sink, opposite Lokeslde. SURFBOARDS — Weber Pla, 5'6, , googood You're not 'Must a name" here. In Asbury ALLAIRE-FARROW d Park call 775-5006. . . REALTORS 'operating. tltSO. 747-36U. ACCORDIAN — Sonort. Full keyboard condition, olso Chollenger, 5'7", In good condition. 222-9277. "You said I'd have a BLACK eye, but it's PURPLE." LARGE FURNISHED — Heoted room In BROOK XorneMjjwy. 35, Mlddlelown W1-25W I BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES Asking MOO. prlvote home. Business or retired lady. • ' 77 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank Coll 291-2914. TWO ORIENTAL DESIGN RUGS — 9 » Kitchen privileges. 946-4353. AGENCY Phone 747-5029. 12 ond 6x9. One maple twin sire bed and Anne E. McCully Reollor MONMOUTH BEACH CHARLES Of LONDON — Overstolle Merchandise Wanted Apartments RED BANK — Clean, comfortable, park- choir, new slipcover, cost »I5O. sell SAO one mocle crib. Call 870-1325. 99 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands Water view on all sides. A great buy. BABY FURNITURE- Walhuf cnoThlgh EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - Ocean Jng. Suitable lor gentleman. 291-1717 Four«bedrooms. 2VJ baths, big lot, large.• Good condition. Hollywood spring, Beauty BEDROOM SET — Modern, complete THE FURNITURE CLINIC - Buy! 01 M tholr, dressing table. Bobytender, iumpy- ond river view, woll-towoll carpeting. Coll 741-2575 rooms, nice orea. Exceptional value * ctwlr. carriage. All for JIM. Phone 54) Rest mattress, cost SI SO, sell 170. Perfecl consigns usable furniture. 40 Birch Ave., VM before If! Afler 5. condition. Double bed couch, cost $160, Little Sliver 842-9219. Open 10 a.m. to 5:30 Cne month's security. No pets. $145 RED BANK — Nicely turnlshed bedroom COUNTRYSIDE 13 500 • sell U5. Fair condition. 166 Belshow Ave p.m, monthly. DOWNSEA BEACH MOTEL 150 with living room ono kitchen privileges. HICKEY AGENCY ("FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES—' Voll Homes, Shrewsbury Township. ISLANDER — Slt-on lawn mower, Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. 842-9107. Suitable for woman. 229-3020 WE SELL YOUR TREASURES— On AT WEST LONG BRANCH Realtor _ . Welfare and people with credit problems. cut, two blades. $175. Call KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom duplex 'ANTIQUE OAK SIDEBOARD — SSO commission basis, or buy them outright Custom homes, on wooded lots, designed Beach Rd. - Monmouth Beacr Ircslant credil. Immediate delivery. Co: lor cosh. $200 per month Includes heat. References to suit the individual taste, tots also Call 222-4087 onytime Mr. Grand. 373-MII. Mahogany dining table, reflnlstied. »40 POOL TABLE — Good condition, »60. pnd security. 717-3264. • REAL EStATE Ook morris chair, red cushion, US. Dress- International Galleries available In this picturesque setting. Lorge mirror, $15. $125: Clarinet and cose, 10 Riverside Ave. ing toble with ottoched mirror, rtflnlshed, S60. Old clarinet, $7. Two power mowers, KEANSBURG — Duplex, four-room FOR SALE NAVESINK RIVERFRONT • PANELING Red Bonk , 741-747, apartment. $200 a month plus utilities and HOMES FROM $67,500 135. Child's desk, ottached cnalr, 110. 229- need repoir, best ofler. ColU7l-5O34. UMSON — Large three-bedroom C8pt' 4077. sscurlty. 787-7119. Houses For Sale DISCOUNTS G.6. WASHER - $150. Mapl* bedroom 229-9095 74M2O0J 'ud on well landscaped bulkheodeo prop-,, ,Cxotlc plywood paneling* for your di 1972 SINGER ZIGZAG - Sewing ma set, $75. Hollywood bed, $35. Good condi- PETS TWO ROOMS AND BATH - Single per- Directions: Monmouth Rd. (south) to. rrty. Unusual extras. Owner regretfully, living room or basement, etc. Over chine. Sews on buttons, makes button- tion. Coll up to 3. B42-.'"2-371"4 Oott,.curlty REDUCED $5000 Woll St. Turn rlaht, continue lo sign on onsferred. $52,300. 842-6280. ____w AI nets in slock! See our full size dlfDlov holes, monograms, appliques, plain one AND LIVESTOCK right "Countryside." fancy stlches, oil without attachments PORCH SALE — Household Items, knick- "WO-STORY — Three apartments •» tPrtce*.!rofi\ 13.35 io V9.9O.ond up. No gl HORSE STALLS FOR RENT ASBURY PARK -DEAL LAKE - Unusuol FOR QUICK SALE! 0x100 lot, half block trom beach and, • mlcksat: Guoronfeed.j:oll »38-4S4i. knacks. 37 Washington Ave., Leonardo. UNCROFT Sal.-Sun., Sept. 23-24. 10 o.m. 104^ •jllow Horse Farm one-bedroom apartment facing lake on Young custom ranch, air conditioned luses Easily converted to winter use. PLUSTToSiATOES — Good"lor conning Itown. 741-2382 high floor of a fire-proof building. country kitchen, large living room, three Exciting, contemporary njniiiksklnyg $14,900emrjuv.. 787-5760rw«-wivw». ^ 1RED BANK LUMBER Locoted end ol Michael Dr., otf Nui GARAGE SALE — Church pews, tables, $145/month. Call Mr. Slote, 775-7101, 400 bedrooms, six closets, tile bath plus 30' homes d it Woll St. Red Bank 741-540 swamp Rd., River Plaza. »5 bulhel. 747 drapes, lots ol goodies. Sat., 10 to 4. 29SOUND CHESTNUT MARE — Eight .Deal Lake Dr., Asbury Park. hallwoy, 40' x 28' paneled air conditioned fVUDDLETOWN — Spacious W-level.-lo- GUITAR — Two pickups, sway bor. E 1082. AppVetorm Rood. 671-0759 year* old. Successfully shown. Alltack family room has large bar plus sink, brick with courtyard, atriums, cated two blocks from elementary school cellent condition, small amplifier Inclu and equipment. Call alter 6 p.m. 493-8922. RED BANK — Balcony on the river, two fireplace ond fully tiled bath. Utility decks ind lour blocks from lunlor high school. «d- Beit otter. 49S-1790. CRIB — Wolnut, with mattress, US, itrol YARD SALE — Sat. ond Sun., Sept. 2} and bedrooms, full dining roam, air condi- room, closet and furnace room. Ideal for hiv= lvee or six oeoroamsbedrooms, cai-ieat-in mkitcheni , ler, s7, all good condition. 24. Clothing, adults ond children. Spreads, COLLIE PUPS - AKC registered, cham- tioned. Carpeting. Parking Included. No SEMI-CUSTOM & CUSTOMS 10m with co- entertaining or second family. Yard fully 1-ACRE WOODED LOTS largI,.HUe IL-shap jh.ue rilnlnn.llulnn dlnlng-llvlng roo rA#im Wi VfMtt i Cd. FLORIST SHOW BOX — 1*150. Combiel Call 739-0463. curtains, etc. 165 Seeley Ave., Keonsburg. blon sired, good show prospects. Males, pets. BODMAI N ARMS APARTMENTS, landscaped with shed, patio, gas grill, bnlhs, wtm compressor. You move it. Write Be ond lemales. Excellent tempermen PRICED FROM SIXTIES rhedral celling, family room, two ANY ITEM"- 11.99."- Bedspreods, rugs, FLEA MARKET — River Plazo Woman's 741-0516. decorative block fence and new walks. 55 two-carwo-cor attocneattacheda garage, profesprofessionas l J-5, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. wormed, first shots. Reasonable. 842-2014, mln. trom N.Y.C. Mint condition. Call landscaping. S48,5O0. By owner. I sweeper, percolator. Ironing board, pock- Club, Alexander Property, corner Naves- WEST END — Special winter rates. Om r.e. Scott co. Realtors tnnrfcrnnlnn UtWD ftv nufflir 471-3 etbooks, etc_7l7-l4l1. _ _ Ink River Rd. and Huboard Ave. Sot.COLLIE PUPPIES -AKC registered owner. 201-787-4393. Keonsburg. 134,900 WtTsHASTA MOORlT^ twfroom turnlshed elllclencles, new TOP- 201-741-4100 or 201-431-4100 TREESI TREES! Dodge chassis. Sleeps six, fully Mlf-coi JU'STMOVEDTNTO HOUSE - Rove ex Sept, 23, 9 to 5 p.m. Roln dote Sept. 30. Sable and white. Seven weeks old. Threi PER HOUSE, 400 Ocean Blvd., 222-8233, kttractlve'lour-bedroom expanded Cope males, $75 each, five lemales, $50 each Irtntd. »6,j00. »7i-43i3. tra washer ond electric dryer. Hotpolnt GARAGlfSALE RUMSON — Unique rem- LAVISH COLONIAL FLORIDA CALLING! m oversize lot with full basement. Con- MAPLE — Bureau and chest of drawer! nonts ol two homes. Glass, china. Memo- .Wormed and shots. 172-1471 after 4:11 LONG BRANCH — Furnished tour-room 'enlent to oil transportation and shopping. washer only 3Vi years old, e«cellenl con- p.m. Well proportioned big family home In Now Is the time to buy that home, apart-, OS. Large hooked rug, 125. Empire soli dition, MS. Kenmore electric dryer works rabilia, lurnlture, garden tools. Sat. and apartments until June 1. No pets. Coll wooded setting. 16x25 family room, with evenings -229-1553. ment, duplex or Income property. Act' W0. Roto-broll, SIO. Other mlscellaneoi fine, »25. 741-3HO Sun., Sept. 13 and 24, 10 to 5. 76 Bellevue GFRWXN SHEPHERDS -AKC, sl> wet bar ond fireplace; six large bedrooms t\owl ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc., 2731 URWAN CO. REALTOR 7I7-5SW Ave. ortlcles. 747^021. GARAGE SALE ^Antiques, furniture, '.weeks old. Lovely litter, champion sired. RED BANK — Four attractive rooms, pri- and three full baths plus powder room. Oakland Pk. Blvd., Ft. .auderdalei Flo. ! .INCROFT — Split. Living room, dining Reasonable. Call ili-6119. Added attractions Include central air, cen- DOUBLE-BED — With spring J7, blac china ond gloss, comeros, silver cande- 1972 PATHFINDER — 23' travel trailer. vate entrance. Ideal tor business couple, room, breakfast bar In kitchen, 3 or 4 bed- Sleeps and eats eight, double dinettes. tra) vacuum, cedar closet, and lorge oreo FIVE-ROOM HOUSE — Hwy 35, Middle- rooms, paneled recreation room, l'/t Mil) fur cape 130, formicoltop adlustobl labra, onnlversory clock, and other house- Ighi, d< references required. 747-1633. ror expansion. Brand new and ready tor town. No reasonable offer refused. Princi- kbit 15, desk J20, 291-O5M. hold Items. 30 Rose Court, oil Broad St., Completely self-conifalned. 291-2777. TWO HEALTHY HAPPY KITTENS — boths, two-car garage, city sewers. Near' 6ne"il**k black, onne oroy/whlt* striped. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three-roam occupancy, $139,000. pals only. Call between 8:30-5,747-2025. parkway and St. Leo the Great Parish, Eatontown. 9 to S, Frl., Sept. 22, and Sat tiltra-modern apartment, wall-to-wall car- Septan. 'ANTIQUES — PolntfngsV N.J. Adas'Es- Litter trained. Free. 6671-4620 evenings. The mmedlate occupancy. Principals only.. HAMMOND ORGAN peting, air conditioning, oil utilities In- FAIR HAVEN — Four bedrooms on "i ;all 747-3120 lor appointment. $44,500. GARAGE SALE — Sat., Sept. 23 (Rain or FLUFFY — Adorable part Himalayan kit- cluded. Available Oct. 1 occupancy. 741- acre land. Walking distance ol school, shine). 36 Rlverdale Ave. East, (oil 'Shrewsbury. tm t3 7916 or 2910283. church ond synagogue. 15x30 living room, of Asbury Pork Honce), New Shrewsbury, 9 to 3. Garde ' "Si 671-16,1 otter 5:30. Applebropk 15x15 dining room, large custom built More Classified Brand ntw organ with Rhyihem tools, small appliances, small furnltur ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnlshei kitchen, den, playroom, tiled both, powder pieces, household Items. FIREWOOD WILL BOARD HORSES — Preler two apartment. Three rooms. $185. Suitable room. Recent wall-to-wall carpeting In on Next Page Seasoned. Good c '. Free delivery and Fenced shelter, 10,000 sq. It. I3Si pel for couple. No pets. After Oct. 1. 291-0119. Agency-Realtors living room and dining room, stairs and Immedlot* delivery. Bench, music am month per horse. Coll 946-8927, alter Itssons Included. TYPEWRITER — Portable, olympla «iacked."brder early. 747^47-105- 9 112 Ave. ot Two Rivers 842-2900 Rumson hallway Included, also custom made drqo' 9, like new, 135. Man's riding boots, cal p.m. or Sot, ond Sun. ATTRACTIVE — Three-room apartment, es and Venetian winds throughout. Also in- Icother, custom made, 8-C, with hand Kenmore Dishwasher unfurnished. Atlantic Highlands. $165 SECLUSION PLUS cludes recently purchased G.E. dish- $50 THOROUGHBRED DISPERSAL SALE 775-9300 carved mahogany trees, lack, hooks, Brood mores In tool. Two year olds, monlh. Call 671-1250 between 9 ond 5, A view ol N.Y. harbor Is presented with washer and table ond choirs matching spurs, like new, S40. Electric trains, Trlx Call 717-9324 this rustic cottoge In mint, modern condi- counter top In kitchen. $65,000. By ap- Open dolly 'til 1 complete, S20. Marklln,SK-300, complete, ready to run. Five yearlings. Three weanl SAND PEBBLE — Three-room furnished tion, showing a 22' living room with tire- MOHAIR SOFA Ings. Golden Dale Form. 946-4723, otter apartment. All utilities turnlshed. 229-1700. pointment. Call 747-2119 until 5, 741-8291 PIANOS-ORGANS crossover, electric switches, tronstormer, place, formal dining room, eat-In kitchen, after 5. Used student pianos from 175. UnllmllK Perlect condition. $50 p.m. • 455 Ocean Blvd., Long Branch. 24' den and master size bedrooms. Set In etc M0. Portable commode chair lor \n- Call 671-3709 renlali from 17.50 per month. Worehousi valid. Like new, US. Fan back chair, Bill WEST LONG BRANCH — Duplex opart' natural setting with with many tiowers, OFFICE SPACE lor KIMBALL-CONN-WURLIT7.ER-YAM bid, with matching hour gloss stand with BABY CRIB — Mattress, high-chair, play- IRRESISTABLE ment. Two bedrooms. Call alter 7 p.m. trees and shrubs on approximately one •" SPACIOUS BI-LEVEL AHA-CHICKERING-Over 150 units I brass tray, J40. 747-5312 orTer 4 p.m. pen, cor seat, lump seal, etc. All lor $50. SIX FREE KITTENS 462-2485 acre. Taxes only S938.36. Owners asking New Bl-level with three large bedrooms, Approximately 2,200 aq. ft. In stock. For appointment call 442-4733 291-4425 Ofter 5 Call 142-1110, after 3:30 p.m. only $42,500. P.S. Call now and ask about formal dining room and den. Attached ga- FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER. BALANCE SPEAKERS - By Lafayette, KEANSBURG — Three-room apartment the many extras. Realtor rage and large lot. Excellent location. sprinkled building V*lth heat,., air STROMBERG CAR BATTERY — 12 volt, THE BEST PLACE TO TRAIN YOUR unfurnished. Suitable tor couple, all yeai Beautiful cabinets. Refund guaranteed, DOG — Is at your own home. Person- Only $35,900. conditioning, janitorial service. Ex- DESKS, FILES, table!, chairs, adding mo- Call 741-8843. heavy duty, still under guarantee, 110. rental. 717-7639. KIRWAN CO. KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 787-5500 chlnts, typewriters, office equipment, etc. allied training to fit your needs. Obr Portable sewing machine, good condition, dlence and problem dogs. Puppy trolnlm LONG BRANCH — Furnished garden' cellent parking provided an pavefi at bargain prices. New or used. AAC YARD SALE — Cleaned house from top $10. Call 787-2370. 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank COLTSTNECK — Overslied five-bedroom, DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Ookhurst. to bottom, my trosh Is your treasure. Frl., program. Guaranteed results Call Nev apartment. Heat, hot water, air condl- 2'A-bath ranch. Total electric. Treed acre. parking lot. Convenient to all pub- Sot., Sun. 97 Third Ave., Atlantic High USECTPLUMBING FIXTURES -Radi- Jersey's leading dog trainer. Alan Mlnton, tlonlng, and terraces. Coll 222-7536. 842-4350 Family room with stone fireplace. $74,900. 53I-3W0. ators, miscellaneous materlol. Call 747- 542-7440. lic transportation. Will alter accord- lands. SEA BRIGHT — Winter rental. Five fur By owner. Coll 946-8417. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY - Soil* 2590 alter 10 a.m. OLDE SHREWSBURY ing to tenant's specifications. At-; MCGREGOR Yi MANS LEATHER COAT BEAUTIFUL SABLE COLLIES - Pul> 'vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete nlSlBdrO CAMERA - 33mm Minolta SRT101. FI.7. pies. Two females, one mole, seven weeks c21f-74,-7195 or 352-5991. PORT MONMOUTH — Ideal retirement tractive price. Brokers protected.l' metal siding. Coll for free estimate, D.W. — Size 46. New lost winter, original cos CAPE home. Four roams, bath. Excellent condi- Barr Home Improvements. 842-2053. J125, sell S7S. M2-3059. With case >15O. old. Bitch registered AKC. $35 each. 842- Lovely grounds, beautiful trees ond Call 741-8321 0109. • KEANSBURG — Modern three room tion, extras. Conventional mortgage only. •IVIRYTHTNG" SALE - Moving to! apartment. Furnished or unfurnished shrubs Is the setting for this newly painted After 7 p.m. -264-5517. SHRUBS FOR SALE — Splrea, three t ;lorlda. Come see and save! Lots ool lgood ISHWASNER — Cojmmercloi l Faspray. TWO. BEAGLES-AK*KC regregisteredl , pedi Neor transportation. Coll 495-0416. three-bedroom, two-bath h6me. Brand CALL 747-1100 .lour M high, JI.50 each. Wlgejla, four t, •|unk". 10 to 4. Sept. 22, 23, 24. Frrl.-Sat1 . 8ood condition. Brookdali e Nursing greed. International champlIonso . Females, new kitchen with electric stove ond dish- LAKE HOPATCONG — One-bedroom flvt (eet high, 3.1.50 eoch, ond others. Die ,un. 96 Conover La., Mlddletown. Home. 264-5600. one S years, one 2 yeors. Guaranteed not GIRL — To share house with same. Ren washer, living room, dining room ond summer cottage with screened porch, full $80, utilities included. Over 21, references, den. Carpeting Included. See this today. bath, loke rights. $8500. IRENE M. BAIL- your own. 67171-56161 . WALNUT DINING ROOM SET -Large to be gun shy. 872-0252. GARAGE SALE — Reed fencing, curtain 291-2799. Only $35,9 EY, Broker.Tor appointment 463-3255. FENDER JAZZ BASS GUITAR - Am material, toys, blinds, etc. 30 HlahlOHC toble, live chairs, plum velour seals,-but- MINI POODLES AKC — Black female, .ease, S15O. Also super plush boss ompi Ave., Red Bank. Frl., Sept 22, 3 p.m let, server ond china closet. Very good cocoo female, $50 each. KEANSBURG — Three bedrooms. $265, plus references and security. fler, two 15" speakers, S225. Good condl through Sat., Sept. 23. condition. Asking $500, By appointment Call 787-5441 WATERBURY Apartments Apartments Won. Call 787-5918. _ only. 787-6869 707-0981. BEDROOMTET"— Four plecesTwIth rnir ADORABLE Yorkshire Terrier pups. GARAGE SALE - Small appliances ror and lamp. Excellent condition. $85. PLUMBING TOOLS, MATERIALS - Fil- Call RUMSON — Unfurnished, three rooms AGENCY household Items, etc. Sept. 23 and 34, 10- Coll 946-8340. ling bins. Good for new man starting In 671-5531 utilities Included. J175 plus security, refer- Realtor — 47 Years of Service — Insuror 'p«n. 6ft Conover Lone, Mlddletown. business. Call 747-2590 after lOo.rru ences. Suitable business woman. Call 229- 62 Mople Ave. 747-3500 Red Bonk DRIVEWAY SALE — Dress torm with =Ic BRED BLACK GELDING — 15.- si 4757. CRAFTSMAN - 8" bench sow with stand years. Experienced rider. YASHICA — TL-Super 35 mm sir camerc cast Iron base »IO, cor parts, baby Items, ONE-BEDROOM — Furnished apart GREENGROVE GARDENS ond accessories. Good condition. $150. Auto-Yashlnon 55mm F/1.7 lens. Soil caj much more. Frl., Sept 22, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. ments tor rent. Lease, references and LARGE COLONIAL only. 74 Highland Ave., Leonardo. ~~ Complete chest, carpenter tools with ll_- end lern cop. "25. Eyes. 74t-229?._ saw,W drill, skllsaw. Good condition. WEIMARANER PUPS - Six weeks security. Call A. Kolicky Realtor, 542- Keyport/N.J . GIBSON REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER tween Thompson and Concord 2223. Evenings and weekends call Barbara MIDDLETOWN 99 Greengrove Road GARAGE SALET-^TReiocaied. Furniture", $150. One Columbia Gyro-Vise, J15. Call AKC, shots, beautiful, two moles, two l< Side bv side, 11.51 cu. ft. Never used. MM eves. 671-5013. males. 591-1493. Bennett, 222-2340. books, clothing, toys, knlck knacks, dish- Elegant five-bedroom home, on i'/i acres, vynu. es, pictures, old postcards. Frl. ond Sat., CONTRACTOR'S — And larm equipment. MALTESE TERRIER PUPPY - Nlni MIDDLETOWN — Two-room efficiency featuring three full baths plus two powder One-bedroom apartment - $170 monthly SOFA — 110, choirs. S10 each, mapl SepF. 22, 23, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 202 Ham- Cement mixer, heavy duty wheelbarrow, months old. Very affectionate. $100. apartment. 5150 Including all utilities rooms, family room with fireplace, large; •talhed. Odd choirs, 15 la 125. Rocker lltonlon Dr., Applebrook, otf Hwy. 35, land roller, snow blode tor International Call 747-1927. Perfect for one woman. 671-4590 country kitchen, separate library, 34x24; Two-bedroom apartment - $220 monthly Mlddlelown. Cub, heavy duty truck winch, two side living room, full basement. All brand new.. 115. Wardrobe, 125. Desk/chair, 125. Twlr MOVING — Need a home for a lov- FIRST FLOOR — Attractive, nicely fur Bed spring, 15. Desk/chair, ISO. Rocker, jyckle mowers for Ford, hoy rake, bun »7,3w. Contact builder direct. 471-5558. saws, antique plows and cultivator, heavy able companion. " ve year old, AKC nlshed two rooms. Bed-living room, kitch- days or 843-1059 evenings. Includes heat, hoi water, air conditioning, Mi. Phone 74K2755, between 2 p.m.-t p.m. FENCE UP chains, Otto log saw $10 and many other Welsh Corgi, lemale. Call 842-7228. en, bath. Private entrance. Parking. Utili- G.E. WASHER - 2-spe«d, liTter flow, small tools. 671-0585 ties. Reference. No pets. 741-1394 automatic, 135. iaw. Split rail, $6.95 section, round rail, POODLES — Must sell. Chocolate mm- RED BANJC-RUMSON AND.MILE.i ;4.49 section, slackade, 4x8, 510.50, 5x8, knure puppies. AKC. Two males. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three room • MV14S1_. FURNITURE - Twin beds, Danish mod- ? AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for 113.95, 6x8, $15.SO section. Wire lence, ern, no bedding. Sofa, yellow velvet. Cor apartment. Furnished. Fireplace and go- free catalog of modest homes, farms, pa-; lon-cllmboble, 3o"xl00', $16.50 roll, rage. $200 per month. BAHRS Real Es- Keyport's Finest Apartments BARANDTWO STOOLS — And bo ner toble, blond mahogany. 222-7199. ENGLISH THOROUGHBRED — Chestnut latlal Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre-, lights. Will sell or trade for china cabinet. 48"xlOO', S22.5O roll. Heavy duly iteei tate, 2 Bay Ave.. Highlands. 172-1600 lence posts In stock. ANTIQUE LOVESEAT - And matchingmare, 16.2,1962, with papers. Very classy, age, lots, business opportunities. Coll 542-0U6. elegant mover, perlect manners, very QUl- RED BANK — 4'/j room apartment, suit Phone 264-1846 chair, carved back, red velvet seat. Ex- able for couple. References and security. RAY STILLAAAN H' BRAVO 1972 — Sleeps live, electric RED BANK LUMBER cellent condition. 747-5865 et and well-schooled on the flat and over fences. Has been shown successfully. Phone 747-1006, between 5-6 p.. and gas refrigerator, slightly used. 11B0O. Wall Street Red Bonk 741-5500 Realtor H2-rfl75. REFRIGERATOR — G.E. HotPolpt. ExSYSTEM - Two columns MATOES — Bring your own basket. onlles In elfect. Call after 5:30, M2-2242. Commercial Rentals 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury ?41-8-tO fix 10" In eoch, 200 Wall RMS head. Al 773 Sycamore Ave., New Shrewsbury. IRISH SETTER — Female, 1 yeors ol covers and stands. Six months old. Cost GARAGE SALE - Sat., Sept. 23, Sun with papers. Call after 4:30 p.m. DESIRABLE LARGE VICTORIAN DRESSER Sept. 24, 10 to 4. Curtains, books, book- 9 ACRES,, $45,000 16O0, selling tor 1350. Call 787-9022, ask tor Reduced to i35 WATERFRONT Small older three-bedroom nome. Bllchle. Phone 8422119 cases, end tables, lamps, Strato lounger, clothing ond more. Rt. 14, Colts Neck, VJ BEAGLE PUPPIES OFFICE SPACE GREAT FOR HORSE51 COLONIAL HARD ROCK MAPLE — mlleSo.otRI. 520. Six weeks old. $5 each. Coll 671-9221, after Available In Rumson. 1500 sq. ft. STYNES REALTOR 946-9M4 NNUAL LAWN SALE — Scalamandre p.m. Three-piece living room, three end tables,' illks, velvets, textures, JI-J3.9S vd. Others ) SALE — Moving, cleaned our,attic 842-4954 MONMOUTH BEACH — New custom, Iwo lable-lamps. Excellent. 1150 Call ollir ow.lnfonls' and children's clothing. IO Littllife SiSilvel r Upholstery, Sllvcrslde BAY PONY — Geld>g for sale. 14 hands, MATAWAN - New professional offlci jow-malntenance ronch. l'A blocks to 5 p.m. 842-5104. and Conover PI., Little silver. Ploy pens and rocking horse. All like ne|i w five years, hunted and shown successfully, ocean. Two bedrooms, two baths, living Call 741-6725, If no answer, call 791-7503. space available Immediately MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SET — Toys... , crib mattress, ^blacJlock and whitwhite TV One-room office, J120 a month room, dlnlng-kltchen, screened porch, at- Table, six choirs, two sideboard chests IWO — Hollywood twin bed frames, extra Maple cotfee ond dinette tables, etc etc. Two-room suite, $210 a month. tached garage. All electric. Landscaped. large swivel rollers, SS each. Two Philll- Friday and Saturday, Sept. 22 ond 23. 10 Al)5fRA"LIAN_TERR.I.ER —.Male., Many extras. Principals only. $43,500. Coll and china coblnct; all-in perfect condition. years old. Needs good "home with womai Four-room suite, $415 a month 1350. BEDROOM SET, twin beds, dressing plne mahogany-twin headboardSr-with a.m. to 4 p.m. 202 Hamlltonlon Dr., Apple- VAN'S AGENCY, Realtor 222-8328. table, two chests, with mirrors, nigh itoroge shelves, $5 each. Phllllpine moho- brook Mlddletown. (Otf Hwy 35 at Navy living alone.-CaH-tdr-rnoreJnformotlon. Strathmore Professional Bldg. CALL KROL — For your real estate table, chair. 1140. Call 741-9272, alter i }any stondard desk, double pedestal, cen- overpass.) Days, 741-5555, ask for Marti, Eves. 74V Rt. 34, Motawan 566-19! p.m. er drawer, with matching chair, $15. 5J94 needs. Stephen J.Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, Painted student desk, single pedestal, with FURNITURE - And 21" TV, table set •RED BANK — Shops available In new Holmdel, N.J., 671-4616, __ KERRY BLUE TERRIERS - Pupple ANTIQUE! molchlng chair, $10. 747-2328 ^_ Mople dining set and tour chairs. Rose Victorian Village to be constructed adja- carpet. Upholstered choirs. Mople drop- Sired by CH3X. Best ot Show. Non-shedd- cent to THE HOUSE ON MONMOUTH, KEYPORT — Two bedrooms, dining, llvT LIQUIDATING TWO ESTATES rYAtT6"SAL_~— Good buys. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES leottoble, end tobies, etc. Call 741-4686 ing, poper trained, lovable. 462-0970. .STREET. Occupancy November, 1972.; Ing, and modern kitchen. Two-car garage VI2 Sycamore Ave., New Shrewsbury. with upstairs, '/i ocre. $21,900. Coll 787- at Twin Rivers are 10 Riverside Ave. Days 747-1141. After 6,142-4135. Sat., starts 10 a.m. Rain date, Sun. ANTIQUES, YARD AND GARAGE SALE MINATURE POODLES — AKC apricots 0841. lied Bonk 741-7474 - Sept. 22, 23 24. Early pine ond maple Two females, one male. $80 and S90. Call SHOP OR OFFICE - Three rooms, River- 1 GARAGE SALE - Frl., Sol., Sun. 10 to 4. kitchen cabinet, bross store lamp, French- 717-8377 WEST DEAL — Three-bedroom ranch. POOL — 4 deep, 24' diameter, pfuTup .amps, tables, ook dining table, carriage; art glass chandelier, table lamps, china, Rd.. Fair Haven, Village arto. $150. 741- Lovely wooded corner lot, light traffic right piano. Call after 5 p.m. * i ond maternity clotnes, bridesmaids gloss, desirable rope bed, pictures, oils, SIAMESE KITTEN — Sealpolnt, female, 76U. Mr. Cozens. street. Upper $30's. By owner. 531-4590. 3'/i months old. Coll ofter 4:30 p.m. 671-968? . t, horlzonlol miller, small appliances. ilono lamps, etc. 210 Conover Road, Colls OFFICE SUITE — Choice Red Bank area* 34 Thorne PI., New Monmoulh. Neck, oil Hwy. 34. 842-3372. Must sell. RED BANK Jl" BLACK AND WHITE CONSOLE TV In prestige building. Approximately 914'. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER — Good condition, S75. One 25" color con MINIATURE WIRE HAIR DACH- Desirable for any profession. Call 747-3730 i loll TV, In perfect condition, 1300. Coll af E~XCJTVNG" PORCH "SALE "—~Lomp~s7gaV YARb~SALE~- Antiques, stereo equip- clothes dryer, almost new, glass door SHUNDS — AKC. One male left, more to 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Grandly ter 4,291-0261. _ ment, used furniture. Never used 8-track Neat mother and daughter home or son bookcase, clothes, and other goodies. All come. W5. Call J44-1062. tope $1.99. 20 Lewis SI., EatontoWn. (Be- RED BANK - Building containing store, and father home or brother and brother FOUR LARGE OFFICE DESKS — Two day Frl., 10 a.m. until dusk. 67 w. Wash- hind Freedman's Bakery) Sot. 10 a.m. to 6 AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — home. Corner property, city sewers, finest choirs, miscellaneous office Items. ington Ave., Atlantic Highlands, 291-3762 apartment, 37 Broad St., lor sale or rent., Shots and wormed. Males $100, females Call 60W37-2759. area ol River Plata. Mid $30's. High ossu- Coast Travel, 842-1000. $75. Call 264-7037 before 10 a.m. or week- mable mortgage. Coll today tor more par- YARD SALE - Frl., Sept. 22 ond Sat., ticulars. COLONIAL — Four-cushion couch, good ATT"I CT R"0"AAMAGl "epl. 23, 10 to S. ends. STORE FOR RENT — Choice location, 'condition. Girls' clothes, excellent. Drap- shopping center. Fair Haven SALE 66 Third St., Fair Haven RED BANK - $27,900 Open es, excellent. 291-3616. 747-435*. Aonmouth Auxiliary for Retarded chil- lOO's OF PUPS Three-bedroom older home In heart ot N.J.'S LARGEST SELECTION STEREO — Fisher receiver, Gorrord Iren, Blngham Hall, Blngham Ave., Rum- Machinery for Sale Red Bank. VA, FHA buyers welcome. Coll • Nothing succeeds like a good idea. And turntable, two speakers. In excellent con- ,on. Sept. 22, 10 a.m. on. OF PUPPIES Houses for Rent today. onion. Best offer. 2*4-4422. 3 PH. CURRENT — From 1 PH. supply. Hours Open: Sot., Sun., Mon. 10-5 one of the best ideas at Twin Rivers proved NflQUE~BEbs"—"Walmji headboards Other Days by Appt. Only IDEAL REALTY Morris Machinery Company (201) 344- RED BANK — Convenient location. Three Realtors Member MLS 741 S253 SOLID CHEWRY MAHOGANV"^T>inrng ind footboards (3). Set Franciscan dinner- (Closed Tuesdays) bedrooms, l'/3 baths, fireplace, laundry : to be our lirsl studio, one and two bedroom room set. Six choirs, table, and buffet fare for four. Student's desk. Single bed St. Bernards J50, Lossle Farm collies «35 room, two-car garage. Lease and secu- apartments. They were fully rented almost over- (125. Call 431-9091. vlth mattress and springs, never used. Shepherds tall colors) $35, Blond Cocker rlty. $125. 741-7713. ONLY $33,990 itudlo coach. Very reasonable. 787-DSil. Merchandise Wanted Spaniels $85, Miniature Spaniels J3J. Short Eight year old Ronch featuring four huge night. And it looks like history will repeat itself. POOL TABLE Hair Terriers $15, Keeshonds $65, English PENNSYLVANIA — Pocona Lake. New bedrooms, two lull boths and formal din- Good condition. $75. You move It. iARAGE SALE — Moving. Miscellaneous WANTED Sulldogs S195, Blchon Frlse $95, Wolf Ski Chalet. Sleeps 11. TV, dishwasher, Ing room. Two-cor garage, full basement • Our newest apartments were designed by Coll >42-3S75 lousehold items. Sat. ond Sun., Sept. 23 Used Oriental Rugs Sheps $35, Manchester Terriers $45, Spltl •fireplace. Tennis, fishing, goll. Weekly or with fireplace making a beautiful recrea- ind 24. 42 Heights Terr., Fair Haven. 842- Chinese ond Persian Ms/Toy dollle Sheps $35, Beagles $35, Ir- week-end.- Low rates Oct. ond Nov. Dur- tion room. 10% financing available. J. Robert Hillier, the award winning Princeton ANTIQUE SALE - From top dccoralors J95 ing ski season, private ski area. 671-3071. home. Set of tour turn of the century oak ; Also Woll Tapestries ish/Gordon Setters $35, Malamute Shep- KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 7B7TS5OC FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-314: herds $35, Collie Shepherds $35, Cute architect, and they are beautiful. Planned for kitchen chairs, MS eocti. Large ovol gil- iTEREO — Sylvanla, 56", Italian Proti'n- * $125 to SJKTPer Month ded French mirror, sB5. One heavily :lal console. Including AM-FM tuner, Gar- Shaggy Daisy Dogs J3VJ65, Toy Shaggy easy, gracious living, each apartment features ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash paid, sheepdogs look-alikes $150. THE BERG AGENCY Apartments carved Spanish tide chair, Mi. Call 671- ord 4-speed. 40 amp, 70 peak. Excellent LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd. Rt. 35 Mlddletown unusually large rooms that have been carpeted UM. . mdltion. $200. 671-9418 Folr Haven. 142-6257 or 741-4337. J.P. O'NEILL 671-1000 PERSIAN CARPET — Full klshon, 5' x IHANDELIERS — Kerosene stove, $10 wall to wall. They have individually controlled CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Any Puppy Farm Located on U.S. Hwy No. 1 WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Fur '•'. Two golden Himalayan fox coots. All one chairs, dressers, $10. Vacuum $S. Princeton, N.J. nlshed ond unfurnished. Immediate occu- heat and air conditioning, gleaming kitchens by rare and unique. 747-5957 after 6 p.m. >lrdcage $3, shoes 25c and up. Dresses make or condition or will trade HO, 027,1 SHORE or wide gauge. 774-3710. pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY lolhlng, handbags, 25c. Headboards, 51. HORSES BOARDED Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 542-1500. General Electric, ceramic tile baths by DOUBLE GARAGE~sXrE — 72 and 78 Trains. Trunks, $9. Loads ot dishes, Creltvlew .Drive, Mlddletown, Sot. and NAN JOHNSON Oak Hill oreo 747-WW American Standard and laundry facilities right ..in, chairs, lamps, etc. 31° Hwy. 35, BUYS AND BUYS Sun./ Sept. 23 and 24. Kitchen cabinets, POODLES RED BANK — Six rooms; three bed- APARTMENT •love, household goods, slip-cover fabric Iddlelown. (One block south ol Steak & From an entire household to a single. rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, on the premises. The one and Iwo bedroom rew). 142-9725 or 495-1076, noon to S p.m. Item. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver AKC, black miniature puppies, $50. remnants. 291-4077 iun parlor, lenced-ln yard. $250 month, apartments even have automatic dishwashers. l immediate cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. plus $250 security. Write Box M-51, The HOUSE HOL[TG"d~0'DS~~OuVen"s7i'e"i»£ AKC OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG - Pup- >olly Register, Red Bank. (lay bed, other Hems. Sot., Sept. 23, ID to PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay top. HUNTERS .' • What makes the Stratford Apartments even BEST TOP SOIL dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gouge. Any py. Pick ot the tiller. Champion sired. J. 23 Seovlew Ave., Keonsburg. Coll 747-5626 or 449-3271 ulTTLE SILVER — Young, black teacher, more desirable is what's outside. There are ood till dirt, sand, etc. Eckel's Trucking, age, any condition. 347-1445. looks for other plrl('s) to share three-bed- Follow this map to PORCH SALE - BedspfeadsTbiankefs, \organvllle. 591-9707. WANTED GOOD HOME — For three room lurnlshea house. Call after 7 p.m. Tennis and Swim Clubs at Twin Rivers and lamp*, pots and pans, silverware, many )LD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, black kittens. Part Siamese. Call anytime. 843-02(9. ether Items. Frl. and Sol., Sept. 22 and 23, O0KS- robty non-ffciio jlassware. art oblects and bric-o-brac, 741-7297 \ BREAKWATER COVE membership In both is included in the rent .|.. from 9 to 4. 51 E. Bergen Place, Red ew Jersey Malerlolt . WHITE' S GAL- mmedlate cash for anything ond every- HREE-BEDROOM CAPE COD - Non- Bank. RIES, 531-4535 or 774-9300. hlng. Ruscil's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. BLACK MINI POODLE PUP - AKC, fe- eyelopment. Acre lot. Lease or month to a truly uniqua living Not to mention that the entire community is a male, 14 weeks, $80. Call lonth. $275 per month. ILLMENSEE delightful place to live. Nearly everything is 2644697 GENCY, Hwy 34, Colts Neck, 462-3172. opportunity. within walking distance or a short bicycle ride GREAT DANE — Fawn,'lemale. Vh yrs. ATTENTION HUNTERS — Cottoge avall- BREAKWATER COVE old. Good pet or brood bitch. Last litter r ible for rent during hunting season, West- away. And the Port Authority Terminal in . pups. Sacrifice. 566-5431 ern Poconos area, ad|olns stale game closely recreates a New lands. Call 222-7395 after 6 p.m. Manhattan is jusl an hour away on the 40 express CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL — Beau- England fishing port and tiful liver and white puppy, 7 weeks. Pa- buses that come and go every day from our per trained. 741-2S97 WEST END ->Two-bedroom. $185 per frontdoor. ' . A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR month, Includes all utilities except light- • is a find for luxury, ing. Shaheen Agency, 222-3000. apartment hunters. • Ol course, there's a lot more to see and MANY NEEDS REAL ESTATE SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT - Suitable or couple. Union Beach. JIM with utili- do at Twin Rivers. And you'll like the great FOR RENT ties. Available Oct. 1. 264-1891. Red Bank' people who already live here. The only hitch Apartments SHREWSBURY - Three-bedroom house. is getting here in time to get one 6f the Stratford Adding Machines General Contractors Pearl and Available October 1. Lease. References, tARPENIRV — Remodeling, paneling, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-room lecurlty required. $300. Call 747-5113. Apartments for yoursell. We're only building Typewriter. closets, doors, additions. Odd lobs. Rea- Bead Restrlnglng apartment. Unfurnished, sits per month, utilities Included. 291-4309. ARMINGDALE - Executive home. 240 this time around. And many of them have AODINC MACHINES - T 'pewrlters sonable rales. 842-4385 Expertly on braided nylon. J1.50 afir ond. :our bedrooms, 3'/2 baths, and steam - 101 Mon Sterling clasps from 75c. REUSSILLES, KEANSBURG — 3Vi rooms, $171. One oom. ideally locoted In secluded area, already been spoken for by the people who Odd Jobs 3. Brood St., Red Bonk. bedroom, electric Individual heat and air teterences required. Call A. Kolicky missed out the first time around. conditioning. New York by bus, 55 min- tealtor, 542-2223. Evenings and weettends Long Builder LIGHT HAULING - Cellars, garages Roofing* utes, local bus corner, worn to shopping, all Barbara Bennett, 212-2340. • So come out to Twin Rivers today. See our cleaned UD. Free estimates. 741-214* after quiet side street location. 2231 Hancock ranch (VALPH A. COLE, Builder — Ntw homes, Siding ft Insulation St.. otf Main, near railroad. Mr. Napp, ^£ model apartments. And stake your 3 p.m. MONMOUTH BEACH — 4 bedrooms, 2 a Ma Dillon. .lt.rotlon.4ondor..f.. 495-1513. 2-7 p.m. Take Rte. 520 (Rumson Rd,) OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND SIDING, baths, fireplace hot water heat. Security, Mfc_» claim to our better way of life! Painting & Decorating instolled ond quororjleed lor 10 years. 775 SHREWSBURY — Furnished ($220) or un references. Oct. 1 741-325* across bridge to Sea Bright & furnished ($195), ne-bedroom,apartment. 11 Studio, ona and Iwo bedroom Clocks and INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING .. possession, turn right to Monmouth Beach INSULATION i, SIDING COUP.-Since Suitable for single or coupleJ.AII utilities IIVERFRONT — ll...... hree bedrooms, three. ihs. den, pan- Turn right on Sea Crest Rd. just II. apartment* from $172. Watch Repairs 542-0779 I»SO. Over 14.000 |ob>. F«e efllmoles. ' lly roonvjporch aini d fireplace. lcks, watches, tin* lewelry ex- 77S-»407 or Adorn Llnimovet, 2t 1-0101 . jtllltles. Leas* past Marine Navig. Hq to PAINTING - Brush ond spray. Also wall- LON"*G BRANCS H - 28 Norwood Ave. 6»y __r«_3_n«,, Oop Pont Jeweleri, 7999 River papering. Call tor tree estimate. 741-O50 iONG AGENCY, THE TOWN THAT CAME J91-2M! SliWROOWNO ___—.-. Ave., own. »«•»«, Nod Schoellner 14I-41U "Monmouth County's Llvt Wire* oof erf' OUT TO THE COUNTRY. SpMlolliti - repolrc, sWnole work. 1-4S00 Twin Rivers PAPER HANGING Diamonds ^ No lob loo small RED BANK — Clean, furnished three EANS FRANK E. WHITING 741-8974 Slip Covers room apartment. Yearly rental. Adults ouse Wi (201) 229-5757 or It or Restyled preferred. Phone 741-7076 after t p.m. East Windsor Township, New Jersey Phone: (60S) 448-9000 CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - IIP- es. Call (201)477-7202 CARL •.JONES - Pointing and wallpa- DIRECTIONS: New Jersey Turnpike South to Ekit 8. . ""1ly Insured. For trie estimates,! pered cushion covert, expertly lifted; SEA BRIGHT — North Beach lection, :AIR HAVEfi - Wotertronf. Three Bed- stitched. Call Joon, 471-IJOI. two-bedroom apartment, October 1 to baths. Unfurnt Plus May 11. $150 per month plus heat, secu- Hit,'MM.7«r"lMse7 BAHRS Real Monmouth Beach, N.J. then East on Routa 33 one milt to entrance. rity. NO pets. Call after 6,142-2795. "state?* BoyWi! Highlands. 172-1*00 Howes For Sale The Daily Register, Jted Bank—Mlddletown, N.J. Friday, September 22,1972 25 Homes For Sale Houses For Sale Mouses for Sole Houses For Sole Houses for Sale Heuses For Sale Houses For Sale RUMSON WATERFRONT TREMENDOUS BUY! $49,500 WITH A LITTLE you con't go wren« on «il» gracious Folr BIT OF LUCK ABOUNDING CHARM Haven Co***! BWMHu) MHWwftyodi (our family me man monwi* iraiMgiv- WATERFRONT Swowllng grounds with owr t& on HieGr» exterior sHWaranc*. Tradition- na «ver by moving into this vamefaeKM 1HIC, TASTEFUL RUMSON OVERLOOKING •Oi«r Lov*ly sMdmen trees. Urge en- al center hull with fwollrflileets, llylno borne. There's a custom deluxe kitchen, $107,000 Income property. Three Im tut trm. Ownwnr is In a try hall. SqugrejMng room wim fireplace room ana lamily re»m. Four great bed perfect for preparing your Thanksgiving And wonderfully IWabIt, Out- WIDE RIVER ry — worm to selll - tthat ontl riverside bay window, li1 lormol You can bring your boat apartments renting at S390 rooms, ttire* lull tains, lovelyscreenet llnner plus a family-sized dining room. standing ranch on one acre plus. ovely live-bedroom, carpeted home In dining room. Butler's pantry and modern porch. Kitchen with IOTMJjreoVtwt area. You'll also be pleated with the four bed- Three bedrooms, IVi baths, liv- into this deep water monthly. Convenient to bus kitchen. 24' Florida room with fireplace ing room with mirrored wall fine location, 34' living roam with beomed Unparalleled vain* at CM0O. Call today! rooms, tVt baths, family room, screened lagoon and right up to ceiling and fireplace. Oinlngi^room^nd JKTasa and lots of gloss. Large laundry room. porch and entry foyer. Shown by oppolnt- and fireplace, custom kitchen, line. Ideal starter home for Two lovolarles. Four bedrooms and two ment only. Asking U9.500. paneled den, lorge Florida room the ramp and slip for »ormol dining room tied baths on second lloor, plus three bed- young couple. Asking overlooking beautifully land- two boars excellent condition." Owner has left wnroom. Wolkio train rooms and bath on third. Central air, car- ADAMS scaped yard and In-ground pool. $32,000. peting and other custom extras. Early oc- $68,500 Four-bedroom, 4-bath W5.000. cupancy, ill 0,000. AGENCY - REALTORS Open 7 days. 24 hour service Everything your heart desires In location, ranch on an acre plus A. FRED AAAFFEO NEAAETH & HONEYMOON Askfflg $49,900 comfort ana value. Big recreation room, with central air, den TED 842-5098 two fireplaces, four Dedrooms, three Realtor 110 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumsor Oaths, trees and many desirable extras. 569 River Rd., Fair Haven and game room NICOLETTI COTTAGE Telephone today. his lovely little cottage on three acres Is TOTAL LIVING 741-9333 New bulkheadlng and in-,, AGENCY Ike living In the heart of the country and SWAN-KEY Is what you do In this supberbly planned ground heated pool ret handy tor transportation and shopping. country Ranch. Start with a deep wotei Realtors Wing room, two bedrooms and bath, HALL dock. Kidney-shaped pool, extensive land ARMSTRONG 102 W. Front St. kitchen. All In good condition. But now REALTY scoping, circular drive. All in mint condi- COLONIAL Red Bank ond enlarge later. Only $29,000. AGENCY, REALTOR tion. Situated on a dead end street on an AGENCY -REALTORS COLTS NECK 124 Hwy. 35 Realtor acre lot. That's lust to stort now add a 25 I55 Prospect Ave. 74MS00 Little Silver $59,900 741-2240 McAlister Agency Inc. 733 River Rd. Fair Haven living room, with fireplace, 16' formal Inarming two-bedroom older home In REALTOR dining room, eot-ln kitchen, 18' famll; 'cry good condition. Large living room; Delightful and beautifully FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP 842-6550 APPLEBROOK lining room and parlor plus coiy den and TOWNHOUSE-LEXINGTON 109 E. River Rd. Rumson room. Four larg« bedrooms, and three full maintained four-bedroom, baths. Only minutes to N.Y.C. trains Charming ronch wllh three huge bed- ountry Kitchen, full basement. A real rooms, fireplace In bath family room and Compact, convenient, complete. You 842-1894 Houses For Sale 842-4200 Owner extremely anxious and wants sin ilts Neck buy at $40,000. 3Vj-bath, 2-story home Houses For Sale cere offers. Asking S76,«00. Realtor living room, formal dining room, party haven't lived til you've owned a town- sued patio and two-car garage. Among In excellent location house. WolMo-wall carpeting In living, KIRWAN CO. he many extras are carpeting, central ILLMENSEE Game room, lovely screened room, dining room and halls. Kitchen, air, and all appliances. This lovely home three bedrooms, 2'/j baths, all appliances 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J on a well landscaped acre site newly list- Agency porch with awnings plus central air conditioning. Don't miss a REAL DOLL HOUSE ed at $54,900. Many closets good buy with this maintenance free 842-4350 Realtor Fome. Practically new carpeting SHADED PRIVACY NORTH-POINT The 136,900. Hwy 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 RUMSON COLONIAL Must see to appreciate ilone Iront cottage. Living room has three V/t beautifully landscaped acres In estate BEN ALPERN •xposures and a fireplace. Entry foyer. area. Living room fireplace, formal din- LITTLE SILVER CHARM (lichen recently, remodeled. Carpeting. Applebrook This oversize brick front Cape is perfect ing room, glass doors to flagstone patio, OWNER REALTORS ?wo bedrooms and tiled both down, wlfh paneled library with fireplace ana bar* for your young and growing family. It fea- Agency-Realtors 46 W. Wain St. Freehold huge paneled bedroom up. Basement and ESTATES IN larae country kitchen with built-in .bar- tures a 22' living room with fireplace, eat- TRANSFERRED garage. Asking 136,900. becue, play-room, Uve bedrooms,,mree 950 Hwy 35 671-2300 Mlddletown in kitchen, dining room, den or fourth bed- Call 462-6464 room. 17x22' master bedroom plus two 15* fulf battis. two half baths. Distinctive ele- $64,900 ant home, custom built eight years ago. COLTS NECK bedrooms, two fult tiled baths, full base- TOTAL PRIVACY TED 125,000. NORTH GATE - Harold Harrison built, ment. Garage, and well landscaped yard. Reasonable offers are This new Shrewsbury ranch home Is ? Immediate possession. Asking $38,900. five-year-old re-sale. Five bedrooms, 2'/i Invited on this 5-bedroom, ideally situated to aflora complete privacy. COLTS NECK ALLAIRE-FARROW baths, formal dining room, family room, Realtor Tall trees! Three bedrooms, stone raised Realtor two fireplaces, two-zone heat and central 2'/2-bath Colonial only hearth fireplace, lalcusled porch. A lovely• 1 KIRWAN CO. home for U7.5VQ. 294 Broad St., Red Bank air conditioning. Immediate occupancy. r 3 years old 5-BEDROOM, 2 /2 BATH LEO E. MASSA, Realtor, Hwy 34, Marl- 5 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank HALL 741-3450 boro. 944-2600-Eves. 9*4-8583. Located on quiet court RUSSELL M. BORUS AGENCY, REALTOR Call Anytime 842-4350 excellent for children REALTORS COLONIAL - READY FOR 600 River Rd., Fair Haven 33 River Rd. Fair Haven Houses For Sale Houses For Sale LITTLE SILVER 18x14 paneled den 7474532 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Air Conditioned Beauty Basement ideal for wrought Iron railing sets off the bed- children's rumpus room $35,900 J42200 oom on this unusual seven-room, 2Vi both Attached two-car garage. Outstanding buy and location. Three huge pill level home. Cathedral celling In llv- bedroom Ranch. Full dining room, full fin- Freehold Township ng room, red brick fireplace In big family Immediate occupancy ished basement with fireplace, lovely Comfortable, tour-bedroom ronch. Two bolhs. two-car garage. City woter and oom off patio. Two-car garage. Beautiful REDDEN AGENCY trees and lorge yard with privacy. Wall- trlvate grounds. Anxious owner asking lo-woll carpeting. City sewers. Realtor sewers. Central air. Private fenced rear 48,000. Realtor * yard with trees. 145,900. 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank HICKEY AGENCY Realtor 741-9100 KIRWAN CO. Holmdel 17 Beach Rd. Monmouth Beach Evenings 747-4146 787-6600 Ranch on an acre, 3 yeors young. Three Call 222-4087 anytime bedrooms, two baths, family room with fireplace, spacious and partly finished full SHREWSBURY OHM HousesfFo r Sale MIDDLEYOWN basement. 159,900. Houses For Sale Two year young bf•level. Four bedrooms, RUMSON OFFICE 2Va baths, two kitchens, dining room, two- 747-0221 car garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, gas PAUL R. STRYKER grill, fenced-ln yard, many, many extras. 842-6020 LITTLE SILVER CHARMER Immaculate. Listed at $44,900. OCEANPORT RANCH Convenient to shopping and schools. Wood burning lire- Walker & Walker, Realtors 946-4144 Hwy. 35 671-3311 Mlddletown Member Multiple Listing 36,500 place in Living room, well planned kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Open 7 days RUMSON paneled game room plus sitting room. Transferred owner COLTS NECK Like low taxes? Own this ranch on RUMSON ROAD TUDOR asking $34,000. 12 beautiful acres, eight room Colonial Large modern Colonial near Ocean and treed lot, on quiet side street. 3 Four bedrooms, three baths, extras In- 'River In prime area of Rumson. Living cluded. Barn outbuildings, stalls, six pad- bedrooms, V/i Baths, near school.. room with fireplace, formal dining room, JUST LISTED docks, has Income from cottages. Mort- family room, electric kitchen. Four bed- 2 story Colonial with Tudor charm. Great buy tor only $36,500. COLTS NECK BEAUTY gage money available to qualified buyer, rooms, three baths. Large potto. Over an 3 bedrooms, vh baths. 2 car ga- All this and more at $135,000. acre of landscaped around. Private access rage. Basement finished Into recre- One and three-quarter acres of beautiful trees and shrubs The to river with riparian rights. Ideal for ation room. House neatly decorated make a picturesque setting for this charming 3 bedroom, boating. Priced to sell at 186,500. 741-2406.. Inside and out. Must be seen. Only 142,000 NEW CONTEMPORARY 2 bath ranch. Paneled family room with log burning fire-, TOP AREA -3 ACRES • J65.000 Lovely treed setting for this exceptionally 44,900 place, plus basement playroom. 25' living room, large for- Applebrook attractive ranch In Little Sliver, with pad- Almost completed, on treed lot, mal dining room, well-planned eat-in kitchen, 2 car ga- dock, gazebo-all spacious rooms which Agency-Realtors Includes four bedrooms, three baths, liv- RUMSON! one of a kind, no development. A rage. Centrally air-conditioned. Just listed at $71,500. 23A Route 34 516-7600 Malawan ing room-dining room combination, eat- This truly magnificent home has everything — new contemporary with vertical in kitchen, huge family room and many RUMSON! Houses For Sale extras to moke this an outstanding buy! siding, tour bedrooms, 2Vi Baths, •Located in an excellent area, VA acre lot with Call 642-SBBO. BOATSMEN! large Living room, formal Dining YEAR ROUND BOATING MILLSTONE TWP. ALFRED J. HASSINGER •huge pine trees and landscaping, stained floors, room, dinette. All windows over- could be yours with this 4 bedroom, 4 bath ranch home; AGENCY and trim throughout, country kitchen with self- Open Bay — View for miles. On looking woods. Paneled family separate maid's quarters, den, full basement with an 100 ACRE FARM 105 E. River Rood, Rum ion bulkheaded lot, dock, 2 car garage. room, 2 car garage. Half block with 4,000* road frontage, rolllno land. 842-5880 clean oven and solid oak plank cabinets, panel- Just listed 558,900 18x30 finished area and full bath; central air, central vacu- from river, two blocks from ocean. $250,000 FAIR HAVEN DELIGHT! uming, kidney shaped inground heated pool and 310 ft. of If you desire oodles of family living areo led family room with full brick wall and fireplace, Only $44,900. then see this attractive four-bedroom of- new bulkheading with separate launching ramp, 2 slips MEYER MORRILL fering! Paneled game room with bar plus pegged oak floor and beamed ceiling. 2-zone and 75 foot of walkway ideal for a bubbler system. family room off Kitchen, charming living RUMSON Broker 842-4876 room, fireplace, excellent schools, perfect heat and air conditioning, built-in vacuum sys- $107,000 56 Church St. Little Silver for entertaining and family living . . . Un- NEW HOME "OLDE CHARM" paralleled al Sib,800! tem and intercom. Full basement and lovely CUSTOM BUILT 1.8 ACRES lighting fixtures throughout. A real value at Quaint with trees, 1.8 acres, this ADAMS $80,000. 4 Bedroom Colonial, Vh Baths* home has 4 Bedrooms, Tk Baths, AGENCY - REALTORS Paneled Den with Fireplace. Full game room, den with fireplace, Open 1 doys, 24 hour service basement. 2-car garage on Vh acre DIRECTIONS: Junction of Hwy 34 & 537. Proceed East approximately OPEN 842-5098 finished basement, central air plus 1 mile on 537, look for sign on North side. lot In prime area. Builder has 4 lots 110 Ave. of 2 Rivers available. Will custom build to buy- magnificent grounds with in- er's specifications for only $92,000 ONLY4 MORE ground pool. $64,500 HOUSE More Classified on Next Page LOTS AVAILABLE! Come meet the Houses For sale TH I *-**-* U t- J.D. ROCHE Bragar ragar RUMORS AND mum New Manager REALTOR and staff of HWY 34 wmotp tr.smwam 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY 741-5212 iPPLEBROOK MATAWAN Jtki. Writnlluylngfi. Sellin g Consult Your COME ONE - COME ALL Sunday, Sept. 24 Northern Monmouth Multiple Listing noon to 5 p.m. Broker. TO AN OPEN HOUSE Refer to yellow pages under Real Es* tore. trough Berg SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 - 1 to 4 P.M. Coffee & Buns being served 61 HALF MILE RD., MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL High Point Road - Plots over- Staff will gladly looking The Sound and New York canyousella answer all your Harbor. (questions regarding 1.4 Bedrooms, Z'A Baths, Family Room, 2-Car Garage, Oil Heat Real Estate with central Air-Conditioning, Redwood Deck. - Price one-year-guaranteed, $82,000

2.5 Bedroom, 21/; Baths, Family TtUMSON Room, 2-Car Garage. Oil Heat Central Air-Conrjitioning, Red- trouble-free-home! IN-LAWS wood Deck - Price $75,000. I This home is the perfect answer. 3 lor 4 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths. Colo- 3.Homes under construction and Inlal. Living room with lireplace, available on Malvern Court oft I dining room, large kitchen and Clover Hill Road in Colts Neck. - $70,000 and up. I pantry. Full basement. Separate I garage apartment with living Better Built Homes - by Henry A. ALMOST NEW - Four-bedroom, 2'/2-bath Colonial, I room, kitchen and bath. Just re- West and Son Iduced. Immediate occupancy. 20x14 kitchen, 21x12 paneled den with brick-wall I $39,900. - 946-8017 or 233-0456 fireplace, two-car attached garage. Mint condition. 793-6458 or 892-8343. Now, if you're looking to sell your home in Mon- your buyer will be happy to know that he can DREAM COME TRUE Asking $56,500 I This new listing is the best buy in mouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Mercer or Burlington renew this service contract, at a low annual cost, Direction: Halt Milo Road runs between Newman Springs Road and I town. Totally charming English Tu County, you can sell it faster, and for more money, year after year to insure continuous carefree West Front Street. First block east trom Parkway Exit 109. Idor, walking distance to all [schools. Three bedrooms, V/i too—exclusively through The Berg Agency— service. I baths, (iving room with fireplace, VERSATILE with American Home Shield Corporation's I separate dining room, screened This program also available in Essex, Union, RUSSELL M. BORUS AGENCY I porch, full basement, two-car ga- RANCHES! "Homeowners Protection Plan" ... an annual I rage. Excellent condition. Offered Passaic and Hudson Counties. We have two REALTORS | at $42,000. warranty which will cover your home's heating Something tor the small, large or American Home Shield is just one important 600 RIVER RD. PAIR HAVEN MAKE AN OFFER larger family — now or later on. system, electrical network, plumbing facilities, and HE CAN'T REFUSE reason why, when you list with Berg, even central air conditioning, at a very low cost. 747-4532 I Large family? Try this spacious # "f I Already partially expanded you always get more than I ranch for size. Four large bed- lo incljda 4 bedrooms, 3'/z baths, It's easy to see how attractive this will make your I rooms, master bedroom 14x24. you bargained for! For 1 Living room 15x27 with fireplace, on a quie! 2-acre mini-estate. home—how quickly prospective buyers will further information, I formal dining room, paneled den 115x24, three large baths, two-car #0 respond to this "worry-free" warranty. call the Berg office Igarage, full basement. Large £.3 bedrooms, 3 baths, plus I wooded lot with many dogwoods room with stairs for another 3 bed- For example, instead of hiring someone to check nearest you. ,,? 1 and azaleas. Originally priced in rooms and bath is desired. Lo- out the quality of the home's heating system, I high $70's. Call lor appointment, cated on 1 acre park-like setting. Both homes lop heavy with ex- your buyer can save the expense and rest assured OPEN 7 DAYS .J tras and priced right. that all of the systems are in tip-top condition and CALL ANYTIME HOWARD DEXTER ASSOCS. that he won't have to budget one cent for their J.D. ROCHE REALTORS Realtors-462-2741 repairs. He'll be getting a 24-hbur, 7-day-a-wcck 21 (.front St., Red Bank Hwy 34 COLTS NECK guarantee: all these major systems will be serviced, 747-2701 HAZLET maintained and repaired or replaced at absolutely Beautiful three bedroom ranch, with possible expansion no additional cost (never a charge for parts or upstairs. Family room, living room-dining room com- bination, 1 '/2 baths. Dishwasher, many extras. City sew- labor!). Emergency service will come within one A Division of Berg Enterprises, Inc. ers. Owner anxious, $37,900. hour, routine calls within 24 hours. What's more. (Listed on the American Stock Exchange) RUMSON ENTHUSIASTS HOLMDEL Mint condition. Three bedroom, 2'/2 bath, cedar shake A FAVORABLE TIME TO COMBINE AN ARTISTIC ranch with fireplace in family room, formal dining room, MAINTENANCE-FREE, LUXURY LENAPE HOME central air, basement, and two-car garage. Located near WITH TWO PRESTIGIOUS COMPLETELY WOODED METUCHEN UKEWOOD EAST BRUNSWICK SOMERSET EWING Bell Labs, on over one acre professionally landscaped LOTS. (S.E. corner Rumson Road and Bellevue 12 Center Street 2092 Highway 9 199 Highway 1B 1760 Easlon Ave. 1870 N. Olden Ave. property. See this dream home today! Only $62,500: {201)469-5555 (609)883-1200 (201)548-5700 (201)364-3500 (201)249-1700 COMMUTERS DELIGHT! Ave.) MIDDLETOWN BRICK TOWN TOMS RIVER LINCROFT BAYVILLE Beautiful three or four bedroom bi-level with all the mod- Consider our deliciously different elegant hip roof, 93 Route 37 642 Newman Springs Rd. 451 Route 9 Highway 35 Laurellon Circle ern conveniences plus above ground pool. No car (201)671-1000 Shopping Center (201)244-5200 (201)842-4300 (201)269-4300 four bedroom, two story, with king sized baths, bid- 1773 Route 88 needed, walk to trains, buses, schools, and shopping. et in master, family room with tavern fireplace and COLONIA (201)892-6500 WANAMASSA " HAMILTON TOWNSHIP FREEHOLD $38,900. Call now ... we have the key! 1245 St George Ave. 1002 Hwy. 35 729 Highway 33 Route 9 domed ceiling, large central foyer, country-kitchen PARLIN- al Sunset Ave. (609) 587-0400 (201)462-5900 LINCROFT (201)634-4400 with angle bay window, complete stained woodwork 32 Sayre Woods Wanamassa, Ocean, N. J. Frame and brick three bedroom L-shaped ranch with two MANASOUAN WILLINGBORO OLD BRIDGE Shopping Center (201)922-9494 baths, full basement, and two-car garage. Fireplace in liv- through-out,'central air conditioning, plus many, Corner Rues Lane Route 9 Circle Plaza Route 130 ing room, big 24' screen porch, one acre of treed privacy, many amenities, no comparables at $83,500. & Highway 1B (201)721-1700 JERSEY CITY Shopping Center (609) 877-8400 (201)254-1900 3516 Kennedy Blvd. (201) 223-5300 convenient to shopping and transportation. Asking CINNAMINSOM HAZLET (201)963-1400 $43,500. COMPUTE UNSURPASSED AND BRAND NEW. SCOTCH PLAINS 3206 Highway 35 CLIFTON 412 Route 130 WEST PATERSON Corner Crooks (609) 829-6B0O 226 Park Avenue 1201)264-8200 Many styles including English Tudor, Early Ameri- 77 Andrews Or. & Trenton Aves. (201)322-4800 CLARK PATERSON & Route 46 (201) 546-1900 cana, Ranch, or your plan, also available. These t32Vreeland Ave. 11S2RarlUnRd. (201)785-3131 homes can be seen on our Holmdel site, Lenape (201) 742-4400 (201)312-3200 Hwy. 35 Middle town Homes, Bouchard .and Wissel Builders,' 232-1561, 542-2717 AMERICAN HOME SHIELD CORP. is a subsidiary ol Republic Maintenanqe Corp. - a publicly-owned company. 671-3311 fr 1 26 The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Friday, September 22.1972 Business Property LEGAL NOTICE Small Business Class INCOME PROPERTY MOTICI Houses For Sole Houses For Sale Houses For Sale EXPANSIVE, HOT EXPENSIVE Licensed rooming house- Live on f!r»l floor, rent second and third. Roomeri ,UPE«.0«C?O«T|>r. One* you see It, you must have it. Large -want 10 stay, oil reliable. Old house, wet living room, brand new addition of kltcn- kept. Five minutes to sstorest , alalll trans- Offered at Brookdale RUMSON AREA LITTLE SILVER en wit~h dinin" • g area and spacious family portotlon, yet residential.I. Col' l 741- room, teaturfinng pone ling and fireplace. (SEA BRIGHT) i wo nearoomsr plus Urn bath. Stocked! feature three active business- This 5-year young Co- privacy fenced* walk to town, beautiful Real Estate Wanted LINCROFT - Brookdale ( movein condition. GAGLIANO, TUCCI ond KENNEDY men discussing the pitfalls. Pretty ranch almost lonial offers an unusu- Don't buy until you've seen this one. LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - I 495 Broadway „ . Community College, in coop- (31,500 Keansborg-MiddletownHailet-Holmdel Long Branch, New Jersey 07740 problems, and rewards of new. Four bedrooms. al but ideal layout for THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-0123. (201) 229-4700 eration with the Small Busi- MOVE RIGHT IN! today's modern family. TWO STORY ness Administration. Newark, their own type of business and WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR „,„„, BAYSHORE the special factors that make Living room, formal MONEY CONSCIOUS? In any condition. OUTFALL AUTHORITY, a body public, is offering a program in small A great starter. An older home in a well Phone 257-7821 corporate ond politic, of the County ol for success. The businessmen $28,500 dining room, 2V family established older community. Walking dis- «VE BUY HOUSES FOR CASH - Regard- Monmouth, and State of New Jersey, or- business management. tance to town. First floor features living less of condition. No red tape! KIRWAN ganized ond existing under the law o are William Knuckles, Knuck- kitchen, librar1y with room, dining room, kitchen, ond half bath. the State ol New Jersey, Based on the premise that ELLEN S. CO.. Realtors, 7I7-5M0. ^^ 1 '•• Plaintiff, les Electric and TV Service, fireplace, 20'20 family Three bedrooms plus holt bath upstairs. proper know-how can make You won't find a better buy. We Have Buyers I Asbury Park; Jack Rindner, room, six1 bedrooms (3 $28,500 Listings urgently needed In the areas < ANNIE'7ACOBS, HELEN GIGGLE the difference between busi- HazlefT Mlddletown. Belford, Leonordi MEN, MARGARET PARUS. VICTORIA Private Consultant, New HAZELTON over 2O ) 3'/2 baths, BEN ALPERN etc. Call George A. Dtlorme, Realtor. SAULKA and MICHAEL SULKA, ness success and failure, the Qualify Realty Associates Defendants. Shrewsbury, and Lee Yarnell, Realtor centrally air condi- REALTORS Member Multiple Listing Services TO BE TAKEN FOR PUBLIC USE. program is offering common tioned. Executive area 44 W. Main St. Freehold Wl-3232 TO- ANNIE JACOBS, HELEN GIG- Black Sheep, Fair Haven. 842-3200 GLEMEN, MARGARET PARUS, VIC- sense guidance to the small excellent commuting, Call 462-6464 .RUMSON OR HOLMDEL — Four be TORIA SAULKA ond MICHAEL SUL- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rooms. Living room with fireplace, del businessman or woman who "The Legal Dimension," on West River Road Rumson near country club. Call BETTER THAN NEW with fireplace, two baths, small kitchen K TAKETSTICE THAT Eerie Harrlng- Oct. 23, will provide a look at Chorm desired with privacy and natura ton. Esquire, William Wilson, Esquire wants practical advice on ef- now for appointmenr t LABOR OF LOVE landscape. Principals only. Reply Box M and Mr. Harvey Bowtell the commis- the laws with which business- Houses For Sale House% For Sole Charming older Fair Haven home com 52, The Dally Register, Red Bank. sioners appointed In this matter by or- fective business management. . . .Low $80 s. pleiely done over. New Kitchen ond bath der of the Superior Court, will meet ot men must contend. Laws in- RUMSON — Prime residential locale Beams and paneling. Three bedrooms 1:30 p.m. on the 27th day ot September, The program will consist of SHADED CAPE Modern Colonial. Living room* dlnfn; Huge dining room. Den ond sun porch 1972 In the law office of Gogliono, TuccI volving bankruptcy, cbri- room, kitchen, den, musfc room with fire 3 ACRE ESTATE Basement ond two-cor garage. Must b and Kennedy, 495 Broadway, Long a series of workshops at the JUST LISTED! place, four bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Hot wa seen! Now only 145,900. 'Branch, New Jersey, to commence their campus here from 8:30 to tracts, pricing, partnership, Excellent Fair Haven section, near ter gas-tired heot. Attached two-car ga Walk To Station LEGAL NOTICE proceedings to examine and appraise school Four big bedrooms. Two baths. rage, pqtlo. IV* acre formal plot. 166,420. NOTICE ihe lands ond premises described In the 10:30 p.m. on six Mondays and incorporation will be dis- Over-sized living room with llreploce. TED Take notice thot application has been Complaint ond to fix the compensation Formal dining room. Paneled family RUMSON — Choice convenient area. Unusual opportunity to mode to the Mayor and Council of the to be paid by the plaintiff far the taking from Oct. 16 through Nov. 20. cussed by Joseph Dempsey. room and rear potlo. Basement playroom. Cope Cod. Fireplace In tjvlng room, for Borough of Red Bank, N.J., to transfei of sold lands and premises, ond dam- an Asbury Park attorney. Garage. Big and roomy. Offered at mol dining room, electric kitchen, panelec own over 3 acres of to Hlxon Enterprises, Inc., trading ai ages Incidental thereto; and each of you The Oct. 16 session, "Busi- den. sewing room. Four bedrooms, 2V People* Liquor Store for premises lo- should appear at said time and place II Customer and employee rela- baths. Enclosed porch. Hot water ga parklike grounds, yet cated ot 101 Shrewsbury Ave., in the you desire to be heard. ness — An Inside View" will heal. Attached two-cor garage. Over IV HALL TED Borough of Red Bank, N.J., the Plenary DATED: September 20,1972 tionships, salesmanship and acres. $77,000. be close In. Set deep Retail Distribution License No. D-16, AGENCY, REALTOR heretofore issued to Callano's, Inc., GAGLIANO, TUCCI and KENNEDY the personal qualities needed RUMSON — Very convenient settled vici- on this majestic prop- trading as Callono's People's Liquor By: ALEXIS TUCCI, ESQUIRE nity. Tudor. Living room has a fireplace, erty is a ranch home 733 River Rd. .Fair Haven Store for premises located at 10 Attorneys for Plaintiff by businessmen for business format dining room, kitchen, three bed- Shrewsbury Ave., Red.Bank, N.J. HALL rooms, l'/i baths. Full basement. Hot wo that offers a challenge Oblectlons, If any, should be made Im Sept. 22 J13.O0 Temple Plans success will be covered in the ter oil neat, screened porch, detached 842-4200 mediately In writing to John Bryan AGENCY, REALTOR two-car garage. Oversized formal lot, to your imagination OAK HILL Clerk ot the Borough of Red Bank. Oct. 30 session, "The Human 733 River Rd. Fair Haven $42,000. Here's the buy you've been waltlnt WALTER HIXSON PUBLIC NOTICE Dimension." The workshop and redecorating tal- Ipr. Don't wait to see this four-bed? 133 Locust Point Rood TAKE NOTICE that Shrewsbury De Succos Rites room Colonial, the 20' gameroom, Locust, N.J velopment Corp. and Fell, Inc., shall op. will be run by Marvin Broder, ents. 24' cathedral cei I- with beamed celling and stone fire- ply to the.Zoning Board of Adjustment " 1-4200 Dennis K. Byrne plcplacee . ThisThis, home also featureft s a of the Borough of Shrewsbury, Mon Monmouth County builder and ing living room with formal living roam and dining Sept. 22, 29 110.00 mouth County, New Jersey, on Wednes- LONG BRANCH - Congre- COLTS NECK REALTOR-INSUROR fireplace, spacious room, large kitchen, with dinette LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT day. October 4,1972, ot 1:15 p.m.. EST gation Brothers of Israel will land developer. Four-bedroom, 2'/i bath Colonial in ex- 8 West River Road, Rumson ptus a large pantry closet. Won' NOTICE TO BIDDERS at the Borough School, Broad Street cellent condition. Raised hearth fireplace Phone 842-1150 kitchen, 25" family last at NOTICE Is hereby given that seated Shrewsbury. New Jersey, to erect a observe Succos with services "The Financial Dimension" In den. Large living room, formal dining bids will be received by the Township one-story, free-standing, detached build- room, pas-fired hot water baseboard heaf. MEMBER MULTIPLE room, four bedrooms, $59,400 •Committee of the Township ot Middle- Ing consisting of 4,200 sq. tt., to be used at 6:30 tonight and at 8:30 on Nov. 6 will present basic Beautiful wooded lot In non-development LISTING town for the furnishing and delivering as a restaurant, In approximately the area. Tremendous buy at 164,900. three baths. You data service on tax records and reports same location as o 3,000 sq. tt., one-sto a.m. tomorrow and Sunday. money lending and borrowing should take a look at SWAN-KEY required by the Township of Mlddletown ry, free-standing detached Succos signifies the deliv- "CUTIEPIE" based on the use of the New Jersey Di- premises located on Brood - procedures, the management ILLMENSEE this one. A great in- vision ot Taxation-Developed Electronic Shrewsbury Avenue, Shrewsbury, New erance \>f the Israelites in bib- of money, banking laws and All brick ranch. Two bedrooms, llvln REALTY Data Processing Four Line Program. Jersey, known as Block 31, Lot 3 Agency room with fireplace, large eat-In kitchen vestment. Trade up.. . Said bids ore to be opened and read In through Lot 10, ond part ol Lot 1.12,13, lical times and their wander- regulations, and small busi- close to shopping, bank, bus.'A perfect re- public at the Administration Building, 14, Block 32. Lot 1 and part of Lot I, Realtor tirement or starter home. Easy mainte- $60,000. 124 Hwy. 35REALTOR.Mlddletown King's Highway and Highway No. 35., which 3,000 sq. tt. building hod been pre- ings through the wilderness to ness loans; Erik Bertelsfen. H wy 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 nance! Only 137,500. Mlddletown, New Je'seny on Tuesday, viously approved by th» Board ot Ad- October 3, 1972 at 2!:0O (prevailing lustment and Mayor ond Council of the the promised land. vice president of the Asbury Joseph G. MINI FARM 842-6550 time). Borough of Shrewsbury, for use as a "OPEN UPPER FREEHOLD TWP. restaurant;' ono) for a variance to erect Rabbi Rafael G. Grossman Park First Merchants Nation- AAcCUE THREE ACRES Complete specifications and form ot attached Illuminated signs on the North- FOR INSPECTION" (Monmouth County Hunt bids are on tile at the Office ot Central east ond Southwest sides of sold build- will talk on "Come Home al Bank will be the speaker. Fairways at Llncroftl Model Home across Realtors Purchasing, Administration Building, 30 Ridge Rd. $48,500 Club Country) King's Highway and Highway No. 35, ing, consisting ol letters 3 ft. In height the street from Tomahawk Golf Course. M2-276O. and encompassing a total of 136 sq. ft., American Jewry" tomorrow. Mellville H. Borrie, of Bdr- Open 7 4qys for your Inspection. Four- 30 acre Horse Farm with large century nAiudieiown, New Jersey, copies of on each side of the building. Plans for bedroom Colonials, Ranches, Splits and Enloy the seclusion old Colonial. Good barn ond outbuildings. which may be received by prospective the building and sign proposed are on His topic Sunday will be rie Advertising, Asbury Park, Bl-Levelsl Only 10 lots left I Exclusive RUMSON TUDOR Fencing, brook. Hilltop location with 20 •bidders upon application. file with the Clerk of the Borough of "Have A Jewish Heart." with Adams Agency only! From $44,990 ana privacy of your mile view. First time offered. Asking Bids must be made on standard propos- Shrewsbury, for inspection. will conduct the Nov. 13 ses- ond up. Charm ond warmth Is the key to the doa 1100,000. al form in the manner designed therein of this home — fireplace In living room! own estate, yet be min- and required by the specifications, must WILLIAM! O'HAGAN, JR. A Kiddush reception will sions, "Advertising anij Pro- formal dining room overlooking garden, be enclosed In a sealed envelope bear- Attorney tor Applicant, sunny kitchen, screened-ln parch, three utes from all shopping, Ing the name ond address of the bidder Shrewsbury Development Corp. also be held in the synagogue motion Dimension." The ADAMS bedrooms, IVi baths, and two-car garage, ILLMENSEE and must be accompanied by a state- ond Fell, Inc. Succah. workshop will include: tech- AGENCY • REALTORS completes the picture for only J42.000. schools and trans- ment ot Consent ot Surety from a surety Sept. 52 S9.25 Open 7 days. 24 hour service AGENCY company authorized to do business In Rabbi Grossman has of- niques of promotion, using ad- CAMASSA AGENCY portation. Long tree- the State of New Jersey and acceptable 842-5098 Realtors MLS lined drive leads to un- Realtor to the Township and a certified check Jered an invitation "to the en- vertising wisely, comparison 4 Parker Ave. 741-4336 Little Silver Hwy. 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 drawn to the order of the Township of NOTICE TO BIDDERS 110 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson usual one story home Mlddletown tor not less than ten percent MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP. N.J. tire community" to view the of various media, costs, and RUAASON - $37,100 MIDDLETOVVN — Custom ranch on RIVER RIGHTS (10%) of the amount bid. BIDS WANTED FOR 1!72 SERVICES 'wooded lot. Three bedrooms, two baths, NOTICE Is hereby given thot separate Succah, which he terms the selling an "image." Nearly new starter home or retirement shag carpeting In living room, dining with beamed ceiling $31,900 The*Township Committee of th home. Two bedrooms, with easily con- 11/74 two or three-bed- Township of Mlddletown reserves the sealed bids will be received by the M d- largest in the community. verted third bedroom. Close to bus, shop- room and hall, eat-In kitchen with seIN living room (stone Fractured price foi dletown Township Administrator, Mld- The Nov. 20 session, "The 'asher< potv room home in primr ethi sections . 20x16 living right to re|ect any and all bids, for any dletown Township, Monmouth County ping, schools. New washer, dryer, stove dining room with huge fireplace, and formal din- reason whatsoever. The congregation's annual Included, plus many other exiros. Out- ly room leads to deckdei', one-car garage. f 1 replace) BY ORDER ot the Township Com- New Jersey until 3:00 P.M. (prevailing Bookkeeping and Record- standing construction. Conventiona__nventlonal martmortgog* gie only. Asking Ing room, heated sun porch, plus IV2 time) on Monday, October 2,1972 ot the 1 147,500. Owner. 747-3950. room, eat-in kitchen, baths. Coll today. mittee of the Township of Mlddletown. Township Municipal Building for the In- children's Succah party is keeping Dimension," will pro DATED: September 20,1572 stallation of root ond related work tor scheduled for 4 p.m. Monday SWEENEY AGENCY LITTLE SILVER — Do you like a 10' paneled den, four bed- J. PETER BRAUN the Shoal Harbor Marine Museum - vide' the small businessman raised hearth fireplace In o massive 1amI HUD Prolect, NJ HPR-4. 842-1492 ly room — and o back yard with a par* rooms. Outbuildings VAN HORN Township Administrator in the synagogue. with a review of the essentials OCEANPORT — Lovely, unusual custom Ifke setting? This plus three bedrooms, Sept.M S11.75 At the above time ond place, the bids four bedroom split level. Large lot. Beau- include large cement AGENCY — REALTORS will be publicly opened and read. Award of proper books and records. tiful trees. Dining room plus breakfast living room, formal dining room, kitchen of the bids will be made by the Town- room. Stone fireplace In paneled sunken I second family room. Coll owner* 747- brick barn, ideal for Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. LEGAL NOTICE ship Committee within thirty (30) days Robert Zoeller of Brookdale's den. Home completely carpeted. $39,000. 804 River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Haven from the dote of opening. All bids must Book Sale Set Coll 222-&930, after 5 p.m. or weekends for FAIR HAVEN — Charming River Oaks horses or country gen- conform to the specifications, terms ond Business and Management In- appointment. ranch. Completely redecorated inside and tleman. Don't hesitate conditions which are on tile and avail- . stitute will give the review. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two-family, out. Three bedrooms, dining room, fire- $37,900 able to all Didders without charge at the At Lincroft School Three room first floor apartment. Also place In living room, paneled den, large «5?,TWic»FgR Office ot Central Purchasing, Municipal To register for this course, eight-room apartment. Completely carpet- Mogslone terrace, on beautllully wooded . $48,500. Set In the midst ot suoerb lanriscaalna this INSURANCE QUOTATIONS Building, Highway No. 35 and King's LINCROFT - The Book- ed, oil heot. M9.500. 291-0810. lot. Custom drapes. Wall-to-wall carpet- Deautllul L-shaped Ranch offers three Brookdale Community College Invites Highway, Mlddletown, New Jersey. All contact the Community Edu- Ing. Full basement. Decorator's delight — spacious bedrooms, living room with fire- you to submit a sealed proposal for part bids must be submitted on bid proposal mobile will be located at the $17,900 place, dining room, eat-In kitchen, tiled lorms available at the Oftlce of Central LITTLE SILVER - All brick ranch, two a must sec home. By owner, low $40 3. bath. Enclosed rear porch with sliding or all of the Insurance Indicated In the cation Department at Brook- bedrooms, tiled bath. Living room with 741-5547. attached specifications. Quotations will Purchasing. Bids must be enclosed In a rear of Lincroft School Satur- beomed celling, dining room, Kitchen, util- Red Bank Town glass doors. Attached garage. Con- be received In the office ot Mr. Jack sealed envelope bearing the name and dale's Lincroft campus. ity room. Attached garage. New heating veniently located. Realtor Taylor, Director of Business Services address of the bidder and accompanied day, from noon until 4 p.m. system. Washer, dryer. Wall-to-wall RUMSON-DRASTICALLY REDUCED House. AAove-in .condi- on or before noon November 1,1972, All by a Certified Check drawn to the order -throughout. 129,000, 842-1618. proposals will then be reviewed by the of the Township Treosurer ot the Town- It will be open Monday to nnnmniiiiiiwiinMiiinimiiiiiuiitifiiiiiiiii For quick sale. Ideal large family. Im- ion throughout. Three KIRWAN CO. person or persons designated ond notice ship ot Mlddletown In the amount of ten Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 RIVER VIEW IN FAIR HAVEN — Center maculate six-bedroom, 3'/i bath, multi-lev- bedrooms, living to the successful bidder will be made per cent (10%) ot the amount bid. hall Colonial, built In 1830'!, with original el Cape on two lovely acres. Large rooms. 787-6600 known on or before December 1, 1972. The Township Committee reserves the p.m. Tuesday night it will be chorm restored. Living room with lire- Living room with fireplace, dining room, room, dining room, The successful bidder must be prepared right to reject any or all bids, waive In- place, dining room, country kitchen with playroom, separate .basement, laundry OAK HILL to effect coverage effective January 1, formalities therein, and to accept the open from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. to fireplace and beams, four bedrooms, Vh area, huge screened sun-oorch..nlus slntn kitchen, basement, ga- MIDDLETOWN 1973 ond deliver To the College on or be- bid In the best Interest of the Township. Births modern baths. Asking In the 50's. By own- patio. Close to schools, ocean, etc. Imme- fore January 1, 1973 all completed pol- BY ORDER OF THE TOWNSHIP COM- accommodate parents. On the er. 842-4231. diate occupancy. Serious buyers only. rage. Unbeatable fi- Attractive 6 year old, four-bedroom, 2'/j- icies and Invoices applying thereto. MniuminiNininHiniiiiiniiiiMiiiminMiiiiit 181,000, Owner. 516-627-0798. both Colonial on a lovely treed lot. Large MITTK final day, Friday, it will be nancing. Call now. . . den with fireplace off good sited kitchen, Insurance quotations .may be made J. PETER BRAUN central air. Asking S64,SO0. through stock or mutual Insurance com- open from 9 a.m. to noon. TRY THE LARGE ECONOMY SIZE — panies. Rates may be based on the In- Township Administrator RIVERVIEW Trim with Leather Giant sized toothpaste gives you more for surance Service Office or the Mutual Sept. 22 SH.00 Profits from the sale of pop- your money. Same principle applies la RUSSELL M. BORUS Service Office or any combinations Red Bank fhls Little Silver Colonial. Four bedrooms, REALTORS thereof. Any Insurance carrier provid- ular and classic literature as J baths, game room, central air cdndl- McGOWAN, RYAN 600 River Rd., Fair Haven ing coverage to the College must agree NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pooler 747-4532 to provide on annuol statement ot paid MONMOUTH COUNTY well as materials on hobbies, Realtors S29.900-L1NCROFT — Over three secluded tosses and outstanding reserves on SURROGATE'S COURT (nee Susan Meic), 0728 Greens 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. acres. Three-bedroom Ranch, fireplace, claims made against the College. ESTATE OF ROBERT J. SLAMON. science, and art will be do- Ave., West- End, daughter, garage, basement. 264-7200. KIRWAN Any additional or specific Information DECEASED Red Bank Area AALS :o.. Realtors. Pursuant to the order of S. Thomas nated to the school and class- relating^ the bidding of this Insurance Gogllono, Surrogate of the County ol Sept. 20. f N.Mon. AALS " BY OWNER — Lovely Llncrott split. will be made available to all persons Monmouth, this day mode, on the appli- room libraries and the multi- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mur- So Slimming! Three bedrooms. Large entrance foyer, who have requested copies of the bid, by cation ot the undersigned, Ethel K. Sla- Shore AALS family room, living room, dining room, mall, as soon.as received. mon, administratrix at the estate of the media center. phy (nee Joan Lahr), 399 country kitchen, Vh baths. Central air. All quotations concerning Inter sold Robert J. Slamon deceased, notice 234 River Rd., Red Bank Coppertone appliances. %-acre. Relocat- pretatlon or Information provided In this Is hereby given to the creditors of sold Church St., Belford, daughter, ing. Immediate possession. 142,500. 741- Invitation must be directed, In writing to deceased to present to the said Adminis- Printed Pattern 747-3000 Mr. Jack Taylor, Director of Business tratrix their claims under oath within Sept. .20. Services, Brookdale Community Col six months from this date. OUTDOOR ART SHOW FAIR HAVEN — Excellent location. lepe, Llncrolt, New Jersey. Doted: September 14th, 1972 Mr. and Mrs. Venkatachala Beautifully landscaped, Just repainted. Brookdale Community College re- Three bedroom ranch. Features living serves the unrestricted right to relect ETHEL K. SLAMON STATEN ISLAND — The Gundanna (nee Veda), 92 Ivy room with fireplace, dining room, eot-ln any or all bids; and to occept any bid or 42 Heights Terrace, JACKSON kitchen with dishwasher, den, two full part thereof which Is deemed most fa- Fair Haven, N.J. Section of Art of the Staten Is- Hill Drive, Matawan, son, Bedrooms too small?? You will ramble baths, patio, full finished basement with vorable. The owner also reserves the Administratrix land Museum and the Staten around In these four extra targe bed- bor. Two-car garage, central air. Mint right to relect any bid if, In Its opinion, Watson & Webster, Sept. 20. rooms. This custom-built home on a rural condition. J541,900, . 747-18251 . the bidder Is not considered financially Box 1I8S, Island Chamber of Commerce acre also feature* large country Kitchen, or technically able to carry out the con- New Brunswick, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hel- formal dining room, living room, two CO-OP BUNGALOW — Porch, two bed- tract as Intended, or for any reason In Attorneys will sponsor their 22nd.Annual ler (nee Marjory Falck) 23 baths, full basement, two-car garage and rooms, furnished. 59,990. $97 month In- the owner's ludgment, It Is not In the only eight years young. In the mid-30's. cludes gas, electric, water. Appointment best Interest ot Brookdale Community Sept. S2 16.25 Outdoor Art Show Sunday, Carriage Drive, Middletown, only. 542-6324. College. 1 NOTICE from 1 to 6 p.m. Works by daughter Sept. 20. HOWELL IMMACULATE —Six-room custom All Insurance companies proposed MONMOUTH COUNTY ranch. Two bedrooms, attached two-car must be licensed to do business in the SURROBATE'S COURT more than 130 artists will be Candlewood. tour years young. "Room tor garage. On large lot. $36,000 firm. 747- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grip everybody" ... Three full baths .. . five State of New Jersey. ESTATE OF WILLIAM H. MORAN, displayed at Sailors' Snug bedrooms, recreation room right off 9525 36 Glenmory Ave., (Riverside Sept. 22 S14.7S DECEASED (nee Kathleen Malina), 13 Mom's spaclpus kitchen. Leave the dining Heights), Mlddletown. Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS Harbor, here. There is no ad- for your guests . . . leave the dishes for OAKHURST AREA — Three-bedroom GAGLIANO, Surrogate ot the County of Gulfstream Blvd. Matawan, lour dishwasher. Job transfer forces sole NOTICE OF APPLICATION Monmouth, this day made, on the appli- house. Completely remodeled. Wall-to- FOR BANK CHARTER cation ot the undersigned. Patricia Mo- mission fee. Rain date is Oct. daughter, Sept. 21. n the low 4O's. wall copretlngretlng.. Phone 222-0023, 12-5 p.m. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the un- ron Costa Sole Executrix of the estate of Eves. 2221-1992,- :5-9 p.m. 1. TRADE UP NOW dersigned, Incorporators of the pro- the said William H. Moron deceased, Mr. and Mrs. William Pow- FOR DETAILS CALL NEW SHREWSBURY — Don't miss this. posed The New Shrewsbury State Bank, notice Is hereby given to the creditors MINI-HORSE FARM with unusual three- have made application for a state bonk- of said deceased to present to the said ell, (nee Gladys Huskey), 12 367-4700 bedroom ranch. Old country styled fire- ing charter. Sole Executrix their claims under oath place In beamed celling living room, for- ' The principal office of the proposed within six months from this date. LEGAL NOTICE Flomar Ave., Leonardo, son, TRUE REALTY GROUP mal dining room, full basement. Plus bank Is to be located ot 656 Shrewsbury Dated: September 15th, 1972 RTE9,Howel! Realtors Avenue, Borough of New Shrewsbury, MONMOUTH COUNTY Sept. 21. Your tearh of friendly professionals large outer building with tack room. Un- MRS. PATRICIA MORAN COSTA, der $50,000. Coll for an appointment. County of Monmouth, State of New Jer- 158 Branch Avenue, SURROGATE'S COURT Mr. and Mrs, Harold P. CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtors, MLS, 4 Red Bank, New Jersey. 07701 ESTATE OF PATSY MAZZUCCA, RUAASON TUDOR Parker Ave., Little Silver. 74I-&33A. Tri compliance with Section, Chapter Messrs. Reussllte, Cornwell, Smith (nee Brenda Higginbo- 67 ol the Laws of 1948, the Commission- Mausner & Carotenuto, Pursuont to the «rder of S. Thomas JUST LISTED! RUMSON COLONIAL er of Banking of New Jersey has desig- 34 Broad Street, Gagllano, Surrogate ot the County of tham), 193 Lohsen Ave., Bel- Charming renovated home. Trees. Close Some repairs, a little paint and elbow nated Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 Monmouth, this day mode, on the appli- to schools. Three bedrooms. l'/j baths. grease will easily restore the charm of and Friday, October 10, October 11, Oc- Attorneys cation ot the undersigned. Mildred Mai- ford, son, Sept. 21. Fireplace. Dining room. New kitchen. his distinguished 100 year old home. Feo- tober 12 and October 13, 1972, at 9:30 zucca. Sole Executrix ot the estate of Screened porch. Hot-water heat. Base- ures Include five large bedrooms, 15x18 a.m., In the second floor hearing room the said Patsy Monucca deceased, no- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay- ment and two-car garage. Many extras living room, formal dining. Excellent area of 36 West Stole Street, Trenton, New Sept. 22 15.25 tice Is hereby given to the creditors ol Only WS.OOO. Coll today! near transportation, schools, shopping. Jersey, as the dotes, time and place for NOTICE said deceased to present to the said Sole den (nee Mary Ellen Langan), Easy financing terms available. Priced at a hearing to be held upon this appli- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP- Executrix their claims under oath with- only $35,000. in six months from this date. 43 Bay Ave., East Keansburg, KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 7B7-7500 cation. TER 1 OF TITLE 4 OF THE "RE- TED The amount ot capital stack of the VISED ORDINANCES OF 1764" Doled: September 20th, 1972 son, Sept. 21. proposed bank Is 1750,000.00 divided Into BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and MILDRED MAZZUCCA $59,900 300,000 snares of the par1 value of S2.50 Council of the Borough ol Little silver, llOSllvertonAve., Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HOLMDEL in the County of Monmouth and State of Spacious rancher oh landscaped acre. each. Little Sliver, N.J. Three-master-slieh d bedrooms, two full The amount of surplus with which the New Jersey, that: Sole Executrix O'Reilly (nee Irene Williams), HALL baths, 14x24 den, 28x28 game room, 18x12 Bank will commence bus) ness Is I. Section 1 of Article t — Free Reussllle, Cornwell, amlly room, two-car garage. Three years 5425,000.00. Stondlng Signs of on ordinance amend- AAausner & Carotenuto 407 Woodbine Ave., Little Sil- AGENCY, REALTOR young. Must sell now. MELMED The amount of fund reserved for orga- ing Chapter 1 of Title 4 of the Revised 34 Brood St., ver, son, Sept. 21. 733 Rivever RdRd.. Fair Haven REALTY, Realtors. 471-5450. nization expense Is J75.000.0O and the Ordinances of 1944", adopted the 15th Red Bank, NJ., amount ot reserve »or contingencies Is day of May, 1972, be and the some Is Attorneys J23.90O-KEANSBURG — Four bedrooms, >£>U,UU0.DO. hereby amended to read as follows: two baths, fireplace, new heat, wiring and INCORPORATORS "Section I. Free standing signs are Sept. 32 S6.J0 842-4200 plumbing. Carpeting. Assume approxi- not permitted In any residential tone, MONMOUTH MEDICAL Crochet a cozy, crunchy, mate JUv total payment. 264-7200. KIR- DAVID C. EISENBERG IVORY J. CREWELL except as follows: AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE Leng Branch . loop-stitch hat quickly to go RUAASON BARGAIN WAN CO., Realtors. A. Signs to Identify a permitted Three-bedroom English Tudor. Immocu- DONALD T. CAMERON TRAFFIC IN THE BOROUGH OF FIVE BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES — LAWRENCE A. CARTON III professional use or the occupant of a •'LITTLE SILVER A & P SHOPPING Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stickan with town, sport clothes. late condition, lovefy wooded lot with pri- residence, provided the same do not ex- vacy! Many ultra features in this ex- Tidy, furnished two-bedroom cottoge with JOHN H. SHAPIRO CENTER" IN THE BOROUGH OF screened porch and two-car garage. WILLIAM H. EISENBERG ceed two 12) square feet in area, are not LITTLE SILVER. (nee Margaret Price), 1457 Leather look is tops now! ceptional value, priced for a quick sale al artificially lighted ond do not, together $42,000. Call lodoyl 126,500. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Broker, MARTIN W. LANE BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Rustic Drive, Ocean Town- Trim fashionable beret with Eatontown, 542-1103. MARVIN E. SCHAEFER with the standard or support upon which Council of the Borough of Little Silver, FRANCIS L.MULLINS the sign Is erected, exceed four (4) feet ship, son, Sept. 19. mock leather band, pillbox HE WHO HESITATES — One thing thot n height measured from ground level. In the County of Monmouth and State of comes to him who waits Is whiskers. This GERALD B. LEVIN E New Jersey, that: ADAMS OLIVER D. JACKSON B. Temporary "for sale" or "for Section 1. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:41- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ding- with bow. Use jiffy wool, big home in Little Silver Is too good to waste. FRANCES S.GROVER rent" signs, provided that the same do AGENCY - REALTORS Three bedrooms, game room with fire- not exceed three (3) square feet in area, i.44, vehicular traffic and the parking ol hook. Pat. 81X: fits all sizes. place, deluxe sun room and beautiful SOLOMON M. GROVER motor vehicles In the shopping center man (nee Ellen Szabo), Court- Open 7 days. 24 hour service SOLOMON BINDEROFF are not artificially lighted and do not, area known as "Little Silver A & P yaird. So don't wolt. Call us today. 145,900. SIDNEY ZWEBEN together with the standard ar support land Road, Eatontown, daugh- 110 Ave. of 2 River842-509s 8 Rumson _.A.. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, upon which the sign Is erected, exceed Shopping Center" on Prospect Avenue Send 75 cents for each pat- 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. CHARLES V. CARROLL aninda navinhaving aon exit on murcChurcnh streeStreet iIn ter, Sept. 19. WILLIAM C. SCHWEIZER four (4) feet In height measured from theBoroi — - .... tern — add 25 cents for each KEANSBURG — Four-room bungalow ROBERT ZWEBEN ground level. he Borough ol Little Silver shall be COLTS NECK 2. This ordinance shall take effect sub|ecttub|ect to the following, regulations: Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mach- pattern for first-class mailing 50x200 lot. 117,500. FRANK J. MANOIA A. No motor vehicle or other ve- Five-bedroom, thret-bath expanded ranch. 787-1935 GEORGE AA. CHAMLIN ipon Its passage and publication ac* hicle shall be operated In said area at a ado (nee Cecilia Caes). 242 and special handling. Send to DRESS UP YOUR DAY - Just right for large family. Informal ond JOSEPH WILDANGER :ordlng to law. speed greater than ten (10) miles per formal dining areas. Fireplace In coiy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Four-bed- VINCENT BARBA NOTICE hour. Hendrickson St.. Long sew this shirt-cuffed coatdress den. LaraeTlvlna room. Hot water room, 2'/2-both or two-bedroom, l'/i-bath LILOFISCHBEIN The foregoing ordinance was in- Laura Wheeler, 61 The lied and air conditioned apartment. Wall-to- B. No motor vehicles other than the Branch, son, Sept. 20. baseboard heat. Quiet street. Good BLANCHE BLUM troduced ana passed on first reading at motor vehicles of employees of busi- ; Bank Register, Needk-craft in a vivid, autumn knit or po- schools. Priced right at V.5,000. wall carpeting, fireplace, double garage, ALFRED C. STANSBURY meeting of the Mayor and Council of '/i-acre corner lot. US,500. Call 291-0322. ,e Borough of Little Silver held on IB nesses situate In said area shall be Dr. and Mrs. Anthony ^ng •Dept, Box 161, Old Chelsea lyester cotton blend. No waist PHILIP COHN September 1972 and will be considered parked therein between the hours of SAMUEL V. CL6RIC0 for final passage ond adoption at a 12:00 midnight and 6:00 A.M. (nee Barbara Schmehi), 1 Station, New York, N.Y. seam — most slimming. ILLMENSEE Lots and Acreage HERMAN SCHULMAN meeting of said Mayor and Council at C. There shall be no parking except VINCENT J.VAIANA Borough Hall, Prospect Avenue, Little In the spaces provided therefor and deli- Peachtree Road, Oakhurst, 10011, Print PATTERN NUM- Printed Pattern 9259: NEW Agency RUMSON — Three acre lot EDWARD M. RYAN liver, N.J., on Monday, the 2nd ol Oc- neated by lines painted upon the surface i 300 feet lakelront SHELDON SILBERMAN tober 1972, at 8:30 P.M., ot which time of the parking oreas. son, Sept. 20. BER, NAME, ADDRESS, Half Sizes 1014, W/it W/2. Realtor Most beautiful lot In Rumson IRWIN W. GOLD ind place oil persons desiring to be D. All traffic signs, Including, DR. GEORGE W. EVANS Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ba- ZIP. Hwy 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 Coll 741-1144 alter 7 leord thereon will be given full opportu- among others, directional signs, stop lti'if, I81/J Size 14!4 (bust 37) ABE MAROWITZ ilty. signs and yield signs, shall be placed In hary, (nee Rosemarie Le- takes.'(yards 45-inch fabric. SAVE 53000 1.28 ACRE WOODED LOT — On South ADAMANT BROWN said area by or under the supervision ot NEW 1972 Needlecraft Cata- Nine rooms, two baths, excellent location, Side Ave.. In Township ot Mlddietown. At- NORMAN GOLDSTEIN STEPHEN G. GREENWOOD the Little Silver Police Department and royn), 45 Park Blvd., Wana- .lontlc Highlands, Monmouth County, N.J. Borough Clejk both pedestrian and vehicular traffic In log crammed with the most SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS charming interior, congenial neighbor- MILTON M. ABRAMOFF iept. 2] 113.25 hood. Ideal buy lor Fair Haven. Princi- Write Piccadilly Properties Inc. P.O. Box Sept. 15, 71. 29, Oct. * *« 00 j sold area shall comply with said signs. massa, son, Sept. 20. fabulous fashions, acces- for each pattern — add 25 pals only: 145,000. 747-3512. 685, Winchester, Virginia 22601 or coll 703- E. The entrance driveway ot 662-8305. Grant's Store shall be expanded to and sories, gifts. Knit, crochet, cents for each pattern for Air RANCH 128,900 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE maintained at a width ol thirty (30) feet. Large expanded Ranch featuring four MIDDLETOWN — Lot 50x145. ready to Section 2. Any person who violates or JERSEY SHORE MEDICAC Mail and Special Handling. huge bedrooms, tiled bath, full basement. build. S3000. Call NOTICE OF TAX SALE embroider. Free patterns. 671-2032. BOROUOH OF RUMSON, N.J. falls or refuses to comply with this ordi- Neptune Send to Marian Martin, 420 Hoi water baseboard heot. Can assume Notice ol Sale of Property for Non-payment of Taxes, Assessments and Other nance or any part hereof shall, upon Send 50c. approximate S18.O0O VA mortgage balance MIDDLETOWN ESTATE AREA - 8.5 Municipal Liens In the Borough of Rumson, N.J. conviction before the Judge of the Mu- Mr. and Mrs. James .Crick The Red Bank Register, Pat- with monthly payments ot approximately acres, large trees, fine location. Phone PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that I, Irene C. Posey, Collector of the taxing nicipal Cgurt of the Borough of Little (nee Janice Bie), 303 Midland New Instant Crochet Book S208 ol only M9.960. 671-5157. district of the Borough of Rumson, County of Monmouth, New Jersey,,pursuont to Silver, be liable to a fine not exceeding tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 787-5500 the authority of ttie Statutes Insuch case made and provided, will sell at public auc- Two Hundred (S2O0.OO) Dollars or Im- — step-by-step pictures, pat- IINCROFT prisonment tor o term not exceeding ten Blvd., Freehold, daughter New York, N.Y. 10011. Print MATAWAN — 129,900. Spanking clean tion on the 20th day of October, 1972, at the Borough Council Chambers, Memorial 10) days In the discretion of the Judge terns teach today's way. $1.00. two-bedroom. Dlnlna area, basement, MAGNIFICENT home sites on Borough Hall, Rumson, N.J., ot 11 A.M., the lands and real estate hereinafter de- before whom the rriotter shall be heard. Sept. 19. NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, large lot. STERLING McCANN, Real Es- Former country estate scribed: Complete Instant Gift Book tate Broker, 566-9666. Heavily wooded, each over one acre, NAME BLOCK LOT LOCATION AMOUNT Section 3. This ordinance shall loke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson SIZE AND STYLE NUM- some overlooking, golf course. Fully Im- Christine Flnegon 21 169J 8 Narumson Street 11,655.36 effect immediately upon Ifs passage and -more than 100gifts. $1.00 SPLIT LEVEL 'iroved (Includes city sewers and water), Richard P. Egan 64B 7 Broodmoor Drive 2,000.18. publication according to law. (nee Gloria Stirk), 9 Prospect Complete Afghan Book — BER. Fantastic Split-level home with three Iwln- gently rolling countryside with panoramic Richard P. Egan O4B 8A Broodmoor Drive 2,000.11 NOTICE slzc bedrooms, formal den, V/j tiled bath views. Pleter W. & Alfredo The foregoing ordinance was In- Place, Freehold, daughter, FREE FASHION OFFER! on approximately half-acre Drooerlv 10% Existing homes In area valued between Van Aartrllk 72 5B Shrewsbury Drive 1,393.43 troduced ana passed on first reading at Sept. 19. $1.00 financing available. Priced at only J34.00O. 'S6O.OO0 to 1100,000. Lots priced from low The said land and real estate will be told to make the amount of the municipal a meeting ol the Mayor and Council ot Choose one pattern from 150 KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 787-5500 S20's. liens chargeable against the same on the first day ot July, 1972, as computed In the he Borough of Little Silver held on 16 Mr. and Mrs. William Shane "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c foregoing list, together with Interest on said amount from the first day of July to September 1972 and will be considered Book of 12 Prize Afghans. styles in New Fall-Winter WATERFRONT. r.e. Scott co. Realtors the date of the sale, ond cosls of such sole. for final passage and adoption at a (nee Linda Peterson). Colts J59.900 Sold property will be sold In lee to such persons as will purchase the same, sub- meeting ot said Mayor ond Council at 50c Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. Peace and serenity characterize setting 201-741-4100 or 201-43I-41QO |ect to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but In no case in excess of 9% per lorougn Hall,.Prospect Avenue, Little Neck Road, Farmingdalc, INSTANT SEWING BOOK on large landscaped lot overlooking placid annum. The payment far the sole shall be mode before the conclusion of the sale, Sliver, N.J., on Monday, the 2nd of Oc- Quilt Book 1 — 16 patterns. river waters for attractive ond spacious Commercial Property or the property will be resold. lobtr 1971, ot B:30 P.M.. ot which time daughter, Sept. 19. sew today, wear tomorrow. 10-year old Ranch. Fully Dulkheoded ex- ond place oil persons desiring to be 50c cellent for boat docking and swimming. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS The saldsole is held punuant to Chapter S of Title 54 of the Revised Statutes. heard thereon will be given full opportv Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dmy- $1. INSTANT FASHION Living room 17x23, charming aining room, Hotel-Restaurant-Bor 1121,000 At any time before Ihe sale, the undersigned will receive Payment ol the amount 27x14 family room, family style kitchen due on any proper!/ with the InUriit ond costs Incurred up to the time ol payment. terko (nee Nancy Layton), 62 Museum Quilt Book 2—50c SEA BRIGHT ' - Dated: September 20,1972 STEPHEN fi. GREENWOOD BOOK —. Hundreds of fashion with custom cabinetry. All season cluboc- " ilex (two-family) .124,000 Borough Clerk Court St., Freehold, daughter. • Book 3, "Quilts For Today's Ivltles. ...mendous opportunity, owner 11 u,u I do- IRENE C POSEY facts. $1. KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 7S7-550O ling. Call 741-1144alter 7p.m. I S.Pt.22.2».oct.«,l3 Collector of TJXJ» SI7.75 Sept. 20. .Living". 15 patterns. 50c The Dafly Register, Red Bank-Middtetown, N J. 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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 lected person, for you never SCORPIO (Oct.'24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 22-April 20) — Born today, you are a drea- allow your temper to discolor — Encourage the young in the — Children make this one of mer by nature, finding your your viewpoint. No matter expression of their own indi- your happiest Saturdays In highest satisfactions in those how angry you may become, viduality. To oppose such ex- months. Keep your creative expansions of mind which car- you are still able to see things pression would be to allcnatfc energies well engaged; stimu- Nubbin ry your thinking far beyond as they really are. a loved one. late others to activity. the ordinary into the realm of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- TAURUS (April 21-May 21) the purest creativity. You Highly efficient at whatever Dec. 22) — Once yftur own en- — Take care that another have little patience with those job you undertake, you are thusiasms are fired up, go to does not wheedle a secret out who travel the well-trodden not one to waste time on the work1 stimulating another io of you. Remember how.dlffl path in their careers — or on unnecessary. You enjoy the his best efforts. An at-home cult it is to resist another's of- TO MAKB TURNS UKS any other level of life, for that good, admire the beautiful, project succeeds in afternoon. fer of a trade. TUAT! matter — and then complain and encourage the brave - CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. GEMINI (May 22-June 21) that they gain only the merest but you do not allow anything .20) — Don't be overcrlUcal of — Find the proper outlet for but the truth to influence you recognition for their labors. one who fails to come up to your executive talents. This ist The envisioning of the whole in your decisions. the mark this morning. You no Saturday for resting and' of the project you have in may have to be forgiven your relaxing your opportunities Saturday, September 23 mind from the part you com- own shortcomings later on. away. Put your ambition in municate initially is what you VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. gear. ask of others. The need of one less fortunate 19) — Dreams and reality are CANCER (June 22-July 23) Because yours is an affec- than yourself must take pre- far distant from each other — Effort and initiative make tionate nature, you find it ex- cedence over the mere desire today. Don't allow the latter it possible for you to reach a Andy Capp tremely difficult to remain at of one whose needs are well to spoil your pleasure in the longstanding objective by af- odds with other people, even met. Concentrate your forces. former. Dream on! ternoon. Children brighten up the evening. I IT'SGOIN'T'BEABIT \ T GIVE m REGARDS TO THE with those who have done LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) OF A &RAG; BUT X MUST \ J NEWW BARMAID - WWHAT'S . their utmost to provoke you. A Saturday to spend with the — Follow another's thinking LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - GO WWM Tl THE HOSPITAU 'gR NAME AGAIAGAINN ? j-> You have a temper and can- family. Though separated by down to the last detail and Lend another benefit of your AN1 VISIT POOR OL& HARRY/ not help allowing it. to get the the miles, you can still com- you may well be able to put professional counsel. Family fVERlTT -NOU < better of you on occasion; municate via phone or letter. into motion plans of your own. discussions lead to wise deci- nevertheless,'you can''be Enlarge upon another's ef- /B^cuss your future with oth- sions regarding your career — thought of as a calm and col- and another's future. WEAVER? forts. ers. SheinwolcPs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEItfWOLD How does South know which are only six unknown cards in high cards you should prefer to do? the East hand. West has the 3- the raise because it is slightly Some of the best bridge Forget that you're looking 2 of spades and eleven cards more encouraging. players of my acquaintance at all of the cards and that in the side suits. The odds are know as much about math- you can see which defender, therefore 11 to 6 that West Blondie I'ast dealer ematics as my 7-year-old Ger- has the queen of hearts. You rather than East has the Both »ides vulnerable man shepherd. (Honey Bear wouldn't know this (presum- queen of hearts. NORTH is a very clever dog, but arith- If you prefer not to work ably) in an actual game, and 4 J85 metic tells her only that two things out so precisely, just you would have to use your 9 K34 dinners are better than one.) remember the principle. brains instead of your eye- 0 KQ107 When an opponent has unusu- You can get quite good results sight. + J 105 al length in one suit, play the with that sort of knowledge, WEST other opponent to have length EAST as today's hand demonstrates. The Opening Bid • 3 3 4 AKQ974 West opens the three of You may consider playing (and even stregnth) in any V) 7 spades, and East wins with East for any and all missing other suit. 0 8 65 3 0 942 the queen. East continues strength because of his open- DAILY QUESTION * 973 2 + A64 with the ace of spades and Ing bid. You should expect Partner opens with one SOUTH then with the king. East to hold six spades to the heart, and the next player + 10A South should ruff with the A-K-Q and the ace of clubs, passes. You hold: S-J 8 5 9 AII0962 nine if he thinks East has the but the location of the queen H-K 5 4 D-K Q 10 7 C-J 10 0 AJ queen of hearts. But if West of hearts is still in doubt. 5. What do you say? • KQ8 has the queen, South should The important feature is Answer: Bid two hearts. East South Wtst North ruff with the ace of hearts and East's length in spades. You The question is whether to bid I • 2 (J Pass 3 (? then lead the jack of hearts know about East's six spades two hearts or one notrump. Pass 4(J £|| p»s« through West for a finesse. and his ace of clubs, and there Since you have 10 points in Opening lead - e) 3

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beetle Builcy SURRENDER, PHANTOM, OR THE SORRIER THE HE DIES M is IT me PECRUIT LOOK*? THE on J UAPPIER £AR»fi IMAGINATION, WOKS &EET1.E? 28 The Daily Register, Bed Baok-MlddleUnn, N.I, Friday, September 22, lift Three New Officers Are Named at EAI Technology. He holds a bach- WEST LONG BRANCH - ces Corp. in California, where ter's degree from OCLA. space Enterprises, General sible for advance planning Electric Co. and Remington systems analysis and oper- elor of scienceidegree in elec- Boy S. Musbrush, president of he served in several sales Mr. Sallard was formerly trical engineering from Chino- Electronic Associates Inc., management positions. He employed by Opportunities In- Rand Univac. ations requirements of vari- He is a graduate of Drexel ous systems. Tung University, Shanghai, manufacturers of precision also spent several years with dustrialization Centers of China, and a doctorate in plastic components for elec- IBM in sales management po- America in Philadelphia, University with a bachelor of Before entering industry, science degree in industrial Dr. Chin spent several years electrical engineering from tronic applications, has sitions, including district man- where he was national direc- the University of Wisconsin." named three new officers to ager for Africa. ' tor. He was responsible for re- administration. He served as teaching undergraduate the corporation. He received his bachelor of searching and developing new first lieutenant in the U.S. courses in control systems, Army Signal Corps. analog computers, network WEU TAKE CARE Or Appointed were Lloyd M. science in business adminis- programs and evaluation of tration from the University of existing programs. Dr. Chin was formerly em- analysis and synthesis and ANSWO1NG YOUR PHONE Lokka, vice president of magnetic field theory. sales; Benjamin W. SaUard, California at Los Angeles and His experience includes ad- ployed by General Electric >24 HOUR general manager of the new continued his education in ministrative and managerial Co. as manager, advanced His assignments included ANSWERING SERVICE parts and fabrication division, marketing, receiving a mas- positions with Progress Aero- technology, and was respon- the University of Wisconsin and Dr. Jeff H. Chin, man- and Carnegie Institute of 671-9200 ager, market planning group. Mr. Lokka was formerly employed by Computer Scien- HOME Old Timer Day IMPROVEMENTS Reset for Sept. 27 RED BANK — The 22nd an- nual Old Timers Day at Ma- its you in e f') rine Pai;k, was postponed Wednesday because of the bad weather. The event will be held at Marine Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 27, and will feature 55 WHITE ROAI games, music, prizes, lunch, SHREWSBURY and refreshments. The program is co-sponsor- 747-SOO'. ed by the Red Bank Area- Chamber of Commerce, and ON DISPLAY — Dr. Edward Bilderback of Key- the Department of Parks and 'UTURE DESIGN port, displays one of 48 paintings to be displayed Recreation. Ben]ami> W. SaDard Lloyd M. during October at Marlboro shopping center of-, Dr. Jeff H. Chla flee of Sterling Thompson & Associates as part of a community service project sponsored by the real estate agency. Admiring the painting is Mrs. : 3oan Cushman, office manager. Adoption Service Unit Needs More Parents " HIGHLAND PARK - Chil- couple retains a lawyer who idxen without families are arranges for a court date. "waiting for adults to offer During the entire adoption them their hearts and homes. process, the only fees are for, The Adoption Service Cen- the lawyer and for the court. shatters the ter, 85 Raritan Ave., is always in search of adoptive parents. And the only legal require- ment is that one partner be at least 18 years of age and the car. other, at least 21. The children available are currently in foster homes throughout the state. Many are black or interracial. After eight years of mar- riage, one couple now has the child it has always wanted. They inquired about adoption Cars of the $10,000 class arouse accordingly. It is uncannily efficient. steering and automatic shift, plus their cars a good long time. through the Bureau of Chil- images of bulk, brocade and an over- Steering is power assisted and ex- power brakes, electric windows, tinted The long life expectancy of a drens' Services and were in- bearing manner. Luxury has come to tremely accurate. The car glides nimbly glass, AM-FM receiver, heated rear Mercedes-Benz is aided by its welded terviewed so officials could window-all standard fittings. "unit" body; far fewer nuts and bolts to determine with them their mean pomp. through traffic. Manual effort is wonder- feelings about having a child. The new Mercedes- fully light. (Tell your Standard too is a bit of technical possibly work loose, squeak and rattle. Their home study was ap- Bcnz 280SE 4.5 Sedan / \ wife.) wizardry called a central locking system. Your 4.5 carries 44 lbs of anti-corrosion proved and sent to Trenton, rejects this hollow Intelligent detail: a Touch a button and all 4 doors, the defense in its primer and paint coats where selection of a child took approach. It is an invest- stalk on the steering col- trunk lid and the gas port silently lock alone. More than 20 lbs of plasticized un- place. The choice was Patrick, ment in fine machinery. umn lets you flick on by vacuum power. Instant security. dercoating are bonded to the underside.. a foundling who had been tak- Thomas Strati Youffrn order some options. They en to the hospital nearest This mechanical excel- the wipers and dim head- where he was abandoned. Carrier of Week lence, not only elevates lights without removing includeleatherupholstery and a sliding Mercedes-Benz motor cars: your standard of living; your hands from the steel sunroof. from $15,094* to $6,345* RED BANK - Thomas Since his parents had never wheel. Additionally, two elongated versions Mercedes-Benz offers a vast' range of been found, Patrick came un- Stratz, 14, of 30 McLaren St., it raises your standard of the 4.5 Sedan are available: the models. Here are suggested retail prices der the auspices of the Bu- is The Daily Register's Car- of driving. Can you think for 7 of the most popular types: Tired of fatigue? reau of Childrens' Services. rier of the Week. He delivers of a more worthwhile 280SEL 4.5 at $10,875, and the 300SEL 450SL Coupe $15,094 After he was placed in the to 78 homes each day. luxury than that? The engineers even 4.5 at $14,130. Both afford 4 more 450SL Coupe/Roadster $11,688 28OSE 4.5 Sedan $10,283 couple's home, caseworkers A Register carrier since Ap- Ntw 2I0SE4.S V-l it marV«d by advanced took a different ap- inches of- rear-seat legroom. The 250 Coupe $ 8,069 visited to see how things were No chauffeur needed (MIUIM Ilk* •Uclronic full Inaction tod J 7,218 ril, 1970, the Circulation De- (THutltorlitd l|nll]on lystam. Connecting proach to the seats in the 300SEL 4.5 uses an air-suspension system. 250 Sedan progressing. Patrick seemed 220 Sedan $ 6,360 - partment reports that he has Rather than drows- redi and other angina pint ara meticu- 4.5 Sedan. The car is put together with care $ 6,345 happy and arrangements lously hand balinccd btfort anembly; 220 Diesel Sedan maintained excellent promo- ing in the rear seat while altar auembly,aachangina gtta a thorough "The uninitiated are, and patience. It is more than "fine work- *E»)1*ndGulfCoiiipomorcnlry,cj(clui[veoflniiipona- were made to finalize the tion and delivery service. bench tot. lion, olhei optioni, flue and local taxel, if any. Copyright someone else drivesj you J at first anyway, put off manship." It is a zeal for perfection. 1973, Mercettei-Bcni of Noilh America. Inc. ' adoption. A ninth grader at Red Bank Prior to adoption, a couple Regional High School, he is willactually/ooft/oraHittf ^ by the firm Mercedes to taking the wheel of this car. seats," observes Road& Track magazine, 1973,1974,1975,1976, etc. is asked to complete a finan- active in the Boy Scouts, "The best available today'' cial sheet and undergo physi- plays football and -basketball, Credit the Mercedes-Benz engineers. "but after several hours of traveling A $10,000 car is clearly no short- cal examinations. Once a and collects different size and They pulled out all the stops: these same people are still comfortable term investment. Your 4.5 was put to- Mercedes-Benz engineers - poured child is placed in their home, type rubber bands. • Power flows from the same large -they're beginning to know what gether to stay together—an old Mercedes- the cream of their expertise into _the_ •it may take six months to a He would like to be an auto V-8 used in the new 45OSL sports car. Mercedes cars are all about." Benz tradition that reflects an old Euro- 280SE 4.5 Sedan. They believe it is year for the adoption to be mechanic. Don't worry; this engine is tamed to a Your 4.5 comes with air, condition- pean tradition. Unafflicted by new-car worth every penny of that $10,283 price. finalized. purr. ing already built in. That power mania, Europeans tend to hang oh to Other experts concur: To finalize, the Adoption Service Center explains, the Prayer Vigil Set You ride on one of the most "One has to pay through the £rately engineered suspen- nose for the best, but for those By Church Youth sions on any passenger car, simi- who can afford it and demand real SHREWSBURY -The lar in principle to the all-inde- readability with their luxury, com- young people of the First As- pendent systems used on200-mph fort and prestige, the 280SE with sembly of (Jod Church on racing machines. the V-8, in either regular or L ver- Sycamore Ave., will conduct • Racing machines employ sion, is the best available today." an all night prayer vigil from 4-wheel disc brakes; so does your -Road & Track magazine 8 p.m. tonight until 8 a.m. to- 4.5 Sedan. Even the costliest do- Now see if you concur. Send morrow. mestic luxury sedan, on the other the coupon below for a free color There will be special prayer hand, uses disc brakes only on the brochure with full details on all for prisoners of war and those missing in action and for the front wheels. Mercedes-Benz models;' or pick sick. • Functional design keeps the up your brochure when you visit The Rev. Patrick McLane is 4.5 almost 3 feet shorter and half your authorized- Mercedes-Benz 15,000 MUMS the pastor of the chunch. a ton lighter than America's best- dealer for a test drive. mNSPlANTNOWfOR... selling luxury sedan. An agile car. The photo at right dramatizes McrcedesBeiu INSTANT COLORFUL ISRAELI STRIKES of North America, Inc. FALL BORDERS TEL AVIV (AP)-Strikes in all the,sc pluses. You see a 4-5 rip^ OVER I SO VARUMS AT Israel coat the economy 20,658 ping at speed around Germany's workdays in the first three NUrburgring race circuit as if it HOCKHOCKSON months of this year, 30 per cent were a sports- car, not a $10,283 more than in the same period FARM last year, the Labor Ministry sedan.Areassuringdemonstration. ON RT. S37 3 Ml. EAST OF COLTS NECK UQHT reported. There were 48 strikes Open Dally 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. involving 17,077 workers and Mouth-watering details 542-0653 another 21 partial work stop- The engineers fitted that V-8 pages. with a computer to check speed, .Stale load, temperature-even altitude Telephortc ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF —and meter fuel to the cylinders *•> RUMSONand

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HiimutimMmmtifliu^^ tion Sales for MAF •t Starts Monday RED BANK-Metropolitan sey Symphony in Red Bank by the Monmouth Arts Foun- are famous. C'arlton Theater. Opera star Marilyn Home and this winter. dation. He will perform Tschai- Subscriptions will be avail- pianists Andre Watts and Earl . Conductor Henry Lewis will Subscriptions go on sale kowsky's Piano Concerto No. able next week by telephoning Wild will each headline a pro- lead the full 94-piece orches- Monday for the new series, 3 for the final series concert. the Monmouth Arts Founda- gram of the three-concert tra in its first Monmouth which replaces the old five- Thursday, March 29. tion or by writing M.A.F. c/o series given by the New Jer- County series ever, sponsored concert series MAF has spon- All concerts will be in the .Box 453, Red Bank, 07701. sored for the past two dec- ades. The New Jersey Symphony has been making musical headlines since 1%8 when it acquired Mr. Lewis as its con- ductor and music director. The California-born and trained maestro has revita- lized the orchestra in the last four years and its schedule has expanded from 21 to 120 concerts annually, including performances in 40 New Jer- sey cities as well as out-of- state appearances. Now, with 94 full-time musi- cians, a 36-week season and its own Carnegie Hall series, the orchestra is rated among the top American orchestras. Andre Watts will perform Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in the first series pro- gram. Wednesday, Dec. 6. At age 25, Mr. Watts has earned a place among the keyboard giants. His perform- ances fill concert and recital halls to capacity year after year, and, for him. frenzied standing ovations are EARL WILD will headline the Monmouth Arts ANDRE* WATTS, at 25 regarded as a "keyboard frequent. Foundation concert March 29 In the Carlton The- giant," wilt appear in a Monmouth Arts Founda- He first came to light nine ater, Red Bank. Subscriptions to the winter series tion concert in the Carltpn Theater, Red Bank, years ago as a soloist on go on sale next week. Dec. 6. Leonard Bernstein's televised New York Philharmonic Young People's Concerts. The 16-year-old was an instant success, so much so. that, three weeks later, when Glenn Gould was unable to appear fora scheduled engaement with the Philharmonic. Watts was called in to replace him. Marilyn Home appears with the Symphony on Wednesday. . Jan. 31. Ever since her San Kran- cisco Opera debut in l%0, crit-' ics have been describing her- voice as one of the great ones of all time. She appears regu- larly at the Metropolitan, La Scala, Covent Garden. San . Francisco and Chicago Lyric operas. She opend the 1071 Lyric season in an especially imported production of "Sem- iramide." This past week, she opened the Met's season in a new production of "Car- men" Wild is regarded as the fore- '.'•/.'most interpreter of the ro- mantic piano repertoire. He possesses the technique and musicianship necessary to make this fiendishly difficult music his own. tie has appeared with or- MARILYN HORNE will be In Red Bank for a v chestras and in solo' recitals HENRY LEWIS brings his 94-musJcian New Jer- Monmouth Arts Foundation concert on Jan. 31. around the world, and his sey Symphony to Red Bank for three perform- *" SSIoh Henr^ Uy?!s' wMI ^nWct ttie"':tiyw'* recordings of Liszt, Rach< ances In Monmouth Arts Foundation's winter "i.i-iii;;,-- The Men' t-wise 3f ByJAYSHARBUTT Persons to locate a Highway Dain, and then I'm smashing the other three and "Madi- ence for taking hoods to an Ap Televfslta Writer Patrol sergeant missing some- that car ring/' Lines like that gan," which made its debut encounter group instead of the where in the San Diego area. abound in the show. . Wednesday, is head and shoul- slammer. NEW YORK -According The sergeant has vanished Perhaps the best of the lot ders above all contenders. to the Chinese calendar, this amid gunfire during his un- occurs when Dain grabs the It has good photography, The plot centered on a fa- isthe Year of the Rat. dercover investigation of a arm of a lady tavern keeper good acting, good writing and vorite Manhattan top- Jhursday became the night of major stolen car ring. Dain 3nd murmurs: "You know above all, Richard Widmark, ic—mugging. It involved the dog with the premiere of. infilitrales the ring to locate something? You're my kind of who delivers lines so well his Madigan's effort to nail two ABC's new detective trilogy the sergeant, and to help woman." co-stars occasionally must brothers he knew were series, "The Men." bring the knaves to justice. wish they'd studied tuba in- waylaying old ladies in Cen- *"* The debut show concerned The plot thins from there stead of drama. ' tral Park and darkened eleva- ^ the efforts of Lt. Frank Dain and a cfusty San Diego chief TELEVISION He plays the classic, hard- tors. * = (James Wainwright) of the detective gets impatient with boiled New York detective e California Bureau of Missing Dams' search: "One week, sergeant, teamed in the open- With this kind of a start, the COMMENT ing episode, with a rookie part- only thing that conceivably go wrong with "Madigan" is a 1 iiuiiHiHiiiiiniiHiiiitiHiiHiHiiiiiiitiiniiiiai ner (Ronnie Cox) who has a sociology decree and a prefer- probe of it by the Knapp Com- Dain eventually finds the mission. BACHERT'S HOFBRAUHAUS sergeant, who turns out to i 301 Ocean Ave., Atlantic Highlands have lost his memory because Tel. 291-0224 of a head wound suffered in a - 1 gunfight with a car thief. Annual "OKTOBERFEST" Whoever wrote the show should be booked' on suspi- • SAT. & SUN. cion' of foul play. 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City 5tit«_ Hfi. 671-4514 Taylor's Almost Busy to Be Jazzy D 09 By MARYCAMPBELL Jazzmooile, which Taylor career which has to do with spiritual and she was singing it B AP Ntwsfeotures Writer helped start in 1965. A woman communication on many levels. .wrong. She said a nun taught it RECORDS What I'm concerned with is re- to her so it couldn't be wrong. I Jazz pianist Billy Taylor is so ( member of the Harlem Cultural busy that he has to write down Gouncil had gone to the World's ally expanding the minds of told her I could write a song like that, so I did. I wrote the first in his daily schedule, "time at Fair and noticed that, though Taylor says, "Everybody on people. I feel there is so much the piano." there were many expensive ex- information available that verse and the melody in about the council said no but me. 15-20 minutes. H took two years Three years as' orchestra hibits, a lot of people were fol- Since I spoke so loudly in favor people are interested in, but lowing brass bands and listen-. they're never exposed to it. I'm and a co-writer to finish the director of the David Frost of it, I became the one they told lyric." Show ended June 30. ing to the music. She suggested to go out and do it. It became primarily interested in present- • But there was the summer's some street music for Harlem. my baby. ing the contributions of my own "The exciting thing is being ethnic group. able to pull together sources of As for recording, Taylor says funds. We get our biggest help he hasn't decided what 'he from the state and a lot of help wants to record next. "I'm fool- SEAFOOD from the city,, like from the ing around with electric piano. Ballads Sanitation Department and Po- Maybe 111 do that." DELIGHT lice Department. Coca Cola has His last two LPs are "Ok, . ttvp+i H»r, Billy!" and "From David Frost M fried **M. fC*H*pt, filM •* I been our most important com- pany sponsor for the last five or, and Billy Taylor, Merry Christ- six years." This year the bud- mas," both on Bell. get was $250,000. He says, "My recordings are the best-kept secret in jazz. I've TONES made about 30 as leader, not te. 35 'Middletown One mile north of Red Bank • • • • - 741-8344 counting other stuff. Most of them are out of print. 1 Wish I Knew' on Tower and the early trio albums on ABC came off the best, probably." "I Wish I Knew how it Would Feel To Be Free" is Taylor's best-known composition. He says, "I wrote that nine years DINE & DANCE ago,-when my daughter was 7. COMING! WEEKEND She came home singing a black at the'Molly" Chelsea DANCING morning Friday at 9 — Saturday at 9:30 unisex Billy Taylor haircuttiog & Taylor taught history of jazz 7 white St., red bank piano at the Manhattan School wnnl to be at)!'* to wash and towel dry you* i_ui.ii__ have it No minimum-No cover charge of Music this summer, mostly tall into ftliti,1 Hit-1'* ttiis is Uie pJiiSi' L'ii. j'iLy- ''P to music teachers, and he'll; 6:30 ttmrs. eve (ill H lor 4)pp call teach it this fall at C.W. Post 842-9037 American and Continental College. He wrote a dozen or so books for music teachers in the cuisine at popular prices early 1950s and he's revising and condensing those into one or two volumes. "As an under- Cocktail Lounge graduate, I was going to .be a music teacher, I think educa- tional techniques should not be divorced from the practical as- Molly Pitcher Inn pects of playing music, as they have been in this country. And & Motel-Red Bank when things bother me I try to 11 WAYS TO MAKE YOUR do something about them." reser vat Ions 747-25OO Taylor, who was born in MORNINGS MORE INTERESTING! Greenville, NX., in 1921, was Join reared in Washington D.C. and is a graduate of Virginia State "The World of Ideas" College, also is working on a Short courses on.. .ART:. -.LITERATURE HISTORY Ph.D. in black music at the Day trip to Winterthur and to Brigantine University of Massachusetts. Book - Author Luncheon • In August he was named to a ... and much more!.... all offered at low cost! six-year term on the National Council on the Arts. Call This year, Taylor has become part owner of two radio sta- DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY EDUCATION tions. He and two other black 842-1900; EXT. 313 for a flyer.. men bought WS6K in Savannah, Stop by "The WORLD OF Ga., and he is part of a con- BRCXXCALE IDEAS" booth at Steinbach glomerate that bought WLIB in COMMUNITY (Manaiapan, Red Bank, An- New York, the city's first bury Park) for further informa- SINGALONU - Friday & Saturday Night ' -I black-owned station. COLLEGE tion. ' "This is all a j»art of my Starting this Friday EVERY SING-A-LONG Open Daily for Luncheon FRIDAY with the fabulous Sunday Brunch 11 to 1:30 81.95 ALL THE LOBSTER Wednesday Buffet ....®5.50 YOU CAN EAT "CRAZY Monday Night "2 for" S| HUGHIE" Admiral Benbow Inn 1030 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT an 18th Century seaport at "TRY OUR MiMOI/S HAMBURGM" 2 Jackson Street, Highlands, N J. Phone (201) 291-1232 f"'.'i ).* *v!,l lt fj 11:20 AFTERNOON 2 " 1:30 & THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) Quest: Lucille Ball JO AlttJHlE'SiW FUNNIES(ty<\- < . O MOVIE GREATS O AROUND THE WORLD JN 60 DAYS (C) "An American Guerrilla in the Philippines" (1950) IB CREATURE FEATURE Television starring Tyrone Power, Tom Ewell. An American "Castle of Terror" (1968) starring CJeorge Revere, Naval officer, stranded after the wreck of Bataan, Barbara Steele. A, man makes av wagef with ft re- FRIDAY leads a band of natives in feats of espionage. porter that he cannot spend a flight at hla castle O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) from which no UvlAg person has sVer returned. MOVIES 0 THE LATE MOVIE O FUNKY PHANTOM (C) Til Never Forget You" "They Came to Cordura" (1959) starring Gary 0 MOVIE AT NOON llOO Cooper, Rita Hayworth. During the Mexican expe- ^The Biscuit Eater" (1940) starring Billy Lee, Car* dition of 1916, a U.S. Army major, who believes den Hlckman, A youngster acquires a castoff hunt- rW himself a coward, is relieved of his) command. ing- dog and enters bint in the field (rial*. "Second Chance* 1:50 0 THE CBS LATE MOVIE (C) 0 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C> 430 •The Oppoilfe "A Place for Lovers" (1969) starring Faye Dun**] 12:30 »{ 0 "P«rh wUi I? w*yr Marcello Ifaatroiannl. A tender, and haunting O FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS (C) romantic drama of two people who are hopelessly TALKING WITH A GtANT (C) Z SsOO 0 "Tne Human Monsters" In lore* . _ UDSVHJJMC) 2t00 THE HONEYMOONERS 'EVENING © SESAME STREET (C) 200 NIGHT FINAL (C) 0 THE CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL 4*00 00O NEWS(C) 2:55 0 GOOD NEWS (C) "Scrambled A delinquent boy gives up the apparent 140 NEWS (C) 0 THE FUNTSTONES (C) f£» " life of crim1 e for the erclung life' of motorcycle "Social Climbers" _ THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) scrambling .. ; O GILUGAN'eepstake*S ISLAN" D "Zero Hour" (1957) starring Dana Andrews, Linda o,LASSI! "Mayberry on Record" 3:00 SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE (C) 3:15 NEWS AND WEATHER 'Rlngo aaj Hla Golden PUtor (1966) stirring ONEWSfC) SERMONETTE (C) Uexk Damon, Valeria Fabrud. A bounty hunter, O THE AVENGERS 344 EVENING PRAYER with a Ughtning draw, Is to turn hunted by two 'Two's a Crowd" TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) brothers seating revenge. ' 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) 3:45 _ THfi UTE LATE SHOW (C) 0 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) "The Birds and Bees Bit" "Law and Order" (1953) starring Ronald Reagan. Dorothy Malone. , —»—• 1:45 0 NCAA FOOTBALL (C) 7:30 D THE ELECTRIC COMPANY THE BRADY BUNCH (C) 7:30 PODO(C) Canada. "Hawaii Bound.** Mike Brady Is able to take the UNDERDOG (C) © SSESAME STREET (C) whole family with him on a business trip to Hawaii, DAVEY AND GOLfATH (C) 4:00 0 THE EARLY SHOW (C) . 0bu tMILLIO once therN eDOLLA the boyRs geMOVIt InvolveE d with an ancient 0 NEWS AND WEATHER "Rock-a-Bye Baby" (1958) atarring Jerry Lewis, ^Sands of. Beersheba" (1966) starring Diane 0 MEDICAL CONSULTATION (C) Marilyn MaxwelL A small-town bachelor, friend Baker, Tom BelL Arab terrorists attack a village •;00 0 THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW (C) of a movie star, agrees to take care Of her triplets in the Israeli desert and an American girl looking 0 UNDERDOG (C) while she ntakes a movie. for a former sweetheart, finds her life in danger. 0 DAKTARI (C) 0 LANCER (C) 0 MOVIE AT EIGHT ™- 0 H. R. PUFNSTUF (C) "Catch a Wild Rose" rAad Then There Were None" (1945) starring 0 MR. MAGOO(C) © SESAME STREET (C) Louis Hayward, Barry Fitzgerald. Ten people con- 4:45 © KINER'S KORNER (C) verge on a deserted Island where they are killed, THIS IS THE LIFE (C) 6:00 0 SPORTS CHALLENGE (C) on by one. S SABRtNA, THE TEENAGE WITCH (C) m JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (C) 0 WASHINGTON WEEK-IN REVIEW (C) 0 THE JETSONS (C) • This is an unusual and imaginative adaptation of 0 THE UTTLE PEOPLE (C) O JACKSON 5 (C) the classic story by the Prince Street Players. 'Tittle Boy Flu." Dr. Jamison and his daughter 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION (C) O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (C) disagree about the treatment of a little boy who 0 APRENDA INGLES ing plane. pleasure trip isn't as pleasant as planned. lene Dahl, Three Confederate soldiers join a wagon tB MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C) 0 STATION'S CHOICE train In Santa Fe, which is taking one million dol> 5:30 0 INSIDE PRO FOOTBALL (C) fcOO O CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) Jars In gold to Richmond. 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (C) "The Kid from Texas" (1950) starring Audle Mur- "Valley of the Dolls" (1967) starring Barbara Par- O THE OSMONDS (C) phy, Albert Dekker, Billy the Kid vows revenge on kins, Patty Duke. The story, focuses on four women Q THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW (C) caught up in the heady world of show business. the gunf Jghtera who kill the one man who befriends 0 GHOST STORY (C) 0 INSIGHT (C) I him. "The Concrete Captain" Stuart Whitman, GIna IB SESAME STREET (C) Rowlands. The ghost of a sea captain who was 9:30 0 SCOOBY-DOO MOVIES (C) EVENING burled in a block of concrete a century ago inter- 0 THE HOUND CATS (C) 6:00 0 THE SIX O'CLOCK REPORT (C) rupts a honeymoon. ABC SATURDAY SUPERSTAR MOVIE (C) Q THE EVERYTHING SHOW (C) 0 ROOM 222 (C) CONNECTICUT REPORT (C) 0 THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR (C) "I Wonder If Jan, 15th Will Ever Come Again." A 'Treasure Hunt" Mries of thefts at Walt Whitman becomes more 0 IT IS WRITTEN (C) pusiling when a student purposely gets himself 10:00 0 ROMAN HOLIDAYS (C) 6:30 0 0 0 NEWS (C) 0 NEW JERSEY REPORT (C) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) 9:30 fTTHE ODD COUPLE (C) 0 ORAL ROBERTS PRESENTS (C) CD JACOB BRONOWSKI: 20TH CENTURY MAN "Big Mouth." Felix faces the loos of a lucrative IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) 7:00 0U.F.6. (C) account as a result of a feud between Howard Co- 0 JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS (C) v "Exposed." A civilian test pilot sees and photo- Mil and Oscar Madison. 10:30 10:00 0 6ANYON (C) Q THE BARKLEYS (C) graphs an unidentified flying object "The Old College Try." Banyon Is hired to find a 0 THE BRADY KIDS (C) 0 SEVEN P.M. NEWS (C) college student, the son of a film czar, who disap- 0 RIGHT NOW (C) THIS IS TOM JONES (C) peared mysteriously. ID ASK CONGRESS (C) EYEWITNESS EXXCLUSIVE (C) 0 O 0 NEWS (C) © MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C) THIS WEEK IN PRO FOOTBALL (C) _ CHILLER THEATRE 0 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (C) 11:00 O FUNTSTONES COMEDY HOUR (C) "Love and the Cheaters"; "Love and the Love 0 SEALAB 2020 (C) "The Return of Dr. X" (1939) starring Humphrey Nest"; "Love and the Amateur Night"; "Love and Bogart, Dennis Morgan. After: a mad scientist w the Unbearable Fiancee" m SOUL TRAIN (C) executed, he is revived with human blood, O BEWITCHED (C) IB JEAN SHEPHERD'S AMERICA (C) THIRTY MINUTES WITH (C) O SKIPPY (C) 10:30 _ TO BUILD A FIRE 7:30 0 THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT (C) Orson Welles narrates the tale of a man and his 0 WALLY'S WORKSHOP (C) 0 THE EXPLORERS (C) dog, trekking across the Yukon in the bitter cold mHO"1& lXMP*t»NTO'MY FEET 7:30 0 ANNA AND WE KING (C) # OPEN CIRCUIT (C) Given a costly pendant by the King, Anna finds ATURDAY herself using ft to buy a baby from a peasant wom- CURIOSITY SHOP (C) an to save the child from being sold as a slave. „ VALUES OF THE SEVENTIES (C) O THE WONDERFUL WORLB OF DISNEY SUPERMAN (C) O THE GEORGE KIRBY SHOW (C) attempt to destroy a heavy-water plant. CAMERA THREE (C) Guest: Arte Johnson Ow ALIAS SMITH AND JONES (C) fcQO f9 M.A.S.H (C) ^ _ HIgh Lo^ewine Country." Heyea and Curry are O NEWSLIGHT (C) . ' , fcired to trap wild Animals by a ranch owner who O THE FUNTSTONES (C) Hawkeye and Traoper John get involved with a © BULLWINKLE (C) notorious black-marketeer in Seoul. V Intends to trap our heroes instead. . • -- THE LAWRENCE VVELK SHOW (C) ©MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (C) O REX HUMBARD (C) THEFAUC) -'••'•' 'Wdfcuj* Alloy" (1957) starring Victor hkature, Ank HI EASTSIDE KIDS ^ _dge Of Desperation." The FBI learns that busi- ta Ekbetj:. A narcotics agent trails an Internatton- "Voodoo Man" (IfiU) starring Bela Lugod, John nessman Alan Graven has masterminded his own . al dope srAuggter's reluctant accomplice through Carradlhe. Horrors arise when tM# Bastslde Kids the "pickup alleys" of New York. . meet up with the Voodoo Han. _ THE STEUPEN DAY PARADE \ •:30 O IRIDGET LOVES BERNIE (C) 1:30 O FACE THE NATION (C) Highlights of the 15th annual parade held to honor a Bam and Sophie Steinberg win a trip to Rome and OIRECT LINI (C) the Revohitionary War hero, Baron Friedrick DSI- g •:* riat audience with the Pope from a raffle mer von Steuben. fii them by Amy Pltcgerald. MAKE A WISH newspaper columnist interviews Mary about her O COLLEGE FOOTBALL'72 (C) friend Ernestine. '^ ' *i newsroom, then asks her for a date. O NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY MOVIE (C) j O SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES (C) O HOUR OF POWER (C) ^Tbe Night of the Wizard." The McMillans wit- g* "The Thomas Crown Affair" UW8) starring Bteve ness the appearance of a murdered man's ghost Vs McQueen, IVye Dunaway. Thomas Crown, a rich, ID MOVIE AT NOON • • . ' returned to ftaunt his wife.., w> urbane man-about-town, baffles police, .' 'fq'#r4wf' "little Glint" (1046) starring feud Abbott, Low company and bank official! when he plags and car- Costcllo, Thanks to a hoax, a farm boy beoomei ©THIS IS YOUR LIFE <2 ries out a heist of Boston's largest oarik during its a successful salesman. Guest: Alexis Smith N busiest hours. 2;25 O MIDWAY REPORT (C) O THE NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW (C) S 0 THE STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO (C) 2:30 Q PUBLIC HEARING In a flashback, Dick recaps how be came to be 7 '•The Thirty Tear Fin." The sliooting of * veteran ©MEET THE PRESS . his cousin's maid of honor. ** eop due for retirement causes Det. Mike Stone to 0 SPECIAL: I LOVE LUCY |3 search for the assailant with a real that fausef 1:00 ©PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON "Random Harvest" (19*3) starring Greer Carson, Lucy hunts uranium with Fred MacMurray M concern among his superiors. - - .- . Walter Pidgeoh* At the dose of WWII in England, O ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) S O THf BOplEWHART SHOW (C) a Veteran suffering from amnesia meets and mar- "The Out of Towners" starring Jack Lemmon, *• Bob faces a self-confidence crisis when he gives ries a girl when he escapes from a hospital. Sandy Dennis. Two innocents from a small town - ait abstruae psychological talk at the elementary Q MOVIE FOUR suffer all the miseries that can befall visitors to school where his wife Emily teaches. "Pacific bestray' (19M) starring Denholm El- New York City. Ill ALL ABOUT FACES liot, Susan Stephen. A young man and hta bride JOHN) arrive at a South Pacific Island on a government 0 STRAIGHT TALK a prieoner ta the year 2000 and that he Is about to "Streets Of Laredo" (1910) starring William "The Last of the Mohicans." Magua kills both be, executed. ,..• * ..•: • • •' . • •••••.:". .••.:•. \- Holden, Macdonald Carey. Two bad men join the Uncas and Cora before he is killed by Chingach- ONEWS(C) Texas Rangers to hide out 9:30 gook . . .now the last of the Mohicans. THE SIXTH SENSE (C) O INSIGHT O MANNIX (C) "Coffin, Coffin In the Sky." The visions of a de*. OISPY A priest becomes the target for murder when he peratels Injured girl convince Rhodes that the resigns from the priesthood. plane they ere on will explode if it tries to land. 1:30 O ISSUES AND ANSWERS WAGON TRAIN (C). ID SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE © TO IE ANNOUNCED 10:30 The Tender Tears" (1948) starring Joe B. Brown, 10:00 O NIGHT GALLERY (C) 8 IfcACIC NEWS Josephine Hutchiiuwn. A. gentle minister fights to 'The Return of the Sorcerer.1* Having answered ID EOUAl TIME Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Uons SUNDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE » SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE I •... ''"'."••.. , •. © GRAMBL1NG COLLEGE FOOTBALL "Attack of the Puppet Peoplo" (1958) staring 4:30 ©THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEES ; The Tigers of Grambling College vs. the Titans of John Agar, John Hoyt : Gary Cooper and Teresa Wright star in this 1942 Calif. State-Long Beach. 1:00 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW John Wayne, Jeff- "Ideal Husband" rey Hunter. A Texas Civil War veteran returns Thait program lilting* *rt th« motf aceurafa of sny ORAL ROBERTS (C) home to find his brother and sister-in-law killed watkly feftvtiton guid** All liiKngi are fuppUed fay _ LIBRARY UONS (C> by Commanches and his two nleoes captured. tha ttttvition tUtlons and program ctiengsi rSCttvttl 1:30 O CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (C) ID MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD art madt up to iht tim» Ths Daily Rtgittsr post \9 prtif. O DAY OF DISCOVERY (C) 6>30 O NEWS 8:45 Q MARYKNOLL WORLD (C) inlnut« THE ANSWER (6) 7t00 Bl SEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS program in formation avaH*bf«, . _ 0AVEY AND GOLIATH (C) Q WILD KINGDOM O FAMILY CLASSICS 9:15 O COMMUNITY AT URGE 1 • WOR-TV 9:30 O THE WAY TO GO (C) "Hiawatha " WCSS.7V IB JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE SBWP1X.TV 1N0UIRY (C) 1 WNBCfV : "Weep the Hunter Home.' Judd Is called in on a MlTH, HOPE AND LOVE (C) . < phoney, kidnapping case. WNEW-IV tt WNDT.TV NEW YORK REPORT (C) (C) Indlcitai Cofor MAGILLA AND FIENDS (Cl IB THE TOY THAT GREW UP IWAIC-TV "Code of the Sea" \tmmn This Weekend at the Movies SAT.CarfnSAT.— s :«; Pu» I:1S; MALL CINEMA :- KEYPORT BT.» 0RIVE-IN- Tfcew MfceAriet are pntliti by 12:00200 ;A A Man Called Horn 10:00 • PR I.; SAT.;SUN.-Dt««rmaA 6«nt Ike theater aai the (fates are f*r fUN.-Fuu 7:40; 11:30; A Man Colled FRt- and SAT.—Blueoeard 7:10; •:» 7:5»; »:4j?vTwllf»ntPe«p(el:1S; U:00 H«rtft:3i SUN.-Bluebtard4:50; 7:00; 9:1$ FRI.; SAT,; SUN.—Stranaert 7:15;; to** SUN.-Tht Candidate$:15; 7:15; t;15 f:50; TN Btg Party «:45; 11:10 RED BANK ASBURY PARK MAtAWAN MALL 2- KEANSBURG CARLTON- LYRIC- FRl.-The Ooberman Gong 7:25; 9:25 F«l.—Flitter on tht Roof 1:00; t:M SAT.-The Doberman Gana 7:40; »;4i COLONIAL- SAT.—What'* w Ooe» 7:20; f:» „ SAT.-Wddltr on th* Ro«f 2:00; 7:00; SUN.—The Dobermon Gang 5:25; FRI. and 3AT.-€enquBSt el the Plan- SUN.-What's UP O»ct 5;St; 7:0S; Ip Doc? 2:Mj 4:20; et of the Ape* 7:00; 10:15; The Hat- 3L T SUN.—flCUItr en the Roof 2:00; 7:30 Rock 1:30 -_,i'.-"what » Up Dae' 2:00; •:«; NORTH OF RED BANK SUN.—Conquest of the Planet of the »:3S; Omega Man 7;43 Apes 2:00; 1:45; The Hot Rock 7:30 PERTH AMBOY CINEMA III— MAYFAIR- , PR (.andI SAT.- Fot City 7:00; •:«; ^m.-MICkey «od Boggt 2:00; 7:25; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 10:30; Dr. Stranaelave 13 mldnite SAT. and SUN.—Htckcy and , HAZLET Ifto Mad M^Mod^Mod World t:1l ' N F lty7!Mllf;5 2:00; 4:00; 4:00; t:00; 10:00 PLAZA- • i Mr% .ia« 1O:'lJ ''°r- FRI.—Mickey and Bogg$ 7:10; «:W EATONTOWN SAT.-Hlckey and Boggs 7:40; f:5O ,F*i-Nlcfeft»m(l Alexandra aUDDLETOWN SUN.-Hlekev and Soagt 5:05; 7:10; GtaUnMI W Nert^tgd COMMUNITY- 1:30; RMMI Wlttiout A Cause 12:00 , SAT.—Nlcholo* and Alexondro 2:00; f Rl.-Ttie Man >:00; 7:30; t:45 TOWN EAST-. 5:45;fcOO; Rebe l Without A Cause 12:00 fR«.-7Jh» Candidate7:15; 9:2B ' SUN.—Niclwla* and Alexandra 2:00; . ^TfrJS1* CW'*** WO; 4:05; *:10; 5:00; 1:00 t:i5; 10:00 DRIVE-IN- ^ SUN.-Th* Candidate 2:30; 4:35; «:4»; , PR).-Corpi» Grinder* 7:45; 13:00; Undertaker c«d Hit Pol* »;10> 1:15; Tha SAVOY- WINE BARREL SPECIALS Embaimer 10:30 Fftl.—Teflnage Fantaties 7:30; 9:05 TOWN WEST- SAT.—Teenage Fantaifc* 7:10; 1:30; FRI.-Cabaret 7:00; 9:00 5UN.—Teeflsg* Fantaslei 2:00; 7:30; SAT. AND SUN.— Kiddle Show 1:30;, Cabaret 7:00j f:M SUM.—Twnoge Fantattei 2:00; 7:30; •:M CLUB BENE' \ BRICK TOWN PRIME RIBS DINNER JHEAlRi \ BRICK PLAZA- FRt,—Hlckey and Boggs 7:10; 9:10 Rt. 35, South Amboy, MJ. SAT,—Hlckey and Bopgi 2:00; 7:20;- SUN.—Hlckey and Boggs 2:30; 4:55; 7:00; 9:0S BROADWAY MUSKAL FREEHOLD MALL 1— STUrTED ROUNDER #•»»••••••••» FRI. and SAT.-Th« Candidate 7:20; PLAYS OH STAGE •:20 MALL CINEMA 1- SAUERBRATEN FRI.—The Other 7:20; 9:25 SAT.-The Other 2:00; 7:»; »:25 e.««ee;....ee... WOW THRU SUN.-Tho Other 2:30; 4:55; 7:O0; SIRMK-SfEKO SHRIMP SCAMPI e SEPT. 24th • SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • "TAKE ME HOME TAPE luncheon Swved 11:30 to 3 ?M. Monday Hwi Friday 9 Banqbet Facilities for Weddings andd Social ALONG' DECK I Affair* From 25 to 500 People ATTACHMENT AmtricortfxprtJi^WosftrChorjt Stage Show Every Wednesday Thru Sunday WIUOWBROOK INN Res. 727-3000 740WVERRD. 741-2099 cwmmwum OCT. 14 and 15 BEAUTY AND G R AN T' S THE BEAST JOE'S KOZY BAR 444 BROAD ST. SHftEWSBURT ITALIAN-AMERICAN 842-6565 t WHITE STREET SMORGASBORD RED BANK 747-0333 273B'WAY 10NC BRANCH scoo rfchard harris "man 229-9879 %Jp9rPer$on In the wilderness" RATCITYI STARTS SEPT. 27 DTE.3S sot orf ict is one of the "CAROUSEL" , II DRIVE-IN three or four 2*i.S0UIHJCT RTE351M IOUDU D uumm TO HAZLET 264-22OO most incredUo most beautifully MUSIC caper ew concoivod acted films seenl MAKERS THEATRES so far this year." -VINCENT CANBY, The Now York' MONDAY IS DATE NIGHT "Huston's most successful CINEMA 34 Matawan tTM.SU-MOO movie in years!" -KATHLEEN CARROLL, _ 4 RYAN O'NEAL BARBRA 8TREISAND •and WHAT'S UP, POC? TIUIUfiHT PLAZA Haztet RTE.3CATMIOOLER0.. 2M-4UI PEOPLE STACY KEACH ROBEriTCOLP JEFF BRIDGES BILL COSBY SUSAN TYRRELL HICKEY&BOGGS THAR SHE BLOWS plus UTE show EVCRy NITE SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT OUR STANLEY KUBRICK'S CHILDREN'S MATMi KITCHEN CINEMA 34 Matawan THSIMMI IS RE-OPENED R. STRANGELOVi PLAZA Hazlet for lunch ond IU3IUMI0HEII.. 2((M)I Dinner GEORGE C SCOTT THE BEATLES KOOTOr IKH»1\MM, PETER SELLERS KKDHWk 0PM 6 DAYS LET IT BE OOSH) MONDAYS ADMISSION ONLY (Ni tfceNeveiMlnrer 0PM SUNDAYS biferflteJr TO LATE SHOW SAT. & SUN. 2:00 Qis«l Mondoyi Eight years ago, Isle of Man C^noe Trip Is Scheduled officials set up a cattery to LINCROFT --, A one-day Ferry to Tocks Island, is suit- propagate the fast-disappearing H canoe trip, covering 22 miles ed to those with prior riven Manx cat. Now 30 to 40 pure (Continued) ed to those with pri Manx kittens a year are born STRAND down the Delaware River is canoeing experience. e MENLOPARK there. CINEMA- scheduledSept. 30 by the to THEATRE FRl.-Plcy If Again Sam 3:01; 4:M; Monmouth County Park Sys- 6:00; 1:00; 10:00 > KEYPORT SAT.—Th* Reluctant Astronaut 12 tem. noon; Ploy it Again Sam 2:00; 4:00; 4:00; 1:00; 10:00 SUH.-Ploy It Again Sam 2:00; 4:00; The trip, from Dingman's ROBERT HOWHAYm «:00; 1:00! 10:00 AW EAST BRUNSWICK TURNPIKE »SBY CULP The STRANGERS INDOOR- FRI.—Swing!og Stewardess 0:05; 9:45 COLONIAL SAT. «nd SON.—Trw Grit 1:30; 4:00; mcofor-RoftdX Swinging Stwordm «:40; 1:20; 10:00 KLANSHUKG 7 8 M)300 also OUTDOOR- i'rut; SmokiriQ S*»

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WALTER READE THEATRES NOW SHOWING

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A liHEIMIAIMBt A WILIWOO0 RITCHIE PRODUCTION HURRY LAST S DAYS A TRIPLE HORROR SHOW ftOfltHTREDfORDin-THE CANDIDATE" STARTS WED. "IK OTHBT Starmi PETER BOYLE and MaVYM DOUGLAS as John J. McKay Directed by MICHAEL RITCHIE % Ciktl Thtitmt For Tlmo WrittenbvJEREMYURNH».B»M«-«

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WILL BE ENJOYED MOST BY THOSE WITH A STRONG APPETITE FOR THE MACABRE." -KIVINIHOMAt. LOS AMOlLIf TIHII

20th Century-Fox presents A Robert Mulligan Production The Other mm* Uta Hagen a- Diana Muldaur .^ucms Chris a»d Martin Udvarnoky «». Berry iwin» d " !udS? Robert Mulligan fKSSS? ThomasTryon ftgjgg Don Kranze A NORMAN JEWISON FILM ^•yThomasTryon^te0 MubT Jerry Goldsmith NOW SHOWING

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Paramount Mies Presents An ABC Circle Flm A Lorimar Production ol IRVING WALLACE'S

Based on Irving Wallace's Explosive best-seller.

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