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T 125 It. Kitty Salmon & D 16* Cut Rite Wax Paper roll Prlcil«H««tlv> thru Saturday, Jun* 10th In all AKP WEOSlorti. a N«1 rtipemlbl* f«rtyp«|rophl«altrr#ri. Ittmi offtrid for talt an net available !• clhtr i«lail dtaltra or wheltialtn. ( Schlesinger Advises McGovera ;-£ • . • > sonable right winger, who Is KJtiKuitf ift!ttfM «tt8fa«d by The Red Bank Register By MCK ANDERSON That Is what you have the op- portunity to do now. challenging President Nixon ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON "You have already begun to for the GOP presldential.nonv Responding to the charge (nation. PresUeot and Editor that he is the Barry Gold- bring together the Kennedy SCENE and McCarthy forces of 1968 Reached on the campaign waler of the Democrats, Sen. trail in Arizona, Ashbrook Tbomu J. Bly, Exfcuttw Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor George McGovem may soon — the blacks, browns anil low- income whites who followed said he thought his in- begin claiming instead a lik- vestigators' conduct was im- eness to one of his par- the needs of the future. RFK, the suburbanites and Republicans .who followed proper. "If they had asked mo 6. . MMday,JuneS,1972 "In this regard your situ- ty's deities: Franklin Roose- about it, I would have said velt. ation — indeed, the general McCarthy and the students ••••••MMMaMMMMiimnimimnmnnmntiiRiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiin and intellectuals who followed no," he told my associate Brit McGovern's sweeping re- 1972 situation — resembles them both. In Wisconsin, you Hume. form proposals have made Roosevelt in 1932 much more showed that you could add the The incident occurred at the , 'Here's Everything You Asked For, Sir... party regulars nervous that than Goldwater in 1964. farmers. Midland Hotel where the far- brought Rommerstein and No- his liberalism will alienate all "In 1972, as in 1932, the na- left Young Workers Liber- rusis to his office where they And 1 Hope You're the Last One/ but the most leftist Demo- tion is in a condition of political "The important thing, as ation League held its con- identified themselves as being crats and thus reeled Presi- and economic deadlock ... A you have so often said your- self, is to make our base as vention May 5-8. from the HISC. Pekow tolc. dent Nixon. Republican President has them he believed the wirinr But McGovem has been re- shown himself vacillating and broad as passible. The committee's chief mi- "The nation cannot be nority investigator, Herbert was illegal and read them a ceiving different counsel from callous in his attitude toward section of an Illinois law pro- domestic social problems. united by rhetoric. It can only Hotmne.1 stein, acknowledged such advisers as Arthur hibiting such eavesdropping. Administration's Pride be united by programs and that he and colleague Richard Schlesinger Jr., the prolific The men stuck around the historian best known as a bi- "Now, as then, the Republi- policies. . . You can do this; Norusis were present as part hotel during the convention ographer of Franklin Roose- can administration prides It- and, as you argue the case for of their assignment to in- anyway and made use of the velt. self on disdaining the dramat- new directions, you will be vestigate "The Theory and Practice of Communism." room Norusis had been as- In a recent memo, he told ic and spectacular, on prac- perceived, as FDR eventually signed, although they didn't McG'overn, "Actually the situ-' ticing a 'low profile,' which is was, as the only truly unifying They arrived two days be- pay for it. ation does not resemble the another way of priding itself and reconciling candidate." fore the convention began, Republican 1964 situation in on doing as little as possible. Check on Youth and Norusis registered in the Panda Postscript more than the most super- "What FDR had going for Two House investigators hotel under a phony address. Those, lovable pandas from ficial way. him was a strong sense of the sought to eavesdrop elec- At bis request, a hotel engi- Red China cost the American taxpayer some $600,000. "Then Goldwater, as tiic insufficiency of existing social tronically the other day on a neer wired the convention candidate of the right wing of and economic policies, a radical youth group's con- room so that'its loudspeaker In answer to a query from the Republican party, tried to strong instinct for the future vention in a Chicago hotel. could be monitored secretly Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y., reverse the direction of his and a strong concern for what But they were stopped by the from elsewhere in the build- administration officials have party and move it somewhere he called the 'forgotten man' hotel president who consid- ing. conceded that (500,000 is being back into the past. — largely forgotten again in' ered the surveillance illegal. Kugenc Pekow, president of spent to hoiis'e the pandas at > The investigators, who work "Your effort, I take it, is our own day. the hotel, said the staff appar- Washington's zoo. Another for the House Internal Secu- quite the opposite . . . You're "Above all, he put together ently believed the investigators $98,000 was expended to trans- rity Committee, come under trying to put the party back a new coalition — a coalition were FBI men. When lie port America's gift of musk the direct supervision of into the mainstream and to that revitalized the Democrat- learned of the wiring, he oxen to Red China and return Ohio's John Ashbrook, the plant it on the broadest pos- ic party and ushered in a new asked to see them. the pandas by Air Force C-141 ranking Republican and per-, sible platform — that is. on epoch in American politics. The hotel manager to the United States. The Fantastic Voyage By JAMES J. K1LPATRICK iiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiimiiHiiiiiiniimtmmmitin bloody agony of war, one per- The fact of the trip; and the ceives a part of the truth of nature of the foe. The rest is SCRABBLE, Va. - It is no CONSERVATIVE Soviet-American relations: mostly moonshine. bad tiling to draw a per- the ruins of a Russian tank, Facts of History spective on the summit talks VIEW the wreckage of a U.S. truck. The President's two in Moscow from a field of hay Our allies demolish one anoth- "journeys for peace," one to in the Blue Ridge Mountains. er. At Ihe same moment, Peking, one to Moscow, now From here the journey seems, south of An Loc, the Commu- there is something else: Our are facts of history. He seized in the deliberate choice of a nist enemy blasted South Viet-' leaders demolish plates of the initiative; he took the shopworn word, fantastic. na'mese troops With more than caviar and salmon. Can this risks; he went. Anil at least in This is such stuff as dreams a thousand rounds of Russian- be truth as well? the political view, for the are made on — imaginary fig- made missiles and mortar The summit produced a short haul, this is likely to ures, impossible events, a shells. Twenty-three armored joint communique that ram- count for more than what he script as fragile as the blow- personnel carriers, supplied to bled on for some 2,000 words. may have accomplished. Mar- KILPATRICK ing chaff. We see the faces on the South Vietnamese by the The 2,000 words, in their way, co Polo went to the court of a television screen, Nixon United States, were de- are as real as these 2,000 Kublai Khan, and Venice smiling, Brezhnev smiling, stroyed ..." Jbales of hay: real words. loved him for it. In our own ter not forget it. but the images fade in and This was the same after- 'Somehow the hay seems bet- political catechism, boldness Nixon is a realist. In the And Now to Vietnam out. Cutting hay is dusty noon that Nixon and Brezh- ter; it has an honest weight. remains a virtue. end, that characteristic be- In terms of reasonable expectation, dance of conflicts at sea, and on a tenta- work; one looks for Moscow nev, at the Great Kremlin The two leaders are "guided There is this second fact: comes his greatest asset. He past the binder, dimly. Palace, were dining in jovial by a desire,to strengthen knows the Russians are not to • President Nixon's historic visit to Moscow tive start toward better trade relations. the nature of communism. Fantastic is the word. On spirits at "huge tables laden peaceful relations." They rec- Nothing in the record of re- be trusted, and they know he These considerable achievements, was a gratifying success. In all of the Monday afternoon, the 29th, with caviar, smoked salmon, ognize "the need to remove cent, years, nothing in the knows it. Thus his first com- areas of conflict except 'Vietnam — in coming after more than a quarter of a the news from Vietnam came giant crab claws, and other the threat of war." There is gaudy array of treaties, mitment is to arms, his sec- which there was no reason to expect prog- century of Cold War and mutual distrust, on to this effect: food and drink." The two no alternative, they have agreements and accords at ond to disarmament; it is the ress, on the record at least — there were were reached in an atmosphere of appar- "United States Stratofort- leaders jested with Times cor- agreed, "to conducting their Moscow, nothing at all sug- distinction between the means accommodations leading to peaceful coe- ent respect and good will. There was ev- resses dropped 1,000 tons of respondent Max Frankel. mutual relations on the basis gests that talk of "peaceful of gracp and the hope of bombs around Kontum today, Does the Times print.the of peaceful coexistence." And glory. Here in a grey-green xistence. ery outward manifestation of friendliness, coexistence" is anything more in an effort to prevent Com- truth, asked Brezhnev? to demonstrate good faith, we than talk. In one fashion or haze, blood and caviar alike The most promising agreement was culminating in Soviet acceptance of a munist troops from reinforc- "Pravda," said the President, will mine the harbor at Hai- another, by whatever devices seem far away. They are par- that looking toward a curb on strategic presidential invitation to return the visit. ing the provincial capital. trying out his elementary phong and they will have their may seem most useful, the allel windrows on a field of weapons. Implementation of this agree- Perhaps the Iron Curtain has at last been North Vietnamese forces Russian. "That means truth." missiles hurled upon An Loc. apostles of communism mean history; endlessly we bind slammed 100 Soviet-supplied All Mixed Up How much is real? How them up together, the strange, ment rests in part upon Senate ratifica- raised for good. to dominate the world. Crab artillery shells into the city It is all mixed up. Halfway much is make-believe? This claws or guided missiles, it is familiar harvest of a summer The President handled himself in a tion, which we hope will be forthcoming. during the night. Meanwhile, around the world, in the much, I think, has substance: all the same. And we had bet- afternoon. In the joint communique and the dec- manner to win applause not only at home, laration of principles, it was agreed that but also among his hosts. His unprece- the treaty on strategic arms curbs should dented telecast to Russian and American be the forerunner to a more general dis- audiences was friendly and firm in tone and well considered in substance. It should A King's Tale of Cabbages armament, including a mutual reduction of forces in Europe. do much to persuade the Russians of By JIM BISHOP niiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiinnimiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on the adjoining Palm Island, prises which might disturb Both countries agreed to "actively America's genuine desire for enduring some miscreant stole into the John's rest. Among the vege- garden and forcibly removed tables lie raised were those participate in negotiations aimed at work- world peace. He was a humorless owl in a THE That peace, however, is not yet, and porkpie hat, but he could thpse cabbages from their cabbage's and'he was very ing out new measures designed to curb peaceful home. proud of them and favored us will not be until the war in Vietnam is en- write about everything and he and end the arms race. The ultimate pur- could write about nothing. REPORTER "We are greatly depressed with a formal statement of ded. Here the superpowers failed to reach by the incident not only be- their progress. pose is general and complete dis- Like all the super champs in irniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiir armament, including nuclear dis- any agreement on the record. Each af- sports and writing, Damon cause we are now short two "We named them Nip and cabbages, but because our armament, under strict international con- firmed its position in the joint commu- Runyon made it in the second could fall asleep with the Tuck. We had dreams of being nique, the Soviets supporting the position quarter of this century. He proper noise. In the Spring'of faith in humanity is now pointed out.to the tourists by trol. A world disarmament conference slightly impaired. We' had of the Vietnamese Communists and the and the Babe Ruths and Til- 1942 he was back in New York the admiring natives, who could play a role in this process at an ap- dens and Dempseys and Red John Tyler install the garden would say: 'There goes Ru- U.S. sticking to its terms for withdrawal. lounging around city rooms, . propriate time." Granges and Bronko Na- listening to ideas, when he got last Spring on a lot outside the nyon, the cabbage king of Hi- We would like to believe that in the gurskis and Hemingways, a letter from John Tyler that walls and at the time a skep- biscus Island.' Thus the ab- to the FBI, which is pretty Had the meetings produced no more generally euphoric atmosphere of the Faulkners and Fitzgeralds two mature heads of cabbage tical neighbor approached us duction of the cabbages cute in running down clues • than the agreement to work toward dis- meetings the President and his hosts climbed over each other to had been stolen at Hibiscus and remarked that it was an comes to us in the nature of a like that. Meantime, we have unsafe policy to leave even a armament, they would have fully justified reached at least a better private under- get to the top. Island. calamity. In fact, we consider instructed John Tyler to take President Nixon's visit. There was much The hardest thing to write is A Nothing Story garden in the open down it a mean trick, the garden in at night." standing of the need to end the war and there, what with the tourists "John is somewhat reserved more, though. nothing, and Runyon could It was nothing. This was Damon Runyon sat back, the terms on which it might be done. peck out the words and make from the North, and the hun- in offering any theories as to the column almost finished Leaders of the superpowers also what he tapped out: Peace in Vietnam is the first olive that them ring like an anvil and a "It is the first time dishon- gry horse players and all, but the perpetrator of the out- He blinked at a wall through reached agreements on protecting the en- must come out of the bottle before the ballpecn hammer. He bought esty has reared its sinister we laughed and said that Ibis rage, but he mentions that rimless glasses, begging his altitude of distrust was one of vironment, on scientific research, on joint world can realize fully the benefits that a house on Hibiscus Island, at head on Hibiscus Island, ex- there were footprints in the brain for a last line. He Miami, and hired a local char- the things wrong with the vicinity of the crime that needed something to close out space exploration, on a joint fight against should flow from the several agreements cept, of course, in gin rummy acter named John Tyler to be. games. In the dead of night, world. might have been made by the story of the two stolen cancer and heart disease, on the avoi- reached in Moscow. caretaker. mark you, when the righteous shoes such as are worn by cabbages. Ideas flitted in ant! He bought a scratchy Vic- "In the last war everybody ladies. out like old stcrcopticon were safe in bed and no sound was raising potatoes in no trola recording the Ninth Ave- disturbed the quiet save per- "This would.seem to re- slides, Then he had it and he UN Shouldn't Be Sabotaged nue "El" trains squealing more soil than you can find move suspicion from Sidney turned his crossed legs away haps the melodious warbling under your fingernails. Some- To assert that the United Nations has cial health when it approved a measure to around the coiners so that he the Rat, who was naturally from the desk to peck out the of Harry Kichman in the club body told us that vegetables reduce America's share of the UN budget our first thought. In all his final words. failed to fulfill the bright promise of its could not be raised on Hi- dark excursions, in all his "If it was a lady who cop- origin 27 years ago would merely be lo un- from 31.5 per cent to "25 per cent. If ap- biscus Island and we knew long career of felony, Sidney ped those cabbages, we think proved by the Senate, American contribu- very well that John Tyler . dcrline the obvious. Former United States lias never yet been known to she might at least have had could raise toupees on bald Ambassador to the UN Henry Cabot tions to the UN and its agencies would be wear ladies' shoes. To It'll the the courtesy to wait until we heads if he got enough rain. Lodge once complained that member na- cut about $2H million. truth, Sidney is such a bold got back to Hibiscus Islam' "So we lold him to make a villain that lie generally goes tions have failed to take the world body se- The Nixon Administration has favored 1 and then come around will a reduction of the U.S. assessment, but garden out side Ihe walls be- around baretonled, disdaining her spoils accompanied by ; riously as a primary instrument of keeping cause in warm weather he any disguise of his tracks. wants the adjustment lo lit' made gradu- couple of slabs nf nice eornec the peace. likes lo lake his siestas under "A plaster cast has been beef. We are not hard to gc Instead, they have turned it into a talk ally over a period of four years and in a big rubber tree and we nev- made of Ihe footprints in the along with over a portion o' shop for the conduct of feckless debate compliance with existing UN regulations. er care to propose any enter- garden and will be forwarded corned beef and cabbage." and promulgation of official propaganda. Diplomats have warned that the According to one UN observer, the chief House attempt to repudiate a contracted danger is not that the UN will die, but that assessment would be in serious violation It will subside into a chronic invalidism. of U.S. treaty obligations under (lie UN Today in History Onthlsdalefl'llfl-. w .11 feat I I • • t • . _• charter. Kven more important, though, for the World War I draft. and became the party nonil In lMill, I'Verii'li lumps en. A major cause of the UN's Impotence withdrawal of wholehearted U.S. .support In 1047, U.S, Secri'lnry of nee for governor. He late tered Mexico City. . Is the reluctance of superpowers to could undermine whatever influence lor State (iiiorge C. Miirshiill was defeated by DomocruUi relinquish their sovereignty In disputes in- In 1872, a Republican Na- speaking at Harvard Univer- (iov. Kdmund (J. Drown. good the UN .siill wields. tional Convention In Phila- volving world peace. As a result, (he UN sity, outlined a program for UN programs and agencies have con- delphia nominated Con. Europe's economic1 recovery r'lve.years iigo: loraoll and has spawned numerous agencies devoted tributed to the improvement of health, lllys.scs S. (limit for presi- which became known as the Arab forceo wuro fighting, and both sides were claiming to rooting out the causes of war. The em- education ami economic development dent, Marshall Plan. phasis on palliative social programs has In IH7II, vlsllors In Ihe i:,S. In 1961, Inn U.S. Supremtr land-air victories. Ceiise-fln throughout the world. It would be dis- efforts wuro stalled in the OnliMiniiil Imposition al- Court gave its bucking to an prompted the charge that the UN is being astrous if American pique over declining United Nations. 1'hiliidelphla got llieir first order that the American Com- transformed Into an International Social influence in the world body were lo sabo- taste of bananas, lieforo, ba- Welfare Department munist'piirty must reglNter y birthdays: Former tage the sole existing .structure on which nanas rarely hail been seen In with the Justice Department. White HniiHc new HotTclHfy tin; llnlli-d Slates. . The House of Representatives struck we must build if International peace ami Ten yean ago: Itlclmrd M. Hill Moyoi'K IK 3H, French oxltt- security an: lo be nialnliiiiicd. * In 11)17. more Mian nine mil- Nixon won n Itopubllciin pri- Iriiliiillsi Jciml'iiiil Kiuiro In '• blow at the* world body's waning finan- lion American men mary clcciimi In ('iillforiilu 117. r •••.' It's Marlboro's Turn to Act on Burnt Fly Bog the League of Women Voters As population increases, the only after Bill Dowd criticized structive approach he offered small mW*y who would t Register Coverage The second fact is that Mr. low ttfdMP t? paralyze tcto . Of Monmouth County - water of this aquifer will be Howard did advocate giving him that Mr. Howard tried to in 1970, and which earned him Hi Euclid Ave. FROM OUR system* in (earch of thei . Increasingly appropriated. R,D. 1, Laurelwood Drive teachers the right to strike, sidestep the issue. the respect of voters of-both Loch Arbour, N.J. 07711 ' ''Pollution of the Englishtown. Thirdly, let's keep in mind parties. "rights," M»d I am most iir. Colts Neck, NJ. 07722 and he did so in unmistakable pressed with Mr. Dowd, wht To the Editor: Sand aquifer in or near Burnt READERS that Bill Dowd has an obliga- Lastly, when these pro- terms at a rally attended by has the courage io speak out The League of Women Vot- Fly Bog may be exprected to I, To the Editor. tion to his party and to the Howard and pro-strike letters 5,000 teachers, including about against narrow pressure ers of Monmouth County com- result in a degradation of 100 who were thenstriking the voters to criticize Mr. How- appear accusing Bill Dowd of i On behalf of the Woman's groups and In favor of the > mends the Township of Madi-' , quality of surface water flow- nity when its concerns for ad- F'reehold area school system. ard's record, which is a cen- "twisting" Mr. Howard's Club of Colts Neck, I want to rights of all the people.. son for its prompt application ing from the bog. Non-degr- quate future water supply and If that's not advocating an il- tral issue in the campaign. record and of "grasping" for express our sincere thanks for Sir for Green Acres funds to ac- adable wastes that enter the for preservation of open space legal teachers' strike, then I I'm sure Mr. Dowd will offer issues, let them be specific. I the excellent press coverage Ann I quire the section of Burnt Fly aquifer should show up even- in developed areas are well don't know what is it was the same positive and con- am unimpressed with the Bog that lies within its bor- tually In the waters of Deep known. However, the timely you have given our organiza- ders. We hope that the govern- Kun Creek. With increased action of Madison should pre- tion this year. Your help in' ing body of Marlboro, in pumping, the direction of serve a vital section of the publicizing our activities and fund-raisers has contributed whose territory the other half gradient may change rever- bog. The larger portion which greatly to the success of these of the bog lies, will quickly sing the flow and moving con-, lies in Marlboro is the next affairs 8nd brought them to follow suit. taminants toward the pump- step which must be acted ing wells. upon promptly. the attention of the commu- Recognizing the difficulties nity. inherent in dual ownership of Testimony of an impressive Mrs. Thomas Crane. the area, the league has long lineup of experts frorrt various President. Sincerely, urged acquisition of the bog by fields substantiates these find- Mrs. John Tischcndorf ADD the state of New Jersey. How- ings of Mr. Maxwell. In addi- Imperialist Doves ever, lacking this com- tion, Irwin Ilemson,.. district PO. Box 307 Dowd's Critics mitment on the part of the geologist with the U.S. gov- Red Bank, N.J. 07701 state, we are extremely grat- ernment, estimates that the To the Editor: 27 Buttonwood Drive ROOM ified that Madison has pro- bog can be developed as a McGovern seems to be our Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 ceeded with concrete steps to source of aquifer recharge by great hope, a true antiwar diversion of drainage into it To the Editor: Insure the bog's preservation. candidate, but is he really? from the surrounding area. Un- The governing body and the Let's look at this man. To You have published a few der these circumstances, il is CHECK OUR LOWER PRICES FIRST! citizens of Marlboro have also begin with, he is a veteran letters which criticized Re- You'll save plenty if you get a free estimate on your new room addition, or any Ail TYPES indicated throughout the peri- possible, according to Mr. publican congressional candi- Remson, that the bog can sup- politician of the Democratic other type improvement, if you call us. We are the county's oldest and largest od of years during which the date Bill Dowd in heated and HOME ply upwards of one and a half Party. Like all politicians, he home improvement specialists - your guarantee of lowest price and satisfac- future of the bog has been de- came up through the party sometimes vicious tones. IMPROVEMENTS bated that they are aware of million gallons per day of tion. recharge from rainfall within machinery, doing all the diijy The teachers and others the importance of protecting General its boundaries. little things politicians always who have been attacking Bill the area before further en- do. Ten years ago he was not Dowd for his strong stand FREE ESTIMATES - 776-6600 Improvements , . croachments threaten the ex- When, in addition to this against teachers' strikes ' Room Additions among the "doves." Now he NO MONEY DOWN - TERMS ARRANGED ON ANY JOB tensive water supply that de- evidence of the vitally impor- is, because the people want should be reminded of a few • Attic Rooms M pends on its natural function- tant role of the bog in provid- peace, and that's where the basic facts. • Porch Enclosures^ ' ing. We are confident that the ing water supply, we consider votes are. The first fact is that Bill • Basement Rooms necessary action will be taken that the aquifer services three McGovern may very well he' Dowd never commented on MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. • Bathrooms by Marlboro, but stress that it counties, 20 municipalities, against the Vietnam war. All the teachers' strike in Free- HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDOONS CORNER, MIDDtETOWN • Kitchens should be given immediate many outlying homes and two the dove politicians are. Why hold or on any teachers' strike • Roofing, Siding military bases, it is hard to high priority. ' shouldn't they be? They basi- until after Mr. Howard said 741-5060 - 776-6600 understand why there should A review of the collected cally support the, U.S. empire,' he favored teachers' strikes. material on which the Madi- be any delay in its pre- servation. This is emphasized and the U.S. empire is taking son Green Acres application a beating from the liberation 'was based leaves no possi- by the further fact that Deep Run is an important tributary fighters of Southeast Asia. bility of doubt as to the impor- The war' is not only a bad tance of this acquisition. We of the South River which is needed to supplement well investment just now, the cite a few of the points made water in Middlesex County. doves lament, but it's causing by John C. Maxwell of the De- - Consideration of the bog some angry protests here. OPENING partment of Geological Engi- cannot be complete without And this righteous anger wor- neering of Princeton Univer- noting that its wetter sections ries the liberal imperialist sity in his study of the bog. contain notable examples of doves a lot. It might threaten - TOMORROW 11:00 A.M. Burnt -Ely Bog lies entirely plant and animal life that are their beloved profit system. within the' outcrop area of the rare or non-existent in much Englishtown Sand aquifer. Its of the surrounding territory. So McGovern and the other waters are in direct con-^ In addition, the important up- liberal politicians are trying nection with water in the' land outcrop areas support to channel the antiwar pro- sand. At present, water is typical pine barren forest tests into the nice, safe — and flowing generally from the growth and, while being pro- meaningless — electoral cam- aquifer to the bog and thence tected, can serve as open paigns. We're supposed to get to a branch of Deep Run space for recreation. out of the streets and into the Creek. The direction of flow Democratic Party. This is the may be reversed as the wa- This fact alone makes pre- "right" way, the "respect- ters of the Englishtown Sand servation of the area impor- able" way, the "democratic" are more fully appropriated. tant in a part of New Jersey way. This aquifer is the most im- that, is rapidly being con- portant in New Jersey lying verted from farmland to resi- We who are active in the southeast of the Bog. It is the dential and industrial use. struggle against the vicious source of supply for many and racist war have two main It is difficult to understand duties: municipalities including Free- the reluctance of the slate to hold, Red Bank, Asbury Park acquire the approximately 1) We must analyze the and Atlantic Highlands. 1,500 acres of the bog and vici- cause of this war, which is im- perialism, the system of eco- nomic exploitation of small countries. (It is significant HOTLINE that McGovern is hawkishly pro-Israel. This means that he Teens — Weed To Talk? is in favor of imperialism in Call Hot Line the Middle East — perhaps the next Vietnam). 671-9476 2) We must actively oppose SUNDAY & MONDAY not just war but imperialismr 8 P.M. to 10 P.M. And our opposition must be in FRIDAY & SATURDAY the streets — leaf letting, dem- 9 P.M. to 12 MIDNIGHT onstrations, community and worker organizing. We cannot afford to waste our time and labor in these fruitless and phoney elections. Vote in the Streets! Stop GET CASH FAST! war! Stop imperialism! UP TO'10,000 FOR Allen Strasburger HOME OWNERS Dowd and a Coed We alto make loans to businesses 9 Schiverea Avc. Celebrating all this week Monmouth County Investment Corp. Freehold, N.J. 24-HOUR To the Editor: PHONE 741-5061 Tuesday's Register carries a front page example of the at our beautiful new Sit-Down Restaurant •t(4tr4tf4V4tf4V4V4V4V4V4 V4 V4 V4 *4*i¥i U4 V* V* U4 * f kind of thing Republican con- gressional candidate William Dowd is up against.. "Howard Aids Rumson Coed's Mission to Moscow," the headline reads. And yet BRING THE KIDS! ABMuyd the story reveals that all Con- gressman Howard did was to ' receive the young lady in his BRING THE WHOLE office, where he told her "It's TUESDAY ONLY entirely in the hands of the So- viet government." HUNGRY FAMILY! Last week, The Register OAKBURNE buried on one of its last pages a story about Mr. Dowd's op- position to a deepwater port Meet Ronald McDonald proposed by the Army Engi- neers for the Sandy Hook bay area. Mr. Dowd's lengthy in person CHARCOAL statement detailing his objec- tions to the proposal, which he opposes on environmental grounds, was given a one-col- umn trcntinent alongside Saturday, June 10 BRIQUETS some advertisements. Perhaps there is greater reader interest In the plight of from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. 1Olb. a local girl who wants tn.mnr- ry a Russian, and perhaps it bag is natunil that the incumbent congressman would jump into CORNER OF SHREWSBURY & APPLE STS. .5! 69 the picture for all the publi- WAREHOUSE PRICED city it's worth, but our news media ought to keep things in NEW SHREWSBURY Quantity rights reserved, balance. Nni responsible tor tvpoqraphlctl errors. Count me ns one render who- hopes the young lady gets her visa to the Soviet union, and WE ALWAYS LOWER i who hopes they both live Imp- McDonalds plly ever after, but count me THE PRICE, BUT ; also as a reader who expects NEVER THE QUALITY. his daily newspaper to keep Its obvious affection for the toiigre.sflinim under control. (U)tm

About New Jersey Tax Reform-

INVESTIGATING SUPERMARKET —William I. Thompson, left, superin- tendent of the Monmouth County Department of Weights and Measures, and Ralph D'Ambola, chief investigator of the NJ. Division of Consumer Affairs, look on while Theodore J. Heller, a state investigator, checks meat weight at the Two Guys supermarket, AAtddletown. If you

A 1 what has you'll say gained weight Taxes— nobody likes them. It you pay tuition to a private or since you For more than 25 years we, in New parochial school, you will get sizable Jersey have avoided the simple truth state tax credits—$50 for each child about our tax structure. in elementary school and $100 for each bought it? It stinks! high school child. The Governor's Tax policy Commit- Yfes! If you pay college tuition, you can tee has said it—more politely. Former lie schools. In 93% of all communities, deduct up to $2000 for each student on YOUR CARPET! Governor Driscoll (Republican) has said local property taxes will go down (an your state tax form. it. Former Governor Hughes (Demo- average of 40%) and stay down. Local If you are a commuter, you will pay OVERWEIGHT PROBLEM: crat) has said it. property taxes will reflect only the cost no more than you pay now. You will re-1 : • Carpet* and rug* can actually doublt In weight dut to It is a tax structure that places the of local and county services: police, fire- ceive a credit for youi^out-of-state tax. f accumulated toUagt. load for local, county and state gov- • Gin and ullage aattls Into the "roota" of carpet llbera men, sanitation, etc. And remember, your property tax will and gradually build up. ernment on the individual property 2. Establish a "Fair Share" Tax go down. • Regular home vacuuming removes only surface dirt, It's owner and apartment renter. net powerful enough to reach deeply Imbtddtd aollage. A graduated income tax based on abil- There will be no windfalls or loop- PRESCRIPTION: It places the escalating cost of edu- ity to pay, and a fixed $1 per $100 val- holes. Corporations owning property cation on the property owner. uation state propery tax will support will pay their fair share of taxes. They It reduces the senior citizen, the pen- education. For many people the total will not make excess profits. They will Professional Cleaning sioner, the retired worker to the pov- Diot includesincludes: tax bill (income and real estate) will be not be penalized. erty level. less than the property tax they now pay It starves our institutions and deva- 3. A Constitutional Limit- What you must do • Prolasslonal power equipment to IwMn and ramov* Imbedded states our cities. to make it happen "gritty" aollagt. a legal limit on property taxes • Professionally trained manpower poaaasalng th* aklll and hnowtadga Govornor Cahill A constitutional amendment will limit On June 15 a special session of the New to raitom your carpel to its original frtthnna. Jersey State Legislature will meet to • Jat cleaning tyetam, using tha llnait detargtnta. has the courage to end It! the $1 per $100 valuation state prop- • Insured protection The Governor's Master Plan for Tax erty tax. State law will place a limit on decide on Governor Cahill's Master • Ruga cltantd In our plant or cltansd In your horn* or ofllct. Reform spells out what must be done. the local property tax. Plan for Tax Reform. The Master Plan is based on the inten- In order for your State Senators or CALL Red Bank AsburyPark Oceen sive study of the Tax Policy Commit- There are still more benefits: Assemblymen to make a decision, they Vicinity South County tee. It is non-political. It is non-parti- If you rent your home or apartment, mast know you want tax reform, NOW! TODAY 741-6272 449-5900 899-2100 san. It plays no favorites. It exacts no now, for the first time, the reduction in To put an end to the rising spiral of penalties. It will achieve three major property taxes will be passed on to you. local property taxes and tax inequities, benefits: If you are a senior citizen, retired or let your Senators or Assemblymen liUo Special living on a pension, legal limits will pro- know, NOW! CASH & CARRY 00 1. Property Taxes will go down tect your fixed income. You will not and stay down If you agree with Governor CahilL SAVE I have to pay increasing costs for schools that what must be done, must be done, SAVE 20% It will eliminate local property taxes With Wt Coupon you no longer use. In addition, property write, phone or wire your State Sena- Now Available any rug Ctaning ordtr fis the prime source of revenue for pub- tax relief will . tors or Assemblymen right NOW! TWO WEEKS ONLY in Both Stores Now you know-Act NOW!

Oawes, Freehold; Brian T. Kennedy, Belmar; Joseph E. Robertson, Aibury Park , This id it paid lor by People (or Tax Reform, Inc., 134 Watt 8tit« 8tro«t, "franlon, N J. 08608 7V D«Uy Re*t*r, Bed Buk -MMtton, XJ. ,vm Borough Names Seniors Stuck Members would be named Tbt I 18,237 WEST LONG BRANCH - ments of the borough's elders. Trustees to the unit are depart- Borough Council has named a Named to the committee Councilmen Fred I. Martin- from the council, Planning to son, George M. Conway and 1 unl- five-member senior citizens' were Mrs. Amber Kitcher. Board, Shade Tree Com- ment In.tj adopted study pfcnel and Introduced a five years; Kred Bueher Sr.. Jack- Piantanida, and Peter mittee. Recreation Commis- form de code which would create a lo- four years; Mrs. Mildred Cooper, a local attorney. hion and three citizens at when the ,1 itredellv- cal Conservation Commission. Barnctt, three years; the Rev. large. ered. The study panel will probe Walter E. Eckstein of the Cal- The Conservation The governing body also ap- Council |ir of bids the needs of senior citizens vary Assembly of God slon code will be aired at the proved a pact with Lou's for study printing a her? and make recommenda- Church, two'years, and Ar- council's June 16 session. It Men's Shop, Long Branch, to pact to ] I chip tion to the governing body on thur L. Vleweger, a one-year would create a seven-member furnish new uniforms for the per r ' UK) the probable housing require- panelist. unit. police department. LWV'Outlines Year's Studies MATAWAN - Studies to be eluded, undertaken by the League of U'gislative reform and edu- Women Voters In the coining cation on the secondary and year have been outlined mi hinlier levels will be studied. the local, state and national National items will include levels. human resources, environ- Local aspects to be studied mental quality, representative will be recreation in both the government and international SERVING ITS NEIGHBORHOOD-Over 1,375 A/Hddletown Township. township and the borough, as relations. "When it Comes residents were admitted last year to the Hartshorne Health Center, l_eon-: well as voter service. The Leagurmembctship is open ?.r^X'Jier.Roa.d' Be|f°rd. Mrs. Alice Nation has been supervisor of the county league booklet, "Know to all women 18 years or old- .MCOSS Family Health & Nursing Service center since 1964. On the staff - your County," will also be in- er. are 13 registered nurses, three, licensed practical nurses, a health center to Savings ( assistant, and a clerical staff. Last year, there were 1,306 clinic visits and 13«47B home and office visits. ABettBuyd there's one Holmdel Mayor to Appoint TUESDAY (MY name on Recreation, Drainage Units U.S.D.A. CHOICE HOLMDEL - Mayor David del Youth Activities Associ- to hook into the Middletown Cohen has announced that he ation, a privately funded Township Sewer Authority's BOTTOM ROUND OR hopes to appoint two advisory group, and has received ap- system. But from the time the everybody's committees to study recrea- proval from both for the advi- township decides to hook in to tion needs and drainage prob- sory committee, he said. Both that system, it will take five lems In the township. He groups find themselves too in- years before service can be- plans to make the appoint- volved in day-to-day operation gin, he noted. CROSS RIB ments June 19, if the Town- of present recreation pro- The committee would be lips! ship-Corrtmittee agrees to his grams to be able to do much asked to come up with recom- long-range planning. mended solutions such as * 4 1*' At the Planning Board's "1 am hoping for concerted package plants for the interim ROAST f meeting the mayor said that effort by both the recreation period. The mayor hopes it the recreation advisory com- commission and the HYAA to will solve a problem neither lit mittee would look into short- provide the best program for .the Township Committee nor term and long-term recrea- all," the mayor said. the Board of Health have been O '•' *$} tion needs. He indicated that he plans able to resolve, though they m 4 He hopes the committee will to draw.heavily from the have examined about eight m be able to determine what HYAA' to fill the six-to eight- possibilities. Ib. other recreation activities the man advisory committee, This committee would also MARINE VIEW township should sponsor. which will report to the Town- contain about seven members 93 MilOAN WAREHOUSE PRICED Now, the mayor said, there ship Committee. and would report to the Town-. SAVINGS ASSOCIATION are strong programs for boys Quantity rights reserved. The advisory committee on •' ship Committee. % but inadequate ones for girls, drainage problems will study Planning Board chairman, Not responsible for typographical errors. MIODLETOWN I ATL HIGHLANDS I UNCROFT senior citizens a rid othe r what short-term solutions can Mack Sipress indicated that he R7V2400 ' I 291- OIOO | 842-4400 adults. The committee would be found for areas on the would prefer the two advisory also determine how any new south slope of tti'e township committees to report to the WE ALWAYS LOWER i programs would be financed. plagued with septic system Planning Board. But at the The mayor has. consulted problems. request of the board he THE PRICE, BUT I with the Board of Recrtation Eventually, the mayor ex- agreed to recommend a mem- NEVER THE QUALITY, I Commissioners and the Holm- plained, that area is supposed ber of the board to serve on each committee and guide the group so they implement and R0UIE&35&36KEYP0RT Hazlet Man Presents follow the master plan. Class Gift to Lehigh HAZLET - George P. Rob- inson 3d of 316 Middle Road, president of the Class of Le-. high University, presented- the class gift of $72,000 to the1 school Saturday. Accepting the gift was Dr. W. Deming, Lewis, Lehigh president. Some $40,000 of the gift will be used for the Class of 1952 , Memorial Scholarship Fund. to be established in memory of class members who have died since the class entered the universltyin 1948. The remainder of the girt will benefit campus projects. ' including the renovation of the general biology labora- tory. George P. Robinson 3d 3 New Shrewsbury Girls Charged in Bomb Scares NEW SHREWSBURY - Monmouth Regional High Three teen-age girls have School received a call at 10 been released in parental cus- a.m. Thursday. tody after being charged with All schools, with the cooper- making threatening bomb ation of school authorities. calls to four borough schools. Chief Herring said, were evacuated during normal fire Chief James A. Herring said drills. that three grammar schools The three girls, two of them - Swimming River, Syca-, aged 13 and 14. students at more and Tinton Kills schools Tinton Falls, and a 15-ycar-old — each received a call within student at the high school seven minutes of each other were charged by police with Wednesday morning, and the offense. Tractor-Trailer Mishap Congests Holmdel Traffic Vv II HOLMDEL - A tractor- driver of the vehicle, WHS trailer driver escaped Injury heading cast on Union Ave. r [or several hours while police ,.•••• and tow truck operators faced : fy\ College Honors the problem of removing the vv<: 4.00 and 5.00 vehicle. '5.00-6.00 Perma press snap front breakfast Russell Fcakcs It wasn't Until after 4 p.m. 7.75 'Ip coats in cool prints and solids, short sleeve WOODBRIIHiK - L, Hus- that a truck supplied by M. M. sell Fcukcx of Sea Girt, n re- Nero Co.,of llazlcl was able to 10.00-12.00 handbags 4$ or sleeveless styles. Sizes S, M, L, 4.00; XL tired trustee of Middlesex right the trailer. <-T;jyIPJ5.oo County College, Edison, was l'utrnlnian Michael T. Hnr- Shiny fashion in crinkle patent, soft ll honored at n tostlmoriiwl din- sari Investigated. •' fv7.0O - 9.00 Polyester/cotton waltz length ner In ) Urdus Bucket lies- fashion in vinyl plastics, accent fash- ^and long gowns and baby dolls with feminine tnurant licit'. Wiinictl of Alcohol ion in shoulders and top handles, now lace and embroidery in pink, blue, maize, Mr. Kciikos served I he col- MIDDLKTOWN - More IOIJP ns'lrtfiiKurrr Mure Its for- lluin 4011 health class stmlem.s fashion in white. Just two from a var- mint. Sizes S, M, L.5.00 mallon In November of HIM. lit MldOlelown Township ll^ti ied selection. He hull pivvlmiNly sci veil us n School lleunl almlll tin: dan- member ol the board of direr- tiers of alcohol ul an assem- lors and was Hciirrnl toitip- bly. The. speakers were repre- 'roller uiKhwMsiiint treumirer sentatives of ilic Alcoholic In- Steinbach goodtrtngsnsfcrc (or the Johnson and Johnson formation ('enter nf Ontrnt good Ihlngs in store Cui'pui'Utlon Jersey. • aibury park • red bank 10-6:30 dally, w«d., lit to 0 p,m, • brick town 10-8 dally, sat. to 8:30, lun, noon-S;30 • manalnpan 10-9:30 dally, VtJty Register, ted Bank - MM««t*wii, N.J. Monday/I one S, 1172' Couples United in Spring Ceremonies McManamon-Perski Evernham-Talerico PKRTH AMBOY - In the matron of honor, Miss Jean EATONTOWN-MlssCath- groom's brother, was best Ukrainian Catholic Church of Monacolli, Miss Ann Reap. ertne Ann Talerico and Don-man. The ushers were Law- Mrs. Thomas Itogan and Miss ald Bruce Evernham were rence Evernham, Joseph the Assumption here Saturday Frascella, Ira Boyce and Miss Helena Ann Perski be- Florence Yoka. married here May 27 in St. James T. Kennedy was best Dorothea's Catholic Church. ter Noble. came the bride of Dennis Mi- Mrs. Evernham was gradu- chael McManamon. Msgr. man and the ushers were Kcl- A reception followed In the ward Kalinowski, Lawrence Squires Pub, West Long ated from Monmouth Region- Stephen Sulyk officiated. A re- al High School and Brookdale ception was in the Button- lleilly. Richard Savage and Branch. Mr. liogan. The bride is the daughter of Community College School of wood Manor, Matawan. Nursing. She is employed at The bride is the daughter of Mi's. McManamon was Mr, and Mrs. Joseph A. Tale- rico, 367 Benson Place, here. Riverview Hospital, Red Mrs. Henry K. IVrski, 643 Aii- graduated from Keyport High Bank. niack Ave.. Union Heacli, and School and is employed by Mr. Evernham is the son of Mrs. Emily Evernham, H05Vi- The bridegroom, an the late Mr. Perksi. The Bell Laboratories llolmdel. alumnus of Neptune High Mrs. Gordon Schultz bridegroom's parents are Mr. Sixth Ave., Neptune, and the Mr. McManamon, ana- late Harold Evernham. School Is with Evernham (The former Nancy Gill) and Mrs. Walter lummis of St. Mary's High Mrs. Raymond Perez, the Flooring, Neptune, a family McManamon, here. School, here, attended Rut- Mrs. Gary Roy bride's sister, was matron of business. The couple will re- Attending the bride were gers University and served Schultz-Gill honor. Also attending the side in Asbury Park. (The funner Teresa George Mrs. Charles Galbraith Jr.. two years with the Army. He bride were Miss Francinl KAIR HAVEN - In the is employed by International Stone. Miss Carole Jose, Miss Catholic Church of the Nati- Hod Carriers, Local 72, here. Roy-George Godville- Itcgina Fenlon and Weigandt- vity here Saturday Miss Nan- Mrs. Donald Evernham cy Jane C.ill became the bride UNCASTKI! COUNTY. Mr. and Mrs. McManamon Mrs. Dennis McManamon (The former . Mrs.Thomas Blinn. Martin of Gordon Otto Schultz. The Va. — Miss Teresa lone will reside in Union Beach. (The former Helena Perski) Catherine Talerico) Harold Evernham the bride- Krakowski (ienrgc ;md linry Wayne Hoy lti:i) BANK - Miss Mary KEANSBURG - In St. Rev,, Richard Behl officiated were niarnt'il lieiv May '_'!) in Beth Martin, daughter of Mr. Ann's Catholic Church here at the marriage of the daugh- Christ Cliuivli Kpiscupal, a and Mrs. W. Albert Doremus, Miss Maryann Krakowski, ter of Mrs. William. Thomas national landmark. The Hev. 152 Blanch Ave., and James daughter of Mr. and "Mrs. Ed- Gill, 37 Elmwood Lane, and Robert Slircran officiated. Arthur Goclville, Badminton ward Krakowski, 89 Seventh the late Mr. Gill, to the son of Court, Sea Bright, were mar- St., West Keansburg, became Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon A reception followed in the ried here May 20 in the First the bride of Brian Joseph Eagle's Nest, Kilmarnoek. Schultz of Squantum, Mass. Presbyterian Church, Tower Weigandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tlie bride is Hie daughter of A reception was in Fish- Hill by the Rev. Charles S. Fran Weigandt, 29 Franciscan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank- erman's Wharf, Rtimson. Webster. Way, Hazlet, on May 27. The lin George of Weems. She was The bride was attended by The bridegroom's parents Rev. Frederick Valentino offi- Miss Deborah Jo Adams, attended by her sister, Jill's. ciated. Deborah Moss. are Mr. and Mrs. Richard maid of honor, Miss Jill K. Croft of Ashland, N.H. The bridegroom, son of Mrs. A reception was in the Ro- Kiely, Miss Joan E. lazaro Dean Broin, SI Linden Ave., A reception was in the home man Inn, Hazlet. and Mrs. Ronald C^KroJl. Ited Bank, N. .1., and the late of the bride's brother and sis- Mr. and Mrs. John LaPolla Steven Schultz was his U. Russell W. Hoy. had his ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. were the honor attendants. brother's best man. The ush- stepfather, Mr. Broin. as his Thomas C. Martin, 18 Beech- The bridesmaids were the ers were Bruce MacCrcgor, best man. wood Place, Fair Haven. Misses 'Fran Weigandt, Mo- John Witol.and Richard On- . Mrs. Hoy was ^nulualed Mrs. Martin was matron of njka Black, Patti Barnard and goorlian. from Kilmarnui'k High honor. The other attendants Valerie Krakowski. Mrs, Schultz was graduated School. were Mrs. Larry A. Doremus, The ushers were Robert from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Mr. Roy attended Burden- also a .sister-in-law of the Yosco, John O'Neal and Den- gional High School and Colby town (\\ .1.) Military Institute bride, and Miss Julie Godville, nis Dougherty. Junior College, New London, the bridegroom's sister. Mrs. Brian Wclgamlt and was graduated from Mid- Mrs. James Godville Mrs. Robert S. Randall Mrs. Dcmctrios Paparscnos Mr. and Mrs. Weigandt are N.H. She is a secretary at (The former dletown Township (\. .1.) Michael V. Fobcr was best (The former (The former (The former Linda Severs) alumni of Raritan High Boston University, College of High School. He studied also man. The ushers were Mr. Mary Beth Martin) Barbara Reado) Maryann Krakowski) School. She was graduated Engineering. Her late father . at Drew University, Madison. Doremus and Gerard God- also from Our Lady of was administrator at Riv- \. J.. and is enrolled at ville. the bridegroom's broth- Lourdes School of Nursing erview Hospital, Red Bank. Brookdale Community Col- er. Randall-Reade Paparsenos-Severs and is a staff nurse at Riv- The bridegroom attended lege, Lincroft. X. .1. The bride was graduated NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Donne Kcarns and Cheryl ASBURY PARK - In St. Mrs. Paparsenos, formerly erview Hospital, Red Bank. Quincy (Mass.) Junior College from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- The couple plan to make Barbara L. Reade and Robert Odell. George Greek Orthodox a supervisor of casework at<' Mr. Weigandt is employed and the University of Texas. gional High School and at- their home in Kilmarmick. S. Randall were married here Gary Martinson was best Church here May 20 Miss Monmouth County Welfare by BelRay Special Labora-. He is a wholesale car buyer tended Monmouth College, May 13 in St. Mary's Catholic man. The ushers were Paul Linda M. Severs, daughter of Board, New Shrewsbury, is an toi les. The couple will reside^ employed by Oste Brothers, West Long Branch. She is a Church. The Rev. Leon Randall, brother of the bride- Mrs. John Severs, 42 Ber- alumna of Middletown Town- in Toms River. Boston. secretary at Rivcrview Ilospi- Kasprzyk officiated at the groom, and Arne Utke. kshire Court, Middletown, and ship High School and Mon- ' Mr, and Mrs. Schultz will : tal, lied Bank, where- Mr. double ring ceremony. A re- the late Mr. Severs, was mar- mouth College, West Long make their home in Bos- Godville is employed as a res- The bride was graduated ception was in Buck Smith's ried to Demetrios Paparsenos Branch.' . ton. " ; piratory therapist. He was from Middletown Township Restaurant, East Keansburg. High School and is employed of Athens, Greece. The Rev. •graduated from Ashland High Demetrios Tsigounis offici- The bridegroom was edu- School.. The bride is the daughter of as a secretary at Bell Labora- cated in Athens and is em- Bridal Note Mrs. James E. Readc, 39 tories, Holmdel, where Mr. ated. . PTA Slates Mr. and Mrs. Godville will ployed there by the Telephone Blanche Court, New Mon- Randall is an engineer. A reception was in the Mol- Company of Greece. Engagement and wedding Theater Party make their home in Red mouth, and the late Mr. The bridegroom, an ly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. forms are available on Bank. Reade. Mr. Randall's parents alumnus of North Dakota The bridegroom is the son Mr. and Mrs. Paparsenos request to The Daily Register. * LEONARDO - The Leon- are Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. State University, received a of Mr. and Mrs. Achilles Pa- will make their home in Ioan- No snapshots are acceptable, ardo Grade School PTA is THEY EAT TOO MUCH Randall of Baker, Minn. master's degree from Rutgers parsenos of Larissa, Greece. nov Verge, Athens. Bridal'announcements are sponsoring a theater party in BONN, Germany (AP) - New York June 17. The play is One of every four West Ger- Miss Susan Reade was maid University. The bride was given in mar- preferred in advance early in "The Prisoner of Second Ave- mans believes he is eating im- of honor for her sister. The Mr. and Mrs. Randall reside riage by her brother, Norman Entries Due the week preceding the wed- properly, according to a survey bridesmaids were the Misses in Holmdel. Severs, 23 Arthur Drive, Mid- ding, or directly after the nue" at the Eugene O'Neill dletown. Theater. Mrs. Philip Burr is by the Bonn Health Ministry. For Pageant wedding. Day of wedding pho-n Twenty-four per cent of those Barnes- Mrs. Clancy D. Boynton was tographs received two weeks accepting reservations for (he queried thought they were not matron of honor. The other at- NKW BRUNSWICK - The after the ceremony run the tickets which include bus fare getting full nutritional benefit tendants were the Misses Lisa Miss Black New Jersey Pag- risk of not being used. There and orchestra seats. from their.meals because they Sheppard and Diane Rampino and Mrs. cant sponsored by the NAACP is no charge for any material The bus will depart at 9 were eating too much, too RED BANK - The United Joseph Mariocca, cousins of of New Brunswick will take used. a.m. from the Leonardo quickly and at the wrong times. Methodist Church was the set- the bride; Mrs. Norman Sev- place Aug. 5 and 6 in Ramada Grade School parking lot and ers, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mrs'. Leonard I.ichouiu Many admitted their diets in- ting here May 21 for the mar- Inn. Rt. 9. East Brunswick. return is expected at 6 p.m. cluded too much bread and po- Thomas Langan and Mrs. riage of Miss Shirley Ann To participate entrants Guests will be on their own (The former tatoes. John Abodeely. Kiithy Wysocki) Sheppard and William C. must be between 18 and 25 for luncheon. Barnes. A reception in Buck Thomas Paparsenos was his years Of age. single and high Smith's Restaurant, East brother's best man. The ush- ••*»•-•--"schoo•l graduates—- . Liebowitz-Wysocki Keansburg, took place after, ers were Louis Rampino, NKW BRUNSWICK.- Miss man for his brother and the the candlelight ceremony., Ralph Gentile Jr., Anthony Perle Harris, pageant direc- When you think Kalhy Ann Wysocki and Leon- usher was Stephen Gettsinger. The bride is the daughter of Malinconico and Richard and tor, is accepting applications ard Jeffrey Liebowitz were The bride, an alumna of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Shep- Dale Van de Mark Jr., cousins which may be obtained by married here May 28 at an Keyport High School, was pard of Old Bridge, formerly of the bride, and Mr. Ma- contacting the office at 6*1, about it, who'd know outdoor ceremony in lle.lyar graduated in January from of Port Monmouth Road, East riocca. Broad St., Newark. Memorial Forest, Rutgers Douglass College, here. Prior Keansburg. University. The Rev. Harold to her marriage she was em- The bridegroom's parents more about sewing R. Dean, pastor of the Unita- ployed by Bamberger's. New are Mr. and Mrs. William M. rian Church of Mnnmoulh Jersey, an assistant buyer of Barnes. 8 Danemar Drive. County, officiated at the better dresses. Middletown. RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Mrs. William Barnes .than double ring wedding. Mr. Liebowitz is a an Miss Carol Barnes, the (The former alumnus of Sayrevillc Wat- bridegroom's sister, was maid A garden reception followed Shirley Sheppard) (a Ranney school) at the home of the bride's Memorial High School and of honor. The bridesmaids ^Singer? mother. Mrs. Stanley Wy- Rutgers University, here, lie were the Misses Gail Mcarns. The bridalcouple are Announces socki, 402 Harrison Ave.. has been employed by Ameri- Linda N'orcen, Jessica Strauss alumni of Middletown Town- Union Beach. can Telephone and Telegraph. and Patty and Donna Jones. ship High School. Mrs. Barnes Supplementary Courses in basic skills for The bride, daughter also of Kdison, and as assistant man- Susan Strauss was flower girl was graduated also from Bar- greater success in school and college the late Mr. Wysocki, was al- ager at McDonal's. Kast and the ring bearer was bizon School of Modeling. Mr.' •• tended by Miss Megan Wood- Brunswick. lirucc Mancim. Barnes, who is attending Mon- ward. Mr. and Mrs. Liebowitz will Harry Austin was best man. mouth College. West Long Mr. Liebowitz is the son of reside in Guadalajara, Mcx.. The ushers were Tenny Sim- Branch, is employed by Ti- 21st Summer Session July 5-Aug. 25 Mr and Mrs, Solomon Lie- where he has been accepted mons. Ray Wimmcr, Robert cehurst Animal Hospital. Mid- bowitz of l'iirlin. in the Autonomous University Gartner, Otto Strauss and dletown. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes Bruce Liebowitz was best School of Medicine. Robert Messina. will reside in Oakhurst.

1. READING .WRITING, STUDY SKILLS Freyberg-Overstrud Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening. a BA degree in psychology. This is the basic course ot Rumson Reading Institute and is of- WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. - Davis Chapel of Wake Forest Monmouth Regional High fered at all levels from 7lh grade through college. Students are Miss Dana Anne Ovcstrud, University to Daniel James School, New Shrewsbury, Prior to Mr.and Mrs. Frey- grouped according to ability. This course helps students daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freybcrg, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.J., majored in medical berg's marriage, they were • lo read with speed and comprehension Richard M. OveMrml, L'-l Wil- James A. Freyberg of Sand- technology in college and feted here at a dinner given • to write grammatically and logically low Drive, Ocean Township, usky, Ohio. Officiating was spent her senior year at Bow- May 29 in Manor House of • lo increase their koowladge ol vocabulary man Gray School of Medicine, Tanglewood Park by Mr. and This course is very popular wilh serious students who aro anx- was married here May ill in the Rev. Edgar D. Christman, ious to improve their school grades and to obtain maximum chaplain of Wake Forest Uni- School of Medical Technology. Mrs. Dennis Thompson of preparation for college board and prep school exams. Host Familes Sought versity, the bridal couple's She will be employed as a me- Minneapolis, Minn., uncle and alma mater. dical technologist at Roanokc aunt of the bride. 2. MATHEMATICS MATAWAN - The Mala- (Va.) Memorial Hospital and wan Junior Woman's Hub is A reception was in the Ho- On May 30 the parents of Courses at all levels from arithmetic to calculus the couple will reside in Roan- the bridegroom hosted ;i re- All coursos are planned to dovelop recruiting families interested liday Inn, here. oke. hcar-sal dinner in the Town • a logical approach lo problom solving in sharing two SIIIIIIIIIT weeks The bride was attended by is teach Mr. Frcyberg was nwarded Steak House, here. • facility in applying mathematical processes logically with ,i needy cliild troin I he Miss Sharon Lee Paravos, city. As part nl tin1 Kresh Air maid of honor, Miss Marlis 3. RANNEY SCHOOL COURSES Abcrnathy, Miss Hetty Poole you what we know. l-'iind the club will act iis a • in advanced chemistry and advanced biology Friendly imsii llnsl Children and Miss Taini Thompson, ju- ranging in ;ige limn •> In I.1 nior bridesmaid. 4. LANGUAGES WcVi! developed ii Ticii-iip' Sewing ('<>nrM> will iiiTivi1 in Ilic area July It) Uarrell Poovcy was best RUMSON READING Throe- 2-hour :,n-.,:,ions weekly ••»pe»t in CIUM. ei'l Fiinlo. .Mat a wan. The bride, a graduate of INSTITUTE ncarling-Iliron 2-hour soosiono Arillmirilic—Thieo 1-hour sessions weekly Slop in al ymir local Singer Sowing Center lor after-school supplementary classes in further inloriimliou. CIUNM-K lii^in June l«ih. READING - ENGLISH - MATH ALL COURSES Enrollment In the Teen-age Sewing Course Custom Carpet Cleaning First Grade through College under the suporvMon of makes you eligible to enter the Singer World IN THE HOME RUSSELL G. RANNEY Slylcmaker Contest, Prizes galore to win, including cash scholarships. Let yourself sew! Slurv VH(> 235 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury 69 MtOAl) HTItHKT 542-4777 RUMSON READING INSTITUTE 235 Hope Road, New Shrewsbury, N.J. HKDHANK Charles F. Hanisch 7-17-3806 RUSSELL G.RANNEY 542-4777 222-0956 -DIRECTOR" Tranaportallon available from $omiana» SINGER 11 Tte Bfcfly Be*l»ter, Red '»«* - , NJ,H*td*y, June Bridals Rev. and Mrs. McGettigan-Hallahan BETHLEHEM,, P«. -c»tl)erine brother, was best man. The ushers were Kevin and William John McGettlgan were married Honored by Church and Lawrence O'Malley, John ft. Glagola, Ed- here Saturday In SU. Peter and Paul Catholic ward R. Sweeney and James R. and Robert T.. LONG BRANCH-The con- present. They are Mrs. Wil- • Mrs. MeguTsmaidofbMWr. Church of Byzantine Bite. Msgr, Paul Flrcxak McGettigan. gregation of St. Luke's United liam C. Madson of Shawnee. Also. Mrs. Paul Morgin and officiated at the ceremony and celebrated the Methodist Church had a sur- Okla.. Miss Thelma Megili. a Miss Charlotte Morgan. Nuptial Mass. The biide was graduated from St. Francis Academy and St. Luke's Hospital School of prise reception after church senior at Long Branch Senior Cream Ridge: Ml» Tiieresa A reception was in the Bethleham Steel Nursing, here. She was awarded a BS degree service Sunday, to honor Rev. High School, and Andrew Morgan, Washington, D'.C. Club, Hellertown. in nursing from the University of Pennsylva-' and Mrs. E. 0. Megill on the Megill who attends the Broad- and Mr. and Mr*i Pjreuton Thti parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. nla, Philadelphia, and Is employed at Onteo- occasion of their 25th anniver- way School. (iray. Brick Township!. Nicholas Hallahan, here, and Mr. and Mrs. .palhic Hospital, Barth Pavilion, Philadelphia. sary. More than 20(1 guests at- Rev. Megill has been in the Mrs. II. Cornell Kahte was James Francis McGettlgan, 62 Mitchell Place, tended. Methodist ministry since 1955 Mr. McGettigan is a law clerk to Judge chairman of the reception, as- . Citlle Silver, N.J. flev. and Mrs. Megill. the and served pastorates at James R. Cavanaugh, Court of Common Pleas, sisted by Mrs. Phillip Ryan. Mrs. Goncalo Tauares was matron of hon- former Virginia King, ere Tuckcrton and Pennsauken. Philadelphia. He is a graduate of Red Bank Mrs. Lawrence Hatton. Mrs. or for her sister. The other bridal attendants married May 31. li)47 in the He and his family came to St. (N. J.) High School and received a bachelor's Howard Guiilaudeu, Mis. were Mrs. Edward Sweeney, Mrsv Donald home of Mrs. Megill's parents Luke's in 19*7. degree in business administration from Villa- John Harvey? Mrs. Archer. McCarthy, Mrs. Manton Tracy, Mrs. Stephun Mrs. William Ackcrson in Spring Lake. llobcrt Hcrpich. lay leader, Mrs. Robert E:JSchafer, Mrs. Mrs. William McGettlgan Emmitt, Miss Karen Glagola and Miss Bonnie nova University, and a juris doctor degree (The former The Megills have three chil- offered congratulations and Kenneth Kepple. Mrs. George (The former Adinolfl. Lisa Chrismer was flower girl and from Villanova Law School. Elaine McCarthy) dren, ail of whom were on behalf ol the congregation Harvey. Mrs. Frank Galfi, Catherine Hallahan) James McCettigan was ring bearer. Mr. and Mrs. McGettigan will reside in presented Rev. and Mrs. Meg- Miss Mabel Van Gelder. Mr. • Lansdowne. Walter J. McGettigan, the bridegroom's ill with a silver tea service'. and Mrs. Herpich. Robert Ackerson-McCarthy Thomas P. Keily. president of Sehuehart, and Mrs. Henry (he Board of Trustees, added KEANSBURG - Miss mand and Joseph Scoffo, Adie. Hilton-Hansen guod wishes on behalf of the Elaine Rose McCarthy, Thomas Heddon, Curley Dela- Hostesses at the refresh- Trustees and the Adminis- CAZENOVIA, N. Y. - The marriage of Miss Julia Leigh- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Petro and Harold B. Marx ment tables were Miss Lorena trative Board. A guest book, ton Hansen and John Allen Hilton Jr. took place here Saturday James E. McCarthy. 110 Mun- were ushers. Scott. Mrs. William Thomp- given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur in the First Presbyterian Church of Cazenovia. The Rev, Ben- ro Avc,. West Keansburg. be- Mr, and Mrs. Ackerson are son, Miss Dorothy Ryan. Mrs. - Archer and signed by the jamin J. Lake officiated. ' ' ~> > came the bride of William Ge- alumni of Rritan High School. Kenneth Kepple. Mrs. William 1 guests, was also presented. A garden reception followed at Westerlea, home of the rard Ackerson, son of Mr. and He is employed at Charles of Rudolph Jr. and Mrs. Royal bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Leighton Hansen. Mrs. William M. Ackerson, 137 the Ritz, Holmdel, and she is A quartet composed of .Miss Fliedner. •' , The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton, 3 Ave- Sixth St.. also of West Keans- a hairdresser at John's Beau- Georgene Byrne. Mr. and nue of Two Rivers. Rumson, N.J. burg, yesterday here in St. (y Shop, Red Bank. The Mrs. Thomas Vining and Clar- The bride's sisters, Mrs. Fred W. Pooled and Miss Kath* Ann's Calholic Church. The couple will reside in West ence Reynolds, accompanied Church Women arine Dile Hansen, were her honor attendant. Also in the wed- Rev. Frederick A. Valentino Keansburg. by Mrs. Barbara Mount, sang ding party were the Misses Lucy and Sarah ffllton, the bride-' officiated; •b Perfect Love." Install Slate groom's sisters; Miss Ann Severance, Mrs. Bruce Blalsdell. The reception was in the Out of town guests attend- LONG BRANCH — Officers Miss Theresa Thompson, Mrs. Arthur1 S'culley, Miss Mary- Port Monniouth firehouse. • Installation ing included Mr. and .Mrs. were installed by The Women Earl, Miss Margaret Marsellus and Miss Mary Rodormer, Miss Deborah McCarthy Meeting Set John F. Sloan and son. Jack. of St. James Episcopal John Borland 3rd was best man. The ushers were II. Baird was maid of. honor for her sis- .(.Men Rock: Mr. and Mrs. Church at a dinner in Rosie Hansen, brother of the bride, Mr. Pool, Mr. Blaisdell, Anthony Rober Murphy. Spring Lake; ter. Bridesmaids were the SHREWSBURY - The in- O'Gradys. Eatontown. The Keator, Jay Titus, Alex Hilton, Fred Finley. and Marie. Peter • Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Morey. Misses Emmie Ackerson, sis- stallation dinner meeting of Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. and Francis Hilton, the bridegroom's brothers. . Parkortown. and Mr. and ter of the bridegroom; Gail the American Association of Pearson attended. Mrs. Hilton, a graduate of Masters School, Dobbs Ferry, Mrs. Eugene F. Holben. llad- Carbone , and Susan Medical Assistants of the The slate includes Mrs. N.Y., studied also at the American School in Lugano, Switzer- donfield. Mrs. Holben was Mrs. Vincent Herbert Bloomquist, cousins of the State of New Jersey will take James Nudd Jr.. president: " land. Cazenovia College and Finch College. New York City. (The former bride, and Susan Massa. place Wednesday at 7 p.m. Mrs. James P. Hall, vice pies- Mr. Hilton, art alumnus of Christian Brothers Academy. Mrs. JonHilton Jr, Anita Cannizzaro Kevin Robinson was best here in the Shadowbrook. Queen Isabella, who spon- ident: Mrs. David R. Martin, Uncroft, and the University of Vermont, is employed by First (The former Julia Hansen) Mrs: Miriam Harber, presi- sored Columbus' discovery voy- secretary; Mrs. Robert John- National City Bank, New York. age to the New World, appears dent, will install the new son, treasurer, and Mrs. Wil- The couple will make their home in New York City. on one American coin, the Isa- Herbert-Cannizzaro slate, including Mrs. James liam Taylor, nominating bella commemorative quarter- HASBROUCK HEIGHTS - cousin of the bride; Robert Hawthorne, president-elect; chairman. The marriage vows of Miss Walker, brother-in-law of the dollar minted in 1893 at (he . Mrs. Martin was dinner Mrs. George Scott, president; request of the Board of Lady Anita Rose Cannizzaro and bride; Thomas Duda, and chairman. John Choff, vice president; Managers of the Columbian Ex- Boyd-Clochetti Air Force Airman l.C Vincent Stephen J. Cannizzaro, the The outgoing president is Gail Trimboli, secretary, and position in Chicago. Engaged Raymond Herbert were sol- bride's brother. Another Mrs. Morton A. Barnes. Jean Horton, treasurer. WATERBURY, Conn. ^An- emnized Saturday at a Nup- brother Allen Cannizzaro was nouncement is made by M,r. tial Mass here in the Corpus junior usher, as was Michael NAG HUBBY . and Mrs. Pasquale. V.. tio- Christi Catholic Church. FURNITURE STRIPPING OR REFINISHING Pietrunti, also a cousin of the FOR OWN GOOD chetti, of this place, of the en> The bride is the daughter of bride. Ring bearers were An- LONDON (AP) - Wives The better and safe way — without gagement of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Canniz- gelo Pietrunti, the bride's with overweight, middle-aged harm to glued Joint*, veneer, or Inlays Miss Marian Rose Ciochetti, zaro, here. Parents of the cousin, and Michael Cher- husbands must nag them to to Walter Michael Boyd, son bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. mark. keep fit. NO WATER, LYE, OR ACID USID of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Robert Herbert, 75 Hamilton The bride is a graduate of Women are failing to control REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATE Boyd, 30 Michael Drive, Mid- Ave., Leonardo. Bergen • County Vocational their husbands' diets, says a Houra: Tu«s.-Frl dletown, N.J. An Oct. 14 wed- A receiption was in the Cot- and Technical High School. report by the British govern- SNYDER'S ding is planned. tage Inn, Lodi. Hackensack, and Weaver Air- ment-financed Health Educa- 8itia The bride-elect, an alumna Mrs. Robert Walker was line School, Kansas City. Mo. tion Council. Worse still, they Chem - Clean £i| of Notre Dame Academy, matron of honor for her sister. She was employed at National are apathetic when it comes to 3M-8S71 making sure they have enough Matthews Road crowd Sun. Alton. here, will graduate in Septem- Also attending the bride were Airlines in New York City as Farmlngdale, N.J. ber from the University of the Misses Janet Merlino. Hel- a sales agent in the mail tick- exercise. Miss Clochetti Connecticut School of Physi- en McCagh. Joyce Cumming et department. cal Therapy. She is a member and Patricia Morris, the The bridegroom, an Frake-Minicucci of the Studen American Physi- bride's cousin. Junion brides- alumnus of Middletown Town- ROCHESTER, N.H. - Mr. shire at Durham, majoring in cal Therapy Association; maids were her cousins the ship High School, attended and Mrs. Gene Minicucci of occupational therapy. Mr. Boyd, who is a junior at Hisses Maryann Pietrunti and Lincoln Technical Institute. Mary Katherine Anderson. this city, announce the en- Mr. Frake, an alumnus of Northeastern University in Newark, as a student of auto Flower girls were another TEAM UP AND gagement of their daughter. Christian Brothers Academy. Boston, majoring in history, is mechanics. He is stationed counsin Ann Marie Lamantia Miss Jean Ann Minicucci, to Lincroft, N.J., served two an almunus of Mater Dei High with the 81st Field Mainte- and Carol Lee Chermark. Robert James Frakc, son of years in the U.S. Marine School, Middletown. His a nance Squad in Bentwaters. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fral:.\ Corps, with 13 months active member of Phi Kappa Tau Robert Herbert was best England. The couple will re- A West Lincoln Circle, Mid- duty in Vietnam. A senior at fraternity. man for his brother. Ushers side in nearby Felixstowe. SPLIT THE COST! dletown, N.J. the University of New Hamp- were Stephen Cannizzaro, Suffolk.' shire, where he is majoring in Miss Minicucci attended psychology, Mr. Frake is di- Manhattanville College, Pur- rector of Youth Services. Inc.. chase, N.Y., and is a senior at Pease Air Force Base. Ports- the University of Now Hamp- mouth, N.H. Broten-Des Biens Hate Query HIGHLANDS - Miss gional School and is employed Theresa Sharon Des Biens at the Clam Hut. here, as is and Jeffrey Allan -Broten, plan her fiance. to be married in August. An- Mr. Broton is an aluhinus of nouncement of their engage- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ment is nuicle by the bride- High School and served four Dear Ann Landers: When I elects parents, Mr. and Mrs. years in the Air Forte. He is a was nine years old I lost my James K. Des Biens. 10-A Ro- senior at Monmnulh College. father in a track accident and gers St., here. West Long Branch, and is now I am IB. After the acci- Ann Landers Miss Des Biens was gradu- chairman of 'MonmouUi Col-. dent my cousin told me 1 was ated from Henry Hudson Re- lege Citizens for McGovern. lucky—that she hated her dad and wished it had been him. I would not allow her daughter mama is the take-over type told her if she ever said that to be seen with a long-haired and she look over. I feel sorry The Maarbergs Mark to me again I'd sock her. gorilla. Then she shut the for her daughter. When I hear kids at school door in my face. Discover how to be date say they hatejheir parents, it The girl was nice and fairly bait without falling hook, line BRING A FRIEND AND SAVE 50% Golden Anniversary makes me sick. They don't attractive, but her .mother's .and sinker. Ann Landers' know What they arc saying. mouth Was her downfall. I booklet, "Dating Do's and AS YOU SLIM INTO SUMMER TOGETHER. BRICK TOWNSHIP - Mr. dren, Mrs. Karla K. M. Par- Sure, all families have dis- never called her again. What .Don'ts," will help you be and Mrs. J. Arnold Maarberg. sons of Far Rockaway, N.Y., agreements and people get do you think of a 17-year-old more poised and sure o*f your- 422 (ireen Grove Road, for- Arnold Maarberg, Belford. COMPLETE 4 MO. PROGRAM mad, but I can't imagine hold- who would let her mother self on dates. Send 35 cents in LIMITED merly of Engllshtown, were and Mrs. T. Herbert Halvor- ing grudges and not being make such decisions for coin along with a long . feted Saturday at a 50th wed- sen, Middletown. The couple her?-6'2" In Alabama able to forgive each other. stamped, self-addressed enve- EACH ding anniversary party in the has eight grandchildren and TIME I hope you will print my let- Dear 67"; I'm not sure the lope and your request to this River Plaza firehouse. seven great-grandchildren. ter soon, Ann. It seems there girl "let" her. It sounds as if newspaper. PER MONTH The celebration . was Mr. and Mrs. Maarberg, is a lot, more hate for older OFFER planned by the Maarberg chil- were married June 1. 1922 in 50 people today than there used to TO THE FIRST Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr. Maarberg be. Or am I wrong?-Quincy was born in Tvcdcstrand, 2-FOR-THE 45 TO CALL Teen. Norway, lie is a retired dock- Carl A. Quaglia, SEVEN SONS Dear Q: I don't know if huilder, member of Local R.P. PRICE there is more hate for older 14511. New York. 842-2451 people than there used to be. CARPET Mrs. Maarberg, the former WHAT WAS OF-ONE but kids are more outspoken Karen Nllsnn, was born in Hi- UNLIMITED VISITS about .their feelings. Every sur, Norway, and camo lo the "ATHERIAC This is the famous pre-Summcr spcci.il we offer clay I receive at least a dozen J IF YOU ARE A SIZE United Slates in 19l(i. OF MATTHIOLU" each year to get you slim in time for the beach. And CLEANING letters from teenagers who say Back In the 16th century, persona afflicted what fun as you and your friend get back into shape 14 you can be a 10, BY JULY 6 Try Us-you'//lid* Us they hate their mother or fa- with the plaiue were frequently given a medi- together. 16 you can be a 12 BY JULY 11 ther—or both. I view this as a cation that comlilrd of 130 Infredlents which 18 you can be a U BY JULY 11 Drug Addiction Problem? , Thousands of women have already discovered that tragedy not only because the when mixed and ready for the patient weighed 20 you can be a 14 BY JULY 26 Call 9H8-83M. For Help Day »r 13 pounds. Not only wai It of dubious value, Elaine Powers is the delightful, cisy and mosl inexpen- 495-0878 kids suffer, but their parents | 22 you can be a 16 BY JULY 26 Night. but the time involved In the -preparation (several sive way to shed those extra winter pounds. And with as well. BETWEEN 5 P.M. ft 7 P.M. dayi) and the coat miule II almost prohibitive our proven method you not only get the figure you Guarantee: If for any reason The best course of ad Ion is to the average patient. you fall to achieve the results want, you keep the figure you get. ti) try to re-establish comimi- j listed, Hlaine I'oitcn will Today we have come a long wjy from the But don't wait till it's too laic. Call now for your tilcation at the point where It CIVL' YOU 6 MONTHS FREE. Therlac of Malthiolu, but there are still Nome free trial visit and figure analysis. broke down. Sometimes the preiorlptloni that have to be compounded of AN JOHNNYCAKES whole family must net coun- more than one Ingredient. We welcome pre- 1 Vt cupi flaur seling In order lo accomplish icrlptlom like this that give us a. chance to li cup milk •how our profeulonal skill. FINNISH SAUNAS and ASK ABOUT OUR UNCOMMON '/i cup cornruil Vicup this. If certain members re- 4 tipi. blkln| mipliiyup SHOWERS AVAILABLE pgwdw W mi|l til ir fuse, the ones who recognize YOU OB YOUB DOCTOR CAN F1IONE US TEENAGE PROGRAM RECIPE 1 roundid milli( bullir the need should go regardless. when you need a delivery. We will deliver lip. Mil J nil, diilm Dear Ann l.undors: I hope. promptly without extra charge. A great many people rely on ui (or their health need*. We H0URS:9A.M.-9r\M,SAT.9-4 FROM THE Rift logeltmr all dry Ingrsdlenti. 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The application of West De- month, has also been rejected fessional building at 9M Palm- implications resulted in The applicants were asked covered by building and mittee subject to final approv- The applicants will study velopment Co. of Westfield for by the county Planning Board. er Ave. Ifinal action on either, to provide exact calculations blacktop appears excessive in, al by the Board of Health. these suggestions and modify subdivision approval to com- A revised application call- i application of Elno and of the amount of the site to be terms of the intent of the zon- Application of Lanvin- their application where neces- bine lots off lit. 520 and lit. 4 ing for 20 lots instead of the powunn punHKOUM i Massa to add 1,280 square covered by blacktop and tho ing ordinance. Charles of the Hltz Inc. for sary. will be treated as a minor sab- • original 13 has also been re- ItmA additional parking expanded building and the He indicated that perhaps site plan approval of a pro- Lanvin wants to expand the division. jected for the same defi- CLOGttDTOILITS |tp an office building they amount to be left undeve- i The sketch plat submitted ciencies by the local board. E expansion of the present four- posed parking lot addition to lot to supply sufficient park- "it 45 E, Main St., In loped. office building to add a fifth their plant at Rt. 35 and Cen- ing for employes and visitors by Bartholomew Lepre for An application for waiver of el village was held for Chairman Jack Sinress office may be excessive for terville Road was held for fur- and alleviate existing traffic two lots on Everett and Still' site plan approval from Mar that lot although the 4,880- ther study. problems and congestion on well Roads was disapproved Lcn Holding Co., headed by square-foot enlarged building The Planning Board's engi- Rt. 35. due to deficiencies in the ap- Dr. M. Leonard Genova, was FUiWSFUEL KIDS' would cover less than 20 per neer had expressed concern The firm's requeKt for plication. The 27-acre site is held to the July 6 meeting. cent of the 30,000-square-foot over drainage provisions for sketch plat approval to com- owned by Leo Lcpre. The applicant has only par- FUEL OIL, WE lot. Layout of the site requires the expanded lot and noted bine two lots for the proposed The final plat for Section 1 tially complied with previous ARE GIADTO YELL, more area be devoted to that details were missing expansion was denied and no of Mabern Estates being de- requests for more documenta- | WILL DO ITS WORK driveways than is usual. from the site plan application. further action will be taken on velgped by S & K Inc. off Line tion. Application to the board The sketch plat for the of* The board's planning con- the application until the board and Holmdcl Uoads, which was needed because of a AND DO rr WELL/ Quality Fuel Oil Is fice building was approved by sultant had submitted sugges- receives a revised site plan. was turned down as deficient change in occupancy for an good lor your burn- er. 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Unlike ordinary plunfen, TolUfla NEW YORK (AP)-Things busy weekend for a hyperac- will never become a rule of middle-aged men tended to don not permit compraMd tir or a columnist might never know tive teen-ager. life, and individuals will never improve their personalities by Thursday has only one lucky meny water to fplatb back or escape. if he didn't open his mail; One of the things that pass through the -period of becoming more self-confident, hour, the one before the sun With Ibibflex the full pretture plowa through the clogging man and Did you make more than 779 makes department store own- preparation' drinking which is extroverted and emotionally rises. •wiihaitdown. local and long-distance phone ers glum is the estimate by the sine qua non of becoming stable. It was Bertrand Kussell • SUCTION RIM STOPS IMJUHMCK FuiiChlif] calls last year? Then you store detectives that one out an alcoholic." 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Ruhl, Moryann T, Rusclo, David c, Slattery, Loretta C. !Slivln, and Marga- Kncilui, fotrlcla A. Vai/pei, Mark J. charges of possessing mari- M. Mulheren, Jeanne E. Mullen, Koth- Porton, George T, Poschetto, Carlo J. VoencK, Mark R, WoOT'r, Suzonni M. RED BANK - The Most ryn D. Mullln, Gene F. Munn, Catherine Paterno. Pamela T. Patock, John C. Rusnok, Froncine A. Russo. Jamei P. ret M, Smith-mlth.. Mo r a they were riding because it Ryan, Patricia E. Ryan. Suzanne E. Also- , PatriciPatricia J. !Snivel/, Robert J. Walktr, MarBorei M. willpce, . « - juana and marijuana.para- Rev. John C. Reiss, auxiliary Murphy, Mark B. Murphy, Patricia M. Pettlt, Michael Pllone, Louis D. Plz- ret M. Walling. Deborah J. Walsh. Julia Murphy, Daniel C. Nardiello, Mary J. zulll, and Leona E. PQChmerskl, Ryan, CorrIllo A. Sohl, Nadlne G. Soktr, Sponenberg, Michael J. Stanl, Grace R. had no light over the rear li- Dorothy G. Sosson, Maureen E. Satz, Stoncotl, Philip B. Stanley. Kathleen M, A. Walsh, Morle A. Walter, Jamei P. phernalia. bishop of the Trenton Diocese, Navln, John L. Nelson, James J. New, Also. Peter p. Pollcaitro, Rosemary p Diane D. Scarllnl, Susan Scarpelllno, Stqrkey. Deborah J, Stewart, Jane E. Walton Jr., Marianne C. WalHak, Anne 1 cense plale and there were no Mory J. Nicosia, Hilary J. Norf*, Susan P. Power, Ann M. Bbwondro, Melissa R. Ward, Kenneth J. Ward, Marian E. They are Steven C. Chan- last night conferred diplomas M. O'Brien, Kim G. O'Connor, Susan M. A. Predmore. Gall <*• Preslia. Barbara Frank A. Scaluorchlo, Craig J. SchaM- Stewart, Oebra M. Storz. Robin J. Stout, ner, Karln M. Schlllebeecfcx, Mark R. Russell C. Stroupe Jr., Donna L. Siruve, Worgockl, Gerard L. Waterman, Carol tail lights. O'Connor. Richard F. O'Donnell, Ter- A. Price, Andrew P. Ptak. Darcl A. K. Webber, Ralph G. While, Jeon M. aku, 9 Greenwood 1*1., here, and honors on 332 member; of rence J. O'Keele, Marvonne O'fiAalley, Ouinn, Margarel M. Quinn, Mary E. Schlssler,. John P. SchmUz, James R. Helena M. Stump, Sharon M. Sulllvon, Schultz, Luann Sclortlno, Gilbert M. Wltterscheln, Debora A. Wood, John F. The youths are scheduled to John $. Ordeckl. David A. Osage, An- Rotter, Martin W. Redman 3rd, William Mory Surgent, Elizabeth M. Synkowski, Woods, Patrice B. Wyiga. Patricia A. and Stephen A. Rosen, 177 the graduating class at Red drea 0. Osborne, John J. Ovens Jr., J. Rlgney, Maureen E. Robblns, Ma- Scotl, Margaret I. Scully, Paula Shellen- Mar'anna J. Thorpe, Diane M. Tomaln, 1 bach, Mary S. Short. Robert V. Short Young, Maraoret M. famorskl, and Water St., Perth Ainboy, appear in court Thursday. Gerald J. Polaswwskl, Dorlene A. pole rianne Rogers, Jonet A. Roper, Thomas Robert P. Tornalno, Goll D. Trotter, Morparel G. jtowryt. , Bank Catholic High Sjphool. nik, Richard J. Palermo, Barbara L. A, Ruck, Mark 5. Rudlnskl, Katherlne UULII, /v\ury s. anon. Nooeri v. snon «"«"" ^. lumuinw, UUII v. irviiai. The principal address was IT., Rosemary C. 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Vliet C C PORKROLL of 12 Cooper Blvd., Middle- DEL MONTE PEAS - 23 KEEBLER COOKIES *33 town, for careless driving and BUTTER £ THIS IrToward the purchaie of any OSCAFMAYER FRANKS ft 89 {COUPON liquid Diih Detergent ordered the $15 fine repaid to PANjf HOSE .,39C CLUB CRACKERS Mr. Vliet. OSCAR MAYER BACON JW 99C WORTH nnve Judge Gray, on Mr. Vliet's APPETIZER DEPT. SAVINGS! 10" oH our regular low price. appeal of the Municipal Court Cwpwi good el any faadtawn Supermarket. JO* Umll one par adult hmlly. conviction, ruled that (he FARM FRESH PRODUCE! £ Coupon good June 4 thru iune 10 enly, CHOPPED HAM „ 59 KBR-6/5 Mr. Con.(10-31 ' charge was not amended in MARGARINE lev Vivt Man accordance with slate court A39- CUP THIS COUPON HORMEL PEPPERONI , $179 rules and dismissed the r49« t charge. BARREL PICKLES AMERICAN CHEESE 89' HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS SAVINGSI f Mr. Vliet represented him- k £ Available Only At Sfor«s F««furlng Service self in the appeal. 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Port Monmouth. N.J. 1 j iris'M Aw* r RED BANK 741-8822 Ml. ,'t )K. Ml Mill HOrjrj Rniilo a/ l-'i'.licjrHlvfl. ru.'iir Wickiipr.T.ko Avo, 10(3ank'Jtrmi' A','. Minn SI. Hwv. ;*.'i A Fir,-iy Avo. 1 10 YR. GUARANTEE Malawan, N.J. Freehold, N.J. Weal End, Long Branch, N.J. Sea Bright, N.J. Jackson, N.J. Neptune, N.J. Red Bank, NJ. 1?6MuinSI. l';irk Avo. & Hwy, 33 Wont Lnd Court & Market Place 1160Oi;o:in Avo. / Brook Plaza Routo 3D (jfi-Nowman Springs Road We're Horsing Around The Dally Register, Red Bank - MJddtetowa, N.J. is PORTKK Those Airline Bonds being raltied for the pleasure- of riding or racing them. In By ROGKRE. SPEAR bonds' safety and investment cent on a 5.5 per cent gain in With the running of the Bel- 1959, far instance, the leading appeal. Hold for Income, sales'. Consumer, industrial mont Uiis coming Saturday, horse (dales were basically Q - I bought 5M American Q — At the present time, I and metal product groups led, the horse racing season will rural and Included in this or- Airlines 11s of 19X8 at par and have about i 10-to-12 point in the order given, the strong reach its exciting annual der: Texas, North Carolina, 5M TWA 11s of 1986 at 108. loss in Textron. Should I hold showing of the initial quarter. peak. But to the vast majority Kentucky, Mississippi, Ten- These were purchased for or sell? I am Interested In Mold for recovery. of horse lovers the nation apparently still young. As nessee, Missouri, Alabama, comeback are blacksmithing, their high return. .Should my growth.—fU. .. over, th« animal that wins the documentation: Oklahoma, Louisiana and saddlcmaklng, professional wife survive me, her only in-' A - Textron's (NYSK) Hthird vt the three great clas- -The horse population in Montana, Texas still leads a eoine would be from Social veterinary services.) HtlWHH4HIIHHItHHlllliHllttt)IIIHWf*«Hn{ f'sics June 10 wlllbc of far leas the U.S. It now up to 7,000,000 decade later, but California, In view of the legendary ex- Security interest and divi- Feelrkh, £ jntcrest than the one they tall more than twice the number where recreation is a business penses, how can you control dends, as my pension termi- jr'jthdr own, counted by the Census of Ag- in itself, has come up from no- your own? Below are money* nates at my death. We also Successful £:•'Ownership of homes in the riculture in 1958. An informed where lu second place. Flor- saving tips: hold the enclosed list of com- warm, E-.TJ.S. is |naperpondloularrise, estimate is that within anoth- ida, another state where lei- I!uy used equipment. A inun stocks. Should 1 settle for • Investing The horse population Is ex- er five years, the number of suretime activities are a way less income from safer bonds'; saddle, $300 when new, might iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiHiiiiHinin worry ploding. Whole new industries horses will be 10,000,000 or ' of life, al.HO has gained a place cost only $201) when used. -M..I. tied to horses are springing more. in the top 10, while Alabama Build your own .stable and A — Both airlines have ex- lake-over of American Ite- up. Old, almost forgotten horse —Although the bone contin- und Louisiana have slipped care for the horse yourself. perienced a turnaround in op- 'search & Development has free busint'sses arc staging a fasci- ues to be. a work animal in out. The costs of boarding out run erations. As a result of a added an important new di- nating comeback. And the some parts of the country, Wage Bill Soars from $90 a month up, which three-way pact in conjunction mension lo the structure uf .!-'.horse-connected boom is more and more horses are —The wage bill in the horse Oliver, breaks down into: with United Air Lines, capaci- this mammoth conglomerate. industry has soared to more rough board $90 to $130; lull ty lias Ijcen cut on four major A.R. & D's portfolio, af'er the than $1 billion a year und an- board, including exercise, domestic routes. The pact, distribution of Digital Equip- nual pari-mutucl taxes arc grooming and tack cleaning which expires in September, ment shares, has a value of • MORE COMFORT now in the $50O million to $500 $125 to $175; training board, is expected to receive CAB about $85 million. This ven- million range. $175 up. approval for extension beyond ture capital company holds shares of more than 40 com- i —Wfille the number of vet- Use wood shavings in the that date. TWA increased its panies, many of which arc erinarians practicing in the stall instead of straw. Wood load factor on these routes from 33.9 per cent to 49.8 per also publicly held. U.S. has jumped 15 per cent shavings cost about %\m a 1 Have extra cash in your bank since 1968, the number treat- year;, straw costs $18(1. Nell cent in the six months through Karnings for the parent ing "equlnes only" has your used straw to a mush- March. l<"or the month of May, company — A.H. k I) will be balance when you need it. Open climbed 35.4 per cent. room groww or similar oper- TWA reported a 7,8 per cent operated as an independent a Cash-O-Matic. account with us. • MORE ECONOMY —Horse racing attracts ation. Mow your own pasture. increase in domestic traffic subsidiary — are expected by twice as many spectators as If you must board out your and a 24.4 per cent rise in in- management to reach record MONMOUTH COUNTY NAUQNAL c Monmouth County's Largast Fuel ternational passenger revenue levels this year, In the first major football games. More horse, lake care of the feeding The Dank that looks out lor you $ J DlBtrlbutora oiler you... than 74 million attended racus and stall cleaning. Just rental miles. American's manage- quarter, profits rose 10 pur in 1970. of a stall costs $20 to. $111) a ment expects 1972 results will -•; [ 1. Complete Heating Systems Installed Enough. Horses are "in" month; grain, hay, straw or be encouraging and the sec- § 2. Domestic & Commercial Hot Water — and it's no secret to anyone wood shavings run $4(l-plus a ond quarter profitable. that this animal is an ex- month, Rough board (feeding, Your bonds are selling well Heaters Installed ceedingly expensive posses- stall cleaning and stall) costs above par value indicative of £ 3. Service Plant - Including Parts sion. A $500 horse will cat and $90 to $130, meaning you save market appraisal of the EATONTOWN £ 4. Insured Budget Plans - at no cost to sleep its way into a $1,000 in- $30 to $60 a month. vestment before the end of you Learn the technical aspects the first year and a horse of horse care, .such as how to Travel Show owner will spend $750 to $1,000 shoe a horse and clipping. annually to keep each horse in You can nave $50 to $75 a year REPUBLICANS* SEABOARD . (ood and shelter, estimates by shoeing a horse yourself Planned for Robert M. Oliver, vice presi- and another $30 to $45 a year dent of Diagnostic Data, Inc., by doing your own clipping. . Red Bank SERVICE a firm which develops and THIS IS YOUR PRIMARY BALLOT Enter your horse in money RED BANK-A travel and manufactures pharmaceulie- purse competitions; your ex- vacation planning show is FOR BOROUGH COUNCIL SERVING THE SHORE als and animal dietary supple- penses in working toward a scheduled in Molly Pitcher ments. money pri/e might qualify as Inn from 7 to II p.m. June 13 One of the fastest growing a tax deduction. • VOTE FOR TWO* LONG BRANCH REDBANK , through June 15. horse-connected new in- Buy a healthy horse and There will be 15 exhibits j| 222-5151 741-0248 dustries is the manufacture of have a vet certify its he;)Hh representing travel agencies, vitamin and health products, before you close a deal Give luggage shops, photography D "TED" ZEBROWSKI, Jr. ******** by the way. Sales of food sup- your horse the best care to stores, banks, airlines and the plements, Oliver reports, av- .keep it healthy. Exercise jour travel boards of several na- erage $75 a year for pleasure horse daily. tions. D "DON" KAUFNIANN horses and almost $200 a year In short, control and enjoy Booth displays will range for thoroughbreds. (Among your high cost of horsing from Hawaii to Greece. There the old professions staging a around. will be special entertainment, D "BOB" PATERSON including travel and nontravel movies, and a presentation by the governments of South Af- D"HANK"FREY Scientists, Engineers rica, Mexico and Italy. ^ Anthony J. Levi, show'-dfbiir- dinator, said the show will ac- THIS YEAR YOU CHOOSE To Attend Symposium quaint the public with the ATLANTIC CITY - More laboratory, • many no-charge services of- than 600 scientists and engi- while most of the 50 papers fered by travel agents, and YOUR TWO COUNCIL CANDIDATES neers from the United States .to be presented in nine gener- furnish advice on how lo get INDOW SHADES and a dozen.foreign countries " ai subject areas originated in the most from a vacation. Ad- afe expected at the 26th An U.S. government, industrial mission is free. • VOTE • • VOTE • Bring rour flual Frequency Control Sym- and university laboratories, posium opening at the Shel- nine come from foreign na- • TUESDAY, JUNE6th • JMMI Rollers burne Hotel here tomorrow. tions. There are four from .la- Shrewsbury dSave The Frequency Control pan, two each from Canada PAID FOR BY ROBERT B. DIXON, EATONTOWN REPUBLICAN CLUB With Fringe 2.49* up Symposium, leading meeting and West Germany, and one- Planners of its kind in the scientific from India. We have a huge array of decorator shades. world, is sponsored by the In stock up to 72" wide. They are available Electronics Technology and First Residents Deny Bid In stripes, solids, prints In an assortment Devices Laboratory of the SHREWSBURY - The of beautiful colors. Stop in soon! In Condominium Army Electronics Command, Planning Board denied an ap- MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP Ft. Monmouth. Technical ses- plication by the Mobil Oil Co. — Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Semel. sions are to be tomorrow Inc. to renovate and modern- 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK of Kast Brunswick are the through Thursday. The annual ize its service station at the first residents of Covered cocktail party and banquet is corner of Shrewsbury Ave. Free Delivery Call 741-7500 Bridge, the new condominium Wednesday. and Newman Springs Road. DAILY and SAT. 8-5:30 , cammmfkT community off Kf. 9 just north FRI. and WED. TIL 9 P.M. CREDIT rLAHt Chairman of the meeting is The board, as its reason. of KrechoKJ. Vincent J. Kublin of West cited the modern design of the EST. 1925 The community, under de- DON'T Long Branch, assistant for de- new facilities. It had pre- velopment hy Ilovnuiiiiin En- velopment in the ET&D Lab. viously asked the applicant to terprises, is for adults who Technical chairman is Dr. Er- submit plans for a,colonial BE are age 52 or over. A majority ich Hafner of New Shrews- type station. roum's of homes in Section I have bury, leader of the Frequency The board granted site plan been sold and Section II is Control Devices Team in the approval to Vincent J. Russo SHY. open' for sales. to build a -I.0DO square foot of- Local Fireworks fice supply store on a 23.000 Display Planned acre lot en .Shrewsbury Ave. IIKD BANK - The borough's annual fireworks display will be: held at a p.m. July 4 on the banks (if the Nu- vesink Kivcr. NAVE5INK HOUSE IFirsaUMITY WU'RE LOOKING FOR The Kouilh rif July celebra- tion, as in past years, will be 40 Rivertlde Av«. preceded by a band concert 842-3400 starting at S p.m. in the band- shell at Marine Park. THIS WEEK ONLY When you come to Fust Merchants (or a Rumson and New Shrewsbury loan, you are not asking lor a Residents (avor. Slop up and toll us your BUY 3 YARDS needs. Helping you meet thorn is our business. We try to make low cost loans as r easy lo get ^n

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> asbury park • red bank 10-5:30 daily, wod,, Irl. to 9 p.m. • brick town 10-9 dally, sal. to 5:00, sun. noon-6:30*manalapari 10-0:30 dally • is- Tax Is Fair 17 it may «rprtie yon to knoyr come groups who can afford it illness, layoffs, retirement, or For families with children Policy committee b that I agree with those people and have not up to now paid other economic problems. in college, we will allow a de- the credits wew better than who argue that New Jersey their fair share, the great ma- Individual Exemptions duction from taxable income the federal Income system of does not need an income tax jority of families will wind up Secondly, through individual for each student of $2,000 or deductions from taxable in- to operate the state govern- paying less in total taxes, exemptions the size of a fami- the actual cost of the tuition, come for each dependent. It is By felt that this system should re- ment. WILLIAM even after paying their in- ly can be taken into account whichever is less. As a result of economy and come tax, through an income tax — but Parents with children at- suit in total relief front a state T. not in real property taxation! tending private or parochial income tax for the lower in- greater efficiency, the state CAHILL Gambling Isn't Answer STATE government can continue to To those who argue that Does it make any sense for a schools would receive credits come groups. By The AMMlated Prcu supply the same programs Governor gambling, not an income tax, family with five children to be in actual tax dollars. The Under our plan, there would and quality of service without is the answer, I say they are burdened with the same real credits would amount to $50 be only one tax rate schedule- an income tax for the next fooling themselves and the estate tax as a childless for each child ip grades K-8 for all - married couples and several years. public. We already have horse couple living in a comparable and $100 in grades 9-12. single people alike*. Seek Elizabeth Sniper But when we say New Jer- HHHnmiinttimMmunwimiiiuiiiiiiii rating, the lottery,'bingo, and home in the same commu- The tax benefits for tenants Don't forget, also, that In- come taxes paid to the state ELIZABETH — With a light-colored auto as their primary sey does not need an income then you also must agree that are considering off-track bet- nity? play an important role in by New Jersey residents clue, police here today were trying to track down a sniper who tax, we must add the state- New Jersey has to find either ting. The total revenue from No taxation is pleasant, but making this the most equi- would be deducted from their in a terrifying hour-and-a-half killed one youth and wounded ment: ways to raise revenue to meet all present gambling amounts an income tax is acknowledg- table income tax possible. In federal income tax returns. five other persons. "So long as the homeowner these costs. We must replace to less than $97 milliion. Edu- ed universally as the fairest computing his taxable in- This means that New Jersey Two victims of the sniper attack early yesterday remained and property owner, through the money from the property cation alone in New Jersey way of all to tax our people. come, the renter will be able the real estate tax, are hit the tax. This means lower real es- costs more than $1 billion! This is why there are only 10 to deduct the full dollar would be able to keep for it- In critical condition, while three others were reported recov- self the millions of income tax hardest and with the biggest tate taxes and new sources of And, while our adminis- states among all of the 50 that amount of his rent that goes ering. dollars that are already being share of the cost of running lo- revenue for the state. tration has practiced economy do not use the income tax. In for property taxes. At police headquarters, normally quiet on a Sunday night, paid by its residents - but cal and county government." That was the assignment I and will continue to do so, fact, New Jersey is the

First Game awaits the throw. NewYork(l) Chicago (i) Clarke Iti .400 Kelly rt ,3 1 Torres rl 4 0 0 Andrews St> 4. 1 Mwur cf 4 0 1 Alvrado 2b 0 0 While II 4 0 0 Allen IB 4 1 Blombro 1b 4 1 1 May II 4 0 Munson c 3 0 1 Mellon 3b 4 I Kenneytl 3 0 0 Jhratnetf . 4 0 Evans Nails SHADOW — catcher Ed Herrmann stretches full length trying tc get Allen 3D 2 0 2 Hrrmaim c 3 1 ME AND MY Sfnlmrtn 1 0 0 Morales ss 3 1 I the bat of Thurmon Munson" of the Yankees. Herrmann missed the ball and fell flat on his Calllsnph 1 0 0 Bradley p 3 0 0 a pop foul off Gardner p 0 0 0 shadow. Total 30 "T 1 Total 32 t 9 New York 010 000 000-1 Chlcooo 004 001 Olx - 4 Mets for Braves, 9-3 Second Gome New York (4) Chlcojo {!) NEW YORK (AP) - Dar- But the Braves rebounded Staub's single and John Mil- ab r h| ob r h rell Evans drove in five runs for four runs in the bottom of Clorke 2b llwilomsrl 3 0 0 ner's grounder. Torres rl 1 rj|Ah/rodo2D 4 0 0 with a double and a three-run, the inning against reliever WHA Draft Worries NHL Murcer cl 1 3 > May II 4 1 _ While If 4 0 ljAcostap 0 0 0 homer yesterday to lead the Chuck Taylor on a walk, sin- Ron Scheuler, who took MONTREAL (AP) - The draft him and own the NHL would like some assurance be extra careful with his draft 3 0 0 Alou Ib 4 0 2 Rlchrdlct Atlanta Braves to. a 9-3 base- gles by Carty and Baker and over In the third, breezed the spectre of the ambitious'jicft rights to him should he decide that if they draft a player, picks and most likely has Ellis c 4 0 1 Mellon 3b 1 2 0 Lanier 3b 4 1 2 Andrew• - s Ib 3 0 2 ball victory over the New Evans' three-run shot, his rest of the way, yielding just World Hockey Association to return to the established, he'll 'play for them. cheeked on the intentions of Michael» D 1 1 Ortopr 0 10 Kekich p 4 0 1 MoroleS'tt 2 ' " York Mets, eighth, to right field. three hits while striking out hung over the established Na- league. And it is entirely pos- "I've operated on the basis players he might choose. Ly!e p 0. 0. 0 Allen ph " BrnKmonC 3 0 0 The Braves, rapping out 12 New York scored Its final seven to raise his record to 2- tional Hockey League as It sible that some players will that the WHA is in business," "They haven't dropped a Lemonchp 2 0 0 Gossooep 0 0 0 hits off Jon Matlack and three run in the eighth on a walk, 1. opened its summer draft utilize the absence of an op- said Bill Torrey, general man- puck yet," said Campbell of ! Kelly rf 0 0 0 the WHA, "but the press has relievers, struck for a pair of meetings today. tion clause in the WHA con- ager of the Islanders. "1 have Tolal 35 "i 111 Total '26 5 5 There are indications that tracts to return to the NHL at to work that way." given them ?1 million worlh of One out when winning run scored. first-inning runs on a walk, f New York Ml 002 100 —4 Hank Aaron's single, Rice the new kids on the block are some future date. That means that Torrey will publicity." Chicago.... MO 200 003 - 5 Carty's double and Dusty Phillies Benched' starting to get on the NHL's . No Superstars nerves.; And the first effects of The WHA has yet to hire Baker's sacrifice fly. the load of WHA signings any superstar from the NHL, In the third, Carty and Earl which have been announced although Bobby Hull's name Williams singled and Baker Howell Park Course walked before Evans drilled a InFirstInning,2-0 over the last month are ex- Is being bandied about by the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - pected to start showing up Winnipeg people. The Chicago two-run double to left field. lory and ninth in the last 10 Johnny Bench's two-run here. left winger has said that if the That knocked out Matlack games. double in the first inning and Obviously, a player who has WHA produces th* right who absorbed his first loss af- Billlngham, H saddling the Begins Play July 12 ter six victories. the solid pitching of Jack Bil-' announced his intentions of amount of money—$1 million Phillies with their eighth loss lingham and Tom Hall carried moving to the new league and to sign and another $1 million LINC.ROFT - Public play will begin July tees, greens and fairways arc fully irrigated The Mets knocked out At- inarow.artdl8thlnl.9d&fties, Cincinnati's streaking Reds to has signed a contract with the for four years—he'll jump. 12 at the new Howell Park Golf Course, by an automatic system, with water supplied lanta starter Jim Nash in the retired 17 straight batter^n a from a lake in the park. a 2-0 baseball victory over the WHA will not be protected by If a dub takes a chance and created by the Board of Freeholders and oper- third on Rusty Staub's two-run stretch from the second to the staggering Philadelphia his NHL club in the draft's drafts a player who doesn't ated by the Monmouth County Park System. After 5 p.m., county residents will be able homer, his eighth of the year. seventh innings, . ' Phillies yesterday. here. report, there is no com- Advance registration will be accepted to play nine holes' for greens fees of $2 on from June 10 to 18 between !) a.m. ami 4:30 Atlanta If) H Y0f* (1) Pete Rose and Bobby Tolan Cincinnati (1) Philadelphia 101 But if a player is left unpro- pensation clause. weekdays and $3 on weekends. ob r ob r h ob r h ob r h p.m. at the park system administrative offices, High school golf teams will pay $1.50, Mlllon2b 5 0 Horelsn M 2 1 opened the first inning with Rose II 4 1 2'Doyl»2t> 4 0 1 tected, another club could "We operate under the rules Oorrrl 3 2 Friselap 0 0 Tolan d J j ! Gamble rl t 0 1 Newman Springs Road. weekdays only, with free tournaments for the Aaron 11) Kranporph 1 0 singles off Billy Champion, 3- Bench c 4 0 1 Koegtlpn 1 0 1 of 'let the buyer beware, " Carly II 5 2 MortM £ 3 0 TPeretib 4 0 01 Browne rl' 0 0 0 County residents will puy $5 fur-an identi- county schools to be scheduled by the park sys- Wllloms c 4 1 Aoeect 3 I 3, before Bench drilled what Hocjuerl 2 0 01 Momnet eg 4 0 0 said Clarence Campbell, pres- jt)ai..i._ -ill* j jh I Baker cl 3 2 Stoub rf 4 1 GronlrtfO rl 0 0 0 LUllnskl It 4 o Kutramados Hits ident of the NHL. "There is fication card making them eligible for greens tem. Evans 3b 4 1 Mllner II 4 0 proved to be the game-win- Menke3b 2 0 OHullon Itj 4 0 Perer ss 5 0 Jones 1b 4 0 ning two-bagger to center Plummer 3b 2 0 01 Money 1° 4 0 no guarantee attached when a fees of |3 on weekdays and }4 on weekends. Se- Non-residents greens fees will be $5 on . Nashp . - 2-0 Garret) 1b 2 0 Concpcn ss 4 o • MCarverc 4 0 Schuler p 2 0 0 Grote c 4 0 field. Choney 3b 1 J) JO High Game (269) team chooses a player." nior citizens will be able to play for $1.50 on weekdays and $8 on weekends. To play nine Mot lock p I 0 Bllfnanm p 3 o . Chmplon p 3 0 weekdays. Registrants are asked lo bring holes alter 5 p.m., they will pay $3 weekdays lioylcrp 0 0 That was all the Reds, hot Moll p 0 0 0 RSloneph 1 0 BRADLKY BKAC1I - That's not a very stable Marshal pn 1 0 Carroll p 0 0 OiTwItchellp 0 0 0 footing for teams such as the proof of county residence. and $4 weekends. Kootmon p 0 0 on the heels of front-running George Kalrairmdos of Irving- Boswellil) 2 0 Totals 31 2 6 Tololi 34 0 I New York Islanders and At- The lti-holc par-72 course in Howell Town- The course, with land for an additional Los Angeles in the National Cincinnati 200 MO MO -2 ton posted the high-game• Total 31 9 12| Total 31 1 6 Philadelphia 000 0O0 000 -0 mark of '2li(J on the lust diiv of lanta who must slock their ship Is accessible via Preventorlum Road nine' holes, was designed by architect Francis Atlanta 5OJ «» OJ -» League West, needed to chalk DP — Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 1. south from Farmingdalc. .1. Duanci, Port Washington, L.I. up their seventh straight vic- LOB - Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 1. SB the three-man Classic League franchises at these meetings. foZ:6pziiioATn oB-7? - Bench, Ron. COncepclon, Hullon. The 7,000-yard championship course has Us facilities will Include the rental of pow- fZAT at Bradley Lanes here. It cost each $6 million to join lanlo S, New York 7. 2B -Carly. W Kntramaclns bowls for As- the NIIL-antl in New York's greens which average ({,000 square feet. Its er golf carts, hand carts and clubs. •- Bo'ke? ~ 5l0Ub '"' Evo" »<•>• 5F bury Pizzeria and finished case $4 million more In in- iniHinnnnnnnnnuinittmnimiuummnii with" a season average of 1H«. demnification charges to I he On the final day he put to- Rangers for invading their Allison Wins gether games of li)K-»IK7 for territory. With that kind of How They a «54. money' Invested, the clubs Mason-Dixon DOVKH, Del. (AI>) - Hob- Stand by Allison oukluelcd Klcluinl AMERICAN LEAGUt I'olty for 41)0 miles yesterday, lost Dlltlon then zipped home a comfort- W L Pel. OB Oelrolt 24 177 .JI5> - FRI.-SAT.-MON. nblc winner In Ihe Mason-Dlx- Cleveland ?0 19 .513 3 Boilimore 2i 29 .512 1 JUNE 1,2,5 on SOO stock car nice us Petty Boslon U 2! .416 t New York is 2< .«« t'ft faded near the end. Milwaukee Ii 2] ,M5 Vt, West Allisnn, a ,17-yrar-old racing Oakland , 25 )] .613 — veteran from llueyWmn, Ala., Chlcooo 25 W in 3V/ MORE FAMOUS Minnesota 73 16 ,W> * drove the 500 liip.s mourn! Ihr Calllornlo W 14 .451 «", Texos II 34 ,409 ll'-i BRANDS TO CHOOSE one-mile Dover Downs Hace- Konias Clly.... ^7 15J5 ,40i IIVj Ynltrday'i Beium wiiy without relief us he Oukland 1, BolMmoieO. 1st FROM OaKland2. DoltlmoreO, 2nd brought his red and gold Cleveland 6, California 4 Chevrolet In the.1 fliig wore Texos 10, Milwaukee 0 Konios city h Boilon 5,1st than a mile ahead of lVtly's Doslon 4, Kansas clly 0.2nd Detroit 3. Minnesota 0 7ir«$tonc I'lyminilli. Chicago 6, New York I. lit -< Chicago S, N>w York i, 2nd The two leaders niinpleled Tonight's Oomes Minnesota IWoodion 3-3) a\ Baltimore the Winston Cup (iriiml Na- (McNally 5 41 liiuuil event U miles in (rim! of OoMgnd (Odom 2-11 al Cleveland (Per- SPECIAL ry ? 5) tliiril-pliici; finisher l.clliiy Only Hoine-i lthcdulrd FREE WHEEL NATIONAL LBAOUt Yiirhroiigli :is Ihe niiilKO de- Enit Division BALANCING W I. Pet, Ot gree leiiipeialiirc look ils loll, New York WITH EVERY TWO NEW of both drivers and^ni'.s. Pittsburgh V \i Alt ]',', Chlcogo 34 II 1/1 k TIRES PURCHASED Fourth, in ii Kurd, was Kng- Monlrtal 19 24 .441 II1, OCEANPORT, N.J. SI lot/is 1/ VI J/l 4Vi 2 mllco (rom Garden HI. Pkwy, txil 105 IIIIKI'S Jai'kie Oliver, who Philadelphia 16 21 .lit IS Wilt needed relief help from veler- tosAncum 31 II .*J» •- Clnclprall V MORE SAVINGS FOR YOUI an Dave MarciK. 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WEST LONG BRANCH - held earlier this, spring at To Boynton Trenton, Glassboro and New- More than 700 retarded young- ark State-Colleges. boxer trophy Saturday in the sters from throughout the MONMOUTH - Red The winners of the state , Jank's Fred Boynton, a state Middletown Township PBA slate are expected to compete ( competition at Monmouth will "Golden Gloves champion rep- exhibition at Mater Dei High Saturday, June 10, in the New be qualifying for the national resenting the Middletawn School field. Jersey Special Olympics at PBA, won his 10th straight Boynton scored a Jive-round Monmouth College. Special Olympics scheduled to tight and won the outstanding unanimous decision over The statewide finals are to be held in Los Angeles in Au- Duke Williams of Maritime begin with a colorful Olympic gust at UCLA. A.C., of New York. Parade featuring the con- The state Special Olympics Red Bank heavyweight Jim testants and three bands. T;he project is affiliated with the 4 Sailors Kirk scored the fastest kno- parade is to begin at,9:30 a.ta. national program which has ckout of the night when his on the college's outdoor track. been in existence since 1968. opponent, Jim O'Donnell Participating bands include The Joseph P. Kennedy Jr, Doubled {ailed to answer the bell to the the Red Bank Regional and Foundation provides the ft- second round. Ocean Township High School nancial support for'the pro- Duane Jones and Kevin Bui- Bands, and a marching band gram on the national level. Pleasure mer, both Middletown PBA from the Lakchurst Naval Air Voluntary Program The N. J. Special Olympics Three sailors won two pugilists, won three-round de- Station Service Company. Col: events at the Shrewsbury Sail- cisions over Maritime foes. or Guard units representing Program is a voluntary, non- ing and Yacht Club in Ocean- Jones took a decision over all the Armed Services are profit project, designed to port over the weekend, while Ricardo Silva, while Bulmer also expected to participate in create opportunities (or sports One boatman took double hon- won the verdict from Bob the parade. training and athletic com- ors at Monmouth Boat Club in Fantana. The day-long event will fea- petition (or all retarded chil- Red Bank. Marty Deevy of Middletown ture a variety of categories of dren. • John Whittle won both ends PBA lost an unpopular deci- competition including track Organizers of the program of the SSYC 420 action, while sion to B and B AC'S Ron and field and swimming, with cite recent scientific research Bill Robinson was a double Mendoza of Perth Amboy, Regltter Stall Priolo such events as the 440-yard which has shown that physical victor in the Sanderling class, while Kevin Lookwood, also of FACING THE SITUATION— Fred Boynton, right, Red Bank resident and New Jersey Golden Glove dash and broad jumping. activities, sports and com- 'and Ted Boyd monopolized PBA, was stopped in the sec- champion, won a five-round unanimous decision from Duke Williams of Maritime AC of New York. Competing will be young- petitive athletics, are a major first place in the Wood Pussy ond round by B and B AC'S Boynton, representing the Middletown PBA at Mater Dei High School Field Saturday night, catches his sters who qualified in three means of reaching the re- category. Sergio Sota. opponent In the face with a right. regional semi-final contests tarded. Arnold Schwartz raced his Through success in athletic Lightning to double honors at competition, retarded young- .MBC. sters may build a positive Cars, Drivers Take Beating at Wall Oval self-image, and gain self-con- fidence and self-mastery as I. Arnold Scliworti. 2. Warren Cornell, WALL TOWNSHIP - Wall during "the running of the sec- began rolling violently several front stretch with Joe Sev- Hearne to capture the win. New Egypt in a sportsman well as physical development. 3. Ron Friund. ond heat race resulting in his times finally coming to rest 1. ggy^ Stadium kept its 1972 tradition erage of Wall Township. Hoff- Hearne almost pulled it off fifth. The program committee; in f going Saturday night — the car becoming airborn when it near the third turn. man climbed out with only his as Elliott got mired in traffic Hoffman, Hearne and El- 1. June Mtthot. 1. Sam Allwiter, 3. hit the first-turn fence. Fortunately for Riddle and a statement of purpose,'said Johnwollt. fourth different winner of the pride and car hurt, but he and when the cars turned for liott were victorious in the Riddle's car sailed at least 75 Hulse, their safety equipment "it is our hor>e that the Spe- 1. eruct Anderwn. 2. Wolfe, 3. Allreu- year in four Modified-Sports- Sdverage had to call it an eve- home on lap 35 but he } 2. Jolm Lortaud, 3. Den- It was not an easy, evening fence that separates the track jury. Both were taken to Jer- gunned his car over the line. won the 10-lap consolation. nit Mm*: i ^R within which physical educai- on cars though as three differ- from the road. sey Shore Medical center, When the smoke had 1. Mtod«. 1. Spurr. 3. Greg Wyckoff. tion, recreation, and sports ent machines turned over be- In the modified-sportsman Neptune where they were ad- cleared four time modified Hearne earned second mon- Jeff Taylor of Middletown 1, Charlie Slubbs, 2. Fred Halich, 3. feature, a 35-lap affair, Dave mitted for observation. .champion Tommie Elliott of ey with Charlie Kremer of got a fourth place start in the activities can take place." 8n b ••fore the night ended. *™ »" 1S«Ml.ae. Sandy Riddle of Long HiOse of Point Pleasant col- Jim Hoffman of Union Toms River came from 12th Lakehurst third, Tommie Limited Sportsman Stock Car Buzzelll Directs' 1. Bob Howion, 2. SluDbi, 3. Chuck starting position and held off 5l0U1|hler lided with tlie backstretch Beach also went over twice Cpmerford, in his best effort, .feature, grabbed the lead Godfrey "Buzz" Buzzelli, - WOODPUtSY Branch had the throttle stick 1. Don Colytr, 1. JocK Kiln*. 3.- Prls wide open on his modified car fence skidded sideways and when his car tangled in the a game challenge by Gil fourth, and Dick Lewis of early and was able to hold off chairman of Monmouth's De- CBS? MMM. Matawan's Pete Cobb to chalk partment of Physical Educa- 1.00I«, J. »Vron up his first feature win of the tion and Athletics, is serving 1. Chortle Allreuttr, 2. Henry O'Hwrn, season. }.DoveGobbe. as state meet director for,the Strand Ron special program. . • )..., 1. Nine Wade. 2. Olone Sinatra, 3. Al- Cobb ran a strong second State games coordinator is '"^Shrewsbury JolIlM end YocMCluk Colleen Stakes Field Shapes Up while dueling wheel-to-wheel with third-place finisher Ter- Dr. Thomas Vodola, director 1. Guy Hdltofl, 2. Talbol Ingram, 3. OCEANPORT - Three 2-" Agreement, Josephine Rionc's aclded long Branch Stakes to ry Cain of Toms. River. Jack of physical education ana Dovt Kingston. BLUE SPRING - Two- ACTION POTENTIAL - year-old fillies who have won Miss Intentionally and Irene be run Saturday. Cain of Toms River was health at Ocean Township t. Ingram, 2. Car/ Smith, 3. Kingston. year old filly was a trifle er- Started its run too late in re- stakes already this season are Reese's OK Pal. Racing secretary-handi- ratic in debut but displayed cent test. fourth with Fred Gaspar of High School. 1. John Whittle, 2. Carolyn Brodsky, 3. Triple-Bee Nominated John Emery. among eight probable starters capper Ken Lennox received speed in stretch run. SEMINOLE JOE - Turf Linden fifth. Bob Jenkins, morning radio . Second Race for the $2O,0OO-added Colleen William S. Farish Ill's Bee a total of 77 nominations to 'l. Whittle, 2. Emsry, 3. Doug Rose. DR. SAM L. — Found no specialist suffered \yhen Ten lap heat races were announcer on WHTG, Eaton- • SOMrtrtlim Stakes to be run at Monmouth Bee Bee, hero of the classic the one mile turf stakes. racing room in last. Oceanport Handicap was tak- won by Taylor, Cobb and Ed- town, and Director of PubUc (I. Bill Robinson, 3. John Stives, 3. Bill Preakness Stakes, and Jersey •Reeves. Park Wednesday. HORSES TO WATCH TURBULENT MISS - en off the grass, set to score die Crotchfelt of Red Bank Information at the college, I Sewnd Ron Derby winner Smiling Jack :1. Roblmon, 3. Stives, 3. Zoch Taylor. Most prominent among the t By REGGIE STER Needed last to reach peak at a mile and a sixteenth for a with Gary Shelley of Borden- will serve as emcee for the t WOODPUMV from the Elcee-H Stable have ,1. Ttd Boyd, 2. Art PooH, 3. Lee Adam- trio is William Burke and LOVE YOU DEARLY - form. good price. town the cohsi winner. event. 'son. Sheila Pierce's Natural been nominated to the $25,000- Guaranteed to score next out il. Boyd, 2. Jim Caroenter, ]. Adorraon. Sound, winner of the Folly VI. Ed Rowo, 2. Joe Fons, 3. Paul Van 'Drummond at Delaware Park Cleve. on Memorial Day. The chest- •I. JOT Harrl: nut daughter of Olden Times Bulldogs Up River: *l. Calhv Mli'liwi?^":: Mike Heene- 4)0n, 3. Jim Corpenter# Jr. captured two of three appear- jl. H ances at Hialeah prior to her 9er. stakes victory. Day in a Real Pen She is trained by Joe Pierce OSSINING, N.Y. — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional's senior Series Films Jr. and was ridden by Vincent baseball players spent a day in Sing Sing Prison here yes- How much Bracciale, Jr. in the Polly terday, but it wasn't because they did anything wrong. fFo Be Shown Drummond. Vince was acr The Bulldog seniors and Hal Lorrrie, their coach make the J FREEHOLD - Baseball •cepting his first mount in a trek annually (third year) to play against the inmates of the fans who enjoyed watching month after recovering from prison. the Pittsburgh Pirates sock it- injuries incurred from a fall Sing Sing sports a six-man league. Two of the teams are you willing to lose 'io the Baltimore Orioles in the at Pimlico on May 1 when he played the Rumson Bulldogs yesterday and took a shelling. ^971 World Series will have a^ scored with Natural Sound. The Bulldogs won, 13-3, and 6-0. chance to relive the high-1 The other added-money win- "It's a little strange seeing armed guards watching the flights. ners expected for the five fur- game from the "towers," said'torme. "The security is really, « Four free showings of the long dash are Mrs. Mildred something." Bachelor's Sylva Mill, vic- on a $2,000 car? 2Um "1971 World Series" will No chances are taken by the prison officials. "We were all ie shown by the Monmouth torious in the Debutante frisked before we entered the place," Lorme said. bounty Library, beginning. Stakes at Churchill Downs, The game was officiated by prison inmates. "Even their Ivitb a presentation at the' and Gerald Robins' Felane, coach was an inmate," related Lorme. {Eastern Branch, Shrewsbury, heroine of the Durazna Stakes While the visiting team played it smart and kept its cool, gm June 6 at 4 p.m. at Hawthorne Park. Both fill- the inmates who watched the game gave their buddies a ver- i The 45-minute film will also ies Were defeated by Natural bal going over "during the trouncing. be shown at 7:30 p.m. at the- Sound in the Polly Drummond Rumson had a field day. Mike Galbavy was the hitting )cean Township Library, — Sylva Mill finished second star in the first game, and then pounded a three-run homer in Jakhurst, on June 7; the Haz- by three-quarters of a length the first inning of the second game. Set Township Memorial Li- and Felane was" eighth. Lorme pitched and took credit for the first victory. brary, 319 Middle Rd., on Rounding out the probable Bob White, Ken Curchin, Bill Robinson and Larry Malone -June 8, and the Wall Public field are Crown Stable's pair all got two hits in the opener. jLibrary, Circle Plaza, Manas- of Irish Volunteer and Marian Steve McCormick, Lorme and Tom Toomey all had RBI in "quan, on June 9. Z., Joseph W. LaCroix' Ladies the second game. iininiiiniiifniiiBiiiuniiitniiiiiiifiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiiiriiiiinniiiiiifiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiifiiiiii iiiinfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMfiiiiiiiiiiinl Monmouth Park Today 1969Nova-45edori2Dr. * 1969 Opel 2 Dr. Sedan 1969 Datson Pt 510 2 Dr. 19(j9ToyolaCc'olio2Dr. I •»•• SelectionS~H -Mm s » Entries By fleggle Ster 1—Lassie's Kingdom, Pink Fink, ttt — U4M; Clmg.; 1L 4 Yo Mont.; 20-1 Soy Percy (119) Kallol 4-1 -1-Bca's Allhhal, Pam's a Baby, Hong In There (110) Brocclale : 3-1 Gray Idol (115) Brocclale 7-2 Gronnlger (IIS) No 80/ 1M TomBeWliedW Cutlmano J-l Lovely Bee Ind - »OI»; Clmg.,-4 Yo* up; Obilreperoui (115) Blum S-I 1M*'A C'I Silver A (1)7) Brocclale 7-2 Acquitted (Illl Ttwnburg 10-1 5—Third King, Skull Cap, Big Ml Rebono (117) Attorgo 10-1 Gobbltr'sJtwil (111) Rlvtra Ml Spot Check (117) Imparolo i 61 Band Atlantic City (111) No Boy 15! Doctor Art (115) Hole B-l Scotch Fool 1112) Arlslone 1-1 6—Obslrcpcrous, (i's Silver A, Arunt Lupin (105) Nell 4-1 ?lh - 17,5001 Alw.) 1 yot; F.I 1M470 Say Percy Mr. Condilpln Illl) Ttiorrfeurg J-l ydi. Monombte 1113) Cuslmano 5-2 Countess Georgia (112) Barrera )M 7—(JoUcn Sunbeam, Miss Bcc Prince Joker (toi) Nell 6-1 • Docqgare (114) Borrero • 121 Hope, Angel Cake Prince Al (Illl No Boy 10-1 MI11 Bee Hop* (114) Hole 6 1 Power Sweep III!) Vorardl 6-1 Trl Gallon! 1112) Imparto 6 1 8—Cash Master, Keep Moving, VmlpstocMng (Illl Brocclale • I Judle Polu 1114) Rivera 101 Mountain Greenery LordCmncellor (111) Verordl .10-1 Golden Sunbeam (114) Thornburg 2-1 lr« - M,M«i Clmf.i 1 •( Ye Mons.; «f. Lending Boie (US) Nell 12-1 9-Llttlc Pud, Karcnadec, Lady CalllM (IOI) Ow.ru 12-1 Anon Coke 11)4) Impardo 3-1 Ladas Target Hitter (ill) Parish II •in - t;,s«0i Alw.; 1 yoi; 1 mile; lurf. Tho roal prico of a car is the dif- Reeol Cade (110) Kallol 5-2 Model Hero 1115) Fromln 101 BEST HUT: Mnpumbrc (2nd) lit Always Archie (IIS) lmp«rato...,TO-l Keep Moving (115) Blum 41 foronce between what you pay for it AtoaVallon (110) lonnelll 101 Mountain Greeniry 1117) Cuil(nono,.,/-2 Winners Friday: Bushel Basket auitltm(US) Rivera i-i III* Cycle (132) Fromln il new, and what you soil it for old. Mlii Rmvesle (IN) MOrtlrn in Loyel Friend (IIS) Kallol 12-1 17.00; Lucky Lord (BEST Forty Five Carats (III) lonmlll 7-2 See Spat Run (IIS) Hole » 1 So in 3 short yoars, you could American Formal (111) Na B6y 12-1 Tudor Gleemon (117) No Boy 1-1 BET) 5.40; Court Page 10.40 41k - U.Mti Clmi.i 1 Ye> F.I lM»7i Etcaped (112) Barrera 101 SCRATCHES have lost almost i/2 of your original Duke of Whitman (112) Breen 12-1 Parn'i atoby (III ) lonnelll i-1 Deurt lp*or (107) lonelil 4-1 1—Restless Urge invostmont. Or savod almost % of it, Win early irk»rllrf^*»jl ™J*^ Bank Armory. sary year with annual com- William K. Yeager, 415 Mea- The members of the 4th mencement exercises Satur- (ham Drive, South Amboy. Battalion, 102nd Armor, spent day afternoon in Kogosin The salutatory address was the last two weeks training Gymnasium. offered by eighth grade grad- John O'L«ory, South Anwoyf ii'onm with the 50th Armored Divi- uate .lohn I). Sullivan, son of RUMS, EiwIllMiwni J««» *.«jf'»«[<• Assemblyman Chester Apy Mexico Clfy. «•«!»! 0«M.»2»" gt, sion, "Army National Guard. was the principal speaker at Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan Gr«ot NtcK, N.V.; "•WJTSJS1 During their stay at the up- Holmml; More SMMW> •'•"?!.-• • the ceremony, in which 27 se- of 4(1 Park Ave., Humson. Jerry Sluter, Mlddlllowni <, foou,,, state military base, they ShooZll, T«neron, Iron; Moyrlclo Tor. nior and 17 eighth grade grad- Thp graduate r«i, Coll, Colomblo; Porn»lo Troyon, i, maneuvered M48AI tanks in uates received (heir diplomas. Eighth Orortt, Mario Nordonff, Holmdel; George Voot, Shre»>bury|t Pialnlleld; Gtfrjrd Abney, Washington. Merrill Veofler, South Amooy, Dnirit^»i live fire exercises,' took In- D C; wllllom Christie, New Brunsw- Zeigler. Holmfltl; Corlot EMfOpa, t* Dr. John M. ('air, president ick; Elmer Godney, Woodhrtdfle; Jo- rocos. Veneiuelo, and i«otrlt« Lnir»y, tensive Army training tcsts^ of Croydon Hall, and William itt'i Hawley. Atlantic Highlands; Ran- Holmdel. . and practiced their mission' dall Herbert, Old Brldoe; Edward Kra- K, Cnleman, headmaster, mer, Motawon; Joseph Mertens, Long under tactical conditions. Branch; Mkhae) Mosso, Cedar Grove; presented the group In the Mlchoel Phillips, Plotnflcld; Clifford Monmouth County's only* Slbley. Little silver; Wayne Storace, "ThCy are bringing with school's board of trustees, ad- Holmdel; John Sullivan* Ruinson; Rob- nonsectarian and nonmilitary- ert Reid, MlrJdlelown; Huang Fu, Topei, them the experience gained, ministration, faculty and Formosa; Patrick Connelly, Keoniburg; boarriing and day schoolA two weeks of Army pay in guests. Stephen Waters, Potomoc. Croydon Hall was instituted in*-' their pockets, and the satis- 1947 by Dr. Carr. It has a tot,tl faction of a job well done," student enrollment of I8O9 said Lt. Col. William Cooney, boarding and day students wij of Livingston, battalion com- grades six to 12. Although it isq' mander. FREEHOLD - County The judge dismissed the an all boys' boarding schools Col. Cooney, expressed sat- Court Judge Alton V. Evans charges after hearing medical Croydon is co-ed on a dayo isfaction with the perform- dismissed an indictment testimony that Simon was le- basis. 1 ance of his men in completing against Lawrence J. Simon of gally insane at the time of the their training objectives. He 24 Lorraine Place, Keans- offenses. pointed out that a limited burg, which charged him with A co-defendant. Bruce Wpl- number of openings are cur- breaking into the, Keansburg czanski of IS. Church St., Deadline [ rently available in the return- High School April 17,1971 and Keansburg, pleaded guilty U> ing unit for men with nr with- stealing food products valued malicious destruction of prop- For Summer" out prior service experience. at $25. erty by causing damage to THE DAILY REGISTER lime, I'litrnliiiiin .I11I111 L. Mo- Delicious nk of llolmilel, Delrclivc Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper ROUtt 34, COL15 NECK, N. J. Juil South el Roult 537 Light Hubert !•'. Olsr-n of Middle- town aiid llclci'livfi Lt. .lames Open Dally 9 to d, Sundays 1to6, Wlrkus of Spring Lake Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper lltl AHHOUMCIMIHTI

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Front disc brakes •ftiission, whitewalls, power steering, AM Fully equipped. 3962 2334 >radio, vinyl trim and accent group. '2800 BAYSHORE PINTO GALAXIE $ CHRYSLER-PL YMOUTH Stock No. 842 2-door. dark green, 2000 $ MAVERICK Stock No. 966 Special. 4-door, Ginger engine, 4-speed transmission, while- Stock No. 839 4-door. White. 2000 en- $ Glow. Fully equipped plus air condi- PIRSTAVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS walls, accent group, Iront disc brakes. gine, automatic transmission, white- Honor and vinyl roof. 3950 carpeting. 2234 walls, power steering, radio, vinyl trim and Accent Group. 2700 LTD $ PINTO Slock No, 54 Squire, fully equipped, Stock No. 708 3-door Runabout, bright $ MAVERICK while air conditioned. blue, 2000 engine, automatic trans- Stock No. 896 4-door medium green, 4527 mission, whitewalls, Iront disc brakes, 250 engine, automatic transmission, air LTD THE DOLLAR DIFFERENCE! AM radio and Accent Group. 2510 conditioner, whitewalls. accent group, Stock No. 23 2-door hardtop,yellow power steering, AM radio and tinted Price tags on an autorrlobile don't toll the whole story,.. and fully equipped, air conditioned and the dollar dilference between your present car and a new- PINTO glass. '3100 vinyl roof. $410 Stock No. 946 3-door Runabout, me- $ «r model Is what really Courts! And we think you'll lind the dium brown. 200Q engine 4-spoed GRAN TORINO $ $ djlterenca Is less on a trade lo one ol the many line cars LTD now available at Shrewsbury Motors. transmission, 'whitewalls. Accent Group Slock No. 66 Pillard, 4-door, dark Stock No. 973 Piilard, 4-door, white and and Iront disc brakes. 2319 green, fully equipped, plus air condi- fully equipped. Air conditioned, and vi- tioning. 3784 PINTO nyl roof. 39< Stock No. 871 Wagon, medium green, GRAN TORINO CUSTOM 500 $ 1965 VOLKSWAGEN...... $995 2000 engine, automatic transmission, Slock No. 989 2-door hardtop, gold Stock No.'4 6.passenger, Ranch Sedan, radio, heater, blue whitewalls, AM radio'and luggage rack. glow. Futly equipped, plus air condi- '2648 3824 Wagon, yellow, fully equipped. tioning, and vinyl roof. 35( 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1050 MAVERICK $ LTD $ Convertible, radio, healer, blue " Stock No. 744 2-door. bright yellow. GRAN TORINO Stock No. 64 Squire wagon, 9 passen- Slock No, 32 10-passenger Squire, gray 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 200 engine standard shilt and Accent gold fully equipped, and air condi- Group. $2290 ger, dark green. Fully equipped plus air Bus, radio, heater, red and white 4254 tioned. 45( conditioning. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Convertible, radio, heater, blue. IN5T0C K PRICED AT VfcKY LITUt UVhKUUKC05 T 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 KIFlAf Till ifUC ~ Squareback, radio, healer, red. 1967 MERCURY $1695 Cougar, 2-door hardlop, radio, heater, automatic, NtW IKUUO BEAT THE SHORTAGE - DOREMUS HAS EM! V-8, power sleering. SELLING PRICE 1967 FORD $1295 SELLING PRICE Mustang, 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, 6, power steering. F-100'/2 Ton Pi SELLING PRICE Slock No. T207 131" wheelbase, Ex- F100 Vi Ton Pickup F 250 y4 Ton Pickup 1967 CHEVROLET $1495 plorer "C" package. V-fl engine, auto- Slock No. T202 131" wheelbase, tutono Stock No. T12D 131" wheefbase, red. $ took No. T12D 131" wheelba: Camaro, convertible, radio, heater, automatic, matic transmission, lutone paint, while- $ paint, 6 cylinder, standard shilt, rear V-8 engine, 3-speed transmission, 5 walls, gauges, rear slep bumper, cigar slep bumper and West Coast mirrors. 7:50x16 6-piy rubber with mud and V-8, power steering, air conditioning. lighter and heavy duly rear spnngs. 2702 snow rear Gauges. West Coast mirrors. $ 3256 3 1968 PONTIAC .$1395 F 250 /4 Ton Pickup rear stop bumper and heavy duly roar GTO, 2-door hardlop, radio, heater, 5-Passenger Econoline springs. Slock No. T-176 131" wheelbase. tut- 3143 4-speed, V-B, power steering, Slock No, 73?ClubWagon, light blue, $ one paint, V-8 engine. 4-speed trans- 131" wheelbase. 6 cylinder, standard mission. Sport Custom seat. 5 750x16 F100 V2 Ton Pickup 1969 CHEVROLET $1695 shift, heavy duty package "A" gauges, $ 6-ply rubber, gauges, rear step bumper, Slock No. T153 131" wheelbaso. tulone Chevelle, 2-door sedan, radio, hBater, automatic, 6, power steering.- high output heatar. West Coast Mirrors. cigar lighter. West Coast swing lock mir- paint. V-8 engine. 3-speed trans- 3268 mission. AM radio, soort custom seal, rors and heavy duly rear springs. F25(F/4 Ton Pickup 3224 gauges. West Coast swing lock mirrors. -jpf cMi of m WHIP Stock No, T208, 131" wheelbase Sport F100'A Ton Pickup rear step bumper, cigar lighter 5 Custom Seat, V-8 engine, 4-speed Stock No. T-204 131" wheelbase Red, /•OOx 15 6-p^y rubber wilh mud and 1967 VOLKSWAGEN FULL PRICE transmission. Deluxe tulone paint, 5 V-8 engine, standard transmission. snow rear. $2940 7:50x16 6-ply tires, gauges, tear step Sport Custom seat. 5,G78x15 4-ply rub- Sedan, radio, healer, red, Car No. bumper, cigar lighter, West Coast swing ber, gauges, rear step bumper, cigar $ F 250 % Ton Pickup N202A. N.J, Inspeclion guaranteed. •lock mirrors and heavy duty rear *765!H $ lighter, Wesl Coast swing lock mirrors, Slock No. T190 131" wheelbase. de- springs. 3277 heavy duty rear springs. . luxe tulone paint, sport custom seal. V- $ 2809 8 engine, 4-speed transmission, MOO'/J Ton Pickup F-250% Ton Pickup gauges, 5 7:50x16 6-ply rubber, rear SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Stock NO.T205 131" wheelbase, Stock No. T-112 131" wheelbaso, Cus- slep bumper, cigar lighter. lorn Cab. liilonn paint. V-8 enfjiiK,1, A- 3281 Authorized Volkswagen Dealer chrome yellow. V-8 engine. 3-spee'd E100 transmission, heavy duty black vinyl fipoerJ transmission. !) 7:50x16. 6-ply Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8500 New Shrewsbury seat. 5 7:50x15 6-ply rubber, Gauges, rubber with mud and snow rear, Slock No. T185 123" wheelbase, Cargo gauges, ciqar Ightor, Wesl Coast mir- $ Van. Fiesla Tan. G-cylinder, engine, rear step bumper, cigar lighter. West , Coast swing lock mirrors and heavy $ rors, AM radio and heavy duty rear standard transmission, gauges, rear duty rear springs. springs. door glass, West Coast mirrors, heavy 2879 3257 duly rear springs. 2888 A-l RECONDITIONED IN OUR SHOP - PRICED TO SELL USED CARS MAY TRADE-INS BECOME JUNE BARGAINS SELLING PRICE SELLING PRICE SELLING PRICE 1971 THUNDERBIRD $ 1971 CHEVROLET $ 1970 MAVERICK $ Loaded. The boss' Demo. 5000 Vorja. 2-door beige, 4-speed. like 2-door. 6 cylinder, air condi- miles. 4795 IIBVV. 1795 tioned. 1695 1971 FORD $ 1970 VOLKSWAGEN $ 1 A Q F 1970 COUGAR $ Galaxie 500. 4-door, gold, power Bug, radio, yoNow, sharp,'auto- Hardtop. V-8. automatic, power sleering and brakes, 2595 matic- sleerintj. 1795 1971 DATSUN $ 1970 FORD How you go about One owner, low mileage. 4- F '00 '7.ton pickup. 28.000 1969 MUSTANG speed. Very clean. 1495 iriita. Clean. $2295 Mac!) I. 4-speed, V-8. H895 your life is our 1971 PINTO 1970 CHEVROLET $ 1969 CONTINENTAL $ Mark III, lull power and air condi- One own^r.LOw milo;i'jo. Aulo- Bol Air. 4-door. lull newer and air tioned. rnatic./White, sharp. M795 conditioned,1 1895 4495 business, v 1971 THUNDERBIRD 1970 FORD $ 1968 PONTIAC $ letnno'it. 2 door hardtrin. V-8. Landau, 2-door, loaded. I:ill pow- $4495 Frilcon, 2-door, 2nd :,':ri':':,. Air automatic, power slocrinrj. er, air. conditioned. 1595 1495 $ 1968 FORD $ MGR 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 1970 MUSTANG $ S(|iiii(!, fj-pfi;>songer, 0, automat- Dug, radio,-yellow, very ctoiu. 1495 Iliiidiop, I), aul'miiiln;, radio. 1895 ic, power •Jac.i'i irj. 1695

Wo sell Iho MGS. And wo think thore's no bollor way of golllng around. Features liko a fully-synchronizod 4-speed gearbox, rack-and-pinion steering, racing- typo suspension syalem, front disc brakes and a ruggod 1798 c,c. twln-carb engine make your driving life Intorosllng again. Toet-drlvo tho MQB with Its newly designed Intorlor today, You'll have somothlng I I great going (or you. Buhler & Bitter 264-0198 90 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK 7416000 OPEN EVES TIL 900 HWY35 HAZLET Atrto* For ffli« For salt Autos For fat* gosFor foil Awto* For Solo The Dally R«glM«r, R«d Bank - HMWUm, N.J. ran l.srol Autot for Solo Autot For Salt GET THE fit* dffiFKSCiy -"fHoiripi'ii' 1970 TfeFuAl(PH--et-r<3nIco fMtXSilf flfClWdji"=a 5ST55 aubmollc, fcidwt nail, tofl Selling at wholnole. Automobilr3I e WnoU ulM carl In Monmoulh County, Ovir 100 MUHPHY * DAVISON 717 1440 sai«ri, me only wnoinmt outiti lor cor oir cendtft»ntd ntw con In iFock. . Crieit, • »mi SolM mn i«vi« liywUSTANO — jijTostbocki Fotlo'ry Irt.Monmoylh County. 264-9421, E.ctlltnl undiflon. liit olltr d condition... Freehold <42ilOO air condllloning. Factory sterto tape. iwfMUlTAMO -Vick mm. A.I ruKftw McGLOlM BUICKOPEL INC., Shrewi ALL 1»7J MO'l IN STOCK — An« nwi condition. AIK In ooofl condition. y«r BEST , _OwMrJn|naIroniftfrrt. HI-M bur » A»l,, N«w ftriybury. Mt-taqO. . Cat ,1917 D5D^£ "—"YWo^OHDThardtop. Auto- Standard Iranimistlon on the lloor. Sell- Ingot wholesale. Automobile Wholesalers, comlngl Buy now ot winter prices. A. R 671 201!. _ _ _„_ mode. Radio, hcoler, Good paint. Um the only wholesale outlet tar con in Mon Pyle, War., A1G MOTORS, 12 S. Mo' • «0i;lor 0D),_A«liln« M^ 74I3M4. St., Asbury Pork, 775 34B3. 1965 TRlLim"PH*T«'iA"-"Micti.lln rodlpfi. Aulot ForSqle Auto* For Sale Autos For Sal* mouth County. 264 W?l. Me* clutch. E«c«ll«nt runnlno coiWIIIon. for Less at >fct A ''HUlbtU MAN"'— for me - m >>»<) BufsELL Oldimofille CoflMloc W« DODdFb'ART - Sedon, ! door V« H67 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Comnltlel Body loir. 4(50. J87-935J. ^o.. 100 Newman Spring; Rd.. Red Bank outomallc. power steering. Good rondi rebuilt IMS engine, S9/S. Ifid VALIANT KITSON WO»IO. tlon. 6/1 0845. Phone W1HJ Good condilion. Coll 222 2274 otter 6 p.m. Autot For Sale" Autos For Sale Autos For Sale I WO 19oi WI*^^TT*^*-"*"T ""^ Onnte running, one» loIUr I porl^"'J.-tiiil i 0 tor CHEVROLET 1 RED BANK VOLVO ..xilcneo polr. Aller 12 noon, 7(7 »U. mo AMBASSADOR WAGON -Fulull po«* er, air, 9000 milei warrantif. if"'acellen- •l (former// Serf Bonfc Aufo Imports) RASSAS PONTIAC condition, 431-4609. ~ 1966 AAGB 100 USED CARS 741 0114 Counfy's Ofrfesf Ponfioc Dealer is Aller 5 p.m. AND TRUCKS 19H"CADILLA19HCADILLAC - SedoTDeV WE HAVE ONE THING, .. A 1, airi , all power plupl s •ulros. 4471-3417 9 TO CHOOSE FROM 1961 OPEfRALLVTSP'ORfPEfRALLVTSPORf'- * I ""•<' tlontl . SlllSelllnoo ol wholesalewholesale. AulomotiMe and that's VOLVO Wholesalers, the only wholesole Bullet to. OUT FOR rars In Monmputh County. 26+W2I. 1971 DATSUN 1966"C^'EVETLE" -"v-lV 4"jpe"ed »tick. SEE US FOR EXCELLENT TREATMENT IN Convertible, new tires. Power •leering, Witi|nn low mlleaoe. Ingood shope. Cqll.74l2«»7. OPE I. -^"jiailye Iporl"t97O. 1.9 Hire en WAS $1995 VOLUME SALES! sine. 4 speed manual. Foyr new tires Vi- SERVICE • 5AIE5 • SAnSFAC'r/OJff nyl root Yellow, block strlpej. Excellent S condition. S1595. 671-9679. __ NOW 1695 1 NOVA -Tnt'. Low •rniiioie,.new tlrjs. We need YOU to meet our safes objective . Good condition. Asklno.lIKIO. Call W- 1971 MUSTANG 7844. i . M,)t;li I, ^iili)in,]lii; 1ffirr.>inii,!,i'. WE MUST SELL i«9 CAMAROTS IM - in up- 4'°Posl|j ll WAS $2995 NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE! r°K o.,«r_5 ?.rn._ S 25 CARS WANTED NOW 2695 Pcrly who needs 100% financing on a 1969 DODGE CHARGER, two-door fiardtop, v- Let us prove it to you! 8, automatic, power steering, S199i. For 1971 PINTO BYJUM301H more inloritiatlon cqll'OASIS MOTORS ol Autoin

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CMS AND DOGS 1967 DODGE $56? GREAT 1965 CHEVROLET $289 1962 COMET .-.$179 1963 CHEVROl(TPickup.$529 1961 PONTIAC .....$149 1961 OLDSMOBIIE $14?

1961 BUICK $149 it the niiinulacturer'i siiRflCStiHl retail price lot .i 1972 si>-cylinricr Oarl Sonnet Sprn.il, 1960 PONTIAC $89 enrluriiiiK state and lot.il IAHCS, rlestirmtion i.harues, oplinnal fnuipcnent and (If alor prc- DE li.iralion thfl'SOi, il any. Whitewfllls and whrifl WE WILL TAKE covers are optional at Rxlrn cost. YOUR TRADE AND ARRANGE FINANCING GREAT GUYS.. KITSON TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE LABRIOLA MOTORS 60 Main St. 120 E. Newman Springs Rd. HIGHWAY 36 Matawan EATONTOWN Red Bank 542-1126 Moturcydw Vmfhtly Eegjiter, Red Bank - MlMMown, N.J. Motttoy, Jaa« S, Wi Au»6i for Stft Aurotftrfait • forlolt AutDt For Sola Autwr»rlo(*. UNDER 1971 PINTO 1970 OPRl WAOON — Green. Radio. IWJ r-BIRC — Itee -MO CU. III. engine, St« our back row fOur-speea, bucket leots. lew mileage, Irock topi, FM ttereo, mogi. M> tlrti 1 rack. Musi sell. Besl otter. ««• M3 m«0*4epm Transportation Spt- | c| W&tiBSBB cbgSAR.w -.xn£y.u »<»1M? ! »*>> clals and «av* now) Acet.-^--. CHEVY IMPALA - 1M1 two-doer, power roar, automatic, power lleerlrij. pewe Ports anrj Repair* steering. Air conditioned. SSU95. Just mor- brakes, excellent condition. Miwl ttll Custom Work rled, must sell. »«M' W307I or 774.173. - New (tret an* brokei RASSAS RASSAS PONTIAC Speed Work l 1 1 llor, GU- "Auto» for Sole* Autoi For Sole^ P Red tonk o•r trailerf'Wjiil'-, llm, * »p.m. ftJS CHEVROLET - Imeala l«ur-dooi ChrOmlnoServlcf PONTIAC 3M arood St. tvei, untintill » On AM mokH P motorcvclee m Power brakes, Mwer •tiering, rector 3« trood St, 74MIW Heel »on«. Here ore semewmple prlcee idUTioWlTtTDi« - i_or1 « cob- Eves, until» dr. Must sell. UM. Y47-W7I. *. Moi two lull bunln, V*j « f I,'™- ELlCTllA - fi«. Few new ileclric, si ti.». Mereuft!. »» Co; trailer i?7j"CAOILLAC — Coupe 6eVHie' 1947 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — r«7new IronimlulOn, . - chrome rims W5 AM'FM (tint radlt, sir conditioned. 1M VOLKSWAGEN IUG In Austuii, going to college, 9: cnromrwleneieil Ferk lutes tor Brltleh d ready Cruise control lull power. loaded with tlon. IJO/UIO, ond Joponese bikes sSS exlras. Original owner. Mult nil. Price* t»>0 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Automatli IW1 PLYMOUTH VALIANT — New tlrel I' LIOHTWIIOHTJIOAT - 40 h*. 6vln- f Igtil lor quick sole. Ptione 364-5300. f RHJMPH 250 CC~- IW9 rude electric slart, (we tonki, sUs. culh^ Mint condlllon. 9,009 miles. Radio, lieotsi ntw battery, itondard Iranimlnlon, runt 1175 BUTcTTTSABRE - l»e», Fourdeor electric Defroster. 2«4-44fr. oopil, I17S. tw Cnevrolil, VI, runt ggml, ions, anchor, motcretorog; jtond, lleMv hardtop. Vinyl root, power steering end Zli.? tle jo.iOOoo.iOt,. Alter elMe.mei« >m. Ht-KSt. ^ I97J EL DORADO - Executive car. Sti brakes Wllh ol_..r and topjopedeel* deck. Ver. . y. goM his, w-wii. ml HONDA — CL3». Good shape. ivWsf SSLL - M1 Intserd Runabout, n> ot 2SJ Broadway, Long JSranch 14 SO II alter tpjn.e7MI7p 4 McFAODIN CADILLAC OLD5, 51} 1}3<. I'M CHIVY II NOVA - * do»r ••don", motor, fullTin Mceltent ctndlllon. v/lry A.80N - CorTbe seen ttonaartf tranimlttlon, new braket, bt ttiWil clutch. MM. Mt-lr" 6ATH after 5 p.m. 1150. W4 Sunset Ave. Coll 5U-4470 Ifcil sutCK LE SAtRE ->ower Iteerlno flood. Telephone 775-1141 snd braket, rodlo, heater. Recent broke Phone 7«.|)M,Jtj^p.m. Builnan Notien \9«l FORD TORINO - GT, JI» cu. In. en. lot, tuna up ong carburetor, luit tailed RONNIE SUICKOPF-l . COMBINATION - MOlorcycle-ulllltV glne, low mileage, power steering. tx» Ul Main St. Asbury Pork. N.I Intoectlon, 11 SO. Coll 7J»-oli3. Unle cellent condition.741-7714 774U0O Beacri. tiler > ^jf^ ____ lWMtfRCEDES BENZ - i»0 dleiel. W7 FURFU Y III — Four-door hardtop, Fao LIN-MAR CIACUE CHEVROLIT iifTfmulipH »M - Eirtllent A/VWFM. 4-speed, leather, line condition. 925 Mople Ave. Red Bonk tory olr.olr. Eacellent condlllon. After S, coll MiObtiiowtr nwn 741-3130 condition. Reosonable. Coll BUILDERS PLYMOUTH SATEtLITE - 1941. Power erlericed Bullderi In Monmeylh C_uj- l»»7 OLDSWOBILE'- Delia at convert" TOP TRADE ALLOWANCALLi E - Superl terviCce' . DOWNES POMtlAC. <) LO"4 , .* over IJ ye«ri. V»i-»oeWlllons, ttt- Ible, Power brokll, powtr steering. WOO. St., Molawan.SeflTW. mers, siding, roollno, -75*7. GROSSINGER - HELLER AGENCY LIGHT HAU IH3 THUNTJIETIB RED BANK VOLVO Brood I Mechanic Sis. 741)100 Red Bortt. YARDS, OA1 m9GT0 CONVERTIBLE — Automatic, S450 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bink Coll otter 3 p.m. 400 cu. In. Excellent condition. New tirei. U}J)H evening*. _ ;ell, I49S. Hi-tm p.m. 747-2744. lied mlleoge. Conlocl U Slgler. tires. 11300.143-7411. 1!67 VOLKSWAOEN SEDAN — In grid 1t«4 PONTtAC - Colollno. Good cendl ' * illent core. Original ow Combine Europe 1941 CADILLAC tlon. lust poiied Intptctlon, New Drofcei, M. SCHWARTZ PERFECT CONDITION Iront llres VJO. 741-ftll. III W. front SI,. Red lonk 747-07W PHONE 747-4132 1965 BARRACUDA - f ower iltirlnO lour-speed. Good condlllon. Best otter tM9 DODGE DART - Four.jrjeed. 344 en. Tirohest prlcel poldlor oil used cart with a new Mercedes-Benz. SCENIC CAR SALES over W00. U2mh Bine. Must sell. JIMO. , ovfett WHOLESALE! Buyer on premise* Quality cars bought and sold. Phone Wl-3745 1971 PINTO - Excellent condition, lino. 01 ""TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOOE This coupon wilt bring you, Hwy y> Highlands ' S724>})1 19M FORD — Country Sedan J575 739-0648 C. Douglas Alan /T\J Call after 5 p.m. r SHREWSBURY MOTORS 74I-M41 19*5 CORVAIR - New point ii9. free, the Mercedes-Benz Guide 100 Oceanport Aye. LAJI Shrewsbury Avt. Shrewsbury 1961 FORD — Station wauon MS - Complete to European Delivery. 741-BSOO 19M euiCK SPECIAL - Needs bod' Coll 74l-l»l wa Little Silver, N.J. V^ I . We Buy Used Volkswagens work, S175. Cofl Otter 4 p.m. !WM * S42-10T6 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1909 - VJ, HOUel^AlNtlNO -. InHrlorTHiiferlor: How to order a Mercedes- Please send me the Mercedes-Benz Guide to | 1973 OLDSMOBILES — Large selection, power jtecrlno, automatic transmission, immediate delivery. STEVEN OLDSW0- 1961 FIAT — 1300 Spider convertible. £ vinyl root. A-l. 7IM891. ••"" JOMK CARS ReasonoEle rotes. Free etllmotts. Coll Benz here, pick it up there.The European Delivery. | BILE, 110 Main St., Motcwon, 566-3600. ceilent condition. Good rubber, Askini PICKEO UP 7I7-6S9I .-, 1HI PONTIAC TEMPEST — Anxlout to advantages of touring Europe ~ jff P^KCSTAND SERVICE S300. 7415470 alter 4:30 p,m. HousepairSfria-Wstttrale Prices •ill, Power stMrlno. broket, aulomotlc TWINBROOK Eiiperlenced painter, References. Satlev- Twin Bora Motors, Inc. 1965 MO lToo - ntochonlcollyperfect,lio- iiHO, 74HJ30I .tier 1 p.m. in your own car. The facts on dlo, heater, new tires, (food ouy. 1550 AUTO WRECKING ,. tocllonBuiiranleed. coll e71.jl». 583-1047; POHflAC OTOIMI - Cood condition shipping it home. SclllBeBtt^ Eatontown 542-2235 Cily_ WALL LINCOLN-MBKCURV MUSTANG — six, with stick. Oeod dET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - Ferllllilno, reklnd, set, Free eellmatet. Plus a full-color brochure, Shrewsbury Avi. at Sycamore condition. 1395. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Phone I4J.4H3. ' . RBR Shrewsbury, N.J. Call 2o4-3I54 1945 BONNEVILLE - Air, pOWlr Iteer- MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35. Eatontown, S4I- factory-delivered prices and a 747-540O Ing. Oood condition. Coll between e-f p.m. REMODELING - Palntlno, panellni. KITSON CHEVROLET CO". sneelroek ond toplna. concreleblocK UKi work sheet to figure costs. III work, free eiMotes. 7irj7il. WANTED 5.MO0. Party who nudi 100% (tt Trucks for Sale Auto Rentals piSA.P_A»INO,AfTIC STAIM - Ftf- 'Arrange delivery between Aug. 26th and S#>t. 1Kb ana CHEVROLEROLETT NONOVAV . e-cyilMtr oulomoi* KftOU.MOTOlia>INC. llshed analnllgllM lor only W.W. ft combine your brand new 1973 Mercedes-Benz with ttia I wer steeringteei , $1395. For nWftkttor' woy LWIB Broicfi TOM'S FORD •order, coll 349«M. , 1972 Olympic Games In Munich. German/. n cot I OASIS MOTORS at nwitt. 1972 OLYMPIC - sV W MOW! IMPROVIMKNTS- RENTACAR , e>llmote>. Low cost rofei to Auto*For.saif mon's Income. *>iU91.

EXTIRIOI*,' Insured. 1967 FORD VAN — Window. In rear door BOATSAND onlyt like new# exetlltnt lor work or ACCESSORIES complno.tl5a).Call«teri,t4;.2375. RESTORATIONS RANC WMJCgCR «OOU - Pickup ilxe, Itottd ' Reaionrjbie Rotes Up-dole exteriors or Interim, kltctieni or BOTTOM PRICE DEALS FROM THE baihs. No lee lor ntimate or consuitailofi. winch ^ OROSSINO-k «• HELLER AGENCY 1425101. Iroodjk MKMnlcSti. MMJOi0 MdBanl .. - 4'< ion. Rtint good. 'ALL YOUI jail otter* p.m. HOUSE PAINTING "TOP VOLUME DEALER" FITTING OUOUT k-O interior, exterior, spray or brush, &efil»r Citizen discounts, coll otler 5 p.fln. *!/• The BBoatman's Shop 1501. Motorcycles 14 Whorl Ave. 741-5710 Red Banl Schmrtzerlzed Used Can Open weikdoyj, 9 a.m.-t p.m. . GYPSY MOTHS? $ 1972 SPORTSTER XLCH Sundoys - Holidays, 9 o.m,-l p.m. 1972 CRICKET 1972 CHEVY BLAZER Red and white with automata tmns- J Black, custom seat. 2339 EXCAVATINOAND OCMOimON misaion and 4-wheel driva. Now only 1700 miles. Immaculate. MONMOUTH 4-door sedan, automatic transmission, radio, decor package, 4895 Bockhoe sirvlce, arodlno, clwmjp. (L«t $2200. 842-4683 me do your dlrly *ork.) . '1500cc engine, whitewall tires. No, 9571 BOAT CICITTY ARTHUR SMItH 1971 CHRYSLER Town & country wagon, 9-pasnnger. factory -Model ten), 7000 mllel Flta 7 l boaH. 27 model!. jo Br«wn Ave. west Keonsbwo air. power steering, power brakes, and windows. AM-FM. NO. 9409A. $ condition, ISM. Call otter 3 p.m. til 1031 Hwy 3S r 07I-4S15 Mlddletowi $ Was $4695. now only ™^ WADE TO 9ROER, 4295 feNWe — »0 c,c. Engine Convoi covert ona oil types 0 bwt cuih BTRTSTfri'ltfs-TivTcTl - Free, istl- 1972 FURY 2837 , Excellllente condlllon. Passed (oni. 142-3205. mates given. Coll Hoy or fight. 1970 VW BUG 2-door hardtop, radio, 4-speBd WntmlMian. No. fSTpIon, fAsking 1750. Or beat otter. 717. 7i;-»0«i or 717-7703 ofier t:M p.m. FjBEROLAS - Double IJUTTTJ' boot, with 4-door sedan,, vinyl interior, V-8 automatic, power steering, inside 9463 A "Have bug will travel for miles and miles on on* Unk Of J»s". •III trailer ana 3! h.c. mmor, Complete HONDA 350 CB - Rum goau. Clion Vtry reasonable. 542.te.6or 1391(23. hood release, whitewalls and much more. Finished in white. No. Was $1895, now only M645 4eM> chain, U00 llrm, EMPLOYMENT CAt ^'—'K Colomoran, sailed 9569 74I.7IM between «•• p,m. only occotlonally tor Iwo seasons, ana Helj) Wanled 1970 CHRYSLER Town & Country g-passenger wagon, power )V«J HARLEY DAVIDSON 74 — Lots 01 trailer one yeor old. Belore (, >49-7te( steering and brakes, V-8 automatic, factory air. 'For a party who wants chrome, chrome springer front .end. Rum evening* W-IJ12. Mole and Fl SEAL eitAfe SALESi- CommeTeloi, $ a million dollar tide." Was $3595, now only '3195 TRAILER - 1)'. Overhauled, New winch, Industrial, and land only. Local Ist&b* HONDA Wl - SL 70. tour months oW. cable, rollers, 1972 NEWPORT 3995 Mint. Candy blue, only 300 miles. Just llihed llrm opening new office ler Ihli SMI472 Royal 4-door hardtop. (DEMO) V-8 automatic, vinyl interior, roof, I 970 SPORT FURY 440 V-8. factory air. power steering and tuned up. 7(7-1922 oiler J. lurpose. Must hove license ond some em- brakes, lilt wheel, AM-FM. No. 5539. "Driven by a little old lady from 2»' PACEMAKER — Chrysler Crown en- lerlence, send reiurne'to BOK K*2i, Tne and body side moldings, whitewalla tires. Finished in Sun Fire Yel- MOTORCyCLEINSURANCE gine. Sleeps four. Outriggers, shlp-tO' 3olly Register, Red Bank. ... ._- Pasadena". Was $2995, now only Reasonable Rates shore radio. Excellent condition. S270O ln< low. No. 9289 GROSSINGER I, HELLER AGENCY eluding berth for balance of year. Col TAN0EM bUM* TRUCK DRIVERS" - Brood (, Methonlc Sis. 741-2100 Red Bonk 7I7-79W .Her 6 p.m. or wemends. Minimum Iwo ytors experience. Coll be- $ tween l:3f>4:30 01 721-t4M. An Eo.U.1 OB- 1970 NEWPORT 2-door hardtop. V-8 automatic, power steering 1*71 KAWASAKI - rv\och ill. 500 Cc. Must and brakes, laolory air. Was $2995. now only :ALCRAF+ SKIFF — With 85 h.p, portunity Employer. 2695 sell. Excellent condition. 1750 or best ot- Mercury outbDord on o custom till trailer, ter. J91-t»I. full convbs, compass. Dilae auirip, etc 1972 NEW YORKER '5844 1970 POLICE PURSUIT PLYMOUTHS s*m. ^ ,.«>- HOM6A 5 11- 1M7. knob'Uu." QOOd troll Ready (or wgiir. call 6710151 oiler 5 p.m BUS DRIVERS bike' . Mony extra pom, 1125. Brougham 4-door hardtop. 50-50 bench seat, V-8 automatic, rear ry air conditioning. Your ChOiCs, (As Is) '975 16' FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT — Wllh i tt yoj can drive a ear, you con drive o lip. Mercury. Good condition. IS95. Col bus. Our new School busses hove automat. defogger, air conditioning, electronic ignition, speed control, power HONDA 750 — Wl. Extra accessories In 84M342. Ic transmissions ond power steering. The I 969 INTERNATIONAL Travelall, fully factory equipped in- Henry Hudson fteglflnol School District eluded. Perfect condition. Best otler takes BOAT TRAILER WANTED, WILL' BUY door locks, AM/FM stereo, and vinyl roof. No 9431. cluding power steering and automatic radio. "The only thing triis wagon It. 741-1071. needs lull ond parMlme drivers for the is waiting for is for you to take it Camping", No. 9539A. Was $2598, now $ 1972-73 school veor. 13 per hour plus liber- only . wanted Automotive al fringe benefits. Trolnlno provided -Call $, 2395 17' SAILBOAT - Day Sailer, Snips Clou, for an application, 172-0*00. or apply at No, 7V96. Wooden hull covir«d with t the Henry Hudson Reglonot Sctlool* 1 1972 IMPERIAL 6807 -hUt_e*IMlBl.<(ele»iie-e«'(e__B>.iea».>e__Bit4a»>iel berglass cloth. EKCellenf condition, tM Great Tour. HloMonill, N.J, 077J2. 1969 VOLVO 1425, bucket seals, radio and much more. "Stop 84J.29J3. LeBaron 4-door, power windows, tinted glass, air conditioning, V? looking fellow, here's the car the iitlie lady's been Bugging you for". No. HOUSEKEEPER - Rumson area. Must automatic, AM-FM stereo, vinyl roof, tilt wheel, rear defroster, power gi9A.Was$i99S,no«only CASH PAID 19/0 ?5' LUHRS FIBEROLAJ - 225 h.O, have own Tronsportotlen. No cookmo. '1585 Chrysler engine, excellent condition, fr Ttiur!., Frl,,5at., »-2. Salary MB, 142-5144. disc brakes, whitewall lires. No. 9557. •" WlNKDUItDCARS wiiler. ready to o» Con ;si.|tio 1962 CAMPER On a 19S? Chevrolet Pickup Truck. A hem* WE WILL PAY WOOOPUSSV 45S - Good condition, More Classified away trom home. Save your hard earned money and sea th« USA In thlt Many extrai, Coll oiler e p.m. Mp.atOi, '995 TOP PRICES on Next Page TOM'S FORD Autos For Sole Autos For sal* CHRYSLER SCHWARTZ ^ PLYMOUTH Tired Tires? 141W.FRONTST.&HWY35 747-0787 RED BANK Wobbly wheels? Sagging Seats? IT'S TIME TO SAY,

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we'll save you a big '1970 DUSTER Couo*. 8 cvUneUr, aircondiiionsd sl/ck shifl, radid. vvtillatnils *1695 bundle of cash! ITO9 OlDSIVlOBIlCCulll»», V-8, ;iulomalic.pow«rv/lnrJowu. radio, BIO ,M795 1968 HREBIRD CauDi, V-n, 4'Btiatd. vnylloo, rldig. whitDwalls. *1495

We have a very special reason for this very special salel 1968 OlDSJVIOBUEF85.44i»r.V-B.»ulomtllO,ri<|lo.vvhil«walli M&95 We're In a sales contest... and If we win, our bosi will re- ceive a trip to Romel Make sure you see a "Ruttell Man" be- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 2-door. 4-BOBM. ndlo. whildvvate '1095' fore June 10th! 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 2-do0r.4-«»««d.rndin.hMirlr ; "TWO NAMES YOU CAN TRUST1'

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Help Wanted Help. Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted For Sale For Sale Male or Female Male or Female Mate and Female Male and Female Male end Fernaje Mole or female ATTENTION CONTRACtORS OR BUILDERS WATfRE's5inp-~'75l/W. 6:J0 o.m, tc~S ARTHUR MURRAY SERVICEfSTATTON p.m. Enperlence preferoblB. Musi be over WORTHINGTON eocher Irolnlno program open lor Hmll- ATTENDANT -SALES PERSOM 21. HOWARO JOHNSON RESTAURAtn, NOTICE PART-TIME time. inltrvliwt ondiry ouli tar am- Rt, 35, Middlelown, i ell training In all totlol dancK now ;xpirlBiic« helpful bul nol ntceitary. Sal 10-Ton Gas Fired INTERVIEWER ilna olven. Train evinlngi to qualify lor irv or solory plul commlnlon; paid vaco ochlng. No «oerHnte MCtuory. Op- ton. «lc. Full-llm* and parl-llrrte. Apply " CARPENTER" .^ HELP WANTED READERS PorMfmt lrit*rvl*wlng portion >orlunlty lor odvonomenl. Oanclng ond tlontlc Hlohland^5hB^lor^o[[39Kn'i Fine trim work, pantllng, loyout. Call 74!- HEATING AND COOLING available In Freehold-Stonihyrtl rocrcoHpnol lloldf eft expondlrtg.Jhere js "RIVERS""WAlffED — Sell Ice cream I IK alter 7 p.m. ? AND ADVERTISERS aeaarea.. Previous •xptrieneo deilrdeilr- rom now unlll Lobor Ooy on well «iob CAREER OPPORTUNITY ablble bbutt nott iwiwcttwrywcttwrc y. Will traintrain. stiei) roulti now earnlna 5'<00 o week EXPANDtMG MONftAOUTH COUNTY SYSTEM [In compliance with Ihe New Jersey Law Against DIs- DtiDaytimm e houhnn only.. Noo weekweke- ' (or pleoianr »umm«r work REAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full time ends, no (tiling. Mustt hhavfha t cor _.. I9S015I Irom 4-9 p.rh. Or any lime real sitote *a\tt people for our ntw of-,Used only I17 seasons. Excellent condition. An ideal unit ysflmlnoilon, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- and ocllve Iniuronci policy. Sala- AVON ioturdoy or Suwtey. ^_ flees. Ltcenu* or unlicensed. If unli- der the combined "Help Wonted Male or Female"column. ry 12 per hour plus experuts, AN HELP you torn extra coin lor ium< censed, we will train and prepare through for a remodeling or repair job. rE~CRETARY —>or law oldce In tono our ipeclof school. Unlimited pottntlal. iReference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- Coil Mn. LeonowlC2 mtr vacationIon,, MrwwW clothei»cloth*! . . . or your ranch. Shorthand, typing ond legal ex- S15.CO0S20.O00 first ytar, possible man- litarl'sdfislreri t Work tpart tlm« neor rUncf required, Call 219-1111. pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. II now: Mr«, Word. 741-4343. aoemtnt In near future. Draw available: $600 524-7526 home. Cal.. -- — Apply In perion. Peterson's Cull Palace Really Aisoclatci/ 918-4400 or 442-3)77, or IM-1320. Butfonwood Manor. 264-5300. Ask for Mr, Steam, Information regarding positions with possible bona tide oc- PersonalProducts Co. Hwy U, Matawan Mllfown' " N.J. OIIJO GAS STATION DRIVERS, CAR DfcTAILfcRS — Full or Call 741-0019 Between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. xupatlonal requirements or clarification of the New Jersey An Equal Opportunity Employer IAIRDRESSERS — Manager-operalor. part-time. Apply Country Sudscr Car ASK FOR TONY A.aw Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the . ATTENDANT ull lime In new Soulh Plolnlleld Salon, Waih, Mlddletown. ;ull-tlmt, soot) poy, plut commliilons, ammutlng allowanu. Call 229-5535 dayi. , (New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) W8-2700, or by venlngs »2tm. CARPENTERS, WOODWORKERS. Fl- TOOL MAKER SERGLAS MOLOERS — Generous com- .'writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. j »#rmanenl full time position with ex iROUNDS KEEPER — Seml-rcllred per pany benefits* steady employment. JEN- ;ellent benefits and worktop conditions RN-SUPERVISOR on* to maintain beautifully landscaped SEN MARINE, Boundary Road, Mori- For Sale For Sale Candidates must hove completed a formal rounds. Call <7l-19e5. boro, 431-0100 ' apprenticeship program ond IKIV« a min- 'tOUES — Stripping^ nrshingTrettorino. Ho wat«r Ulid. Ko Help Wanted Help Wanted imum of $ yeort experience In 1h» fobfIc- ofmdel Convalescent Center- Hwy 34, NURSE'S AIDES — Day shift. Call Hill- DINETTE SETS indlno needed. SoV V (or vanMn> JnJnKMK ' at I on of figs, fixtures ond various cutting lolmdel. top Nurs ng Home for appointment. Quality dinette furniture finished In ex- Male and Female Male and Female tools. 471-0177 ,\liit« pine or maple. Trestle tobies, hut- u( lolnts. SNYDER CHEfVKLEAN. ,•) Contoct Personnel Office . XPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W - CARPET ches* captain, mate or other chairs ot or coll?«-BDO0, EKI. 2SI leaie call In pert on between 3-5 p.m WANTED — Driver far modern lumber prices of 25% lest than you'll see orourvf. CAREER MARKETING yard. Benefits include insurance, hospi- ARK ROOM EQUIPAAENT — Compte • .TELETYPESETTER lood Income. Happy Apple tun, Rt. 34 MECHANICS ;lup Including Durst «0» enlqrp«r, with THE J08 HUNTERS PENNWALT CORP.' *ltft Heck. ceded immediately. Steady work, Good fallzatlon and paid vacation. Must be neat RED BANK LUMBER In appearance, willing to leorn ond have 74I-S50O 1 ond 75 mm lent. Groloo tlmtr ana We seek qualified people S.S. White Division 'ERSON — For aisembly work. Factory the ability to deal wild Ihe public. Call for uch more. 291-1181. for itie following positions. xperlence detlrobie, but not essentloi. 'MILES CARPET appointment, Mr. Sustlck, NORTHWOOD STAKCRAFT CAMPERS Perforator Operator South St., Holmdel, N.J.' u»t be capobla of takfno ordtir, 741-1/le. IREPLACE - With occBSlorlM, M5. 4 - Keyport 737-1811 LUMBER CO., 462.1(60. AND TRAVEL TRAILERS lale aloss lor labl« lop, belt offer. Coll lont Personnel Manager To 16k An Equal Opportunity Employer SHORT ORDER COOK WANTED 'ter 6, 2641M7. For computerized news- lont Personnel Manager To 14k SALES EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR CAMPER RENTALS Bookkeeping Machine operator 1100 + IF YOU HAVE THE ABILITY AND DE E5Llc SPEAKER — For portable organ . paper operation. Experience Management Trainee-Degree , 7k iefllStEfteDNURSES-And LPN't for SIRE TO WORK WITH PEOPLE, AND AVAILABLE spinel. Like new. ACE lurslng home. Full ond porMlme. Good HAVE HAD SALES CR PUBLIC CON- BJLLLANZAROS Sleno-Legal t 1100+ SECRETARY-Local, (ee paid 1140 MEDICAL SECRETARY — Rectptlonllt. 2919371 preferred. Must be able to MEDICAL SECRETARY-Dlctophone..SIM Mlddleiown-Red Bank orea. Good typing my. Holmdel area. Evenings 531-3125 TACT EXPERIENCE, WE WILL TRAIN 334 MAIN ST., MATAWAN Ut-lr. Manoger-FosI Food YOU. WE ARE THE NATION'S LARG- ,£N'S SUITS — Sin 40, lumrnt'r ond type 60 wpm accurately. Day Train *1SO TYPIST-CLERKPurchollnj To 1115 •kills required. Wrltt la Box P-65, TneCARPET MECHANICS — Or helpers TYPIST-CLERKS-Mony To «M Dally Regular, Red Bank. _* EST, WITH OVER 500 OFFICES COAST- PIANOS-ORGANS ild-welahl, mostly custom lallprjd. Al«o 'shift 6 to 2. ' Experienced MOO inusl hova experience ond car. Call 283 TO-COAST. SALARY/COMMISSIONS 17- WHITE CHICKERING GRAND PIANO. sorts lockets end car coals. SIS Is 123. BM Keypunch Operator ..,.1500 mo TYPIST-Llahl steno...; W6 3 ,HORT ORDER COOK — Wanted 1— 3590. 110,000 FIRST YEAR. SNELLING 8. Lots of trade-ins from S7S. Used organs I7.-2J5B. roarammers (3) CLERK'TYPISTBeglnnenO.K MO from JUS. Unlimited rentals from 57.50 [EYPUNCH OPERATOR-Beglnner US nights. Apply In perun at The Pub, High- 5NELLING. CALL BILL 5ALOUKAS 747- Write Box G-98, The Dally Cotjol-Assemblir To 12.5k way 35, Mlddletown. HOU5EWORKER - Mature, neal. to 1121 FOR APPOINTMENT. per month. Warehouse (or Klmball -Conn ICYCLE — J25. Toaster %1. Broiler «. Systems Programmer iCCOU NTS CLER K-WIII train SI work every Friday all day. Coll -Chlckerlng -WutlfNtr • Yamaha, over 'anitv 59 Tables S6, sleeping bag SI. Register, Red Bonk. Tele Process To 15.Sk YPIST-DICTAPHONE To 1100 471-007! OlflL FRIDAY M/W — Part-time. In ISO units In stack. FREEHOLD MUSIC ools, others. Antiques. 141-5115. __ Cost Accountant-Degree To Ilk STENOTYPIST-PorMlm* W.75IW. Arrog^f sales engineering office. Middlelown area. CENTER. 12 Throckmorlon St., Freehold Assistant Bookkeeper Open PARTIAL LISTING UTO BODY PERSON — Must be quail NTtQUE CHAtR — Four poitir lull ilxe , alter 4 p.m. tied. Solory In line with ability. B S. w Reply In confidence, details first letter, to ed. rocker, very good condition. 150 (or Receptionist »«0 Box K-40, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. Assistant Building Supt ....Open Ace Employment Agency MAINTENANCE WORKER — Ptr- Aulo Body Inc. 787-3408. WEDDING PRESENTS — Something old, il. 8V Seventh i\., Union Beach bitween mcmir.t, full tlmt. () hr. Some tnxrltnc* ) c.nv4p.m, Medical Secretary *100+ 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 : Stirtwibury BOOKKEEPER-ASSISTANT -Ex KITCHEN HELP WANTED for the bride-tpjbe. Bridal Registry Ser- Clerk-Typist «0 newiHiry, Apply Molly Pitcher Inn, Rid Call for appointment. vice. Behind The Times Antiques, 77 SECRETARIES Bank. >erlsnc0 octounls payable and receivable. 2VI-O224 USTOMMADE FURNITURE -From BulldlngMalerlolSolJs..: Open SECRETARY Small office. V/lll be taught all areas ol Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. um5Dn home, Two upholstered loveseati , . Experienced Wiring Technicians - JOCK CLERK — PorMinw tvanlnoi. pccountlng not now known. Excellent op- HELP WANTED - Full-time. ApplApply In vith cant backs ond side*, excellent con- •Good Salary Hawaiian bated company want* you (or ily In ptraon* CBS Supermarket* 3 portunity lo learn to be a full fledged person, RIVERSIDE ESSO, Rt.. K tied HOT SUN lition, 1125 each. Large ebony coMe* Most positions (ee paid or reimbursed. tneir Red Bank cftlce. Free Macadamlo In St., Keaniturg. lookkeeper. Salary and benefits. Bonk. : nutsl Good ikllli. Sharp p«nonallly ond c CAREER MARKETING stays out with our while room-darkening lob'le, walnut and burl llnlili, J100. 10" MILES CARPET CAREER MARKETING background of Ilnonclol rdotlons ond/oi OISHWASHER WANTED 4 W. Front SI. 747-2040 Red Bank LIFEGUARD — And pool Instructor. Ex- window shades, $1.75 on your roller or beautiful ebony finish stereo cabinet with U W. From St. 7(7-2040 / Red Bonk public relation!. Good benefits ond tot Apply In person perlenced preferred. Ask for Satly Stew, 11.99 with new roller, cut fo your j-re up built-in drawers, S225. 4' bookcase and II- RL 34 Klyport 73S-18U talory review. FEE PAID. Call I42OS0 The Pub. Hwy A Mlddletown HARDWARE SALESPEOPLE — Ex art, 741-2504. to 27'/«" wide. luor cabinet, eboney flnlih, t?50. 32'* THE WIDE ANGLE JOB SERVICE lor more details. perlenced. Cat) ori established retail tradi norbie-lop table, carved wooden pm** n Ocean, Monmouth, Middlesex Counties. WANTED - Port-lime general office aide PROWN'S pple pedestal bose, SI35. 4' high cone PORTERS --M/W for doctor's office, 1-5 p.m. four days Our Business Is Serving Commission, car allowance and other 17 Broad St., Red Bank 741 ack Italian Provincial dfnfng ream. CLOSERS ONLY PART-TIME benefits. Eorn SI 5,000 plus. Must be CK- week. Duties: typing, filing, assist doctor. ENGLISH SADDLE — IS". Excellent con HaTrs, S200'set. Call after 4,845-4835. "" * ---Need three high caliber direct sale* JOB HUNTERS serlenced. Send resume to Charles J. Write, stating resume, to Box F-196, The dltlon. $70. General cleontna work In Holmdel Build Daily Register, Red Bank. IDINGTORO MOWER - S h.p., wilh persons in Central Jersey. Top commis- , In All Their Need d/r Personnel imllh & Co., ISO Statue at Liberty Dr., Coll 842-m otter 6 p.m. sions. . . Good bonus system. . . draw fl RESUME SERVICE EXECUTIVE ing, 6 p.m. to lo p.m. Mon. thro Frl. Foi Jersey Clly, N.J. 07305. oleher, 1 years old, »250. Coll quollfled. Phone 727-5802. Ask lor Mr, SEARCH APTITUDE TESTING 57 Broad St., Red Bank 842-350 Interview apply Mon.. June 5.4 p.m. Ic SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - Ex- SNACK VENDING MACHINES (5) 797-4167 5:30 p.m. at the Harmony Bawd Route 35, ienced or inexperienced, we will train. '•'•t«wls. JOB SEARCH LETTERS , GUIDANCE J SECRETARETAR Y — To management con- Reasonable " iletown. : Ultantit,, witwilhl pleasing personalitpersonall y and _ J, S SPORTSWEAR, Union Ave., Union ELECTRIC GUITAR — Excellent conat- RN Beach. 264-0477. Call ofter-5 p.m. 2I2-0IQ1 COST ACCOUNTANT - Degree, 3-5 yr MANAGER — In training. Weneec good skills in typing a id light stei ion. Three pickups. Solid body. S40.264- •- . Full-time. 3-11 p.m. mlg firm experience. Excellent advance- AUTOMOBILE cellent working conaitlIonsi -. Write Box R-9, LIVING ROOM SET - Empire three- 2919. Emery Manor Nursing Home 5o6-440O ment in malor corporation. To $15,000. people to manage bowling centers. No ex- PERMANENT POSITION — For ex- .erlence In bowling necessary, but wi The Dally Register, Red Bank. perienced shipping and receiving clerk. piece, lion's head carved frame, clow "EE PAID. SALES want people who are business orient*! leet, »275. Antique Iron hall rock with um- ..'FUll TIME MECHANIC — Must Hove JAS ATTENDANT - Sunoco. Must have Must be over 18 yean of age. Apply brello stand S125. Rugs JI0 each. Large PRIME TOP SOIL * own toils. Good pay and benefits. Immediate opening for an ond tiave the ability to manage. Must b< Crown -Engineering Corp., Locust St., and fill dirt lor sole. Coll Forrell Truck- ENGINEERS - [ Jack-ot all-trodes ambitious ond willing to work hard. Sola experience. To work tn Kevport on Rt. 36 vonlty J35. Wicker couch K5, wicker chal Call 564-4105 BSEE, 3-5 yrs experience. EAAI T< experienced person to sell and Broad St. Call (201) 4374344. Keyporl. 264-3084. »I5. Cornel »40, typewriter SJ5. 747-4021. 10, 877-0536. during training/ salary plus incenllv RN OR LPN — Weekends,. 7-3:30 p.m. SIB.000. FEE PAID. both new and used cars foi DOAAESTIC HELP — 2 or 3 days a week. RN — Port-time, 7 to 3:30 p.m. Emery FURNITURE AND) APPLIANCES King James Nursing Home. Jler. Good future with No. 1 bowlin UNUSUAL PINE CABINET About ,We!tore ond people with credit problems. Monmouth County's oldes company. Send resume to Brunswick Ah Reliable, wilh references and own trans- Manor, Matawan. 1120, SIM). Victorian dresser, SSS, South' - 291-3400 DESIGNER - LED. semiconductor com- portation. Call 671-7049 alter 6 p.m. 546-6400 Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Coll ponents device design. To )2S,000. FEE Pontiac dealership. All ben- port Plaia Lanes, Rt 32, Hailet. Call Mi ern Victorian sideboortf, marble center IWr. Grand, 373-6411. ' , • COUNTER HELP - Days. Apply In per- PAID. Azzallna, between 9-5,541-2626. LPN OR RN - 7 to 3 weekends. Excellent SERVICE STATION — Mechanic or me- S25Q, modern cabinet, mahogany, SJO chonlcally Inclined, Steady days. A] ~ * Evenings, 842-3M6. son only, Monmoulh Lanes snack Bar, 700 efits. See Ben Rassas at Ras QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR - >enefils. Apply In person, Arnold-Walter Apply In LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Jollne Ave., Long Branch. DESIGNER — Telecom Modems, tele Nursing Home, 622 S. Laurel Ave., Hozlel. person, A ft V Citgo, Holmdel oini d Beth- Sales & Service sas Pontiac, 395 Broad St., Two years minimum experience In the any Rd., Hazier. TRANSFERRED —Attic Ian, 29x29 (HER. LATSTES'SrUBE'NTS - Full anil phonic group. To 117,000. FEE PAID. metal working Industry. Electrical welde< Drapes, two triple, one double, two slngli Hew & Used Tractors. Mowers. Bicycles. Red Bank. 741-5180. "BASS GUITAR PLAYER NEEDEtP" 47-0573 741-3)11 tort-tlme. Car necessary. Coll today, start tubing or metal fabrication experience de For a new rock group. SECRETARY — Typing, shorthand. Red windows, 40" long., Avocado green/aoii - .tomorrow, earn S3 per hour. 462-1074 be- SHIFT FOREMAN — wire and coble e< sired. Good salary and excellent (ring, Call 741-1315 Bank law tlrm. Will fro In. textured. 787-6441. DESKS, FILES, tables, chairs, adding ma- perlence a must. To S12.000. benefits. Apply BERGER INDUSTRIE: IWeen 9 a.m. ortd 1 p.m. . SECRETARY Call 741-9500 ZENITH CONSOLE COLOR TV 21" chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. INC.. U.S. Hwy 1, Edison Industrial Cen LPN — Full time, 7 to 3. Excellent ben- at bargain prices. New or used. AAC PART-TIME TRAINEE — Veteran on Ihe lob tralnin Interesting poslllon with firm In the loca: ler, Metuchen, N.J. 549-2400. efits. Apply in person, Arnold-Walter WAIT HESSE S M/F WANTED — Do\ 1125 DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oakhursl. • Rapidly expanding business needs ossocl arogrom. Learn the financial Held. Col area. Must have good steno. Financial Nursing Home, 622 S. Laurel Ave., Hozlet. shift. Apply In person, REX DINER, 11 671-1500 531-3990. ate desiring second Income. From »M0 to for more Information — Great chance toi lockground helpful. FEE PAID. Salary FULL TIME CUSTODIAN — Knowledge W. Front Si, Red Bonk. UOO a month. No Investment. Call 264 693? management. 1140 week. of floor waxing and general cleaning HELP WANTED — Part-time mornings. ilG YOUR OWN — Scotch and White Must have driver's license, be reliable Year round. Neat appearance. PERMANENT POSITION - For ex FIR PLYWOOD for appointment. Seconds. Suitable tor attic floors, slorcw Ine trees. 2' to 10' tall. 75c per It. 10 la S Hours 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. tour niatits, all da' Call 7JJ7-2U94 perlenced kick press operator. Light ma- Ace Employment Agency chine ond assembly work. Apply Crown sheds, ttc. 4'x!'xW rxl'xW 15.95 » >.m. dolly. Located directly behind the Saturday, 5120 a week. Call 291-012; alle ipply Ci Wicker Basket, Rt. 34, Colts Necfc. Mm Women JO Thomos Ave. W-34M Shrewsbun RN — Part-lime, 11 to 7. Excellent ben- Engineering Corp., Locust St.iIT, KeKeyporty . 4'xl'x^", S4.9S ea. We rip lo 24" widt d/r Personnel elits. Apply In person, Arnold-Walter SOc sheet extra. Many others not me RIS AND PEONIES - Come visit our ' RESUMES PREPARED SALES CAREER BOOKKEEPER — Full charge throuj Nursing Home, 622 S. Laurel Ave., Haitol. 'tloned. gardens, over 5000 Iris, 170 kinds, 75 kinds 157 Brood SI., Red Bonk 842-353 We have an outstanding opportunity for. trial balance Including; qeneral off! PBX OPERATORS — 9-4 or 3-11 shllts. In- of peony bushes. 404 Prospect Ave., Llltle mature, highly motivated person who ha: »ART-TIN\E — Telephone work froYn cluding weekend openings. Full or part- duties. Fringe benefits. Substantial sta your own home. Earn J2D or more per ;RED BANK LUMBER Silver. i d/r Personnel Service owned o business or served In either sales Ing salary. Call 741-7250 tor appointment. time. Long term work. 741-47M. '9 Wall Streel Red Bank 741-55C or administration. Excellent storting sala- week. Coll after 1 p.m. 557-12??. 1969 CAMPER — Bethany hardtop. 6- '157 Brood St.. Red Bonk . 141-150! ry plus commissions. Unlimited earninc REGISTERED NURSES - 7 a.m. to HELP WANTED — Framers and shea- TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. A sleeper. S600. 4'xU1, Muskln pool with III- BUILDING SUPT. ASSISTANT triers. Contact Tower Construction Co. makes new or used. Guaranteed Law ENGINEERING potential. Management opportunities. Lib' p.m., and 3 p.m. lo 11 p.m. Excellent p Will train if have mechanical ond elec- iter, vacuum, cover, pillow and acces- trol fringe benefits. CallS-497672. Eve ond benefits. Apply Brookdale^Nursi Phone 291-4906. 525. Stroke's, 101 Monmoutti SI. Next trical ability. Salary and benefits depencf- theater. 7470415. sories, »25O. Accordion, 175. 681-4014. • ning$, 74wi36. An equal opportunity em- Center, Hwy 35, Hailet. ng on experience. New building, Red SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - Parts List Compiler ployer M/W. CARPET HELPERS Full time salaried position with complcti CHILD CARE — Live in. Permanent po1 Earn SI2.000 per year II quollfled. Call COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY - Soli BACK YARD fringe benefits. Applicants must have < tlon supervising Iwa school age chlldrei CAREER MARKETING Miss Strand. 564 vl!7. vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolet of Prown's, you'll see dozens of porch and minimum of 5 years Industrial experieno Weekends off. Paid vacation. 125 per wi 4 W. Front St. 747-2W0 FRed Bonk metol siding. Call for free estimate, D. V Needed Immediately FRONT END — Alignment specialisspecialistt . Borr Home Improvements. 642-2053. beach chairs on display. . quality.. low which includes preparation, distribution CUSTODIAN Call after 5:30 p.m., 542-0447. Good salarlory WANTED-To'sell home Gd l d bnfit lr the iht • Good wages PART-TIME - General office Help. Aflei improvements, roofing and aluminum s.d • tt'y In person, CROWN TIRE, Hyi, AMUSEMENT GAMES— HERE for a wide variety of products. Knowledgi Wanted: one full-time Janitor. Starting Port Mi SOMETHING DIFFERENT FOB TH PROWN'S at engineering.design, manufaclurfni salary H.119. Application and particular: noon__ s. fro...m 12-.. S5 p.mp.m.. .Apply In person Ing. Call S*4-171/. MILES CARPET FOODTOWN, IT&'Mol•' iinSt.,Mn1i FAMILY THAT HAS "EVERYTHING.' Rd^k « 741-7500 procedures ond component application may be obtoined in Ihe office of the Secre REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Ex- NEWOR USED PIN-BALL GAMES 0.36 Keyport 739-181B also highly preferable. lary, Board ol Education. Knollwooc WANTED — For driving and seltfn perience preferred. Mlddletown office of YARD SALE — Thursday, 1-t. Old ond ferred. Aggressive growing office re- JUKE BOXES, POOL TABLES, AN new. Furniture, china, brlc-a-brac, books, Contact Personnel Office School. Hance Rd., Fair Hoven. Steady position. Apply'in person, Marin quires a large staff due to expansion pro- AMolre-Forrow. Call 671-2590. OTHER NOVELTY GAMES OF TH or coim6-80OO, Exl. 211 Lumber Co.. U3? Ocean Ave.. Sea Brigh gram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- gomes. 70 Stephenvllle Blvd., Middlelown. LPN OR RN — Part-lime. Saturday and EXPERIENCED - Mason's helper. Ap- SAME TYPES YOU SEE IN TAVERN;, Take Pine St. oft Hwy 35. PENNWALT CORP. tlroui of earning over 120,000 per year. ily on |ob. Lot 37, Ceepdale Dr., Mldrile- RESTAURANTS AND ARCADES-COt* Sunday 3 to 11. Sunday 7 to 3:30. Fulf timi TYPISTS-CLERKS OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN NE Office leads, extensive advertising ration- VERTED FOR HOME USE. ALSO FO LNP or RN, II to 7, weekends ott. A! TRADE - M/W. Outside work. Opporti al referral service. Member of two MLS'. :own. YOUR POOL TABLE. A COMPLET WAACKAACK MS benefits. Call or apply in person, Wick S.S. White Division nlly to earn S1S0 week and up. Coil 74 We have many opening! for beginners. Nc !raining program. All replies held In stric- NURSE - LPN by examination lor 3 to 11 LINE OF ACCESSORIES, REPAIR AN Sporting goods, fishing tackle, auns. 199 alunk Private Nursing Home, Rt. 79, South St., Hotmdei, N.J. 1966. EqualI opportunittuity employeremploe . test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, RECOVERING, SERVICING IN YOU Main SI., Keansburg, 787 633). Open e Wickolunk, N.J.°46-8B93. experience needed. COME IN AND REG ond 11 to 7 shifts. Full lime or port-time. An Equal Opportunity Employer ISTER. Our companies wilt wait until yoi FILLING AND LABEL MACHINE O The Daily Reglster,.Red Bank. Apply In person, 7-3 p m., Mon. thru Fri,, OWN HOME. HOME RECREATIO nings Mon. -Sot. until 10 p.m. ERATOR — Apply Glbson-Homans Co., Holmdel Convalescent Center, Hwy 34,CENTER. 405 MUNROE AVE., ASBUR "•JJIQUOR STORE CLERK - Full time. SOWING MACHINE OPERATORS PARK. 776-8410. COINS - Silver, oold, compute Experience preferred. Write Box P-61 Ace Employment Agenc Main St., AAatawan. On coats. Union shop. Starting salary S3 Holmdel. sets, ml5celloneous. The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. KEYPUNCH HOUSEKEEPER-Live in. Privo an hour. Apply Wall Streel Fashions, 37 WAITRESS WANTED - Full lime, year 787-2173 30 Thomos Ave. U7-Wi Shrewsbur home. Own room, TV. Experienced. Mu: Wad St., Reef Bank. found only. 51.60 per hour plus tips, meol PORCH BLINDS 1 BEDROOM SET - GrsGirl's,, 7plece7-plece, wiwhitee Help Wanted PORTERS have recent references. 747-3208, oMowonce and usual company benefits. Mafchstick cole curtains, and roll up with gold, French ProvincialProvincial . 5.2755275 . Call OPERATORS TRAVEL AGENT Apply In person. Woolworth's. Red Bonk. many colors. alter 7 p.mp.m. 291-17512911751. Experienced only Full time positions available on Ihe day PLUMBERS — Experienced, for nc l|Fl and evening shllts. Good salary, pleasan! work. Call 787-5132 Minimum one year experience. All travel "SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED PROWN'S WALNUT BEDROOM SET — 7-plece, ex- working conditions, full fringe benefit between 6-4:30 p.m. twnellts. Call 291.3313 or 741-2515. Call belv/cen 9-11. 2-4 cellent condition. Beoullful mirrors, sofa, Contact Personnel Office. Rlverview Ho ]? Broad St.. Red Bank 74 1st and 2nd shifts HANDYMAN M/W — Heed porter, rou SALES HELP WANTED - For home 787-3310 white painted chest, maple bed. night pilol, 741-2700, Ext. 225, for on interview GIANT LAWN SALE table. Phone 741-9186. CUSTOMER SERVICE An equal opportunity employer M/W. tine housekeeping and maintenance, som reluvenalors. S200 week draw. Ask for MOTHER'S HELPER — Summer, live In carpentry, upholstery, paintlna, generc Mr. Mead. 544-1717. or out. Four children. 135 per week. All day and night Frl., Sal., June 9, 1 Rain or shine. Very reasonable. Corner , PORCH SALE — June 1. 2, 3. 9-3 p.m. 'Alert, aggres-"'; PERMANENT— Full time position oval! repairs. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In per Beoch privileges. 747-3713. Four-poster bed, J15. Chair, 15. Mis- L. J. GONZER able lor energetic person, who enjoy GLAZIER — Experienced. Must have Bay and Walerwltci Aves., Hiahlands. CLERK ASSOCIATES INC. son weekdays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLAN HOST OR HOSTESi~— "Appiy~in persoTI", cellaneous choirs, $2 ea. Srlc-a-brac, 25c $(ve person working wilh tne public. Must be able ' TIC HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME. driver's license. Permanent position. Paid •• 565 Rl, 05, Red Bonk nol I days and vacation. Salary open. Peterson's Buttonwood Manor, Hwy 34 FARMALL IC TRACTOR - Bottom ploi to 11. 868 River Rd.. Fair Haven. with person- jell. Experience preferred, but not absol Mlddletown Ave. Malawon. disc and cultivator. All In excellent cond tclv necessary. Call The Circulation Dept., THIRD AVENUE GLASS, 37 Third Ave., tlon. Also Vi barrel of oil. Must sell, mak RUG - 9x12, S20. Kitchen table. Formica ality lo handle 842-3900 The Daily Register, 111 Chestnut St.. Rec COOK - Institutional experience. E: Long Branch. TRAINEES — As readers, For press cllp- best otter. 591-9614. tap. adlustoble. 16. Single bed, box spring eel tent salary, liberal fringe benefits. Ac customers on Bonk. 7J1-333D. COOK — ond light housework, two In plno service. Must have quick active ond mattress, 18. 291-0558. PARTS'DECARTMENT- CoinTif an ply In person, Mon. through Frl.* 10 a.rr memory. Permanent port-time work. No 4 HORSE CAT MINI-BIKE — liood Condi phone. Abl© delivery man. Apply In person. MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAI lo 3 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nursln family, five-day week. Live-in, nice room lion. S10. FREEZER - 9 cu. ft., holds 300 lbs food, and bath, TV. Slate references, Box R-7,summer help. Apply 162 Newman Springs lerfect condition, 120. Wasle pump, S20. to lyp9 or- •OWNES PONTIAC — Port-time, mainly Sals. Experienced Home, S Middlelown Ave.. Atlantic Hlgr Rd., Red Bank. 671-4441 62 E. Main St., Motowan Internist's otfice. Coll Ml-3600. lands. The Dolly Register, Red Banh. 'ressure cooker, 8 qt., S5, 671-1672. dors lollow BOOKKEEPER - Permanent position. FIVE-PIECE PEWTER TEA SET — 13 ' MEDICAL SECRETARY — Reception, EXPERIENCED PAINTERS - Appl/ BLOW MOLDING MACHINE OPE EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS - Want- Covered butter dish, (Enalond) S3. Lan DANISH STYLE STUDIO COUCH - ed. $4-$6 per hour depending on ex-Experience in double entry through gener- Brown fabric, excellent condition, 150. up shipments, lor new office Medical, surgical speclo person between 5:30 and 6:30, 45 He ATORS — For 4 p.m. to 12:15 and 12 al lodqer. Excellent 3olary, Fringe ben- ornate Irame (wglcr colort. 550. 21 -pic' Isi. 3 to 5 day week. Salary open. E> drickson PI.. Fair Hoven. 6:15 a.m. shifts In air conditioned plan perience. A.P. BUSCH. INC.. P.O. Box cake set, while, grape potlern, 5i, u Coll 843-5169 otter 5 p.m. 5l(, Shrewsbury, N.J. efit*. 3V0B82^ __ _ abd.cope wilh perlence ond references. Write Box K-4 Mo experience necessory. Apply Air Mote tins, baskets, miniatures, bric-a bra DINETTiTsTf ^"""For'mica top toljle, lour WAITRESSES M/W — Cashier. Rete «d Products, Phyllis and Clark Sts,, Ho, sails, sugar-creomer sets, etc. 10: to 5: pressure In The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. ences, MARTI NI'SDtNER, Hwv36 DISHWASHER AND KITCHEN HELP — PEOPLE WITH CARS - Wanted to Oen> upholstered chairs. Mnrbellied gray. S20. lei. Part-time nights. Apply In person between er Sun. mornlnq newspapers in Red Bonk June 5, 7, 9lh. 9-5. 5! Peters PI.. Re 7S7JS617; small busy ol- FLOOR HOUSEKEEPER — Experience! Keansburg. area. No collecting, Call 747-2143. Bank. (Neor SI. James] FULL TIME SALES HELP - Cosmfttli 4-5 p.m., weekdays only, Lulgi'Lulgl s Famous ' lice. ApplAppy Permanent position* full lime. Contat WANTED — For auto body work. E Pino, 477 Middle RdI.,, •Hailet' . BiKES FO"R SALE — Columbia, girl's 12" Mrs. Levins, 747-2500. perlence preferred, all benefits Included ond stationery counters. Company bei SECRETARY — Diversified. MusTbe WOOITKTTC:HEN CTBTtTETS — Bas Irome. Rolllosl boy's, 12" frame, one year Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyporf eflts. Apply L & $ Store, Rt 34, Strati MECHANICS WANTED — For work In good typist. unit has two doors plus two drawers, II old. Like new. »5 each. 842-2771 alter 6 Appl/ In person, contact Body Foreman more Shopping Center. Matawan. WAITRESSES M/F - And costlier. Appl Bill Mono, CIRCLE CHEVROLET, Ret heating. Coll Call BU-9O90 between t-5 p.m. deep, 36" l»ng, motcMng woll unit, S p.m. eacn. 787-8553. Bonk. EXPERIENCED HACKHOE OPERATO PINK RUG — Il'.',xl2, 135, HO train CARPENTERS — Mlllmen, apprentice! Call 741-5632 before 5 p.m. Call 747-2739 COUNTER HELP - Experienced, full- SURFBOARD terns, 125. toychesl, 19. Mahogany double mechanic*, painters and Flberalos tay-ti| ler 6 p.m. time Belly Brile Cleaners, *lh Hwy 35, Situations Wanted 5'9" Kuncs. one ycor old. bed, 120, weights, 110. 842-3593. Help Wanted needed (or ileady year round work. AAoni SECRETARY — Hotlet-Hotmdel arec Mlddletown. K2-5352. Female Call eves. 741-8174 REFRIGERATOR.FREEZER - Sears POSITION AVAILABLE Male or Female benefits. Apply in person to Luhrs Com Transcribintranscribing obabilityi III . Excellen" t hours or DRIVERS — For household goods, mov- ~B LAC K" F ORMic A TABLE" Coldspot, 16 cu. ft., left hand door, cop- pony. Boundary Rd., Marlboro. 462-8900. salary. Cal" ll 2M-OO152M-001 . ing and storage company. Must Umt ex> BABYSITTER — A loving mother with And tour choirs, J35. pertone. 1215. 747-9706. FOR EXPERIENCED SEAFOOD COOK — Full time summ TRAINEE, CHEMICAL OPERATOR perlence In handling and loading. Imme- cor promises good care for your child. Ptione 946-4639 diate openings. Good benefits and voca- Full or port-time. Please coll 4951541. """CHEST FREEZER - Large, 8' long, and weekends In tht winter. Apply In per Excellent opportunity for bright pen GIRL'S GOLD 3-SPEED BIKE -, liolds 800 lbs. Reasonable. Phone FACTORY son. The Rum Runner, B1& Ocean Ave. with interest In biology or chemistry tlonsDns.. App" ill y In person ot Anderson Bros., SEWING PROBLEMS? — CaTl"T«."8Hi|" 525. Imic, 51-51' Mechanic St., Red Bank. 741- (or alterations, hems, mending. Reason- 787-5433 REAL ESTATE Sea Bright. |o - Good ' CUSTODIAN — Monmouth County Voo steady work. MOREY LA RUE LAUN- C-13?, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. 76" TORO — ProteislonaT lomTrnoVe OU'sEHOLDTfONTEtTf S- 16 p7m.""' 747-560Q 40" Grovely Rotary, 3 blades with quic 44 Norwood Ave. i11 I 11 i ^ centlve pay, after llonal School District. All benefits, vac DRY CO.. 23 W. Sylvanla Ave., Neptune short training pe- lion and pension. Call 411-4000, Ext. 251. City. 775-1676 lor appointment. Ask lor R. h»ch. Call evenings until 10 p.m. 7W-0412 Long Branch OIL BURNER Emterlln. (Iren, your home, while parents vacallon rlod. Hospl- FULL TIME — And pur Mi mo help wanti WMkencl!. 7B7-3M3 sbFAAllcicntdlatjrcsTllb STERLING toll table lamps, 125. Two gray broodlooi tallzoMon, paid MECHANIC lo work In retail drug store In Red Dai 1ECWD1IIC5MF 1 For appointment call Mr. Pry. 741-7160. BABYSIT TPR— ticvT^Tlor \Zr< ith d ll, SSO, 7 " Bring thW ad tor discount on our low I holidays and oth- fjrperiencid ;tt you have Ihe desire and Ihe Initiative, I own Ircin&portallDii. Call oiler i p.n overhead priced flower ond vegetables er benefits avail- WEUTER - Must hatfe experience" have the opportunity to give you an extra JUS. Relcrenccs. Plant*. MIKE'S GREENHOUSE, 201 THOMPSON SlOOOplusa month Income. Noln- MOVI HG~~ Kite him" S(trVr*eeic>r'dr. . able. shop welding, electrical and ocelylen 1 Shore BUd , Keansburg. 7»7-5«4. ASSOCIATES, Realtor FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Only those will) experience need appl VMtment. Coll 842 6350 COLD;GF. STUDTN~T"WisiicUDWislcsj(Trciicis IrTi i chest and other miscellaneous Items. Be Hwy 35 264-8O0O Keyport Full company brnetlts. 741-718?, clilldrnnqui'Uir and or pointing. r_vcs. $42 otter. 4IS-0549. A N D H E WN~B A R rj'BE AMS ^A'nrt 340 Hwy 35 MlrJdlelown 23^ Maple Avsnus q 2BO7.6-I p.n ealhered bom sidlnci. Premium condi- Rad Bank an ambitious person or couple that would ""CONTENr's OF HOUSE tion. Coll Furirmon (3i3l SAfl-3330 or (2)2) like a large Income. No Investment. Call 19 Obre Place, Shrewsbury. 2B8 3849. 277-0/04. 2ci.m. 4 p.m. GVERYTin" N G~G O F:"s "c H E A P~*~~StoV e" CARPET Situations Wanted 1 KLOORMEN 1V6«""NIMROD CAPRI - Irnt Cninpe fixture ., •steel shelving, gondolas, che- SALESMEN M/W experienced only. Male with ilp on Icnnlly room. In exccllr-nl co ckout counter, alrm shelving ond brack' Coll 8«?-Jom between 6 7 p m. clilion. 1455. Call 227-7J95. nts. one store (ronl door and tram«, •*" • Experienced EXP~ERiENCEb"MUSiCIAN - (Coliege • Imtnedlnte oponlnqs I RAVEL TRAILED i»6«. If Sletp sump pump tor srwer-igp, two player pi- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY METAL* WORKE I!S "HELPER — "f o"cmTs"l student) "icrks work. B»iS Fiddle omt anos, electric pump for church organ, two tour, sink, stovr, lcel)o«, rtc Eleclr • Good wanes, experienced melal worker In drilling, Bos^Gullarist. 721-8737 or 94A-459S. 90O*lfi truck tires, S ply. W1-W71. (lunching and broking. Some mechonlcnl brakes. LiKc new. s/25. /Jl Wl ollrr A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MILES CARPET assembly Involved. Full tltne employment. rHRf-:t-; HARDWORKING — Collrge slit n.m, ^ THOMA5VILLP "-" Heppe"lwhite:~NTnr Apply In person, ELECTRO IMPULSE, dfilK ipprlnliip in etlprlor pniiittitq cmd fitecci 11000. Will icll lor J500. Water skis INC., 116 Chestnut 51., Rod Bonk. An ocld lobs. Will not be underbid. Call m (or 110. gold rug 9*13, MS. Gold troveru 9, MANY NEEDS' equal opportunity employer. trrc cellmate. 787-0043, "SHOW BEAMS 4"K4" ilyrn•-glue-ups. In siack. I]', til H5. White traverse 9', W5. 542-6547. SCHOOL BU'S DRIVERS -- Ho e MOIITER'STIELPER -- I Summer i~ ca, H', V13.BA on. 16', IIS 64 ca SWIMMING POOLS - i:AMILV'"si/l-'D porfence necessary. Starting sntary S? Three children, Sleep In. Must drive. Rcf* ABO\/n GRODNO ALUMINUM AND ; Adding Machines. per hour. Apply In person to Mr. Mlchc irences, 142.113ft between o-B p.m. or FINANCIAL RED BANK LUMBER RfrDWOOD PQOL5. MUSI OI5PO5H OK Garage Doors Pearl and jormley, Administrative Assistant. II morning between 8 10 a.m. ItNTtHE STOCK IMAAUDIATEl Y. PICK Typewriters Electric Operators. Radio Controls. let Township Board ol Education, 171' B eod R esfr ing I ng Union Ave., Hailet, N.J. PAINTER — Exp»rlented In custom, pro- ^Business Opportunities FHEM UP FOR AHOUT SSOO. CALtJ»ll Ftb*rglait Doors, Solfi and Arrvict, HAAAAAOND ORGAN l.Y. COLLECT. (201) /.13:/000. ^ ADDING MACHINE} - Typtwnlrr> Colt NCD NICKELS, IMC Mill] Enperlly on braided nylon ii.tO a tiroi duction painting. Must hove vnlld N..I. te ulllB J ol Aibury Pnrk Verllnn clOlDI from lit. REUSSILLES drlver'4 license. Atlct 6 p.m. A/1 -.SflVA or " 'TO'N'Y'S^UBIHOP""" * " inld. renUd. repaired Serplco't. IOI Mon and iruniporlotlon necessary. Starting *< Tor 5olc flraiKf iifw ornrmwlth Mhylluii • FAMOUS BRAND 5PI.AKKR& --Th?*e 2 maulKSI , Red Bonk III aW, IroodSI.. Red Bank. 78/6153. wtiy jpeaHer iy^lertn. Wnre MOO each ory 17.15 hr. Call MM. Brondow, Holmr __ Cull 78MTA78 Now ,* (or (100, wnile Iticy Inst, Adder- Convalescent Center, Hwy .14, Holnidi WAITRESSES lin/ll -- Over 21, lor cork- linmrdtole -Ifllvery. Oemh, music: ci Builder General Contractors tall lounge. Experienced only. Cull H42 GAS MA1IUN nuSINI-.» - I or vilr, or lessoni liuludtd. son's, i0 llrootl SI., Hod (kink. /-l/OflJi, 3004 between A7 p.m will coil's I (lei pci' tun Coll roU"Do>6ob"Mi>a;.r~~ Modpi num RAIPHA COL t, Builder New t\on\t\, CAW^tNTERiuiiDe "OUf^Lt; — For apartment uianugcmer W V/lfl 775-9300 1 lfkillloni, alttrnliom and roolv. Complete home improvement*, olirro WORKER- Wilh someciirpcnlry ex- her 5020. No accanorle *.. Oocn) COMIIIIIOI' lusband can have lull-time |ob, no peti iflAAL 1 CflOKir Vf NDINff tllJSiNl'S'; Open dully 'til 9 Vit 'tl Minimtjin rcimlrs rr!()iilre((. tipsl otl«i^ Coll '41 IMt "li. oddiKom. Roofing, tiding, fir *I9) Throe room furnished or unfumishvi perience needed. Call Frank's Aluminum lull /VW Cicnryo, /4/7S0O. A. Ouorlno — for Vule. Ontilnnlly flOOO, now 11000. Roofing, aparlrmnt. Call 222-71)4 or 2Z3M79 b« I Qloist, 4»2«I4I. Inrtiidp') 1(1 Us MM y vnndlng moclilnos, II we STILL ONLY til 10 a.m.-7 p.m. RHYTHM ~ 'floss ond orgiin lor ti roik l)t:SIUNt: f.OAI> PRODUCTS Clocki and on Incullnii. Call cv-*nlinni .S4? 419/. f> for J?V INSTALLED -white aluniliiu Odd Jobs ~" Siding & Insulation roup. Must be good oml ohle to travel. comliItiulIon -Alnclowi, Cn-iff, only: i\h no, Moor wax If, rtio Watch Repair ^_SK CLERK — Porl-tlme, 1 am. to sli-iinpoo \fl, crir w<\* i1,, 6/1-4810. L10Mt"HA'ULitiO - JCiiidr'i.~goViigii PLSON~CO."'—'"Boo?iN'6™AB6"Jib'i'Hi ?all telore 3 p.m. 7BM5/I. M KVlC.t: STAllON AVAIl.Aill.f- -•• Htp [nitoHed and auaranleed lor Ift vtari. 71 o.ni, Apply In person, HOWAUD JOHr J A, t (-->l KrdnihuMt. Good gdilniuiOft, Wll PROWN'S Clotfcl. Wblchtl, lint |ewelrve»pirll> cleaned up Free ctllmaltt 741 JI4»otler 3 lOfi MOTOR CODtil:, Hwy 3i. Mlddl "ALL MUST OQ'-UEST'bhFEfl"'** " 0«l XIMU. licit) I I'M line. Snicill iloiK)\ll t cty iltcii. Col 32 Iliootl St., Red Bank 7.11 nrrs-Hir, US, \>nUt> lolile, W>, rofker, hi II done. Don POM Jewileri, m Hiv-r Rd, a.m. I own. AJ47440. Fair Hov«n 141 tllr INFLATION"iTiioirTo C<5SP. - »if It to 7, Mondayday,, TuesdaTyy oixl 19«» ARISTOCHAT — Id' ^111(1*011111" •riliiin'1, hrntcr. Inn, ilnifilna lamp, |H, 1150. Over 14.000 lohl Free tlllmol Weil/uida/, SteadyStead . GooG d puy. L U NCM KON r r Tl: FOR"SAt.ir—ViiirJ er TT. Moiiomollc, lluul tliclrlr, i -.lu-isif. rtranh, iHnulboijks, »pact en REAL ESTATE Coll Uhh\tUh i fi iHiiPdm, oome-k, eltctronlc com- " Concrete WorK Painting and Dccoraling ft MO) or Adam Llmmoyer, ]»l 0»). BTU htalor, aoi relrloernlor and rmm liniieiiis fiiir(twiif c, nl M Se« by oppoliilmeiil nt IO*I Mldilletuw CAINTINO • Biulh ond ip'oy Mio woll SALES •''MiniVn,''Vi)rpritItcv VO ILF.. CEHAMICS, MO5AICJ •-Pawling, If you believe fn your own nlilllly. at iiiti, ••(ilntrtrn ami Flt>nr(il(F*l n lay up mV'GHI'AIf SI "OI'POKTUMI! Y - - Yi Rd.( holniilel. HI Hit,, 1190O. loilerlno. matonry, (orurtlt, ilutco fiopenng Call tor tree tiKmale. wnnlil Ilk* t« earn more Ilirm 120,000 p for slfudy yrtir coum. k . MMi tlir U. 5 tDifiiy. Nil liivritiiifnt. i),IJOl)t)Pi G.li. SIOVI (our iHirnni. lurgr nvf nry Culnl fuM, Iniurid 111 Un Rod Sihoellnet 1414UI year, then we want to tulk lo you. t bln«IIUU . ApplAly l i t il,i\ Com month pnrtlntie, hO 1,1(1/ from I to I |vm, perlecl WOlklilu t>ro \1 flVM. dlillnq M-l, M« rlinl^. two INIVPS, t mil cmd ("niie'i"l|wrliHir.Ml in linl FRANK E WHITING U\ IH* pfoorom, tubtlantlal diawlng (recount < MERCHANDISE ilnn t!V * gdllon tuti tonti. nf' Bought or Reilyled Waterproofing mm lisil itilei Incintlv* prooratu In th« au!ii(1ipr Irnde, ColU«:iCllH ImlAtcn A / |i .m, ft uj buy* (ht"Sforfloriu you don I w«rCAKl. I JONF.S->olniifij'oiid «oriM- dustry. Call 764-/200 lor a contltfenllal For Sole tP rtiiylt them 1

MIVATECOLLECTOR - WlllTmy'fop jneled lomH/ r(»rr. (erltotatrt Oft, NKW YORK - lieorije «• dollor for Lionel Trofn& "O" gouse. Any ormol dlnlno room, two oo*ri» onOff* a Lewis »f 74 Pullman Avc. M- oat, ony condition. J47-I445. iwimmlno PMl. Coll lor nwrt dtiont. NANTOHNSON IKTOU, N. J., will conduct a BUYS AND BUYS LITTLE SILVER GEM six-week comedy workshop at From art entire household lo a single If your fornily l> gio*lng, »«. 'f™*.','"'1 item. Antique furniture, lewllry, silver.. tourOKiroom hornl HofurlnO '<"'""'"'' Ihe New School Tor Social R«v Immediate cash. Top dollar. 741-533). sn. pan*lerj gaaieraDni, enclono porcn, lallo. Near fo ithooll nnd ihopptnfl. GRAviLY TRACKER WANTED — PAY search, 6« W. J21 h St. CASH. MUST BE BARGAIN. ALSO 36 m ' E.A. The sessions." which will be- WIT1 H A QUICK ACTION BOAT. UTILITY TRAILER. 717 6180. „ LOW-COST sin June n. will meet DAILY REGISTER ARMSTRONG Tuesdays anil Thursday*. PETS AGENCY REAL1OR4 AND LIVESTOCK iSS Prosptcf A»e. )lHI«"l condition. Ttiliilurcfy *OR Hunt or show. 1)00, Available now. H7 1 JBQ41, ___ ^ . fionif [«Ko lentuies o hugf col I' Kiicnen. clubs, publishing, radio and JST $2.00 30neleit dm witn bor, onO on in ground fw Merchondne For Sale only. MALE KITTENS 141 - Litter framed, IOOI. 14 «U'. II Ural's nol rnougti, Ihor* ti-li'visinn and stage. Students . _ Ult originate from • ho.sehoid raised with children and large dog. Free ir i site* beorni in Iht huge dry hastmtnl wiU learn how to write anc| iaV-not txceed a salt price of ISO.00 lo good homes. /4l 7813. tirrplaci In tlvlna room ond ovntUad lot AjRlnoonly U6,»0. S'T"VERNARD •• Molt, on* year* old, Apartments Houses For Rent oil jukes and how to prepare 'MUST be advertised. Each oddilion- AKC, champion lines. Asking 1150. ?bA Pets and Livestock Apartments KIRWAN CO. |t tl.00. No copy chong.ft may be 6J10 oiler 6 p.m. I LARGE, CARPETED — Mud 10 aport JUS to S3S0 Per Monlh •iimedy material for sale and «!(( no discounts or returns will be We train your dog in Reallms DELUXE nent, Rijniion Suitable for malurr THE BERG AGENCY RKi Ba 'If ad it coflceled before expiration. F-«E:fc 10 GOOD HOME - Two-year old YOUR OWN HOME ouple. No pets. Year leose. Inirnecfuile Rt 35 , Mlddlelowi S Newman Sprmjp «" "' showcase. Place Your Daily Register lemale, part Shepherd. All _hoh, spayeri. APARTMENT icfupuiicy. 1 IAS month. Mr Allstif 47I-1O0O J With doghouse. Outdoor dog. 547 3?72. Obedience--HousebreaKing Mtrrf bcdi onms. VibQ month. Relercncri Agency, Realtor, 842 1894. ASSUMABLE Mr. Lewis, who has been • FAMILY AD, CALI VfRMAN SHEPHERD PUPS -- Mother nnti securily. /87 0913 bclQ.re 7 p.m. WIDE 'SELECfTOM OF RENTALS ~ Fur Puppy Problems RED BANK - U ntuniished Greentree n Is tied and unfurnished. Immediate occu called the milliner one author- puietved. Reasonable , THREE ROOMS ••• Furnishcct. Utilities MORTGAGE 787 ?393 Apartments, 239 Spriny St. Studio and one pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY otffly- lively nre.o. Low 6'- nssumption AMERICAN INSTITUTE iiKluctcf). Bushieiii mnn or woipun. Avoil- bedroom apartment available Immediat- ily on enmedy development In 741-6900 dhte July 1 391.0596 alter 6p.r». Oceanport Awe.. Oceanport, S4J-35M. thref hediootns, poneled gameronm. nv "GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES OF DOG TRAINING, INC. ely. Call tor appointment. 741 3953. DDLETOiftrtj — Two-bedroom ranch, nh room, dining room, kitchen, both Iliis nation, is executive direc- *' , 24-Hour Service Reasonable 431-0110 ™ MODERN — Furnished four-rpom npni'l age, il.i per month, plus utilities, •Jew h_ting. Don't watt. Asktnq 536.5(10. jfM CAMPER ~ Semen, 6 PAC, 20 gal 67)1675 I DELUXE — Partly furnished two bed ment, Roieirtick oi summer lentoi. 1/3 room apartment, heat and water supplied. ecorlty, Short lease accepted, 787-3487. tor of the Humor Societies of IW water lortlc ond sink, two-burner trovel CHESTNUT GELDING 8 yeori, 15.1.1 GUARANTEED RESULTS Gen field Avc. L-onq Branch. ALLAIRE-FARROW »1BVI. Ga$ er.electric Alaskan rfffig Private entrance. Available July 1. Sull- Rr-olUn America and the Humor Ex- English or Western. Jumps. , J4 HOURS — / DAYS A WfctK MARL BO RO - I *ir pe t ooms , unl ur at>te for couple with baby. No pels. One •fate/ end trtezer. two 59 Ih. gas tanks. Coll 264-5468 KITTENS - Arr more lun in pnir^. we 2t4 BrooitSI., Red Bonk Wll tit most pickup truck*, S1000 oi best nisticrt. Poy own utilities. One month'* months security. Con be seen after 5:30 Wanted to Rent change Network. He is found- will jplil mil poir only If absolulely nctrs security. 1140. /Jl 3613, ond Sol.; ^un. 229 0959. Ctjw. 471-5496; FHfc"e~T"o GOOD HOMES "-"Five odor" sory. Chnrmuitj and very ployful. TWIN WORK ING COU"PLE - No 'children",' de e-741-3450 er of the Comedy Workshops - nble puppies, two moles, lhre% females. .ire one or two bedroom house or apart "toll Anytime MAGIC CHEF - GaV ranged*1'* oirt but irydt tigpr strip* kittens. Free to ft loving IHRKt ROOMS -- Furnishfrt. Balh. Call alter 6 p.m. 787 FMQ. lartuly. Liller Irainert. tt you wont ttic DiSriwaslier, wcislier, dryer. Coll tiller 6 ment. At Ian lie Highlands area. ii 75 nf America, co-author of "The WOrki well, $20. Surfboord W0. Men's me Commercial Rentals nonth. Please call 291 3080 alter _ p.m. IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD dium Wet suit MO. Both ike new. Call 87? LOVING KITTENS — To a good home. pair, cult now, we will give owuy Mnqly p.m. ?39«I2. Best Jokes of All Time and Very pretty. Box trained. only alter Tuesdo/. Cell Donna aller 7 MIDDLET OWN — One-bedroom town LITTLE'SILVER -Oceanport"Ave.', next MATURE COUPLE — Need two or three tm. 870)005 p in. or all weekend. Til 4A83. House tor lent. Spacious living room, din- lo Mercedes Benz. Slie 20x40, On main bedroom house, year round occupancy $29,500 How to Tell Them." and au- >. OREXEL DI^TlNGROOVl - We ate mov LHASA APSO — AKC. Lovable golden WOVING - Must find good home lor well ing oteo, science kitchen Including nil ap- road. Ideal for shoe store, fabric, gilt Mlddleiown area. Na children or pels. Mi Grenl center tiail Colonial nwnrded Hii pliances, centra! air conditioning and shop, photograph/ and photo supplies, dry nor maintenance performed. Call 741-7204 torical Sotlely plaque- AntiaJ" lireplnce thor of "Great (lags Galore." lnft.dnd hove to sell a vfrv braulilul scl in puppies with block tipping. Shots, worm- trained net sheep dog. Excellent with clul ; lUOW perfect condition. A gieat bargain ed. CoM_Mrs, Lewis, 946-8V99. drtn, 291 3/35. wall-to-wall carpeting. Terrace. In Shad- cleaning or similar, Call 747-366? otter 6 otter 5:30. four betJrooms, plus : acre olt bird sonc ow Lakw. Adult community lor those 52 p.m. Ol V0O: 7"ROBLEM?"Reiil our PONY — Excellent "with children. Six O'Lb"E"Elil6u5H"SHEEPDOG - twi and over, Country Club living with tennis Elizabeth Man Guilty year black Shetland. Saddle included, yeor old spayed lemale. Excellent wiltj courts, swimming pool, golf course and OfCETpACFo dentVphy ment for June occupancy In Red Bank pbwer spray ot reasonable rates lor inose clan. Top location In Little Silver. Slie area. Write Box K-Jl, The Dolly Register, KIRWAN CO. nigh trees. All Purpose Rental*, 181 New Verv reasonable to good fiome, 8426436. ctiiidren. m-ima, mail. club home are only some of the facilities exclusively for residents. 24-hour security 30x60. Plenty of parking. Oceanport Ave., Realtors FREEHOLD - Kenneth n Springi Rd., Shrewsbury, 741-0040, BL"ACK~^Mrp06b"LES~—"*STx~week»T ~FR EE PUPTIE5 "— To good uiinli?"" near Mercedes Bern building. Coll 74?- in quid and beautiful environment. Coil WE NEED - Five or six, 2-3 bedroon Dicbold of Elizabeth has LAWNMOW6R — !!" sell-proptlltd. one male, two females, $50 each. Cad af- Wixed breed. 566-5868 between 4 8 p.m. or weekends. 36o9qiterdp.m. ter 6, Z64-8807. 78/-257O Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnlshe "FLOWERTNG S'HRUBS'A'HD TREES ctloin drive, two years old. Asking »« Ironv SBS to S350 per month for incominc ore the view trom this paneled Otto bfic pleaded guilty to stealing arti- Coll 7<7.7I1!. ONE -"ROOM" EFFlcl E NC Y" — Wai iTo" "OFFICE SPACE FREfi'YoGdOD HOME -~Lovect)le mix- Excellent location, suitable for proles- jersonnll. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35!walled family room thai ts most unu&uo ed breed puppies. Five weeks old. Call wall carpeting. Beautiful ocean and river cles and cash valued at $18 BOLLAWAY BECT^bpciis to twin btcf. ft WEEKS OLD view. Year-round occupancy. $135 mo, sional use. on main floor luxury nl-rlss. vUddlelown. _71-1000. Three bedrooms, .puce to>" ci possibl CALL 7J?-052J ?64 2J3Satler 5 p.m. Approxlnialely 530 sq. ft. Centrally air fourth, or workshop or sluciy. Eat in kilcli or full llle, very gocd condition, oskmg plus security. No pets. One-year lease, sTNESS EXECUTIVE — Tramfei 1 from West I0nd Grocery »40. Double bed inollreu, "•• 739-II0J. conditioned. Contact: Mr. Link, phone 741- en and ntlra.tjve living cintl dining-oreo BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY KITTENS " Coll B42-9B07. Into Hailef area, needs three-bedroon complete the pidure. Convenient to every SlTATE SALE — ^ntirtVontents ot seu B weeks oiil, weaned and liller biokpn. 1/32^ Store, 77 Center Ave., Atlantic SEA BRIGHT -Modern, furnished two house, unfurnished, in residential area thing. 137,900. «n-room house. Many antiques. Reason Free to responsible parties. 787-7231. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT — Store or offlceT 430 sq. ft.' Three children, no pels. References fur Qbty priced. Victorian desk, old lamp*. room apartments. Seoson or yearly. Cy a nlshed. Calt 2.4-4300, Mr. Chalphin. Highlands, Aug. i\. County POODLE — BtatV,~AKC registered, six Art's, 1050 Ocean Avc. 842-GOB8. In Port Monmoulh. H30 per month. Call Walker & Walker, Realtors hanging lamp with prism, chairs, mirrors, FOR RENT 787-0814.' months old. Price negotiable. T0'RE~COUPLE ^ResponTiKTc7 Hwy. 3S MI-S2I2 Stutwshur Court Judge Alton V. Evans maraletop and drontrnf tables, chests, 76/-1J333 Apartments RiED BANK — Attractive RIVERFRONT ' DREAMCOLONYAL - 54O00 »ton(h, crocks, hutch cabinet, maple beds apartment* available for Immediate and 5H0P OR OFFICE — Three rooms, River one daughter, needs small home. Keypor set June .'ill for sentencing. GERMAN SHEPHERD — Black one! sil Rd,, Fair Haven village aisa. Si50. 741 fojted Bank. Reasonable. 787 0153. Very targe rooms, lovely location, pork end bureaus, sewlnq machine, cedar FflfEEHOlD^-FurnTsrTcd riTreeVooTiis: future occupancy from J2I9. Neor shop- like grounds. ver, male, I'.j years old. AKC, $100. Call Comfortable. Long/_short term. In boro. ping and transportation, Call Supt. 7-tl 7A8iA\r Cozens. WOMAN~^-~On small pension, desire Ctiest, trunks, chmn, silver. Thousand eye 495-1228. 1055, TV. Much morf. 118 Clark SI., Relcrence/S. COIN63-1231. ^^ 3691. _ WAR^61lsFliP^ET6ReNTwri two-room apartment or large room with FARAAETTE ±- Beautiful small ranch Lots q_n_d_Acreage 8 kitchenette in Red Bonk or surroundim ceon Growt, June 7, a. 1 from 10 to t. STANDARD POODLE - AKC 15 month RED BANK ' LUXURYMI RIBH FURNISHED — Three-room apartment",. build to suit. Occupancy about six weeks. loaded. Iliree parklike acres. (53,900. R'UMSON —"Three-oer* lot 10 QUART HO"BART~MIXER — SIM. Miik old male, houscbroken, coori riispositinn. Central! located in Red Bank. Excellent Adjacent to Hwy 5b, About five minutes area. 842-9518. RUMSON - 50x150 lot Make mochine, 575. 7 gol. coltee urn, 150. Excellent walclidog. $40. 747-2493. RIVERVIEW TOWERS Condillon. $175 per month Including heat trom Garden State Parkway. Call 322 Wlftow"--" DesirVi "unfurnished srncti STYNE5 REALTOR Ed Day Construction. 7411144 ally 7 8000, Mr, Cordon. Hwy-34. Colts Net* 94i-96t Contour chair with vibrator. 1100. Reel F-Htfc lOGOOOHOVE -lcrnrr 28 Riverside, Ave. and water, inquire after 4, 268 Prospect ipartment. Little Silver prelerred, Aug. 1 Ave., Little Silver. RU/ir^tT—"Wolerlfimj lot. Brealhloklng Iner choir, 175. Coil tor walk-in box, S50. beagle, female. Two veors old, spayed. Ovrrlnokirg the beautiful Navesink River TRAVELING EXECUTIVE — Heeds of dl 5159. iH-lHl. Spacious 1-2-3 bedroom apartments. Ccn BRICK COLONIAL view ol Shrewsbury River. Deep wol.r. Good with children, good wolchdog. W- WANTED — Girl to share house wilh the lice space ond to share secretary. Light COUPLE — Oesire two-bedroom apart Bulkheaded lagoon tor the lallir or baot- POOL — Purchosed tajt summer. Hxi, 6487. trolly air conditioned. 24 hr. doorman, In Located tti one ol ttic fine areas ol Mid door parking,, swim pool, marina. TV same. Own room. Few blocks trom ocean. load. Please call 747 0606 or wrile P.O. inent in two family house by July 1. Bay man?e42-5?l? alter 6 p.m. Oiotomoceous earth, stainless steet tiller, Box 814, Red Bank. dlelown, on over half acre lot, Ihis nioc AKC MINI POODLES— Black and stiver. security, terraces. i7S a month, utilities included. Immediate shore area. Reasonable rent. 583-4359 at ern Colonial lealurcs three luge bed vacuum, deluxe cover. Aluminum ladder. Female and males. SIOO. occupancy, 291-2799. ler _ p.m. COLTS INECK — One ocre corner op- 717-2088 alter t. OiFR^E^rT5TMl^dVel^wnTS9ir oonu, all with large closet*, moder proved building lot. Excellent rMldentlql Call 566-848? Efficiencies and p/ofcsslonal suite avail month, complete with furniture and utlli SMALL FAMICv^'-~besires"hve room ; Af LANTIC'HiGHLA~Nb"S~^"SIUdlo oparT- ;ilchcn, (orniol dining room and attrac- section. Coll owner after t p.m. or week- 14" CHROAAE WHEElTs - d\c/pSi it. ablt. ouse In Union Beach, Keyport, Hojlet. PUPPIES FREE fOGOOD HOMES Contact: Mr. Link (201) 7*1-1/32 ment. Available immediately- Suitable lor ties. 671*9200. tive living room with brick fireplace, pan ends. 946-4635. . • ' ' GTO, Tempest. F 6i, M-ol. *50. Four weeks old. Boston oull/coliie. 872• one adult, Furniture and utilities included. By Aug. or Sept. 739-1446. eied family room, l''i tiled baths and full 787-7S99 1529. KEYPOHT"~Newslx-room marimenFiii 3135 month. One month's security re- basement at o price of only S3?,50O. Col R¥D~BAN K — Top"r'eiidentlpl orco.' two-family house. Ulllltles nol furnished. quired. Phone 741-0323. Houses for Rent today for appointment. THE KIRWA Building lot lor Iwo-famlly house. SIO.OOO. BlTAOTANO'WHlfE'PUSSYCAf "-""T.Q" Coll now. McGowan, Ryan, Realfoil, U« J2S0 per mo. 739-103?. FOUR-BEDROOM — 2Wbath bf-level. Furnished Rooms CO., Realtors, Campbells Junction, Bel 175. free to an intelligent family. Also OCEAfTPORT~ WATEfRFRONT7~One~ ford. 787-5500. Olver Rd., Red Bank. 74>-3»M. ^ j Merchandise Wanted pregnant Cclico free. 946 8960. vveST"§rT6 — 2'A furnished. Tfiedi balTi. and two-bEdroom apartments immediately Two-car garage. Prime residential orea In LARGER66wr"Witii bofhlnd'privcit CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS - Any kitchenette, air conditioning, pool, te available year round occupancy. Business Mlddletown. One year lease. One month's entrance. Suitable tor adults. 7J7-HM] be RESTORED FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL APARfMENrtlTE'— it unlts.'appriued male* or conditioner will trade HO, 027. 0 FREE TO LOVING HOME ~ Two atfec- race, beach. The New TOPPER HOUSE; hours, call 741-4900. Evenings, 229-8102, security required. S375 month. Contact A. tarti p.m. 9«-M<1,J-8p.m. _ Port of historic tree lined street, dead a and read/ to build. Plans avqiloble. Two Slanley ot67)-OiOO or 671-0782. or wide twuge. 774-3710. tioncte Tabbys, moles, altered. All shots, 400 Ocean Blvd. 222-8233. 7 ai river. Four bedrooms, 7' i new both blocks trom the oceon In Ihe shore area. sU~MNTE'R OR'Y EA""R~RO1J"ND~~— ked i(E~ANSiillRG~-"Nire room;" 2 and 3 yrs old. Pteose call 6t- bar Doy. Purnished four rooms ond both. One two-bedroom apartment Mrsl floor. kitchen, living room, dining room, botiv 787-8363 fireplaces. Dining room. Beautiful ol Will consider selling. Call after 6 p.m. Uh floors, Fenced backyard. Mid 50s. Prlnci , , Chinese and Persian eel lent bloodline. Pel, field or show, Ocean Front. Prlvcte beach. Coll eve- One bedroom second floor. 442-4549. Ask RUWSON - Beautifully wooded 1J« next. . . . Also Woll Tapestries • shots, wormed. 3 females. 477 7066. nings. 229-1553. tor Mr. Olios. | • 3489. SUITABLE FOR - Business or reliret pals only. B42-1847. lady. Kitchen privilegcl. Colts Neck area RUM5ON"— Four"bedrooms, lormcil di corner Ridoe Rd. and Buena VlstO Ave. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 Fl7CL~GROv3N~bbfi — Molerin need ol KFTSN^BUR^ ~ Five rooms, unfur RED BANK — two-bedroom penthouse ONE^B EDR0 OAtTcOTT A G E~~For~r entT SJ5.000, Call evenings, Aiea cod« 1305) good home. Good with children. Excellent 946-4353. in room, ?0' kitchen, den. game roon X1LD FURNITURE — Antiques. VhTna nished, S2M month. Pay own tieat. wilh den or study. Two baths, full dining To sinale or couple. Available frorn Sept. 1 567 202 5. walchdog. 741-7813. Ill 4824 room, wall'to-waM carpeting. Balcony until June. Newly decorated inside and FURNISHED — Single and double roon solarium for the green thumb. S-li,00 llasswore, art objects and bric-a-brac, CROWELL AGENCY, 711-4030. fmmedfate cash for onylhing and every- overlooklnq the Navesink. Air condi- out. Private location. P.O. Box 147, Fair on Beachway. Kea'nsburg. Weekly an "YOUNCTMrs" kllly has four kittens "*"'" OTTLE SILVER - Three-bedroom, one- tioned, BODMAN ARMS APTS., 741-0516. Haven. onthly. 787-98B;. OLDER HOME -^ In porklike section thing. .RUKII'I, 25 Eost Front St. 74t-l_a Peoches, Blbsy, Baby and Moc Cemetery Lots both ranch. Living room with fireplace, Little Silver. Lorge living room with lir 7 , UE JEWELRY - Top cosh paid. Cute, cuddly, peppy, adorable. den, enclosed porch. Ont acre with pri- kEANSBUR"G''—~th7ee-bedroorn "apart- K E A NS BUR G~^~sTx -rooms 7Ti"led~bai"h" N FC'ETC 6 M F O R~TA~B L~E ROOM — Dloce, dining room, new kitchen, thre' FOUR LOTS — Prclerrea seclion, perpet- LE3DEUX t, DON PONS, W River Rd„ 7 weeks old. Really precious. ment In brond-new two-family house. *36(l Adolt* preferred- References, security Middle-aged man or woman. Resirjentla ual care. Shorelond Memorial Gardens. vacy. Immediate occupancy. Asking Ncor bui line. H42-3M3 alter 6. Jargc bedroorns, enclosed porch, lull base •Fot•s&mf Haven. MM2S7 or 741-4337. Free to good homes. J47-1M4 per month, plus utilities. 787-2568, 5?50 plus electric. 787-5933. ment, two-car garage. On landscaped Mai Call after 5 p.m. 747-5041. Uim. 747-5177. PRTVATETETTTRANCE - Shore klicil acre. Sewers in, JS2.0OO. By owner, 8' enelte and bath. Suitable tor woman only 16/4. Call between 3-6 p.m. 671-2600. CommerciarProperty_ FIVE BEDROOMS — 2' i balhs, fireplac RED BANK - Ott Broad SI. Sinql in 7V den, _n!-in kitchen, dining loott SIX RECENTLY REMODELED APART- rooms, no kitclien privileges. 741-539? b< Immediate possession. 5J7.9O0. CROWEL AflENTS — Exceptional good income proo-- lw«n 12-1. 5-7p.ni. AGENCY, 741 4030. €t\f, just reduced today lor quick sal*. Asking only S40.000. AH oparfments renled SEfjTOR.CITIZENS—"Room ondVnnr LEONARDO —two bedrooms. I room, kilchen, bath. Gas heat. 17001 [or on income ol ifiO per month. Call us riircctiy on the occun, at the stiore. NICI today. com. Three home cooked meals doily. 2- (Handyman's Special). Call lor oppoir hr. attention. Call 201 715-5011. menl, 2911\n ofler 3 p.m. NAVESINK ASSOCS. RED BANK - 6ider two-story immac 1003 Hwy 35 671 0<500 Mlridletawn late home on lorge treed lot. Flonc ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - MOSK1WS....AS PRESIDENT WELL, MISS 0ENK.INS.... Garages for Rent room, paneled den, edt-in kitchen, 17' di Hotel-RestourantBor J 128*000 • ing room, (our large bedrooms. Walk OF MERRlWEATHER IKOUST- MvINTObH HADN'T SHOWtJ TWO GARAGES RED BANK FOR RENT shopping, churches, tronspnrtoho Five-famMv house 528,000 mES, V\C I HJRE.YOUTC5 CALL 291-4944 .39,500. CROWELL AGENCY. 741-4010. SEA BRIGHT JENVtlMS, HP VET....NOBODY SEEfWS Duplex (two family) S24.C0O THIKlfi AMD GET TUC PLANT HEAD A STAFF OF THIRTY SHREWSBURY ~-"New~EnqlaridColonial Tremendous opportunity, owner liquida-' TO KMOW WHE1RE HE IS . Beamed ceilings in living room and dinm ting. Coll 741-1144 after 7 p.m. SECURITY MEN TO KEEP Houses for Sale room, fireplace in living room, slol SECURITY CHIEF ON THE mO X CAM'T OPERATG hearttt with a hooded canopy over _loi PMONE IMMEDIATELY AN EYE ON WIW65 THACT completes a quaint kitchen. Second Hoi A IV\ULTl-MILLIOt4 DOLLAR MIDDLETOWN has three bright bedrooms and n both. Th Business Property WATERFRONT $45,000 tlower garden is a delight to helinld Hi HWY 35 — Shrewsbury. Of Nee and poten- GO OW AROUND HERE INDUSTRIAL Across river trom Rurmon. Riporia der 540,000. Coll for an appointtnen CAMAS5A AGENCY, Realtors. A Parki tial apartment upstairs. Call 741-1883 after \ rights. We|l maintained older Coinnim 8p,m. YOU LOCATED Y/ITHOUT Large living room with fireplace, formal Ave., Little Silver. 741-6336. dining room, kitchen, deh, three bed- VET ? rooms, V/2 baths, hot water baseboard, 3 Mlb'DLE'fbWN - Renovated tormhous' zone heat. Full basement, garage. Will nol acre, 30x40 pool. First floor: Panel Real Estate Wonted last -If Interested, call us now. STEPHEN living room witti fireplace, dining rooi J. KROL, Reol Eslote, Hw/ 35 ond Lourei with fireplace, den, bath. Second floor WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR . AVP., Holm del. 471-J6I6. four bedrooms, two balhs. full basemen In anv condition. ond attic. Owner. £71-0629. Pnone 2S77B2S G L"E N D OL A — N E E D ROOM ?""-f H LTsf i'N6"5"OF"TETT_R*HOM~ES — In LARGE COLONIAL LARGE LOT HA5 IT ALSO INCLUDE KeansburQ-Middlelown-HoilelHolmrJtl. A BEAUTIFUL THR EE - B E O ROCM THE SMOlKO AGENCY. W-0123. • MIDDLETOWN RANCH. NOW THAT'S A BARGAIN A 1 $.2,500. CALL FOUR SEASONS REALT (WHY NOTtTSLr. SOMEONE WHO Elegant live-bedroom home, on Vh acres BROKER, WOW TO SEE IT THIS WEE KNOWS? feoturina three full baths plus Iwo powde END. 77S-3&4. List your home with Roy Von Horn- rooms, Family room with tireplocc, largi lAneney. Multiple Llitlngl. 7lhl\W. | country kHclien, separate library, 24x' A NEW ARRIVAL ~ Unusual seven ro living room, full basement. All brand new Ranch in Ihe heart of Little Silver, bou SMALL H0U5E — Wilh two bedroorns, $97,500. Contact builder direct. 671-592 ed hy a running streom. Includes fi Middletown-Atlantic Highlands oreo. days or 8*2-1059 evepings. place, 20' (amjty room, three bedroor Call 291-4775 fLJM basement ond Iree-shaded grounds, the first lo inspect. Offered at 538,9 E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Reoltu LEGAL NOTICE CLOSE TO RED BANK 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver.*741 -^500, NOTICE n Middletown, Well-locoted Cape Cod - Take notice that application has been grove ol trees. Oouble-slie lot. Four large THE" RANCH~b~ECEFf IUN "-"Nestled" made to the governing body of th4 bedrooms, bath, plus lavatory. Full base- the trees, this ranch gets bi.gcr and bi Borough of Sea Bright, N.J. by Alfred 5. 1/ ment. Privacy, 530,000. qer. Five bedrooms. 3'? hntlu. huqe kite Zukowskl. \ia Wlnd|arntner> tor Pltoor/ en, gomcroom, Florida room, full has Retail consumption License CU* far menl. Just reduced to S9J.0O0. ELLEN premises located ot 344 Ocean Avenui, RUSSELL AA. B'ORUS HAZLETON, Realtor, 13 W. River Re REALTOR5 Sea Bright, New Jersey,' Rumson. B42 3200, Member intcr-Cily R Objections, it any. should be modt tfflnie' ) 400 River Rd., Fair Haven location Service. 747-4532 dlalely In writing to Mary Larson, Cleric : SET THE IOCAL POLICE. AMD HOUD ALL PHONE. ALL Rt6HT...YOL) MEN RED BANK-RUMSONAND MlLk FAIR HAVEN — Overlooking the Nave: ot the Borough of Sea Bright) New Jersey. AROUND — Mltiple Llstlnas. Send tor Ink River, a gracious center nail Colonii ALFREDS. ZUKOWSKI CMIEF/THE SHERIFF'S CALLS UNTIL I TELL HAVE ALL THE INFORMATICS. free cnllog of model homes, farms,. pala- with exquisite exterior detail Buitl in t June 5.U M. _ tial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- 1830's, tastefully restored, Expos NOTICE PEPARTMENT AND TF4E MOST V0U OTHERWISE. W£ age, lots, business opportunities. beams, two fireplaces, 2W bolhs( To TAKE NOTICE tflol Viola Sloble ond - bedrooms, country kitchen, three porchi Tony M. Stable trading OS Sloble's Bar . RELIABLE PRIVATE DETECTIVE rAUST FIND MacTNTOS ... r WANT vou TO RAYSTILLAAAN Lush landscaping. i60,5O0. 842-4231. and Grill has applied to Ihe Moyor ond ' Council ol Ihe Borough of Red Bonk lor a IN THE CITY OM TAB PHONE BEFORE BOSMESS CAM LEAVE NO STONE UN- Realtor GOOD VALUE — Colonial spill, eiql Plenary Retail Consumption License C7.3 "Our 54th Year" rooms, V i bottis, Three years old. Exlrti' for premises situated at 160 MonmoUth RIGHT NOW..-SGT UP A CONT\MU£ HE^E. AT TURNED UNTIL YOU 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8_O( 548,500. 842-5745. St., Red Bonk, N.J. CO (4 FERE MCE CALL. HAVE FOUND MeucTNTOSrV. t\ TTLVSIL VE eTViTambilng ronch KEANSBURG'— Ortefamily, live room Objections, If any, should be mode im- rAERRlWEATHER S Prime location'. Four large bedrooms and porch. Finished basement, Center mediately in wrlllna fo John Bryan, Cterk paneled den, two full baths. Sewers in town. Owners. 495-3534, 10 6 p.m. ol the Borough of Red Bank, Carpeting. Central air conditioning. Larai (Signed! \ "••" " POY0U UNDERSTAND 2 \ patio. Many extras, S._,ODO. Phone 74 MANALAPAN— Five-bedroom bliev( VIOLASVIOLA STOBL! E 2401, 747-5366. - Thre* balhs, living room, dining toon TONY M. STOBLE eat-in kitchen, family room, utility roon June 5,12 " I'JC RUMSON — Small collage in exceller air conditioning. Fireplace, wall-to-wall area. Three bedrooms, one bath, coo< 20x40 In ground pool. Exlras. Low fiftie . ' NOTICE slie living room, detached garage. .33,750 Owner. 201-536 9473 after t> p.m. I Take nollce thai Eosfern Associoted In- Principals only. 7470314 eves, after 6. nkeepers, Inc., Iroding oi BARNACLE Bl LL, lias applied to the Mayor and Coun LITTTE'SI~L V ER~^- T tir"ee-bfoYoorrTc. _ 535,500 elf of the Borough ol Rumson (or a Pie rial. Two fuir bath., living room with lire Three-bedroom aluminum sided ranch nary Retail Consumption License for place, formal dining room, newly remo with finished recreation room with slut, premises located at the end of First Street deled kitchen ond den. Principals only. lop pool table. New kitchen with refnrr upon dock over the Naveslrtk River, In Ihe S44.900. 741-897.. erotor, dishwn.her ond qorboqe dispose! Borough of Rumson, N«w Jersey CALLTKROL'- For your reafeVlot Many other conveniences Objections, If any, should be made Im- needs. Stephen J. Krot, Realtor, Hwy 3 mediately In writing lo-Albert A. Ken, Holmdel, N.J., _/l-4_lo. BOB GRIMM AGENCY Clerk of the Borough ol Rumson 469 Hwy _S Ma la wan OFFICERS Peler Dnlomas-Prcslrfent, 121 Fair NEED AN INCOME?"" 566-8400 Haven Road, Fair Haven, N.J. Invent in n twn lomily house Inrnm FAIR HAVEN - Spacious Colon Mil fieau Herbert Kaufman, S«crelory, Laluyeltf trom two [Jpnrlmonls find livp qoroge SI . Run-on Use ns an investment or Mori a House fo tilul free lined cfcfid-cml street.. Near nv- pr. This tliurmina home feoturei kit(je William Povoo. 121 Fair Haven Rd , ! reliree o/ ncwlywwt. Only_S7;M00. living room with flreplacn, ponetpd den, Fair Movrn, Vice President. formal dminq room, kitchen, three kircje May 33, 30. June 6 J15.00 U u U "THE WHOLE THING" bedrooms, porch. Set on n broutllutly kindscoped one acre plot. 747 ?468 otlcr 4, NOTICE BIG, BIG - ijox_a_- t\ tiie lot sue tin. by appointment only. Tnke notice thai application hoi bren conies witfi this lour hrrtrormi, 7'j-hnt made lo the Mayor ond Township Com- home, Plus CJ ir Ittnnly room wilh Iir< RUMSON — A new home of disllncllori. mlllee of Ihe Township of Mfddletown by WELL.MISS JENKINS...IT'S CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT? plare, lull txisemr-ni mid two car giitnq* Five bedrooms, lour bfjlhs, niuid's room, • Food Clrcui Supermarket, Inc., VO Food ' Enioy n spannin hviixj room rtnrJ fnrmi fornily room with wel bar. All opphuncTv. Town, for o Limited Retail Distribution SEEM THREE PAYS, AND THIS IS MR. MERI?|WEATH_R. dining room. Locvls of trees. Own Mi Situtjtrd on quid lurir, _urrounde_ hy Licence No. DL 3, for premlies located at mini-park tnr noly W.VOO large sycamores. Coll Ml 3019. 75 Hwy 36, Middlelown, New Jersey. MH IS 5TILL MISSIM6. WHY DON T YOU TD LIKE TO PLACE AN AD.... OFFICERS PAUL BRAGAR MIDDLt'TOWN - Two bedroom rnnrtt, Joseph A. A_;ollna, President, 4S Bor MAP^TEP EVERY JI8.V00 drn Rood, Mirldlelawn, N.J, TRY THE AGENCY Call 7R7 iW Tft Brand _t. !A1 0311 Shrcw_t)i;r Louis 5codulo, VIce-Prejident, ISO , f TO LOCATE HIM AMD WANT ADS ? R TO 'VlcTNT Honiiltonlon Drive, Mlridletbwn, N.J. $2800 TRANSFtKRCD, OR JUST OUT- Grnce Scadulo, SBcrefDry-Treniurer, • NQ60CV 5E6MS ABLE TO REWARD. IF FOUND , GROWING YOUR HOME? --Coll or IflO Hamilton Drive. Mldrilelown, N.J. ASSUMES MORTGAGE write (or your tompHmrnfary copy (if An- Objection*, If any, should be made im- •' RND A SOLUTION,,, PLE-ASE CONTACT.... S7IM per month pr.(ys Inr ThK threr-hrr pl«Brook's monthly Hoinci for I Ivlna niedlnlely In writing to Thorno^ J. Maglr, ' room roncti home. Ltirrje rorner In) maawlne. OKeri picture*, prices, if_- Clerk ol Ihe Towmtiln nl Mlrlrltelown, N.J Boseboorrt hpol. Quick oaupmtcy Drrn •kfrrpfloni. APPLtflROOK AGENCY, JOSEPH AZ70UNA watt on this one I! Full price only Hfnllors, v50 Hwy, .15, Mldrflelown 671 x)?n, Twfi hrr l f l 1 li( f Wl 1V ( (1P( INratlom and (>UI forms may bf if i wnlltfiwall trnpclirm .IrnvtrJnlrs ond in fun-d (rmri Jnnirs 1. Creekmrin, Jr., Ser ^^ Apartments itUxy, Monmotith Rrrglonol High Sehnoi • ler hrjlrnnin nuifl in honktnws. hunk MS rlnlon Avenur, New Shr(w_bury, Nfw -'omi' (If l" *"" "ll)lnffH lf1 '""'"V lPf^e/. rite Dnnrrt nt Fdurntion r«__rv«i trie IKIlvt. l-oi _i June Jin, !?/_ In the Boroimh H«| , Oncbedroom whether or nol If will iipprfwe a nwp m'. H l« "M«ljw Swbdlvliloti for John Tl i twobedroom miyltn M Mount, Owimr omf SuhdivlrJei, RKDiifi Vt*t« Avenue, Boro ol Rumson Moniunulh County, N I , Oetritili.r in' REGISTER CLASSIFIED ADS W Grerngrovp Ave., Koy- 1971, Februnry 10, 19V?, Rl ficole 1" 40' port, Monnucrs Office Apartment 3-1. Coll 264 Hih nroporlv It toctilnrf no Ihv •o^tcrli, ' 1846, 5'r'l'J M,i^""m V'"n Av"""' ol I" liHilh- i Al Ihit tint* nrirl HIOFP rihnun mttnlimifd 741-6900 Two blocks p«s) Rt. 361 and Middle Rd. will tin glvtn lull nnnprHiii'ly"""lv * KIHH, in , JUIIt 1 PI«nnlfli Early Action Seen TUe Dally Register, m Bank - Middetm, N J. Hufcf , #«* I, lib Under City Union Monmouth College Degrees (Continued) Paper, Robert Pomaski, Louis and Janice Reutlinger. Spring Uke Heights: Ray- LONG BRANCH - Voting provisions for retroactive pay Rappa, Joan Ringenberger, Sea Bright: Anthony Capo- mond Anselim, Frank Elmer for new city union officers James Connell, Charlotte to Jan. 1. Frank, Elke Gelger, Sidney Phyllis Cohen, Barbara Hor- raso, Robert Hinck and Ran- and James Martin. and negotiations (or this The new city unit will be ter, Richard McAUan, Mau- dall Rogers. year's salary pact are both Green, Wayne Grove, Sally Wall Township: Thomas 'an autonomous body" with- Scarangella, Thomas Sllben, reen Wishart and Gertrude Sea Girt: Anne Hensler, expected to take place within in Local 106, according to Jo- Wolfe. Ronald Jacobson and Deborah O'Rourke, Edward Moss and two weeks, following Friday's Joseph Sosnosky, John Turn- Lynda Lee Wells. seph Caprlonl, president of pey, Helene Vitelli, Jane Red Bank: Marjorie Bain- McCarthy. adoption of the American the local. ton, Thomas Bllnn, James Shrewsbury: Ellen Meakim, Federation of Technical Engi- Dunst, Lawrence Braslow, West Long Branch: Anthony It Is also ventured here that Marc Bressman, Domenick Carhart, Deborah Donovan, Barbara Merrick, Wayne Bevacqui, Raymond Budryk, neers as the city employes' Salvatore Cancassi, the city Judith Falvo, Diane Harrison, Pomanowski and Roger Sem- bargaining agent. Cocco, Jerome Donovan, Gail Raul Castro, James Clerico, sanitation worker who has Robert Hazen, Patricia Jes- plak. Anthony Conentlno, Gordon Friday's balloting accepted Endrodt, Marlene Fescoe, served as temporary head of William Garforth, Louis sing, Donald Masco, John Ma- Spring Lake: Theodore Cuddeback, Michael Fragale, the AFTE by a wide margin. the move to organize the local taras, Bobby Montanye, Allan Freeman Jr., Charles Hcrbcr- Michael Gikow, Stephanie The 71 voting employes cast Grilli, Sydney Koerner, Dcsly Department of, Public Works Krelser, Richard Lcverberg, Olson and Emile Talarico. mann, Ernestine Marzuila, Gizzi, William Moltent Jr., 46 votes fer the union, 19 votes employes, will bo elected Rumson: Bonnie Bush, Vir- James Murphy and Joseph Kathryn Spitz and Jeanne to reestablish the former Mu- Judith Mele, Alan Millstein, president of the city's AFTE Edward O'Brien 3rd, Henry ginia Clagett, Susan Hompel Walker Jr. Wood. nicipal Employes Association chapter this month. and six ballots for no bargain- The union's membership ing agent. will also include city hall cler- Richard Person, Provi- ical workers, except super- dence, R.I,', international visory personnel.! It will ex- Middletown Girl Is Awarded AFTE representative, said clude city workers whose sal- the pay talks will start within aries are paid by federal two weeks and will include funds. iiiiiiintiiuiniiimiiuuiiiiiuiffliHmiiiiHii ,000Engelhard Scholarship MENLO PARK-Lisa LITTLE SILVER FIRE - Fireman Robert A. Diane Pfefferle has been se- County Births Nordt directs water Into the roof oj! a vacant lected as the 1972 recipient ot IIIIIINIII house at 22 Oceanport Ave. The fire, believed set the Engelhard Industries Di- by playing children, destroyed the roof and dam- vision's $5,000 annual scholar- RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Itanzau aged the attic and second floor of the house. Fire ship award. Red Bank (nee Dolores Kuchlnski), ISO Chief Douglas Apy said several children ani being Miss Pfefferle is the daugh- Pinckney Rd., Little Silver, questioned about the blaze. The house is owned by Shore Point Distributors and was scheduled to be ter of Dr. William Pfefferle of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pan- daughter, June 4. 51 Woodland Drive, Middle- zino (nee Judith Ely), 15 Will- Mr. and Mrs. William demolished. The fire broke out at 4 p.m. Friday end was declared out at 7 p.m. town. He is employed with the is PI., Kcansburg, daughter, Blandeburgo (nee Gail company's R&D Department June 2. Smith), 58 Salem Lane, Little here. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Roman Silver, daughter, June 4. Lisa is 18 years old and a (nee Elizabeth Podracky), 11 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ban- senior at Middletown Town- Plymouth Ave., Port Mon- sak (nee Irene Anderson), 94 ship High School. An active mouth, son, June 2. New Monmouth Rd., Middle- 167 Graduates debater in the school's Foren- Mr. and Mrs. Francis town, son, June 4. sic Club, she won first prize at McLoughlln (nee Jacquelyn Mr. and Mrs. Anthony In- the Speakers Student congress Colmofgen),. 76 Walling Ave., ghilleri (nee Margaret In- in Freehad Belford, daughter, June 2. ghiUeri), 27 Washington St., Get Diplomas During her sophomore year, Mr. and Mrs: William Fend- Red Bank, son, June 4. she helped institute the clander (nee Barbara MONMOUTHMEDICAL school's Pollution Club. One of Holmes), Woodlane, Rumson, CENTER their projects was to test the MIDDLETOWN SENIOR HONORED - R. Blake McCune. vice president daughter, June 2. Long Branch At Mater Dei waters in rivers and streams of the Engelhard Industries Division of the Engelhard Minerals & Chem- Mr. and Mrs. Marco Ciriani Mr. and MrsiPhilip Eustace emptying into New York Har- (nee Dorothy Morena), 20 Joseph P. Gibson, Leonard S. Glow- icals Corp.,.left, congratulates Lisa Pfefferle, winner of the Engelhard (nee Susan Ford), 116 Chelsea NEW MONMOUTH - One tenikl, Thomas T. Goedert, Marilone bor for oxygen, nitrate, iron coronet Ave.,. Lincroft, M. Greany, Patricia M, Green, Timothy scholarship. Looking on is Lisa's father, Or. William Pfefferle. Ave., Long Branch, son, June hundred sixty-seven students A. orllfln Jr., Jo Ellen Gubo, Thomas and phosphate concentrations. daughter, June 3. P. Harper, Patricia M. Harris. Marga- 1. graduated yesterday at com- ret C. Harrington, Robert P. Hart, Rob- The results were compiled Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bre- ert M. Holly. Dorothy J. Hollander. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hedel mencement exercises of Ma- John A, Horoskl, David Huohts, Joseph and sent to the Board of She plans to attend Prince- period of days, the partici- terviews by fudges Fred Aho, ckenridge (nee Ida Callahafi), (nee Barbara Gould), 18 Over- ter Del High School. P. lorlo, Marilyn T. Jelly, and Michael Health. ton University in the fall, ma- pants were limited to 45 min- principal of Governor Iiv- 103'locust Aye., Red Bank, J. Jennlnps. look Drive, Holmdel, daugh- Awards were presented to Also, Judy A. Jesxhke, Pamela K. Her other high school activi- joring in physics engineering. utes at the Engelhard offices ingston High School, Berkeley daughter, June 3. Johnson, Teresa A. Johnson, Kenneth ter, June 2. Valedictorian .Glenn Wire, son Kacrkawskl.Krlstej.M. Kananawllz. ties have included: layout edi- This year, Engclhard's to organize and express their Heights; Joseph filano, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cohen Victoria M. Kane, Kerry W. Keane, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ander- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Carlo T4Kelley, Anna M. Kelly, William tor for the Middletown Year- scholarship contest was views on the subject they se- treasurer of Berkeley Heights (nee Michele Grodjinsky), 39 F. Kennelly, James M. Kerrigan, Gary son (nee Phyllis Shuler), 610 Wire of Middletown; and Salu- T. Kester, Carolyn Kleber. Reglna B. book; delegate to the Girls planned and conducted differ- lected. Board of Education, and Prof. HutChinson Drive, Port Mon- Kroemer, Maryonn Kuaelmonn. Mario Sewall Ave., Asbury Park, tatorian Maureen Maxwell, E. LaMura, Janice A. Llvlgne. Ellio- Citizenship Institute at ently from those of former The participants were also Richard Selcoe, acting dean mouth, son, June 4. beth M. Lloyd, Mary Ellen*. Mahan, years. Instead of preparing a son, June 3. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eileen P. Malrs, Patricia Malloy, Mar- Douglas College, and member judged on their, scholastic of Special Services for Union Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Robert J. Maxwell of Middle- garet M. Manerl, Maureen A. Maxwell. full essay at home within a Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mo- John J. Miller, will loin R. Miller 3rd. of the National Honor Society. achievements and personal in- College, Cranford. (nee Elizabeth Melnicki), 265 ran (nee Margaret Riley), 14 town. ;> John S. Mpran. Deborah A. Mossa. Mary L. Muccl, Robert N. Muller, Bay Ave., Highlands, daugh- Lincoln Ct, Keansburg, son, Maryann Mulligan, Charles H. McCobe ter, June 4. Diplomas were conferred Jr., John J. McCarthy, Joseph A. June 3. ' on: McCarthy, Karen M.. McDermott, Kolh- . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rug- leen V. McGulnness, KathrynA. Kim V. Adklns, Donno C. Anqelo, McLauahlln, Doniel P. McLoone. Mary (nee Judith Sully), 46 Avenue giero (nee Michele Landis), Marie Armenia, Bruce P. Badaloty, J. U. WcLouohlln, Joan M. McMlchoef. Gets Term in Stolen Guns Case Brian J. McTlgue, James J. Nelt, Mi- of Two Rivers, Rumson, Paul J. Borreie. Brian W. Bedell, chael J. Nychoy, Sharon O'Connor, Mi- 672 Ocean Ave., Long Branch, Joanne E. Blnda, Christine M. Bohlnc, chael D. Orslnl, Anne M. Palopam, Jef- John Gosch Jr. of 144 Kemp ton Ave., Oceanport, Jan. 18. daughter, June 4. daughter, Juno 3. Christina M. Boy* Karen A. Boynton, frey A. Peterson, Richard A. Pettlt, FREEHOLD - A Manala- county jail term and fined Kathleen Bradley, Kenneth E. Bruel, Laura J. Plmentel, Ellen P. Pools, Rob- Ave, Fair Haven, was sen- Jerry DeVito of 336 First Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Fen- Melody A, Brawn. Peter P. Buckley. ert J. Pulverentl, and Daniel J. Qulgley. pan man, convicted of receiv- $150 for contributing to the de- John 6. Buerkle> Juanlta L. Burton, Also, Susan M. Kalne, Mary Lynn .ing 13 stolen revolvers valued tenced to an indeterminate re- St., Keyport, was given a sus- linquency of a 13-year-old boy ter (nee Diana Lewis), 3633 Mark C. Butler, Richard R. Byrnes. Rellly, Donna L. Reiser, Catherine A. Double Fun! Maria A. Come.0. Margaret J. Cope- Robertson, Patricia A. Roehrlch, Mary at $2,500, was sentenced to formatory term to run con- pended reformatory term fop by telling the youth he could Rt. 33, Neptune, daughter, negro, Joseph r. Cappadona* Cynthia E. Rohr, Nancy A. Rugglero, Mary T. Coprio, Pamela Carr, Paula J. Caruso, Sobodos, Kathleen A. Sabatos, Joan M. five to seven years in state secutively with a term he is possession of heroin April 26 sell stolen property for the June 4. Carol A. Cosllgtlonl, Clare F. Cassldy. Schmidt, Kenneth R. schuttlnger, Susan B. Caslner, and Carol A. Cherry. Phyllis D. Sergeant, Paul J. Shafrery. prison by County Court Judge now serving for issuing a for- in Keyport. boy Jan. 18 in Shrewsbury. Also, Susan A. Chleco, Jennie M. Cl- Jean M. Simmons, Marian B. Spencer, rlallano. Thomas J. Clark. William A. Mike Strallan, Diana L. Slraub, Marian Patrick J. McGann Jr. ged $30 check to George How- James E. Hubbs of South Timothy E. Testa of 210 Colby, Michael F. Colman, Steven H. Streklck, Leonard T. Summers, John P. Five for Fun! Craig. Edwar-J -dJ J• . Crosby---—•, CynthiCynthla A. Swelthelm, John F.-Taogart, Thomas M. Joseph S. Stump of Tennent ard, owner of Empire Bar, 110 Amboy was sentenced to an Second Ave., Asbury Park, Cslk. Patricia A. Cullen, James •>P. Dalyt , Tanguoy, Janet A. Taylor, Joseph P. Second Ave., Asbury Park, indeterminate reformatory Patricia_ A. Oaty, Utobeth M. Davlwldsonc , Terronova, Susan {=. Thompson, Mary Road was convicted by a jury and Richard C. Gould of 64 Christine ATOOVIS/*Robert J. Denton, A. Toroosello, Lucy J. Trainor, Philip Jan. 28; receiving a stolen $35 term for stealing articles and Anne E. DeRosa, Michael R. Devaney. E. Valese, Mary Van Clei/e, Caiherlne of receiving the revolvers Reynolds Drive, Eatontown, Printed Pattern Clone Dlsarlo, Kevin B. Doheriy. Mar- A. Walsh, Eileen M. Worth, Carol A. which belonged to Colt Manu- check belonging to A. Wayne cash valued at $482 from Clin- garet p. Oufly, Steven P. Dunn,.Debra Welleroth, Robert C. Welterolh, James were placed on one-year pro- A. Forrtll, Loureanne Flederowlcz, Vin- M. Whtlan, Mary G. Whittles, Joanne facturing Co., Hartford, Pierce, Chatham Garden ton'Main, 8 Matilda Drive, bation for possession of mari- cent T. Flerro, James P. Fllan, Barbara M. Wild, Glenn ft. wire, Bernard A. A. Fischer. Kathleen M. Fleming, Mark Yemc, Sharon M. Young, Thomas J. Conn., April 23, 1971 in Ma- Apartments, Spring Lake Ocean Township, Dec. 8 in juana, LSD and metbam- J. Folio, Carolyn A. Foy, Donald Gan- Zeblck, and Glenn RichardZlnser. row, John J. Gnul. Valerie J. Gelling, nalapan. Heights, Jan. 22 and con- that township. plietamine hydrochlorlde pen* spiring to issue the check to Eric V. Mosby of 52d Artil- tabarbital July 13 In Long Lawrence L. Scott of 191 Wines Liquors Inc., Spring lery Brigade^ Highlands, was Branch. Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, Lake Heights, Jan. 22 in that given a suspended 30-day Keith Rice of 184 First St., who admitted aiding and abet- borough; embezzling a $60 ra- county jail sentence and fined Keyport, was given a sus- Freehold Is Sued ting in the distribution of he- dio belonging, to Alice Wick- $150 for possession of heroin pended reformatory term, roin Aug. 26 and distribution fors, 1202 Sixth Ave., Neptune, Sept. 16 in Long Branch. placed on two years probation of heroin Jan. 18 in Red Bank, Jan. 24 in Bradley Beach, and Paul Walker of 677 Button- and fined $150 for possession By Getty Oil Co. was sentenced to five to seven breaking into the home of wood Ave., Long Branch, was of heroin Oct. 4 in Matawan years in state prison. Robert McKenzic, 38 Pember- given a suspended six month Township. FREEHOLD - Getty Oil The service station has been These eight persons who Co. Inc. of Newark filed a Su- in existence for more than 40 had pleaded guilty to the re- perior Court Complaint to set years. spective charges were also aside Freehold Borough Coun- Borough Council, in denying sentenced by Judge McGann. cil's denial of a variance so it the application April 17, said Bellezza to Quit Post can replace an existing ser- that the previous owner had vice station with a new sta- agreed that there would be no tion. further expansion or rebuild- Say State The oil company said in its ing of the station when he complaint that it wants to re- sought and obtained a vari- Okays Sham On Keansburg Council place a three-bay station with ance. (Continued), and also leave a particular said. "In my estimation a a new three-bay station, at The complaint charged that members of the Greater party open for patronage charter study is nothing but a Broad St. and Manalapan council's action was arbi- Eye Exams Keansburg Jaycees will en- from higher government," he waste of time and taxpayers' Ave, which Is in a residential trary, unreasonable, and un- MCAFFE (AP) - The New dorse a different type of gt!V- added. money and usually winds up zone. lawful. Jersey Optometrjc Associ- crnment in an effort to have "When we took office a with the members of the com- William C. Nowels of As- (rtf X The Zoning Board of Adjust- ation accused tho State Board the question placed on the No- little more than seven years mission running for the olfice ment recommended approval bury Park represents the oil of Medical Examiners yes- vember ballot. ago it took us almost eight under the form of government of the variance, finding that company. terday of failing to protect the months to learn the job be- they advocate," he concluded. Create double impact now, public from "sham" eye ex- Favors S-Mcniber Council all season in vivid vests. the present station is in a di- cause of the abrupt transi- Council can advocate a par- lapidated condition and in aminations at drive-in eye- "I myself believe the town's tion," he continued. "If terms ticular type of government, INSTANT CROCHET pot- need of repair. It added that a Board Rule glass centers. residents should consider a of office are staggered contin- introduce it by ordinance, holder vests. Choose smashing new station would cost $82,000. The accusation came in a five member partisan type of uity will continue." have a public hearing, adopt colors in worsted to top sepa- resolution adopted at the an- council tli.it elects its own the ordinance and have the rates, dresses. Pattern 578: Ousts City Borough Council as it now C377 BACH FH0M nual association convention mayor," Councilman Bellezza stands is made up of three question placed on the ballot.' misses' S, M, L; child's 4, 6, 8, here. The resolution claims opined. 10 year sizes included. '«' * ONE MA1H General noil partisan members who Or the change of govern- 8-18 PATTERN PART Electrician the board adopted a rule on "I am talking about a stag- run every four years and elect ment question can be placed Send 75 cents for each pat- LONG BRANCH - James the drive-in centers that al- gered type of election where their own mayor — usually on the ballot if 15 per cent of tern — add 25 cents for each To Address P. Higgins Jr., 125 Norwood lows physicians without spe- maybe three members would the top vote getter. the registered voters who pattern for first-class mailing It's true! JUST ONE MAIN Ave., has been removed from cial training to give cyo be elected one year and two Against Charter Study voted in the last general elec- and special handling. Send to Retirees his city electrician's post by a exams and requires that the another year. This would "I wouldn't advocate a tion sign a petition requesting Laura Wheeler, 61 The Red PATTERN PAltT for each - tunic, dress or jumper, hot- state Civil Service Commis- exams include only four guarantee a smooth transition charter study though," he the referendum. Bank Register, Needlccraft FT. MONMOUTH - The sion ruling. procedures instead of the 1(> Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea pants, skirt, pants! Whip up Central Now Jersey Chapter these partners in easycare po- of The Retired Officers Asso- Mr. IllgRins was removed the law requires that opto- Station, New York, N.Y. from the city job two years metrists perform in an eye 10011, Print PATTERN NUM- lyesters in prints, solids. ciation is preparing for a Printed Pattern 9377: NEW record attendance at its Juno ago by former City Business exam. Union Beach Man Guilty BER, NAME, ADDRESS, Administrator Bernard M. "This rule is an attempt to ZIP. Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, IB, 14 final meeting of the year 18. Yardages in pultcrn. when Maj. Gen. Harold A. Ihirtnctt. He was charged delude the people into believ- NEW 1072 NeedliJcraft Cata- Kissinger will be the honored with "lncoinpeteiicy" and ing they will now receive an log crammed with the most SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS guest and speaker. being absent from his job adequate eye examination On 30 Counts, Fined $500 fabulous fashions, acces- for each pattern — add 25 without proper authorization. from physicians at the drive- FUKKHOLD - A Union Kcrous substance between tion and fined $200 for posses- sories, gifts, Knit, crochet, cents (or each pattern for Air An earlier ruling by a de- in stands," the resolution Dentil man, who had pleaded Oct. land Jan. II). embroider. Free patterns. Mall and Special Handling. Recently returned. from sion of heroin July 3 in Colls command in the Far East, . pnrtment hearing officer wus said. It added Hie exam- guilty to criminal charges, County District Court Judge Neck. Send 50c. Send to Marian Martin, 420 Gen. Kissinger brings current overturned by the commis- ination outlined in the board's was given a suspended re- George A. Gray Imposed the New Instant Crochet Book The Red Bank Register, Pat- Ronald Ellenwood of Wash- expcrlcnco to his topic, "Com- sion. Carlton W.'Rowland, the rulo "can only be character- formatory term placed on five sentence. He also sentenced ington Village, Asbury Park, — step-by-step pictures, pat- tern Dcpt., 232 West 18th St., bat Support In Vietnam." hearing officor, hod recom- ized as a sham exam." years probation and fined these six persons who had terns teach today's way. $1.00. New York, N.Y. 10011. Print was given a suspended six- Upon his return to Ft. Mon- mended that Mr. Illgglns be The drive-in eye glass cen- $500. pleaded guilty to the respec- month county jail term and Complete Instant Gift Book NAJMEi ADDRESS with ZIP, given priority If the Job, ters stirred a controversy ear- tive charges. SIZE ANI) STYLE NUM- mouth, Gen. Kissinger as- Jerome Bricn of 920 Sixth placed on iwo years probation -more than 100 gifts. $1.00 sumed duties us director of which lias since liccn abo- lier when investigations by St. luid admitted c:oiiiniitiiij: Krskino Crank of 110 West Complote Afghan Hook — BER. for consorting with two per- Hie Trl-Tac project. lished, Is over reinstated In I he optomctrlc a.ssni'lation lit hi'eak-ins of curs and Wcslsidu Ave., Red Iinnk, was sons having bad reputations $1.00 FREE FASHION OFFER! the city. mid Iho state Division of Con- homes in Kntontown, Red Hlvon an indeterminate re- "16 Jiffy Rugs" Hook, 50c: Choose one pattern from 150 for an unlawful purpose Aug. The meeting at (ilbbs Hull Tho commission, on hciiring sumer Affairs found some of liank, Middletown, Holmdel, formatory term for possession 28 In Ocean Township. Book of 12 Prize Animus. styles In New Fall-Winter Is on it Wednesday because of the city's uppciil of Mr. How- the exunvi took less than two Kuiiisoii and Ilazlet; nine with intent to distribute and 50c Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. .schedule conflicts. Advance Charles Roach ot II Hudson land's opinion, also upset Ills minutes. A spokesniiin for the counts of petit larceny; two of distribution of heroin Nov. 12 St., Freehold, was given • Quilt tlook 1 - 1(1 patterns. INSTANT SEWINfl BOOK reservations lire required for recommendation Unit the for- (intomctrlc association said issuing forged chucks and (if in Hed Bank. 50c sew today, wear tomorrow. suspended reformatory term, dinner at 7:30, Reservations mer nmployo .should receive the IB-point oxam performed possession of stolen property, Kmit Holt of 140 Broad St., Museum Quilt Book 2—50c |1. INSTANT FASHION may bo mndo with Lt. Col. placo on one-year probation about $13,000 In back pay by optometrists cannot bo and one each of grand larce- Keyport, was given a sus- and fined $150 for issuing i Hook 3. "Quills For Today's BOOK - Hundreds- or fashion Harry Burns, secretary, not from Iho tlmo ho was fired un- completed In less tlimi a hulf- ny, aiding abetting fraud, and Llvlnfi". 15 patterns. 50c facts. $1. Inter thiin Juno 13. pended reformatory term, forged check for $282 to Pood- til tho city abolished tho job. hour, possession of a controlled dan-' placed on threo years proba- town Inc., Knglhhtown. Tto OaSy Bister, Etd Budc - MWdletown, N J. Monday, June S. 1172 Crossword Puzzle

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(U) ABC, set to hold the third with Humphrey and 11:00 ODD NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) ing one person at a time sub- 8 WILD, WILD WEST (Ct 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE and lasl of the Iliihcil Hum- McOovGrn last week. Then "Trip NlBht Of Ilin Itrorly.Maife Corpic" Q WHATS MY LINE? (C) phrcy-'icorHo Mcdovern in- •CBS pre-empted "60 Minutes" mit to question* by knowl- O NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR (C) ID CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL lerviows, complied with the without advance notice and edgeable reporters. When "Aunt Henrlrtla and lllr PolltTgrlll" "I've Always l/,vpd You" (1!UB| lUrrlng Philip MAIIIKMeLAUfillLIX O) THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) Horn. Callii'tlni' McLron. A brilliant planl«t folia ruling by opening its hour- for a half hour gave Mrs. Chi- there are a number of candi- TOO O STAND UP AND CHEER (C) in lovo wltli Hie enndudor who toadies her, but long edition of "Issues and sholm time which she filled by dates for the same office, this Queil: Cliff Itobcrtnoii. in I tliolr music colnea between them. O OR. SIMON LOCKE (C) 11:30 O THE CBS LATE MOVIE (C) Answers" to include Mrs. Chi- being questioned by a panel of will be hard to produce in "Dstth Holds U» Icalea." Chief Dan Palmir fll«i "Twilight Of Honor" 11003) «tarrln|r Richard Cham- television, If for no other rea- birlaln, Joey Ileatherton. A man Is accused of tho Deal Coed Instructs sholm, [.os Angeles Mayor 'New York newsmen. This was Dr, LMIM In hin Mlropler to treat n htart attack wanton murder of tho leading citizen of a email son than providing time. ' nftllfnl In & rtmnte country house. (R) Sam Yorty and Gen. Taylor to compensate for last Sun- 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (C) Q"THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) Ilardin, representing Ihc hos- day's "Kace the Nation" with The court decision requiring a SURVIVAL (C) Sill). Hnnl: I'at Ronnc "Invasion Kinitb" At Camp Arrowhead equal time even on news de- O THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) CilaNt: Alan Arltin partment programs such as "The Rrratcat Kntcrlalnrr In tile World" Q THE LATE SHOW , MAULBORO TOWNSHIP- Miss McLaughlin received "Meet the Press" will further (B BEHIND THE LINES (C) •KIIIB Itlrhard and the Cnuadcra11 (lOMi atarrlng t:00 O GUNSMOKE (C) Ht'.x HarriHfni. VlrRlnla Mayo. A Htory of Uie ro- A former beauty queen and the outstanding swimmer's complicate the confused tele- A man and Ills neighbor wltnraa a senseless crime mantic Hdventuroa of Chrlatlane and MOBlema di/r- the holder of numerous state award from the Shore Area Y This Buster Won't vision coverage of national commuted by a yuiiNj? and nithlcaa Runiightcr. but !vg Ihn buttle for the Holy Land. Art forced to tell Marshal Dillon that their eyea de- 12:00 0-THE SAINT (C) YMCA swimming awards has after ten years membership politics. ceived tlicm. (It) O ROWAN AND MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN (C) "Homantlc Miitrcm" joined the coaching staff at there and represented New Ount: Sandy Duncan, mi 1:00 O NEWS (C) Camp Arrowhead, reports Hal Jersey in the CAA meets for 13 REEL CAMP TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) Lorme, pool director. lour years. She is Ihe state Bust Any Blocks S THE MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL (C) 8 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE "Th« Monty Hall Sniokln' Slokln' Fire Brigade." "Slander" (1951) atarrlng Van Johnson, Ann DlyUi Miss Marie McUmghliti of and high school division By WILLIAM GLOVER ston DeWitt Hemsley, doing Monty Hall takea vlcwera on a tour of California

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