Report Giles Signal School Shift Plan

Arts Center Drug Problem Report Denied SEE STORY PAGE 5 Clearing, Warm Clearing and warm today. THEDAILY FINAL Fair and cooler tonight. Sun- Bed Bunk, Freehold ny and pleasant tomorrow. ~jT Long Branch EDITION (Bet DeUlli. Put* 31 J Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 40 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 24 PAGES TEN CENTS Report Giles Signal School Shift Plan

ByBENVANVLIET While not officially sanc- the signal school with the Monmouth's Save Our Signal $61 million during the past 10 report indicates that the re- Telegrams protesting the Commission has in fact rec- WASHINGTON - A publi- tioned bythe Army, the news- Southeastern Signal School at School Association firing off a years for improvements at port already has been com- reported move were sent ommended that the school be cation on military affairs has paper is generally regarded Ft.: Gordon has been advo- series of telegrams to state the Georgia base, while hav- pleted' and in effect recom- shortly before midnight last 'shifted to Georgia. reported that the Army will as a quasi-official publication ' cated by several Army study and federal officials. ing spent only $4 million dur- mends the school's transfer. night to Mr. Howard, Gov, The signal school at Ft. recommend after the Novem- often reflecting Army policy. groups, but "political pressur- It also brought a denial ing the same period at Ft. Mr. Howard said early to- William T. Cahill, and U.S. . Monmouth has a staff, facul- ber elections the transfer of Advice Studied es have kept the move from • from Hep. James J. Howard, Monmouth. day that he is certain that the Senators Clifford P. Case, R- ty, and student body of 9,000, its signal school from Ft. The paper reports that "the being made." D-N. J., who said the Gen. Boatwright's Commis- Boatwright Commission re- N.J., and Harrison A. Wil- who are involved in 70 sepa- Monmouth, N.J, to Ft. Gor- Army staff is now studying "The action," the paper re- Boatwright study has not yet sion was at Ft. Monmouth port isn't ready and won't be liams, D-N.J., by Paul Welch, rate courses. don, Ga. recommendations from a ported, "will not affect Ft. been completed. early in March to begin an until "around the first of the president of the "Sove Our The story appears in group headed by Maj. Gen. , Dix, N. J., the only Army bas- . Rumors of the transferral evaluation of the possible year." Signal School Association." Mr. Welch said more than Wednesday's edition of the Lin ton Boatwright to move ic training center in the of the signal school have been move of the signal school. "I was informed a short Protest Wanted $50 million worth of training Army Times, a Washington both the signal school at Ft. • northeastern parts of the U.S. heard for more than 15 years, At that time Army spokes- while ago," Mr. Howard said, Mr. Welch, said the associ- equipment is employed and based newspaper, published Monmouth, N.J., and the The announcement won't be but they reached a new high men said that the commission "that the report has been put ation wants the official!, to half of this was installed dur- by a civilian company for chaplain's school at Ft. Ham- made until after the Novem- earlier this year when it was report wouldn't be ready until back and won't be ready until protest vigorously against the ing the past five years. Army personnel and civilian ilton, N.Y., to Ft. Gordon, ber election." 'learned that Ft. Gordon not October for review by Secre- January or December. I'm move of the school, and,to de- The school's annuaj payroll, employes of military in- Ga," | The paper's story set off only has room for the school, tary of Defense Melvin Laird. sure no recommendations mand that the Army Confirm including both civilian arid stallations. It added that the merger of immediate reaction with Ft. but that the Army has spent However, the Army Times have been made." or deny that the Boatwright (See Signal, Page 2) Hazlet Mother Charged in Death

By BOB BRAMLEY and NANCY J. KUBINSKI Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilrhan, county medical examiner, 0. John Reed, township welfare director. The older boy is . HAZLET—A young mother of four children was charged * said death resulted from hemorrhage, but added, "That's a student in the Sycamore Ave. school. last night with .homicide in the. death of her -orie-yeaSold all I can tell you now!" Mrs. Selph, taken from headquarters to a waiting car daughter, whose battered body was found! in their' trailer Police Lt. Roy Hilton elaborated later, saying, "Death for'fte trip to Freehold, was silent and stared straight ahead, hjoier,by first aidmen. , ...--•''.• was caused by a hemorrhage of the brain. The child had oblivious to news photographers' flashbulbs exploding in her •':' Police Chief William J. Smith said'Mildred Selph, 25, multiple bruises over her head and body." face.

————Federa- — • *. • • • -...... l » Reserve... .^ FDI...... C... . i..._,n. * Accord By JANE FODERARO — when the Eatontown ac- acted quickly and strongly. flying to Washington to meet» The approach of the FDIC WASHINGTON - Two fed- count in the reserve was re- They feared the- move would with officials of the FDIC, the ; since it took .over the Eaton- eral agencies yesterday ham- portedly overdrawn by ?3 mil- create one of trie most com- Fed and the Treasury Depart- • - town'bank has been both hu- mered out an agreement to lion or more. (The closed plicated'situations in the his- ment. Top-level meetings con- ' man 4md positive. The corpo- head off a banking snarl bank did not reimburse the tory of banking, : affecting tinued through.the week' ' ration acted swiftly to pay stemming from the insolvency Fed for the three-day i eriod.) banks throughout the state as Conditionsof the final "un- back depositors and to allay of the Eatontown, N. J., Na- The canceled checks were re- well as their depositors. derstanding" will not be any fears concerning their ac- tional Bank before it was turned to Eatontown custom- In effect, the charges would made public. However, au- counts. closed on Aug. 8. ers a week after the bank have reverted to banks where thoritative sources said that Thus far, the FDIC has paid 1 A spokesman for the Feder- failed, when the FDIC closed the Eatontown checks were the Fed will probably deal more than $8.6 million to deal Deposit Insurance Corp re- out accounts and made insur- deposited. Then those banks directly with the FDIC by fil- positors of the defunct bank. ported that "the FDIC has- ance payments up to $20,000. could have passed them on to ing claims rather than charge Nearly. 6,000 of the bank's 9,- worked out an understanding Early this week, while the their own despoitors who, os- back on the checks. 120 depositors have picked up - with the Federal Reserve" re- FDIC continued its pay-back, tensibly, would have sought An FDIC spokesman said their checks. garding a specific batel1 of it was reported that the Fed- payment from Eatontown cus- yesterday: "With regard to Wayne Ness, supervising Checks drawn on the bank eral Reserve independently tomers. Incredibly, Eaton- the general public, most claim agent, said that the "and 'bleared through the re- was executing a massive town customers could produce people will be taken.care of. bank, which has been open Serve system. , , . charge-back to collect the canceled checks. The majority of items will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily The checks In qu 'ion were missing funds. The spectre of untold com- handled through normal bank- since Saturday, may also stay processed on Aug. 4, 5 and, 6 Bankers in New Jersey re- plications sent, state bankers ing procedures." (See 2 Federal, Page 2)

CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE — Mrs. Mildred Selph, • 25, of the Hazlet Trailer Park, Rt. 36, Hazlet, is led to ' police car by Hazlet Detective John J. Fetherston a'ter s'he was charged with homicide in the death of hor one-year-old daughter, Cheri Anne. The mother of Plan four will be arraigned today. (Register Staff Photo) By SHERRY FIGDORE —How reliable is the pro- draulic, salinity, and pollution Striding across a Lilliputian nel as hydraulic wave ma- through the.Sandy Hook spit about 3,000 feet north of the WEST LONG BRANCH - cess used to answer these changes. Manhattan, the congressman chines simulated an incoming Highlands Bridge, is the lat- In four basic questions, questions? Scene stealer of the eve- explained the model's scale (1 tide that swirled the bits est episode in two decades of Thomas M. O'Neill of the Experts Gather ning was a videotape made horizontal foot equals 1,000 north, then channeled them ACLU Challenges Tuesday at the ACE model feet; 1 vertical foot equals 100 out through the inlet as the talk about the inlet. state Department of Environ- A panel of experts gathered site at Vicksburg, Miss., by feet). Covering Red Bank in tide reversed. Rep. Howard said the origi- mental Protection, summed last night by the Citizens Rep. James J. Howard, D- half a dozen strides he tossed The model, which places nal feasibility study • was up what his department and a Against Water Pollution N.J. confetti into the model chan- the proposed 200-foot-wide cut (See Inlet, Page 2) Marijuana Laws near-capacity crowd of 300 (CAWP) at Monmouth,Col- wanted to know about the pro- lege often gave conflicting — NEWARK (AP) — The But earlier this month posed Shrewsbury Inlet: if expert — testimony and all American Civil Liberties Judges Gerald McLaughlin, —Is the project technically are apparently waiting a final Union of New Jersey is seek- Mitchell H. Cohen and Law- sound? report now being readied at ing to over turn state anti- rence A. Whipple dismissed the Army Corps of Engineers Legislators Get Grass Roots the ACLU case saying they —What'is its effect on the marijuana laws in an appeal environment and the ecology Waterways Experimental Sta- of a U.S. District Court ruling found "no substantial federal of the area? tion where a model of the in- upholding registration of nar- questions." —Is the inlet the best use of let is undergoing minutely de- cotics addicts. available funds? tailed tests for possible hy- Opinions on Marijuana Laws The case will be heard in the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Press Nixon LAWRENCEVILLE (AP) Kelly, R-Camden, and Assem- Yesterday's hearing was — a lot of inadequacies. Pot Appeals in Philadelphia, the — Three state legislators blyman Herbert Rinaldi, R- held in Lawrence Township blows all those inadequacies ACLU announced yesterday. On Gateway The Inside Story have received their first Essex. High School and was attended away ... But if you legalize Filed Last Year "grass roots" sampling of The hearing was the first in by about 20 young people, pot, man, a kid 12 is going to The suit under appea was WASHINGTON (AP) - filed in August 1969 in behalf Four U.S. senators prodded Nun Is honored at family reception .Page 10 opinion on whether penalties a series designed to get seven law enforcement offi- use it." for possession and use of "grass roots" opinion on cers and a handful of adults. He said all his friends who of two New Jersey men seek- President Nixon yesterday to August brides and brides-elect ..- Page 11 marijuana should be lessened. pending bills proposed by All the early witnesses were used marijuana went on to so- ing to have the state registra- send Congress legislation — Major League baseball Page 14 A hearing last night lent Gov. William T. Cahill. t in their teens or 20s, ant' all called hard drugs. tion law declared uncon- promised 15 months ago — to stitutional and to have mari- Giants' Webster plays 21 questions Page 14 support to a proposal that pe- The governor has proposed but two favored legalizing Speaking of addicts, Robin- create a proposed gateway juana use separated from the Freehold Today _ .'. Page 15 nalties be reduced and vent reduction in penalties for pos- marijuana. son said, "A dope fiend is a n a t i'o n a 1 recreation area state's narcotics use statute. even farther. Most cf the wit- session of small quantities of One of those who opposed it person who is grown up physi- around New York Harbor. ENJOYMENT, YOUR A three-judge panel dismissed Astraldata 23 WEEKEND MAGAZINE nesses favored legalizing marijuana from a mis- was Jerome Robinson, 20, a cally but inside he's a little Sens. Harrison A. Williams the case earlier this month. and Clifford P. Case of New Television Listings marijuana. demeanor punishable by 2 to former addict who began his baby." Bridge 23 The registration law re- Jersey and Jacob K. Javits Movie Schedule The hearing was conducted 15 years in prison to a dis- drug usage with marijuana, Crime Problem Cited Classified Ads 16-22 quires persons convicted, of and Charles E. Goodell of DAILY REGISTER by the Senate Committee on orderly persons offense pun- then switched to heroin and Carl Lobel, a 26-year-old narcotics offenses to register New York released a letter to Comics 23 PHONE NUMBERS Air, Water Pollution and Pub- ishable by up to six months in cocaine. Trenton attorney, said if 'all in municipalities in the state Nixon saying they are "dis- Editorials 6 Main Office „ .....741-O01O lic Health, and by the Assem- jail. Tells of Hangups drugs were legalized, there if they remain there more mayed over this long delay .. Financial - 9 Classified Ads 741-6900 bly Committee on Law, Pub- Increased Penalties Robinson, who said he had would be no more pushers lic Safety and Defense. than 24 hours. Obituaries _ 4 Home Delivery 741-0010 Cahill also proposed in- been in a rehabilitation vil- and the crime problem would Three Show Up creased penalties for pushers lage for 17 months and ex- diminish because addicts First Challenge "The enthusiasm of our Opinion Page - 6 Mlddletown Bureau ...671-2250 Only three of the 12 com- of LSD, pep pills and similar pected to "graduate" next would not have to steal to Roger Lowenstein, an constituents remains very Freehold Bureau 462-2121 ACLU attorney, said it was keen," they said. "We would Sports _ —14, 15 Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 mittee members showed up. drugs, with double penalties month, said most people who support their habit. Women's News : 10, 11 They were Sens. Jarnes Wall- for sales to minors or for sec- use drugs including mari- the first challenge of its kind very much appreciate that Sports Department 741-0017 Frank Friscia, cabinet maker, in federal courts. He said his your administration will for- work, R-Essex, and Hugh ond offenses. juana "have a lot of hangups 1 Church Street, Rumson, group planned to make it a ward fhis legislation lo us and I will not be responsible for Rock Festival Now on Screen Hardy Mums — 200 Varieties passed away June 12, 1970. national test case. the appropriate committees UNIFORM SALE Student Cards. Allways Travel any debts other than those in- Monterey Pop and Bob Dylan Opening Sat. Hockhockson Furniture not picked up on or Lowenstein said the ACLU for introduction in the Con- Pant suits, $8.98. All sizes Centre. P.O. Building, Sea curred by myself. Albert J. Ver- I in Don't Look Back. Showing at Farm, Rt. 537 between Colts before October 1, 1970, will be contends that the use of mari- gress, and whether plans are stock. Shirley Shop, Broad St., I Bright. 741-3535 - 842-1492. wilt, 13 Recreation PI., High- Colonial Theater. Keansburg. Neck and Tinton Falls. Closed sold for storage charges. 842- juana involves a fundamental being made for this project in -Re d• -Bank - . (Adv.)l (Adv.) lands, N.J. (Adv.) (Adv.) Mon. (Adv.) 3267. (Adv.) right of privacy. the fiscal year 1972 budget." -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MI&DLETQWN, N. It; FRIDAY* AUGUST 21, 1970 . f Inlet Plan (Continued) western end of Raritan Bay) momentum all their own,'.' he that momentum," and urged mouth Beach, coordinated urged by his predecessor, onto shellfish beds." observed. Taking a swipe at "independent study and last night's program, which then Rep. James Auchindoss, the engineers, he added that analysis on the inlet ques- included County Planning Di- Dr. Walford estimated the rector Charles M. Pike on the R-N.J., in 1949. In 1961, the commercial value of shellfish the "ACE has tended tob e a tion." county Board of Freeholders in the Shrewsbury — Sandy vested interest that adds to William Dalton Jr. of Moii- speakers'list. endorsed the inlet, and by the Hook Bay area at $200,000 time he (Mr. Howard) took annually, with probably half office, the project was before of the catch unreported. the House Rivers and Har- Dr. Harold Haskins, how- Bank Official Still Held bors subcommittee. ever, said that increased wa- Frank Panurio, senior engi- ter movement would "almost neering consultant from the certainly result in a net loss ACE New York District, said of (clam) larvae to sea" dur- a second $100,000 model of ing the two-week period of For Psychiatric Exams the immediate inlet area has free swimming the larvae ex- been added at Vicksburg to perience after fertilization . TRENTON - Joseph _ P. ver Hill section of Colts Neck. Glenwood Road. His parents compensate for the distorted and before bedding. Stenger of Colts Neck, They stood by" while his moth- live nearby. , scale of the first New York charged with embezzling er and sister, a Catholic Mrs. Stenger, who had Dr. Haskins, a Rutgers Uni- stayed in Maine, was called Harbor model to measure hy- versity shellfish expert, said $125,000 from the Farmers priest and (he president of his draulic effects on Sandy Hook and Merchants National Bank bank tried to help him. by the FBI when her husband the inlet "would place" stress" threatened suicide. She ar- Bay.. on the valuable soft, or stea- of Matawan, remained under His wife, Ethel, finally Natural Inlet mer, clam population in the observation today in Trenton snatched the pistol away a,s rived at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Mr. Panuzio said that "na- bay area. Recent tests in- State Hospital. an officer kicked down a door Mr. Stenger, who worked ture had created an inlet at dicated differences of salinity The 40-year-old suspect, as- to apprehend him. for the bank for 15 years, the same spot" in the early lived in the Matawan area THREE ON THE HOOK — Rep. Jamet J. Howard, D-N. J, consults with Mrs. of three to five parts per mil- sistant cashier at (he bank, is Enters Room 1800's, and the proposed cut lion between the bay and the in the Vroom Building for the Charles C. Schock Jr., pres- most of his life. Thomas BiaitdeS! of Eaton+own, and William Dalton Jr. of MonmouWi Beach, would provide a "safe harbor sea, a difference that could be criminally insane at the hos- ident of Fanners and Mer- Coincidental^, he gradu- members of Citirens Againtt Water Pollution, before last night's CAWP-npon- in this part of New Jersey" critical to clams. pital. chants, was permitted to en- ated from Matawan High for traffic of- the 8,000 boats sored meeting on the proposed Shrewsbury Inlet. Mrs. Slaisdell is CAWP chair* He claimed the value of the Psychiatric tests were or- ter the room by Mr. Stenger. School in 1949 with classmate expected tob e in use within dered "for his own safety" by He stayed for about an hour Douglas J. Sehotte df Iincroft man, and Mr. Daiton coordinated last night's session. (Register Staff Photo) the next 50 years. Shrewsbury shellfish beds is "vastly underestimated" and U.S. District Court Judge while Mr. Stenger detailed who, less man two weeks ago, The channel as planned will Reynier J. Wortendyke at a amounts that he allegedly was arrested on charges of be 200-feet wide, 17 feet deep, disputed the $18,000 annual value he claimed is placed on competency hearing in New- took from the bank. embezzling $5 million from and will cut sharply down- the Eatontown National Bank. ward after passing Plum Is- the clam catch in the ACE ark Wednesday. Mr. Schock said yesterday Signal School Shift Is land toward the Highlands study. Dr. Haskins also The judge ordered a psy- that the cashier "had it all No Connection marina area. The mouth doubted that the Vicksburg chiatric report to be returned written down before I got Both U.S. Attorney Fred- would be protected by a pair model could accurately repro- to the court Sept. 4. there." The bank president erick B. Lacey and Mr. of rock jetties and would be duce pollution distribution by Arrested by FBI reported that about 10 certifi- Schock have said mere Is no Seen Favored by Army spanned by a 35-foot high means of dye drops, and Mr. Stenger was arrested cates of deposit, each for ap- connection between the two plate girder bridge. stated that the highly vaunted - earlier in the day by FBI proximately $10,000, were in- alleged embezzlements. "flushing action" in the bay (Continued) If the report already has Ury of the Army Stanley Re- ACE estimate for the whole agents at his home after he volved over a period of time. However, there were bank- job (excluding the bridge, due to the inlet is "precisely Bank officials reported ing ties. Farmers and Mer- military personnel, is about been completed, be said, his Eor. what we don't want in our de- barricaded himself in a bed- $50 million. association will forward its which must be financed by room for 20 hours, holding off missing funds to authorities chants last week gained Its Mr. Howard said he was veloping shellfish beds." fourth branch when it pur- Mr. Welch said be was very own report to the Department particularly interested to note non-federal funds) is $8.2 mil- law officers with a -45 caliber on Monday when two deposit lion, based on 1964 construc- Rep. Howard said that chased a branch of the surprised at the Army Times of the Army. that the Army Times reported $500,000 has been spent so far pistol and threatening to kill certificates, valued at $15,000 report noting that his group Meanwhile, he urged public that political pressure had tion costs. Mr. Panuzio himself. were found to be out of order. defunct Eatontown bank in claimed that cost could still in four years of studies, and Ocean Township. Moreover, had been promised the oppor- officials, veterans and frater- prevented the shift of the urged completion of those Mr. Stenger is bejng held in Father of Four tunity to add its own com- n a 1 organizations, labor school. be met, but county, state and lieu of $100,000 bail. At his Mr.' Stenger, the father of Mr. Schock had been a direc- local funds would have to cov- studies. Another $140,000 has ments to the commission's re- unions, and others to send been requested by the ACE to arraignment in Asbury Park, four children, was vacation- tor of the Eatontown port. telegrams of protest toSecre - "I'm very happy," the con- er half the cost, with the U.S. he repeatedly refused to be ing in Booth Bay Harbor, bank. The Matawan bank re- gressman said, "that some- government picking up the re- finish the final year of the inlet experiments. represented by counsel. Me., with his family when he ported 1970 half-year deposit* body has finally recognized maining $4.1 million. Mr Stenger's arrest cli- was called home by J. Donald to be $28,010,588; earnings that political pressure has Data extracted from ex- Mr. O'Neill, after framing k his initial questions, said the maxed a m'ght-and-day vigil Miller, first vice president. were listed at $134,713. Mr. kept the school in New Jer- periments on the Vicksburg by FBI agents and state po- He arrived Tuesday and im- Schock said the, missing fund; MCN Bank Holdup eey. model indicates incoming cur- department of Environmental lice at the Stenger home lo- mediately barricaded himself are covered by tte bank'g to- rent through the inlet could Protection has not yet made "The political pressure will up its mind, but wondered if cated in the fashionable Clo- in his large brick house on surance. ' be kept up as far as I'm con- reach a maximum of three knots per hour, or slightly more motorboat traffic was Suspect Arrested cerned, just the way it has really needed, and raised been for the past five years," more than three miles per hour. Maximum change in sa- questions on sand flow, prior- HO WELL - Bdmund carried warrants charging he said. ities, and the number of James Devlin, 37, of New him with bank robbery, inter- linity would be 1 part per 1,- Mr. Howard's opponent, 000, and maximum tempera- people in the state who would Weather: Clearing and Warm Haven Conn., has been state transportation of stolen William F. Dowd said that the genuinely benefit from the in- charged here with armed rob- goods, conspiracy and a fail, ture change was set at 1.2 de- Chance of few showers or morning was 72. There was.a TIDES bery in connection with the latest report was "further grees at the mouth of the inlet. ure to appear for a Federal shocking evidence of the neg- Firm Statement thundershowers this morning, 2.23-inch rainfall. Sandy Hook .;,v. July 15 holdup of the Mon- Court hearing in September, let. The pollen count this morn- mouth County National Bank, lect of Ft. Monmouth by Con- The only firm statement then clearing and becoming Today - High... p.m. «noV 1969. gress during the past six Simulation of even hurri- ing was 0. St. 9. cane velocity winds has against the entire inlet pro- mostly sunny and warm, but low 6:12 p.m.- Of the amount taken from years. posal came from Republican MARINE :Sfate Police at the Howell the local bank, about $188,000 shown no appreciable less humid today, high in mid Cape May to Block Island: Tomorrow — High 12:18 "As I liave previously said, changes no heights at Congrcsoional candidate Wil- barracks said the daring day- was recovered when police liam Dowd, who drew a round to upper 80s. Clear and cooler Gusts shifting to north- a.m. and 12:48 p.m. and low light robbery netted $229,000. arrested two other suspects, the incumbent congressman the Highlands shore, he said. westerly at 10 to 20 knots late was unwilling or unable to Dr. Lionel A. Walford, di- of applause when he stated tonight, low in mid 60s. To- 6:24 a.m. and 7:12 p.m. ipevu'n was arrested by FBI Thomas Viola, 33, and John that he was "firmly opposed this morning and continuing agents on a downtown street Reed, 31 both of New Haven, stop the flow of dollars to Dix- rector of the Sandy Hook Ma- morrow fair, high in the low into'the afternoon. Northerly Sunday — High 1:12 am in; Manchester, N.H. They ie. Constructive action now by rine Laboratories, said he felt to construction of .the inlet." 80s. Sunday's outlook, partly and 1:42 p.m. and low 7:18 Conn. Mr. Dowd said that he was winds five to 10 knots tonight. ssassas5±ssss State Police here said Dev- all concerned citizens might the proposed inlet "would cloudy, seasonable tempera- Easterly winds 10 to. 15 knots a.m. and 8:19 p,m. yet save the signal school, but not in favor of spending Bobby Banker $ay$, lin has been indicted in the have no significant effect on tures. tomorrow. Few showers and For Red Bank and Rumson the momentum is certainly fish" but was concerned "more thousands of dollar? to "don't run all over $106,333 robbery of the Fair, pursue these studies." The in- In Long Branch, yester- thundershowers this.morning, bridge, add two hours; Sea field Trust Co., Norwalk, going to make our job tough- about the effect of even slight followed by clearing: Clear er." : . let ''really does benefit very day's high was 83 and the low Bright, deduct 10 minutes; town paying bitti ., Conn., on Jan. 6,1969. salinity changes during the was 73. It was 74 at 6 p.m. tonight. Easterly winds 10 to Long Branch, deduct 15 min- critical larval and juvenile few people," he said, adding They reported he is in cus- That saving Che school that the state must put its pri- The overnight low was 70 and 15 knots Saturday. Visibility utes; Highlands bridge, add tody, in Connecticut on that would be a tough fight was stages of fin fish. the temperature at 7 this five miles or more. 40 minutes. Kenneth H.Walker,regional orities in proper order. charge and will be returned the one thing that Mr. How- "Projects tend to acquire here when Connecticut au- ard and Mr. Dowd agreed director of the Federal Water. thorities arc through with upon. "It's not going to be an Quality Control Adminis- him. easy fight," said Mr. Howard. tration, claimed that the inlet "would have a minimal effect i on any pollution in the bay," but laid the current "could 2 Federal S&L Branch cause movement of degraded Agencies In Plan Stalled water (from pollution in the Parkway Sets OPPORTUNITY Agreement In Rumson Birth Record (Continued) RUMSON - The Board of Open a convenience open tomorrow "if neces- Adjustment will continue a WOODBRIDGE — The Gar- checking account, sary." hearing next month on a pro- den State Parkway says It has set a record for births on FOR BETTER INCOME! NO MINIMUM BALANCE The bank was cloud Aug. 8 posal by the Red Bank Sav- REQUIRED as insolvent after federal offi- ings and Loan Association to a major toll road. cials found irregularities in construct a branch office on Milton Levy, the parkway's the handling of an estimated the southeast corner of Biflg- public relations director, said RED BANK SAVINGS & LOAN $5 million in funds. yesterday that 32 babies have ham Ave. and River Road. been born along the New Jer. The FBI arrested the bank The bank needs a variance sey highway since it opened president, Douglas J. Schotte, to place the building in a resi- in IBM. Mr. Levy said that be INSURED SAVINGS CERTIFICATES 39, last week on charges of dential zone. The lot is now had checked birth statistics misapplying a substantial owned by the Oceanic Hook on other toll roads at con- number of cashier's checks. A and Ladder Co., and will cost ventions and noted: There's an office near you! federal investigation contin- the company approximately ues. "There's nothing like this In $50,000 if the variance is ap- the country." proved. The building and The latest birth occurred at landscaping will run in the 3:45 a.m. on July 22 when neighborhood of $100,000. Mrs. Janet Adams of Mata- Sarkis Kavookjian of 3 E. wan gave birth to a daughter. River Road, who would be the The baby was delivered by bank's neighbor, objected be- the Matawan first aid squad fore the board at its Wednes- while Mrs. Adams was on her day night meeting. Four other way to Monmouth Medical residents supported him. ' Center in Long Branch. 24-26 MONTHS 12-14 MONTHS Finast MIN. $10,000 MIN. $5,000 County Births Saturday and Sunday BIVERVIEW MONMOUTH MEDICAL Aug. 22nd and 23rd Only Red Bank Long Branch 9-11 MONTHS 6.9 MONTHS M r. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs, Glen Trout D'Ambrosio (nee Rosemary '(nee Diane Defeldeker) of 102 Min. £3,000 Min. $1,000 Oven Ready Spring O'Brien), 18 Lammers St., Stockton Ave., Ocean Grove, Hazlet, son, yesterday. a daughter, August 9. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Mr. and Mrs. James Longo Schwartz (nee Joan Davies), (nee Linda Bianchi), of 684 17 Lincoln PI., Freehold, son, Broad St., Shrewsbury, a DIVIDENDS PAYABLE QUARTERLY LEG o' LAMB: yesterday. daughter, yesterday. Imported ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000 BY F.S.L.I.C. Frozen PREP FOR NOV. S.A.T. Ib. 16th Year Bed Bank Savings STARTS SEPT. 12th and Loan Association Professional preparation Harmony Bowl 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. for Junior* and Scnlori MMdUtown In Mothtmarlci ond Ingllih WlllowbM.k Inn BROAD STREET AT BERGEN PLACE Comprehension Fair Hovtii RED BANK Holiday Inn 741-3700 Classes en Saturday* er Hulir Sundays AmoricM Haul 9 A.M. - 12 Noon Coll 229-2347 Serving this area since 1887 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 the News Declare War on Sewer Abusers MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - "We will request the in that area with Instructions Madison Township septic tank into the sewage lines and kill- 'Township Civic Association, WASHINGTON -' New Jersey's growth rate is 50 per Septic tank cleaners and indi- Township Council to adopt an to be on continuous lookout cleaner allegedly dumped ing the bacteriological pro- about dirty water: cent above the national average, preliminary census figures ordinance to prohibit this dis- for any scavengers who may wastes into manholes. He cess in the treatment of ef- Mr. Abraham alleged that show. viduals who find the sewer system operated by the Mu- charge of industrial and sep- be dumping," Mr. Almerino achieved only limited success fluent, Mr. Langford ex- in recent months, water has The State should Wierefore be assured of an additional nicipal Utilities Authority a tic waste into the authority's said. in deterring the violators.' plained. been cloudy, with particles congressional seat in the next redistricting. convenient place to dump facilities," Mr. Almerino The problem has been a Mr. Langford reported that "Midland is trying 'o ar- floating in it. Pitting the growth rate are the state's northern, western wastes, may be in for fines stated. continuing one, with the most another problem within the range some in-house disposal Wilson Crawford, water su- and central THE tectives Arthur Stover and Csn we help you? Robert Schnoor and released MM*MOFF.D.l.e, CENTRAL JERSEY BANK in the custody of their parents Broad St. 747-5555 Shrewsbury AMD TRUST COtvORANV pending juvenile action. \ -THE DAILY REGISTEB, BED BANK • MIDDLBTOWN, N. J;« FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 O'Brien of »19 Fifth St., tf0 Mr*. Tea Eyck R&neon Sandra Jayne Jelm for parking on ttte wrong side HANSON TOWNSHIP - MANALAPAN - Sandra Judge Stprn V^>Sevm of the itreet; and Eileen Mrs. Doris P. Hanson, EC, Jayne Jeton, 5, of S4 Ogden UNION BEACH - A focal ," Stern fined Armondo Escobar illegal parking; Marjorie Banta ot 707 BeacMew Ave., Obiluaries vice president and secretary Lane, died yesterday at Jer- man was fined $60 by Munici- of Woodbridge and Rose C. Clancy of 219 Union Ave., $10 of Ten Eyck Bonson Inc. and $15 for failing to possess a ve- sey Shore Medical Center, pal Court Judge Harold Stern for Illegal parking. president of Chemical Elec- hicle registration; Bernard F. tronics Engineering Inc., both Neptune, after a long illness. after being found guilty of as- Matawan, died suddenly She was born in Morris- saulting his wife. John C. Murphy Wednesday in the office of town, daughter of Vincent and The defendant was Robert Dr. Aram A. Captanian, 213 Susan Balas Jelm. Main St., Matawan. J. Banta of 707 Beachview In addition to her parents, Ave. Seafood Lovers! She lived on Amboy Road. she is survived by two sisters, Succumbs at 82 Bom in Port Monmouth, Francis Costello of Iselin Lauren and Susan, both at she was a daughter of the late RED BANK - John C. Monmouth Beach and John C. home; her maternal grand- was assessed $35 after plead- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - SIX DAYS FOR LUNCH! Charles A. and Josephine- Murphy, 82, of 23 Irving Place Murphy Jr. of Atlantic High- parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing guilty to a fighting Bennett Pooie. died suddenly in his home lands; a sister, Mrs. Carrie Charles Balas, and her pater- . A businesswoman in Mata- charge. yesterday. Skancke of Lslip. L.I., and nal grandmother, Mrs. Mild- wan for 21 years, she was a In traffic matters Judge A New York City native, eight grandchildren. The red Jelm, aH of Jersey City. Mr. Murphy retired 17 years William S. Anderson Funeral member of Sirius Chapter, The Higgins Memorial Drug Addiction Problem? ago from the Travelers Insur- Home is in charge of arrange, Order of the Eastern Star, Matawan; the Professional Home, Freehold, is in charge Call 988-8333 For Help Day or CLAM HUT ance Company, where he was ments. of arrangements. Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge assistant manager of the Businesswomen's Associa'ion Niant. of Matawan; the Twin Light Brooklyn office. Starting with Mrs. Grace Simpson the company as an office boy Soroptimist Club, Highlands; New Hours i the Root and Branch Flower at the age of 11, he was witli FAIR HAVEN-Mrs. Grace Club, Hazlet; the Bayshore MONDAY, 4 P.M.-10 P.M. Travelers 54 years. C. Simpson, 64, of 68 Forman Community Hospital Ladies In retirement, he was insur- St. died yesterday at home. liTUVJil HOWARD Auxiliary; the Raritan TUES., WED., THURS., SUN. ance adviser for the Golden She was born in Phalanx Grange of Marlboro, and the Gate Hotel in Miami Beach, and moved here 30 years ago. , 12 NOON to 10 P.M. Middletown Reformed Listen toyour next Congressman debate Fla., until it was sold a year She was employed 14 years Church. ago. in the auditing department of the mcwibent on the major issues. FRI., SAT. NOON - 10:30 P.M. A summer resident of Leon- Monmouth County National Surviving are her husband, ardo for many years, Mr. Bank. Ten Eyck Ronson; a brother, HlgUaH* M*w tmmt Murphy and his family moved Alfred C. Poole of Holmdel; She was the widow of Alvin SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 fMf of AHaWfc ft. off far A«HM three nieces, and two neph- here in 1938 from New York Simpson. City. He was a former mem- ews. HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 ber of the Red Bankers Club She was a communicant o! Arrangements are under di- Car and was a communicant Nativity Catholic Church. rection of the Bedle Funeral WJLK12:30P.M. of St. James Catholic Church, Surviving are eight sisters, Home, Matawan. While at the CLAM HUT be sure to visit Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Daniel Mack of Free- PAID FOR BY 11 Mrs. Augusta Murphy; two hold, Mrs. William F. Cogan Thomas Ruggirello sons, Harold F. Murphy of of Little Silver, Mrs. Joseph UNITED CITIZENS FOR DOWD the "DINGHY DEN Strohmenger of Deal, Mrs. RED BANK - Thomas J. IN MEM0RIAM5 Adolph Desch of Red Bank, Buggiredlo,48,on54SouthSt. featuring nautical gifts and ceramics Mrs. Ralph Johnson, here, died Wednesday in the Veter- In Memory of Laura M. Terry. Miss Emma Cross of High- In loving memory or a dear mother and ans Administration Hospital, grandmother who passed away one yesj lands, Mrs. Phillip Riddle of apo August 23. 19®. God looked around East Orange. Hifi garden and found an empty place. Rumson and Mrs. Fred Kaeli He looked down on the eartii and saw mother's tired face. He put Hli of Red Bank. Mr. Ruggirello, a retired arms around her and lifted her to reat. God's garden most be beautiful for He l*e John E. Day Funeral florist, was graduated from takes only the ^est. Lovingly remem- bered but sadly missed by loving daugh- Home, Red Bank, is In charge Cornell University and atter Roberta, son-in-law CJiarles Boyce of arrangements. tended Niagara University, H HhildlMl Niagara Falls, N.Y., and was a member of the Cornell Alumni Association and the Paralyzed Veterans John Van Kirk & Son of America Inc. He was the son of the late Union County MONUMENTS Joseph and Gaetana Ruggi- 85 COOPER KD., MIDDLETOWN rello. loft Rr. 35 at Htidort'i Corn.r) Surviving are his widow, Mollie Siniscalchi Ruggirello; 741-0319 747-2141 v and three brothers, Anthony, IARRE GUfLD MONUMENTS Samuel and Louis Ruggirello, and five sisters, Mrs. Jack Di- Laura, Mrs Russell Murgia, Miss Josephine Ruggirello, Mrs. Samuel Zito and Mrs. FOR ANY OCCASION Julia Payne, all of Niagara' Falls, N.Y. HOMEY BE! FLOWERS The William S. Anderson Funeral Home is in charge of has come to RUSSELU T. HODGKISS arrangements. 4M BROAD ST. SHREWSIURY Herbert Mouritzen MIDDLETOWN - Herbert 741-4020 M. Mouritzen, 63, of 422 Red ttdablt SIK« 1*27 Hill Road died on arrival at Rivervlew Hospital, Red IY WINE ANYWHitt Bank, Wednesday night after suffering a heart attack in his home. Mr. Mouritzen was born in FUNERAL Brooklyn and lived there most of his life, coming here eight HOME years ago. Union County Trust Company has received approval He was employed the past John Allen Childt III four years as night manager of State and Federal authorities to provide complete Owner and Operator of the Cheesequake Park Ser- vice Station on the Garden State Parkway. Prior to that Dignified • Inexpensive • Confidential he taught physical education banking service to the Eatontown area. An office is Day or Night -741-3505 in the New York City school system. He also worked for now open to serve you in the Executive Center, Main 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK the New York City YMCA. Surviving are a brother, Walter Mouritzen of Boynton and Broad. Beach, Fla., and a nephew. The John F. Pfleger Funer- al Home Is In charge of ar- Worden Funeral Home rangements, Now 106 years old, UCTC has total resources of more RIO BANK 60 E. FRONT ST. Mrs. Emma Dnnst than $226 million, deposits of $ 194 million and capital CRANFORD — Mrs. Emma Scheele Dunst, 82, of 16 Myrtle St. died Wednesday in of $18.7 million. If is a member of the Federal Reserve Day and Night Phone Monmouth Convalescent Cen- ter, Long Branch, after a long illness. System and accounts are insured through the Federal 747-0557 Mrs. Dunst was born in Brooklyn. She was the widow Deposit Insurance Corporation. You are assured of of Fred Dunst. Clark Foster, Mgr. She was a member of Star of Elizabeth Council, Daugh- strength, stability and "full-bank" service. ters of America. She and her husband oper. ated a confectionery store in Roselle for 30 years, retiring Experienced personnel are now on hand to open new in 1945. Surviving are a son, How- John E. Day ard C. Dunst, and a grand- accounts, discuss loans and to answer any questions daughter, Miss Jane Dunst, of Middletown. FUNERAL HOME The Worden Funeral Home you might have of UCTC or its services. Current hours Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. are: Monday thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Fridays 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank Tigers Close School 9 A.M. to 8 P.M., and Saturdays 9 A.M. to I P.M. We 747-0332 CALCUTTA, India (AP) - C. SIDUN, Director Children at a school in Naga- land got a forced vacation will welcome the opportunity to serve you. when Bome tigers took up residence in their schoolyard and refused to leave, officials said. The tigers finally left for nearby jungles. DEATH NOTICES MOUrUTZEN — Herbert M.. age 83 Hie Adams Memorial Home of (22 ncd Hill IW.. Middletown on August 19, 1970. Funeral service* to* jilrnt at 8 p.m. at the John F. Pflegar Funeral Home, 115 Tin-mil lid., N«w WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, Monmoutli, N.J. Funeral Saturday 9 a.m. tram the funeral home. Inter* ment Bhoreland Memorial Gardeni, Owner- Manager Keyporl. Af Union Coonfy Trust Company, t«vfc« i$' man then just a promise ... RUOOIRSililX) — Tliomas J,. a«e «, of 614 South Street. Red Hank, died Aggtiat IS, 1070. Beloved hutband of 747-0226 Mollie P. (nee Blnlncalchl) Devoted jon of the late Joseph and Gaetana UNION COUNTY TRUST COMPANY nulglrfllo. Ill-other of Anthony, flam. Louia, Mri. Jack DILaura, lira. Rua* aell Murtla, Mlaa Josephine Rui- Eatontown Office • Executive Center • Main and Broad Elrello, Mrs. Sam Ztto, Mm. Julie FUNERAL DIRECTORS Payne, all of Niagara Fain, N.Y. Hla mother-in-law, Mr*. Qaetana Blnlncalchl, alater-ln-law, Ml«a Rote iMumber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SINCE 18*1 alnlacalchl. both of Red Bank. Slater- .n-law Mrs. Joaophlnt Jubert ot Bhrewabury. W nieces and nephewi. 14 Krcat luecen and nephewi. Funeral aervlcfn f» a.m. Monday from the William 8. Amlcrton Funeral Home, 110 BROAD STREET RED BANK 272 Broad St. Red Bank, 10 a.III. Man of Requiem, 8t. Jamea B.C. Cliurch. Interment Mount Carmel Camettry l^ong Branch. Viewing Friday, T-9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, 2-1 and • THE DAILY REGISTER, RID BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N, J,: FRJDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 Arts Center Problem Is Denied by Gallagher newspapers and radio sta-j ByBOBBRAMLEY John P. Gallagher, chair- gorically at yesterday's au- story in Tuesday's editions of daily, Mr. Gallagher hedged, can indicate something out of They took the opposite ap- tions represented at the two a WOODBRIDGE - There is man of the N.J. Highway Au- thority meeting—twice. The Daily Register was, admitting that with no evi- line with the report of a 'ser- proach of asking us for com- no serious problem with mari- thority, which operates the "Marijuana has ,become a dence either way, he is in a ious problem.' Two perfor- ment and then proceeding to performances in questions | He said it once again in a publicize their own views. It saw fit or reason^to report on K juana or any other drugs at Garden State Parkway and two-page news release in serious problem at the Gar- position only to say that he mances out of 58 so far this the Garden State Arts Center. the Arts Center, said so cate- den State Arts Center." doesn't know of a serious season, and some 18 or 19 is also pertinent to ask why a so-called marijuana prob-

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The half-hearted and generally intransigent re- soonse on the part of the administration to legitimate student requests was frustrating and blatant to those involved. —« Friday, August 21, 1970 J *" • 3 Because of insistent student pressure and the activism.of., many students, Dr. Kinney reluctantly conceded to several. ' requests, However, now that the radical element at Kum- son has, for the most part, graduated, the administration is on the offensive again. , Robert Moir, a history teacher at the high school. Is- known to everyone as the most active and liberal teacher ^ Inexcusable Expressway Delay there: His activities in the grape boycott and antiwar movement are matters of record. . . . • , j,,-. Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., is without knowing for certain what the Well, strike a blow for repression! Mr. Moir, a qualified "• completely justified in criticizing the federal government will do. and tenured U.S. history I and II teacher, has been arbitrary federal Bureau of Public Roads for its Anyone traveling between the ly assigned to teach world geography and world ciylliza-, tions to classes composed entirely of freshman students. "inexcusable delay" in approving county and the state capital is aware Never have we seen, such a blatant disregard for political • alignment of the eastern section of of the hazards that will be eliminated and professional liberty as this. ,..,,," the Central Jersey Expressway. once the expressway is built. This At the same time . . . Joseph Dignan, an English' IV < safety factor should weigh heavily" teacher at Rumson, was removed from his position as ad- ;*/ Known as Interstate Highway viser to the newspaper. Mr. Dignan, too, was politically 195, it is the long-awaited limited ac- in Washington, but apparently it controversial in his forthright support of our teachers' right cess route from Trenton to the Shore, doesn't. to organize and also in the fact that the school newspaper In a letter to Francis Turner, fed- last year was, in many cases, liberal and antiadministration. work on which has started on the This persecution and intimidation of Moir and Dignan western section. eral highway administrator, Mr. for their political beliefs signals the tone of things for hext Howard wrote: "Because of the criti- year. It is an Ugly tone. It is an ominous tone. It is one . ^ Mr. Howard was successful in get- cal highway situation in New Jersey, that must be fought, tooth and nail, by student?, teachers a"rid :. ting congressional approval to have particularly in the area of the shore, I parents alike. • ' 'ft; the expressway placed on the Inter- It is a fact that there are political and educational re- respectfully urge you to give this state Highway System, in which 90 actionaries at the helm at Rumson that makes our preclpus matter your personal attention so political and educational freedoms tenuous. They must be \. per cent of the costs are paid by the that apjproval of the alignment can fought for. They must be safeguarded. If not, then aU of " federal government. be given without any further delay." us, not just Moir and Dignan, will suffer. ~ Michael and Joseph Bader, Getting Monmouth County and "For years," Mr. Howard said last ' 72 Blackpoint Road, Rumson. the state to agree on the eastern week, "those of us at the shore have Marty fiucher, :.,... , alignment took time, but it was ac- discussed the need for a Trenton to Pond Road, Rumson ,-' ,,.i. :, complished more than nine months * Steven Manning, the Shore road, and now that I have Kemp Ave., Fair Haven ago, and the plans were sent to Wash- won congressional approval for it, ington. And there they rest, tying these" unnecessary bureaucratic de- No Fault Discussion up design work and the project itself. lays are not at all appreciated by the • 39 McCampbell Road Besides denying county residents people of the Third District." We THE REPORTER Hplmdel, N. J. : an urgently needed facility, the delay agree. ' To the Editor: v : is increasing the cost. That is obvi- The West and Southwest enjoy an . Many thanks to Mr. Kosene for his letter in The Reg- •„•.» Child?s A mbition A chieved ister explaining the "fault" of "no-fault" auto insurance. ous in the spiraling prices for all amazing network of federal interstate His example of a day laborer who would get $100,009 under types of construction in both labor highways. New Jersey's congres- By JIM BISHOP ger of motion pictures. The Skouras proper- ;*&•'•'. : ties flourished, and the brothers went to Hol- the present system for loss of a leg, and only'$4,509,'.under and materials. The Rock-sat on the aft deck bf Santa "no-fault" insurance," is' especially valuable as a startinj,,. sional delegation should join Mr. Rosa speaking eloquently about his Greek' lywood and bought-.First National Pictures. Howard in pressuring the govern- point for discussions'.:* • ••//• -V" -, I It also hampers the county and in- childhood while Venus, the evening star, From there, it y«js./.a step tovexdhange stock Unfortunately, there is no certainty that the day laborer . dividual property owners along the ment to complete one in the Garden . bounced along the wires betwjeen the king and merge ydtft Warner Brothers. will get the $100,00O*Bhat represents his actual economic loss. " posts. The graiy hair on'his '[ In. 1932,' Fox' Pictures \fyas in trouble. route who cannot plan for the future State. If he is himself parity at fault, bt cannot prove that the loss chest rose and fell slowly. Skouras joined the sic^cxj'nipany. In 1935, was entirely someone .else's fault, he gets nothing under tho , Spyros P. Skburas, at the after learning how two siik; crutches' make present system. If he can prove he should have lite $100,- ; age of 77, has begun a ca- 1 : one heaMry-company, Fox merged with 20th 000, but th& driver he proved to be at fault is not insured Good Riddance reer. He was the big man Century.'For brains, Skouras brought in Joe for $100,000; he probably will not get it all If he is, hot;at' dn motion, pictures; now he Schenck, William Goetz and Darryl Zanuck, fault, arid the other, driver is, and the other driv# "is in- Ronald M. Heymann, state Motor Starting next month, motorists is the small man in ship- a polo player,wjth a mallet. ' . sured for $100,000; he stiH. has to fight the other driver's jn-: ping. •. : ' Vehicle director, was. realistic and convicted of traveling i0 miles above .A dec^ Earlier, Skouras married a surance company in""'cotirt, and he may not have ttie finan-' sensible when he decided to scrap the a limit will be charged six points. He owns the \Pruden- petite and-fe|ajutiful candy dish named Sa- cial resources to finish his fight. * •-••*: ~ , ' tial-Grace lines, an as-' rah Briuglia, and promptly changed Sarah Those driving more than 80 miles per Under "no-fault" insurance; he gets $4,500, i» questions - unworkable "60-70" penalty for auto- sortment of cruise ships to the Greek Saroula. She was Jhe dutiful asked, as'soon as he can show his bill for the loss,, Ifjhe loss hour will get seven points; more than mobile speeders. and cargo vessels, but he : wife> watching, saying nothing. And yet she of a leg would cost him more than that, he should Imy dis- BISHOP is late and far behind the _.The.. regulation was supposed to 90, eight points. If a driver collects saw cruelty and deceit in Hollywood. Soon, ability income insurance, which he should have anyway in ~T2~p6irits within a three-year period, other Greeks — Livanos, Niarehos, Onassis the Skourases will celebrate their 50th wed- case he loses a leg in some other kind of accident. The require license revocation for any- and 200 assorted Greek families. He has a he loses his license. ding anniversary. combination of both policies, "no-fault" and disability, will one driving 70 miles per hour in a 60- head like a sophisticated cocoanut with THE ROCK HOLDS her hand under the cost him less than his present auto insurance because it mile zone or 60 miles per hour in a Those "Speeders Lose Licenses" shell-rimmed glasses. Skouras' • favorite table when he thinks no one is watching. She does not have to cover litigation costs. weakness is dozing through motion pictures. In conclusion, may I say that I have no special interest 50-mile zone. .signs in the state will begin to have watched him climb to become head of Fox His strength is in thinking far ahead of in 1942, when the stock was selling at $5 a in either kind of insurance, and I don't suppose Mr. Kosene Compassionate policemen, how- meaning, andrepeat violators will be other men and taking risks. He and his son share. Charlie, George and Spyros had faith has either. I assume we are,both interested in seeing that ever, were reluctant to issue sum- kept off the highways. Mr. Hey- Spyros Jr. are building five 30,000-ton ships in themselves, so they bought up to the hilt, we are indemnified for our losses as expeditiously and as which - he thinks — will outmode the con- economically as possible. May I thank him again, and The monses which might cost speeders mann also hopes that a first offender acquired stock options too, and eventually tainer ships. The Skouras boats will each sold at $54. Register as well, for the opportunity to discuss the question? their jobs, and tickets quite often can learn a lesson without suffering carry 72 barges fully loaded. These will be Very truly yours, a severe penalty. We applaud his dropped off the stern intact at ports of call, At that time, more than 100 movies were written just below the 10 miles earned money; the Robe; the Song of Ber- Martin B. Brilliant' common sense move. and freshly loaded barges will be lifted per hour limit. aboard. nacjette; Gentlemen's Agreement; the.. Snake Pit In 1950, Spyros told his brothers that Nonpublic Education He plans as though life is endless.. It's a something new called television was begin- INSIDE WASHINGTON P. O. Box 183 . . long run from the little Greek farm owned ning to siphon the profits from motion pic- ; ,by his father, Panajotis Skouras, who fa- tures. They had a chance to buy ABC, but ./>._ _, Hazlet, N.-J. • ••;. :.; '\ • thered 10 children. Babies cannot eat rocks •were voted down., /-• • • - -. nber, a bjfc\will come before thfe state legisla-.' "on a farm, so Charlie Skouras came to , Eight years ago, the crisis;-arrived. r 'Peace Dividend? vs. Inflation America in 1908 and settled in St. Louis, Mo. Elizabeth Taylor \vas starring in "Cleo- ould grarttrjr.'Smiill portion of the tax.'dollasto . Two yfars later, Spyros made the trip. patra" In Rome when the colts began to r , olS. ^veijio^ wno carfes about SflsJcfllM's a}uV : By ROBERT S. ALLEN understood — that is; peeling off the'? pro- George followed. • climb economic cliffs. Walter Wanger, the cation and.their own ta*ftkiih(juld write their representatives ; and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH gram buildups added for the war. ; ' THEY WORKED AS bellboys in the old producer, and Joseph Mankiewicz,: the di- in the le&slature. : '- ... •'. - £• *;•..<•*. • V. * * # Jefferson Hotel and the Planters and saved rector, lined up against Spyros Skouras. The There,J|re five fundamental reasons why. They. ate! "",. * One of President Nixon's many budget 1) That nonpublic educatidn embraces nearly 20 fei cent • problems is that inflation is quickly eating "RATHER, ANY FURTHER large cut- $5,000 in three years. They bought a small movie ran to $30,000,000 in cost and Skouras of the elementary and.secondary*school puplisln'-ftew Jer- ' up the already emerging "peace dividend." backs will have to come from cutbacks be- "silent" movie house, the Olympic, at 14th took the blame. sey; effects vast tax savings Jo the total public; is a factor low the prewar force and program levels* That is to say that large budget reduc- rand Market St. and put on a 90-minute show .. 20th Century-Fox invented Cinemas- ef basic importance to 'the economy and educational future tions are being effected in Much of the'current discussion Tails toitake of two-reelers for five cents' admission cope, which ^reviye'd '•£• dying industry. the Pentagon. With the , ^ccQunt «f the $17.2 billion added for pay • charge. Skouras bought'land around the studk) and 2) Thatfany substantial1 reduction in'numberJpf the non- winding down of the war and price increases since prewar 1964. Spyros. felt a sudden surge of patriotism ,at Malibu for $600,000 and eventually sold it public scfai»ol populatiOKSpells severe economic j(iaftlsihipto In Vietnam the size of the "What some observers are really advo- for the new. land and applied for his first for $19,000,000. Two years ago; Skouras, and New-Jerseyjins and grave[,distilrbance for the public schools. armed services is being cating is not a 'peace dividend,'" says citizenship papers within 90 days of arrival. Zanuck began to disagree on everything. Al- 3).That nonpublic"education in New Jersey,, which for reduced, less ammunition Moot, "but some kind of miraculous return In World War 1, he enlisted in the Army though Skouras now controlled the greatest decades has borne the burden! of immense service to the to- is being expended and less to the pay rates and price levels of fiscal Signal Corps. After the war, the brothers entertainment empire of all time, he stepped tal public, can no longer alone meet the costs of continuing money is being spent on year 1964." bought 20 more theatres. Family love and down, and out. this service. , . c • . •• military programs. The figures, to which Moot refers, show conscience are braided in the Greek men- We sat on the stern of Santa Rosa, 4) That many public school districts in the state are to- Most of those savings that the Pentagon spent $50.8 billion in 1964. tality, so Charlie and George and Spyros watching the evening star brighten in dark- day faced with too severe financial difficulties to permit as- are not being made avail- The people, supplies and services added voted for each other to run the business. ness. "Every Greek boy," he said, "is born sumption of nonpublic school population. ; able for otner government since — in terms of those prewar dollars — Bltentually, they persuaded Spyros to be- near the sea. He tells himself that someday 5) That the solution to the problem confronting state-ap- programs, however. Un- would have cost $54.6 billion then. come president, but he accepted modestly. he will own ships. Now, at the age of 77,1 proved nonpublic education is to afford nonpublic school fortunately for the President and his budget However, Moot notes that $7.9 billion It was the last sign of shyness seen in this am achieving a child's ambition." He parents and teachers of secular subjects a measure of sup- aides, they are offset by military and civil- worth of military and civilian pay Increases man. watched that evening star. The Rock thinks port, within constitutional limitations, sufficient to enable ian pay increases (for retired as well as must be added to that total, plus $2 billion Overnight, he became the deliberate ti- of it as his. He's sure it will never set... nonpublic schools to continue to render public service... . active duty personnel) and by increases in for increases in retired military pay and a While these illustrations deal only with Catholic school's, prices. whopping $7.3 billion for Pentagon price in- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH which are a majority of the nonpublic, nonprofit schools,.the Of course it wasn't supposed to be that creases. other nonpublic schools, either under religious sponsorship or way. Shortly after Mr., Nixon's election his * * * of nonrellglous orientation, make a proportionate contribu- economic planners Jet it be known, rather MOOT ESTIMATES that Southeast Asia tion to the common good. explicitly that savings from the Pentagon costs, over and above what would have been 'Investing in Wirie In Middlesex County, there are 49 Catholic schools carrying a total of 26,183 students saving the taxpayer a total of would become increas- - spent without the war, have decreased by By SYLVIA PORTER produced on less than 5 per cent of the ingly available, over the more than $5 billion from the $2i.5 billion Let's say that in 1949, you invested $60 $17,584,240.97, according to the average pupil cost for 1968- world's entire vineyard areai Another factor 1969. In Monmouth County, -there are 29 Catholic dchools years, for a broadening peak achieved in the 1969 accounting year. in a case of 1947 La Tache - an historic red Is that the quality of '68 wine in many dis- spectrum of needed feder- He says there has been a "major realign- Burgundy wine from France's famed Ro- carrying a total of 16,185 with a savings to the taxpayers of tricts of France and Germany was deemed $10,571,394.60. In this statff there are a total of 626 Catholic al programs in non-de- ment of priorities" despite the inflationary manee Conti domain — and gave it away as abominable by the experts because of poor fense areas. pressures. a new baby present. When schools carrying a total of 290,248 students and a total savings weather. A third in the case of the excellent to the taxpayer of $199,668,494.27. Thus, the failure to In that connection, Moot says President that "baby" turned 18 '69s is that production was off 40 per cent in check inflation, embar- Johnson's proposed spending plan for the three years ago, the same France. And still another is that demand in For the love of money and a good education, write your rassing .enough in itself accounting year just completed has been re- case was retailing for $250 the U.S. for wines, both fine imported and state representatives, now! and a political hazard as — and it would cost $450 Sincerely yours, duced $8.6 billion by President Nixon. That, ordinary table wine, is soaring. Wine con- James B. Shea the off-year elections draw he says, is the largest cut since the budget today, if you could find sumption, now around 250 million gallons closer, also exposes the submissions of "early 1945 were revised after any. and totaling $1 billion annually, continues to President to brickbats GOLDSMITH the end of world war II. Let's say that as rise about 15 per cent a year. Young Amen from those Administration critics who keep Defense outlays, as a share of total recently as 1960, you leans are joining their affluent parents as insisting on a reordering of national prior- budget, fell from 40.6 per cent, in that John- bought a case of 1959 La- connoisseurs. ities. Much as the President's budget ex- son spending plan, to 37.7 pfer cent in the flte Rothschild, one .of the In fact, while few of us can or will pay perts would like to do some more reorder- Nixon revision. The defense share will fall PORTER Rreatest Bordeaux wines, $450 for a case of '47 La Tache, many rou- ing, it just hasn't been possible so far. further to 34.fi per cent for the year just for $45. Today,the same tinely pay $3 to $5 or more for a bottle. •' Robert C. Moot, who as the Defense De- starting — lowest since 1950 — according to case costs $415.80 at New York's Sherry- "THE SMART WINE buyers," says Mi- partment's comptroller, Is thetop Pentagon Moot. •Lehmann. • chael Aaron, general manager of Sherry- budget expert, discusses the so-called For the future, Moot has some budget „ Even the recent vintages are soaring in Lehmann, the famed wine merchants, "are "peace dividend" in soon-to-be-released con- worries of his own. They arise from the fact price: a I960 Chateau Petrus (also a Bor- stocking up on the great 1966 Burgundies gressional testimony. He comments that re- •that 96 per cent of the Pentagon's spending deaux) now sells for $215 against $92.50 in and Bordeaux." ductions in President Nixon's defense budg- is "controllable" by Congress and the presi- To save,money: Buy by the case, for ets have been "very large . . . much larger dent. Only retired pav and certain claims OTHER INCREASES dwarf the growth savings usually of 10 per cent; buy wine on than are commonly realized." fall into the "uncontrollable" column with a rates on slocks in the 1960s, and, in fact sale, for savings of another 10 to 20 per He cautions, however, that there is dis- variety of non-defense programs such as So- wine ranks as one of this era's best "in- tfent; buy wine "futures" In the form of a appointment in store for the amateur — and cial Security payments, farm price supports vestments," even though you cannot resell it c^nmitment to buy before it is bottled and professional — budget jugglers who assume and the like. without a license. If you consume significant then plan to hold the wine until it Is mature, that war and defense costs can be stripped "Our concern Is," he says, "that our amounts of wine, you can achieve enormous about eight to 10 years for Bordeaux and away in the future and applied to other programs may have to be reduced in the savings by buying a promising young wine five to six years for Burgundies. needs. short-range or mid-range not because we and storing it in your cellar for a few years Stick to the great wine years which for "The figures make it clear," says Moot, lose out on the merits, but for procedural instead of buying it by the bottle when it is I ho Rordeaux and Burgundies in the '60s "that further large cuts in the defense budg- reasons: because we can be controlled already mature. were: 1961, '62, '64, '66 and '69. ('67 was et cannot really be expected in the form of a through appropriation action, and other pro- The key factor behind the upsurge in good for Bordeaux but not for red Bur- imported wine prices is that the finest are "peace dividend," as that term is commonly grams cannot." gundies.) The sea provides. A •*.. ~r '.' -THE DAILY REGISTER, R£D BAXJC • MIDDLETOWV, N. ].: FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 Setoh Hall )inner Sunday Mrs. Edward Lowe, Miss Wetlands Project Hit In Matawan Bible School To Graduate Barbara Mobley aM It, SPEING LAKE - The Music for dancing, provided RED BANK - Tonight at 7 was 58 and the school was un- MATAWAN - A large created an area of slimy Georgia Riggs. Momnouth-Ocean Counties by the Meyer Jjavis Orches- voiced • dissatisfaction with o'clock graduation exercises der the direction of Mrs. Bri- Parents and friends are in- Club o( the SetoklJal^Atanwi tra, will begin at 9 p.m. group of residents attended muck, unsightly and hazard- this action because they want- the Borough Council meet- ous to children. They allege will be held for the Red Bank gadier Walter Murdoch. vited to the exercises. Hand- Federation will have a dirt. Al MacDonald Is chairman. ed the council to take much Salvation Army daily vaca- Leaders of various depart- work of. the departments will oer-dance Sunday In the Mon-, Reservations may be made ing to complain about de- further that this situation will stronger steps, but they of- struction of a natural water- kill the trees in the area and fered no constructive sugges- tion Bible school. ments included Mrs. Celia be displayed and refresh- mouth Hotel. Ttie cocktail by contacting Walter Neff, 19 Enrollment for the year Smith, Miss Judith Navatrill, ments will be served. hour will start at 6 p.m., fol- Haug St., Union Beach, or shed area at the foot of Mata- cause erosfon'prxtolems. tions. lowed by a buffet. any officer. wan Ave. and Ravine Drive. The mayor agreed to have a The owner of the tract has letter hand-carried to the begun to construct a road and owner of this property 're- Old Cannon Recovered drainage system for some un- questing that he cease all con- COLLIESTON, Scotland stated reason, according to struction work until the coun- (AP) — Skin divers reported the citizens. cil can study the situation in salvaging a cannon, pieces of They claim that he has dl- greater depth. chain and part of an anchor verted streams' and has Residents at the meeting from the Spanish galleon San- ta Catalina, sunk near Collies- ton in 1588. GRASS WOES? [IIOAUOWM I!S II

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• • ' •• '..•-. • •• ••••• •-•:'.•••.. a. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: /FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 Squad Had 114 Calls In HATAWAN TOWNSHIP - that so far this year the squad Joseph Pauciello, assistant has responded to (74 call*, captain of the Matawan Town- and that members have de- ship First Aid and Rescue voted 2,06« man-hours to Gray Drug Will Grow Squad announced that the first aid activities. squad answered 114 first aid calls during July. Mr. Pauciello said 12 calls were (or motor vehicle ac- By ROGERS. SPEAR resentation in natural gas liq- aged to show a small gain in cidents, three were com- Q — I bought 100 shares of uids, petrochemicals and the first half, share earnings munity service calls, 67 were Fmast Gray Drug Stores some time Successful plastics. Since the future live- declined slightly to 80 cents emergency transport, 11 were ago at 31%. Do you think I lihood of any integrated oil from 82 cents. Purchase is for normal transport and 21 firm depends essentially on should sell or retain this is- recommended. were fire calls. He stated sue? F.G. Investing its ability to develop reserves, THE UNITED Saturday and Sunday A -A liberal yield - 6.3 Phillips' North Sea discovery per cent — and history of suc- this June is of major impor- METHODIST cessful growth make these tance and greatly enhances FURNITURE CO. CHURCH Aug. 22nd and 23rd Only that earnings will resume shares worth retaining for fu- the company's prospects. Keyport 264-0181 247 Broad Street ture improvement. Formerly their past growth pace. Phillips is also in an enviable WEST Red Bank, New Jersey a drug chain operator, Gray Q — I would like to pur- position with respect to the Features... Drug has expanded and diver- chase Phillips Petroleum. Is natural gas industry. Com- WELCOME! sified into a general mer- this advisable? M.A. pany owns what is probably "LEES 8:30 & 10 a.m. A — A leading domestic oil chandiser. In addition, the the largest U.S. natural gas TIDE XK company, Phillips is om. of .CARPET" Worship Services: company has strengthened its reserve stake of anj single the most broadly based in the position in the mushrooming concern — another big plus in Rev. Rollo A. Michael industry, with important rep- EST. 1869 DETERGENT discount department store view of the growing shortage Church School: 10 a.m. field. From 19M to 1968 net of this energy source. Al- Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 Nursery Provided income advanced consistently though gross income man- Limit 2 year-to-year, and more than School Moved quadrupled from $0.95 million Please to $4-19 million. In 1969, how- To Matawan ever, net fell below the pre- MATAWAN - The New vious year's figure due large- School, a private non-graded 1-lb. 4>oz. pkg. ly to the surtax which school comprising elementary amounted to about 10 cents and intermediate grades, is per share. For the first nine moving its location from Lin- 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. months of 1970, sales in- croft to the educational rooms NO OTHER BANK CAN creased 11 per cent, while in Trinity Church, Ryers higher operating costs re- Lane, here, for the new ses- duced per share profits 5 per sion starting Sept. 14. cent year-to-year. With new The school, which is non- MAKE THIS STATEMENT: store openings continuing at a profit, non-sectarian, and in- rapid pace and with volume terracial was founded by a rising at present locations, group of teachers and parents management is optimistic convinced that the natural learning abilities of children can best develop in an infor- "We're the Oldest Bank mal environment which melds the learning world with the dynamics of the real world. The three informal classes are composed of 5 -7,8-10, and 11-14 year olds. Interaction in Monmouth County" between these groups and their teachers is an integral part of the philosophy of the school. 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Members of various sororities are in the Panhellenic organization. The original sketch depicted the activities of the Monmouth County group. Sorority Panel &ARDEN CITATION — Mrs. Michael Kennedy, president of the newly formed A panel of college students discussed phases of sorority life. Participants were Miss Ellen Boddie, Mlddletown, a Chi Women's Club of Vail, presents its first Most Outstanding Garden Award to Omega member from Syracuse University; Miss Gabriel Walter W. Tracey, 162 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Township. Tfie club, not feder- Stritch, Fair Haven, a Pi Phi member from Ohio Wesleyan ated wit4i other women's groups, was fo rmed in June for the purpose of improv- University; Miss Libby Scheffer, Fair Haven, a Kappa Delta ing neighborly relationships and raising funds for worthwhile charities. Other of- from Ohio University; and Panhellenic member Mrs. David SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS — Mrs. Paul J. Klimm, Fair Haven, president of the.v -.< Fream, Middletown, a Kappa Kappa Gamma alumna of Monmoutfi County Parvhellenie, presents its scholarships to Miss Barbara Ann Briggs;i' i-j ficers are Mrs. Frederick Hadden, vice president; Mrs. Carl Nelson, secretary, Syracuse University. Long Branch, 17, center, and Miss Diane Bacigalupi, Little Silver, 18, at a Coke^ and Mrs. Peter Minenno. The group meeh in the Mini Vail Mutual Hall. The hostess, Mrs. Barrett, is a Kappa Kappa Gamma (Register Staff Photo) alumna of De Pauw University. party in the home of Mrs. William Barrett, Rumson. (Register Staff Photo'):- r,' Princess Margaret Joins the 'Forties' Jewels Glitter in the Unreal RED BANK- - Beginning State Crown, St. Edward's the board of Her Majesty In- her to open a bridge, or a By THOMAS A. REEDY way to get a royal punch in land and make just one small day party, fresh from a sun- Monday and continuing Crown, the Crown of India, dustries, voiced her pleasure LONDON (AP) — Margaret the nose would be to race up crack about how life begins at shine trip to the Mediterra- community center, or some through Aug. 28, the Stein- the King's Orb, and the Royal over the originals. Rose is 40 today and a good to Balmoral Castle in Scot- ... / - nean. Princess Margaret and such thing, reportedly just Sceptre. The collection is bach Company will present on Each visitor will receive a. Princess Margaret, sister of Lord Snowdon were guests of beg off these days rather than housed in a specially built brochure with the history of ' the Aga Khan in Sardinia and the second floor of its Red Queen Elizabeth II, reaches get into a tiff. showcase with a secret in- the jewels. '' her milestone in the same timed it so that the sharp, bit- Bank store, Broad St., an un- stallation designed to protect year as her husband, Lord ing wind of Balmoral would Society Photos usual display of reproductions the exhibit. be a welcome change. Snowdon, and the royal pair Lord Snowdon prances of the British crown jewels. The collection, which has Their private life, largely make more news without try- through his royal jobs but The $20,000 collection of re- been on display nationwide ing than a press agent could protected by royal privilege, Nursery School works harder at being a productions was commis- and in the Steinbach Com- manufacture with six tele- gets more public every year, sioned by Her Majesty In- MONDAY-FRIDAY 7:30-5:30 phones. however. society photographer than he pany store's in Plainfield and ever did when that was ail he dustries, Inc., lingerie manu- HOT LUNCHES — 2 SNACKS Neither of them want it. Good Copy facturers and created by Elizabeth this week, was com- Certified By N. J. Oept. of Ed. Certainly the queen and her One of the reasons is that was before he married the ieading American jewelers. missioned after Holly Magill, husband, the Duke of Margaret and "Tony," as she princess 10 years ago. They include the Imperial daughter of the chairman of Child Care Any Age Edinburgh, could do without calls him, are people who do it. They are happier with the things. Someone sees it and — Open All Year — kind of news Prince Charles, publicity follows/Newspapers the Prince of Wales, and their which would hesitate to say daughter, Princess Anne, gen- anything about the queen Teaching Nun Honored CHILDREN'S erate because it is mostly in have little compunction where some good taste and fairly her younger sister is con- CARE CENTER good humored. cerned. 115-119 SHREWSBURY AVE., RED BANK Margaret and "Tony," her The tempestuous way these F. TAPP, Director 842-5213 husband, are quite something two lave has opened up a gos- else. sip columnist's dream closet The two "forties" are join- and speculation is rife as to ing the queen and the entire royal family for a quiet birth- whether they'll ever stay to-" gether for the long haul into aging grandparenthood. I Fight in Peace Most of the speculation is half-baked. The royal couple fight in peace, as the Irish say. A recent American magazine article attempted to say the opposite but those the jumpsuit .. . a sleek who know them best just gig- gled and called it naive. streak of fashion . . . These same sources said The new sensation, the body- such comments about Prin- line jumpsuit for the on-the-go, cess Margaret are in fact in- in the know fashion gal. Long spired by a certain amount of spiteful truth. Now, a matron and slinky designed for day or and looking it, the former night wear in acetate knits, Ar- blue-eyed beauty of the tiny, nel® triacetate plus and poly- graceful figure, shows every esters that always stay in shape. bit of her maturity. Pointedly styled with long, A hot-tempered lass at best, Princess Margaret never has zooming zippers and many with iallowed anyone for a moment hip-hugging belts. All in deep to intrude on her royal pre- jewel tones for Autumn. Sizes 5 rogatives. to 15 and 6 to 16. Wherever she goes, she Fall demands the highest respect HAPPY FAMILY — Sister Gilmary joins her family at a reception in her honor $19 to and is very often arrogant yesterday, left to right, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Auer, East Orange, about it. Many organizations 1970 which normally would invite and Mr. and Mrs. August Lang, Rumson, her parents. (Register Staff Photo) Peatc Lapels < RUMSON — Scores of ert Lang of St. Louis, Mo., friends joined Mr. and Mrs. who are parents of a new- August Lang at their home, 16 born son, Christopher. Styled for the Blossom Road, yesterday in Sister Gilmary attended ', Sophisticate honor of their daughter, Sis- grade schools in West Or- ter Gilmary, who recently has ange, East Orange, Ft. Col- taken perpetual vows as a lins, Colo., and was graduated ooo Sister of Christian Charity. - with high honors from Holy .f>* HOUSE OP Sister Gilmary, who is on Family School, Florham the faculty at Bishop Neu-' Park, and Itnmaculata High mann High School in William- School in Mendham. After two sport, Pa., took her final vows years at Assumption College Saturday at the Chapel in for Sisters in Mendham, she Highway 36 Mallinckrodt Convent in Men- attended Marillac College in dham, in a ceremony attend- St. Louis, Mo., where she re- Atlantic Highlands ed by her family, with the ex- ceived a BS in mathematics. 291-9650 ception of her brother and sis- She has been teaching in ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Pennsylvania schools.

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Poignant Letter May Save a Brides Dear Ann Landers: I buried who was so hipped on a look like something. — A City my best friend today. She was frequent change of outfits Girl only 36, a beautiful delightful that she wore her cocktail Dear Girl: Thanks for the Baker'West woman — a devoted wife and Ann Landers the mother of four children. clothes to work rather than kind words in behalf of the repeat. gal who tries. There's some- RUMSON - The First This woman did not have lo Presbyterian Church was the die so young. For the life of she noticed the lump in her I say bully for Country Hick thing in what you say, and me 1 cannot understand it. getting here Saturday for the breast a few months after her and fie on the dull, dreary, what's more I like the way marriage of Miss Jacqueline And the whole tragedy seems so unreal when one considers last annual check-up. ' lazy, unimaginative dames you say it! Louise West, daughter of Mr. who are too bored or indiffer- Confidential to Cross My and Mrs. Leolin T. West Jr., she was the wife of a physi- She confided in me when I 33 Third St., to Allan El- _ £r cian. visited her in the hospital ent (or just plain dumb) to Heart: You sound deter- sworth Baker, son of Dr. and (following the removal of her try to look like something mined, but I'm unconvinced. Mrs. Allan Baker Mrs. Kevin Rogers Mrs. William Kruger The cause of her death was Mrs. Elsworth F. Baker, 51 (The former (The former Kathleen Geary) breast) that she didn't want when they arrive at their Overconfidence can be dan- (The former cancer. She admitted when to "bother'1 her husband with Hance Road, Fair Haven. Jacqueline West) jobs. gerous. Tack this one in your Cathleen McGrath) she went to her doctor that it because he had too much on The reception was held his mind. How an intelligent I work in an office that em- hatband: here in the River House Inn. woman could have waited ploys 36 women and 17 men I tell you this — and I tell tjjp bridle, a graduate of Rogers'Qeary eight or nine months to in- (including the executives). you plain, Ruijnison-Fair Haven Regional vestigate a lump in her breast You wouldn't believe the way What you have done, you some of the women come to will do again; High School, is employed as a NEW MONMOUTH — A reception was held In Engagements is more than I can under- service representative by the stand. work — no makeup, hair in You will bite your tongue St. Mary's Catholic Church Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red v Jersey Bell, Telephone bobby pins and clips like they — careful or not, was tt»e setting here Saturday Bank. Please, Ann Landers, do the were ready for bed; wrinkled, Coihpany, Shrewsbury. for the marriage of Miss women of the world a favor. Upon the already bitten Mr. Baker, a graduate of The bride, a graduate here faded, ill-fitting blouses and spot. Kathleen Margaret Geary to Your column is the best read shirts; ungirdled; jiggling; the same high school, is at- Kevin Franklin Rogers. Their of Mater Dei High School and thing in the paper. Please, I shaking; no hose; sandals; tending Monmouth College, vows were solemnized at a Mount Ida Junior College, NURSING HOME beg of* you, print this letter. dirty toenails — it's an insult West Long Branch, and also Nuptial Mass celebrated by 1 Newton Centre, Mass., is em- Tell every woman out there if • 24-Hour Cam to the people they work with. • RN en duty all Urn** is employed part time by J. the Rev. William Basuch. ployed as a secretary by Bell she notices a lump in her H. Kelly Company, Red Bank. breast to go immediately to At least Country Hick, in • Medical* Appromd Parents of the couple are Telephone Laboratories, her sequined cocktail dress, He is a Spec. 4.C in the New Mr. and Mrs. Michael James the doctor and let him deter- NAVESINK HOUSE Jersey National Guard, Red Holmdel. mine whether or not it is formal hairdo, and blue eye- M RIVERSIDE AVE. RED SANK Geary, 8 Arlene Drive, here, shadow is making an effort to M2-M0O Bank: and Franklin Matthew Ro- Mr. Rogers, an alumnus of serious. Ninety-five per cent The couple will reside In gers, 12 Fairfield Drive, New Monmouth Regional High of the breast lumps are noth- Eatontown. Shrewsbury. School, New Shrewsbury, is ing more than enlarged attending Montclair State Col- . glands or cysts. The painful lege and is employed by the lumps are rarely malignant U.S. Post Office, Lincroft. He tumors, but a woman should If you're one Kruger'McQrath Nuptials also is a reservist in the U. S. never ignore a breast lump. Marine Corps. Early detection of even a can- $ YORK - St. Mary's Brothers Academy, Lincroft, The couple will reside in cerous tumor can mean a life saved. Thank you, Ann, and Catholic Church was the set- N. J.. The couple vail reside in Neptune City on their return Hiss Johnson MlssTtask MissKeough of the "DESK-SET" ting here Saturday for the Jersey City. from Europe. God bless you for the good you do. — Heartbroken marriage of Miss Cathleen Friend FBincis McGrath, daughter of Fisher-Johnson Dear Friend: Thank you for we have what Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ' EAST KEANSBURG — Announcement is made by Mr. Cot$ingham~Craver y o u r 1 e 11 e r. Somewhere, McGrath, Yonkers, to William and Mrs. Henry Lissefeld, 41 White St., of the engagement ^ndrew Kruger, soti of Mr. someone who read it will now of her daughter, Miss Flora Elizabeth Johnson, daughter and Mrs. William Kruger, 8 MIDDLETOWN - Miss Mrs. David Parkinson, South- go to the phone and make an Cicely Downer Craver was hampton, England. also of the late Alfred Johnson, to Army Pvt. Hudnall 0. appointment with her doctor. you need! Heatiicliff Road, ^uVijson, The bride was graduated § j; Their vows were wlem-, married here Sunday to Peter Fisher Jr., son of Mr. Fisher, and Mrs. Helen Fisher, both That woman may live another from Middletown Township 20 years because she read ijized at a Nuptial Mass. John E. Cottingham of Cam- of Gladys, Va. A November wedding is planned. bridge,-Mass. The ceremony, High School and Pratt In- your letter. Thanks again. J A reception was heia in the Miss Johnson, a graduate of Middletown Township High which took place in the home stitute, Brooklyn. She is a Dear Ann Landers: I travel Polish Community Center. of the bride's parents, Mr. free lance graphic designer in School and Monmouth County Vocational School in beauty i Mrs. Kruger, a graduate of culture, is employed as a florist at Harmony Floral Shoppe, Illinois and Indiana for a na- and Mrs. Harry S. Craver, Cambridge, Mass., where the tionally known firm. I get to Sacred Heart High School, Chapel Hill Road, was per- bridegroom Is employed by East Keansburg. Her fiance is stationed at Ft. Gordon, Ga. here, is attending Saint Vin- Peoria frequently. Over the formed by the Rev. John Simons Hardware Company. last year I developed a close cent's Hospital School of Bates and the Rev. Andrew Mr. Cottingham attended Hardgrave-Trask relationship with the ex-wife OPEN FRI. TIL 9 pursing, New York Van Dyke. A reception follow- the Royal Academy of Dra- of a former executive. Please I Mr. Kruger, a senior at St. matic Art, Oxford University, WEST HARTFORD, Conn. - Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. understand, this was no ro- Jeter's College, Jersey City, and the Harvard Graduate Trask of West Hartford, announce the engagement of their mance, merely a friendship. . . . Bring you ip an alumnus of Christian Mr. Cottingham is the son School. ". • daughter, Miss Judith Ann Trask, to William W. Hardgrave, of Horace E. Cottingham of The couple will reside in 50 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J. He is the son of Mr. and A few weeks ago I received Lyndburst, England, and Cambridge. Mrs. Terrell W. Hardgrave of Caldwell. The wedding is for my birthday a framed pic- GREAT VALUES planned to. take place Oct. 3 in Hartford. ture of this woman. The ac- The bride-elect, who resides in Red Bank, is an alumna companying note said: "For from Lightolier j of Elmira (N.Y.) College, where she received a BA degree your desk." The. pictuwj was Star Light Ball Slated in.mathematics. During her junior year she attended the inscribed, "To a miff who has in our smashing - University of Leicester in England. Miss Trask is employed been an angel to me . . ." The woman has friends in by ttie Prudential Insurance Company, Newark, in the group this office and I'm afraid if I BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL annuities department. - • . don't put her picture on my To Benefit Twin Lights Mr. Hardgrave, a supervisor in the operations research1 desk she'll hear about it and department at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel, is an her feelings will be hurt. HIGHLANDS.-A show of ions will be presented by The alumnus of Princeton University, where he was graduated tnagna cum laude with a BA in mathematics. He received In the meantime I already fall fashions and a buffet sup- Boutique of Fair Haven be- a doctor of engineering degree in operation research from have a picture of my wife and per will be highlights of the ginning at 9 p.m. Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. kids on my desk anl I think Twin Lights Historical Society Tickets are available daily one picture is enough. Please annual Star Light Ball tomor- in the Lighthouse, or may be advise. — Illinois Troubles Dee-Keough Dear Illinois: Your Peoria row at 7 p.m. "in th'fe Twin purchased at the door, Lights building. \••' v:;' :>:;';• MIDDLETOWN — Announcement is made by Mr. and friends sound like an idiot or Mrs. Robert Keough, 12 Liberty St., of the engagement of friends sounds like an idiot or Mrs, Joseph? Dempsey, • a troublemaker - or both. their daughter, Miss Aim M. Keough, to William P. Dee, son society president, is chairman AAUW Seeks Her gift was in the worst pos- of the affair;' Proceeds will of Mr. and Mrs. A. James Dee, Scotia, N.Y. The wedding is sible taste. You said it better [Mrs. Peter Cottingham help finance restoration , of Used Books planned for next August. than I. You already have a Miss Keough, a graduate of Middletown Township High picture of your wife and kids '(The former Cicely Craver) several exhibits not yet on RED BANK - Book collec- School, is attending College of Mount St. Vincent, Riverdale, on your desk and one picture display in the museum. In tion is in progress for the sev- N.Y. is enough. Toss it in your cir- Bridal Not* need of repairs are an origi- enth; annual Used Book Sale Mr. Dee, ah alumnus of J. S. Burke High School and cular file, Bub, and invite ; Wedding announcement and nal lifesaving station .from. sponsored by the Northern - Manhattan-College,-New~York^is-eaiployed_aii.an environ- your wife to Peoria when you go. It's a lovely city. engagement announcement Spermaceti Cove and a metal Monmouth County Branch of mental engineer with Malcolm Pirnie Inc, White Plains, Confidential to Shall I £ o r m » are available on life saving car. die American Association of N. Y. • cequest to The Daily Regis- University Women, to be held Chance It?: NO!!! Marriage Vito Marascio and his band won't change him, but it could ter, Bed Bank office, for the Oct. 10-17 in Red Bank. Books Swartz-fhomson from Red Bank will provide change you... from a happy, convenience of those who will be collected through Sept. CLIFFWOOD — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomson, Garden music for dancing. Fall fash- healthy, productive girl to a wifh to report nuptials and 30. Also needed for the sale Place, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss sad-eyed babysitter for a forthcoming weddings. There are paperbacks, records, re- Dawn Lee Thomson, to Franklin C. Swartz, son of Mr. and Tamar B'nai B'rith Mrs. James A. Swartz, Morftingside Ave., Keansburg. A June .. drunk. Forget it. is no charge for any material cent technical periodicals, It wedding is planned. Dear Ann Landers: The let- used. Invites Memberships and children's books. {-Protect Miss Thomson attends Matawan Regional High School. ter from the office bulldozer ENGLISHTOWN - The Ta- Those wishing to donate Mr. Swartz, who was recently honorably discharged from with the Big Mouth made my mar Chapter of B'nai B'rith books may notify Mrs. the U.S. Navy, is employed at the iEarl Naval Ammunition blood boil. She was highly Your Child's Eyes • Custom and critical of the "country hick" Women is inviting member- Francis McHugh, 3 Doris Depot. ; Ready-Mode ships in its Adult Jewish Edu- Lane, Middletown; Mrs. Nor- cation group which sponsors man Peer, !32 Nottingham SUMMER EXHIBIT Bowmans Have Daughter New 200 Watt panels, lectures, cultural pro- Way, Little Silver; Mrs. Ray. TRENTON — On exhibit to LOGANSPORT, Ind., - al Hospital. Mrs. Bowman is grams, audio-visual presenta- Sept. 13 are 58 works "Selec- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bowman the former Marjorie Siverson, Better Light Better Sight mond Lacy, 360 Nutswamp of Logansport are parents of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tions and living room learning Road, River Plaza, or Mrs. tions From the Fine Arts Col- a daughter, Melissa Ann, Charles Siverson, 99 High- DRAP- study discussion groups. Fo- ( lection of the New Jersey Steve Zboran, 57 Crest Road, born Aug". 13 here in Memori- lands Ave.,^Highlands, N.J. Approved STUDY LAMP rums for various viewpoints Middletown. State Museum," representing In Jewish life and projection mixed groups of the old with ERIES of Jewish culture in the home All proceeds from the book the new and proving that art- sale are used to provide funds Wi'r# fjmoui (or tham . . . boHl are enrichment goals. ists divided toy culture, time for doctoral or post-doctoral and technique are related by eu[*»it

MAINSTAY UP MANY MORE ITEMS TOO FEDERAL SAVINGS NUMEROUS TO MENTION! and \ LOAN ASSOCIATION' Don't Miss This Exciting Two Day 36 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK THE mm -1 Lion Cub Creates a Stir ByCONNIE BRUCK cited alleged odors at the es- As to plans for importing might take a long time to get Asked about the appeal of HED BANK - When Tosh tablishment, the chief added. other wild animals, Mr. Clark him because they're difficult importing wild animals and was four weeks old, he left his A hearing is set for Monday said he has ordered a snow to obtain. Mr. Clark added selling them in a pet store, RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 —13 mother and his native Kenya in Municipal Court. " leopard from Siberia through that the leopard would cost Mr. Clark replied, "It's out of llll!lllll!liil!l!ffll!iM!'ltllilII!lllll»l!ll|]lllll!l l!lll!!IIIIIIIilll!lil I ll1llinil[IiHJI[[iltlllltHIIHiJ!lllllimHMIlltlJlllttlIltHlllttHinilll»IUItmtRIIUUtRi)nntltl!ll , and made the long, airborne - > The safety issue, came to the National Animal Ex- the store between $4,000 and the ordinary, it has quite an ' trip here to the people, who the fore this week, after the change in Michigan, but it $5,000. appeal to people. An'd it's had sent for him. lion, according to Chief prestige. You know, I can Now, still with them at McKnight, turned on the say, 'I've got a lion.' " Monmouth GOP Men three months old, Tosh store's co-owner, Mr. Clark, Mr. Clark said a group of weighs a hefty 65 pounds and as he attempted to clip the ecology-minded college stu- has three-quarter inch claws cub's nails. dents have started collecting — which is not extraor- Taken to Riverview funds to enable them to buy dinary, after all, for a lion Chief McKnight said Patrol- the lion and donate him to a To Honor Auchincloss cub. man Dominic Setaro, who zoo or animal wildlife sanc- FREEHOLD — Former and served three terms as And he has been on display happened to be in the pet tuary. Mr. Clark said he'd be" Congressman James C. Au- mayor. ^ for anyone who wants to see store with Mr. Clark at the willing to sell the lion to such chincloss will be the honored In his congressional career, him, in his cage in the win- time, sprayed Mace in the a group. guest at the first annual Mr. Auchincloss became the dow of Petland International cub's-face to subdue him. Another group of citizens in Monmouth County Republican ranking member of the in the Mall, Broad and Mon- Then he and Patrolman Don- the area obtained permission golf outing Sept. 18 at Nave- House's Public Works Com- mouth Sts. ald Patterson, whom he sum- yesterday from Mayor sink Country Club, Middle- ' mittee and District of Colum- O'Hern Comments moned, took Mr. Clark to Riv- O'Hern to take up a collection town. bia Committee. At the time, Some passersby who have erview Hospital, where he in Red Bank. Mrs. Robert Za- Mr. Auchincloss, who served he was the only congressman seen him, however, are con- was treated for a severe wacki, a leader of this group, the Third District 22 years to be ranking member of two c e r n e d about Tosh's dis- puncture of the forearm. said she would, of course, in the House, wrote to Ben- committees. Late in his car- placed, confined state. The two patrolmen then re- wish to pool funds with the jamin H. Danskin, county eer, he received a special As Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern turned to the closed store and other group. said, "We in the community used a dog snare to get the GOP chairman, "... I can't tribute from former President Roam Free tell you how happy you made Dwight D. Eisenhower. just don't think the bottom of cub back into his cage. Chief the Mall is the right place for McKnght said Mr. Clark has Mrs. Zawacki was particu- me by your invitation to be Mr. Auchincloss was grad- with you ... I consider your a lion." been advised to keep the lion larly heartened by the fact uated from Yale University in Mayor-O'Hern added that locked in his cage. that the African Country Sa- thinking of me a great hon- 1908 and was a member of or, and your wire choked me he had requested that the Asked whether this mishap fari Club in Palm Beach, the New York Stock Ex- Board of Health give the pet had altered his professed will- Fla., which she contacted, has up. To still be wanted after change from 1910 to . 1935, all these years is a great store owners, James Clark of ingness to sell the cub to a agreed to take the cub into serving on the board of gov- East Orange and Jerry Puch- private individual or a frater- their reserve, where Tosh can tribute that I can never be ernors for 18 years. worthy of." koff of Brooklyn, a deadline nity, Mr. Clark replied, "I roam free with other lions. He served as military infor getting rid of the cub. want to sell it to someone who He will be honored by Re- "Mr. Ashe, the director, James C. Auchincloss telligence officer in World Mayor O'Hern added "The can take care ot it. The fra- publican men attending the War I and is a veteran of ternity probably isn't such a who is from Kenya himself, zoo, even, would be a better went on at length to assure $10fl-per-person sports out- Joyce will entertain at the the Seventh Regiment of the place for'him than where he hot idea. ing which, while highlighting banquet. New York National Guard. me the lion would receive ex- is now." "As to selling him to an in- c e 11 e n t care and be in- a 7:30 a.m. tee-off on the Mr. Auchincloss served in He was once deputy police Meanwhile, Police Chief Le- dividual, it all depends on TEETHING KITTEN — Tosh, Petland International's 3- golf course, also features all- troduced to the prides already Congress from 1942 to 1964, commissioner of New York roy McKnight said yesterday that individual. He has to be menth-old lion cub, chews on the shoe of the store's day swimming, tennis and City. Mr. Auchincloss was there very carefully," said when he retired to direct the that Health Officer Vincent P. responsible and understand Mrs. Zawacki. She added that fishing. v also chairman of the board of assistant manager, Andrew Cooling, 21, of West activities of the Congression- Horan signed a complaint that while it's a baby and it's his reserve is the one to The outing is'sponsored by directors of the New York against the owners charging affectionate, it's still a lion. Orange, wfoo spends the, most time trying to train the al Club, a Republican social which Jack Paar sent his the Affiliated Republican Club Better Business Bureau, them with "harboring a lion "But actually, we haven't cu'b. Here, they *it in, the. Mall, Where the lion exer- Of Monmouth County and will organization. . Before going three lions when, after raising after terms as treasurer* and cub, a wild animal which is a even decided to sell him for cises at night when it is empty. include a luncheon and steak to Washington, he was a Rum- president of the organiza- them at home, he found he hazard to the safety of local sure. We might just keep him could no longer keep them. dinner. Comedian Jimmy son councilman for 12 years, tion. inhabitants." The charge also here for as long as we can." (Register Staff Photo) Highway Mourns WOODBRIDGE — Yesterday's meeting of the comprehensive report on necessary parkway ex- Kloo. These reports will be available each month N.J. Highway Authority opened on a somber note pansion projects vis-a-vis available funds from to public and press, Mr. Gallagher announced.' as the commissioners took note of the sudden staff advisers within about 10 days. The study Schiavone Construction Co. of Secaucus was death Sunday of Louis G. Trella of Clifton, Pas- will be used to establish priorities in improve- awarded a change order in the amount of $349,- KEYPORT - The borough ing along Beers St. to elimi- for or against the change. The ments designed to give the public better service, 218 for additional work on footings of the Rarl- will have its second senior saic County Republican appointed to the commis- tan River Bridge. nate the residential business recommendation would be sion June 26. he explained. '•citizens high rise apartment zone which extends along the The commissioners adopted a resolution The footings,.placed 16 years ago by Fred- \ complex if plans shown infor- presented to council that John P. Gallagher, authority chairman, erick Snare Construction Co. of New York City, front 100 feet of the tract. The opened the proceedings "with a heavy heart," commending three State Police troopers and a mally to thePlanning Board change would-leave the entire night. detective sergeant for their courage and diligence were found to have major cavities in three loca- ; last night materialize. describing Mr. Trella as a "very dear and very tions. The piers were installed with the current .parcel, zoned'general com- The board will also recom- capable man, a dedicated public servant. in apprehending and investigating a fugitive want- •'• Victor and Tfieodore Csik, mercial, which permits the mend to the governing body ed for armed robbery of a bank in Monsey, N. Y. widening of the bridge deck in mind. : "We profited by the privilege of meeting him RECOVERY SOUGHT local builders with offices at project. ' •' that neighborhood com- and working with him. We're going to miss him. TROOPERS PRAISED 117 Rt. 35, plan an 11-story, Victor Csik said the project mercial zoning which splits a Troopers Kenneth T. Grant, John P. Quinlan The authority will attempt to recover the ad- He was a good American and a real dedicated ditional costs from the contractors bonding com- 220-unit senior citizen com- is tentatively sponsored by tract on Maple Place owned New Jerseyan," the chairman said, and Robert W. Tilton were praised for apprehend- plex with attached swimming by James V. Jerbasi Sr. be ing the suspect on the Garden State Parkway. pany. the local American Legion Mr. Gallagher said he notified Gov. William Anthony J. Iuso Construction Co. of West pool area, Italian garden, bus extended to cover the entire T. Cahill at once of Mr. Trella's death. No word Detective Sgt. Howard W. Gillan was commended stop, clubhouse and solarium Post. It will be financed by parcel. The tract has been for his investigation thereafter. All are members Orange was awarded a contract to enlarge the state funds, he added. about a replacement has yet come down, he restaurant at the firookdale service area on a and marina on Luppatatong part commercial, part resi- added. of State Police Troop E., commanded by Capt. Creek. It would be erected on The planners agreed to con- dential since June, 1968, How- Karl K. Kloo and assigned to the parkway. low bid of $46,900. The authority Saved nearly a tract of nearly three acres "I'm sure he'll give it prompt consideration," $17,000 by rejecting a previous single bid, Mr. sult adjacent,landowners on ard T; Jeandron, board chair- Mr. Gallagher said. . The first of a new series of monthly reports fronting on Beers St. t near the proposed zoning change man, explained. of State Police activities was accepted from Capt. Gallagher reported. • The chairman said the authority expects a '^ Short St., the former Boggs and to meet in special ses- Welcomed at last night's 'property. sion, probably Monday before meeting was the board's new- The Csik brothers asked the the Borough Council meeting, est member, former Fire board last night to revise zon- to act on a recommendation Chief William G. Newman. Water Fight Set y is not up to par. MARLBORO - Vincent J. Mrs. John Cunningham of dot' said Mr. Mutz. "It's en- HUD officials could not be Mental Health Leader Harbor Road, Morganville, tirely up to the'township offi- reached for comment. "According to the U. S. Barbarino, Woolleytown had called Mr. Howard's As- cials." •. gress, also will participate. Education turning down their have any water aty all,- and ited at a later date. All grades, K-8, will go from The'newsmen are Raymond request to send an undeter- they need it. Paul Conrow, a member of 8:35 to 11:35 in the morning Tuers, Asbury Park Press re- mined number of students in Mr. Barbarino said yester- the Greater Keansburg Jay- STICKY PROCESS — Firemen from Middletown stand by as a truck laden with and 12:35 to 3 in the after- porter; Jack Christy, night the higher grades to Ocean- day his group wants people cees, told the board a survey noon. news editor of WJLK, and ia '-* for industrial arts who need water to have it, sbnws that 67 per cent of syrup is righted in the southbound lanes of Rt. 35 at Navesink River Road yes- The board hired these in- Mr. Galer. Each candidate classes. but the committee will do people questioned in the terday afternoon. The driver of the truck, Kelly S. Richardson, 25, of Brooklyn, structors: Mrs. Mary Crow- will be asked questions on is- The Oceanport. board said anything it can to stop the borough favor split sessions told police when a car stopped short in front of him he turned quick to the left der of Lincroft at $8,400 a sues in the congressional that they had hired a new mandatory hookup. over off premises classrooms; to avoid an accident and the truck turned over. Mr. Richardson was uninjured. year; Mrs. Audrey Kulithau campaign and then will be teacher this year and were al- "We are up against a blank 80 per cent favor an adult of Monmouth Beach at $9,650^ given four, or five minutes to ready taking students from wall," he said. education program; 36 per Traffic was delayed for 30 minutes as workmen struggled to set the vehicle up- for the first semester and sotnmarize their remarks. Sea Bright. Mr. Barbarino said he and cent say the biggest problem right. -. (Register Staff Photo by Don Lordi) 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER BED BANK-MTDDtETOWN, N. J.s FBJDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 Yankee Hur ler s To Avco 66 SUTTON, MASS. (AP) - his first professional victory. Bat Victoriously Dan Sikes, a softly drawling The group at 69 included veteran from Forida, cut out Don Bies, Jim Colbert, R.H. By The Associated Press pitching too good." from third on another grounr ah early rain spattered 66 (no relation to Dan) Sikes, Mel Stottlemyre and Lindy Stottlemyre said, "If We der, he pulled the muscle. yesterday and surged into the Dave Eichelberger, defending McDaniel, New York's slugg- wouldn't have tied it. Ward McDaniel came in, got into first-round lead in the .$160,000 champion Tom Shaw and Tom ing pitchers, got other chan- would have hit. Ralph put him a two-on two-out jam and Jim Avco Golf Classic. Aycock. . ces last night and made them on deck to make them pitch to Holt strolling to the plate. U.S. Open champion Tony Kenney." Sikes, 39, and a non, winner the ones that counted against Holt's two-run single off for two years, credited what Jacklin and Lee Trevino were the Minnesota Twins. When Stottlemyre was McDaniel Tuesday night beat he called "the best putting in a group at 70 and new PGA Stottlemyre won his 12th tagged out trying to score the Yanks 8-7 in the ninth in- round of my life," for his six- champ Dave Stockton took a game and cracked a deciding Netv York (4) I Minnrsota <3> ning. under-par effort on the 7,212 72. So did South African Gary two-run triple as the Yankees Khrbl ihrh <-.:ar!iC.2b 5 0 0 I Tovur.K 3 (I 0 Stottlemyre, who has lost yard Pleasant Valley Country Player.' Arnold Palmer and beat the Twins 4-3. Baker.ss 3 0 0 1 Renick.ph 1 0 0 Wools.oh 10 01 Perrnoski.p 0 fl 0 10, now has a 16-6 career Club course. Jack Nicklaus are not com- McDaniel hurled the final Michael.ss 0 0 0 j Trtomr-K"n.2b 4 0 1 mark against the Twins, who peting. two innings after Stottlemyre WhHe.lr 4 111 Odiva.rf 4 0 1 He had seven birdies, in- Murcrr.ct 5 0 1 I Klllchrw.Sb 4 0 2 hold a five-game lead over cluding four in a row going Sikes said he "get down a slightly pulled a muscle in his J.Ellis.lb 4 111 Quillet.:* 0 00 hyitlp.rf 4 121 Reese.lb 4 ! 3 . second place California In the out, to offset three three-putt little" when he three-putted right leg. McDaniel doubled Glhbs.c 4 0 0 1 HolLcr 3 0 0 Konney.3b 3 101 Cardenas.ss 3 1 1 West Division of the Amer- greens. the first green from 20 feet. in the ninth. Sintlmyro.p 2 0 11 Mltterwld.c 4 11 McDaniel,p 10 11 7*PP.P '- 0 Q ican League. Oakland is 5% '"I know it's hard to say "It's not an easy course and For each, things might have | T.Hall.ji 0 0 5 games back. been different. I Manuel,It 2 0 0 you've had a good putting you dont like to go over par round when you have three on the first hole. I think the Pinch hitter Pete Ward was 36 4 7 I 34 3 9 Braves' Reed Hits New York 000 1O0 30ft-< three-putts," the golfing attor- key to my whole round was standing on deck to bat for Minnesota - - .010 100 100—3 Ron Reed, Atlanta's tall E-Reese. DP—New York 1. LOB- ney from Jacksonville said. the second hole. Making that, Stottlemyre in the seventh in- Nrv> York 9 MlnnesoU 6. 2B—Ollva. curveballer. drilled a run- ELIMINATING MIDDLE MAN — Philadelphia's Larry Bowa (10) tries to «!ude Muropr. J. Ellis. Lyttle, McDaniel. But I've been playing golf kind of putt charged me up ning with Yanks on second 3R—Reese. Stottlemyre. HR—Carden- scoring single in the middle of as is*. Mfaterwald (I2t. SB—Kenney, Atlanta pitcher Ron Reed (38) and first baseman Orlando Ceped,a in a second for 20 years and I don't ever a little. It was 15 feet straight and third and Jerry Kenney Clarke. SF—Cardenas. a three-run second inning as IP H R ER BB SO Inning rundown last night. Bowa was on first with a single and was tagged out remember holing so many downhill." . at bat. Kenney grounded to Stotlmyr* W.1J-10 7 7 3 3 13 the Braves trimmed the Leo Cardenas, who tried to McDaoiel 2 2 0 0 0 t Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 in when he Wed to steal second. The Braves b*at fhe Phillies, 6-2. long putts." It was the first of four con- Zero 1.6-3 «'i 4 4 4 3 1 cut down Jim Lyttle at the T. Hall H 0 0 O 0 1 the only other major league {AP Wirepnoto) Sikes was one of the first to secutive birdies and put him pprranoskl . 2 3 0 O 1 3 plate. Save—McDaniel. WP—Stottlemyre. game. get away in a soft drizzling off and running. But Lyttle dashed back to rain that lifted about the time Other birdie putts on the third with catcher George 9 he finished six holes. front side1 included ones of 25, Mitterwald in hot pursuit. Sikes held a two-stroke lead 12,12,10 and 8 feet. Lyttle slid in safely when Mit- over a quartet of challengers Jints Webster Plays 21 Questions at 68, including Masters terwald chased him almost all the way back before throwing most totally new-look Front Four. Only young Champion Billy Casper. By MIKE RATHET draft, have a host of new faces expected to Casper, who missed the cut Asbury Park to third. BROOKV1LLE, N. Y. (AP) - Unlike several grab berths—defenders Jim Files, Jim Kanicki, end Fred Dryer may hold his job, with Kanicki Stottlemyre connected for from Cleveland and Shay from Atlanta figuring fot the final two rounds in this - other teams, the New York Giants are not worry- John Baker, Wes Grant, Jerry Shay and Matt event last year when he had the triple. The Yanks already ing about who's the quarterback, It's the other Hazeltine, wide receiver Clifton McNeil and run- at tackle and holdover Bob lAirtsena battling John Schedules had tied tht game 2-2 on ning back Ron Johnson. Baker (Canada) and Grant KUCLA) for the other rounds of 81 and 70, looked at 21 positions that raise most of the questions. the Scoreboard and quipped: doubles by John Ellis and The reasons for that are two-fold: "We've got a long way to go yet," says Web- end spot. Swim Meet Lyttle and a groundout by ster, who had a 6-8 record in his rookie year last . The biggest addition on defense, however, "Now if I can just cut 13 , • While several teams have quarterback prob- strokes off that 70 from last ASBURY PARK — The 25th Jake Gibbs. lems, the Giants are set with Fran Tarkenton, season. "We're still rebuilding. Our biggest need may be at middle linebacker, where Files already "I had told Mel that if we was defensive help, so we went after it, partic- is drawing Sam Huff comparisons, The No. 1 draft year I'll be okay, huh." annual swim meet sponsored expected to be able to more fully exploit his Others at 68 included home- by Asbury Park as a highlight tied it," said Houk, "I was talents in the variety offense being put together ularly in the area of the pass rush." choice is a huge, 6-foot-4,240-poimder who excels leaving him in there. He was NEW FACES UP FRONT at pass coverage. town hero Joe Carr and tour of its annual Youth Program by Coach Alex Webster. regulars John Schlee and will be staged at the 7th Ave- The second half of the equation rests with Webster hopes that phase of the over-all Flanking him likely will be two trade acquisi- operation will be helped by what could be an al- tions -from a year ago, Ralph Heck and John Bobby Mitchell, each seeking nue Pool on -the boardwalk the fact that the Giants, through trade and the today starting at 6 p.m. Competitions will include 28 How Thev events including swimmirig IVtrs. O'Neil and diving, with the meet Weatherly Shaved open to boys and girls from Stand Wins Crown six to 14 years of age. AMERICAN LEAGUE Medals will be awarded to GB From Cup Entries the firs', second and third :§5 At Navesink place winners in all events. Detrofi .£5 g .333 13 NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - reduced visibility on Rhode Boston __.62 58 .517 15 NAVESINK — Mrs. Paul F. The diving competition will Clevelmnd J5S M fi 20 The New York Yacht Club Island Sound to less than one- get under way at 6 p.m., with Washington —. - —-5S 64 .475 20 O'Neil scored a low gross of VTrttrnl DlrinkH pared the list of contenders to quarter mile-at times. . the swimming (scheduled to Minnesota T2 48 .600 — 226 to cart away the nine-hole "•eVmornii ....:..., -.66 -5» .557 5 championship at the Navesink defend the America's Cup Valiant now has a 3-0 start at 7 p.m. The swim meet Oakland SS 55 .553 6H from four to three yesterday will include both free style Kansa, City 46 76 .377 17 Country Club here yesterday. record in the final trials. She Milwaukee 4« 77 .374 2714 by eliminating Weatherly, the and backstroke. Chlcmio 4.). 8.1_ .352 30'., Mrs. Ralph Weaver's 227 became the official winner of L_J , J RRnvn : 1962 Cup defender, from fur. All youngsters desiring to • -New Tort 4, Mlnncso&i 3 was good for second place. ther participation in the final Wednesday's race against Boston Lewis is the designated pinch-bitter, fon the pitcher's, spot in the batting order, mittee, headed by Henry S. Cincinnati (Clonlnger 6-4) at New Class "A", while Mrs. Stom- The races were sailed in president; Robert Eckert, York (Koostnan 7^i and DeSeorge operates as the team's second baseman. Morgan of Northport, N.V., Houston iBHllni*nm 10-4 and WII- ber won low gross against frequent rain squalls which treasurer; Al Greco, record- l>on 5-5t at Philadelphia (Bunnlng has not indicated what its 5012 and Jackson 3121 "B" competition with 60. ing secretary, and James Pet- Pittsburgh (Veale 8-13) at Los An- schedule will be after next ty, corresponding secretary,' geles 'Ofiteen 12-llt Low. putts went to Mrs. St. Louis IBrlles 4-4) at San Diego Monday, but the feeling Assisting the boosters are: rwilson 0-31 James Van Wagner with 14. among insiders is that Heri- Chicago (Holtzmsn in-9) at Ban Frank Outwater, athletic di- Francisco (Reberger 4-5) i Bouton to Throw Assortment of Pitches tage must win at least one of rector, and Msgr. Robert Bul- BEATS BEMAN RECORD her next two races to remain man, moderator. Outwater WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) WYCKOFF (AP)-Jim Bou- Astros to the minors in July, the Milwaukee Brewers, a semipro flub closer to his in the competition after that succeeds the Rev. Charles — When BUI Sporre, formerly ton, scheduled to pitch an im- said he would use "an assort- "'I threw a little bit Wednes. home, next season. His oppo- day. Kelly, former director'of ath- of Ohio State University, sition tonight will be the portant tournament game for ment" of pitches in the gaqje^c day," Bouton said yesterday While the Americans were letics who was recently trans- recently shot a 206 in winning Washington, D.C. Black Sox ferred. ; 'the semi-pro Pavers of Tren- "Anyone can hit a non- when asked if he was working going ahead wi'h their final the Maryland State Golf Asso- ton at Bridgeton tonight, said out for tonight's start. "I and Red Bank Shore Liners. ciation championship by three, working kmickleball," he trials, the French and Austra- yesterday he had hoped to threw with a friend on the The ex-big leaguer, now a lians were getting ready to strokes, the 33-year-old assis- avoid publicity on that appea- said, "even semi-pro play- beach. But I'll have to find Hazlet Recreation tant pro at Chevy Chase Club ers." best-selling author, said his begin their best-of-7 elimina- rance. out what's working before I biggest problem yes'erday tion series to determine the Offers Net Lessons •set a new MSGA record. Bouton was the former own- "I hoped to perform secret* decide what to use." was how to find Bridgeton. challenger in this year's HAZLET — Tennis lessons Sporre, 33, had rounds of 70- er of a blazing fast ball when Bouton said he hoped his America's Cup match. are available through the ly," he said, "because what If he performed for the New "It will be a three-hour 68-68 and beat the mark of 207 I get blasted?" family, scattered < around in Hazlet Recreation Commis- set by Dean Beman at Colum- York Yankees, and once won the Ridgewood area, would drive if I get lost," he That series begins today sion for current classes and bia Country Club in 1967. Bouton, 31-year-old knuck- 21 of 28 decisions. He also take the two-hour drive to guessed. "And I will get when the French yacht, continuing through the fall if Sporre was. 10 under par in leballer who quit shortly after pitched in the major leagues Bridgeton to Bee him pitch. lost." France, goes to the starting response warrants. winning his first state title. being dropped by the Houston with the Seattle Pilots, now Bouton will play for the The team had offered to line with Australia's Gre- Classes are held on the Rldgewood-Paramus Barons, pay Bouton's travel expenses, tel II, nine miles south-south- township's four courts located but the pitcher declined, say- west of the Brenton Reef light on Leocadia Court, .between ing he liked to play just for tower off the Rhode Island Middle Road and Route 36. Battleground Ladies the fun of it. coast. That starting line is- Registration and further in- about 10 miles away from the Tie for Low Putts On another front, Bouton formation may be obtained by MANALAPAN - Mrs. Ve- one 'he two American yachts contacting the recreation of- said he was still in the pro- will be using. rone Hanna and Mrs. Cicile cess of negotiating for jobs fice. Fleischman tied with 31 for "in the communications the low putting honors at Bat- field." A published report had tleground Golf and Country said earlier that Bouton Cowboys Tag Lions, 8-0, Comcout and play Club here yesterday. signed as a sports com- Mrs. Jane Freedman was mentator for WABC-TV in next in line with 32. New York. With First Playoff Defeat on our grass. LEONARDO - The Keans- yard pass to Kevin O'Keefe in burg Cowboys, with a safety the end zone for the score. in the first period and a last- A tough defense enabled the COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL period touchdown, defeated Cowboys to win the game. the East Keansburg Lions, 8- The defenders were headed 0, in the first playoff game of by Cap Cleary, who had four the Two-Hand Touch Football interceptions, Matt Florio, Al League here yesterday. Scotti and John "Cowboy" At Freehold Raceway, you can horses go round in-the-round. The playoffs consist of the Cahill. play the horses from the infield What else do we have at Freehold? best two of three encounters. grass. 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No OMittdar 12 (dotted -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t FRIDAY, AUGJJST 21, 1970 15 Swim Marks Fall on Coast LOS ANGELES (AP) - Al- Lynn Colella from the Cas- ice Jones, an 18-year-old Uni- cades Swim Club of Kirklarid, versity of Cincinnati Boph- Wash., finished third in omoFe, smashed the five- 1:04.97. Mark Spitz, the hold- year-old world record in the er of three world records in- women's 100-meter butterfly cluding the 100-meter but- last night with a clocking of terfly, won that event in 56.12, 1:04.11 in the National Ama- one-tenth off the meet record teur Athletic Union Swim- and a half-second slower than ming Championships. his world mark. Miss Jones knocked three- John Ferris of the Arden tenths of one second off the Hills Club, Sacramento, took time of 1:04.5 set by Ada Cok second in 56.99. Peruvian star of The Netherlands in 1965. Juan Bello finished sixth in The brown-haired coed 57.32 in the field of eight final- wore a big grin as she related ists on the cool evening. she never swam faster than Former world record holder 1:06.7 until this day. And she Jose Fiolo of Brazil earlier had never won a national broke his own American and championship. meet record in the men's 100- Then, at the Los Angeles meter breaststroke with a Swim Stadium, she estab- 1:06.6 clocking. lished a meet record of 1:04.9 Fiolo led the bulky quali- TOURNEY SITE — Discussing pin placements for the Izod International team in the morning preliminaries. fying field in the National Monmouth County m»r- The 5-foot-7 youngster went Amateur Athletic Union men (and mermaids) took matdhei in October at the El Conquistador Hotel and Club, Las Croabas, Puerto out in 30 seconds for the first Swimming championships at to wa+er last week in the Rico, are, left to right, Jairo Lazzaco, clubhouse manager; Kal Weinstein of Deal, 50 meters of her champion- the Ix>s Angeles Swim Club. director of the Izod matches, and George Buck, El Conquistador golf profession- ship race which she said was Fiolo, who attends Long annual North Shore Swim- al. Seven-man New Jersey and Metropolitan New York P&A team plays Puerto "the fastest' I've ever gone Beach, Calif., State College ming Ohampionshipt at out." and swims for the Phillips 66 two sites. Above: A quar- Rico PGA squad in. Nassau matches. Trans Caribbean Airways sponsors a pro- She also finished strong the team of that city, recaptured tet of youngsters show amateur for guests at hotels with participating professionals the same week. With final 25 meters to beat out his records after they had . his Victory in the Dodge Open, Tom Uloias, head pro at the Bamm Hollow Coun- Sara Wylie of the Santa been shattered moments be- varying styles at the start try Club, Middletown, already has qualified for the Izod team. ClarafCalif., Swim Club who fore. of the boys 50-yard breast- was timed at 1:04.82. Pete DaMberg of the Bir- stroke event at the Penin- mington, Ind., Gatorade Swim sula House in Sea Bright. Club had broken them in the Martin Coleman, .16, of preceding heat. Fiolo's previous'record was 1:06.8. His New Shrewsbury, second Switches Keep Ku biak Up time and that of Brian Job of from foreground, repre- the Santa Clara, Calif., Swim senting the Tradewinds, MILWAUKEE (AP) - Ted tive of New Brunswick, N.J., double. "You've really got to strong legs," he said. "I think Club at 1:06.9 were both un- won the event in 35.5 sec- Kubiak of the Milwaukee Bre- whose three hits in the just be lucky not to get hurt. You mine are pretty good." der Job's American citizen's wers has made the switch to concluded Baltimore series really can get chewed up in But Kubiak, 28-year-old for- record of 1:07.0. onds. Left: The Whit» the right side of the infield al- included a home run, his Sands 13-under boys' med- the infield." mer Highland Park (N.J.) In the women's 100 butterfly most as well as he made the fourth of the season, and a "An infielder's got to have High School star, credits his qualifying, Alice Jones of Hie ley team captured honors switch to the right side of the adopted hitting style with Cincinnati Marlins broke Sha- in the "B" Division meet at plate. keeping him in the lineup un- ron Stouder's six-year-old The freckle-faced infielder's the Middletown Swimming der a manager who is n o t meet record with a l:04.sf good glove, switch hitting and and Tennis Club. Top to Ship Ahoy Tankman afraid to platoon his hitters. mark, knocking a half-second steady, if not spectacular bat- Ted has a .256 batting aver- off the record. bottom of the ladder are ting average, have given him age. Shannon Varner of Pt. more game time than any In an upset, defending Receives Top Award "It's the switch hitting champion Virginia Durkin of Monmouth, Jerry Russo- other Brewer. that has kept me in the major St. Petersburg, Fla., failed to marvo of Oceanport, Jeff "The big thing is not get- SEA BRIGHT - Wagner standing Swimmer Award at leagues," said Kubiak, who ting hurt," said Kubiak, a na- Ramsey, 16, received the Out- the annual Ship Ahoy Swim qualify for the eight-woman Raymond and Robert Snell, has played in 119 of Mil- final in the butterfly. Team party here last week af- waukee's 123 games this year. both of Eatontown. ter he led Ship Ahoy to third Prior to that he played 193 Mark Spitz, the Californlan place in the North Shore Club major league games, all with attending Indiana. University League. the Athletics, both the Kansas and holder of three world Freehold Today James Morris'y, 16, was City and Oakland varieties. records, led the eight quali- . presented with the Coach's fiers in the men's 100 but- Mrs. Spencer Beacon Champ Trophy for all around sports- "He's a good, steady play- terfly with a 56.7 clocking, Entries manship, while Katie Cowie, er, the kind we need," Man- well off his international LEONARDO - Mrs. John Flight "B" and 'C" titles, re- Stack Car 1ST—Pace; 1 M.; 11,200. 7TH— Pate; 1 M.J W.000. ager Dave Bristol said of Ku- Fnns Cinderella

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T75-34.3. tioned, nine paisenter, loaded. Not I IMS VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. Needi needed. Call 747-5801 ijtnor work. (600. 1M6 VOLKSWAOEN 1M3 AVANTI — Bxeoutlve Slue, auto- ^M^• ii - •• Bunreof, »7M. M2-KH8. mau'on the floor. "W »yj}|& »*" Dtionally clean. S3,296.WASHING- 1861 CHEVROLET IMPALA ~Tb'«- iN'BAOTO SBRVICB. 370. Broad St., apeed 383. Oood condition. Call - 1 244-5113. lyport 8M-M23. SPECIAL DATSUN WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICll AUTOS FOR SALE STOV Broad at. 8W-1323 Keyp6rt 1969 CHEVROLET ITS YOUR MOVE 18SS MBRCBDE8 BBNZ — 190 BL, convertible with hardtop. Must Mil: Call at- V-8 Impala Custom Sport Coupe. Equipped $ ter 7 p.m. 842-M29. with vinyl roof, automatic transmission, 19B7 CAMABO BS36O — 300 h.p. Four. power steering, radio and heater. New cor •peed. Power iteerlnf and brakes and guarantee. "A real beauty." 2395 TO A BETTER USED CAR 1970 other extras. 11M5. call 787-1819. TOWN * COUNTRY DODC MODEL END «O Main Sts Matawan 186 8 LINCOLN COUPE — FullJ 1969 OLDSMOBILE $279511967 DODGE $1595 equipped. Four new tires. J3W». Can be- ...and we've got the BEST! tore 6:30 p.m., 74W5O0. Alter 5:30, 842- Cutlass, V-8, sport coupe, fully Dart hardtop. Fully equipped. equipped including factory air con* Power steering, bucket seats, fully 1SS1 CHEVROLET ditionlng. WnHe finish with black auoranteed. Oood condition. 1190. Call after ft. vinyl roof and Interior. 10,000 4B5-O910 mileage. New car guarantee. 1968 BUICK 1967 PONTIAC 1869 CHEVROLET IMPALA — BB 427. 1970 CHRYSLER CLOSE 425 h.p. hydromatlc. power disc brakes, 1967 CHEVROLET $1595 LeScbre, two-door hardtop, V-t, 6T0, Moor horotop, V* 3-spe«d power iteerlnt. posltractlon. Aiklnc Six-eyllnder. Impala 4-door sedan. "300" convertible, block with block 12500. Call 6M-5M2. ^_ It'i niet to have iom* 1969 CHEVROLET $2395 17,000 original mileage. Fully lop. Full power Including foctory automatic transmission, power transmission, radio $1750 3 1883 PONTIAC — Bonnevllle convert- V-B, fmpala Custom. Sport coupe equipped including power steering. steering and power £2295 and heater. Blu». • ' * " ible. AaUnt tB29. Call after S p.m. left over after buying a Fully guaranteed. A real buy. with vinyl roof, full/ equipped. *£F $ave$1500 brakes, oreen. ^**#3 542-1408. car... you can at WALL Low mileage. New car guarantee. 1867 HAMELER 440 BBLiUXE — Radio, 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1966 CHRYSLER heater. Automatic. Carpeting, padded 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 OUT dash. New tires. Mint condition. $796. F.85, Cutlass Supreme, two-door 1968 PLYMOUTH Newport, 2-door hardtop, auto- 240 River Rd.. Red Bank, (comer »l 70 MERCURY 1969 CHEVELLE $2395 V-t Impala Sport Coupe. Fully hordtop, V-S, four-speed transmis- High Bt.) 747-5381. . equipped, power steering. sion on tne floor, power steering Fury lid two-door hardtop. V-», matic transmission, power steer- (1) 1970 OLDSMOBILE Nlonteoo MX Brougham. V4, Sport coupe, fully equipped. (More Classified Ads Two-door hardtop. Air condi- Yellow with black COXOC automatic transmission, power Ina and air $149!) Vinyl roof, power steering, radio ilnyl roof. 9*070 tioned. V-8. Automatic trans- and heater. New car guarantee. steering, air cond., $91E A condlllonlna. Blut. +11*9 On The Next Page) mission. Power steering. 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 9V TORONADO V-8 Impala 4-door sedon. Fully 1969 MUSTANG vinyl roof, blua. •" i-i equipped with factory air condi- AUTQS FOR SALE $3095 1969 PONTIAC $2295 tioning, maroon. FULLY GUARAN- Two-door hardtop, V-l, automatic 1967 FORD (2) 1970 CADILLAC TEED. transmission, power steering and 1966 OLDSMOBfLE Falcon, two-door sedan, jlx-cylln- Tempest Custom Coupe, Fully bucket seats. Blua with £4p^A equipped, Fully guaranteed. "98" Luxury sedan, fully powered '69 CONTINENTAL block vinyl roof. ?«99U Including factory air conditioning. der, standard transmission. Fully ELDORADOS Mark III. Loaded. Air condl- 1966 CHEVELLE $1295 White with block C1QOC factory equipped. tt 1 1 Cfl Honed. 1968 PLYMOUTH vinyl top. * • O»3 Whit.. ^ I I 3U 1969 BUICK $2295 Moilbu, Sport Coupe, bucket seats, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Sport Fury, S-door Fastop, 31S CID Special coupe. 10.000 mileage. Fully automatic transmission, power C. Douglas $5995 steering/ radio and heater — eco- V-8 engine, automatic console, 1967 CHRYSLER equipped Including new car guar- power steering, factory olr condi- 1965 PONTIAC TOP MERCEDES-BENZ antee. nomical — sporty. Guaranteed. tion with Auto-temp control and New Yorker, 2-door hardtop, auto- Bonnevillc, convertlbli, V-8, auto- Salet & Senrfc* '69 LINCOLN bucket seats. Burgundy with matic transmission/ power steer- TRADE ALLOWANCES matic trans., power Cl 1 7C Foreign or Oomastle Continental 4-door. Full 1966 CHEVROLET $1195 bloxk vinyl roof. C94QC Ing and power C999C power. Air conditioned. 1968 CHEVROLET $2195 brakes. Turquoise. 3>£4A9 •teerlnfl, turquoise. * II #3 Delivery V-S, Impala. four-door hardtop, Six cylinder four-door sedan. Auto- $4595 factory air conditioned, automatic matic, power steering. Mint con- transmission, radio, power steering. dition, economical. Fully fluara/i- RUSSELL Fully guaranteed. teed. Good Transportation Cars Available '69 MERCURY Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. Coujjor. Two-door hardtop. INOctaivertAve. Little lllver Air conditioned. 1968 CHEVROLET $1895 1966 MUSTANG $ 995 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Sport Coupe. Fully equipped, Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing RED BANK 842-5353 $2795 Six-cylinder Sport Sedan. Fully standard transmission. FULLY equipped including vinyl roof, GUARANTEED. power steering. Fully guaranteed. 741-0910 '69 PLYMOUTH V.I.P. Two-door hordtop. Air 1966 PONTIAC $1495 conditioned. 1968 DATSUN $ 995 GTO, sport coupe, four-spwd Four-door sedan. 20,000 mileage — transmission, turquoise with black $2895 red Interior, economlcol and clean. vinyl top and black vinyl seats. Buhler & Bitter OPEL '69 BUICK 1966 CHEVROLET- $1295 1967 CHEVROLET $1795 V-8, sport coupe, fully equipped IOTA LeSobre. Custom "400" Four- V-8 impala Sport Coupe. Fully Including power steering, fully CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH door sedan. Air conditioned. equipped. Turquoise. 38,000 mile- guaranteed. age. Fully guaranteed. SALES: 2644198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 2M-9099 IV/U KADETT $2995 1964 LINCOLN $ 995 NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35. HAZLET '68 LINCOLN 1967 CHEVROLET $1795 Fogr-door hardtop. Exceptionally Continental 4-door. Full v-8 Impala four-door sedon. Fully low mileage. Fully equipped, fac- power. Air conditioned. equipped plus factory air condi- tory olr. A real luxury automobile. $3595 tioning. Fully guaranteed. Showroom condition. Guarantee. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM MONMOUf H CHRYSUR-PLYMOUTH-TOYOTA '68 FORD The Shore Area's Largest Chnnler-Pfjniootb Dealer LT.O. Twc-door hardtop. V-S. Low Down Payment — Bank Financing Automatic transmission. Power One of tbe Largest in tbe State tteerlng. $2095 MULLER AS LOW AS 5 ' •68 FORD Falcon. Station wogon. Auto- matic transmission, CHEVROLET HWY. 34 566-8000 MATAWAN DELIVERED $1695 PLUS TAX- '68 LINCOLN '1689 Continental. Two-door hordtop. Full power. Air conditioned. fXCELLENT QUALITY - TREMENDOUS ECONOMY $3595 Not interested in a Includes heatsr, defroster, four way flasher, four of Us*d Cars in speed fully synchronized transmission, two speed '68 MERCURY Monmouth County electric wipers,' windshield washers, backup lights, Cougar XR-7. Twc-*nra8»i» SkowwCiiter SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY 291-9200 229*4790 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N J.: FRIDAY. AUGUST 21. 1970 17 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAJLE AUTOS FOE SALE

1969 CADILLAC — Convertible DeVlll*. 1970 NOVA — 3S Hill lit. Bhell lit- GET the Best in city. B».crlfl<;e, S197S. Call 842-4474 All rjgwer, factory ale conrmionlnK. Call 353 Well a., ElW»to»n, 8.«er 3:30 SCENIC CAR SALES L 542-0383. Must sacrifice, make offer. 264.-J&00. p rn. Uon, Rt. 35. Mlwn. • I960 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Rebuilt 1965 BUICK BTATION WAGON -Me- 1964 FORD FALCON — Two-door. Ra- NEW ~7Eb~CARS~« TiurcKS~~ BUICK —Economical 1983 SkvUrlc. «3.- Wwy. 36, 872-0221 H!jshla.nd« 1968 engine, new brakes and front end. dio, heater. Good condition. Reasonable. All types . 1958 MERCEDES BENZ 190 — $500. OLDSMOBILE Good condition. HOP. 671-114D. chanically good, needB body work. Best Call 787-6558 atter 5 p.m. Call after 5 000 miles. In excellent condition. Bnow DynamJc 88. offer. 787-8753. Open eves. Mon. through Frl. 29I-2(H[>. tires. $550. 185 .Newman Springs Rd., Four door hardtop. Recently Installed 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. Good 7:30 to 9:30 New Shrewsbury. 741-3218. for Less at flhockB. brake lining and muffler. Power 1963 KARiMANN SHIA 1965 CHEVROLET - Rel Air. ;B3 auto- cond!ttt>. 747-2116. Six cylinder stHTHlard. Make offer. 787-11)77 between 6-7 p.m. Snow tires Included. Beautiful condition Over 100 air-conditioned new cars io 1963 SUNBEAM ALPIN'E 431-487* Inside anil out. 32,(100. 741-0343. stock. BOB WHITE BHICK-OPEL, wheels, AM/FM radln. $.550. TB6 fllonGE POi7ARATmr USED CAR CIRCLE CHEVROLET Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. S42-2161. Automatic. V8. One owner. Excellent f966 CHEVROLET 329 Maple Ave Red Basil 1962 LINCOLN — Needs work, but runs. 741-8200 j-ondlllnn. S2SS. Call 671-0223. Four-iionr scrlan. Rc»l rconnmy in ttiiK 741-3130 All power. Call 1981 CHEVY NOVA- Super Sport, 1065 six-(;ylinrtcr with stanrlarri transmiP- SALE 542-8316. 1966 CHRYSLER — Town & Country 283 engine Call after 7 p.m. 1963 PONTIAC — Grand Prix, excellent sion. Our low "us Is" pricp only $425. JAGUATl — 1066 Coupe station wagon. Power ^teerinH, brakes, 566-0410 ' condition. '68 CHEVROLET CORVAIRS — 1963 sedan, 1961 Monza. air conditioning. $H00. Call 229-6286. 94fi-834n between 10 and 12 a.m. Call Radio, heater, automatic, low mileage, RASSAS PONTIAC You save now! V-B, BelAir wagon. 774-4443 1963~V6TKSWAGEN~BUS~-- New en- 1966 .MORt"fAN~^Plus Four. 25,000 39."> Rroarl St. 7il-.ilfit> Red Bank clean, reliable, economical. Great for 1968 TWO-POOR Blllfii" gine. Call between 6 Hnd 8 p.m. miles. Excellent condition. $2300, 1SGS MUSTANG — New tires, shocks station. Hhopping or school. Each $300, Blue. 25,000 miles. SihOO. 842-SCS6. KVPS. until 9 r~> and brakes. Excellent condition. Must 542-2302. 741-1158. 264-4203. Choose from over 60 WAS $1749 sell. Call 542-7O4&. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1961 P0NT1AC — Ciitalina. Good con- TWIN BORO MOTORS 1966 BUICK — Skylark. Power Bteering Excellent condition. 1967 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER. dition. Power hrakes, steering. $100. locally driven trade-ins 1065 PONTIAC CATALINA — Full pow- Jeep Sales and Service and brake3. Yellow, black vinyl top. Ex- $21195. 747-2118 after 2 p.m. $2095 NOW I #17 Call 264-1659. 7470596 (Ballly Bros., Inc.) er. Must be seen. Call Pries start at S263O plus freight cellent condition. Book value $1200. Ask. 1982 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Con- Every car REDUCED 671-1745 747-0040 Ins $850. 741-6387. 1968 FURY — Power steering, disc CHEVROLET 1966 — Blscayiie, sfx-pas- vertible. Excellent condition. $350 brakes, automatic. Vinyl root. Four- scnger station wagon. Six-cylinder, firm Call 787-5905. door. $1350. 291-9343. ' automatic, radio. New tires, battery, RASSAS PONTIAC '68 PLYMOUTH TRUCKS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE Kroll Motors me. shocks, exhaust. One owner. 42.000 1970 CHEVELLE — 396 — 370. 4 speed 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Rtd Bank 279 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. miles, Snow tirefl on rims. Excellent heavy duly suspension, tach. $3000. ' Eves, tmtll 9 V-K. 4-door sedan. 222-3600 appearance and running condition. Call 291-26M. H200 firm. 222-3717. 1963 CORVA1R MONZA — Oood me- BUIOK 1962 — Electra wagon. All pow- chaniral rondltlnn. 5300, Call after 6 1967 CADILLAC COUPE de VUJJE WAS $1070 er. New brake* and shocks. Asking »3l>0. Towne Cnevrolftt J2300 C»ll 842-2050. First Av«. Atlantic Highlands p.m. 787-'1715. $1395 NOW IW#7 1963 LINCOLN — Clean, good running 281-1101 1960 COUNTRY SQUIRE — Nine Pas ^Jii!?^.!! Mt^slOO MUSTANG — 1967 Faatbac*. Excellent condition. Alr-condltloned, Clean body, 1933 RED — Four door. Excellent condi- condition. V8. Three Kneed. S750 or best offer. 747-4803. tion. Have original book, Ready to ride. Call 566-9407. Best offer over $1000. 201-8593 or 291- PONTIAC FIREBIRD — Convertible. 1959 CADILLAC — Coupe de Vllle, all 1969. 350 cu. in.. 325 h.p. Three speed. 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN — "gt»n- '67 CHEVROLET CONTRACTOR SPECIAL! power. J225 Ilrm. Call riarrl shift. Only one owner. Very good 787-3141. 1965 CADILLAC — Sedan deVllie. All Heavy duty iransmtsslon. Hurst shift. Impalo. V-8. 2-door hardtop. Power steering. Excellent condition, condition. Asking f80. 49.V0180. 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA _ Four- power. Air conditioned. Oood condition. S25OO. 711-0312. WAS door sedan, 8 cylinder. Power steering, $1500, 787-0481 after 6. 19 a 9~~v r>"Ck"a"W~ATVH.T>f'SQUARE- brakes, windows seat. Positraction, ra- 1968 RED QTO — 23,000 miles, J2100, 1960 OOMET — 550 "as Is." BACK-Air rontlltlnned, J2100. $13AQ dio, automatic, snow tires. Clean, ex- 1985 PONTtAC — Catslina station Call Call 946-4906. cellent. Beit offer. 946-9579. wagon, 53,000 mllei. |795. 141-3054. 741-3297 after« p.m, 1964 CHEVROLET IMPAIR $1595 .._.... NOW 1007 Two-door hardtop. Automatic. ^ 222-1234 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE '67 MUSTANG On The Next Page) (More Classified Ads 2-door hardtop. AUTOS FOR SALE

'67 CHEVELLE 1970 FORDS COUNTDOWN Mollbu. V-l. 2-door hardlop. NOW WAS $1495 NOW 8-FOOT BODY, 8-CYLINDER, RADIO. LIST $3250 259/ AT THE YEAR'S '67 CHEVROLET Blscoyne 6, four-door sedan. ~ ~~ ECONOLINE VANS WAS $ Q49 E-200 123" wheel base, passenger seat $2715 Lowest Prices! $1195 NOW »"* E-200 123" wheel base with windows, red $2840 E-200 123" wheel base, white „„ $2770 MAVERICKS — MUSTANGS — WAGONS '66 CHEVROLET V-8 Impala. Convertible. 0O GALAXIES - TORINOS - LTD'S! WAS $MftQ $1395 NOW IU07 MOUNT ° BEAT THE 1971 PRICE INCREASE! '66 PLYMOUTH FORD EXTRA SPECIAL . • Barracuda. ENGLISH NEW.LTD — two door hardtop. #8108. Eight- WAS SMKQ cylinder, crtiisomatic, power steering and brakes. $ $1295 NOW IV«J7 MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. • SINCE 1904 • RED BANK Air conditioned, tinted glass, radio. Whitewali tires, SALE wheel coven Red with whit* roof. List $4,444. PRICE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 3544 '66 CHEVELLE AUTOS FOR SALE SS394. hardtop. 1970 GALAXIE Four-oV., flute., powtr ttetrlnej and bratot, whlrawallt— $2695 NEW 1970 WAS $ goo $1295 ...... g N0W> 007 1 968 GALAXIE Two-door hardtop, power itMrlng $1695 PONTIACS IN STOCK '66 PONTIAC WE'RE DEALING ON THE 1 968 GALAXIE Four-door hardtop, power itMfing , $1 595 Grand Prix. Hardtop. 1967 GALAXIE Two-door hardtop, power «t.*rlng $1395 WAS $1170 HOTTEST CAR IN TOWN $1495 NOW I I #7 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE T.np

'66 FALCON 1966 MERCURY Four-door hardtop, automatic, power itttrina. $1395 Buy A "* 5 4 door sedan. : 70 DUSTER 1 967 FAIRLANE Two-door, pow.r itetrfng, vinyl top .....-._...... ,..,.....,-. $1295 WAS % 7001 $ 995 NOW #O71 PRICED TO SELL!!! New One 1967 FALCON sport e.uP. .". : : $1095

'64 CHEVELLE Come in 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL FunP .w.r. air edition $1095 V-». Mallbu. Hardtop. hook 1965 CHEVROLET LIAir wagon, nln.-pas.eng.r $ 950 WAS S 73 $995 NOW #3 Us Over 1965 COUNTRY SQUIRE Automatic. p.w.r ,.«-ln, $ 895 '64 CHRYSLER $549 Check 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 'M. n.w. 25,000 mil.. $ 850 For Less! Wagon Our Deal MANY WITH '64 CHEVROLET $529 SPORTY TRUCK SPECIAL Work in Comfort AIR CONDITIONING Impala Sedan Ride in Style. '63 ENGLISH FORD S169 Cheek These Like-Wew Car Buys 1969 RANCHERO GT Four-speed, buckets, console, vinyl • '63 FORD $339 root, AAA/FM stereo. Originally DOWNES Originally 14,100. Sedan 1968 CHRYSLER '63 TEMPEST $299 1966 FORD Town & Country Wagon, six- *2095 Sedan Fclrlane Waoon# six-passenger, #• *** passenger, power steering, air •Ix-cyllnder, automatic trans. * I linn cond., luggagi rack, low mile- PONTIAC mission, radio. '"*• age. '63 FALCON $129 ALL FORDS ARE CREATED EQUAL — 62 Lower Main St! MOUNT-ENGLISH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE '63 RAMBLER $119 1966 DODGE 1966 DODGE MATAWAN "Monaco" four-door hardtop, Darl Conv. V-l, auto., power V-l, automatic, power steer- steering, radio. Yellow with 741-6000 '62 FAIRLANE $389 Ing, radio, vinyl top. H495 block top. Great Buy at 566-2299 Sedan MOUNT OPEN DAILY'TIL 9 P.M. '61 BUICK $219 1968 PLMOUTH 1969 PLYMOUTH Convertible FORD WED. & SAT. TIL 6 P.M. Fury III, four-door sedan, V- rm I*B Barracuda, V-8, automatic ^2495 I, automatic, power sleerlng, * I §Vf!% Iransmtsslon/ power steering* *** '60 CHEVROLET $ 99 whitewalls, vinyl Interior. iWf«# ENGLISH Between Hwys. 35 & 34 Sedan MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. • SINCE 1904 • RED BANK at Parkway Overpass 1968 PLMOUTH 1967 MERCEDES-BENZ TRICKS "Satellite" automatic, power (1AFA 23OS, four-door, olr condi- steering, whitewali tires, V-l • * IXKIJ tioned, FM rodlo, bucket '65 CHEVROLET $769 engine. ' *'<"' teols. Step Van Reasons why you should '65 CHEVROLET $679 RAPID TRANSIT buy a 1970 DODGE NOW! Vi-ton pick-up SPECIAL SPECIAL '63 CHEVROLET $849 1969 1. Year-End Prices Rock PLYMOUTH FURY III FREE!! 1965 CHEVY Sting Ray 2. 1971 Price Increase '63 CHEVROLET $739 Convertible, bucket seats, 4 Door Hardtop AUTOMATIC Dump high performance engine, sleek black, real sharp, 4 Auto. Trans, Power Steering, TRANSMISSION speed- M995 3. Reduction of Warranty Air Cond., Vinyl Seats. With Swinger Sales Package '61 CHEVROLET $399 (Almost a certainty) Pick-up 1968 CHEVY Sting Ray Only 6850 Miles Convertible, yellow wllh'black $ '56 GMC $349 fop, real clean, buckets and 3795 Utility big engine, 4 speed. '2695. 1970 1970 1970 WE WILL TAKE DART CHALLENGER CORONET YOUR TRADE AND CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Including full factory equipment 2-door, full factory equipment "440" full factory equipment ARRANGE FINANCING '1077 '2381 2383 KITSON MANY DARTS AVAILABLE WITH FREE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MOST COLORS AVAILABLE WITH OR WITHOUT AIR CONDITION

141 WEST FRONT STREET HIGHWAY 36 SELECT TOWN & COUNTRY NOW! | and HIGHWAY -35 EATONTOWN RED BANK, N. J. 747-0787 DODGE 542-1126 oO MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN 18 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK• MIDDLETOWN, N. U FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 AUTOS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WATTED—FEMALE 1M1 CKBVR CtlUfterfcp. JUNK CARS r MUM vatwct PICKXD UP LUSTROUS FLOORS M-PA8SENOBR, SCHOOL BUS F6R 7*1-7177 alter! p.m. MM OLOIKOBILI — Dyaemlc M, A-x SAUE. A 1 condition. Cejl FAITB SECRETARY — Part-time, for Middle, •otHJlUon, Wlft^ Twin brook Auto Wracking >T CQVWiM »»«» from your old rd at- town lfw olllce. Bteno required. Call for «2-5OM. covers ONLY, Also boat cushions...... — . . 'eek. Handling and personal appointment, 142-4600. 1964 FORD VAN — Wood paneled. Must Eatontown 542-2235 •12-2205, leaning up doge and cats, Aixlitlng Vet* "19M RED TRIUMPH SPlTriRB see. Keystone nui. Rebuilt engine, JTRIM* — Twin dleiel. Iteel iport rlnarlan. Reply In writing te Box U- DBNTAt ABSISTANT — MlMIetowi SIOO firm. SU-OJ28 alter «jun. (letnrmtn. J2'. ExcsMent condition. IU- PAINTING ri. The Dally Hegleter, Rea Benlt. area. Bxperlenoe not necefsary, oonj Oil 4W-«0M orMM-185. AUTO PARTS-^REPAIBS SLISHUY USED dlo and depth flndir. Comtavolt ohtr hours. Pleanint working conditions. Re. 1959 VOLKSWAGEN PANBl, — ISM en 1969 H' Flberilu boat, engine, am) Complete Tteeldentlai and Oommtroiel tlrement program, paid vacations. Ex. 1»«7 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE — Une. Ready to 10. |305, 291-&5S3 or 391' trailer wttb extras, plua canvas cov- PatnUJir> rapernanftina* and Spraying. r.ellent position for dependable person, Four-speed, 32T h.ji. Superior condition. TR-3 PARTS — Tires, Itnderi, online er. Perfect condition. Wholesale price. Fast ScrvlceVTully Insured. %le Pain* Ce?ir741™131_ Submit resume tO;Box1f.143. The Dally- Best offer tsJtts 11, T-J7-2I13. parts. Reasonable. (ng Co. Register, Red SanK. I9S0 OMC PICKUP 220-8288 FLAGSHIP MARINE STORAGE AND SERVICE 1910 COMET — Good runnlnr condition. Make offer. WAITRESS — Apply fn'person. lleta. • ' 1125. Call Call 222-6157 aller 6 p.m. Atlantic Khrhlendi Hartor 872-0463 INSPECTORS wan Diner, Bt. 3J. MMS09 AUTO RENTALS WINTER STORAGE Matawan TRY AU. THE OTHERS FIRST"! 1.166OMC— One ton, H' van body, roll 31' CHRIS CRAFT CABIN CRUIBEK. Wrt or dry, up to 80'. mers, additions, aHTypes o{ alterations. up rear door, dual wheels. Privately Sleeps 2. Good condition. In water. Ask* WAITREBS - Wanted full-time. Apply THEN TRY US owned. 787-1127. DAILY • WBBKLY • MONTHLY ing mO. Make olfer. 741-4857. ENGINE JlBPAmS Tedder Home Improvements Corp. IN-PROCESS--IN.COMINS In person, Bow Knot Restaurant Prices start at 16.99 and up XJoonO' H.J. WILSON BOAT WOKKI Fully Injured. Reuonsble rates, Free Red Ban* , Pat Keelen'i Auto Salat 19M CHEVROLET APACHE — V, ton, Car of Red Bank, 210 I. Newman 18' CHRIS CRAFT runibout. lMt. In. Ooeanport estimates. Call 43M33O or 482-3808. lt good ninnlnl condition. 1225. Sprlnjs Rd. WT-01TJ. board-outpoaro, 140 n.p,, trailer. Must Electronic vxparlanct. Iamj"w y ^^ WAITRESSES •y 36 787-1113 Keansburjt sell. 671-6328 alter I p.m. WHY HAUL YOUR BOATT - M»ny LAWN MAINTENANCE. - Fields cut. schematloi, color codei, T.C< Boards. APPLY M PERSON , •mall repeira can be Soddlni. Dally end monthly ratei. Working knowledfa of msoimnlcaJ and Shore Point Inn Hwy X. Hatltt 1955 DODQE — 10' step van. Suitable TOM'S FORD O'DAY tVULBQATB scrapd i the wt Estimate! given. CaJI 74I.QM8, •leotronle test lnstrumsnti htlpiul. TRUCKS FOR SALE [or camper or business. 1200. 1970 left-overs, In-stock boats only, at WAITRBSSES WAIfTBD •- Dl nin; Call 264-3772. RENT A CAR substantial eavlnf a. Apply in jpirion, .Bex Diner, W, INTERNATIONAL SCOUT — 19S. 200 Hwy. 35 361-1600 KeTport THE YACHT SHOP EMPLOYMENT Front Bt,, B«d Bank. Four wheel drive, snow plow, hydraulic. 1184 Ocean Ave. 842-1913. Sea Bright, GIRL FRIDAY Pert-MroePert- . Book- Five new matching tires. 15,000 original MOTORCYCLES BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-FEMALE keeping, typing and diversified duties,. miles. H150 or fjest oftcr. 291-95B3 or SEA BREEZE FIBEROLAS 19' — Mature woman preferredd. 741-77i74177i8 or I91-2534. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES With trailer, 60 h.p. Johnson motor. Ex- I912534 HONDA — 1970, 70 cc Scrambler. Le«i cellent condition. 642-3318. HOUSEKEEPER — Mature, Live In or INTERDATA WANTED — Intennllontl Scout or than 6 week! old. Only 350 miles, still LAIWN CARE out. Car neoetsary, talary arranged. Ford Bronco with full top In good under Warranty. Best offer over $250. An Bqual Opportunity Employer condition. 1967 or later proferrad. Plow 741-2616 alter 6 p.m. BOAT OWNERS! INVENTORY CLEARANCE Call 67X-0087. of- not needed. Will also consider Toyota 1966 CB 160 HONDA ALL YOUR BOATING NEKDB Heeding and Jteitt&lng ACCOUNTINO CLBRK -- Forr bu bsu Land Cruller or Land Rover. Call 842. Treat yourieU to an experience. NEW AND USED Call M2-1M7 after 9 p.m. EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE licli e In large community hoapltilhoapltil. _uit 7292 ig Phone New Jersey's Lixceat have accounting backgrounbckgr"ack'gfound'a'ndo d and' WOTKwork- Marine Supply House SAILBOATS Day and Evening Shifts iin * taowledgetaowledge ot NCR bookkeeping mmaa- RN ANO IPN — poi lthm In INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SAUE3 1987 HONDA — 450 cc. Buper sport. MONMOUTH BAILING CENTER MIDDLETOWN Applications- now being accepted. Call chine. Apply weekdaweekdays beteebetweenn » aa.mamm.. publipublicc" healtKeaTfli'rmrsfogh nur . agency. Cell 22B- Rsjitsn Gers.Ee Inc. Very rood condition. Asking J550. Call THE- BOATMAN'S SHOP West Bt. Monmouth Beach 2:2-341)3 for appointment, 671-0177. Hilltop Pri- and 2 £m£m. to Personnel DepartmentDepartment, C»16,8:30to4;30&16 830 t 43.0 •• M*ln S1" KgyP°rt 284-0361 566-11*4. ZONE MARKING CO. vate Nursing Home, Mldiletown. j!?»ey Shore Medical Centsr,"lM5 Cor- 54 Whsrf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank 15' PENN-YAN BKIFF -^ With motor Parking lote, reercatlon area, traffic lies Ave., Neptune. An equal opportun- HOUSEKBKPER — Sleep lnt Light TNTERNATIONAL 19S3 — F2 MrTuri". SUZUKI — 1969. 250 cc. Good condition. Open Mon. - Frl. »-«, Sat. «•«, Sunday» and trailer. Oood condition. *22S, Call control layout atencll work. Phone 747- WAITRESSES — Experienced only. ity employer. housekeenlnj!. Private room. Qood iiua- dem dump truck. Exrellint aonditlon. 2,000 miles. Phone 5:30 to ?;S0 p.m. •.n.m. MARSH MARINE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT- OPEN1NQ3 FOR RNs and NURSBB' 26' CRUWBR SKIFF — 1630. Universal ING — Light carpentry end repaira. MATURE WOMAN — for Industrial AIDES. All shifts. Small, modern nurs. 1964 VBSPA SCOOTER — 125cc Good 65 Orchard St. Red Bank 741-6767 engine. 814' beam. Call after 7 p.m. 741- Full/Jnsured. Call alter 6 p.m. 2M-O2O8 DENTAL ASSISTANT condition. $75. ing unit. Call 8i2-8t00 betwetn i a.m. 22' OWENS — Fully equipped. New Chetrilde experience preferred. For and 4 p.m. : Call 264-1751 after 3 p.m. bunks and captain's chair. Excellent WANTED-BOAT. MOtOR, TRAILER largo, modern ortloe In Red Bank condition. Best otter. Call after 4:30, ACT NOW—DHMON8TRATB TOYS area, t% days. No evenings, flalary ac. BEAUTICIAN AND HAIRDRBSSERa 1968 HONIXA CL.160 — Oood condition. Pay Cash. Buy and Sell Swap shop, LIOHT HAUUNO e ost! Hig With bolmet, $300. 222-im Rt. 38. Kcajisburg, 787-6180. Ianta7a Parties offers toe most! Highest, cordlni to ability ana experience. Call ~- Only- two positions open. Great oppor. •WALL iiovnro JOB* commission)commission) ,, llargest selectionsseecti ! No 642-01 tunlty working wigs. 683-1970. 229-0469. 18' THOMPSON — 50 h.p. Johnson mo- MARK 78 OUTBOARD MOTOMOT R — Too FRBB SSTIMATZa collectingllecting, no deliveringde . Dararn a FREF S SUZUKI —120 cc, low mileage, $200 tor, trailer, electric starter. Fully bis lor boat, must KUJIOO. Alto some clean-up work. Kit. Also booking partiesties. ClCell orr write RALSSLADY — Full tlme.permanent WANTED—Reliable woman for road- equipped. Call evenings 842-4925. 00 Cell efter A p.m. 'Banta'e' Parties".' Avonvon, iconn. O90O1. position. Belling experience desireddesired . AApp- sLand work, starting Sept. 1. Call 2D4- Call 0924 after 8 p.m, • •• 291.1734 18' FIBERQLAS WINNER — 110 Mer- Telephone 1 (803) W3-J455. ply in personerson, Carroll's StationersStationers , i%i% 26' SHELTER BKIFF — 115 h.p. Chrys- , HAW, »". JANII Broad St.t , Red BankBnk. crulser inboard/outboard. New installed ler enfelne, rebuilt this year. Cabin, REGISTERED NURSES — For miming PART-TIME CASHIER AND STOCK MINI BIKE — 3% h.p new motor and lower unit. Complete frith canvas cover (also known as "Runt") NURSE'S AIDE — Nlghtl. 11 p.m. to 7 CLERK. Apply in person, Foods Plus, Comet clutch. Rugged, excellent $95. head, sink and canvas cover. Excellent 787-807B home. 11p.m. to 7 e.m. shift. Excellent Call 741-4637. and navy top. $1725. Call evenlng-s, 842- condition. Best offer. Days, 741-2113. salary. For appointment call 291-0600, km Full time. Must be matu". 58 Broad St., RedT Bank. ,_ 1947. Eves., 747-0123. Mon. through Frl. Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, 741. 100% 2059. ._ CLEANING WOMAN — Full Pr part- 16'6" O'DAY SAILER — Holsclaw trail- 16' BOAT — Flberglaa over wood, 40 RECORDING SERVICE — Weddings, time. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy MOBILE HOMES er. Complete with dacron sails and ex- confirmations, political/ copying (dub- INSURANCE 35, Holmdel, 264-4600. tras. A-l condition. SUM or best offer. h p. motor and trailer. Windshield, bing), tape or disc, demo-records. BOOKKEEPER See at Monmouth Mower, Mlddletown, cushion seals and many extras. Call 264- masterlne*. pressings. Bv appointment UNDERWRITER.RATER Rumson area. Growing company needs TO HELP VETERINARIANS — In 10x55. Good rondltlon. Has 1W ton air or call 229-8798. 0518 any time. only. HZ-DOOT. small animal hospital. Full-time. Age WARRANTY conditioner. Two bedrooms, will eecrl- Buny agency, large commercial opera.* bookkeeper familiar with general of- referred. 18-28 years. Typing required. 12' ALUMINUM BOAT'—Trailer. 5 h.p. tion, require! policy rater-writer. Sala- fice practices. Knowledge of bookkeep- flce. 787-1965, 3-8 p.m. ENBIQN 22'6" — Bxcellent condition. motor and all accessories. Best orfer. LIGHT KAUUNO—CLEAN CELLARt. UBt have plesiant telephone voice and Many ef the can lilted here art Mainsail, Jib, No. 1 Genoa, cushions, YARDS. GARAGES — Free estimates. ry commensuratfl with experience, ing machine helpful, Send resume to &b« able to nandle animals. Write, stat. cockpit cover, cradle and winter cover, 11747-4186. Call alter 3 p.m. 741-M49. unique location at ihore. Our em*Box W-106, The Dally Register, Red Ing qualifications, to Box W-197, The "Svenilt Tested" used cars (used TRACTORS 3',a h.p. Evlnrude. dlngtiy, anchor, LIGHTNING — No. 7140 wood. Com- ployees know of this ad. Tor full Bank. Dally Register, Red Bank. mooring line 100 lb. mushroom and plete equipment plus trailer. Must sell FURNITURE MOV1NO — Attics and particulars call B31-1600, SHIRT PRES8ER — No experience nee. ears tested the Swedish way.) buoy. J37O0. Call 842-0315. moving Aaklng 1950. 741-8027. cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Gall CAFETERIA WORKER — Five days* ROLENS TRACTOR 650 — 82" cut. 747-3002. essary. Apply In person, One Hour Mar- week. Henry Hudson Regional gchtral. if necessary, repaired by our Good running condition. $250. Call eve- BOAT TRAILER — Michigan Low. Unizlng, Campbells Junction. No phone Cll 872090()for application. nlng» 787-690?. MARSH MARINE Loader. New Ures. Will carry boat up to THE WRIQHT SHOP — Carpentry and calls- 16'. "As is," (65. 741-8048 after 6:30 cabinet work. Hazlet. 739-0200. Kitchen TYPJST "Svensk Te>staeJ" mechanics end SAM ATS cabinets, room dividers, vanities, book SECRETARY — For law office, Real SAILFISH ° SUNFISH p.m. cases, etc. Free estimates. Tnterestlng position In our fsat moving Estate experience preferred. Write P.O. qualify for our 100% warranty. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE Box IBS, Kcanaburg, or call T87-3SQ0. PERSONNEL 18' "CABIN BOAT — Johnson outboard ALL TYPES HOME REPAIRS — All Systems Engineering Dept. Muit be a Which you can Impact when you BLUEJAY M-SCOW controls only* good condition, $100, Call work guaranteed. Call for free esti- Rood typist. Invoicing experience pre- WAITRESS WANTED — 34 hours a CASH FOR USED CAR8 — Trucke. 747-5224. mates. 733-0033. ferred. week. 12 to 4 p.m. Call for appointment. ' CLERK foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite 420 TURNABOUT 671-2334, Mr. Brown. come by. Two Guys, Jllddleôwn. 671-9844. SPORTSCRAFT — 16' EAGLE. 105 h.p. Please call for appointment VENTURE-PACESHIP - TANZER Criryaler. Trailer and extras. Must sell. QUALITY PAINTING WAITRESS HELPER — Mon. through , have en attractive position CARS WANTED — We cay top $| FITTINGS RIGGING WORK Make olfer. 222-8386 229-4010. Exu 201 We for clean used can. Call Mr. Vincent USED BOATS Dutch Boy paints used Frl. Short day shift 11:30 to 2:30. Pleas- available In our Personnel Depart- IS TRANSPORTATION 542-5500. RLUEIAY JET It M-SCOW 34' WHEELER — Sedan cruiser fully Residential Industrial ant worHIni conditions, Ideal for local ment for an experienced candidate AS equipped, many extras. Ready to go. Brush Airless Spray persenoon. . Call THTHEE HEAKTH, 747-0556, who haa strong typing skills, food SPECIALS! 1 WE DON'T SEU, JUNK — IOBSTAD SAILS Excellent condition. Call 741-0172 after ( Free estimates 7S7-1601, 591-9388 INTERDATA for appointmentitt . communicative ability and a Fam- Nor do we buy H — p.m. • A satisfied customer Is our goal. WOMAN WANTSJD—FRIEDMAN'S" iliarity with general personnel ad- We. do buy dean, late model care TRAILEX TRAILERS ministration. IB 67-185 H.P, JOHNSON REVEL- An Equal Opportunity Employer BAKERY, Lincroft or Middlebrook '68 RENAULT $295 at top dollar. See or call WALL 65 Orchard St.. Red Bank 741-6767 ER—Must sell this fall, privately ATLANTIC store. Experience preferred, but will Douphlne LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-5400. BECRETARr-RBOEPTIONIST — Totrain. Good opportunity. Call Mrs. Pei> TWd li in opportunity to Join a, 1' TUNA CLIPPER — In water. Ex- owned. Seen at BRY'S, Rt. 35, Neptune. local growth oriented company JUNKCARS TOWED AWAY FREE jellent condition. Reasonable. 291-1262 52450. EL€CTRICAL work In animal hospital. Part-time Fri- Wn«, 741-2085. Veteran day and Saturday. Apply in person where th« working climate U both PLYMOUTH $295 after 5. 25' BARTH SEA SKIFF" — Recently INSTALLATIONS Mon,. Wed. or Frl. at Combe Animal PART-TIME GENERAL OFFICE challenging and rewarding. '64 787-8468 overhauled. Chrysler marine engine. WORK—No experience necessary. Ap- Valiant 2-door. 9S8 17' JERSEY SPEED BKIFF — At Mlddletown Township 291-3662 Hospital, Shrewsbury. ply In person, Anderson'! Music, 30 GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN— (eyport Marina. Call Head. Good fishing boat. Reasonable. Commercial We offer a good starting salary, AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH 264-3624. 215-9399. PERMANENT AND TBMPORART Broad Bt, Red Bank^ an exceptional benefit program INDUSTRIAL, ACE EMPLOYMENT AOBNCV VOLKSW'G'N $295 MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. 35. Eatontown. - DELUXE SAILING DYER DHOW — Residential EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN WANT- and modern facilities. '63 969 GLASSPAR — Flying V-175 with B8 20 Thomas Ave. 717-34M Shrewsbury ED — Full or part-time. Swiss Chalet Convert tola -i.p. Mercury outboard. TeeNee trailer. Like new, with oara, sail, cover, davits N. J. License No. 3537 Excellent condition. Many extras. 12550. and deck-cradle. Price $400. Call 741- AIDES NBBDED — 7 to 3:30 shift. Beauty Shop, Chapel Hill Shopping Investigate this opportunity now by 747-1921. 6723. BUILDING REPAIRS King James Nursing Home, Center, Mlddletown, 747-3242. calling 43U-3260 or apply Personnel '63 STUDEBAKER $195 201-3400. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES — Dept Wogon. A-l condition. AND MAINTENANCE CHECK OUT — Small eupermarkot. For nursing home. 3-n p.m. and ll p.m. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Work marantecd. Call 842-0316. Full time days. Start after Labor Day. to 7 a.m. Top salary. For appointment 229-7272. Mr. Sodano. call 291-0600, Mon. through Frl. M & T CHEMICALS INC. '62 CORVAIR $195 CARPENTRY, MASONRY „ ROOFINO. OUTTERS NURSES' AIDES GENERAL OFFICB WORKER—Some 100 Church St. Matawan, N. J. Monra 2-dr. sedan. Automatic. Immediate service, work guaranteed IBM Keypunch experience necessary. En equal opportunity employer. 666-0261 All shifts. Experience and transpor- Permanent poaltlon. Medical and retire- tation necessary. Starting 92 an hour ment benefits. Norwood Distributor!, '60 STUDEBAKER $95 PERSONALIZED plus liberal benefits. A raise In three 629 Broadway, Long Branch, 222-3804. (More Classified Ads montha on merit. Call Mrs. Cllne. Two-door sedan. Good cor. CHRISTMAS CARDS On The Next Page) Wide selection of styles — from budget HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT priced to luxury class. Avoid the rush CENTER — order now. CRANE PRINTING. HELP WANTED-FEMALE Imports 671-0838. Hwy 31 M6-42OO Holmdel ALL TYPBB OF HOME REPAIRS MEDICAL BEORETARY—For busy de- BABYSITTER FOR WORKINO MOTK ALTERATIONS. PAINTING artment of large community hospital, ER, Five days per week. One child. Prompt Service Free estimates 6[ust have medical terminology. Apply SCOTTO & SONS. 842-0950 weekdays between 0 a.m. and 2 p.m. REGISTERED NURSE 1969 RENAULT $1195 to Personnel Department. Jersey RN-3 to 11 p.m. shift, 5 days. RN-11 to r R-10. One owntr. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR — Rea- Shore Medical Center, 1D45 Corlles shirt, 3-day week. Information 10 to 2 e 3 p.m. - 11 p.m. sonable rates for late fall interior work. Ave., Neptune. An equal opportunity .m., Rlvercrest Nursing Home, ll • Full or part-time Experienced. Phone 542-3133. employer. ^ hepln Ave., Red Bank. \ 1968 VOLVO $1895 e Excellent poy ond benefit!. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR BALE BROOKOALE NURSING HOME 142 S two-door, j-tpeed, AM radio. 3325 Hwy. 35 Hazlet, N. j. Ons owner. 1967 MG MIDGET $1395 Four-speed, wire wheels, BRG. MAKE YOURSELF A AVON CALLING Continuing demand for Avon'i Com- plete Line of Cosmetic* creates 1967 MGB $1595 oddlilonol territories for Repre- Wire Wheels. Block. One owner. sentative!. You lerve customers, Rodlo, heater. near home and con torn well. Coll BIG MAN now . . . J. Btrcholl, Dlst. Mar. 741-4343. '66 VOLVO 122-S $1395 with tht Two-door 4-speed. Aborlti exhaust. 1959 MERCEDES $795 ""AIIDMEWJ970 LITTLE WOMAN! NURSING SUPERVISOR - 220s. Four-door sunroof. Restored. For 100-bed nursing home. A-l condition. Matawon area. Good pay and benefits. 40-hour week. Domestics GET HER A SECOND CAR Write Box F-112. DUSTER The Dally Register, Rid Rank . 1969 CHEVROLET $2050 LET'S FIGURE AT CHEVY'S 'OK* SIGN! Impala convertible, V-l, 4 on the lloor. 1500 miles. One owner. MONMOUTH'S FACTORY JOIS ' 1968 CADILLAC $4195 We ne*d womtn BASE PRICE. On both our first and second shifts. Eldorado. Factory air, loaded, 1969 MERCURY 1966 IMPALA SSCoupe, Dover vinyl toe leather Interior. Stereo. No rotation of hours. You may work Wagon, dusk grey, factory air white, black trim, 213 V-l, auto- I a.m. to 4 p.m. or 4 p.m.'' to 12 midnight. 10c an hour shift premium conditioned, full power, radio matic, full power, radio, w/w, etc. for second shift work." 1968 OLDSMOBILE $1895 Some .of our girls Cutlass two-door hardtop. Hx- average os high as cyllnder. automatic, power (2.70 fier hour In the steering, one owner. LjlflJV departments where 111 • I th"« openings exist. 1969 CHEYELLEss3,4 spot 1 TOO BUICK Wildcat Sport Coupe, Win We also have hospl- Coup* LeMani, blue, white trim, four-ipeed, bright blue, black trim, automatic, ralliatlon, paid holi- 1968 FIREBIRD $2050 days and other bene- Convertible, 4-speed, power steering, positraction, sport wheeli, full power radio, whitewalls, »te. fits. V-8. Ont ownir. radio, etc , ATCO CERAMICS CORP. 1968 MUSTANG $1395 PREPARATION & CONDITIONING •75.00 HWY. 35 264-8000 KEYPORT Two door hardtop. Six 1766 FORD Mu.tang Sport Coupe, cylinder, 3 speed, trans. Ons owner. TRANSPORTATION 74.00 1969 CAMARO Fawn gold, black trim, automatic, $11QC WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE D AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Coupe, froit green, black trim, four-speed door shift, radio, whitawalls, etc. 1968 CHEVELLE $2095 • RADIO poii - traction, instruments, tach, SOOQC Mallbu 396, 2-door hardtop. Automatic, oil power. D WHITE WALL TIRES whitew.lli, etc *J»» Summer Is HERE! D UNDERCOAT and we need 100 Used Cars 1966 COMET Cyclone ST Con- 1967 FIREBIRD $1595 TOTAL'2128.00 Hwy.35 264-1600 Ktypert Two-door hardtop. Maroon. \M, DOWN BALANCE $1830.00 1968CHEVELLE 3t, verlible, sun yellow, black trim, bucket seats, Automatic. Ont owntr. automatic, full power, $11 OK We will trade or buy out Coup* Sequoia, gray, black trim, four-speed, right — Call or come in PAYMENT power top, etc 1967 FIREBIRD $1495 LAST OF THE 70'sl bucket seats, posi-traction, white- $OAQC TOM'S FORD Two-dr. hardtop. 3.8 litre. A-cyHndtr. OR TRADE 70 PLYMOUTH walls, radio, .tc *V7«# Power steering* power brakes, 3i Equal Monthly Payments—Approved Credit Unconditioned Fury III, 4-dr., V-», radio ASK FOR ID SIOLER automatic. One owntr. & heater, auto., P.W., W.W. tires, wheel Annual Percentage Rate 11.08; Total covers, light pkg., tinted glass. Balance of Finance Charge $329.28; 5-ycar, 50,000 mile warranty. 1966 FORD Mustang Sport Coupe, '67 CHEVROLET $1450 Sum of the Payment! $2,159.28. NOW ONLY 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Autumn gold, black trim, automatic, $1101% AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS Impala 4-door. V-8, power steering. Fastbaclc Coupt, sky blue, black radio, whitewalli, »te ' ' *' One owner. trim, four-speed, radio, heater, etc. 1966 CORVAIR $ 850 Monza Cerja, 4-speed, 2-dr. hardtop, '70 PLYMOUTH '70 PLYMOUTH '70 PLYMOUTH 1968 RENAULT , I 765 FORD Mustang Sport Coupe, Vm mi €T Utttp. Air ennd., 440 VB. auto. STOIT MI, ; STOIT SMUIMI » rm. «CM. Airwl, 3R3 Rio(o Joor rich maroon, white trim, automat- J 00R GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY • powr. steering, brakes, windows, AM/f'M Multi- n p. control, :W3, VS, wrto., pwr. rJcnific, V8. auto., pwr. nteenng, brahes, windows, radio sedan, deep red, black trim, four- $ flQC RED BANK -4842-2500 1966 MUSTANG $1295 plex radio, vinyl too), wide dual raided Irtier <, AM,1M Muliir'ei: radio, pwr. vnnejowr, w/itereo tape, light ptg. disc Uakes, vinyl interi- Ic, radio, power steering, w/w etc. Two-door hardtop. V-8 automotk. .•res, cafpfi'np, licht phg. M D. sinperv,ir>n, if.ir :r-^wf. htrM scats, light p^. Brougham or, carpeting HB. brakes sure grip, tnl«J glass, speed, radio, etc *##«# 193 Newman Springs Road hatlery, remote enntr, mirror, Raliye r>E, diic brsHP';, .'.ufc gnp, tnted glass, ro^f tailgate wind, washer & wiper, roof Ttti*, wheel Road wttptV.. dir.c hfdtes, Intfd gliss, mart/, o^fopc^r, adjust, t'lt slwrmg wheel, vinyt roof f /Tver s. Many extras. Stock ;899. ASBURY PARK — 774-4800 / chrome ro*1 w^*c!s, WW tires, many otlwr ex- frig. Frit* 1965 CHRYSLER $1295 tras. Stock | 609 Railroad Avenue Newport four-door station wagon. am AAMC0 SHOP NATION WIDE Orif.rrK $4375 1967 CHEVELLE Ma,bus ot 1964 CHEVELLE'Wag6n, beige, Factory air conditioned. One owner. $4225 SMSS. $4331 P Coupe, maroon, black trim, auto- $1CQC red trim, V-8, automatic, power $ fiQR '70 CHRYSLER '70 CHRYSLER 70 CHRYSLER steering, whitawalls, etc. W#«r AUTO RENTALS 1965 DODGE $995 STON f POOR I*ID!Of. .rrovi,). 381 HWMT CUST. t DM! N T. fiii rnr\4.410 INT V3, WWroiT 4 MO I UIDTV, M '""I, :Vv-. V8, 4 matic, power, radio, whitewalU .... •w#w ( ( Custom 680. Nine passenger wagon. V? aiiln pw. «. ivrifi(; b^kr?.. wtrtrti*;:, &*fly 4 barrel dusis, sutc. pur. M*»p.nn(t, Ivakes, wnv binrl, auto. pwr. slfermg, bfairs, windows, 6- wsy seat, vitiyi interior, light pk(j, tinted gliss, Automatic, full power. & pwr, antenna, vinyl dow^,6 wayt>*ai, raijiow/iesr jpf ^kpr.pwr. ut pep. rfmn!^ cor.t, nnttor, di'.c .n>tpn»a, \M\-/l tnlrinir, lipht fAp. div: brakrs, remote rnnt. mifior, rear delo^rr, pwr. door Need a Special Car h-ri.»" gup. !*nl*d Rlisi, pwr. door tocks, lnr.ks, AM/FM HiiNiplftK rado, w/stereo (xpe L sure gfip, tinier! g!j'i5, /nblni e tor young, prygt ef i'liU-her rented fr'jf/i A t*J 'A elv_ e lawneerv„ /icel . Excellent t/pporttn . U1! C'-nter, 15' :Vewirun Byrtngs fof r advancement,d . Red Bank-Oakburat IMMEDIATE OPENINGS &rea. 741.2325. EXPERIENCED FLOOR WAXKK — TORN SCREENS? GREEN GROVE GARDENS And window cleaner. Salary $150 per Bring in your Insorls. We re'screen ' ' • RECEIVING CLERKS week, 5^-day week. 566-5618. and re-glaze any • aluminum frauie- • DRIVER - NYC «nd local light dtlivtry YOUNQ MAN — (Over 21). Steady Blinds re-tapcii anrt rt?'corded, EFFICIENCIES work in hardware store located In Red .,• MATERIAL HANDLERS Bank. Phone Mr. B. 747-O46J.. PROWN'S tt Brnad St.. Red Hank 7117500 ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS • MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS INDUSTRIAL LABORERS BEST TOP SOIL Starting rate of $3.12 per hour with 8c SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS • MACHINE OPERATORS and lB^r per hour premium for spcond 3ood nil dirt, blue stonr. roati gravel, and third shifts. Excellent paid bene- land. t'tn. Hulldozing. and li^ckhoe fier- FREE H6AT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITION UNIT fits including Blue Cross, Blue Shield. .-ice. Eckels Trucking. MnrRanvllle. P«rmin«nt poiitioni, day ihltt, •xctllant btntfir »roar«m. Major Medical, life insurance, pension i!H-9707 TV. ond phone outlets, 12 cut. ft. refrigerators, parking and walk-In itoraai plan, severance plan, paid vacation mNTE.N'TS OF APARTMENT. Kitchen facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk lo shopping plaia, buses an« •Wd holidays. Apply AMERICAN -el, dlninp room M't, bedrrtom si! . SMELTING AND REFINING CO., school. SPEDCOR ELECTRONICS DIV. Cldlhlitg. MiltiM-nlty clothes. 175 Hwy llfl, DIRECTIONS: Garden stole exit 117 to 34, easl on 3o to Airport Shopping 1160 State St., Perth Amhoy, N. J. An Went Sânshurg (hchlnil Shore Alunll- equal opportunity employer. num gales^87-8^18^ _ Plaza, turn led, then two blocks to model apartment. From 35, (J. M. ENTRON INC. Fields) to Hailel Ave. turn left lo Middle Road, straight ahead. OUTBOARD MECHANIC — To take IJlni. FT. G.E, REKRIaKnATOIt — *• V> , Morg«nvlll«, N. J. charge of long established service de- In good <:ondtUon. S'JTi or oeal offer, t-'all An equol opportunity employer partment. Must ê experienced In re 787-0579. _ See Manager in Apartment 34 pair and maintenance of outboard mO' 1?OR MAT wlUTETilTj N E jfJACKET* — tors. Write Box T-152,,The Daily Regiu^ With tuxedo trouRera. S'Jl. HELP WANTED-FEfyALE HELP WANTED — MALE ter, Red Bank. Call 842-21188. FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICE STATION MAN — Fullv ex- .BABYSITTER — Full-tlm«. Two cMi- MAN TO WORK AS COOK - Butler, perienced. Full time and part-time. " BLACK AND WHITE —Television, chauffi Good steady job for reliable man. Good $45 Frigidalrc washing machine. $•">!). UARAGE SALE — Bat. Aug. 22. 19» ' AntL, On* prMclwoler. Transportation —id__general gei _ houseworker. Wringer washer, 120. 495-0823. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER ")cean Blvd.. Atlantic Highlands. Newly SScMKty. Fhont M3-S823 dayiy J29.W81 Wrlti starting salary. Start Immediately. A~ ply in person, Herble'a Cttgo, Llncroft. SURFBOARD — S'10" NEED OR USE WILL . . . ilip-coverert couch, twin bedroom »et, Good condilon. $50. lehumidlflcr, chairs, lamps, rugs. PART-TIMS! SALESWOMAN — Mon- SALARY JS50 p«R HOUR MASON'S HELPER Call 775-6082. Must be available Immediately. No Start immediately 1ARAGE SALE --134 Bruce Rd.. River tlur and Baturday, 10 to 5;.10. Friday experience necessary, tjood advance- OLD FASHIONED SCHOOL DESKS — 'lazs. Off W. Front St.. Crib, playpen, cvinlni, 6:30 to ft. Artificial flowet ment. Guaranteed increment within SELL /outh bed, girls dothlns. size 12, 14, "- -^ i>otUn« Bhtd. Llncroft. Call Decorative scroll work. $5 to $10. -6*- »r»t month. Call 7tt-*Ol5. EXPERIENCED 5881 or 264-2039. oya, and household ftema. Lawn mow- >r appointment. . 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat. MAN WANTBD — Steady. Driving and ALL-AROUND CARPENTER BLACK LEATHER FURNITURE - :1B AIR P R It'S SB H WANTED — Ex Belling. Apply in person, MARINE Beautiful couch, chair and recllner, PX. YARD SALE — Sat.. Aug. 22. Rain date eeHenced only, May week, pud vie a LUMBER CO., 1139 Ocean Ave., lea Trim, paneling, layout. .client condition. Sacrifice, *3M- 220- FAST Aug. 29. Twlnllght Terrace, 79 Highland ton. Call 7«7«i7M. Bright. Call Ed Day Construction, 711-1144 7781. Ae.. Highlands. : PDOPLS WHO NIKD AVON. . . SALESMAN — Executive type, living In RELIABLE HAN — To help with land- ¥-21 PORTABLE RADIO — Transistor, WITH A QUICK ACTION ANDERSON FLEXIVKNT — New can be firved by you ... Fn your «n»r Monmouth County with sales or busi- neaping. BONGARZONE NURSERY, vorth $50. Never used. Sacrifice, *2fi. LOW-COST double window, nUe T 1" x a' V, com* tlmt .. . They «et guaranteed prod ness background to train aa Special Wayulue Rd.. New Shrewsbury. '29-8D33 or 229-7781. plcle with screen. 5100. 071-0771. uoti •» you earn lots of money, cat Agent. BtarUng salary 3)10,000. Call Mr. : now . . J. Blrchall, 741-4343 or 4S2 Belmont, 776-8000,10 lo 12 a.m. BARTENDER — Part-time. Apply In "G.E. REFRIGERATOR — |10 DAILY REGISTER GARAGE SALE Bicycles, hair dryer, person. Shore Point Inn, Hwy 35, Haz- 1 Call kitchen ware, furniture, toys. SOT, m-uio. SHEET METAL WORKER — JJl- Jet. "Can we sleep outside in the bock yard tonight? 741W73 946-1906. 'WAITRESS — Lunchei only. Mon.perlenced in cutting, bending, punching FAMILY AD iMoWh Frt. Appty "> person, CHARLIB and assembly. Must be ajlefofabrlcate TAXI DRIVER — Part-time. Over 25. SURFBOARD FREEZER — Oolflspot. Qoor, running BROWN#11,1J05 Bycumor* Ave.. New from drawings. Apply SLBCTRO IU> Keypon area. Wednesday and Sunday Ski. 7'. No rtlngB. «120 condition, 10.6 chest. You haul. $"5. Call avenlngs from T p.m.-l a.m. Call be- 3 LINES 5 DAYS 747-2'iflO. PULSE, 116 Chestnut St., Red BanH.741- tween 7-8. 2IH-2M5. Cull Eric, J11-B605. f WANTBD — For worn 0104. NEW 15" EMERSON TV-S90. Car tape OENBRAL MAINTENANCE HELP — deck and speaker, $40. Call FOR .•B'iliBTcSlWrenIdren iI weirwear. Full or parptrtt. EXPERIENCED AUTO CAR POLISH- Steady work. Call after 7 p.m. HELP WANTED—Male-Female BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MACHINERY FOR SALE -time. B0R19 vxperlenoe preferredferred.. ApplApply ER — And general cleanup, Thj« is a 741-7687 666-2454. JUST '2.00 lln penin, wwifcTRBIOH'Si .. 445 WW , FronFront permanent Job, good pay, all fringe ben- >., *175. CARPET MECHANICS — Or helpers. SEWINO MAOHINB OPERATORS INCOME PH RIDING LAWN MOWER ^ Available for Merchandise For 8al« TD 9 SERIES 91 Hi YD LOADER — •St.St , K«yportKport. efits and opportunity for advancement. excellent condition, Good shape, minor repairs. $4250. Dump Apply Red Bank Auto Imports, 119 ¥a*t Experienced only. Qood starting salary. Finishers and prtsters. For work on HIOHLA $l$560 — All brick 747-0540. only. Article must originate (rom a UPN WANTBD — From 4 p.m.-12 Newman Springs Rd.,' Red Ban*. Steady employment. Call 283-0899. ladies' and duidrtn'i coiU. Steady OulldinB. NpFouS —.r furnl*he" d units. Good houiihold and may not exceed, a. iale body, Iwo-yard with hoist, $150. Clll mldnliht for tlye d»y«, For lnlor- work. 35-bour week. Oall 7U-9O&. Joy condition. Yearly grow 13240. Call 495- SEARS RELAX1CIZOR — Practically price of $50.00 per article. atter 5. 291-0225. ^^^ Jnjjlon, till 5»4-3848, or, weekends, ?«7- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — CAREER OPPORTUNITY Ann Coats. 3« Willow St.. Red Bank 0871. «•» weekdays. new/Cost $129.60, now (50. Perfect con- Price MUST b« adverUied. Each ad- U) Experienced only. Pull-time and REAL ESTATE SALES _ High ear.. dition. B72-1B95. Part-time. Auto mechanic, full time. Ings can i>e yours If you are willing to OROANIBT OHOIR DIRECTOR — ditional Hne J1.00. No copy changen WAITRBB* — Experienced only. 6 a.n work-Experiencinga COJI IJU yuuiea nont neceaiaxy. We Christ Episcopal Church, Miudletown. BODY SHOP GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER — tender may b« made and no discounts or MERCHANDISE WANTED Apply ln_per«on. PORT MONMOUTH Highly successful body shop operation V>2 p?m. MonV through Frl. Xtmly (n GUI* SBRVIofc, Rt. 3« 4 Wilson work-Experienclookinoklng lor younge nometn (over If10l ras n r Call ratter Simpson, tH-iiU. Jazz Master. Fender Super Reverb. E* returns will be made if ad 1» can- •pereon, CHAPEL HILL LUNcHJCON Ave. lookinie)) tg o lo«t»ft»fr (lyo ouur expanding reall estate available for qualified operator on a cellent condition. H7M72O. celed before expiration. ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. J. Atlas, .$1 85, Mlddletown.' icensing FURNITURE BALBBPBBBON — Im- >ercentage baBls. Must be experienced To PUct Your Dally fUgi-Ur Estates purchased and appraised. 747- organizationage . Schooling and u^-^ 2003. The Hudson Shop. Inc.. 811 WAITRESSES — Apply In person be TWO EXPERIENCED PULL TIMB fees paid by our company. You can e. fn all phases of body shop operation. IN STOCK FAMILY AD, CALL . . . DISHWASHERS — King James Nursing whtlfc you learn this fantastic buatne..,. Contain Rusiell Olds mobile-Cadi Mac Broad St., Shrewsbury. twtatf JO-13 noon. Home. 2M-34OO. For confidential Interview call 2SB-781W, Co., 100 Newman fiprlngi Rd-> Red.White heavy duly combination aluml Cedar Inn, Highlands. Bank. Ask for Nell Savary. num windows, fi most popular •tzei OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, cMna, ask for Mr. Wild. conditions. Phone Mr, PhUllD for ap- in itock for new homefl. *13.W each, 741-6900 glassware, art objects and bric-a-^rae, "ASIMTANT TEACHER. For nuriir; USED CAR pointment, 671-0400, LAUNDROMAT — For ule. Bhore Bring In your nt7.es. mmedlate cash for an_th!nr_a.nd ev- School. Experienced. Part-time, ca! SERVICE WRITER area. 24-Hour Strvice erylhlng. Ruse.il'i, 25 East Front St. MAINTENANCE MAN Busy new car ihop needs experlence( NEW C ALTFORNIA CONCH RN — Call 495-0820 PROWN'S 741-1693. We need an experienced mainttmtnee Opening up 3uut Cotiit* Needs men and TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. •BABYSITTER WANTED- Keans'jurg man to write service orders. Excellent women lo fill positions at various lavels. 32 Broad SI. Red Bmlt 741-7500 All makes new or used. Guaranteed. ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toy* fur- •Ma. five days a week. One child. 0M- man to keep our used car Inventory in opportunity for right man. All com' FOR LEASE—TWO BAY Low as I2S. derptoo's. 101 Monmouth niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, : references. Call 488-0436. top ah ape. Excellent opportunity for pany benefits Including pension plan, Jo experience necessary. Company will HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Con- right man. AH company benerits. Ap- train completely. $500 to $1000 per nlstlne of living room, rilninp room, SL Next to theater. iilOlV lighting fixtures. Carved Oftk dining READER — For pregi-cllppinR bureau fife Insurance, hoapttalizatton and uni month part-time. Details by appoint- GULF SERVICE STATION kltcnen, and two complete nedroom room pieces, Copper Kettle Antiques. ply In person at Auiaell Oldamobile- forms Apply in person at Russell DERKS 115 up. FILES, tables, chairs, Os.hr.urst. 531-16W or 329-0882. -Must have ability to scan newspapers, Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Sprin»a R4-, ment only. Call Ken Sass, 671-2178, be- Excellent neighborhood location, Holm- sets. Miscellaneous items, many an- rhave good memory. Permanent part, Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co., 100 Newman tween 5-7 p.m. del & Bethany Rds., Hazlet. Paid tiques. Call 741-1411 after 8 n.mj aiding machines, typewriters, offlca Red Bank. Ask for Alan Holsey, Springs Rd., Red Bank. Ask for Emil training 888-3583, fi-5 weekdayi. 26< equipment, etc., at barraln prices. WANTED — Duck and goose decoyf. •time. Mornlnis only. 20 hr. week. A.pply Sen ram. COOK WANTED — Year round. Apply New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Call "S t!m. 305 WlTront at,, Red Bant. FUEL OIL In person. The Rum Runner, 816 Ocean O43D nights and weekends. FIRE SALE Rt. 16, Oakhunt. 931-3990 449-9479 after 6 p.m. •ALES PERSONNEL-Women, prefer- LIFEGUARD Ave., Sea Bright. BARBER SHOP FOR BALE — And 20% or more off original price of 80% WANTED ;Hily with field experience, wanted lor equipment. Must be fast and good with of merchandise duo to smoke and PIANOS - OHOANS SALESMAN For the ocean. Ca.ll 812-1703 ver 100 new and used Instruments Used Oriental Rugs •flill or p»rt-Ume work with nation-wide ARTHUR MURRAY children. «3 Middle lid., Hazlot water damage, fiat.. Aug. 22 thru nlimited rentals • warehouse prices Chinese and Persian •organisation. Contact! pleasant; (tra- EXPERIENCED . PARTS MANAGER — Progressive, Aug. 29 at THE COUNTRY KITTEN REEHOLDKIMBALL PIANO AND Also Wall Tapestries in? potenUal J700 a month. Insured w equal opportunity comDMiy In tfis trucK. Danco studio end Party Time Club P1Z8A KITCHEN FOB BENT — Doing 26 Thomas Ave., Shrewsbury. 741 tfREEHOLD-KIMBALL PIANO AND required. Please call 812-1778. Ing Industry tea opening for a. parti naa Immediate openings (or dance Kood budtneas. May be eecn at any time. 0671, OROAN WAREHOUSE. 12 Throck FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 7*4.3143 To work for major o!l company in manlier. Duties Include complete •pedaltsti. junior Interviewers and AA- tor Mr. or Mrs. Peter Maletto, 20 K morton St., Freehold. Open 9.9. Cal •WANTED CLERK-TYPIST — Small business has Asbury Park, N. J. Excellent benefits charge of Rewlvlng and Parts Depart- dance trainees. No experience neces- Front Bt., Red Bank. 711-B7O0. MARTIN CLABSICAl, GUITAR — New 412-4730. Clocks, pocket watches,, coins, funs, old -opening for accurate typist. Varied program and opportunity for advance- sary. Fart and full time. Balary plus condition. Framus 12-strIng, excellent oak furniture, fine glassware, dia- ment. Send resume to Box TJ-174, The ment: Please call 291-3238 » a.m. to 3 bonus. Apply In person, 1 to lo p.m.. Also Fender Dual Showman. 787-8644. AIR CONDITIONER — Paint com- 'SuUeia . Good opportunity. Write P.O pressor French provincial three-plece monds, gold, old Jewelry, 229-3235. -14. Red Bank N.I. Daily Register, Red Bank. An equal Monday Uircurh Friday, 11 Broad St., INSTRUCTION sectional. Washing machine. Gravely opportunify employer. MANAGER TRAINEE — For conaume Red Bank. 7*1-5888. OVERHEAD POOR - V high. 9' wide, ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top euh nlmpst new, cost new 5250. now 150. Al and attachments. Miscellaneous Hems paH. LSfea DEUX. 799 River Rd.. F»lr GROCERY CLERK — Small super Hnanco field. Must be 21 ?«»«?! a«c CERTIFIED TEACHER - In second- KH-16S0. High school graduate. Contact Vk God. BUS DRIVERS WANTBD — Full or fittings -included. 872-1D95. Haven. East Tues. Sat. 11-5. 74l'4337. cY;67i-i market. Must be familiar with produce, narMfme, between ages 2540. Must ary education will tutor a limited dairy, and grocery departments. Don't ley, 2&1.230O. told special license (or nohool bus or number or students in French, from WASHER AND DRYER TOP SOIL COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH FOR i B C R B T A R Y-HBCBPTIONI8T view as "another job.V we want a hus- Juna to September. Please call Til- 1125 both. HAIR BTVUST — Styling to men. Qood. line bus. Trainee applications also ac- 229-3225 OLD TRAINS or will trade HO.. 027. Bulldini «upply company, Freehold tler. . .Interested and ambitious. Full opportunity. Call cepted. Steady position with un and 1636 tor Information. 741-2483 O or ita.nde.rd gauges. 774-3710. ^^^ frea, hai a. permanent position avail. time. Start NOW. 5JS-7J73, Mr. Bodano. coming bus company. Fringe benetlts. KITCHEN SET — 42" diameter, wtilt> COLONIAL FURNITURE LOVERS Kit for an alert, consclenUousjdrl with 739-04811 Call 787-1231. Pot-bellied stove lamp with hand WANTBD — GO-CART. CONDITION, mneral orjlce backirmind. Five (lay MAINTENANCE MEN — Experienced, FARM HELP WANTED COMPUTER CAREERS Formica top, four swivel chairs. $25. PRICE IMPORTANT. CALL In business. Industry and government Children's bureau, maple. 110. Convert- some red shade. 51" nlrh, $75. Au Ml-0464 week, Saturday lncluW Pull benefits :o do porter work and floor waxing. Full or part-time BUS DRIVERS — Holmdel Township ible hlgh-chalr, U, 671-5786. thcnllc flan wheel. 67"x70", perfoc OMd working condltlcna. Call 462-8880. Work In one building full time. Ad No. Call 261-0921 alter 8 p.m. Board o( Education. Will train If not n- atart with EOPI training. Day and condition, 1135. 4 framed pictures au M. 747.5586. censed. Top pay. Need, not be resident of evtnlnjra. Oall ECPI at 5<2-2S00 or 25 OAL. FISH TANK - Stand and light, thentlc Revolutionary Soldier* 17"Ill". ,N — 7 to 3130, five days a week. 7^ TAXI DRIVERS WANTED — Full time Holmdel. Call 2M-7M7. visit ECPI, M5 Monmouth Park Hi Asking $50. Two large lamp or end ta. MECHANIC —- Truck equipment com- days. Must be over 21. Would be helplul West long Branch. 15" lampshade- covered with Revolu- PETS AND LIVESTOCK pany. Knowledge of hydraulic helpful. to know Keanaburg area. Fringe ben. EXPERIENCED I>OO OHOOMER blcs, cabinet type: matching cofte tlonary print In red, white and blue. Call between & a.m. and S p.m. 291-eflts. Call 787-6650. NEEDED—491 Shrewsbury Ave. table, J35 each. 842-6491j Call 747-4062 for appointment. CHESTNUT GELDING — Thorough- 323a. Equal opportunity employer. Red Bank IBM 360 uter STUDIO COUCH $20. Colonial manl bred, 16.2 hands, 10 years old. Exccl- WAXER WANTED — Full time dayj FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — lent hunter and Jumper. Call 74T-O548. FOREMAN — To run faotary floor. Ap- Must have some experience. Apply EXCELLENT BBCOND INCOME — ON PREMISES FOR STUDENT USE :off«e table $20. Twin bedspreads S15 Welfare and p«opl« with credit prob- ply in person, Elroio Sportswear, 61 Building 401, Fort Monmouth, or cal Work your own hours. If you are serl- >lcnic taîle *7. College trunk J6. Cal lems. Immediate delivery. Instant DOG GROOMING—ALL BREEDS First Ave., Atlantic Highlands^ 542-6274. ous. call 787-2232. 741-1380 after S p.m. credit Call Mr. Oraji, 373-M11. We groom to pleaie. COLLEGE STUDENTS COUPLES — Earn J300 per month, • Keypunch and Typing ELECTRIC DRYER — Bendlx. Gooi Call 5424550 $65 MINIMUM part-time, supplying our distributors • Office Automation running condition., 135. ALUMINUM SIDING EDEN ACRE KENNEL Part-time now and after school Alcoa with our household products. 787-0070. 842-2050 Contractor has Alcoa aluminum lef For "Heavenly" Qroominc and subsidiary. Interviews Saturday, i p.m. AMBITIOUS COUPLES — Make mon- • Computer Programming BOOKCASE BUNK BEDS — Good conover from development. Half price Boarding. 842-4039. SALESPERSON _jf you were not aat- Bharp, 23 White St., (oil Rt. 35) necond dition. $50. •ale Installed on your home. Terms floor front. Shrewsbury. ey. Fight pollution. Opportunity meeting Approved for new veteran benefits. arranged. Also other types of sldlnj PROFESSIONAL DOrj GROOMING — lifted wltli your earnlncs In I960, and If this Friday. 747-2787 after 4. Day and nleht clashes. Low tuition ani 747-009S at similar reductions. By Appointment only. AKC poodAft you think you art capablt of earning YOUNG MAN WANTED — Full time. job placement assistance. FORMICA KITCHEN TABLE — And DISCOUNT BUILDERS 222-8704 and echnauaer puppies. 671.9621. more than »12,000 yearly, (liberal draw Must have N.J. driver't license, be able LIFEGUARD — Apply In person. The Mlddletown 8wJm Club, 140 Harmony four chairs. $40. Call HORSE STAU. FOR RENT Care facility. Matawan. M6- available) and you want to bt your, own to drive all types of cara. Apply in per- 741.7890. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF APART- boss, you should talk with ui Imme- son COUNTRY SUDSER CAR WASH, Rd., Mlddletown. Next class Aug. 18 MENT MIDDLETOWN AREA •400. diately. Our business Is -'"looming. We 1800 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — Small ve- CLEAN ISO GAL. STEEL DRUMS Must tell this week. Call 264-0680. CALL 741-2382 EVENINGl XBCRBATION WORKER — Knowledge are New Jersey'! largest residential hicle, 2-9 a,m. and 12*1 p.m. Write Box With lock covers. $3 each, WEIMARANER PUPS — Champion 3 »rta and crafts, In nursing home real estate firm and we are 11111 grow- U.176, The Dally Betliter, Red, Bank. Northeast Computer- Institut 787-8152 SURFBOARDS — Quick sale price ing. We need good men to grow with us CALL,W Must sell. Two never used Hansens with stock. Field &nd Bench. Whelped StrCtlme. M2-82W tetwten 94 p.m. and we will have you licensed, trained AFTER 7 P.M. REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — Far CO English Plaza Red Banx RIDINO LAWN MOWER guarantee. 7'8" Lopez, $90, 6"6" Master, April 15. JIOOJIM. Reserve your — Four mornings. and confident, ready to make money new branch otflce In Hazlet, Call De- TUTOR — Experiencem)847d teacher avail- Motor good. S h.n. »25. S110. 291-2644. pup now. Call 899-U12. • Hon. Call MATERIAL HANDLER- For i Phone 747-0234 „ ur. Own transportai within weeks. Call Boyd Mason. The dlate opening. Duties Include light ma- ,ucla Agency, 739.0444 or 787-4124. able now to help your student brush up OOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER Berg Agency, 3208 Rt. 85, Hailtt. 264- for all. Available to corfle to you FOUR POSTER BEDS — $10. Mirrors, FOR SALE — 1«' RCA Whirlpool refrig- DOOS — Cash paJd for pedigreed fiT-4723 evenings. chining andTJcnch operations. Must bi ACTIVE REAL ESTATE OFFICE — home. Call 6(2-2204. erator. $25, Call COUNTBR GIRL —Fast moving lunch- in (rood physical condition. Some related Can use services off licensed sales- as low as $2. Fireplace sets. $15. Phon 741-0191. Utters. Stan Lerner, Dog Trainer, 228- •onette. five dayi a week, 7 a.m. to 3 experience, or high school "hop course person. Earnings commensurate with 291-2916. 7781. 229-S933. TRUCK DRIVER — Experienced, 1» helpful. Please apply at WIIBELOUt REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER — $50. Hnp.ro. Krl'i. 218 W. Front St., Red Bank. straight Job. Permanent, benefits. Call willingness to work. We give FULL as- AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — SIGNALS INC.. 273 Branchport Ave., sistance. Good working arrangements. MERCHANDISE DOS HOUSE TV sriO. 3-p!ece Danish living room net. 525. Ask lor Ruth or Josephine. ,> Mr. Arnold. 721-3213j All replies confidential. Our personnel S50. Rcdwoorl ta'ile .T2.V Surfboard 525, A nice 2i"x42"x38',i" high house to- Ice skates up to tl. 741-3054. 787-9754. ' MAINTENANCE — l~m - •&•,-•'-- are aware of this "AD" FOk SALE man's best friend. |22.50 unassemble! Mon. through Sat 8:30 to 2 P.m. Pleas- COOK — Experienced, full or part-time LEWUNOER AGENCY DACHSHUNDS — AKC — Red.1 and nlihts. Apply In person, between 10 hQUBLE BED — With headboard, (oun black-and-tans. Males and females. ant working condition!. Yesr S'm-12 noon. Cedar Inn, Hwy 36, High 30 E. Main St, . Freehold tlrtllon, foam rubber • mattress, bctl HofiSi, « Mlddletown Ave.. AtlanUc Ideal for aunt-retired man. Ca.. 462-3535 ALLSEW SH0PPE5 ^""RED'BANK LUMBER board, custom-quilted spread, head Wormed, shots, paper trained. Out- Highlandindss. HEARTH, 747-0586, for appointment. lands. standing championship breeding. Call tt Church St. 495-0177 Kcansbun Pearl and Wall. Red Bank 741-5500 hoard cover and dust ruffle. S75. Ca CASHIERS — Applications for Fall ac. SALES AND SERVICE — Established COUPLE FOR 6UPT. P08ITI0N — 747-4377 before 11 a.m. and after 6 p.m. 7410541. DRIVER — 0 to 5:30. Six days a. week. afency.Will train. Full fringe benefits. Luxury apartment building. Red Bank. PIANO —Upright, S50. Chair, blue fire, cepiSTAS>ly Lwfies' Dept., Buperama, Blue Cross and Blue Shield! ANDER- Apartment t>lu>' salary and utilities. 8EVEN-PIECE BEDROOM SET — REGISTER NOW — For fall obedience New Shrewsbury. SON'S MUBIC. 30 Btoad St., Bed Bank. Equal opportunity. Call Mr. Cuccla, 671- Vrlte Bo* Y-Hl, The Bally Register, side lounge, JM^Call classes. CANINE COLLEGE INC., 229- 6717. Couch and two chairs, two lamps. In 8933, 229-7781. Bmerleooed In nan. HANDY CARPENTER — For light re Red Bank. HAMMOND good condition. 1140. 747-5752. Fll li Jb with MAN — To clean laundromat. in Ea- FIVE-LIGHT OOLD AND CRYSTAL pairs and remodeling work. Call 787- EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — And CHANDELIER -$ BEDROOM SET — (40. China closet, OERM AN T3HORTHAIR POINTER 7526 between 7 and 8 p.m. tontown. Ph land presaer on ladies' dresses. Union & odd dressers. Boy's and girl's bicycles. PUPS — AKC registered. Top hunting Ihop, all benefits, H ft II Dresi and 8724716., stock. 671.9570. ORDERLIES — 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.KENNEL MAN WANTBD - Full-time. Sportswear, lu Oakland Bt.. Red Bank, BET OF OOLF CLUBB — And bag. tfr. Cohen. 67jH»5O._ King James Nunlng Home. Call in- ORGAN McGregor clubs. »160. Surfboard, 125. LAWN CART — 25" lawn sweeper, DACH8HUND PUPPIES — AKC lour 3400. KITCHEN WORKER — Dishwashing Call 747-9037 evenings. man's golf clubs, electric saw, aelo red. one black and tan. Six weeks. -V.MJ! FILE CliERK — For machine operator. 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. dishes and others. 812-0894. Ready to go. 842-2253. roJf.ceJnMaUwan.K^ypoHare. INSPECTORS WANTED - For Sewer Aon. through Frl, Apply In person, PORCH AND PARLOR SALE — An- Construction. Experience preferred. llquea. China and glMHwarc. BOOKS, PIANO — 1970 Spinet. Baldwin, Maple. SIAMESE KITTENS — CFA registered, Call aSi-MOb. An enual opportunity FLOOR WAXERS — And window cie hfonmouth Convalescent Center, 229 champion pedigree, home raised. Also Bath Ave.. Long Branch. STUDIO toys, appliances. . rYou name It, we've One player. 3V2 months old. (800 new, employer. ners needed. Call got It, and we can't take It all with us sell for $675. Moving. 946-8985. stud service ana boarding. 741-7392. OF ASBURY PARK when we move from our spacious old A" NEW SELECTION of Salt Water MEN WANTED MAINTENANCE MAN — Cleaning of; colonial to a small ranch. Frl., Aug. 21. RIDINO LAWN MOWER — 30" cut. Fish, Reptiles and Supplies at Paradise flee, part-time, 1-2 days a week. Call ITUATIONS WANTEDFemale NEW HAMMOND 10-8 p.m. Sat. Aug. "22, 10-5 p.m. 19 Reel type. SS5. In good condiUon. Cal Pet Shop. 1004 Main Bt., Ajbury Park. McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN 946-4040. Church St., Little Sliver. 871-9545: 776-5847, HATH THOSE HEMS?—SklrU. dresses, CADETTE ORGANS 'CANDY OOUNTEK ATTENDANT 525 Hwy 35 Mlddletown INSPECTOR — Road construction ex pants, 12. Coats, U. (9. will make YARD SALE — Moving. Furniture, SURFBOARD — »'8" PERFORMER SORREL HARE •SiTor older. Nlrht and weekends. We need full or part-time workers perlence. Give qualifications and ex simple dresses, too 747-2951 or 717-1519. $555 glassware, clothing, much brlc-a-brac. SQUAREBACK. $75. Experienced rider only. Call Avply In penon, Carlton Theatre, Red tor evenings. Must be at least 1» nerlencc. Write 6ox T-1M, The Daily Saturday and Sunday, 9 to 4. 72 Rtv- Call 741-6499 after 8 p. 741-8483 '.»ank. _^ years old. eglster, Red Bank. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — Inclu ii bench, delivery, Instant-play ervlew Ave., Little silver. ^^^ •eeklng steady five dayi a week, In book let! you play songs on your own REMINGTON 1100 — Semi automatic. OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG PUPS — MACHINIST — Full time and part-time. TRANSIT MAN — Give qualifications your Bom*. References given. Call from h start) and 8 weeks of lesso OARAGE SALE — Clay Court. Locust, 12 gauge, excellent condition. Our, case Sired by top champion stud. Shots. 8lud HELP WANTED-MALE )perat« lathes and milling machine. and experience. Write Box T-163, The :30-5-3O p.m., 711-2871. (Off Hartuhorne), Aug. 21, 22, 23. Rldln- and cleaner. HM firm. Call 842-1201 at. service available. 038-5645. Highlands area. 291-315O. Dally Register, Red Bank. mower, T h.p.. mirror back empire ter 6 p.m. • • MAN WANTED — For work In servic- WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOMB — china closet, Town & Country elc«tr'<: FRIGIDAIRE — Four burner counter- IRISH SETTERS — AKC registered. OPPORTUNITY — Join one USHBJRS — 18 or older. Nighlj and lon.-Frl. hourly, or by the week. Call PR 5-9300 barbocue, rough oak beams (2) 4x10x72 John D. Crowley, 945 Broad St.. „ »v,..nouUi and Ocean Counties ng and Installation of domestic heating weekends. Apply In person, Carlton ^ter », 741-S378. top stove. Wall-oven. Shrewsbury. 842-7780. aiteit rrowini real estate afenetes. equipment. Good pay. 222-5783. Theatre, Red Bank. • Albury Park Rocking chatr, large plastic letters, old Call 512-0578. REGISTERED NURSE — Wauls pri- dally 'til i; Sat. 'til 5:30 trains, pictures, Christmas bulbs and DALMATIAN PUPPIES — AKO. Nine wS wlirtraln and prepare for llcens- MATURE RESPONSIBLE MAN-For TRAILER DRIVERS — Two year; ex tinsel, old glasH and china. Odds and WINTER SPINET PIANO — Clavollne. Inf. throujn our special company chemical plant, day shift, five days a vate duty 7-3:30 p.m. In Matawan area. TV-STBRBO-AM/FU RADIO - Wu Electric guitar and amplifier. 23 High' weeks'old. Excellent peta; distinctive •mSool. qualified young men for po«f- perlence. Will train on special equip- Call 5664777 between 9-4 p.m. nut I rash, like new. 1200 or beat of. ends. companions. One male, one female. 449. • week. Apply In person. 100 Clark St., ment. Charter Bulk Inc., »0 Doremus land Ave., Leonardo. 201-9390. 2138 after 6 p.m. ; tlom In on« of- today's most ta«a- [eyport. Ave.. Newark. 643-2288. , BABY-SITTINO IN MY HOME — For In. M&ital liter 5. OARAGE AND LAWN SALE — Old and 'tire professions. If you are interSsted working mother. Experienced. Hazlet. now Items. Child's record Player. B- YARD SALE — COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC. Top blood- .Si first year earnlnts of »12,poO *Uh BUS DRIVERS — And aides wanted to BARBER — Experienced. Four-man UTtlJtV TRJULJBR 8x10 HEAVY plece dining room. Twin beds. Full bed Thursday through Saturday. ransport children to and from echool DUTT — Two wheel six-ply tires. Call mattrens and box sprinc. China and 60 Rlverview Ave., Little Silver, lines. Both pet and show quality avail- ' unlimited future Income potential, call "hop Hazlet area. 70% commission. 7J1-MM d»ys^74T-O<12. «-8 p.nW only. able. 871-5523 or 671-5538. I43-4350. hroughout Mpnmouth County. Driven Call 7 to 10 p.m. 2«.4.5642. OCBANPORT MOTHER — Will care glassware. Copper. Outboard motor CRIB — With matching chest. Must sell mustVve school bus driver's license. (or little girl in my homi, Monday DAVIDSON OFFSET PRE8B—Model and swlmmingpool. Aug. 19. 2*. 21, 10 Reasonable. SEALPOINT SIAMESE KITTEfcs ONORS WANTED — *7 per Oood pay and holidays. Call Monmouth T?O CAItPENTEIVS HELPERS through Friday. 222-2844 alter IS. 211-10x19. Iicillent condltloi. Call a m. to 4 p.m. 105 Church St., Belford. 7 weeks old. Litter trained. 6714S63 be- OonatiairPrM blood type card Issued County Unit N.J.A.R.C. 747-M28. WAVTKD — At leRst two years ex 566-8887 tween 5-7 p.m. Hourir Tuea. and Thurs. evenings peVTence Call Petnlck Construction Co BABYSITTING In my home, Keann- alter 5 p.m., M2-O786. YARD SALE — ClotMng, «ome never DRAFTSMAN — 3 to 5 years experience burp. Call used, baby furniture, two 5-watt fl-chan- OARAGE SALE FREE PUPPIES "6-1 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.-l pm Closed 1-1800. 787-9547 between 12 noon and 4 p.m. •URFBOAKDS — ft" Weber Feath Saturday, August 22, 9 a.m. first week each month. Elisabeth on electro mechanical assemblies. Ap- «, IM; 9'4" Weber Performer. 160. nel transceivers, never used. Clarinet, 43 White St., Shrewsbury. CALL '• Blood' Donor Center, 30 Main »t., ply Electro impulse, 116 Chestnut Bt., DISHWASHERS— (2) Neat| and sober Good condition. Call 747-M43. British Cavalry bugle. Household Items. 787-6060 Hi Bank. 7U-O4O4. Top salary and fringe benefits. DO NOT NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER — B.A. EVERYONE LOVES TO BROWSE AT Bat6ntown. N. J 5I2-S690. PHONE. Apply In person weekday, degree.'4 years experience. Call BOOEN PUBLJO ADDRESS SYSTEM Trash and treasures. All low priced. BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY KITTENS— MAN WANTED — For hardware store. onlv 10 a.m. to 2 P.m. ATLANTIC 948-4642 Aug. 21, 22, 10 to 5. M0 Turner Dr., Bel- RUSCIL'S —Sycamore Oreens, No OS. — And Oulld bass amplifier. A-l condi- ford. lljgatlon. . .See... Beautiful Queen Anne Nine weeks old. Weaned and litter bro- Experience helpful, but not required. H I G H L A K D S NURSING HOME, 3 MIDDLETOWN MOTHER — Will baby- tion. &S3-9291. Highboy, genuine tudor breakfront, ken. Free to responsible parties. Call HELP WANTED-MALE Write Box 303, Llncroft. Mlddletown Avp., Atlantic Highlands. It preschooler In my home. Call 842* PIANO — A-l condition. Jewelry. Din. heavily carved fintrance cheat, Chinese 787-2333. ALL ELECTRICT OUITARS. AMPLI. Ing room sot. Safe. Reasonably priced. KITCHEN HELP — Mon. through Frl. 5439. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. FIBRS AND OTHER MUSICAL IN. carved Bldeboard, green, amber and red COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES — Buff. in am. to 6 p.m. No students. Call 747- H. Ro.-ln, Jeweler, 18 W. Front St., Red Tiffany type hanging fixture and (hade, FULL TIMB POSITION —Experienced STRUMBNT8 UP TO 60% OFF LIST Bank. 741-2880. mahogany and occasional tables, Chiip. AKC registered. Champion stock. Six !721 HELP WANTED—Male-Female mortgage processor. Preferrably in PRICE. Anderson's, 30 Broad St., Red week) old. Reasonable. 946-94(9. Bank. 8TEINWAY PfANO pendalo claw and ball love scat, beau, WATCHMAN MECHANIC — Must be technically NURSES'AIDES AND ORDERLIES ~ Real Estaat( e office" , 201-0962~ afte' r 7" llful crotch 'mahogany secretary desks, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. "lnied. Carburetlon and ignition, ex- p.m. 6' Grand. Good condition. $750. Early Colonial chests, solid cherry, 6 weeks old. BLACK beauties. Out or. srlence necessary to work with today • All shifts. After short probationary peri, FIREPLACE AND KINDLINO WOOr Call 741-0382 Part-time opening for per- od S85 per week. Liberal fringe benefits WILL BABYBIT IN MY HOME —Mon- — All your auto trunk will hold. Yo mother of pearl, Elliott of London champion lines. Worth $200. Sacrifice, onlv an."wer to automobile exhaust pol- DO NOT PHONE. Apply In perjem F.rl., hourly or by the week. Call 671- load it. (10. 747-MM. TRAVEL-MATE TENT CAMPER - Grandfather's Clock. The finest and ra- $45. CANINE COLLEGE INC., 229-8931 son needing Utlon-'TROPANE CARBURKTIoS". weekdays JO a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLANTIC 1683. Fully equipped. Bleeps eight. New con- rest of china, classware. silver, etc. or 229-7781. On? the ambitious need apply at PRO- HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME, 8 Mld- BED BOARDS dition. WOO. 872-1662 ajtcr 6 p.m. etc. RUSCIL'S SYCAMORE GREENS. ?ANE EQUIPMENT CORT., 11 Apple dletown Ave,. Atlantic Highlands. BABYSITTING: IN MY HOME — Kor 36 Sycamore Avc., Little Silver. 741. GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC, large supplemental St , New Shrewsbury. Next to Red Bank teaching mother. References. Middle- AiBorted alzed and thicknesn from BAflGAINB GALORE!-OARAGE SALE 8506. boned. Three months old. Completely Airport. Lll'EGUARD-ATTENDANT - Mu« town. 842-4288. firm (tr plywood, flampla price 36x — Furniture, knick-knacks, toys, books, housebroken. Sacrifice. $45. 842-4587. n*W, W.58; -48"x72"X'V', $7.29. AIM cooking utensils, garden tools, etc. *n.. earnings. TlPERATOR WANTED—For large rub- apply In person. No phone calls. Howard BELIEVE IT OR NOT — Two round POODLE3 — AKC standard puppies. Jolinson Motor Lodge. Route 35, Mlddle- %" thlcknesa (it atock. AIIR. 21, 9 a.m. to 12 noon ind 4 p.m. to 7 trip airline tickets to and from Lai er tlre\iI backhoe loader. Steady posl- p.m. Sat., AUK. 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. il Vegas. Nevada. These tickets were Blacks and creams. $150 and up. Top Ion with rapidly growing construe ion SITUATIONS WANTEDMale RED BANK LUMBER Winchester Dr., New Shrewsbury. bloodlines. Also 6 month old black stan- brought by me tor $560. I will pell both dard male, housebroken, 8150; Stud ser- onipany for the rlclit man. M. J. Oliver Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5500. for S225 cash. I will (rive a money back •onVtructlon Co., 7M-O75O. COLLEGE STUDENTS EXPERIENCED SUPERINTENDENT guarantee. Bring cash to 35 Third Ave.. vice available. 446-0656. — Seeks poiiitlon with apartments In CONLON ELECTRIC MANOLB CARPET SALE SALES—Full time. Experience not nec- HAND LAWN MOWER ^ End of Summer Clearance. Over 300 Long Branch, between 4 p.m. and 5:30 COLLIOLLIE PUPUPP — AKC. 11 weeks old. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. essary. Opportunity for advancement. Shore area. Please call 787-4124 alter 6 p.m. Frl.. Aug. 21. First person with Largarse boned trl-colotrl r male. Started on t.m. sq. (t. nf Dupont Nylon Carpet for cash lakes lichen. May be used shottiofs and housebreaklng. $45 to a good . HWY. 35 264-MW KEYPORT Apply Peritament. Rt. 3S. Hallet. EARN$I25 + Wlc only 1212. Includes parldlni: and In- time In next fl months. ROOF1NO-PAINTINO-CARPKNTRY MAGNAVOX TV CONSOLE stallation. Hurry! Ju»t four colors left. home. CANINE COLLEGE INC., 229- WORK 2 OR MORE WKS. Free estimates. Reasonable. UNIT—AM/FM radio, color TV and 8933 or 229-7781. HELP WANTED - MALE 872-1488 stereo. Asklnf $800, 225 Scelcy Ave HOME DECORATORS 26<-6800 19B8 SET OF ENCYLOPEDIA BRIT- NOW THROUGH SEPT. 30 Kcansburg. Must sell, moving. OARAGE SALE — Some furniture. Mis- ANNICA Very gnnil ro"dltion. J350. ATTENTION I If anyone owns or has TRUCK DRIVER, for deliv- BINO SURFBOARD — (Folli. No tllne. cellaneous Items. Some never used. 787-8138 knowledge of any dog bred by Stan Ler. Open 7 dnyn 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ery.Dependable and BOnpr. Perfect drlv. Perfect condition. 1969 Model. 6'4". $60. Aug. 20 through 22. 10 tti 5. 570 Turner ncr of Long Branch that has a bad tem- FACTORY MECHANIC ing record. After 6, 291-2195. Call after 6, 842-1503. WHITE WROUGHT IRON PURNU perament, or less than a good tempera- FACTORY JOBS GOOD HUMOR Dr., Belforri. near CampbeH'.i Junction. TURE — 2 lounge chairs SB each. As ment, please contact CANINE COL. 5S5 Shrewsbury AVP,, Shrewsbury, N,J, OUTSIDE BALES POSITION — A tan. UNIVOX CUSTOM 12.STHINQ BLKC ROUND DINING ROOM TABLE — sorted tables VI nnd S2, dinette chairs " LEOE INC.. 129-8933. Steady work near home for cap- gihle product. Monmouth County. 18 RIC GUITAR. Caie. Like new. Call ea. Floor lamps 52 ca. 747-2077. Worried aboul war planl layoffs? (Opp. Red Bank Airport 1 years insurance experience as ordinary With two leifvcs, six Duxhurv chairs. You must be IS yrars or older, and 8(2-1172. Excellent condition. S12.'J. 462-7463. RATTAN FURNITURE — Oood loi LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES— able mm. Year-round, Indoori. Rt- Our tile factory Is expanding, hiring, underwriter. Accumulated volume over AKC black. Excellent temperament. have a valid N.J. driver's Ucenie. 23 million. Write to Boi W-1M, Tne COLOR TV — RCA coneole. Nice condl GARAGE SALE — Aug. 20 and 21 from playroom or porch, WO. Call Evenings after 6. 67HJ378. oolr maclilnery, valvts, pumps, now preparing for the next peace Dally Register, Red Bank. Uon. $229. Phone 9 to 5. Furniture, dishes, antiques frl J. 741-2639. 220-3235 dcak. lamps, appliances nnd many more cellent temperament.- Evenings after 6, tlms housing boom. CHURCH ORGANIST MAN — Wants part-time work. Call al- OVEN AND -FOUR HOT PLATE GREAT DANE PUPPY — Female. U tonviyon. WIN Iraln ter 8 p.m. Ask for Samuel. HUMIDIFIER — Sears, used one Items. 603 Holmdel Rd., Hazlet. 2«<- RANGE — In good working condltloi Permanent year 94114 139. Call 842-473?. weeks old. Shots. Reasonable. Call 76?. ST. JOHN'S 741-2740. month, for 8 to 10 rooms, $60. Formica 2879. on lob. Age optn. roun |rKi<><>r work top dining- room set, 6 chairs. S25. BEDS — Table, sofa, chairs, com- UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Fireplace fixtures, brass, $12. Barca' WEEKEND SPECIALS — Tea wago HERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC. Black Good pay, In line JI i LI I * - HAZLET bination windows. Call after 8 p.m. 57.M, pair twin ied» $12.50 each, smil lounser chair. J2O. 495-0246. .291-0380 rhest of drawers S12.50, door mlrroi and tan. 16 month old mamalel . ExEx- r I I U I g0(K) pay, friendly FINANCIAL ceptionatil l linesli . ObdObedienci e prizi e winneri . with experience. TENT TRAILER FOR SALE — 1300. 54.75, narrow 12" kitchen cabinet US.60, people. Schooling, Contact ATLAS TABLE SAW — Best offer. Excellent watchdog. Sacrifice. $85. CA. Minister ol MuMc for Information. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Call Call what-not shelf J2.75. table lamp J.1.50, NINE COLLEGE INC., 220-8933. or 229- 264-7247 fireplace screen $7.50, wrought Iron fire* skills, not required. 741-4101 tools $10.50, gosalp bench $7;50,' modern 566-6985 OPPORTUNITY! NO 1-44 CAI/IBER Navy revolver, ball MOVING — Rugs, washer, double bed. walnut full size headboard $14.50, five- DALMATIAN DOG FOR SALE—Five and cap load, collector's Item, modeled Garage sale. Frl. and Sat. 39 Borden niece kitchen net $22.50. Also chlni months old. $75. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Doesn't exint any more — or rioen U? after original, S45. TAPE Cassette, PI., Little silver. 747-M96. ______glassware, pnts, pans. rllRhc«. Csh nnd car- ' FREE TO GOOD HOMES — Eight kit- attachments. Call 548-4128. _Dally Register, Red Bank. tens. 8lx weeks old. TSRiNrrribo^TsijiTE — oak, sTSTTr. RED BANK LUMBER ,' Cal) 787-4802. anytime ann, SlfiO. Wunhor. SMO, dryer, W5. Kld.- ££!IL aM 'WftiV Hffd Bank. 741-550 HELP WANTED-Male-Fcmalc HELP WANTED—Malc-Fcmale Inp mowftr, $125. 741-30M. •AUTOMATIC WASHBR — 19-lti. eapac PERMANENT - TEMPORARY ity walor lcvrl contrnl. Ktlifin Atlui REAL ESTATE FOR RENT rWNlN?i~fu)o""M~SK chairs, blonde. S10II. tniniilp hrri. matfhihR 'In'pspr. twi 717'l' murhlR peilmtnl tablos. fififlKie Holly' APARTMENTS wood hen, pull lamp, two table lampH RED BANK. — Luxury Mrh tins PATIO RALE — Pol stove, lawn mower Brrcii area rug. rlnipos, rtr. .îJ-^KfiS. apirunents: Immediate and future oc- ALL ARE FULL TIME JOBS BANK TELLERS anil a wide variety o( household Items. cupHMcv. Monmouth Couniy'a finest Sal. nnd Sun.. Auc. 22 and 23. 10 to 5 SINCrBR SIjAMTONTATir 3RWINP, nia centrally, air-conditioned buildinc Btu. p.m. 8 Walter Dr., Hazlet. 40ii-O84;t. chine, .wlii'jlp. with fold In K ttiblc*. I diofl. ont\ two and threo bedrooms. SECURE YOUR CHRISTMAS JOB NOW We have several immodiafo openings at our brand now THREE-I'TECE" FRENCH PROVING excellent contiltlon. Write Box U-176, Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boat C1AL LIVING ROOM SET — Reason- Jlie Dully RcplHlcr. RPII Bunk. marina and girages on preml»ea. 24- Eatontown offict. W» would prefer experienced Commer- a.l>le. Red leather *nfa-hed. i'K). I IUS "SPECIALS OF^'PHE WEEKEND — hr, doorman. Rivervlcw Towera, 24 cial and Savings Tellers. However, wa will consider qualified other Hems. 7B7-:t733 !t a.in.-12 nmm. MDilcrn four-|ilccc. bt'droom Biitio with Illvfrraldo Ave. 7«M732. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY triple dresser, 5110. Small mahnKanv trainee*. These positions of far excellent career opportunities 5Ocr~fMECES FOR SALE _ Assorted "MONMOUTH BEACH — River A Surf 19l7-l!U0. Complete 19<0 through lOBli. droplcaf table $'Jfl.r>0. Swlvol living room Club Apartments. One and two bad- at a progressive banking institution. Good starting salary Cull 741-7810. iiplioliilrrcd chairs S29.50. New knee- room apartment* In modern build- hole civdlw $;iD. Vlf>. NrW \mse cabi- ings. Alr-condlUoned, dclence kitchen*. and liberal benefits program. YARD HALB — Frl.. Ang 21, fur n«f nrtR S11.(15. New mill Ity rahlnrt $155 & month up. Call Resident Man- MODERN NEW PLANT wrcit. HoiiHi'liold furnishing*. One block $r2.1K5. New Dsli cnrif;olciim niRa 50.05, 2228309 APPLY IN PERSON AT: nn Wilier St. from Tlnton Avc, Tinton etc., rtc, IlUSCIiL'3, 25 B. Front St , FallH. I.Dok for fllgns. M2-13:i!l. UoA Riinlc. RED BANK—Balcony overlooking the INTERVIEWS TUESDAY and THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 10 A.M. and 2 P.M., 3 P.M. river. Duplex penthouse apartment oAIOmticivsloraBe trnll- DINING ROOM SET — Hy Hnnn with two bedroomi, two bath». den or er for construction. VI' offlin s]>nrc. 1(>' Rc;mttfiil Spnnlnli Mvlinp, only t... etudy. full dining room. Alr-condl- UNION COUNTY TRUST CO. ptniaKC Bpiure. Used only -I riionths. Will vf!ni'.s did. Tahlf, nix ifmlra, breakfiont, tloncd, carpeting, parking Included, LANVIN-CHARLES OF THE RITZ ileJlver:_t:alJ247_MJ__ter .'> v-tu- derail finish. *7,V). 512-^fif). Bottm&n Arms Apartments. H50. 741- Main St. Eafontown, N. J. HALE ANTIQUES, in'C~"^~"TkllTro 0518. frmnrR. glnnswarr, iiirnlturc. Iron warp, from. HUIRIP and three-phas*. five water ROUTE 35 HOLMDEL, N. J. Equol opportunity employer. etc. 117 Main St. 2 dnors from flrr punips plus three new flciiilrrrl-typp (Morc Classified Ads hnti>i\ I'firt Monmoultl. Open VI Io8. Off blnwers. V*" Mmfl. Will nrl! RX whole lo Rt. 36. for quick sale. TU-7558 or 812-2031. On The Next Page) 20 THE DAILY KGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.«' FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 — BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB APABTMENTS HOUSES FOR BENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE NEW SHREWSBURY , _ R_fcD BANK — Oreentre« Ap*rtraentt, RANCH HOUSE — 3 bedrooms, Sept. I. SOUGHT AFTER $39 Sprln* St. Modfrn garden j_p*rt> Two month's security. Also 3-room fur- CONVERTED Exceptionally nice • lot. Five inenU, unfurnished, 1 Mia 2 bedrooms, nished bungalow. 946-4733. COLTS NECK PROPERTY lectric flee Printed Pattern CARRIAGE HOUSE bedroom split tevel with Z'/} *" * - Manager, Apt. E9. SHREWSBURY — Executive estate sec- . Floor to ceiling brick fireplace WEST EXDLONC BRANCH — Luxury tion; two blocks from R. R. Two-Vjed. baths. 22x12 gameroom. At- two-bedroom apa rtment with terrace room over-sl7.erl ranch. $400 per month. • • in living room, dining room, *nd private, garage. One block from 222-8233 or 741-7748. NEW ilSTINSS tached two-car garage and Ocean. $275 per month. 542-1100. FREEHOLD... TOWNSHIP •- Modern recently remodeled kitchen. partial basement. Offered at two-year-old ^'Capc rod. Three hert- All in Mint Condition WINTER RENTAL. — Oft 1 to May i. rooms. Two acres in the country. Privi- Library lined with bookshelves. ?37,000. Kix rooms, two bnths, furnished, attrac- cy. Limit-family of four. S2IX1 monthly tive. 5250. Kg-2143. plus utilities. Security. Available Sept. Five bedrooms, 2V4 baths, 24' 1. Call Cll-lfMl. Colonial • Cedar shakes ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two room* terracfe with awnings. WEART-NEMETH and bathbath. Furnishedurnished. In private home. UNFURNISHED — Oolls Neck. Clover Fireplace in living room SuitablSitblee fforr teacheteacherr . CClosl e to shools Hill section, four-bedroom ranch. S500 dit pijuircti. -$1-3450. per month. Two months security, two- Den, 4 bedrooms, 2'/j baths $75,000 & NICOLETTI vcar lease. CARL F. ZELLERS. Real- TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT —Fpc- tor. n4fi-44M. Almost one acre ond floor, nrar Rivprview Hospital. AGENCY Large private hnmr. Peparfitf entram-p, AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 - Middletnwn — $56,000 . ELLEN-S. Al! utiliUfP and new,1\* dn-oratcd. No Lovely four-bedroom home with fire- REALTOR p?U .?i-<0 month. Write to Box W-193, place. City sewers. One vcar lease. S325 T!ie Pally KCfiî^r. Rr.djSank. per mnnth. PAUL r^ BOVA. 671.2M4. Colonial Cape 102 WEST FRONT ST. ,• " ERADl.EY BEACH" ™ Cedar clapboard HAZELTON EFFICIENCY One and iwo-brdrotim WANTED TO RENT 74 L-2240 apartments. High rise, new elevator Fireplace in family 842-3200 bulldins. Rmker-Apont 774-4956. At'.er 5 WE NEED — Five or stx, 2-3 bed- Member of Red Bank room Rental Homes, furnished or un- room, game room Realtor ' KEANSBURG •- Business oounle only. furnished from »S5 to S350 per month Multiple Listing Service ; Is'far transportatinn. Private. Call 496- for Incoming personnel. THE BERO 4 bedrooms, 2'/j baths West River Road Rumson one AGENCY. Rt. 35. Mliidletown. 671-1000 One acre KED BANK — Furnished 4 rooms. _ YOUNG COUPLE — Wish to rent barn MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bedroom?. Adults. References. Fine lo- for wedding. If Interested, call $56,900 "Asking $27,500. cation. Parking. No pels. 711-3259. 671-.'876 TRANSFERRED OWNER — Offe RETn~BA>rK^-"\v7i\t^r rents!. TastV URGENTLY NEEPETV-Ronm wfth Colonial Cape this new listing. Shrewsbury Ranch, fully furnished iwn-brriroom apart- kitvhen privileges. Fifteen niinutes any acre with lovely trees and - shru1 ment with g:iracr. Rivor view. Adults, rilreition Middletown Shopping Center. Clapboard Three bedrooms, den (or fourth ben tin pets. Lease, security, references. 671-0643. _ ANNOUNCING roomi, two full baths, full healffl $30n monthly Call 741-1911 5 p.m. to "HOlTsE~OR AIÂRTMENT — Three Fireplaces in living basement. Excellent condition. Imme- 7 p.m. bedrooms. Near Red Rank «nd shop, diate occupancy. $30,fMM). " pine. Between $125 and $H0 per month, room and den KEANlRl'Rr, " ^"RBA'OHVIEW" GAR~ NORTH GATE BENS - OIIP 1 bedroom apartment, utilities Included except lights. 842-f>OW. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths plus PARK-LIKE SETTING — One axte SI45. available Oct. 1ft. One errtcien- T^PENDABLE P"AMTI_Y OF~F1VE plus custom built stone and brick cy, silfl. immediate occupancy. Over- Needs three-bedroom house in Middle- Vi bath Ranch In old Shrewsbury. Spacious looking bay. cooking gas. hrat, hot town^ area by SPpt. 1. 671-9531. living room with fireplace, formal din- •water, parking supplied. Call 787-34fi7. HOLMDEL ing room, threp bedrooms, two full M A RR_ErT~B_U»b K DALE INSTRTK> One acre baths. 15x20 Florida room. Two car- THREE^ROOM — Furnished apart- TOP., Infant, desires nliler apartment or garage. Many extras. Must be seen. mpnL Private hath and entrance. AH house. 463-12M evenings. $60,900 W1.O0O. utililies included. No pets or children. Wooded Eee at 187 Bridge Ave.. Red Bank, be- YOUNQ COUPLE — With rhild. WisheT 1 to rent 2-bedroom houap or apartment WATERBURY AGENCY - tween 1 and ? P* ' by Oct. 1. After 5. 264-89M. REDDEN AGENCY Location: line Rd. at Holmdel-Keyport Rd. Realtor Insurer HIGHLANDS — Furnished efficiency. 45 Years of Service YOUNG EXECUTIVE AND FAMILY Realtor 82 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank $65 monthly plus utilities. Call 4S5-O871 — Desire three-bedroom house or dupl- Building sites 1-2 acres after 5. ex In Red Bank or Matawan area. Call 301 Maple Ave. Bed Bank THREE ROOMS.-- furnished. collect. 609-858-5777. Architect's service available DOCTOR, LAWYER, HOUSE — Plus small stable and pad. 741-9100 MERCHANT docks for two horses needed by respon- Evenings: 747-5052 HAROLD E. HARRISON Tower Hill, Little Silver ONE ROOM STUniO — Private beach. sible couple. Call 431-0634. Immaculate, like new, four-bedfoom Oppnsftf state park. Available by week, Builder Colonial with gracious center hall. month or year. 842-1417. ______^ CALIFORNIA . , . FURNISHED ROOMS Sporty Jacket Dial 531-4256 or 531-1207 Fireplaces In living room and paneled TWO BEDROOMS, bath, living room IN LINCROFT! Toss on this sporty, cable- den. 27-ft. kitchen, full basement. and kitchen^ On Chapel Hill Rd., Mid- Rancher with style and apace and LARGE ROOM - With shower. Flrjl heautlful big pine trees In Die back- Charm and numerous textras. Just Hat- floor. Private entrance. Call 747-1O4L trim jacket for going places HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES°FOR SALE ed at 564,9H0. ONE BETJROOM — Four-room apart- »-4 p.m. 4-8 p.m. 946-8441. yard. Three bedrooms are 11x14. llx 9485 ment with terrare with river view. 11 and 9x11. Living room 12x21. Kitch- day or night. Ideal for golf- RAY Available Oct. l*t. S260 A month. Two- ROOM FOR RENT — In private home. en with dining area 18x11. Full diet HAZLET WHAT IS YOUR PLEASURE? car garage space available. Call 842. Private bath. Parking Bpace. Gentle- basement. Aluminum sHinir. and car- SIZES 34-46 ing, riding, vacation trips. (U7fi man. References. 747-3724. port. Range, dishwasher, refrigerator, A cozy bungalow (or the young family washer and dryer and gaa grill stay. Knit cuddly, EASY jacket or retired couple. Two bedrooms, one VAN HORN RED BAN'K — Two rooms and bath tut- RED RANK •— Nicely furnished room. This Is a steal at $26,900. bath. Completely {urniahed. Large AGENCY nished. Gentleman preferred. Private light cooking for gentleman. (n, itk made from neck down on cir- SNEAK PREVIEW trees on ground. __ Caimi-8881. __ •REALTORS 741-8394. OUTBR SPACE . . . cular needle, of knitting wor- 804 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN FURNISHED ROOM — In Colonial RUMSON $15,000 home. Kitchen privileges. Mature busi- AND INNER SPACE! To Size 46! sted. Pattern 595: sizes 32- 747-4100 COMMERCIAL RENTALS ness woman. 842-5040. You'll have plenty ot room on one full This is your big chance In a prime waterfront setting — acre of grounds. Custom built Cape Just one fresh, unfussy cas- i 46. to sea a paper hanger erfect home for the large family. Six- FURNISHED ROOM — Middle aged Cod has four bedrooms, formal dining Eedroom Colonial house with horse LITTLE SILVER " .; DISTINGUISHED man or woman. Small daughter. room with picture window, modern ual like this — and you've got In action. Our 4 model barn and beautiful grounds. On the Call 842-4193. kitchen with n*w cabinets. Two full FIFTY CENTS for each river. OUTSTANDING VALUE NICE ROOM — For miridleaged man or size ceramic tiled baths. Full size the new season all sewed up! pattern — add 15 cents for homes are finally almost Immaculate three-bedroom ranch. Ufc- OFFICES woman. Middletown. 5 minutes from basement and two-car garage. Very Side buttoning on a curve is MIDOLKTOWN $S7,000 Red Bank train. 7U-O747. conveniently located. See this one to- cellent residential area. Surrounded ljy Located tn center of Red Bank Busi- day ^you'll decide to etay! Priced at each pattern for first-class finished. If you like what tall shade trees and variety of shrubs. ness district. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnished accented by braid. Send! Living room with fireplace, full kltcji- room for rent. Use of kitchen. mailing and special handling. you see, you have one JEAN K. IRWIN en, paneled family room. Call now. • Central Air Conditioning Call 291-2699. ^MISSION POSSIBLE . . . Printed Pattern 9485: NEW Reduced. 142,600 • Self Service Elevator Send to Laura Wheeler, The chance in 47 to buy one Realtor • Private Parkins Space RED BANK — Second floor. Semi-pri- IF YOU HURRY! Women's Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, Marine Park, on the Navesink • Complete Janitorial Service vate bath and shower. One responsible Daily Register, 61 Needle- for yourself, before the FEIST & FEIST person. &20 week. 741-1855. Possession can be had of this Holmricl 42, 44, 46. Size 36 (bust 40) 842-4188 Realtor . Appraisal! • Individual Thermostatically Con- beauty with city sewers and low taxes craft Dept., Box 161, Old Grand Opening. After that Monmouth Shopping Center -. trolled Heat ROOM FOR RENT — Business woman. for only $32,500. Attractive Rancher takes 2% yards 54-inch fabric, Eatontown, N. J. • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Call has three generous slie bedrooms Chelsea Station, New York, you'll probably have to SOME HOUSES imaster bedroom 15x13). dining room. (201) 542-4445 54 Broad Street Red Bank two full baths, modern kitchen and N.Y. 10011. Print PATTERN look elsewhere for the HAVE APPEAL ROOM — For older gentleWan. SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS 1 Eves, and Weekends C>01> 232-2871- Call for appointment to Inspect two-car garage. Pull basement. Don't NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS, SOME DON'T — A few are priced KBANSBURG — Newlyweds or re- wait any longer, see this excellent (or each pattern — add 15 perfect 3 or 4 badroom right, many Inflated, some In "some tired. White aluminum aiding. Two 747-1100 . houflt today ZIP. house with everything kind of. condition," some in "excel- bedrooms,, living room, kitchen all OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — Six of- OAl__L cents for each pattern for lent". 'Phis three-bedroom, ' two-bath aneled. Nice bath. Baseboard beat, fices in new building, Rt. 35, Keyport. NEW 1971 NEEDLECRAFT ranch has all the good appointments. 'enced-ln lot. $11,500. ' Occupancy Nov. l^JRenl one or all six GARAGES FOR RENT PAUL P. BOVA else you've always wanted. Exposed basement with Ra me room e first-class mailing and spe- CATALOG — what's happen- overlooking lake.,-. A delightful home. OARAGE _ 31x20. Could be used tor Realtor So put down your paper Asking 553.900. Below evaluation. WEST KBANSBURG — Children wel- information. storage. Cement building. In Red Bank. cial handling. Send to Mari- ing in knits, crochet, quilts, come to this three-bedroom ranch near OFFTCfc SUITE-RED BANK "—756 14. 671-3I0S. _^ 671-2544 and come see OUR paper HASSINGER & Grade School. Newly painted. Nice ft tn excellent location. Desirable for Member of Multiple Listing an Martin, 420 The Red Bank fashions, embroidery. Free going up! fenced-ln rear yard. On N.Y. Bui any profession. Call 747-3730 between 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Middletown patterns. 50c. GLAZEBROOK Line. J23.500. 9 and 5. . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Register, Pattern Dept., 232 REALTORS CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate, FACTORY 8PACE — two 7,000 aq. NEW! COMPLETE IN- 105 E. River Rri. Rum 215 Carr Ave.. Keansburg, 787-588«. ft floors, one 3,500 sq- ft floor. Suit- HOUSES FOR SALE COLONIAL RANCH West 18th St., New York, able for llcht manufacturing-. For BEST BUY OP THE SUMMEJl STANT GIFT BOOK — over From $39,990 842-5880 REDUCED lease, tall 747-1100. Four-liedroom ranch. 2>,i baths, spa- RUMSON clous living room, dining room and eat- N. Y., 10011. Print NAME, 100 gifts! All occasions, ages, RUMSON FOR QUICK SALE, AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES In Kitchen. Luxurious wall-to-wall car- Four-bedroom, three-hath! fptlt.lflvtf. Reasonable rent, immediate occupan- peting In living room. Full basement ADDRESS, ZIP, STYLE Crochet, paint, tie dye, de- A new listinlisting In a very convenient Huge den with fireplace, screened-ln cy. Apply Strpico'a. 101 Uonmouth Six-room Colonial (three bedrooms), with two entrances onto 50' patio. area for childrenhildren. Thla Dutch ColoniaColonial enclosed and screened porch, full porch and flagstone patio. Beautifully St.. Red Bank, next t* Carlton Thea- Oversized two-car garage. % acre coupage, knit, sew, quilt, MARC HOLLOW of fern a livini g room witith fireplacefil , landscaped on % acre corner lot. Ex- ter. basement All tn excellent condition. wooded lot with above-ground swim- NUMBER and SIZE. dining room, eat-in kitchen, four bed- $30,900. weave, more! $1.00. POOLE AVE.. HAZLET, N. J. cellent schools. Asking $43,900. Call MATAWAN — 1,200 M. ft. of office or ming pool. Located on a cul-de-sac in SALES AGENT- rooms, covered porch, basement. two> 747-5282 daVs and 542-1805 evenings. commercial space available. On Rt. 34, Middletown. Call before It's gone. NEW Fall-Winter Pattern car garage. Too large for present own- Asking 439,900. Complete Afghan Book—$1.00 JACOBSON, OOLDPARB & TANZMAN across trom shopping center. For Bale OAK HILL l20I> 442.4444 er. City sewera. Patfo. Asking 539,500. EAST LiNCROFT — Immaculate cen- or lease. VAN'S AOENCY. 566-1881. Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c Call now. trally air conditioned three-bedroom DIRECTIONS: Rte. 35 north. Turn ranch on half acre plot on quiet street. SPRING LAKE — (Brighton Plazal CSiarmlnK three-bedroom Colonial has Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. "50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c riRht on Ririge Ave. Continue onto HALL BROS., Realtors Full dry basement. Access to Swimming 40x25 air conditioned office, shop and 30' paneled gameroom. office, dark- Poole Ave. to models. |2O1> 264-6666. 813 River Rn". 741-7OT6 Fair Haven River. Immediate occupancy. $30,900. 'storage area.'All utilities supplied. $165 room Professional landscaping. Move LITTLE SILVER INSTANT SEWING BOOK Book of 12 PrizevAfghans. 50c Member Multiple Listing Service John L. MINlTfiH. Realtor, 35 Rumaoa a month. Other space available. Call in by first day or school. $47,500. Lovely two-bedroom cottage. Large liv- Open 7 Days Rd.. Rumson. 842-350(1. ing room with fireplace, den. full base- Quilt Book 1—16 patterns. 50c JOSEPH G. ment. Low taxes. Asking 928,000. sew today, wear tomorrow. RED BANK — $18,700 SFOR RENT OR LEASE — Industrial JOSEPH Museum Quilt Book 2 — pat- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Here is value for your monev. Three land office apace. 4050 sq. ft. Very ion. LITTLE SILVER jedroomn, living room with fireplace, iVenlent Keyport location. Leas'e re- $1. INSTANT FASHION terns for 12 superb quilts. Near new hospital. Two-atory. four- rat-In kitchen, bin bath. Low taxes. Nlde squired for new building. Inquire M. J. PECTACULAR bedroom dwelling, fful table for pro> area. FHA, VA terms. THE BEKO .Oliver Construction. Phone 739-0750. McCUE MIRANTI BOOK — What-to-wear an- 50c fesslonal use. Very nice. $55,000. AGENCY. Realtor. Rt. 35 and Sunset MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF» KEALTOK Ave.. Wanamnsaa. 922-9494. Re a I tors-Insurers swers, accessory, figure tips! Book 3, "Quilts for Today's Four apartments. Income $110 a FICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI.. 30 RIDGE RD. RUMSON Grauiom liome, Uvlns room month with six acres. $32,000. Red Bank. Phone 747-3620. Member o( Multiple Listing Service Living". 15 patterns. 50c with fireplace, paneled den (More Classified Ads 842-2760 28 Rivera.de Ave. Only $1. with fireplace, dining room, 1 RED BANK — Modern offices, paneled, Riverview Towers Red Bank exotic Mtchen which U truly MEYER MORRILL, Broker On The Next Page) central air conditioning, parking. 2000 RUMSON REAL ESTATE lovely and apftcious. Pour 56 Church St. Little Sliver sq. ft. S3 per »q. ft. 741-4400. CENTER 747-9300 large bedrooma, 2U baths. 842-6464 RANK — Furnished alr-condl- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Possession Immediate. 464,- HOUSES FOR SALE ttoSd otfic£ All utilities supplied. 185. JUST LISTED — Llncroft ranch. REDUCED THIS WEEK HAZLET— ""'"•] 131. Call 747-2706. Three bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, living Reduced for quick sale. 5 /i mortKajrE Bring the children to see this can 'ie assumed. Nine rooms, possible OFFICE SPACE — Red Bank, 39 East room, bath, basement. $26,900. INCOME PROPERTY •Price Right (or House in Fair Haven ... . {32.500. five bedrooms, 10-year old bl-level. Cen- Front St.. ground floor. Parking space, ideal family home. Four bed- Charming 100-year-old Colonial house tral air, extras. 264-RB2O. By owner. air-conditioned service, broadloom. Un- CHAPEL HILL RANCH — Three bed- FIGHT INFLATION with large eat-in kitchen, wide plank furnished or furnished to suit 312' and rooms, two baths, living room with rooms, handy kitchen, pool floors throughout. Four rentablp Units TRANSFERRED-IMMEDIATE POS- A BEAUTIFUL ] B95' adjoining. One or both. Call 542- fireplace, dining room. den.. kitchen. with redwood deck, large lot WITH LOWER TAXES plus living quarters, or a possible pro- SESSION. Eight-room bl-level, four bed' 7000. Ask for Mr. Barber or Mr. Fflu- $21,000 bVj% assumable mortgage, fessional office. New. cedar shakes, A. FRED MAFFEO roqms, l',4 baths. Central air, com- $42,900. with brook and .trees. Con- new gutters and leaders. Almost new pletely carpeted. Large family room, Home for a large family. Living furnace. Adequate parking In rear. RBAMdR sliding doors to patio with gas grill. FOR LEASE IN LITTLE SILVER POINT RD. RANCH Facing country club. Beautiful area. room with fireplace, formal dining! N venient to schools and trans- ... WE HAVE Walking distance to Fort Monmouth. 569 I29.5O9. By owner. Phone 774-7476. . — Three bedrooms, den, fireplace, Excellent location. A real good In- River Rd. - Fair Haven room, large kitchen with dining area,; KEYPORT. N. J. dining room, modern kitchen, two portation. Assumable mortgage. vestment at $29,900. baths. Centrally air conditioned Treed A PLEASANT SOLUTION 741-9333 JACKSON — MVP AWARD. "Most val. den, gome room, seven bedrooms 3,700 sq. It. -ground door loL Immaculate condition. $40,900. ?35,100. JOHN F. ANDERSON, ued property." Four-bedroom home In He'avy power Installed. 600 K.W. of- We have -a large selection of building êxcellenl condition ready for occupancy and four baths. Centrally oir conC at closing. 524.MO. fices, overhead door. Rites and resale homes available in AGENCY dltloned. Only 4 years old. (75,000." Holmdel...a low tax rate, well-planned BOB SHELDON AGENCY McGOWAN RYAN, Realtors ' (Formerly the Low Agency) 536-2300 Aero Marine Plant , . SCHANCK AGENCY community. Truly a countrcouty atmo- 636 River Rd. Fair Haven The Dowstro Agency, Realtors,, ft. Call Leroy Hicks (201) 264-0582 ftphers,phr yeytt convenient to everythingeverything. COLTS NECK E. Frorrf SI., Red Bank, 741-8700. : or (2121 968-5020 REALTOR 258 Newman Springs Rd: Chooie from our custom designs or 741-4477 ' • • ' ATTRACTIVE OFFICE « Linden PI. Red Bank hRed Bank 747-3000 NEW LISTING HOUSES FOE SALE •PACE •— Available in modern, con- 747-0397 Even. -Sun. 717-4088 HAZLET—Seeing Is believing. Mother Charming three-bedroom Zim merer venient Red Bank office building. and daughter bi-level. This house has built ranch located on the moat per- Ample parking. Rent includes all utili- COLTS GLEN, BEtSY'ROSSAGENCY many extras such as gas grill, full fectly landscaped lot in the Clover ties and janitorial services. Call Mr. This luxurious home is for the truly HAZLET BEAUTIES U7 Hwy 35 ' 264-3456 Keyport sized patio, cyclone fence on a large Hill section. If you passed, you ad- George, 842-4020. discerning family. Your ultimate etep IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Open 7 Days a Week professionally landscaped lot. Asking mired it. Now it can be the home you up. Architect designed for beauty, BANCH — Two years young. B'i Member Multiple Hating Service $36,000. Owner anxious to seiI. VA return to each evening;. Call us and floor plalnn aandd graciouciu s entertainingtertaining. It rooms with expansion attic- Seven ap- and FHA financing available subject let us show you all Its extra feature?, HOUSES FOR RENT Is new and available for Immediate oc- pllanceff. Bath and powder room. Gar* FIVE BEDROOMS to government approval. OARL P, ZELL/BRS, Realtor. 9844 age. Lot 70x100. Assume 6% mort- cupancy. CthdCathedral l entrt y hallhll , formafl This new home is located in prestf PALACE REALTY WALK TO MARKHAM PLACiO There is gage. Immediate possession. £33,000. gHREWSBURY — Carriage house, five living room with fireplace, dining gioua ColU Glen at Middletown. an area SCHOOL — Spacious Little Silver Colo- rooms. Pine paneled. Carpeted. In- room, large eatJn kitchen, huge pan- COLONIAL-NINE ROOMS—Seven ap- ASSOCIATES nial on wooded lot. Front to rear living eled family room with raised hearth pliances. 2'/s baths, garage.' House of new homen, master planned to of- cludu .heat S300 a month. 741-1229 or 1 fer your family the ultimate In gra- room' with fireplace, formal dining Ureplace. Four bedrooms, 2 ,-. baths, three years young. Assume 6% mort- 2958 Rt. 35 264-5300 Hazlet room, breezeway and tirv-o large bed- gage. Many extras. $34,500: clous living. New England styling with casement, double garage. Central air maintenance-free siding. Ceoter hal" (Across from Red Oak Diner) room.i. Offered in the mid-twenties. JS. THREE-BEDROOM, two-bath ranch. conditioning. Just listed at $54,350, BI-kEVEL-NINE ROOMS—Seven an- Licensed Real Estate Broker •A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Reattom, •Waterfront, Private >)cai* wim,.iloik, Bee iti today! • • ' • •• • • - —- .pliances, one°bath, two-powder roomii. floor plan. In add ltfon to the formal AMI Prospect Ave., I-itUe, Silver. 741- NO PLACE ,$350 per month, unfurnished. Year's central air conditioning, garage. Two living room and dining room, there I: •1500. - - -,, lease. BAHRS REAL ESTATE 872-1600. HALL BROS., Realtors years young. 136,000. a family room otl the large eat-In ' FAIR HAVEN ' 813 River Hii. -|ll*it>88 Kair Haven SPLIT dOLONIAL-NINE ROOMS — kitchen, plus a den, lor mom and dad, MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom split. XUM80N—SEPT.—JUNE 2H baths, central air conditioning, CONVENIENCE V/t baths. Large living room with wall- «r. Furnished or partially furnisher!. Member Multiple Listing Service Seven appliances, 2% baths, two-car Open 7 Days garage. Many extras.' Three years basement. Double garage, utility room. On bus line, close to shopping center. to-wall carpeting. Paneled recreation Four bedrooms, 2'A baths, all appli- young. Assume 6*7 mortgage. 339,000. 30-day possession. We have the key. Older two-atp,ry in fine condition. Cen- room with built-in bar. A.isumable ances. Security, references. $350 per An excepUonal value at H5.350. Cal ter hall. Family dining room, modern mortgage. Established sewers. Princip- month. 842-7842. LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL today. ^ Like home! MARIO DE SALVO ikltohen, three large bedrooms, tiled als only, $27,500. 787-6-185. 1125 to $350 Per Month Four bedrooms and hath. 28' living Exclusive Broker HALL BROS., Realtors rBatTr. full basemtnt $24,500. Owner, THE BERG AGENCY room with fireplace, 11' dining room. 80 Hazlet Ave. Hazlet 261-2289 747-4532. Rt. 36 Hlddletown 17' kitchen, two-car garage. A lot of 813 River Rd. 741-7986 Fair Hlven HOUSES FOR SALE miooo house for $33,900. Member Multiple Listing Service COLTS NECK — This impressive ex- WEST LONG BRANCH Open 7 Days panded ranch Is a charmer. Attractive WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY WILL NOT LAST living room with fireplace plus French Furnished 'and unfurnished. Immedi- Centrally air-conditioned'three-bedroom SHREWSBURY doors leading to a large porch. Formal ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 ranch. Close to achooli, shopping and dining room, deluxe kitchen, panrio Nestled amidst an array of THt BEST INVESTMENT AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., -Oceanport. churches. Full kitchen. Living room, den with fireplace. Four-'jeflroom«. two DREAM H0USE-S31,900 haths and two powder rooms. Priced nt go-3500. Middletown 5 Corners . 671-2590 dining room, paneled den. knotty pine This brick and frame home is In stat«ly tr.ej on a quaint In- paneled family room. Electronic ga- $60,900. E.A. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, LJNCROFT — Four-Bedroom, two- superb condition. Just listed. Living Realtors. 355 Prospect Ave., Little Sti- cluded streaf — MANY EXTRAS rage door. PIUJI wet) maintained Lreei room with fireplace, three bedrooms, bath taome. Two-car garage. Excellent and ohrubs. {32,500. ver. 741-4500. YOU CAN MAKE! toc&Uon. Sept. 1 occupancy. $350 per Custom built ranch with large living sitting room, walnut paneled den- A CHARMING COLONIAL month. Security, references and lease room, formal dining room, cat-In kitch- Many trees. Property borders on a POINT PLEASANT —$2!).[)90 " required. McGOWAN-RYAN AOENCY en and four ample hedrooms. Ander- FEIST & FEIST - farm which provides great privacy, Beautiful ranch. Three bedrooms, living Four bedrooms, 2'/: baths, two- Realtor. 747-3000. .__ son windows throughout. Centrally air RoaKor* Excellent buy, ^ room, formal dining room, hascmcni- conditioned. Surrounded by one acre M on mouth Shopping Center PAUL BRAGAR recreation room, enclosed porch, IJ.I- car garags, A distinctive char- THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Red of stately trees. Just reduced to Eatonto-wn, N. J. rage. Aluminum combinations. Aopli- acter all of its own. A true re- Bank, convenient location for commu- JR5,flOO. CARL F. ZELLERS. Realtor, 1201} 542-4445 REALTOR anees. For qualified buyers. THE ters. S300 a mo. Write Box U-17fl. The 046-444.1. Evenlngw A Weekends «201> 223-2671 71)4 Broad at. Shrewsbury 747-0221 RER& AOENCY, Realtor. Rt. 35 and production of yesteryear mel- Pally Register. Reel Bank Sunset Ave.. Wanamasna. 922-9494. lowed with age — but filled HED BANK — Charming rour.bedroom FLORIDA CALLING RIVERFRONT BUSINESS NOTICES RIVERFRONT residence on W. Front Two-bedroom homes from S18.000. One- Four bedroom*,. 2V. hath*, recreation with -today's modern conve- fit. Just seconds from chopping and nedroom a.partment. Two blocks from room, separate dining room, many HOUSES FOR SALE niences, only 544,000. transportation. Available Immediately. heach. $18,500. Also manv others. Now tall trees. Above ground pool, M' patio.. Only.5295 per month. Call 741-3691. Is the time lo buy. _D CONWAY, Elevated nun deck for private sun Ideal location, walk to bus, OAKHURST — Four-bedroom unfur- Realtor, 2731 E. Oakland Park. Ft. bathing. Just listed. Call now, train, school and shopping. nished house. Garage. Sun deck. 3 Ca- Lauderdalp. Fla. CONVERTED AND MAKE IT THROUGH rple Dr.. Oakhurwt. r E. A. HANLON CENTER HALL COLONIAL —This Realtor OTHER MODELS FROM $39,900 RED BANK - - Immediate occupancy. Bpar-lom three-bedroom hrlck front 50* Shrewsbury Ave.. New Shrewsbury db CARRIAGE A MEMBER OF RED BAN.. AREA Four bedrooms. Excellent' condition; home I* charming. Fireplai-e In living Member Multiple Listing EDNA —Custom Milliner |330 plus utilities. References required. room, formal dinlnft room, deluxe kitch- M'J-0110 HOUSE 741-7SO. ; en, sunroom and pnrlosed' hreezrway Formerly of New York will design plus a very attractive private rear yard RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor and make bridal veils, bridesmaids On private lake. I acres. Three twin THREE-BEDROOM HOI'SE — Fur- with many beautiful tree? and plan- hats, mother of bride, complete wed- WILLOW nished Gas heat. Modern bath. Leon- tings. Wr have the key. so give us a call "Our 52ni1 Year" size bedrooms. Th baths, den, three- ardo. Rental after Labor Day unlil June now. Priced at S37.SO0. E. A. ARM. til Hwy. 39 Shrewsbury 741-MOO ding party. Also custom fall milli- Ja. Call after 7 p.m. weekdays or week- STRONG AGENCY. Realtor*. 555 TrM- RED BANK — RUMSON AND M1LEB nery. By appointment. car garage. 20' rlght-ot-way to Nave- ends. 291-128B. pert Ave., Little qjlver. 741-4500. AROUND - Multiple Listings. 9end for sink River. tW.MO. For further In- REf) BANK. — Immediate occupancy. free catalog of modest homes, rarmi. POND HOLMDEL -- Five-bedroom, 314-hathj palatial Rumson estates, waterfronts, formation call th» Dowstro Agency, Three bedrooms, excellent condition. brlrkanri redar ranrh. Many extras in- 542-6042 MULTIPLE LISTING $300 plus utilities. References required. acreage, lots, business opportunities. Realtors, 91 E. Front St., Red Bank. L rludlng TV rotor, stereo FM plugs. at LITTLE SILVER 741-1200 7417M!> FAIR HAVEN VICTORIAN — ON Larfic family room and kitchen with W FAIR HAVE.V Rn. TWO ACRES. 741-8700. (off Branch Avenui) SERVICE COLTS NEfk — Long or~»hort term rfreplacr, Krntlle brick floor, haaement. FOUR BED-ROOMS, THREE BATHS. lease. Newly redecorated two-beMronm Larse patio. Drapes. Extra tractor HOUSES FOR SALE ihrrl. Completely lanriflcajped. Gas-fire OLD CHARM WITH MODERN CON- unfurnished ranch with detached one- 1 VENIENCES. STAINED CLASS WIN- foorn apartment. On 13 acres, heavily grill. Only.2'- . years old. Low Seventies. Principals only. fl46-fl8fiO after fi p.m. DOWS. ETC. FOR SALE BY OWNER. hooded, reservoir frontager . New kitfh- ASK1NO JS1.000. 747-098H. *n ncludefi dishwasher. $;l,>0 month. 671- MADISON PARK — Exceptionally well B91S. kept ranch with formal dining room, full INCOME PROPERTY LONG BRANCH Three-bedroom nafement, 1U baths and three master HIGHLANDS — $1:1,500 — All brick duplex, I1- baths. SL'25 per month plus size bedrooms, J27.M0. bulldlnc. Four furnished units. Good SHREWSBURY! Just reduced to $42,900 HOLMDEL NEED LARGE BRICK RANCH utilities. One month's security. Call 787- BOB 8HEI-DON AGENCY rnndltlcn. Yearly gross $3240. Call 495- ITJ3I). 536-2300 0871 5-9 weekdays. Beautifully constructed of fleldstone arid aluminum siding. Entrance hall, LOW LOW TAXES HOME? largr living room with fireplace, opening to delightful screened porch and flagstone patio In rear, cozy sun roam 2O'x14'r separatt dlnlno room and Three bedrooms, dining kllchen with breakfast nook. One-year-old, four l«rg« Four bedrooms. Master room, game room, living \ There ore three spacious bedrooms, two full baths. Finished paneled room bedroom ranch, 20'x 14' bedroom 25'x14', kitchen room with white marble In large basement. Woll-lo-woll and drapes Included throughout. Out- kitchen plus formal dining 24'xf 0', qame room 24'x fireplace. This lovely CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY standing features and landscaping. room, full basement and 12' with fireplaca. Living home it enhanced with A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! two - car garage. This room 24'x 14' plus formal many freos and running DON'T DELAY! CALL US TODAY! home alto features family dining room, Vh bath*, brook in the rear. Many room with wall-to-wall full basement and two-car other features. Now open 9 to 5, i.ven dayi a week. fireplace. Only garage. Only six months. Adding Machines-Typewriters Roofing, Siding & Insulation Pearl and Bead Restringlng $54,900 $56,900 $58,500 ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters OLSKX CO INC. RnollnK. Fl'llnE * Expertly on braided nylon. SI.50 a fold, rented, repaired. Eerpirrj'A 101 Insulation installed and guaranteed strand. Sterling clasps from 75c. Monmoulh St.. Itfrt Bank 717-0(li,v fnr 10 year* 77.1-O7O1) 29MM40 REI'SSILLES'. 3S Broad St.. Red Hank. (g Guinev Diamonds Bought or Restyled Odd Jobs Plumbing and Heating Let us buy the diamonds you don't LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, ga- Star or let uj rentylc them lor you races clearird up. Free estimates T personally. RcusBlllefi'. 3r> Broad St 711 2HII aflrr ;! p.m. CORRIGAN S REALTORS MULLANEY General Contractors TV Repair 127 Oakland St. Dlnclly opooillt Klnf Jinrn Nursing H«n» ' " Mmibar Soft BUILDERT— Additions. Alterations Red Bank 747-2706 Roors and New Hnines. ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS Multiple Lifting . . . , QiiSi'V" noon C Gun rantrrd Rprifi Irs PLUMBING - Hearing. .•• •.,. S«ivle«i 'Jfil-MHifi 7S7-.''!t'i:i 741-2305MASON. Pali.lANDi BUILDER - Com- Bathroom remodeling. MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS plete home Improvement* neaBon- REALTOR ab|« Frf- e'llm,'les Call «7J.l)l'.'j Painting and Decorating Sewer Trenching and RED BANK and NORTHERN MONMOUTH 8 TINDALL RD. CARPENTRY — Additions, paneling, f; "JONKS -~~pVi?iin»"«'nd" iROHRTS WILDING) nepn, jidewmk!, natlo. odd inlu i?rlnc. Fullv In.i'irM For free Installation Work. Reasonable rates MS 43S5. 7( r*, call -l.ft."tn.1[ 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAXK- MIDDLETOW.V, S. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 21 HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE w:'INCOME PROPERTIES NEW SHREWSBURY HOtiMDEL " 3 + ACRES FOUR BEDROOM SPLIT :i~ SEA flftr&HT • New listing today. 200 year Colonial. 27' kitchen with Weil cared for nine-room home. Over Brand new ouitom built Colonial bl- LARGE COLONIAL • Holland Road -area. ] 100 yds. wall-to-wall carpeting. Cyclone anour unit income house, ftlver 4Ad ievel. Sacrifice for Immediate sale. • Four bedrooms. 2% baths. 'lreplace. Six bedrooms. 3 /fe-ba.ths. cean right*. Unbeatable locaUon md Four bedrooms, 2% baths, recreation Itudlo over uiree>car garage. Trees. fencing with 16x31 swimmtng pool. $25,900 • Paneling In' half bath, study 119.300. CROWEUIJ JWJBWCY, 188 Moving to Florida. Will accept best wtmeuL »«,000. o room, two-car garage. Will finUh to and family roam. offer over $32,500. 671-9006. order. Call (or appointment. corny four-bedroom home • Between the trees, brook and Broad St. 741-4030. *4hree unit house with cottage, central- vooden fence around the pool you have LINCROFT FAIR HAVEN - We have lowered our ly located in town, near stores, buses OCEANPORT n neatly shrubbed lot with rlvacy to sit on the targe old brick 3M.EVEL — Four bedrooms, 1'i baths. price for this new contemporary cus. iid beaches, Excellent «net 125,000. iatlo with ga« grill and enjoy many Mr conditioned, wall-to-wall. Halt-acre, tom-built house. Five bedrooms, 2'A Owner transferred to California. Musx t wo-car garage, full base- ither extras. rwo years old. $39,600 SPLIT-USViw baths, three fireplaces, large foyer and ; sell custom built four-bedroom, 2 h- Asking in the Sixties ôur bedrooms, two baths, patio. New den with aged beams. Custom designed We asked • Oal1 Today 842-1492 bath, central hall Colonial. Natural ment, plus 23' living room 'all-to-wall. Hall-acre. S43,W)O EDWJN kitchen and dinette with a new Corning * BWBENtJY AGENCY, Eealtors cedar shingles. Pull basement, large MARSHALL 'P. WHITFIELD H. MARTIN, Broker, 647 Newman Ware cooktop stove. Laundry room, full 1034 Ocean Ave, flea Bright recreation room with fireplace, two- rith stone fireplace. Most Ipringa Rd.. Llncrolt. 842-6220. basement and two-car garage. Walking car garage-' Beautiful landscaping. r Realtors distance to school. 741-0516. L A UJt UN C B HARBbR-WIHHFUL Will leave brand new carpeting in liv- Holmdcl Rd. Holmdel 946-4475 jfEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom THINKING, BUT IT'S TRUB. Neat ing room, dining room and hall. This onvenlent location. Liberal •ancb with air conditioning. Larê KEANSBURO — ESCAPE KIT. Tired *i with garage and basement. FHA one Is worth seeing. Call for appoint- ACRES - 3-CAR GARAGE hade trees, landscaped. Wall-to-wall of noisy city living? Come nee this sub- K financing, available. ment. inancing arranged. Call carpets, living room (lining area, 2 tiled urban four-bedroom home YOU CAN row to see this sleeper. 3 BATHS laths. Eat-In kitchen. Garage. Large AFFORD. Government financing avail- THE MEISTRIOH AGENCY irge, older Colonial surrounded by ilayroom. storage room and I5xl'2 Jalou- able. $18.1)90. hade trees has six btdrooma plus den jled Florida room. Walk to Sycamore BOB SHELDON AGENCY our men THE 188 East Bergen PI. Red Bank .nd aunroom —JU9*- waiting for your School Assume 5\i%. $35,500 542-0977. 727-0400 741-5888 STEPHENS AGENCY INC. :ctive family, Extra attractions ln- HOUSES FOR SALE ;lurie rear staircase, Btudto over HIGHLANDS 787-7500 •age and huge attic. $49,300. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Three-bed room ranch. Living room, RUSSELL M. BORUS TOP NOTCH CONDITION I dining area, kitchen. Gas heat. Lot REDUCED TO SELL FAST! Shrewsbury Ranch with many lea-' 50x100. Convenient to beach, schools, REALTORS shopping, transportation. Excellent con- -lures. 23' paneled family room with .'dltlon. $19,500. . . OOEAlty TOWNSHIP 500 River Rd._ Fair Haven • massive fleldstone fireplace. 29' liv- '747-4532 ing room-dining room combination. Extra large three-bedroom, two-bath ATLANTIx C HIGHLANDS— Three bed- for the Modern kitchen with range and SEA BRIGHT Cape Cod home with dining room, rooms, 1 fx baths, full basement, two-r; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, oven, also dishwasher and garbage Threcbed room all brick house. Hot finished recreation room. Aluminum garage. Large family room with fin disposal. Wall-to-woll nylon carpet- water heat. Living room, fireplace. storrng and screens. Cedar closets. place. Near all schools. On a lovely Built-in range and refrigerator. Ac- Exquisite landscaping. Owner says wooded lot overlooking N.Y. skyline -Ino. almost new. 27' brick patio, pri- "sell". Exceptional Investment at $&%• bay. Call after 3 p.m. 291-0023. Charming three bedroom, two-ba+h Colonial, large vate yard with hedge and trees. cess to river and ocean. Very good condition. $29,500. 000. VA or FHA terms available to FOUR-BEDROOM RANCH — Formal ^Three airy bedrooms and tiled bath. qualified buyers. ilnlng room, large family Btyle living country eat-in kitchen. Dining room with attractive Reduced to 138,000 for Immediate o master's den. Fine value at THE ' 31,800. Country Squire Real Est.iu TED McGINNESS, Realtor Inc., Leonardvllle and Brlarwood AVCH., Bay window, living room with built in cabinets. Full '""" LOVELY BROOK AGENCY Atlantic Highlands. 291-3336 days. 872 top 10%... ANNE E. McCULLY. Realtor 512-0740 KMS evenings. basement, hot water heat. Two oar garage. Lovely MID-LEVEL HOME 89 First Ave. Atlantic HlgMandi 21 BROAD ST. EATONTOWN SlIDDLETOWN AREA—Three-bedroom Just painted outside and completely »JM -1717 LITTLE SILVER — Exquisite 1.8 acre ranch IVi baths. Wall-to-wall carnetln- corner property. Many beautiful trees. Including redecorated 111 Lots of ipdce with wooded property ranch. Three bed- In dining and living rooms. $29,000. ca Price Address 'four bedrooms, Vh baths, den, COLONIAL OHARM rooms, two oaths, basement. Paneled 787-6658 or 264-6793. family room, and basement area This J0O year plus home is an Ideal gameroom. Many extras. Owner leaving Holly, Apple, Peach, and Nut. Romantic Grape Arbor Betting Tor your antiques. The yard Is state. Discounted to 542,500. Aasumable with laundry. On very nice street. mortgage. 747-9344. ) 8,900 Wilson Ave., Middletown 'Convenient to schools, shopping ond large, tree covered and private. Just COMMERCIAL PROPERTY with stone pillars plus extra building lot that can be three blocks to school, stores, rlverf HAZLET — Three-bedroom ranch. Din- parkway- Features entrance hall, park and bus line. 30' living room, ing room, kllcnen, recreation room and 16,500 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank rolled living room. Top level con- dining room, country kitchen, den, oversized garage. Lot 7OS120. $28,500. sold separately. $34,500. tains four bedrooms. Beautiful three bedrooms, basement, garage, Principals only. 264-476J. modern kitchen with eat-in area. covered porches and a brick terrace. 227 Ft. Hwy. Frontage 17,000 Deepdale Dr., Middletown 3(r-day possession. Asking $33,900. Call MIDDLETOWN — Elgtlt-room, 2',4-bath Separate dining room. Nicely land- today. Colonial. Central air conditioning, fire- Shrewsbury scaped with roses, shrubs, etc. In- place, screened porch. Many extras. 18,000 Deepdale Dr., Middletown cluded ore: tabletop range, wall- 'HALL BROS., Realtors $43,900. Principals only. Call 741-2909. Ideal business location — two oven and dishwasher. Two-car at- 813 River ltd. 741-7688 Fair Haven UNION BEACH — Five room house. dwellings presently on property 20,000 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson tached garage. Large storage area. Member Multiple Listing- Service •Hiree large bedrooms, fenced-ln yard. BAHRS REAL ESTATE Gas heat. Complete aluminum and Open 7 Days Call 264-2717. — use one or both? Build a 20,000 Hartshorne Rd,, Middletown storm screens. Mortgage assumable. W OUR COMPUTER CAN'T FIND that complex? — Many alternatives price M5.000. MONMOUTH BEACH terfect home for you, It hasn't been — Give us a call — Asking Realtor .milt yet. We can do that, loo!! SWAN- 25,900 Church St., Middletown MOST WELL KEPT $35,000 KEY Realty (Member ot Multiple List- $110,000. Walker * Walker, RANCH Fruit trees, abundant shrubbery make ing) 842-6550. Realtors. 872-1600 HIGHLANDS 26,500 E. Roosevelt Cir., Middletown nice settmg for this Immaculate four- WATERFRONT — Shrewsbury River. Fine-section of town. Entrance hall, bedroom home near the ocean. Large Qreat view. Four bedrooms. 2'A batlia. 20' living room with brick fireplace, living room with fireplace. Formal 741-5212 26,700 Center Ave., Atlantic Highlands dining room, big kitchen, garage. Large home. No agents. 222-149t or 222- large kitchen with oven ond range, Call any time. 222-4087 HIOKEY 1718* three bedrooms and bath. Breeze- AGENCY. JJonmouth Beach. 29,900 Belmont St., Middletown 1 way and full dry basement. At- tached two-car garage. Don't miss RUMSON — Custom built one owne. HOUSES FOR SALE ^John home. Exceptionally well maintained. 29,900 Weldon Rd., Matawan thlt home for 531,900. Near ocean, river and parochial flchools. BUSINESS PROPERTY Perfect condition wilth four bedrooms, , RAY H. STILLMAN, tiled bath, well appointed I2xfljB kitchen, HIGHWAY LOCATION separate dining room and 30xl3'A living \Qsindets on 31,400 Shelbern Dr., Lincroft Realtor room with wood burning fireplace. Two- RUMSON "Our 52nd Year" car garage. Shown by appointment only. 3,50.0 sq. ft. two-story brick Realtors Multiple 32,900 Annapolis Dr., Hazlet MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Asking $39,500. JOHN h. MINUOH db JERSEY SHORE veneer building — separate Realtor, 35 Rumson Rd,, Rumson. 8«! Listing! Ut Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-6600 front entrance to second floor A JVi-storv older home. Six: bedrooms, 33,900 Applefarm Rd., Middletown RUMSON WATERFRONT ~- Century 3'/i baths. 19-X30' living room, 13lxl8' — ample parking. Excellent old Five-bedroom, 2>/j-fcath Colonial. dining room, 27'xl7' kitchen, den. value — $60,000. Call us to- Fireplace In 22* living room, sepa- 34,500 Middlesex Rd., Matawan rate 20' entertaining dining room, Near Holy Cross. New roof, new wir- day. Walker & Walker, Realtors. 20' eat-In Kitchen, attached two-car ga- ing, nice condition ond sewers ore 34,900 Idlebroolc La., Matawan .GOOD VALUE rage. Bulkhead and dock. Offered at In. A dandy home for a large family Four Bedrooms $45,000. Yes, we have other riverfront In very desirable location. $58,800. 741-5212 nomes available far vour inspection. September occupancy. The Dowstra CHARMING COLONIAL 35,000 Geary Dr., Middietown l'/l Baths Call today! E. A. ARMSTRONG AGEN- CY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave. UtUe Agency, Realtors. 91 E. Froni SI.i Red Bonk, 741-8700. FAIR HAVEN 35,000 7th St., Atlantic Highlands Oarage Silver. 741-4500. HOUSES FOR SALE MIDDLETOWN — Four-bed room split, Attractive Lot % acre, full basement. Mid thirties. Located in a quiet neighborhood of professional people. 35,500 Oxford La., Matawan ' Excellent Neighborhood 671T18M, On* block from trensportetion end river. Everything about 36,490 Middlesex Rd., Matawan HOUSES FOR SALE this home bespeaks good taste and excellent maintenance. $26,500 Large living room with bay window, formal dining room, 36,900 Warren Dr., Matawan kitchen with dining area, family room with fireplace. Four 36,900 Thorne PI., New Monmouth OPEN HOUSE EXCEPTIONAL bedrooms, two and one-half baths, full basement, two-car 37,000 Cherry Tree La., Middletown Visit Saturday Between 1-5 P.M. VA1UE garage. Lovely patio, tall trees and specimen shrubs. Many A magnificent two- extras. 37,000 Meadowbroolc La., Middletown stcry Colonial home,, In Rumson, Four-bedroom brick and MARLBORO on a dead end street. A iww listing. Trim thru-bedroom ranch on a3 fram« Colonial, only 4 yean old. Transferred owner asking $60,800. 37,500 Renier Court, Middletown Den with fireplace wooded lot fn a very attractive ared. Not far Fireplace In living room, 2Vi baths, from a rhajor hjghway, for rapid commutation. and beamed ceiling. 38,490 Fawn Dr., Matawan targe assumable mortgage. Just re- Priced to sell ~ Formal dining room, fin duced to $39,500.- Tht Dowslro A0 * Qf $32,600 separate living room. 38,500 Cherry Tree La., Middletown cy, Realtors, 91 E. Front St., Red NEW LISTING These are just some of its fea- Bank. 741-6700. LINCROFT 39,500 Beechwood Terr., Matawan tures. Drive out Saturday and Attractive ttiree-bedroom, two-bath ranch In lovely LITTLE SILVER browse through. Uncroft. The family room alone should sell this house but the manicured two-third acre setting Beautiful five bedroom home on quiet street adjoining a 40,000 James St., Lincroft Address: W Cooper Blvd., Middle- might sell It before seeing the town. Inside. Excellent value $38,900 boat launching site.' Living room with fireplace, formal Directions: South on Hwy. 35. Turn MtDDLETOWN 40,500 Idolstone La., Matawan right ot "Pub" restaurant to end of dining room, huge country kitchen (13x24), recreation room, street. Last home on left. NEW HOMES COLTS NECK 40,500 Green Oak Blvd., Middletown Four-bedroom, 3'/: baths, game room — garden three baths, basement, two-car garage. Fabulous redwood Choice Kings Highway location. Call Absolutely builder. (71-9644 or 671-3842. room — den — a truly plush hoi deck overlooking the water. Central air conditioning. Sylvan 42,500 Danemar Dr., Matawan $31,000 beautlfull Exquisite taste! Best IMMEDIATE - Four-bedroom spill. locationl Just offered at $136,000 pool, 22x39. Recreation room, den. Three-zone 42,900 Idlebrook La., Matawan hot-water heat. J48,00O. ROOM FOR ALL IS DAY- OCCUPANCY - Centerrhall Asking $60,000 43,300 Moore Ct., Middletown Delightful Llnoroft set- Colonial. Four-bedrooms, 216 baths, ting for this 3, 4, 5, or recreation room with corner fire- COLTS NECK REALTY 45,000 Kingfisher, Middletown - place, sundeck. Good view. (53,000. 6-bedroom, 3-both home. OCTOBER 1 OCCUPANCY - Five- REALTOR 45,750 Twin Oak Blvd., Middletown Only 1 years young ond bedroom Colonial. Recreation room 300' Wtir of Colts Neck Inn formerly "The Low Agency" In EXCELLENT CON- plus den, two flreplxes, two porches, RT. S37 946-8050 46,500- Heights Terr., Middletown DITION. Wooded lot. good trees. 150,000. OCTOBER 15 OCCUPANCY - Five- 636 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN bedroom, ttiree-batti Cape Cod, Family 47,500 Nedshire Dr., Middletown $45,900 kitchen with fireplace. 16x30 recrea- 741-4477 tion room. (59,000. 48,900 Dwight Rd., Middletown OTHER LOTS AVAILABLE BRAND NEW 671-9644 Evet. 671-3S42 48,900 Spring Valley Dr., Holmdel Just one of our new home offerings. Loads 49,000 Tower Hill Ave., Red Bank of value with this builder.' He's accustomed to building In ttie $60- 50,900 Dwight Rd., Middletown $70,000 range. This home Is the same way except the price. Four 51,900 Pelican Rd., Middletown very lorfle bedrooms, ILLMENSEE 52,000 S. Lake Dr.,Middletown 2>/j baths, family room AGENCY with fireplace, homemaker Kitchen, 52,000 Heights Terr., Middletown ttc OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM 53,900 Stavola Rd., Middletown $48,900 IN COLTS NECK . . . WE-INVITE YOOR INSPECTION OF 54,900 Dwight Rd., Middletown ESTATE COLTS NICK COLTS NECK ' Beautiful Colonlol home _,fharnting 'cedar .shake Colonial Beautiful four-bedroom, 2Vi-bath 57,500 Stavola Rd., Middletown In excellent neighbor- wim completely equipped 16x32 Colonial. Large living room and formal dining room, fireplaces In hood. Wooded lot on an Spartan In-ground swimming pool 58,500 Pelican Rd., Middletown estate type selling. 1 den and master bedroom. First Porch, swimming pool ready far your use. Bedroom floor game room. Centrally air 58,600 Pine St., Lincroft with cabcna, under- sips art 13x18 with Sxl dressing conditioned with electronic air ground sprinkler sys- area. 11x15, 11x16 and 11x11. filter, enclosed porch with French doors open onto 21x29 King s woo 58,800 Rumson Rd., Rumson ' tern, four bedrooms, Vh Fireplace In den, formal dining polio thot Is surrounded by over -baths plus extra bath. room, large living room, 23x32 A top-notch value. two acres of matun shade trees, 59,900 Fair Way Ct., Colts Neck paneled game room In base- offering both beauty and pri- ment. Original price 144,500. vacy. Non development. A great $58,900 buy ot $63,500. Ready now for Immediate oc- 60,000 Nutswamp Rd., Middletown IP OUR COMPUTER CAN'T,FIND cupancy at new prlet of $59,900. THAT PERFECT HOME FOR YOU . .. MONMOUTH COUNTY Middletown 61,000 . Beaver Dam Rd., Colts Neck IT HASN'T BEEN BUILTI Mjthtntlcally restored Colonial. COLTS NECK Mint condition. On beautiful six 62,500 Pelican Rd., Middletown All brick three-bedroom ranch. acre hilltop country setting. Featuring 3 Functiona.l Designs Fireplaces In living room and Wonderful view. Privacy. Four 64,900 Tall Timber Rd., Middletown paneled basement garni, room. bedrooms, 2Yi bathi, study, for- SWAN-KEY BeauMfuK brick rear patio for mal dining room. All large rooms. 69,000 Deepdale Dr., Middletown summer en|oyment. Professionally Beamed ceilings. Wide plank BI-LEVELS landscaped with 25x2? outbuild- floors. Several fireplaces. Smoke- REALTY ing. Low taxes. Good schools. house and outbuildings In excellent condition. 552,500. SPLITS • COLONIALS 75,000 Hialeah Ave., Colts Neck *7he Realtor That Trades" Nice area. Only $40,900. 124 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN MEMBER 3 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES 75,000 Townsend Dr., Middletown Model Open Daily 79,500 Broad St., Red Bank 842-6550 ROUTE 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 80,000 Border) Rd., Middletown 87,000 River Rd., Fair Haven mm® 97,700 Stork Ct., Middletown 104,000 Locust Point Rd., Middletown 107,000 Blossom Cove Rd., Middletown Designed for the 114,800 Grange Ave., Fair Haven 150,000 Orchard La., Rumson >fe. entire family! REALTORS 180,000 Navesink River Rd., Locust These spacious, comfortable homes have four bed- SHREWSBURY OFFICE HOLMDEL OFFICE rooms, 2'/] baths and recreation rooms. City sewers 198,000 N. Rohallion Dr., Rumson (are in and paid for! Stately trees have been left to 245,000•••', Navesink River Rd., Locust MATAWAN TOWNSHIP f provide shade as well at privacy. Kingiwood Park RUMSON RARITY is located conveniently to schools, shopping * and Room for all the family in this 5 bedroom, 4 bath Colonial. Go suburban, where you'll live tomorrow. Truly a horns for any recreation facilities. Everything for the entire family pockotbook, three large bedrooms, den and formal dining, also Attractive family room, largs kitchen, enclosed and screened •nd. . . Science kitchen. I Vt baths and throe-year new bMevel, must !•• CALL YOUR NEAREST OFFICE . . . porch, 3 car garage. Magnificent grouids with statuesque trees to appreciate in this price range. Full price $28,950. PRICED and flowering ihrubs. Asking $71,500. $' ask for property by price and street MIDDLETOWN FROM 38,500 PEACEFUL and PRIVATE On a beautiful socludod wood lot, this throe-bodroom ranch, a CALL OR WRITE FOR COMPLEMENTARY Excellent 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch. Family room, central air living room with fireplace and wall-to-wall carpeting is a real Financing Available buy. Near shopping and transportation Let us show you this conditioning, fireplace. Wonderful Little Silver area. Asking COPY OF "HOMES FOR LIVING" BROCHURE lovely homo priced at (31,500. DIRECTIONS: take Hwy. 35 north or south to Har- $40,900. mony Rd., Middletown (opposite Sears Roebuck); MIDDLETOWN SPREAD THE WORD—SPREAD OUT! continue' on Harmony one mile to model home at Don't let ui have to say "SORRY TOO LATE," call us at once to junction with Murphy Rd. Four bedroom, 2 both ranch boasting gemeroom, cathedral see this Dutch Colonial, three bedrooms, large remodeled kitch- ceiling in living room-dining room combination, eat-in kitchen. en, dining room, full basement paneled and two-car garage. For Information Call 671-0714 All this and more {or $34,500. Large assumable mortgage. Priced to toll at $25,000. Exclusive Sales Agent pplebrook Agency 661 HIGHWAY 35 RT. 35 at PALMER AVENUE MULLANEY REALTY MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N J. 741-5212 671-3311 950 Route 35 23A Route 34 I 12 Av». of Two Rivers 671-2300 566-7&O0 842-2900 MULTIPLE LISTINGS REALTORS OPEN 7 DAYS THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDUTOWN, N. IK FRIDAY, AUGUST 2i, l?70 HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICES KUXgON — Prime rurtle resident!*! Red Cross Chapter's MM. Zion Church locale, flpsckmi r*»ch. Uvtof room NOTICE Monmouth Heights fcu a fireplace, form*! dloflfif room, An application (or & sub-divUloo bu kitchen, den, (our bedrooms, lull Due been made by Mid-County C«nt%r to tfte ment. BMeboard hot water gae beat Attached twhctr g&r&ce. % acre plot be auto-dlvlderd 1* locatfcd on the eutetl, Appointed $85,000. side of Broad Street between Monro Volunteers Thanked Avenue and White Street. The tract RUMSON — Ohotce settled area. Co shown on the Borough Tax Map t 1 Block 38. Lot 4. It covers approximate I SHREWSBURY - The Hub Is Aonroved — The Rev. Jonltl. Fireplace In living room, forma vices rendered " our troops dining room, electric kitchen, thref fifty-seven acres and, will be divide* Andrew Mackey Jr. has been bedrooms, one bath, enclosed porch Into two pieces. county Red Cross chapter has during that time. Needless to FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Realty Corp., to build a four- full basement, steam oil heat, at The Hearing for the aub-divfsion wlL JL J. appointed minister of the tached two-car pa rage. Attractively be held on September 3rd at 8:15 P.M. been thanked for its volun. say, your cooperation contrib- A swim and racquet club story office building on 5^47 planted plot. 546.500. ni the Borough School, Broad Street. teers who provided sand- uted greatly to enhance the acres on the West Freehold • Shrewsbury Avenue A.M.E. Aug. 21 53.5 planned for Monmouth 6EA BRIGHT — Ocean and river ac- wiches and coffee for state, efficiency and morale of the Road, the board approved the Zion Church, by Bishop Wil- cess. RrJck dwelling. Living room NOTICE Heights at Freehold has re- liam M. Smith, presiding with fireplace. Ultctien. sun room. Take notice that a- Public Hearlni city and local authorities dur- men of the detail." site plan, subject to com- three bedrooms, one hatti. porch, fu!i win be held by the Planning Boari ceived the blessing of the bishop of the New Jersey An- Vasemrnt. Hot water ofl \\CKt, X) of tile Borough of New Shrewsbury 01 ing civil disorders in Asbury Charles D Barnwell, acting pliance with township water tached two-car garape. $29,500. Wednesday. September 2, 1970 at 7:4 and sewage requirements. n u a 1 Conference of the P.M. at the Borougrh Hall, 656 Tlnto- Park the week of July 6 to 13. director of the West Side Planning Board. Avenue, to consider the application o The superintendent of the Community Center, Asbury Other site plan applications A.M.E. Zion Church. Sudler Construction Co., Inc. for ap The site plan presented by DENNIS K. BYRNE proval of a major subdivision in Bloc: state police, David B. Kelly, Park, noted that "we express approved were those of: 114, Lots HA. 14, 15, 16, 17 and 191 Levitt and Sons, Inc. to build The Rev. Mr. Mackey is a BEALTOR-INSUROR of tne tax map fronting on Pin. sent "thanks and appreciation our sincere and deepest ap- the proposed recreational fa- —McDonald Corp., Rt. 9, to Brook and Hope Roads and to con. graduate of Livingstone Col- 8 West River Road Rumson eider approval of a preliminary rna, to your personnel for the ser- preciation for the things that cility on a 5.547-acre tract on expand the outdoor stand to Phone 842-1150 entitled "M1d - Monmouth Industria, lege and Hood Theological Park", New Shrewsbury, N. J. you did during our recent dis- Elton Road, and Pennington construct an early American Seminary, both of Salisbury, MEMBER MULTIPLE KENNETH HILTBRUNNER orders. It is times like these Place was approved subject building which would include LISTING Chairma N.C, and he also received a Aug. 21 W.2J • that we. find but that we real- to a Zoning Board variance to indoor restaurant facilities in certificate in counseling from Sept. 10 ly need each other to function permit a six-foot fence and addition to the outdoor stand. "I LIVE HERE" NOTICE Oklahoma City Area Manpow- MONMOUTH COUNTY in a civilized manner and parking in the front yard Approval is subject to vari- You'll want to tell that to everyone, SURROGATE'S COURT without the efforts of all of us, a n c e s for an undersized er Institute for Development located on a nice size lot, this ranch ESTATE OP AGNES M. DWYER Opening area. of Staff. in Little Silver has three bedrooms, DECEASED this could not have been building (2,550 square feet in- living room, rtininR room, plus a den. Pursuant to Ihe order of LOUIS R. A. When built, the club will in- Enclosed 12x24 flagstone porch. It Is K1MS. Surrogate of the County of Mon • done. stead of the required 3,000) He has had pastorates in centrally air conditioned and has a mouth, this day made, on the appll clude, in addition to the main cation of the undersigned, William J For School and frontage of 175 instead of self-cleaning oven. Call today. Asking Ryan, Sole Executor of the estate of thi "We pray that there will be large swim pool, a wading Brooklyn, Dallas, Tex., and J36.5OO. said Agnes M_ Dwyer deceased, notlci HIGHLANDS - The public no need for this kind of emer- 200 feet. Is hereby given to the creditors of sale pool, volley ball court, two Hertford, N.C. While in Dal- ANTIQUE VICTORIAN deceased to present to the said Sole Ex school will open Thursday, gency service again. tennis courts, bathhouses, and —Carlton O. Blacktnore, las, he was also director of a ecu tor their claims under oath withii six months from this date. Sept. 10, for a full day ses- "However, it is a comfort to parking for 204 cars. owner of Jersey Freeze, Inc., youth center and supervisor Call to eee this two-bedroom, two* Dated: August 7th, 1970 Btory homf In Little Silver with living WTLLtAM J. RYAN sion. know there is always someone In another application, that for a 10-foot front extention of counseling for the Opportu- The Rev. Andrew Mackey Jr. room dining room, eat-in kitchen and 127 Branch Avenue «n enclosed porch. Tills won't last Red Bank. N, J. Students will report to last you can call on." of Peter J. Saker of MSG to the serving area. nities Industrialization Cen- Asking $18,000. Sole Executor year's classrooms for reas^ three children, Sandra Lo- Abraham Klltzman, Esq. ter. He was executive direc- "10 MatUson Avenue signment. Kindergarten pu- rane, Andrea Benita, and An- CAMASSA AGENCY Asbury Park, N. J. tor of the Opportunities Indus- Realtor — Member MIS Attorney pils will assemble in the gym- drew 3rd. Aug. 14. ai J02JU trialization Center in Rocky 741-6336 nasium. Registration Mount, N.C. Officers and members of 4 Parser Avenue Eves, and Sun. yttle Silver 542-0355 NOTICE the church are planning a dim MONMOUTH COUNTY The time schedule: Kinder- SURROGATE'S COURT garten A.M. —8:50 to 11:20 Scheduled The Rev. Mr. Mackey's ner reception to introduce ESTATE OF PRANK E. FRAZIER, MONMOUTH COUNTY DECEASED a.m.; kindergarten P.M. — wife is the former Cora Smith Rev. Mackey to the commu- 14* acre horse farm. Beautiful coun- Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R. AI- of North Carolina. They have nity on Friday, Aug. 28. : try setting. Large restored four-bed KINS, Surrogate of the County of Mon 12:15 to 2:45 p.m., and grades room, 2U»bath - farmhouse In excel mouth, this day made, on the appl' On Monday lent condition. Very fertile soil with cation of the undersigned, Catherln. one through six — 8:50 a.m. fenced paddocks. Good brook. Ap- Prazler Binion, Sole Executrix of the FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - proximately one mile of road frontage. estate of the said Frank E. Frailer de to 2:45 p.m. First time offered at $2,200 per acre. ceased, notice la hereby given lo thi A special school registration creditors of said deceased to present ti Parents of children in ILLMENSEE AGENCY the said Sole Executrix their claims un day for children entering kin- Realtor tier oath, within six months from this fourth grade (split session) Keyport Schools Colts Neck 462-3172 date, dergarten through eighth Rt. Dated : August 10. 1970 will be notified by mail of LITTLE SILVER — Exclusively loctted CATHERINE FRAZIER BII4IOK grades will be held Monday Colonial with five bedrooms, dining 27 Kenneth Terrace East their youngsters' schedule. room, basement Oil pteam heat. Large Mlddletown, New Jersey from 9 a.m. to noon and 1-3 treed lot. 133.990. Sole Executrix The cafetria will serve hot p.m. in the Laura Donovan BOB SHELDON AOENCY Baling, Moore. O'Mara, * Coogan lunches the first day of Will Open Sept. 9 536-2300 Route 35 P. O. Box Drawer S. Eatontown, N. J. School on Stonehurst Blvd. TRANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- Attention: school. Meal tickets may be Marshall Errickson, super- KEYPORT — Elementary Beach will report to the Reim- GROWING TOUR HOME? — Call or Michael D. Farren, Esq. write for AppleBrook's monthly Homei Aug. 14, 21 >13.00 purchased on a daily or week- intendent of schools, is urging schools here will open port High School cafetorium for Living magufae. Offers pictures, Wednesday Sept. 9. Pupils are prices, descriptions. Absolutely no ly basis. parents to register their chil- at 12:30 p.m. for an orienta- cost, no obligation. APPLEBROOK NOTICE to report to their assigned AGENCY. Realtors, 950 Hwy. 35. Mid- MONMOUTH COUNTY Registration is being con- dren on that date so that bus tion program. dletown. 671-2300. SURROGATE'S COURT buildings according to the fol- ESTATE OF IDA M. BEN8ON, DE. ducted weekdays from 9 a.m. routes may be arranged for The entire high school stu- CEASED lowing schedule: LARGE THREE-BEDROOM RANCH Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R- AI to 3 p.m. in the school office. the more than 2,900 children dent body will report to home- — 2*3 baths, formal living room, dining .{INS. Surrogate of the County of Mon. room, family room with fireplace, over- mouth, this day made, on the appll No registrations will be ac- expected to be enrolled. Central School: Grades one rooms Wednesday, Sept. 9, aj: size kitchen with eating area opening cation of the undersigned. Marion M, onto sundeck. Beautifuf large lot. Con- Benson Sole Executrix of the estate of cepted on the opening day of Kindergarten registration HONORED VETERAN — Elmer H. Cook, left, of Ea- through four — 8:30 ajn. in 8 a.m. Pupils may bring theif venient to schools, shopping, commuter the said Ida M. Benson deceased, notice transportation. Lovely prestige Oak Is hereby given to the creditors of said school. requires the appearance of lon+own receives resolution of congratulations from the cafeteria. Grades five lunch or purchase it in the ca> Hill area. Principals only. 565,000. 671- deceased to present to the Bald Sole Ex- 5150. ecutrix their claims under oath within the child accompanied by a the Board of Freeholders on his election as national through eight — 8:30 a.m. in fetorium. They will not be six months from this date. S39.90O — Will buy you this truly beau- Dated: August 17th, 1970 parent with the child's birth the new gymnasium. Special permitted to leave the school tiful new home with Its showroom kitch- vice president of the 42nd Infantry Rainbow Division en, large dining room, four bedrooms, MARION M. BENSON. certificate and record of vac- trainable class — 9:45 a.m. to to buy lunch. . • 21? baths, utility room, paneled recrea- 1i Eaton Road, Gty Mayor Veteran Association. Mr. Oook, a county road fore- tion room with glass sliding doors over- Eatontown, New Jeriey, cination and immunization, Room 19. Educable class — looking patio, double garage, on quiet 07724. including polio and measles. dead-end street in fine of the beautiful Executrix man for the past 14 years, has been president of the 8:30 a.m. in Room 18. Learn- sections of Mlddletown. 872-1315. Peter J. Edwardsen, Esq., Battles For The child must be five years ing disability • class — 3:30 24 Highway £35, New Jersey Chapter of the Rainbow Division for 12 Ohio Choir LET OUR COMPUTER find that per. Eatontown, New Jersey. 07724 old before Oct. 1. a.m. in Room 9. led home for you. SWAN-KEY Realty Attorney years. While serving with the division in World War (Member of Multiple Listing) 842-6550. Aug. 21. 28 tl2.SC Bus Service Children who fail to register Pre-primary students in all MIDDLETOWN CAPE NOTICE before Sept. 7 must be regis- II, he was awarded the Bronze Star and received a schools will report to their re-, To Sing At Newer four-bedroom Cape with loads of MONMOUTH COUNTY LONG BRANCH - Mayor extras. Corner property with cyclone SURROGATE'S COURT tered Sept. 10,11 or 14. Presidential Citation. Making the presentation is Free- spective classrooms Wednes- fenced-ln rear yard. Take, subject to 6% ESTATE OF CHARLES J. De- Henry R. Cioffi said last night FHA mortgage with remaining bbalanca e GAVRE, DECEASED holder Harry Harrison Jr., as Freeholder Director Jo- day, Sept.» 9 at 8:30 a.m. •pproximately SJ7.000. Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R. AL that he will oppose a move by Red Bank FRANK FELICE AGENCY KINS, Surrogate of the County of Mon- Youngsters will have one-ses- Realtor " 741-5253 mouth, this day made, on the ajtplf Boro Busses, Red Bank, to Takes Training soph C. Irwin, in background, looks on. RED BANK - The Hill- cation of the undersigned, Chester B. di sion days Wednesday through HOLMDEL —Excellent opportunity for Gavre Sole Executor of the estate of thu discontinue its Long Branch Friday, Sept. 11, from 8:30 Bell Choir of Columbus, Ohio, family with ideas. Large two-story said Charles J. De Gavre deceased, no- farmhouse is In process of being com- tice is hereby given to the creditors of to Newark bus service. Institute Course a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Children under the direction of George pletely renovated. Situated on almost said deceased to present to the said Bolt two acres of property with a stream and Executor their claims under oath within Mayor Cioffi said last night LONG BRANCH - The may bring snacks on these Steadman, will be the guest af large trees. Excellent residential area. six months from this date. that he will send letters to the Pre-School Meetings First Baptist Church, here, at S43.500, or will make allowance if buyer Dated: August 12th. 1970 Rev. Frank N. Williams, pas-, days. wants to do some. work. Call eves. 264- CHESTER B. De mayors of 15 area commu- the 10 a.m. worship service, 6176. Deep Creek Plantation, tor of Trinity A.M.E. Church, J Pre-primary pupils at the Onancock, Virginia nities Monday seeking their here, recently returned from Sunday. HOLMDEL S31.5D0. 3 bedrooms. v& Executor Central School may bring baths. Lot 100x200. Sterling McCann Daniel S. Wei and, Esq., support at a hearing before At Monmouth Regional Their concert will include K Mountainaire, N.M., upon their lunch or eat at home. Real Estate (Brofcer) 566-9666. 77 Broad Street. Red Bank. New Jersey. 07701. the state public Utilities Com- completion of a two-month Aug. 28 between 8 a.m. and The lunch hour will be from "Trumpet Tune," Purcell; HOWELL TWP. — Stair weary? Come Attorney. NEW SHREWSBURY - see this five-room ranch only minutes lo Aug. 21. 23 _ J12.M mission. He added that City leadership training institute 2:30 p.m. Parents desiring to 11:10 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. "Festive Overture," Procter; Parkway and N.Y, tus line. H8.990 Attorney Robert Mauro will Dr. Patrick Parenty, superin- "Cherabim Song," Bort- BOB SHELDON AGENCY for the Postal Academy Pro- tendent of the Monmouth Re- register youngsters - should Registration for elementary ••* -'.•-• 336-2300 NOTICE attend the state session to niansky; "For The Beauty of MONMOUTH COUNTY gram. gional High School, says pre- call the guidance office for an transfer students will be con- INCOME- -*r- Two-family. Four rooms SURROGATE'S COURT contest the company's appli- the Earth," Kocker-Scoggins; and ->ath each side. 21 Navealnk Ave., ESTATE OF DOUGLAS A. YORKE, Mr. Williams was among 11 school meetings have been es- appointment. One parent and ducted Wednesday, Thursday E«at Keuubul'c. T87-7351. DECEASED cation. f "Berceuse," Wescott; "Caril- Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R, AI Selected from New Jersey to tablished prior to the opening the student must be present and Friday, Sept. 2 o 4, from *26.5O0-MIDDLETOWN — Three-bed- KINS. Surrogate of the County ot Mon- Although a hearing date has for registration. No registra- 8a.m. to3:30p.m. in the Cen- lon Fantasy," Couper; "Sara- room ranch, garase. Full, partially fin- mouth, this day made, on the appli- train in the pilot program of school on Thursday, Sept. bande," Handel-Gladics; "I ished. basementlM' pool. Wall-to-wall cation of the undersigned, Joanne H not been set, Mayor Cioffi which encompasses six major tions will be processed Sept. tral School principal's office. ccarpet. Air conditioner. Landscaped Yorke and Kenneth E. Yorke, the Exec 10. Love Thy Kingdom Lord," p roperty, 60x150. Price firm. No bro- utors of the estate of the said Douglas said he will contact PUC offi- cities throughout the country. 8,9, or 10. Pre-primary youngsters will k ers. Call 741-3710 after 5. ____ A. Yorke deceased, notice Is hereb3 Tuesday, Sept. 8, has been Williams-Scoggins; "Joyful, given to the creditors of said de- cials Monday to become aw. The objective of the Postal The Monmouth Regional be registered Tuesday, Sept. SAYREVILLE — Distinctive lovely ceased to present to the said Exec- established as orientation day Joyful, We Adore Thee," home In seat residential area. Three utors their claims under oath within six are of the planned session. Academy Program is to pror 8, at 9 a.m. in that school's bedrooms, modern kitchen, dining months from this date. . for new students and fresh- High School District enrolls Beethoven, and "Now on room, fenced-in yard with patio and Bated: August 14th, 1970 Calling on state officials to vide upward .mobility into col- nurse's office. Land and Sea Descending,.*' pool. All this for 537,900. JOANNE H. YORKE view the plight of the subur- men. There wil be a meeting students in the ninth through BOB 8HELD0N AGENCY 35 Shrewsbury Drive leges, business and govern- in the boys' gymnasium at Incoming ninth grade pupils Bortniansky. • 727-0400 Rumson. New Jersey ban commuter; the mayor 12th grades residing In Eaton- from Keyport and Union KENNETH E. YORKE ment for educationally dis- 12:30 p.m. that day to ac- NEW SHREWSBURY — 3 or 4 bed- Skyridge Road called for the protection of advantaged youth and under- townn, New Shrewsbury, Pastor David L. Fish wl}l rooms, eat-in kitchen, full basement, Greenwich, Connecticut quaint new students to the VA or FHA financing arranged for qual- Executors the availability of trans- employed postal workers Shrewsbury Township and on preach on the subject, "j\ ified buyer. 119.500. 741-3a57, 741-6565. Messrs. Lum, Biunno & Tompkini school. The meeting will be World Hunger Vml Caji LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch. 550 Broad Street portation for shore area wage through educational units, us- Ft.Monmouth property. College Head Finished basement. Extras. $27,500. Call Newark, New Jersey conducted by Miss Charlotte Feel!" and will be assisted In 7«-1556 Attorneys earners. ing Post Office Department ug^ 21._» _ _ $14.00 M. Hohenstein, vice principal Graduates of local elementa- conducting the worship ser- NEW SHREWSBURY — 3 or 4 bed. resources. To Be Guest rooms, eat-ln kitchen, full basement. in charge of personnel ser- ry schools and returning up- vice by John H. Peters of VA or FHA financing arranged for qual- NOTICE LINCROFT - Dr. James T. ified buyer. $19,500. 741-3656. COUNTY OF MOVMOUTH Training for the program vices. Monmouth Beach, a senior |t STATE OF NEW JERSEY Shumack Joins perclassmen were registered Jeremiah, president of Cedar- KEANSBURG — Two -bedrooms, and Notice is hereby given that sealed bids focused upon instruction in Teachers new to the district • Syracuse University who fs porch, completely paneled. S25O0, as- will be received by the Board of Chosen human relations-stress and last spring. Only those new to ville (Ohio) College, will Rume mortgage. 495-0406 after 4 p.m. Freeholders of the County of Monmouth Conover Agency will take part in a three-day serving as assistant pastor RUMSON RANCH — Three bedrooms, far Cleaning and Painting Bridge no. 0 endurance and teacher train- •orientation program Aug. 26, the district should register at speak at Calvary Baptist during August, The public fe two baths, living room, kitchen, large 29 Pleasure Bay Bridge, over Branch. ALLENHURST - John C. recreation room, laundry room and ga. " o r t Creek, Monmouth Boulevard ing. 27, and 28. They will be ac the above times. Church, West Front St. during welcome to attend. rage. Centrally located. Walking dis- County Route #33) between the Conover, president of the Borough of Ocean port and the City ot q u a i n t e d with the school Sunday's worship service at tance to schools. Call M2-1950. Long Branch, Monmouth County, New John C. Conover Agency, 300 OAKHURST — Two-bedroom ranch. Jersey, and opened and read in public in through meetings^ and con- 11 a.m. Excellent condition. Fenced-ln yard. the Hall of Records, Main Street, Free- Main St., has announced the Two Get Fort FUN FESTIVAL Quails' Talk Oversized attached garage. Quiet street, hold, New Jersey on Tuesday, Septem- sultation with department Cedarville College is a good for children. »22.7O0! 228-1580. ber i, 1970 at 2:00 o'clock, p.m., Pre. appointment of Greg Shu- BELFORD - The Mary- " illlng Time. chairmen. On Sept. 8 and 9 Christian liberal arts college LINCROFT RANCH — »26.900 mack to his staff. Job Citations For Jaycees Attractive three-bedroom ranch on love- Specifications and form of bid, con- the entire faculty will meet Martha Circle of Belford with an enrollment of about ly well-treed and landscaped lot. The tract and oond for the proposed work, FT. MONMOUTH - Mrs. extras include such things as aluminum prepared by Henry Nev, County Engi- Mr. Shumack, a life and for the first of two profes- United Methodist Church will 900 students. The college is LONG BRANCH - Alexis elding, full finished basement, many neer, have been filed In the office of health insurance specialist, MildredU. Bennett, Middle- Tucci, president of the Long more.* Convenient to Parkway. For ap- raid Engineer at #1 La:iêltc Place. sional days at 8 a.m. in the sponsor its annual "Fun Fes- approved by the General As- pointment call THE KIRWIN CO., 787- reehola, N..J., and may be Inspected attended Rutgers University town, and Mrs. Hedy R. Da- 6600. _ iy: prospective bidders during business multi-purpose room. Norman sociation of Regular Baptist Branch Jaycees, has an- lours. Bidders will be furnished with a in Newark, and completed ley, Long Branch, have re- tival" Saturday, Aug. 29, copy of the specification*, by the Engl< J. Field, president- of the Churches and certified by the nounced that Walter Quails neer, upon propernotice. several advanced under- ceived job performance cita- from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the LOTS AND ACREAGE Bids must be made on standard pro- Board of Education, will state of Ohio to train both ele- will speak to the Jaycees posal forms in the manner designated writing courses in life and tions from Col. Chester 4. church parking lot, Campbell Wednesday at the Friendljr MONMOUTH BEACH — Lot 128'x251\ therein and required by the specifica- greet the faculty. m e n t a r y and secondary cross street to Atlantic Ocean, S11.000. tions; must be enclosed In sealed enve- health insurance. He served Myers, director of the Depart- Ave. and Church St. Rain Cafe at 8 p.m. Call today lopes bearing the name and address of ment of Non-resident Instruc- Registration for new stu- teachers. the bidder and name of the work on the as a field supervisor with the date is Saturday, Sept. 19. Mr. Quails is executive di; 842-1492 outside; addressed to the Board of Cho- tion at the Army Signal dents will continue tiirough Dr. Jeremiah is a well-re- SWEENEY AGENCY. Realtors sen Freeholders of the County of Mon- life Insurance Company of rector of the Newark Person; 1034 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright mouth and must be accompanied by the School, here. ceived preacher among evan- rToIlowlng: North America. Prior to that BUILDING LOT — VA Acre, wooded. gelical Protestants. He is a al Loan Department, associ- 1. AN AGREEMENT OF SURETY he was associated with the Mrs. Bennett, whose cita- Marlboro. J6.500. Principals only. 264- (CONSENT OF SURETY* ISSUED popular speaker with college ated with the state depart, 6710. BY A REPUTABLE INSURANCE Metropolitan Life Insurance tion for outstanding perform- 1 THREE LOTS — In Port Monmouth. COMPANY CERTIFYING TO 1HK and church audiences alike. ment of Community Affairs. 25x100 each. Price $2,800 total. Phone FACT THAT IF THE BIDDER IS Company, and has experience ance was accompanied by a He has been associated with 739-0264 after 6:30 p.m. SUCCESSFUL, A SURETY BOND Visitors are invited to attend. WILL BE FILED FOR THE PER- in pension plans, profit shar- salary step increase, is chief BUILDING LOT — Wooded. 52x135. Lo- FORMANCE OF THE CONTRACT the sta*e department of Com. cated In Fair Haven. Call AND THAT IN THE EVENT OK ing plans and estate planning. of the Processing Branch, 741-7686 • THE FAILURE OF THE BIDDER munity Affairs since 1968, and TO ENTER INTO THE CONTRACT Mr. Shumack resides in Gar- Correspondence Study Divi- has been a model cities field WOODED LOT — 120'X100'. Choice MI1- AND GIVE SUCH BOND, THAT Church Plans dletown area. Call 566-2941 for further THE INSURANCE COMPANY field. sion. A graduate of Keyport representative. Information. SHALL PAY TO THE COUNTY OK NORTH LONG BRANCH — Approxi- MONMOUTH THE L'lFFERENCE High School and Belle Isle mately 100x100 for one or two-family BETWEEN THE AMOUNT ijPfcCJ Garage Sale Mr. Quails was the coor- house. All utilities and sewers: Good lo. FIED IN SAID BID AND THK Business College, West Palm dinator and part designer of cation. Asking S6OO0. Call 747-3866 after AMOUNT FOR WHICH 'IHE Dean of Students CLIFFWOOD BEACH - COUNTY OF M0NM0U1H MAY Beach, Fla., she resides at 50 Trooper Youth Week, a pro- CONTRACT WITH ANOTHER Statesir Place. B a y v i e w Presbyterian PARTY TO PERFORM THE To Preach Sunday gram for juniors in high WORK COVERED BY SAID BID, Church, Greenwood Ave. and COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IF THE LATTER AMOUNT BE IN MATAWAN - The Rev. Mrs. Daley, chief clerk of West Concourse, will hold its school who have or may have EXCESS OF THE FORMER. David O. Roberts will be NEW CINDER BLOCK BUILDING — 2. A CEnTIFIED CHECK. DRAWN the Correspondence Study Di- first annual outdoor garage an Interest in becoming a With city sewers and water. 100x100. 12' TO THE ORDER AF THE "MON- guest preacher Sunday at the vision, was presented a sus- ceilings. Immediate occupancy. HAK- MOUTH COUNTY TREASURER" sale Saturday, Sept. 26, from state trooper. OLD'-LINDEMANN, Broker, Eaton- IN AN AMOUNT NOT LESS THAN First Presbyterian Church. A tained superior performance town. 542-1103. 10% OF THE AMOUNT BID, EX- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain date is Mr. Quails was president of FOR SALE OR RENT — Little Silver. CEPT THAT AMOUNT OF native of Wilkes-Barre, Pa., citation; with cash award. A Saturday, Oct. 10. Local 434, ICWU, and was for- 3600 sq. ft. building. 333 Prospect Ave. CHECK NEED NOT EXCEED 747-2690. $20,000.00. he is assistant professor of re- native of Vienna, Austria, she Persons wishing to sell bric- merly associated with the and be delivered at the place and on the PAIR HAVEN — Antique Colonial In hour above named. The standard pro- ligion and dean of students lives at 384 Pacific St. a-brac and other items may Agrico Chemical Company as village lection. Seven rooms, I>^ baths. posal forma will he furnished upon ap- at Bloomfield College. Ample parking for offices or shops. llration to the County Engineer. rent space by contacting Car- chief chemical technician. Asking $30,150 Call 741-7686 or 222- The right la reserved to reject any or He received the bachelor of 0441. -11 bldn R deemed to the interest o[ the Lord's Prayer lyle Close, 53 St. Joseph's County of Monmouth so to do. arts degree from Bloomfield Ter., or Gus Gerding, 18 Mid- By order of the Board of Chosen Free- School Election REAL ESTATE WANTED holders of the County of Monmouth. College, bachelor of divinity dlesex Blvd. Sellers must sup- JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Director Series Theme WILLIAM L. ULRICH. Clerk degree from Bloomfield Theo- ply their own tables. ' COLTS. NECK-HOLM DEL Aug. 21 t20.no logical Seminary and com- RED BANK - Brigadier Vote Urged We have ready qualified buyers, to Walter Murdoch of the Salva- D e a d 1 i n e for reserving tar fast efficient service, call J_ D. p 1 e t e d graduate work at MIDDLETOWN - The ROCHE, Realtor, Rt. 34, Coll« Nock. tion Army, Red Bank Corps, space is Saturday, Sept. 19. 462-2741. Member Multiple Llstlnc Ser- Teachers College, Columbia League of Women Voters has vice. ;., : University. Chapman College, is conducting a series of ser- urged all residents not to for- BUYERS WAITING Orange, Calif., conferred mons based on The Lord's Set Vacation Edible feit their right to vote in the TOT home*, estates, far ma, acreage • Prayer. special school construction •waterfronts, businesses. Industrial tnd upon him the honorary degree School Next Week business properties- ol doctor of divinity. The public is invited to at- referendum Oct. 13. RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor tend the Sunday meetings. NEW SHREWSBURY - The last day for registra- "Our 62nd Year" Dr. Roberts served seven The Monmouth Church of MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE years as pastor of the Madi- This Sunday, the subject tion in order to vote in this \ Brnhrr. 220-7188- ceived the Outstanding Citi- The corps headquarters, Registration hours in Town-; "TMj paint wt got in The Daily 1 on Sunday night, Aug. 30. The •JN~~jr~m"-ifRY TO SELL?- we Buy zen Award during his min- Seated at terminal is Jeanne Ryan of Long Branch, ship Hall are from 9 a.tn. un-i homir Tor top dollar. ABk for Bob or egister Want Adi even makei you where the meetings are held,' theme will be "God Cares for til 4:30 p.m. Monday through^ Shrl. BOB T6IIELDON AGENCY. JOT- ook a lot bettorl" istry in Paterson. is at 20 Riverside Ave. fystems analyst. (Register Staff Photo) 7S0O. Me." Everyone is invited. Friday. fe t 1 •V • .. \ •THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK• MDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 13 6 Bird'is beik 30Summ*riz*: peanuts Children's Letters to God 7 Deceiver aftbr, Puzzle 8 Guide 31 StiJrt 33 Frosting NOTHING, CHAKLIE BROWN, By A. Crosby Downs 9 Tailess I HAVEAF££UN6THKE'5 34 Zany orHiNSftrAL NOTHING,, I $UK5..NOTHIN$5..NOHIN66 AT amphibian S0METHIN6 WRONG WriH IT.. ACROSS 39 Suffix-form- 10 Not common 36 Start: prtf. AU....NOTMlM6.NOIHIN6bfl" ing agent 37Dixieand: ALL«.NOTHING...NCmiNe 1 OK until 11 Eras 40 A chart is — 13 Contention init. annulled: in 35-A 42 "The Hub", init. 41 Build expected — 43 Alone 4 Practices a 42 Fur scarf 15 See 13-D 45 Japanese reducing 43 Watery 17 Long time: immigrant diet wastes var. 46 Aim 9 Monk's title 44 Heavenly 21 Abatement 47 Actual being 12 Semite hunter K>CdL> 23 Ardent 48 Bites 14 Reich 46 Hawaiian affection 49 Superfluity president: food 24 Swiftly 50 Rouse 1919-25 47Cover with 25 Truman's 51 Corded WELL, IS THERE ) 15 Boast polish THE OOINT VJ 50 Sun rooms birthplace fabrics S>OU < ACCOSS THE STREET/I 16 Very active 52 Angers 18 Times past 54 Fodder 26 "The Village RECOMMEND? storage Queen" 53 Affirmative WMedium- votes sized sofas 55 Pens, paper, 27 Afternoon ink, etc. reception ?6 Chemical 20 Mammals' suffix coats 57 Goad 29 Cottonwood 22 Not cold 58 Chemical Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 23 Polynesian dye loin cloth 59 Graf — 24 Foreign 60 Superlative 27 Light brown suffix rarart nnran Rnranra 28 Nicholas and 61 Destitute of nnnn nnmrc Ivan power IUBBBBD DLJ13O LJLJfci 32 Role 62 The draft: DCIODG BBHDIJ EEtiJ 33 Hawaiian init. King Fctuie» Sjmdk»tc Inc., 1970. screwpines DOWN nnn nnnnn nmmp.ni Mary Worth 34 Small seed 1 Chatters rnnn rrann nnnnnn 2 Faithful nnnm ninnn : THIS ONE K YOURS, BUT YOU NEED 50 WE.U HOLD CIAS5E5 IN W MOME! 35 Periodic 13L3UL3U DC1UU V>JU KR.I5S!—VQU AND TRAD WHAT BROADWAY —JUST PICTURE THE PUBUCrry!— yacht 3THrow M ALWAV5 SKEPTICAL Of \TAIKED ABOUTOPEN NG CAU5A"5CHIiCK!" "CASHE COLLEGE OF DRAMATIC ART" competition 4 Harass RIGHT? — "SHAKESPEARE IN THE VOUR'MARVELOUS IDEAS", J \ A DRAMA SCHOOL!- 38 Kind of 5 Down with: ORIGINAL 5ETTINGS!"«.''C0ME. ISTRALDATl Fr. tooth AND LEARN INCAMELOTf COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY\ FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Opposingforces will make choices difficult, yet you can make spectacular gains if you define your goals and pursue them determinedly. ARIES ^ LIBRA March 21-April 20 Sept.2MJct.22 Your own needs will Others won't aid you conflict with those of now. This is time to people around you. Strive for do it yourself-or not do it at good-natured compromise. all. Andy Capp v TAURUS SCORPIO Oct.23-Nov.21 SWITCH OVER F'ME,PET /TH4TCAUSFORA PERSONAL. Leave HEALTH. Things - THERE'S ATHLETICS & VERY SARCASTIC yourself open to intui- wont be going just ON THE OTHER .REMARK, BUT tion. New insights are possible; your w»y, but fretting won't you may even have psychic help. In fact, you could bring CHANNEL 1C> experience. on emotional illness.

GEMINI SAGITTARIUS tMay21-June20 'Nov.22-Dec.20 There may be news ROMANCE. Good that portends funda- day for attending to mental change in your life. If mpractical matters connected message is not spelled out, with romance, like making watch for hints. future plans or arrangements,

CANCER CAPRICORN »-2f June21-July21 Dec21-J«n.l9 Disappointments aie t Speculation of any likely, but will pass if kind is not favored. The Wizard of Id you hold firmly to your basic You'll make most progress by Bridge Advice goals and refuse to be dis- being conservative and careful couraged. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD AQUARIUS Soofll dealer B£EN COLLATERAL f A certain kind of bird has a N OF- J«n.20-Feb.l8 \U5CAL. BANK. SOCIAL LIFE. Do way of leading hunters astray NOKIA FIREARMS IM A PUBUC yg Emotional pressures what you can to help when they get too dose to her • 055* ESTABUSUfA&NT. troubled friends even if it's <3 AJ could come from nest. She flutters along the several directions. Stay as calm burden to you. Appreciation O A7545 as you can and avoid making Will be great. ground as though she had a + 152 decisions, J . broken wing, always getting WEST EAST ' PISCES ""' farther away from the nest. 4 107«32 • KJ98 VIRGO Feb. 19-March 20 OQ10982 st covered slam than this one, you can't The Phantom with the kins, naturally you SENT TULAMA? THAtS PRINCE WHY ME? I'M NOT PUE enough, and Kantar won with complain about your slam TO TRAVEL NOW, WAT'S DIANA PALMER FOR WE, BULAR'S COUNTR/? the ace. bidding. n-THE ONE PRINCE BOSS 'BULAR IS DOCTOR? VES. WE'RE Now Kantar drew two DAILY QUESTION CWILP T^SHE TURNEP . SENDING A rounds of trumps and led the As dealer, you hold: S - K ABOUT, J MM DOWN? MEDICAL MISSION THERE. HIGH TIME. king of clubs to force but the J98H-K64JD — 8IC — IT'S A PtAGUE ace. SPOT. A10 9. What do you say? East had to guess whether Answer: Pass. The hand Is to try to cash the king of not quite worth an opening hearts or the jack of spades. YES,PIANA. East really had to oe an aw- bid. You. would bid if your GET YOUR ful fish to try the jack of jack of spades were the queen SHOTS AND PACK, you spades, but this was a world or if your six of hearts or LEAVE HIS EMBASSY championship and he actually your ten of clubs were the TOMORROW, FILED A SPECIAL did lead the spade instead of REQUEST FOR you FOR TULANA. * Wmm GET AIE A easy BRJIHER. SO I mm the heart. jack. In other words, you Kantar kept a stnight face need one other point in one of OUT AND GOT ONE ! as he ruffed the jack of your strong suits. Beetle Bailey

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Hi and Lois Pogo DUMMY/WHEN ARE > # CANUCK MXI 60IH6 TO LEARN IF' I CLEAN UP HWV PW6CAN TO CAitH HIM. ROOM REAL SOOD, CAN I STAY UP AMD WATCH THE MOVIE WITH 'CHIP TDNI6HT? 24 s -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLEIOWN, N. ].: FRIDAY, AtGUST 21, 1970 Wegtern Union Premier Slates Tour Local Securities Annual Flea Market At Allaire Saturday LONDON (AP) — Cnou En- To ffij* 1,500 A M n ' t . . z , J» -+ a a '• a .» 1.4. am* atuamm. ' I ^^ lal, Communist China's pre- Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 ALLAIRE - On Saturday, twice annually and is for the contributions for its activities. south grounds. mier, will visit Tanzania and j NEW YGBK — The West-,, p.m. yesterday front NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- Allaire's eighth annual Flea benefit of the Historic Howell During the Flea Market, all Allaire State park is four Zambia in October, the Brit-1 up, markdown or ^commission. era Union Telegraph Com- Market will be held from 10 Works restoration program. village buildings will be open miles east of Farmlngdale on ish Broadcasting Corp. re-f pany has launched the most ajn. to 5 p.m. in Allaire State The program is providing an and operating including the ported. BANKS County Rt. 524. extensive employe recruiting Park. More than 120 partici- educational opportunity for blacksmith shop, the bakery- pants will be there, offering campaign in its 120-year his- Div. Bid Asked people to see how early nine- museum, the general store, 2.50 120 for sale everything from au- teenth century industry oper- carpenter shop, carriage tory. Belmar-Wall National Central Jersey Bank (xx) . .40 15% thentic antiques to just plain ated and how the people of house, and post office. Food The company will hire (x) 16V4 Farmers & Merchants (XX) junk. that era lived. The restoration service is available both at about 1,500 technicians, re- (x) .06 5 6 First Merch. Nat'l Bank (XX) effort, carried on by the non- the snack bar in the visitor's pairmen, clerks, dispatchers (x) .40 H'/2 12*4 There are two schools of 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River and other personnel to handle (x) (xx) .76 45V4 thought as to the origin of the profit Deserted Village Corpo- center and the snack trailer First State Ocean County (x) (XX) 18 20 term "Flea Market." One is ration, depends upon public adjacent to the Flea Market operations of the nationwide SPEND SOME DAVS IN THE CLEAN, CLEAR, Teletypewriter Exchange Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 • 45 that the original markets, E AND PURE BRISK AIR OF THE POCONOS- (TWX) service which West- Middle-town Banking Co. 16Vi 18 hundreds of years ago, were BEAUTIFUL FALL FOLIAGE-RESERVE tyOW! Monmouth Cty Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx).20 6% ern Union purchased from Hie 7i/4 flea-ridden. The other is that MIMM MUr MlU M4f. • St-, N. J. National Bank - it liriitt h UmUM At- RATESPERPERSQN- » Bell System and will begin op- 1.80 37 3814 the term evolved from the • • n atf MHraM CUtww Ocean County National (xx) 2.00 40 ... atf OUTDOOR MOLS— erating early next year. The (x) problems faced by the French •ATH • NIM HIM M> From$18£0 Daily Peoples Nat'l Bk. of Mon. (xx) " M *W • UM new employes will operate (x) .40 20 Hugenots who from time to . fiat tunn-Sffx rrtntt UM-MatMt «x $10Bto$175Vteekly and maintain TWX, and per- Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 6.00 150 time were forced to "flee" • •krclii • MMMI • TM- VHMyMI • SMMtt* • Double Occupancy-i form all other business func- Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) (XX) .50 47 their homes and in so doing • • Mink U tions relating to the service. (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock . (xxx) Declared or Paid tried to sell all the posses- " • - NH • DANCim mi DIHN1R ALL RAT! sions they could not carry SIC NITILY-WITH TOP-NOTCH INDUSTRIAL WOADWAY HO0« SHOWS! INCLUDE MEALS. ' with them. James P. Allaire, ACCOMMODATIONS DILUXI ACTIVITIES & FACILITIES! Aerological Research 2*4 314 after whom Allaire State Alkon Industries BEeftveoyy« 1*4 2*4 Park is named, was of French Atlantic Appliance Co. Inc. Mothers know boys' shapes aren't always what 2*4 . Huguenot descent. Brockway VA manufacturers think. Natelsons alters free. 24% Buck Engineering- 24% The Flea Market is held mRnMifiiwNm^ N.Y.C. OlflECT WIRE, fill) 732-0374 m. 13*4 IN-DOOR OR OUT Electronic Associates 12*4 4 CARPETING, Electronic Assistance • 3% l 4 Foodarama 37s Interdata 11% 11*4 International Components Corp. 4*4 4% King James Extended Care 3 4 Laird 2 2H Metallurgical International 7 9 Monmouth Airlines „ 6 7 Monmouth Capital 1*4 Monmouth Electric % 6 Monmouth Park 11 1*4 N. J. Natural Gas : 16*4 11% • Polio. Rowan Controller 16% Kitchen. 2*4- The next Dm Servomation : 13 VA Southern Container Corp. • 4*i • Weather • •«. Proof Spiral Metal 5% 6*4 • Olefin U. S. Homes 23*4 23% fiber United Telecontrol Electronics 2 2*4 • * solid Walter Reade-Sterling 3*4 colon Winslow TeL " PhoM m 542-21 SO Atlantic Highlands Police SHOP AT HOME SERVICE 30 days Phone Wards te SM coler twatciwi.1 Aik about professional Inslollotkm' urvlcts. Arrest 2 Entry Suspects Monmoufh Shopping Center ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Police Chief James J. Egidio Earonrown Circle the jbe^t opportunity of the whole year Two men have been airested reported. Open 9:30 A.M. 'HI 9:30 P.M. ' in connection with separate break ins of local homes, Louis Iungerick, 33, of Philadelphia is charged with breaking into the home of his to improve your lawn. Here's fitf... sister, Mrs. Michele Schoifl- ing, at 57 Seventh Ave. last MARINE VIEW SAVINGS weekend. . . .Gives You More The home was allegedly ransacked, but nothing is be- The few weeks of late summer and early naturally right time to make real lawn for your lieved taken. The suspect was fall are by far the best opportunity to up- progress. And this fall Scbqs helps put lodged in the Monmouth Coun- MONEY ty jail in lieu of $1,000 bail. He grade your lawn..Days are growing short- with special savings on f fertilizer antlifftss was arrested by Sgt. William er.fDews are heavier. The soil becomes seed during their 100th Anniversary Sate. McLaughlin and Patrolman Robert Desmond. cooler as nights grow longer. It's the It's truly a "once-sPyear" opportunity to Ronald Grogan, 26, of Rt. one time of year when Mother Nature has make real lawn improvement and save 36, Belford, was arrested all the odds stacked in your favor — the money too. Tuesday by Sgt. Samuel A. Guzzi for breaking, entering and larceny in the William Gillen home at 38*4 South Ave. June 4. Jewelry and a small ... Earnings Paid From amount of cash were taken in the break in. Mr. Grogan was Day of Deposit re Day of arrested hi the county jail, Withdrawal On All Regular where he is being held on Passbook Savings Accounts* charges from other municipalities. 'Providing a $50 balance it maintained until quarter end. Also on Tuesday Martin Do- herty, 52, of Old Bridge was TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS- arrested on First Ave. by Pa- OTHER SAVINGS PUNS ARE AVAILABLE... trolman Frederick Hogan on a charge of auto theft and ut- GOLDEN ANCHOR ''//4 GOLDEN PASSIOOK tering worthless checks. CERTIFICATE 5•l ACCOUNT He has been released in STERLING ANCHOR % SPECIAL CONVENIENCE $2,600 bail pending a hearing CERTIFICATE 5 ACCOUNT Monday. 4Vi% REGULAR PASSIOOK ACCOUNTS Airline Fares Raised Anchor Your Savings to . . . MANILA (AP) - The Phil- ippine Civil Aeronautics Turf Builder Windsor Turf Builder MARINE VIEW Board has authorized fare in- art LOAM creases of 30 per cent for the Applied now, Scotts famous The sun-loving grass. 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THE BRIGHT ACRE LONG BRANCH 47 Leonardville Rd. Broad & Queen Anne Drive MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. FREEHOLD KEYPORT HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDOLETOWN THE VILLAGE GARDEN MONMOUTH BUILDING NORTHWOOD LUMBER CO. JOHN GUIRE CO. GALE'S HARDWARE CO. CENTER CENTER Hwy. 9 741-5060 — 776-6600 . 24 W. Front St. 117 Brighton Ave. 24 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. 777 Shrewsbury Ave. F^KEGISFER FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 • Television Books • Movies Theater Yvmr Weekend 3iagnzine • Dining Out Comment • Hobbies Music Would Bridge Music By CAROL JACOBSON to bridge the gap. turned to a strictly classical ing another rock group, The steal music, a hatred of the HOLM DEL — Music, split One night last week he performance playing Rach- Band? white man . . . everything today into distinct camps of shared a program with Isaac maninoff's Piano Concerto "It doesn't matter. Any mu- they thought I stood for ... rock, pop, folk and classical, Hayes, a popular rock musi- No. 2. sic is aU right, even pop," he and came together around a has a vague chance of joining cian. Mr. Hollander played After his Arts Center per- answered. little beat-up piano. And we forces, Lorin Hollander, the and conducted a program of formance, Mr. Hollander was This Sunday's New York talked. , 24-year-old piano virtuoso, Bach, Pachelbel, Vivaldi and exhilarated, chatting in his Timers entertainment section "We got into the most ex- vho was a recent guest per- Prokofieff in the Hollywood dressing room and concerned carried an article adapted traordinary metaphysical dia- former at the Garden State Bowl before flying east for his that the piano hadn't been from a speech the artist gave lectic that you can possibly Arts Center with the New performance here. he%rd above the symphony. recently at the Music Educa- imagine. These kids had * York Philharmonic, is trying On two other nights he re- He willingly answered a few tors National Conference. The feeling of being, they fett questions. complete text was printed in themselves connected to their How does it feel playing the May issue of the Music friends and to man in gener- the familiar Concerto that's Educator's Journal. al." been played so often and In it Mr. Hollander said ... He finally answered a chal- transposed into a semi-classic •'Music is music. Music is lenge from one boy who ques- piece? sound, whether it's The- tioned his playing someone, "When I tire of it, when I tonious Monk or Mick Jagger else's music. "He and I jam- can't.feel the emotion of a or Ludwig van Beethoven. med, It blew my mind. These piece anymore, I'll stop play- These people took sound and kids are extraordinary." ing it," he said. He added they ordered it. That is the The confrontation was film- that his repertoire was large definition of music." ed and played on Channel 13 and varied and that when he His plea concerned the edu- last winter' and it was ex- comes to this romantic Rus- cation of young children, par- traordinary—something like sian piece, it's still fresh. ticularly ones in urban core music in the abstract. As he leaned over the piano areas, where he feels tradi- Two years ago, he said, he to play during the perform- tional forms of education are had worked on a living the- ance, his large hands tenderly obsolete. He feels they must ater program in Dayton, played the keys in the first be introduced to sound, ex- Ohio, for one week and still movement, slowly building up perimentation, and hope, not walks into a class room .: the crescendo in the adagio just "abominable music ap- anonymously just to talk' and firmly, confidently ending preciation courses." about music. with the allegro seherzando. His desire to communicate, On Feb. 23, 1969, Mr. Hol- He surely hadn't tired of it he said, took him into a Phila- lander played a concert at yet. delphia ghetto where he FiUmore East, in New York, Lorin Hollander How does it feel following talked to 20 youngsters who the place where rock groups Jams Joplin here and preced- "expressed a disdain for das- play to dedicated groups of music lovers, playing Bach, Prokofieff, Debussy, his own 'Toccata," and a piece called A 'Mostly Mozart' Festival "Up Against the Wall." ft was a huge success. By ALVIN KRASS composer and a select few of had been composed by The Julius Rudel, who conducts WiU there be any Fillmore NEW YORK - Philharmon- his contemporaries. master, while later Haydn fol- the New York City Opera Easts? ic Hall at Lincoln Center was Mozart viewed himself as a lowed Mozart's newly devel- Company, among other as- "I don't know. Saturday's the setting for a concert by a composer of opera, and only oped skills relating to in- signments, is tuned to the mu- program at the Center will group .of music masters who incidentally as one interested strumentation and greater sic and to this orchestra. As a finish the summer season for' are among the greatest now in either orchestral works or range of emotional ex- result, as might be expected, me and I will open in Newark demonstrating their gifts. concerti. Yet the enormous pression. their performance together with a recital next season." "Mostly Mozart Festival" volume of his work and the The program last Friday reflected their appreciation speed with which he could and Saturday night included for one another's profes- Although there were some Is the name of the series of younger people in the .au- concerts offered through Au- compose have probably never the Haydn Symphony No. 67 sionalism, Conductor and or- been matched. He began com- chestra put the music first, dience Wednesday evening, it gust and featuring guest con- in F major; Mozart's Con- wasn't visible yet that New ductors, soloists and smaller posing at the ripe age of 10 certo No. 17 for Piano and Or- presenting a balanced sound that was truly Mozartian. Mr. Jersey youth had discovered ensembles characterized by and died at 35, leaving a li- chestra in G major; the Mr. .Hollander. But that's un- the highest standards of musi- brary which musicians never Haydn Trumpet Concerto in Rudel's major contribution consisted of skillfully guiding derstandable since this was a cianship. tire of. His depth of emotional E-flat major; and Mozart's traditional program of clas- The members of the New expression, reflected his trou- Symphony No. 40 in G minor, the orchestra while accom- sical music. York Chamber Orchestra are bled yet productive life. Which as a later work has the panying the two soloists of the free-lance musicians and Haydn Student Kochel listing of 550, as that evening. What Mr, Hollander has members of other groups who He studied with Haydn who number of known and identi- Hans Richter-Haaser has learned since the age of five, join together during this became an ardent admirer of fied serious productions, at been concerning in the brought up in a world dedi- month and present programs the young genius, and in fact least, had been composed pre- United States since 1959, and cated to nurturing his talent, by their obviously favorite early Mozart sounds as if it viously. (See Mozart, Page 2) (his father was concertmaster at NBC) might be the key for understanding the drastic changes in music. •' Civic Chorus to Begin Its 21st Year Sept. 8 He might be able to prove, as the center did this week, LITTLE SILVER — When ing with high school seniors, background for the concert were elected to head the that there is enough room for the Monmoutti Civic Chorus with special emphasis on te- version of "Porgy and Bess," chorus during the coming gathers for its first rehearsal year: Mrs. Wesley Crozier, a variety of music. Attend- nors and basses. Non-singing as part of an all-Gershwin ance records were broken for of the 1970-71 season, Sept. 8 members are also needed in Fair Haven, president; Paul program. This season also Saunders, Freehold, vice pop as well as classical perat 8:15 p.m., it will mark the the many related areas of beginning of the 21st year for saw the inception of the Mon- president; Mrs. Fred Wikoff, formances. the well known choral group. stage and concert production. mouth Civic Chorus Chil- Red Bank, secretary; Rich- Perhaps a future goal for Auditions for new members The 1969-70 season will dren's Choir. This group per- ard Morris, New Shrewsbury, center officials — and they will be held on two Sunday af- come to a close when the formed at auditorium pro- treasurer. must be credited with trying ternoons, Aug. 30 and Sept. chorus appears with the New grams in local schools which Anyone interested in joining to entertain, often at impos- 13, at 2:30 p.m., at Embury Jersey Symphony Orchestra do not have a full music pro- the chorus or participating in sible risks, the diverse population ~- would be to bring a Methodist Church, Church St., in two performances at the gram and sang Christmas ca- any capacity with She group Little Silver, where regular Garden State Arts Center, rols in area hospitals during repeat performance of Fill- weekly rehearsals will be Aug. 26 and 29, and one in the holiday season. ; should contact the president more East here with Mr. Hot- held throughout the year. Au- Bellmore, N.Y., on Aug. 28, At (tie annual business of the chorus, Mrs. Crozier, lander playing the leading ditte su* open to all, start* They will famish tbe choral meeting the following officers or secretary, Mrs. Wikoff. role. Use Woodlands Death Penalty Pushed Three New Dances GUATEMALA (AP)-~ The 1 As Classroom Guatemalan Congress has revised the country's penal code RED BANK•>- Students in to provide for levying the On Moiseyev Bill Red Bank?s summer enrich- death penalty against kidnap- ment program are using the ers whose victim dies while &> HOLMDEL - An Italian dance, and the "Dance of the folk dance will be among the Buffoons," set to music from parks and woodlands of Mon- in their hands and rapists three new numbers to be fea- R i m s k y-Korsakov's opera, mouth County as a classroom. who assault children under 10 tured by the Moiseyev Dance "The Snow Maiden." They are involved with identi- years of age. Company during its week-long Among the popular num- fying the plants, insects and ' FRIDAY •••. •c engagement, Sept. 8-12, at Lhe bers from past tours are Garden State Arts Center. "Suite of Old Russian Danc- animals of their environment. The entire company of 100 es," "Yorochka," "Zhok/r The program, which is Russian dancers will dance "Old City Quadrille," "Parti- the "Sicilian Tarantella" at sans," "Gypsies," "Gopak," sponsored by the Red Bank the center on the Garden and the unique "Two Boys in SAL'S Board of Education, is de- State Parkway. a Fight." signed for talented, highly Members will also perform Choreography for all of the "Gaucho," an Argentine dances is by Igor Moiseyev. motivated pupils. 1 It also includes courses in DAVE BREWER, who oper- CLAM Talent Show Slated at Fair mathematics, fine arts, creat- ates a drum studio at 7 Broad St., Red Bank, will ;NEW SHREWSBURY - 16 to 20. Deadline for appli- j v e communications and The entertainment committee cations is Aug. 10. Applicants speed reading. appear witfi the Boston of the New Shrewsbury Coun- may file with either Mrs. Pops Sunday at 10 p.m. on BAR It will be in session through try Fair has begun accepting Robert Brandt,. Newman Channel 13. He *s percus- Springs Road, or Mrs. Wil- applications for this year's August 28 at the River Street sionist wM Gershon Kings- NOW OPEN talent show. The fair, an an- liam Placek, Tinton Falls, School. , nual community event, will be members of the entertain- ley's 1st Moog Quartet. 11 A.M. to 1 AX held Sept. 10 -12. ment committee. Except Monday, Clomj day off! €8 The talent contest is open to As in other years, there will If You're. Nor young amateur singers, dancers, musical groups and act- be a $25 first prize and a. $15 Mozart Festival A Clam Lover ors from Monmouth County in second prize for winning con- (Continued) instruments could play more Try One of These SpecioJs two age groups: 12 to 15, and testants in each age group. notes in the scale in the "upper has been identified as a musi- ranges than in the middle or * Friday cal craftsman, rather than lower ones. Mr. Weis played SPAGHETTI with: showman. His pianistic tech- them as if they were simple Red Ctas Saace nique seemed flawless and his tunes, while managing to add White tlom Saw* interpretation of the concerto Maffowa Seta* color and grace to the sound, was a highly moving one. His MinfcrojMi Sauce as well. LOW COST stlye of play encourages at- PEPPER & EGGS tention to the sound rather The orchestra and setting PASTA FAGIOLI than sight of the concert and are very worth traveling to LOBSTER SALAD was perfectly suited to the in- the city. The N.Y. Chamber * Saturday ••i m m tensely personal response Orchestra presented their and which Mozart seems to evoke my kind of musi

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Labor Day weekend pack- The committee on agricul- aging on Sept. 5 and 6 will ture of the New Jersey Bank- a. feature Chicago, Guess Who, INSPIRED PINK PANTHER — Limousine of the future will be on display at Mon- ers Association has arranged a- Rare* teartti, and Delaney, mouth Shopping Center, Eatortrown, rvext Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. a program to entertain bank- Bonnie and "Friends. Each of ers and their guests from all these shows plays at both 7:30 to 9 p.m. A highlight of the Car Show, which mil include the Bath Tub Car, the over New Jersey in honor of and 10 p.m. Sand Draggin and the Milk Truck, the vehicle is super-streamlined and well- Gov. Cahill. A reception and Tickets for the Septee at- stocked. luncheon will be held under tractions are on sale at the the Big Top with a special grandstand show to follow. Convention Hall box office, all i The bankers mule race and •3. Bamberger's stores, Ander- the milking contest are cu son Music Shop in Red Bank, Pink Panther Among among popular spectator "5 Harmony House Store in Ea- events. tontown, and all Ticketron locations in New Jersey and The New Jersey Chamber New York City. of Commerce will entertain Auto Show Attractions members and friends.with a barbecued chicken dinner af- FILMING NOVEL EATONTOWN - An au- partment and drives with the and has been acclaimed as ter the grandstand show. tomobile show will take place aid of an electronic rheostat NEW YORK (AP) - Co- R e i s n e r ' s most dynamic In addition there will be at the Monmouth Shopping mechanism which replaces achievement to date. Hmbia Pictures has con- Center starting Monday, harness racing, Including the cluded negotiations with Jer- the old-fashioned steering New Jersey State Champion- ry fokofsky and Irwin Kersh- when the noted Pink Panther, wheel. ship races for two-year-old ner for the filming of "Setting together with the Bath Tub Replacing the antiquated 'Olympics' pacers and liiree-year-old Free tiw Bears," to be di- Car, the Sand Draggin and rear-view mirror is a closed trotters for estimated purses rected by Kershner and pro- the Milk Truck, will be on ex- circuit television system with Net Record of $3,000 and $1,500, respec- duced by Tokofsky. Kershner hibition daily from 10 a.m. to a small screen on the dash in tively. There will also be sev- directed "Loving" for Colum- 9 p.m. through Saturday, Aug. the driver's compartment, as eral flat races. 29. well as a receiver in the pass- Turnout bia. The agricultural ingredient John Irving is writing the Never before has anyone enger "capsule." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS *- The Pink Panther was in- in Governor's Day will in- screenplay based on his wryly taken the automotive world so More than 350 borough chil- clude the morning judging of humorous novel* of two young completely by surprise than spired by the Pink Panther dren participated in the third cartoon series. It is one of the the 4-H dairy goat show. The revolutionaries—an American has Bob Reisner with the lat- annual Junior Olympics for afternoon schedule of 4-H act- and an Austrian—who avenge est addition to his fleet of Cal- most sought-after specialty the event'6 most successful show vehicles in the nation, ivities includes the fancy the grotesqueries of European ifornia show cars. A spectacu- turnout in track, field, swim- poultry show, invitational 4-H ming and diving competitions. history and the absurdity of lar feat of automotive inge- Attends College twirling competition, and 4-H modern existence by freeing nuity, the Pink Panther is an Overall championships in, rabbit show. all the animals in the Vienna experimental limousine of the. Debate Workshop the two-day event were won 1500. future. by-Hilary Noetoa -and- Matt WEST LONG BRANCH "— Gannon in tlje G to 11-year-old Want" Indian" William A. Yaremchuk, as- Twenty-seven feet long, the division, and Janice Kapushy NEW DELHI (AP) - "A You truly haven't tasted s u p e r-streamlined body is sistant professor of speech and Tom Hynes in the 12-to and dramatics in the depart- "carefully selected random SEA FOOD at its very best done in bright and sassy pink 18-year-old category. sample of 1,000 literate, resi- until you have eatan a right down to the trimming on ment of fine arts at Mon- Track and field events were mouth College, participated dents" showed 69 per cent BROILED Sea Food Platter the tires. Accenting the lim- at Firemen's Memorial Field wanted'India to develop a nu- at DORIS 'N' EDS. "Our ousine's futuristic motif is an in the Third National College here. Swimming and diving clear bomb for defense, the Secret? Sure, we'll tell interior that has been defined Debate Workshop last week competition took place at Con- Indian Institute of Public as the "playboy's delight." It at the University of Nebraska* ners Swim Club in Highlands. Opinion announced. ___ you. Wa are the Chefs! Omaha. Does that make the differ- is designed after a space-age Mayor James R. Snyder "pleasure capsule""and has Some GO of the nation's top ence? You.bet it doesl called enthusiasm shown for uiiimiimiiiiimiiiMij: every device imaginable to debaters and their coaches at- the Olympics "a good in- LOBSTER LOVERS assure the passengers of ul- tended the workshop. centive to provide more rec- TRY US!" tra-comfort in plush surround- Prof. Yaremchuk is director reational activity," and at- {CLUB BENE'i ings. of forensics at Monmouth tributed the success oft the 'Come and and received two coaching event to members of the 5 DINNER THEATRE S A well-stocked bar, an AM- S IT. 35, South Amboy, N.J. 2 FM radio and stereo tape unt, awards during the past sea- borough Fire Department, a touch-tone telephone-inter- son. He is president of tbe Pop Warner Football League, New Jersey Intercollegiate the Recreation Committee 1 BROADWAY PLAYS I com system, television, and and the Borough Council. even a device that dispenses Speech Association. lighted cigarettes all combine S ONSTAGE! = to make the Panther the most 5 WED. THRU SUN. s Me* Ywr Own LtetNr Out •f Ow Lrttttr Teakii sophisticated limousine to S Now through «g ever purr off a drawing S September 13 S board. Built at a cost of $100,000, S "Pal Joey" i the Panther represents a Folks who love folk . . DORIS 'H1 ED'S radical deviation from tradi- | DINNER & SHOW 5 SEAFOOD RESTAURANT tional coachwork standards. 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London crumble. , . ' 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) 'is shocked by a series of murders—each victim is , 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE . Hostess: Joan Rivers. Guests: Johnnie Ray, Peter a young woman whose thumb has been hacked off, "Cleopatra's Daughter" (1901) starring Deora White 0 SURVIVAL Paget and Robert Alda. The daughter of the queen 0 11:30 MOVIE (C) . * , 1:00 0 SUPERMAN (C) : is ordered to be buried alive in the tomb of U» "Unconquered" (1947) starring Gary Cooper anil Q AGRICULTURE USA (C) Pharoah when he dies mysteriously. Faulette Goddard. In 1763, a patriotic captain from 0 BLACK NEWS (C) ' 0 THE REAL TOM KENNEDY SHOW (C) * Virginia frees Fort Pitt irom the threats of mur- A 30-mlnute weekly broadcast of news and events Guests: Elizabeth Allen, Andy Devlne, Robert derous Indians and treacherous whites. pertinent to the Black Community. Hooks, Fay McKay A$ON FOOTBALL - O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE 0 OH! THOSE FABULOUS MUSICALS , . . "Lady in the Dark" (1944) starring Ginger Rogers 12:25 O THE MID-DAY REPORT (C) and Ray Miltand. This musical fantasy eddies 12:30 0 FACE THE; NATION (C) around a successful woman editor and her psycho*, O STATION TO STATION analyst. ••.,"..>•- :v:* "Each in His Own Prison," & look at hard core ad- ©NEWS(C) ^^ dicts. 0 THE F.B.I. (C)* ' . .- .. 10:30 ALL AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW^*^ "Deadfall." Inspector Erskine gambles with his life GONE MAN SHOW , O CONVERSATION (C) to effect the release of a kidnapped victim. .(R) ' ' ©PICTURE FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON I (C) 0 PERRY MASON- Rip Taylor. ? 11 ffl EQUAL TIME (C) ^r» wft«cle of Our Lady Fatima (1952) starring "The Case of the Drowning Duck" wmen rm**& an Is found-in contempt of court. tye wagonmaster he planned to hire was accused of "Compulsion" (1950) starring Orson Welles and 1:30 O GUIDELINE (C) ' * to the enemy during the war. (R) Dean Stockwell. Baaed on the novel by Meyer Levin, O ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) THt"jiNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) this drama unfolds the trial of the Leopold-Leel) 0 KOREAN SPRING • 0 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (C) 12:00 0 NEWSMAKERS (C) Part I. To escape punishment for having acdden- O WOR-TY O THE YOUNG FILMMAKERS (C) • ; • , tally shot an officer, a rebel poses as a Union sol- WCBS-TV ltisa Keating.talks with Louis Vale about his film, dier. (R) B WPIX-TV •mi Flop," and with Bob Hosley of the New York 0 CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) . WNBCTV Soupy Sales, Pat O'Brien and Morey. Amsterdam OWNDT.TV 0 EASTSTDTCOM1B7 . ^ 9 1:00 0 THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW (C) WNEW.TY ••Jungle Gents" U954) starring the Bowery Bm Guests: Lee Marvin, Oliver, Shirley Bassey, Woody (C) Indicates Cotor One of the boys discovers he can locate diamonds Allen, Jo Ann Worley, Topo Gigio, the Castro IWABC-TV. by smell, and a diamond company sends them to Brothers, the Yale Glee Club, and the Alcettys (R) AW ,Eve"-: twoOscam Teen Group 6 Inedible "• • ior»fls.fc Puzzle "licorice si French resort To Present By Manfred Z. Lemmo I t; Jr. 35 Shelf CN 4 8 A "Canter- ACROSS Bru bury Tales" 37 Gossip: si. CarnivaP a 1 —Mahal-' -tr Bird's crop heroine 38 Attack anew RUMSON — The new the- - 4 Indian tribe 48Old-titne . 9 "The-,1' 39 Gape ater group for teenagers, 7 Aegean dance Brando film 42 White table "Just-Us Players," organized island 49 Star 10 Sheer fabric wine CO at The Barn, 102 Avenue of 12 Commotion 51 Sensible II Over- 44Hartebeest Two Rivers, will present 13 Building 52 Devoured 46 Complain C charged "Carnival," by Robert Mer- extension 53 Favorites 15 Secret agent 49 Ring-shaped rill and Michael Stewart, here ,,.14 Warning 54 Air: comb. 18 "Jean coral island Sept. 11 and 12. signals 55 "Cactus Brodie" 50 Delia - Robert Monica is producer- 16 Nonsense! Flower" Oscar 52 Moslem director and Mrs. Lois 17 Saying not a Oscar winner ruler McDonald, director of The word: 2 wds. winner 20 German 54 "— Of The Barn, choreographer. Forty 19 Man's 58 — himmel! river Thousand young people, from West nickname 61 "-Alley,' 23 Maison's Days" Long Branch, Shrewsbury, 21 Pro football old-time "door" 56 Zoroastriau Middletown, Rumson and team radio 24 Use demon Fair Haven, are involved in 22 Some feature 25 French 57 Trouble the production.t 23 Sliding bolt 62 Subatomic writer 59 College in After the Saturday 25 "They Shoot particle 26 African Iowa 0 performance, a P*^ ' Horses, Don't 63 Aviary river 60 High school toa i will be present deserv- They?" sound 33 Winner of dance ing participant to continue his Oscar 64 Embank- ptJtrt1 education in drama. winner ment Solution to Friday's Puzzle Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Gauch of 27 Elliptical 65 —Marvin; Fair Haven are in charge of 28 Of a kind: '65 Oscar BOB nrcunns nrci? patrons.and boosters amT ANYTHING GOES -, Pianist Bob Dunne and direc- suff. winner 0[D Mrs." Fred S. Brandt, Fair tor Donn Ansell discuss scene from Cole Porter's musi- 29 Nose: Fr. G6 In the •5 know HUH UUL3ULU Q Haven, is chairman of the m 30 Martha — scholarship committee. cal comedy, "AnyHiing Goes." Players Way Off 31 "Agnus -" DOWN Broadway present the show tonight and tomorrow in 32 Epithet 1 Designate rancio fins npinnnn Matawan Regional High School. 36Stannum 2 Girl's name ULJLIU Children's Film 37 Wash off 3 "True Grit" 40 "— Maria" Oscar WdDUlU Series Slated 41 Smyrna figs winner EATONTOWN - Bamber- 43 Plethora 4 Religious . ger's beginning in September, Varied Folk Music 44 Sour body will once again sponsor, in 45 Boston 5 "- About conjunction with Children's Movie-of-fche-M6nth Inc., a Slated at Arts Center series of four monthly week- HOLMDEL — Folk music Thursday by Judy Collins end programs for children. of Africa and of various re- and Arlo Guthrie. Guthrie, This new series has been gions and eras of the United who wrote the modern folk carefully designed for 5 hose States will be heard during epic, "Alice's Restaurant," parents who seek quality en- the coming week, Aug. 24- also will perform songs writ- tertainment for their children. 29 at the Garden State Arts ten by his late father, Woody The movies are approved by Center. Guthrie, noted folk song the National Catholic Office On Monday and Tuesday, composer. —lor -Motion Pictures, the Na- the driving native rhythms of tional Council of Churches, "Folk" songs of. a, modern, the Motion Picture Associ- various African nations will divergent society will be per- ation of America, as well as provide the dance music for formed by their composer, many other local and nation- Les Ballets Africains, an out- Laura Nyro, on Friday. Miss al, community and service or- standing group of performers Nyro has written "Save the ganizations. from the Republic of Guinea. Country," New York Ten- "Lad: A Dog" wiflybe The New Jersey Symphony daberry," "Stone Soul Pic- shown on Sep.*. 26, "The In- on Wednesday and Saturday nic," "Wedding Bell Blues" credible Mr. Limpet" on Oct. will pay tribute to the music and others. 24, (

Crystal, flowstone and cal- Aug. 31-Sept. 5*: Sammy Davis Jr. (' cium formations were pointed Prices: 17, 575, 4.50, 3.50. BOX Seats 7.50 out by Park System personnel Lawn Seals: Mon.-Thurs. u. Frl. and.Sat, 2-51 Special Student Discount Tlcfctli Aug. U and »-$!. and two experienced spelun- •Due to overwhelmtaa SubKrlption Respenu |7 and • IPO kers, Jerry Fand of Point 5.75 seats w« completely told our fer all performances. , RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Pleasant and John Sowers, FOR INFORMATION CAUL: (101 > 144-9201 Ave. and Main St., Asbury Park s This Weekend at the Movies r RED BANK SUN. — Darling L1H 2:00; 4:50; NEPTUNE CItY «...«., SAT. A SUN. — Boya In the KEYPORT 7:30; 10:00. Band 7:20; 9;35, CARLTON- DRIVE-IN- NEPTUNE CITY- STRAND- STRAND ART- FRI., SAT. & SUW. — PfUton 2:00; • FRI., SAT. & SUN. — GetUnfi Darling ]LJ)1 2:00; 7:15; 9:-)D. FRI., ftAT. * SUN. — The OSirlsllne 7i00; 10:15. SAT. — Tkaning LiJi 2:10; i:46; FRI,; SAT, & Sl'N. — WoOdfttOCU^ Jorgensen Story 7:16; 10:38; Gaily, Straighti 10:15; Silencers 8:10. .2:00; -7:00; 10:05. Gaily 8:f>0. I 7:20720 ; 10010:000. EATONTOWN LONG BRANCH SUN. — Darling UH 2:10; 4:45; EAST BRUNSWICK 7:15; 9:46. North of Red Bank COMMUNITY- BARONET- TURNPIKE- Soys in the Band 2:00 7:00: SPRING LAKE -DarlliiK UU 2:00; 7:30: 10:00. 10:40; Grasshopper 4:06 9:05. OUT1X)OR—FRI., SAT. A SUN, — SAT. — Darling LIU 2:30; 5:30; SAT. & SUN. — They Cadi Me Mr. R1TZ-: MIDDLETOWN Patton 7:30; 10:35. *:W! 10:30. Tit^bs 2:00; 7:15; 9:30. INDOOR-Patton 7:30; 10:35. Cu FRI., SAT. * SUN. — Out-Ol- TOWN- BAT. k SON. — Patton 1:30; FREEHOLD Townere 7:40: 0:46. Getting Straight 2:00; 7:2S; 9:45. 4:30; 7:35; 10H5, CO SAT. A SUN. — Getting Straight PERTH AMBOY MALL 1- MANASQUAN 2:30; 5:00; 7:'^; 9:45. Pfttton 7:00! 1U:15. AMB0YS DRIVE-IN— SAT. — Patton 2:00; 7:00; 10:15. ALGONQUIN- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SUN. —Patton 2:00; 5:10; 8:20. FRI., SAT. & SUN. •— Woodstock FRI. A SAT. — WoodalOCK. 2:00; ATLANTIC- 8:15; Prudence ami The Pill 11:40. MALL 2- 6:55; 10:05. ' X FRI.", SAT. A BUN. — Rob A Carol MENLO PARK a, On a Clear Day You Carl See For- BUN — Woodstock 2:00; 6'X A Ted & Alice 7:00; 9:00, ever 7:20; 9:40. 8:10.. CINEMA- STRAND HAZLET BAT. — On a Clear Day You Oaa BIUELLE FRI., SAT. & SUN. — Getting See POrever 2:20; 7:15; 9:40". PLAZA- Straieht 1:00; 3:A); 5:26; 7:45; ADT KEYPORT SUN. -Ona Clear Day You Can 10:00. I See Forever 2:20; 4:45; 7:i«; 9:40. DRIVE-IN- PW;.8:30 J\WI I 264-0452 PKI. A SAT. — Cartoons 8:10; 9AT.'--fcPatton 2:00; 6:00; 9:30. ASBURY PARK Kelly's Heroes 8:40; 1:00; Change SUN. -Patron 2:00; 5:00; 8:16. BARONET- of Habit 11:16. Yemen Visit Planned NOW THRU TUES. SUN- — Kelly's Herocn 8:15; RT. 35 DRIVE 1N- Woodstock 7:00; 10: J0. 12:30; Change of Habit 10:60. FBT., SAT. & SUN. —-Patton 8:15; TOKYO (AP) - The pre- SAT. & SUN. —Woodstock 2:00; l*ady in Cement 11:00. ' 7:00; I0:10i LAKEWOOD mier of Communist China, 1 tOWARDSMAU."|l|| LYRIC- KEANSBURG 3. TOWN- Chou En-lai, will visit South- Cu Gcttine Straight 2:00: 6:30; 10:00. COLONIAL- SAT. — Getting Straight 2:30; On a dear Day You Can 8e« For- ern Yemen, Peking's New 6; 16; 6:00; 10:15. ever 7:10; 9:30. Fltl. ft BAT. *— Monterey Pop Christine SUN. — Getting Straight 2:30; , SAT. — On a Clear Day You Can 7:W>; 10:00; Don't I^ook Back 8:30; China News agency reported. 5:00; 7:00; 10:00. See Forever 2:20; 7:10; 9:30. 11:30. Rainy Day Matinee: My Side SUN. — OB a Clear Day You Can of the Mountain 2:00. No date was announced. JORGENSEN STORY MAYFAIR- See Forever 2:10; 4:30; 7:00^9:30, Boatnika 2:00; 7:30; 9:45. ll tOUHbytxW UniUd flrlisls SAT. — Boatnlhs 2:30; 4:33; 6:B0; COUNTRY- ,„. ft 8:55; Sneak Preview 10:36. Patton 6:30: 9:40. to SUN. — Boatniks 2:20; 4:16; 6:00; SAT. — Pation 2:00; 6:30; 9:40. 8:15; 10:30. SUN. — Patton 2:00; 5:00; 8:15. • abo • PARAMOUNT- BRICKTOWN On in Clear Day You Can Bee For- ever 2:00: 7:00; 9:46. BRICK PLAZA- 9AT. * SUN. — On a Clear Day You Can See Forovej 2:00; 4:30; Patton 8:00. 7:10; 8:45. SAT. — Patton 2:00; 6:30; 9:40. ST. JAMES- SUN. — Patton 2:00; &;00; 8:16. Hello Don y 2:00; 7:00; 10:00, . MALL CINEMA- SAT. & BUN. — Hello Dolly 2:00; On a Clear Day You Can See For- 4;flo; 7:30; 10:20. ftver 7:00; 9:20. BRADLEY BEACH SAT. — On a Clear Pay You Can See Forever 2:00; 7:00; 9:20. WEDNESDAY FRIDAY PALACE— SUN. — On a Clear Day You Can FRI., SAT. & SUN. — Z 2:00: See Forever 2:16; 4:36; 6:M; 0:10. EVENING EVENING 7:16; 9:30. POINT PLEASENT FARMINGDALE ARNOLD- FREE PARKING SHORE DRIVE-IN- ETCI & SAT. — Cartoons 8:10; On FRJ. SAT. — Chlsum 2:20; 7;»; a Clear Day You Can Bee Forever 9:40. 6:45; 1:20; Eldorado 11:16. SUN. — CW«um 2:35; U5O 7:06; in REAR of THEATRE SUN, — On a Clear Day You Can 9:20. ) 4.951'3.95 See Forever a;iS; 12:60; Eldorado 10:60. BAY HEAD LORRAINE— dinner specials TTRI., SAT. A SUN. — Out-Ot- BOX orncr oprws >-

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