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(Be* Eefalll. Pa.j. « Long Branch J EDITION Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL'. 93, NO. 25 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 20 PAGES TEN CENTS Nixon Assures Israel Of Peace Talks Safety
LOS ANGELES (AP)' — President Nixon has to have forced policy in this area," he said. "Our' unrest, "it is a problem which college adminis- given the Israel government his-personal assur- policy is one of cooperation rather than coercion." trators and college faculties must face up to." ance that entering Middle East talks, as he pro- ; SEES ECONOMIC UPSWING He. said he thought it "very short-sighted" for uni- posed, would not endanger Israel's military posi- , • —The economy will be "moving upward in the versity presidents and professors "to put the last half of 1970" with inflation being cooled. blame for all the problems of the universities on tion. • ••'.' the government." Nixon told a television-radio news conference However, he said, he may have to veto some popular bills if'Congress appropriates more than Nixon also was asked about statements by at the Century Plaza Hotel last night that he hopes his campus advisers that government should Israel will join Egypt and Jordan in accepting his he wants and a request for higher taxes would be used as a last resort to keep the federal budget recognize the reality of fears of repression among proposal for a 90-day cease-fire while negotiations under control. students and minority groups. move forward. He believes his order sending U.S. ground "We do not believe in repression," the Presi- ACKNOWLEDGES FEARS troops into Cambodia increased' the prospects for dent said: "It is not a government policy," , Acknowledging that some Israel officials fear a negotiated peace. He said Washington ^and His questioner had referred to some of Vice their enemies would take military advantage of a Saigon are in. agreement on negotiation policy. President Spiro T. Agnew's public comments, to cease-fire, Nixon declared: URGES QUICK ACTION which Nixon replied: "If there is a cease-fire, a natural proposi- The chief executive urged Congress to move "I, of course, do not accept the proposition tion connected with that, a condition with that, is quickly to pass his environmental protection . that the vice president represses people. It that there will be a military standstill during that measures and, referring to tiie: smog blanket that seems to me that people are very free in speak- period." covered much of the East Coast this week, said: ing up about the vice president. Many of them do The Israeli cabinet has been sharply divided "It was perhaps fortunate in a way that the East to me." over whether to accept the proposal with members 'Coast saw this problem in such a massive man- At several points, Nixon expressed hope for of a right-wing party threatening to resign if it ner. Now we realize that we don't have much at least limited success in the strategic arms is accepted. ' . . time left." • .•..-•••• limitations talks with the Soviet Union in Vienna. FIELDS 18 QUESTIONS Nixon was asked about the. report made He said they were aimed at limitation of arms • Fielding 18 questions in 29 minutes, Nixon also public earlier in the .week, in which his special rather iihan disarmament. told the audience of Washington and California advisers on campus unrest said .Nixon had not And," responding to a question from a Los newsmen: been paying enough attention to the problems Angeles newsman in this city with a heavy popu- —The administration will send federal offi- of students and racial minorities. lation of Mexican-Americans, Nixon said in- cials into the South to promote full school deseg- . The President countered that, while the feder- creasing job opportunities for Mexican-Americans regation when help is asked. "We are not going al government will do what it can to ease campus was a "high priority" administration objective. Level By ASSOCIATED PRESS be pollution-free in a year or Consolidated Edison Co. But Commissioner Robert tern was moving away from Rain showers had washed two. But Congress could pass • praised the "wonderful coop- N'. Rickles said the alert was its center in western Pennsyl- down smog levels over the the environmental bill I sent eration" by the public that being continued because vania. Eastern Seaboard today after it. They should put it on the. enabled it to meet a peak de- weather forecasts called for A pollution warning in a- week-long air pollution front burner." mand of just under 7 million continued stagnant air pat- Georgia was to continue ovet threat that brought a presi- Nixon said the federal gov- kilowatts, with a reserve ca- terns over the city through the state as far south ai dential call for prompt leg- ernment would take strict act- pacity of 8 per cent. the weekend.. Brunswick until Saturday, islative action. ion to see that none of its in- •Con Edison, with two major A Weather Bureau mete- when the Weather Bureau Pollution alerts or warnings stallations added to the prob- generators broken down, re- orologist in Baltimore pre- predicted the stale air would were rescinded in Washing- lem and he urged industry to duced voltage by 3 per cent, dicted "continued improve- be pushed out to sea. ton, Baltimore and Phila- use nonpolluting fuels as and upstate utilities cut theirs ment" today in smog condi- MANSON ATTORNEYS CITED FOR CONTEMPT — Irving A. Kanarek. laft. and delphia* New York City con- much as possible. by 5 per cent in eastern New tions in the Baltimore-Wash- tinued its alert but relaxed York to spread the available ington area. Ronald Hughes, defense attorneys in the Tate-La Bianca murder Trial, leave court- Problem Eased some restrictions on the use New York's.electrical pow- power. Problem Eased Blacks Rap room yesterday after Judge Charles H. Older cited them for contempt of. court of incinerators. er problem also eased yester- In the pollution alert, New City officials in Phila- end ordered them to be held in jail overnight. ' (AP Wirephoto) At a news conference last day as lower temperatures re- York's commissioner of air delphia, said the rainfall night in Los Angeles, Presi- duced the air conditioning resources said there had been Wednesday and yesterday Situation dent Nixon took note of the drain on available electricity "considerable improvement" eased the problem there. The pollution threat caused by a and consumers cut back on since the mayor invoked the Weather Bureau said the stationary air mass over the other usage. alert Wednesday. stagnant high pressure sys- In Asbuiy Tate Witness Relates East for the past week. By RICHARD McMANUS "In some ways it is fortu- ASBURY PARK — Black nate the East Coast saw the leaders here expressed strong problem in this severe man- dissatisfaction yesterday with Sex and Drug Activity ner," he said. "It shows there the outcome of Monday is not much time left to solve night's meeting with Mayor By LINDA DEUTSCH She identified the drugs as Fitzgerald suggested that it." Joseph F. Mattice and the LOS ANGELES (AP) - peyote, morning glory seeds, her courtroom testimony may No Answer council of this riot-scarred Seeking to cast doubt on tes- Methelrine hydrochloride or have been hallucinatory as a He said there was no short- city and threatened an exten- timony by the state's star "speed," mescaline 'and psi- result of drugs, range answer to the problem, sion of an economic boycott witness in the Sharon Tate locytyn. Q. Has LSD altered your "We can't get the kind of au- "if something doesn't come murder trial, the defense has Fitzgerald, representing de- , personality? tomobile engine which would up in a day or two." begun questioning green-eyed fendant Patricia Krenwinkel, ; Alteration Noted ,. The spokesman for the West Linda Kasabian on two top- 22, began his questioning in Side negotiating committee, A. It showed me parts of Willie Hamm, said that ten- ics: sex and drugs. the wake of Mrs.- Kasabian's myself — yes, it has altered Tall, dark-haired attorney four-day account of how clan Boiardo sions in the black community me to a certain extent. are now "at an all-time Paul Fitzgerald,; 33, led off leader Manson, 35, ordered ,Q. Have you- .ever told cross-examination late yester- his followers to kill actress high," higher, he said, than people as a result. of your immediately before the dis- day with questions about the Sharon Tate and six others. LSD experience you were un- Appealing pretty witness' use of halluci- As her direct testimony orders that racked the city der the impression the whole • earlier this month. natory drugs and her part in closed, the soft-spoken wit- world was a dream? He blamed the rising ten- group sex , parties with ness said Manson, having al- A. I don't recall that. Conviction Charles Manson and his hip- ready ordered seven murders, sion on the Mayor and Coun- Q. Did you ever become TRENTON (AP) - An at- cil's response, or lack of it, to pie-style "family." • told her to slit the throat of a paranoic under LSD? Mrs. Kasabian said she had unnamed man with whom she torney for reputed Cosa Nos- a list of "demands" sub- A. Possibly, I can't actually t r a lieutenant Ruggiero mitted by the leaders shortly taken LSD about 50 times and had had a sexual episode. She recall. •experimented with at least said she thwarted the planned "Richie the Boot" Boiardo after three days of rioting, murder by knocking on a door Fitzgerald asked Mrs. Ka- plans to appeal to the state Improvement Denied five other hallucinogenic sabian to elaborate on her drugs over a four-year period, in nearby Venice which she Supreme Court his client's "Their claim that they have earlier testimony about a conviction for running a mul- given us new answers is un- saying: "My whole purpose in knew wasn't the identified ti-million dollar numbers op- victim's, and leaving when group sex party at the "fami- founded," Mr. Hamm said taking it was for God-realiza- ly's" home base, the Spahn eration in Newark and its tion." a stranger answered. and added, "There has been movie ranch. She had said suburbs. no significant movement, no tiiiiiMgiiiiiniiiiiui Manson ordered "everybody Patrick M. Wall of New evidence that the city council to make love to everybody." York said yesterday he would has made any efforts." She was asked how many "attempt to appeal" the deci- Monday night's meeting be- The Inside Story persons engaged in sex acts sion by the Appellate Division tween the negotiating com- with her during the session. of Superior Court, which up- mittee and the city govern- held the convictions of Monmouth Park revives Inaugural _ Page 11 She replied: "I remember I ment was the first since July Reservoir Disorder Is Assailed Page 11 Boiardo and 17 others. 13 when a group of West Side made love with Leslie and If the Supreme Court re- Yesterday's fashions mark Fun Day at Monmouth ....Page 7 Tex, the three of us together. residents loudly rejected the fuses to certify the case for council's first answers to the MYAA Atlantic wins Little League title Page 8 And Snake was there and appeal, Wall said, "we will Snake made love to me and demands. The demands called Vets stand firm in NFL squabble _..: Page 8 seek further appeals" through for greater black representa- then Clem was there and the federal courts all the way Drivers tune motors for Sweepstakes Page 9 Clem made love to me." tion on the Board of Educa- up to the U. S. Supreme tion and the Planning Board, Monmouth Park Today ...Page 9 Was she forced, or did she Court. The Nickelodeon 9 rehabilitation of the black ENJOYMENT, YOUR try to stop? Court Concedes residential and business area, Astraldata 19 WEEKEND MAGAZINE "No." ' The three-man Appellate recreational facilities, more Bridge 19 Television Listings "How would you describe Division, the state's second jobs for youth, and extended this experience?" Classified Ads 1M8 Movie Schedule highest court, conceded there police protection, among oth- "It was a different ex- could have been some errors er things. Comics 19 DAILY REGISTER perience." in the 1969 trial but said "a As that meeting broke up, Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS "Did you enjoy it?" defendant is entitled to a fair "Yes, I did." black leaders urged a boycott Financial - 10 Main Office 741-0010 trail but not a perfect one." of the untouched main busi- Obituaries 4 Classified Ads 741-6900 As Mrs. Kasabian spoke, The 80-year-old Boiardo, a the three women defendants ness riistrif* pt"-" •>»* the r» i-r« I,™ c Home Delivery t 741-0010 reputed lieutenant in the Cosa _ (See Asbury, Pg. 2) °Pinl°n Page I Mlddletown Bureau .. .671-2250 giggled. During pauses in the Nostra family once led by the 5 Pro Tennis Clinic, 5 weeks" Religion Freehold Bureau 462-2121 testimony the three — Miss late Vito Genovese, claimed Sports 8, 9 Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 Krenwinkel, Leslie Van Hou- on appeal that he was unfair- $20. Beginning Ladies 531-9874. ten, 20, and Susan Atkins, 21 ' (Adv.) Women's News 7 Sports Department 741-0017 ly prejudiced by testimony — spoke animatedly with during the trial. AUTOMOBILES BLAMED FOR POLLUTION — Demonstrators who wanted a ban Sunday Clam Bake ~ Manson, who sat beside them. He was described during on automobiles in Philadelphia as a step toward reducing pollution, stage a block- Harry's Lobster House. Lob- Uniform Sale Freeport Frolic. Allways Travel All are charged with murder- the trial as "boss of the east- ade at the busy center-city intersection of Broad and Chestnut Sts. Tlieir efforts ster, steamers, clam chowder, Now in progress. Shirley Centre. P.p. Building. Sea conspiracy, and the state says ern seaboard," as the "big were short-lived as police carted them off. Meanwhile much of the smog remained fried fish, coleslaw, French Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Bright. 741-3535 - 842-1492. the women killed at Marisdn'S boy" in the Newark area fries. Dessert and Coffee $4.95 (Adv.) (Adv.) command. (See Boiardo, Pg. 2) over the East. (AP Wiraphoto) 842-0205. (Adv.) -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK . JODDLETOWN, N. U FBJDAY, JULY 31,1970 Boiardo Appealing Gaming Conviction (Continued) this argument "frivolous." rackets, and as the biggest In upholding the convictions man in the rackets in New of Boiardo and 17 co-defend- Jersey and parts of New York ants, it reversed the con- "whose word could get a guy viction of Benjamin Thomas, knocked off." saying he should not have Clarify Opinion been tried with the others last year because he was too ill at In the opinion written by the time. . Judge Donald G. Collester, Were Sentenced the Appellate Division said The defendants were sen- that while "evidence of other tenced June.U, 1969, with offenses' wholly independent Boiardo getting the stiffest of the one charged is general- sentence, two-and-a-half to ly inadmissible... the state- three years in prison and a ments were evidence of Boiardo's position in the con- $1,000 fine. spiracy for which he was The indictments stemmed being tried and indicated the from an investigation and power that he wielded there- raids by the Intelligence Divi- POST JAZZ — Discussing last night's jazz concert at tW Monmouth Shopping in." sion of the Internal Revenue Service on Feb. 2 and 3,1967. Center are, left to right, Benjamin Daniel, New Shrewsbury; Tamar-a Walker, "We are satisfied," the The operation had "offices" Neptune; Pete Yellin, aNnenVber of the Jaki Byard Quartet; Mr. Byard, 15-month- FIREMEN TO THE RESCUE — Robert Charette, left, president of the West Keans- court said, "that the evidence in Newark, Bloomfield, Belle- old Allegra Yellin, and her mother, M«. Pete Yellin. Last night's performance wai ville, East Orange and North burg fire company, won the thanks of area children for allowing the Recreation adduced by the state ... was the fourth in a continuing series of free jazz concerts held at the mall of the Ea- sufficient to prove that Arlington. Department to hold its summer arts, crafts and sports program at the firehouse. Boiardo was not only a par- Key witnesses at the trial tontown Sh'opping Center. (Register Staff Photo> The usual location of the program, the West Keansburg Elementary School, is un- ticipant in but the leader of were IRS agents, including dergoing renovations and could not be used. Presenting the poster are Mark Mc- the conspiracy. Dominic Germano, who served for six months as an Cabe, 8, of Poplar Ave.; Counselors Mary Kiley of Hailet and Karhy Mulligan of "While it may be ar- undercover agent. Press for Early Opening West Keansburg, and Trudy Terry, 6, of Poplar Ave. (Register Staff Photo) guable," the court said, "that If Boiardo eventually is . some of the references to this sent to prison, it will be his defendant were unduly dam- first time behind bars since aging to him as against their 1931 when he was sentenced Of Mental Health Aid Center weight in evidencing the con- to two-and-a-half years for Asbury Blacks Assail spiracy, we do not consider carrying a loaded gun. The ASBURY PARK - The special orientation and train- plus a continuity of care pro- them sufficiently prejudicial gun was found on him when Shore Area Mental Health ing of volunteers who will as- gram. The primary services to warrant a reversal because he was shot in Newark. He Services, Inc., is pressing sist in operating the center. are: in and out patient care, the record fairly shrieks of never identified his assail- for an immediate opening of One of four Monmouth psychiatric emergency ser- defendant's guilt. ants. a professionally staffed men- County mental health areas vices, partial hospitallzation, Results of Conference Rejects Argument Boiardo is the father of An- tal health services referral designated by the county is consultation and mental center in the MCAP Building health educational services boycott.We want tourists to tiating committee, on the oth- The court also rejected the thony "Tony Boy" Boiardo, identified for planning and (Continued) who was a co-defendant in the at Springwood and Main St., operational purposes as Area for community authorities, boardwalk. It attracted only stay out." er hand, was not insisting on argument that he was denied here. It will be staffed by schools, physicians and other He said that local business- total acceptance of its de- the right to an impartial jury recent Addoniao trial until he. 29, Southeastern Monmouth, limited participation from the suffered a heart attack and professional and citizen encompassing the municipali- community needs. The group black community. men had told him that busi- mands. when the trial judge per- volunteers. hopes that Jersey Shore Med- ness was off 50 per cent on Wants Hope Inspired mitted the seating of three ju- was severed. Earlier this ties between Ocean Township ical Center will undertake to To Push Boycott rors who were offered bribes year, IRS agents seized the This office will provide in- to the north, Brielle to the Yesterday, at a press con- the boardwalk this weekend "We would not be that formation about community provide those special services and 40 per cent in the shop- in return for a favorable ver- elder Boiardo's 17.6 estate in south and to the west, Nep- which should be hospital ference, with Joseph E. Tay- vicious," he said, "there were dict. Two of the three were Livingston for alleged non- based mental health services tune. lor, executive director of the ping district because people many, many things they (the such as pre- and post - hos- based. have been frightened away. among the final 12 who de- payment of $527,863 in taxes. Benjamin Schultz, West Monmouth Community Action council) could have done to cided the case. " According to transcript of pital care, mental health edu- Program, Ermon K. Jones, Big Loss Predicted give the community hope. cation, and emergency coun- Deal, president of the new or- "The loss of business to the The court said the trial FBI wiretapping, there is an ganization, hoped that some president of the Asbury Park They could have shown some incinerator in the back area seling for all mental health Man Injured Neptune chapter of the city will end up around ?15 or sign by passing ordinances judge acted properly when he services. It will also, in co- funds would be allocated to $20 million," he said. questioned the jurors private- of his property where mob- their program by the state as NAACP Donald Hammary, that don't involve any money sters who had lost favor were operation with the Mental In Collision MCAP director here, and oth- One of the major difficulties at all." ly and determined that they Health Association provide a result of legislation passed could still render an impartial burned to death. last year. About $125,000 in HOLMDEL — One person er members of the negotiating in reaching any agreement was slightly injured Wednes- with the mayor and council, The black leaders said ra- verdict. State funds have become committee, Mr. Hamm said cial factors were at the bot- day night in a three-car acci- they would again push the according to Mr. Hamm, was Six other defendants claim available to Monmouth Coun- the council's alleged insist- tom of the inability to reach they were denied the effective ty effective July 1. Regula- dent on Rt. 34 at Newman boycott. Springs Road. "We don't want to crush the ence on acceptance of the to- an agreement. assistance of their lawyers tions for the allocation of businessmen," he said, "but tal package by the negotiat- "We're willing to sit down when the trial judge said the County Births these monies which are to be Charles Derhan, of Bedford we are going to proceed with ing committee before they with the council any time it lawyers themselves were sus- exclusively used for mental Hills, N.Y., was treated In the boycott and try more would accede to any of the de- deems it necessary, Mr. pects in the jury tampering health services, have been R i v e r v i e w Hospital, Red BIVERVIEW MONMOUTH MEDICAL promulgated by the state and Bank, for contusions and fervently to make it total." mands, even those such as a Hamm said, "but' as far as attempts. The court labeled Long Branch youth advisory board, or an Red Bank allocations will be made on abrasions of the head and "I hope we will get com- we're concerned the council Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Della- plete support until the city ad- information liason between refuses to deal with black the recommendations of the hands and released. Schnoor (nee Amy Schanck), pena, 4 Veronica Place, New County Mental Health Board ministration comes up with the black community and fed- people. It's an issue of color." Monmouth, a daughter, He was a passenger in a eral and state agencies. Middletown 50 Creek Road, Port Mon- based upon community and some acceptable answers," Mr. Jones added, "The dif- mouth, son, yesterday. Wednesday. car driven by Donald Etchi- he added. I 'Given Us Nothing' ficulty is compounded by the service priorities. Mr. and Mrs. James GasWll Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon son of Indianapolis, Ind,, The negotiating committee "They've given us nothing fact that most members of the Sets $25,000 (nee Sandra Salvin), 67 In order to be eligible for which collided with cars driv- is also hoping that tourists here to agree on," Mr. Hamm council don't have the ability (nee Carol Becker), 180 Mon- adidtional federal funds, a en by Marian P. Smith, 11 mouth St., Red Bank, son, Myrtle Ave., Long Branch, a will also stay away from this said, "if we agree we could to deal with black people. Bail for 4 son, yesterday. mental health program must Prospect Place, Freehold, resort be saying our demands They're more concerned with yesterday. provide at least five essential and Harry Margulis of jjerses weren't worthwhile in the backlash from the white com- MIDDLETOWN — Four Mr. and Mrs. Willi. Fuelle- Mr. and Mis. Thomas Bar- "Why should the West Side ry (nee Linda Brandt), 1422 services all of which must be and Harry Margulis of Jersey suffer arid the east side' re- first place. "They stand as munity." .. men arrested Wednesday af- mann (nee Helga Kieninger), in operation at the same time, City. they did on July 7." Mayor Mattice would not ternoon on shoplifting charges Rustic Drive, Oakhurst, a main unhurt," Mr. Hamm 91-B Eaton Crest Drive, Ea- daughter, yesterday. In response to a question, respond to the charges last were arraigned yesterday by tontown, daughter, yesterday. said, "We want everybody, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. Hamm said that the nego- night. Municipal Court Judge-Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Law- ; black or white, to support the (nee Linda Young) 33 Avenue p Massell and held in lieu of son (nee Carolyn Madsen), 24 REDUCTIONS to 40% $25,000 bail each. D, Atlantic Highlands, a Eon, Carlisle Ter, Little Silver, yesterday. SAVINGS up to $40 and $100 According to Detective son, yesterday. Capt, Robert M. Letts Jr., the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urmey Intermunicipal Parley Held Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lione '(nee Susan Espi-Tallier), 637 r men, tentatively identified as (nee Ruth Sauerbrui), 34 Wall St., Long Branch, a Bon, FLOOR SAMPLES Torres Medina, 32, of Jersey Partnly Road, New Shrews- yesterday. City, Samuel Rivera, ,27, of bury, son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sepul- CHAIRS and SOFAS On Harmony in Community Hoboken, and Manuel and Mr., and Mrs. James Gulli- veda (nee Demaris Cam- MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1971 MERCHANDISI Juan Lopez both of New York ford (nee Shirleann Percy), IMMEDIATE DELIVERY RED BANK — Representa- Baptist Church, River St. assist agencies involved in acaho), 249 Garfield Ct., Long City, have also been charged 2 7 Carlton Drive, New Branch, a daughter, yester- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER tives from four municipalities Needs Stressed fair housing practices. with possession of stolen Eatontown Clrel* met here last night to make Shrewsbury, daughter, yes- day. Among the subjects dis- She said that the group will property and possession of terday. plans for creating better com- cussed were the need for bet- also^work towards making narcotics paraphernalia. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL munity relationships among Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ma- ter relationships and commu- youth* aware of the dangers of Capt. Letts said the men der (nee Patricia McCarthy), Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Oks- youths and adults of all races drug abuse, as well as im- carried several identification man nee Elissa Winter), 21 and religions. nications in the community; 120 Old Bridge-Matawan sensitivity training; drug proving community relations. cards with other names on Road, Matawan, daughter, Homestead Road, Freehold, The gathering was the Attending the meeting were them. son, yesterday awareness, support of fair yesterday. "small group subcommittee" representatives from Red "We are not sure the names Mr. arid Mrs. Howard D of the recently formed Martin housing, and study groups on Bank, New Shrewsbury, Mid- they gave us are -truly Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hed- Wilkinson (nee Annette Par- What do they know Luther King Weekend Obser- Martin Luther King and black dletown, and Little Silver. theirs," he said yesterday. glin (nee Cecelia Sweat), 95 enteau), Box 469 Elton Road, vance Committee. history. "We are waiting a report on Chingarora Ave., Keyport, Freehold, daughter, yester- The Weekend Observance daughter, yesterday. that you don't know? The subcommittee held the Committee is now formulating the fingerprints we sent out," day. first of a series of monthly A spokesman for the group said the subcommittee is con- plans for honoring Dr. King's he stated. Mr. and Mrs. John Geiger- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rod- Today, Buick'sOpel isGermanjfe meetings last night in St. Paul memory during the weekend The men were arrested by ich (nee Carol Sabe A Sa- rich (nee Joyce Ramano), 43 cerned with insuring fair and Girard St., Marlboro, son, best-seing small can ———••—^—^ open housing and will seek to of Jan. 15. Sgt. George Freibott and Pa- deik), Red Bank, a daughter, Bobby Banker says, trolman Michael Slover. yesterday. yesterday. "don't run all over town paying bills .. ." Nursing Program Weather: Hot, Rain Possible Partly cloudy, quite warm exceptions rainfall was light. with chance of scattered To Graduate 42 and humid today and tonight Storms were reported in the showers and thunderstorms. Fair tomorrow. Visibility one LINCROFT — Forty-two will welcome and greet the with chance of occasional northern Plains, the lower graduates and guests. showers or thunderstorms. Great Lakes region, parts of mile and occasionally near students from the nursing zero in patchy fog this morn- Area students receiving the High today in mid 80s. Low the Ohio River Valley to the program of Brookdale Com- tonight in mid 70s. Mostly Atlantic states and south into ing and late tonight and early munity College will receive associate in applied science sunny, hot and humid tomor- sections of Florida. Thun- tomorrow morning, and one degre(Tlare: Janet Bender, the A.A.S. degree or the two- row, high 90-95 except in mid dershowers also dampened to three miles in showers and Oceanport; Suzanne Carmo- thunderstorms, otherwise year diploma in graduation 80s along shore. Sunday part- parts of south western Ari- dy, Spring Lake; Carol Cas- ly sunny, continued hot and zona. three to five miles in haze ceremonies tomorrow. Dr. sens, Matawan; Catherine humid. Violent thunderstorms through tomorrow. Ervin L. Harlacher, Brook- Catton, Monmouth Beach; struck southeastern South Da- TIDES dale's president, will confer In Long Branch, yesterday's kota last night, particularly in Mary Ann Cavallaro, Hol- high was 83 and the low was Sandy Hook Saturday and Sunday Open a convenience the degrees and diplomas. the Sioux Falls area where checking account. mdel; Carol Citro, Oakhurst; 69. It was 78 at 6 p.m. The tornadoes, hail and heavy -Today — High 7:36 p.m. August 1st and 2nd Only NO MINIMUM BALANCE Sister Madeline Clemence Dona Collinson, Locust; overnight low was 73 and the rains inflicted some damage and low 1:18 p.m. Tomorrow REQUIRED Vaillot, dean of the College of Christine Croskey, Manas- temperature at 7 this morn- and isolated power outages. — High 8:06 a.m. and 8:18 Nursing of Southeastern Mas- quan; Helen Dugan, Morgan- Ing was 75. MARINE p.m. and low 2:12 a.m. and 2:06 p.m. Sunday — High 8:48 sachusetts University, will ville; Gail Eastmond, Mata- Across the Nation Cape May to, Block Island: give the commencement ad- A stagnant air mass over Southerly winds at 10 knots or ^a.m. and 8:54 p.m. and low With This Coupon •nm w a n ; Roseanne Gerand, 2:54 a.m. and 2:48 p.m. dress. Mrs. Harry R. Bradley Beach; Lauretta Gib- much of the eastern two- less this morning and tonight FREE! FREE! thirds of the nation offered no Moranouth County LaTowsky Jr., vice chairman son, Freehold; Coleen Horan, and at 10 to 15 knots this af- For Red Bank and Rumson National Bank of the board of trustees of immediate release today from ternoon. Southwest at 10 knots bridge,.add two hours; Sea 1 pkg. of 60 White Brookdale, and "Robert C. Middlelown; Judith Majette, the continuing siege of warm, or less tomorrow morning, be- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Stanley, president of the Lonj» Branch; Laura Mali- muggy weather. coming onshore at 10 to 15 Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Hudson Napkins bashka, Freehold; Kathleen The Weather Bureau said knots during afternoon. Part- utes; Highlands bridge, add with 3 board of governors of the * Purchaie There's an office near you! Monmouth Medical Center, Matejczyk, Fair Haven; there appears to be no sign of ly cloudy today and tonight 40 minutes. relief for the nation's middle Limit Ons — Good ol super Flnasl m Red Kathleen McCarthy, Asbury Bank — August lit oner 2nd only. Park; Kathleen Peters, Long sections for at least several days. Branch; Roberta Riley, Haz- Thunderstorms and brisk let; Eleanor Scoles, New winds yesterday reduced pol- Europe^ Shrewsbury; Susan Steisel, lution levels on the East Our little one Matawan; Sharon Venable, Coast but did little to lessen 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. best-kept secret. Deal. temperatures or humidity. is number one. Lynda DePalma of Haw- The Southwest continued Today, Buick's Opel is thorne, president of the Stu- hot and dry, while the North- Today, Buck's Opel is Germany's RED BANK dent Nurse Organization of west was about the only place Germany's best-selling Brookdale, will give the fare- in the country with cooler best-selling small car. well address at the ceremon- temperatures. small car. ies at the Alexander Pavillion Scattered thundershowers of the MonmouUi Medical formed a zig-zag pattern east Center, Long Branch. of the Rockies, but with few -WE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN. N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 of the News Rumson Ex-Officer Is TftBNTON — New Jersey's motor vehicle inspection Colts Neck Executive system, whose abolition has been repeatedly discussed by top state officials, gained yesterday a reprieve of at least a COLTS NECK — Lt. Col. be responsible for the devel- and Vietnam as well as in the year. (Ret.) John P. Rice of 62 E. opment, promulgation and im. United States. ; Gov. William T. Cahill said after a meeting with his top River Road, Rumson, last plementation of adminis- He was born and educated air pollution and motor vehicle advisors that it would be at night became the township's trative, personnel and pur- on Staten Island, N.Y., and is least the middle of 1971 before any decision is made on first administrator. He was chasing practices and proce- married to the former Elas A. whether to retain it. u . . sworn to office by Township dures in all departments, of- Beinert, also of Staten Island. Cahill announced that diesel trucks and buses will no Clerk Harry Crine, after May- fices and agencies of the The couple have two children, longer be serviced at motor vehicle inspection stations and or Carroll S. Pierce an- township. Robert Rice of Eatontown will have to be inspected by their owners. That decision, nounced his appointment. Col. Rice recently retired and Kathleen of San Rafael, which will reduce traffic at inspection stations by about 10 The office was created by as commanding officer at Ft. Calif. per cent, had been expected. ordinance last December by Hancock and is a veteran of Col. Rice's appointment, at But the governor said that there would be no decision the Township Committee. 31 years of military service. a salary of $150 per week will on whether to add devices at the station that could detect With the committee's ap- He has served in the Aleutian be effective from July 1 to -pollution from gasoline engines until the devices have been proval, the administrator will Islands, Korea, France, Iran Dec. 3. tested further. The tests will take until the middle of next year, and NEW BANK OFFICE — New building for the Fair Haven office of First Merchants Cahill said the decision on whether to install them would National Bank at River Road and Smith St., Fair Haven, will open Monday, It in- depend on the decision on whether to retain the stations. cludes walk-up windows and additional drive-in facilities. Airport Proposals Hit Judge Orders Publisher Jailed PATEBSON - Newspaper publisher Joseph Matzner was sentenced yesterday to two days in the Passaie County By Shrewsbury Mayor Jail after being found guilty of contempt of court for an First Merchants' New editorial printed in one of his publications. SHREWSBURY — Addi- provements, Mayor Lawrence — A recreational airport at Superior Court Judge Gordon H. Brown, who passed tional facilities for Red Bank disagrees. Mr. Magowan al- Sandy Hook. the sentence, indicated his decision'was unprecedented in Airport' recommended in a leged last night that the mem- — State acquisition of the the history of New Jersey since there was, he said, no legal Office to Open Monday state Department of Trans- bers of the joint committee private Monmouth County air- basis for his decision. portation study were scored met with representatives of port in Wall Township as a "Nothing 1 do in this case will be executed, This mat- FAIR HAVEN - First Mer- able. Sale deposit facilities ins will exit on River Road. by Mayor Robert C. Law- the airport and state officials basic transport airport. ter deserves the most careful consideration in higher courts," chants will open its new full- have also been increased. The walk-up windows are at rence 3d last night and agreed on what changes STOL airports would be de- Judge Brown said, indicating the sentence has been stayed service banking facility on The drive-in and walk-up the east end of the building, in the airport operation The mayor headed a joint signed to handle planes with for seven days during which Matzner may appeal. Eiver Boad at 8:30 a.m. Mon- windows of the new office will easily accessible from the Shrewsbury-New Shrewsbury should be made in the interest special short runway capabil- The charges stemmed from an editorial published in day. be open Monday through sidewalk or the customer committee that studied the of safety. Wayne Today July 19 proclaiming the innocence of Stephen The new banking office, on Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to parking area that adjoins the airport's operations and made Mayor Lawrence, chairman ity that carry up to 50 passen- Delaney. Delaney was scheduled to stand trial, also for con- the northwest corner of Smith 5:30 p.m. and on Friday from bank to the east. 17 recommendations to im- of the committee, denied any gers. The basic transport air- tempt of court, the following day.. Judge Brown also heard St., has been constructed by 8:30 a.m. to 8 pjm. The lobby The new banking office has jprove safety at the facility. knowledge of the meeting. ports would handle most pro- that case and subsequently found Delaney innocent. the bank to,provide greater will open Monday through been designed to conform to The expansion recommend- The mayor noted that the peller driven aircraft and the * customer conveniences and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 the colonial atmosphere of ed by the state includes provi- airport defended its not hav- general utility airports would services. It replaces the office p.m. On Friday the lobby the River Road area. It is sions for handling short take ing installed barriers to keep Outlines Democratic Debt that the bank has occupied a hours are 9 a.m. to 2:30 a 1V4 story building of red off and landing aircraft. planes from over running the accommodate all aircraft LONG BRANCH — Democratic State Chairman Salvatore half-Mock away in the Fair p.m. and from 6:30 to 8 brick, wood trim and slate runway saying the cost was with the exception of certain p.m. roof. The state report recom- A. Bontempo told 16 of the state's 21 Democratic county Haven Shopping Center since mends the state acquisition of too high. This and other "ex- large jets and transports. The office is managed by leaders that the party still has a $250,000 debt. November, 1954. The new office faces River Red Bank airport and esti- pensive" safety measures, he Road and has a drive-in teller Paul E. Patterson, assistant He said a dinner earlier this year had reduced the One of the main features of mates that the expansion said, should be paid for out of window at each end of the vice president. His staff in- debt by $100,000. the new 2,300-square-foot work will cost $200,000- the funds the state is willing Bontempo predicted, however, that publication of a building is that it will double building. The entrance to the cludes Richard W. Riggs, as- to spend for expansion of the Woman Is drive-ins is from Smith St. sistant cashier, and Myrtle $500,000. monthly newspaper called "The New Priority" would help the drive-in facilities avail- Mayor Lawrence said last airport before other improve- raise money for the state Democratic committee. able to customers and provide Traffic lanes direct customers Giffigan, Gizedla Glietz, Lil- ments are made. Sought On to either of the two facilities. lian Wiles, Ellen Conoly and night that the money should He also said a fall fund-raising event was planned, but (hem with walk-up banking be spent on safety improve- Other Use Preferred declined further comment on it. eervice not previously avail-, All customers using the drive- Linda Hartson. ments at the facility. The $200 million the state Two Charges Five county leaders, including Hudson County Chairman Although the chief pilot and Walter Wolfe, did not attend, but Bontempo emphasized proposes to spend for improv- manager of the airport James ing statewide airport facil- FREEHOLD — County de- that Wolfe's absence did not signify a continuing inter^party Magowan claims that the fa- tectives issued a composite . feud between /Hudson Democrats and other New Jersey ities, including the $32 million cility has complied with all slated for Monmouth County, yesterday of a woman they Democrats. Red Bank Condominium the agreed upon safety lm- would be better spent improv- are seeking for possession of ing commuter and mass stolen checks and forgery. Market Stages Holding Action transportation, Mayor Law- The woman was described Hearing Put Off to Aug. 17 rence said. as being white, about 25 years NEW YORK"— The stock market yesterday staged es- 2 Charged sentially a holding action as prices moved in a narrow RED BANK — Following a prises of Englishtown. changed at the request of the The mayor also reiterated old, five feet; five inches, be- range. ' lengthy hearing, the borough The plan already has Plan- Planning Board to prevent With Drug his pledge "to keep up the tween 120 and 125 pounds, The Dow Jones average ox 30 industrials shrank a mere Board of Adjustment has ad- ning Board Approval, but re- the proposed building from pressure" until the airport light complexion, light blond 0.83 to close at 734.73. Losing issues on the New York Stock journed until Aug. 17 a hear- quires a variance from the obstructing views of the river. adopts the safety measures hair, medium build and wear- ing glasses. Exchange led winners by 17 issues out of some 1,530 traded. ing for a proposed $5 million Board of Adjustment for a 25- After hearing nearly four Possession recommended by the com- foot setback instead of a 35- mittee. The suspect allegedly cash- Stock prices had experienced a rally in Wednesday's condominium project. hours of testimony, the board KEYPORT — Two 20-year- session that had sent the industrial average ahead' 4.11' foot setback as called for by old youths were arrested at In its study the committee ed a quantity of stolen checks The 12-story project is pro; points. ordinance. adjourned the hearing be- 3:45 this morning on Rt. 36 documented 23 accidents in- at the New Jersey National posed for a tract on the Na- cause it felt that hastily Bank, Liberty St. and Broad- Volume on the Big Board declined to 10.44 million shares vesink River at the foot of The firm's original plans and charged with possession volving the airport including from 12.58 million shares Wednesday. amended plans reflecting the of narcotic drugs, according way, Long Branch, July 20 Bodman Place. It would be would have met all setback two forced landings in school- between 1 and 2 p.m. The New York Stock Exchange index of some 1,200 to police. yards near the -airport. In a built, by Hovnanian Enter- requirements, but were Planning Board's recommen- Anyone with information common stocks rose 0.02 to 42.47. The Associated Press 60- dations were not properly Police identified the sus- six-year period, ttie 23 acci- pects as John G. Woods of Co- should contact Detective stock average slipped .1 to 243.8. Standard & Poor's 500-stock prepared. , dent accounted for 17 deaths. index advanced .03 to 78.07. lonia, and John Staryak of Capt. Andrew B. Manning of Recommendations Made the county prosecutor's office. The American Stock Exchange index advanced .03 to Name Coordinator Objections Made Clark. The state report recom- 20.48. Amex turnover slipped to 1.92 million shares from 2.83 Objecting to the planned Patrolman Raymond Lee mends that these other facil- million shares Wednesday. Of the 963 issues traded on the project were Mr. and Mrs. " stopped the car in which they ities be constructed in Mon- Nixon Loses Favor Amex, 375 advanced, and 355 declined. John Dominic, whose proper* were riding for a routine mouth County. TEL AVIV (AP) - Presi- Prices on the Amex's most-active list included Wafoash Of Education Unit ty adjoins the condominium check and observed a brown —A new short take off and dent Nixon's popularity in Is- Magnetics, up 1% at 9'/8; Jeanette Glass, up 1% at 13W, and tract on the west. bag on the floor. landing (STOL) airport In rael has dropped slightly, a Franklin Mint, up l»/8 at 19'/8. LONG BRANCH — Thomas relations field Includes posi- They contend that the proj- Police said he examined the Neptune. public opinion poll showed. It Corporate bonds were mainly unchanged, while govern- R. Niles of Summit will be the tions with American Viscose ect would have a serious det- contents and concluded that it —A STOL airport in Free- reported 51 per cent "deci- apparently contained mari- ments were slightly higher. new coordinator for the Mon- Corporation and American rimental effect on the value of hold. dedly satisfied" with Nixon mouth Adult Education Com- juana, hashish and pep pills. Safety Razor Co. their property. Also objecting —A basic utility airport in compared to 54.3 per cent mission. He has a B.S. degree from The materials were sent to New Shrewsbury. eight months ago. Propose Gas Lead Tax . - the University of New Hamp- is County Associates, No. 1, of the State Police laboratory in H e succeeds Barry F. Brooklyn, owners of the Riv- West Trenton for analysis. - WASHINGTON — The Nixon administration has stressed Semple, who-resigned earlier shire and an Ed. M. degree erview Towers high rise Both suspects were re- a $Lf> billion tax on lead additives in gasoline as a means this year to accept a position from Harvard. He assumes "PUPPY SALE" his duties on a part-time basis apartment building on Riv- leased under $1,000 bail each of cutting down on worsening air pollution and raising need- with the state Department of pending an appearance in ALASKAN and he and Mrs. Niles plan to erside Drive. ed federal funds. Adult Education. Municipal Court. The tax on lead additives was one of three revenue- move to the area in Septem- Attorneys for both objectors MALAMUTE Mr. Niles has had ex- ber. raising proposals the administration sent to Congress yester- perience in both educational complained that the appli- The Monmouth Adult Edu- day. It caiiie as a blanket of smog covered New York City and industrial fields and is cants had failed to properly Learn to Swim PUPPIES and much of the East Coast. currently assistant to the su- cation Commission coordi- notify nearby property own- Other proposals included speeding up payment of gift perintendent of schools in nates adult education pro- ers as required by law. Sessions Set $49.99 grams in Long Branch, Mon- Board attorney Robert H. and estate taxes and delaying scheduled reductions in excise North Plainfield, with respon- FREEHOLD — Pre-schoo- taxes on automobiles and telephone calls. sibility for the adult education mouth Regional, Ocean Town- Otten, while overruling the ship and Red Bank Regional objection, told the applicant lers and first and second gra- FISH SPECIALS See us for program and other adminis- ders who -want to learn to PROFESSIONAL trative duties. High Schools and plans to ex- to consider the objections Still Available DOS GROOMING Cereal Ban Is Proposed pand services to adults in raised to avoid future prob- swim may register for the His business experience in these and neighboring com- lems. last two sessions at the Free- WASHINGTON — The heavily fortified breakfast cereals hold YMCA Family Center. proliferating on supermarket shelves would have to be re- the personnel and industrial munities. The proposed condominium Swimming lessons will be PETS & SUPPLIES moved under a revived government proposal. would contain 96 units selling given every morning Monday PROSPECT AVENUE 842-2224 LITTLE SILVER Renewed action on the eight-year-old proposal follows from $30,000 to $80,000. There through Friday, for two nutrition crusader Robert B. Choate's Senate testimony last would be both one and two- two-week sessions beginning week describing most breakfast Cereals as "calories and Freehold's Sidewalk bedroom units. The project Aug. 10 and 24. little else." would also have a swimming So far, 483 children have The Food and Drug Administration proposals for cereal pool and marina. It would be had swimming lessons at the enrichment would work on both ends of the spectrum—up- Sales Off to Good Start built on a tract having 180- foot frontage on the river, and Y Center this summer, an- grading the content of the least nutritious while dealing a FREEHOLD - You could selling at half price. 173-foot frontage on Bodman nounced Dulcie Dyche, pro- fatal blow to .the nine cereals Choate described as nutrition- buy anything from a pair of The sale will continue today Place. gram director. ally meritorious. sunglasses to a room-sized from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and to- rug yesterday at the Down- row from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. See Borman New Space Chief town Merchants' Annual Side- Walter Crisanto, president walk Sale. of the Downtown Merchants WASHINGTON — Astronaut Frank Borman, commander All along Main, South and and owner of Wapts Juvenile YOU STILL HAVE TIME! Finast of the first manned spacecraft to circle the moon, is a Throckmorton Sts., clusters of Footwear, said 95 per cent of . front-runner in capital speculation about who will be named people, mostly women, gath- the business section is in- boss of the nation's space agency. ered around the sidewalk volved in the summer clear- Borman left active duty with the Air Force and the stands. ance sale. About 65 per cent MONMOUTH COLLEGE Saturday and Sunday National Aeronautics and Space Administration July 1 to They examined summer of the merchants are offering become a vice president of Eastern Airlines. dresses that hung on racks all 1 OTA SUMMER August 1st and 2nd Only 50 per cent discounts, he said. IT/U SESSION His name is cropping up frequently in official circles the way out to the curb, lug- "In the past it's been very as among those who might be named by President Nixon gage marked down 20 per Fully Cooked, Batter Dipped successful. If it stays without Final Three-Week Session to succeed Thomas O. Paine, who resigned Tuesday to re- cent, and tables loaded with rain, I think this will be a turn to" private business. . shirts, vaporizers, and notions good one, too," he said. August 7-28 WEAVER'S WHEN YOU WANT Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at home Morning, Afternoon and Evening Sessions Registration August 7 FRIED CHICKEN SOMETHING DONE RIGHT wise...open a PARTY PAK WINGS 138 (Students may live In campiit Mb. 12-oi. pkg. :... I Checkmaster residence halls at the nominal ...YOU CALL AN EXPERT! fee of $20 per week.) BREAST WITH RIBS |58 account J-lb. 6-01. pkg. I For additional information DRUMSTICK AND THIGHS 168 FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS WE RECOMMEND No minimum contact balance required Mb. 12-oz.pkg I ED GILROY Director of Admissions Service is our | Monmouth College biggest asset. 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. NAVESINK ASSOCIATES West Long Branch, N. J. 07764 "YOUR ONE-STOP INSURANCE CENTER" RED BANK 1008 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN - Call • 222.6600 671-0600 i Can we help you? CENTBALJEBSEYB, -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J,; FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970- Mrs. Victor Yepello Shock Is Fatal LONG BRANCH - Mrs. To R. J. Vegola Obituaries Angelina M. Yepello, 54, of Computers to Track 382 Waverly Place, died yes- KEANSBURG - Rocco 3. a concealed road or driveway Vegola, 14, was dead on ar- By BOB DUBILL ders have been building for A trooper spots a possible terday at Monmouth Medical violator, chooses a convenient or even moving on a cross rival Wednesday at JFK Hos- NEWARK (AP) — New some time; where traffic is Center. Jersey starts using computers heaviest and where accidents marker on the stretch of a street. . Born in Perth Amboy, Mrs. pital, Edison. Police there tomomw to track down spee- are most likely to occur. highway being traveled and "The entire computer ope- Charles TV Davis Yepello had been a resident said he rode his bike through ders. The state purchased 236 starts his timer as the subject rates on three modules and Is here 27 years. a puddle of water during a The system, geared to computers from the Federal vehicle passes that point. He set up on the dashboard," storm, did not see a downed reach motorists in circum- Sign and Signal Company of flips his time switch off as the said Fognano. "The only She was employed as a electric wire in the water and stances where radar can't Blue Island, 111. The retail subject passes a second thing visible on the inside of Succumbs at 72 seamstress with the J. & M. marker. * died of accidental elec- represents something of a price runs $945 each but the the car is a small control COLTS NECK — Oiarles Elizabeth, F&AM, the Salaam Fashions of West End. Mrs. twist in the computer busi- state isn't paying a dime. The Travels Distance module." trocution. Thompson Davis, 72, died yes- Temple of Livingston, and the Yepello was a communicant ness. computers are being financed The .. trooper travels the Filer terday in Elizabeth General Excelsior Consistory, AASR, of Holy Trinity Catholic The boy lived at 28 Bay Starting Saturday, 50 state under a federal traffic safety same distance in his patrol The speeder trapped by the Ave. here. grant of a quarter of a million car, flipping the distance Hospital, Elizabeth. He lived Valley of Southern N. J. Church, here, and a member police oars will be equipped computer will be given a flier He was born in Hackensack with computers that officials dollars. switch on the first marker by the trooper along with a at 32 Glenwood Road, here, He was on the board of di- of its Rosary Society. She was and lived here six years. He say will be able to measure Lt. John Fognano of Ham- and off at the second marker. traffic summons. The flier and formerly lived In Middle- rectors of Elizabeth General also a member of die Inter- was a student in the Union the speed to a tenth-of-a-mile monton, project director for He now has the time and dis- will say: "The average speed bush. Hospital, the Union County national Ladies Garment Beach school system. on an oncoming vehicle. When the state police, gives the tance locked in the machine. of your vehicle has just been Trust Co., and the board of Workers Union. Surviving are his father, the system is in Ml operation computerized speed meter This automatically Indicates timed by a new speed mea- Mr. Davis was born in Mon- program high grades. the computed speed for in- mouth Beach and lived here Union College, Cranford. Rocco Vegola of Belleville; more than 200 cars will be suring device. ;." Survivors include her hus- equipped, "It will be invaluable as en stant "read out" in iOths-of- a year and a half. He was a World War I vet- band, Victor F. Yepello; two his mother, Mrs. Cynthia Ve- If it is any consolation to' gola, here; two brothers, Rob- The initial fleet will concen- adjunct to radar, it will re- a mile per hour. the motorist, this means that He was a retired Linden eran of the U.S. Army Signal sons, Paul Yepello of Wana- duce the number of high plant manager for E. I. Du- Corps' aviation sec- ert and Michael, and a sisten trate on "problem" areas The trooper's markers can instead of being ticketed for massa and Victory J. Yepello Miss Donna Vegola, all here where complaints about spee- speed chases. Our experience ibe anything from shadows to. his peak speed — as is often pont de Nemours and Co., tion. in pilot tests shows that it where he was employed 39 Surviving are his wid- at home; a daughter, Miss and his maternal grand- trees. the case now — fheaverage parents, Mr and Mrs. Salva- Red Banker Enters will be particularly effective For example, according to speed will become pact, of nig years. ow, Mrs. Elva Morton Davis; Maria Yepello at home; one in concentrated areas, on a son, Charles T. Davis Jr. of tore Sotile of Iselin. Fognano, a trooper can deter- record. ' ' : He was a graduate of Har- brother, Joseph Fiore of this Innocent Plea short urbanized streets or 1 vard University, class of 1924, Apple Valley, Calif., and a Arrangements are under mine when a car passes under, "The average speed,* says city, and four Bisters, Mrs. FREEHOLD - Philip A. •where there is no suitable in industrial chemistry. He at- sister, Mrs. Helen L. Miller of the direction of the John J. a bridge by watching the Fognano, "will obviously be Geraldine Francesooni and Reevey, 25, of S. Bridge Ave., time in which .to really clock car's shadow disappear. lower than the peak Speed. In tended Lafayette College be- Long Branch. Ryan Home for Funerals. • a motorist." fore entering Harvard. The Flock Funeral Home, Mrs. Anna Trunzo, both of Red Bank, pleaded innocent The computer can also be a way, this is a break for the He was a member of. the Long Branch, is in charge of Red Bank, Mrs. Mary Sime- yesterday to charges of is- It used to be that a speeder used to measure the speed of motorist." Third Presbyterian Church of arrangements. one and Mrs. Rose Ottaviano suing a forged check for $47 had a reasonable chance of cars far ahead of.them, to Motorists falling Victim to. Waives City to Neil Scotti's Market, getting away with his offense : both here. measure the speed of cars the computer may hdi view ft' Shrewsbury Ave., Bed Brink, as long as there weren't any passing a police car parked in. exactly that way. The D a m i a n o Funeral Court Hearing May 21 and possession of a policemen following him, or Home is in charge of arrange- LONG BRANCH - Charles stolen check from Seajay, he didn't pass through a ra- Main Office: ments. Inc., Apple St., New dar trap. THE 105 Chestnut SI.. !te
85 Riverside Avenu* Red Bank Saturday and Sunday like work because you August 1st and 2nd Only have to keep thinking C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 every step of the way. "And it's an important STRING job, too. Let's face it, if I didn't think it was an The Adams Memorial Home important job, I wouldn't BEANS have Ipeen at it for the WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, past 16 years." Owner- Manager The phone company is 747-0226 a guy who looks people. Well-trained FUNERAL DIRECTORS 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. people, like Repairman Willy Hermandes, who SINCE IMS BANK like a fullback. I New Jersey Bell care about doing a good 110 BROAD STRICT REOIANK job for you. • -THEDAILY RECOTEH, BED BANK. MTODLETOWH, N. |,f FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1970 Prefers the Briefcase Monologue Set XP) — Jifllai Hawaii,'said the ' briefcase Watchtower President's Yates would like bis stolen contained a year's research By Mary-Eunice car back, but he's more con- on toxicology. In a public plea BELFORD — Mary-Eunice, cerned about the briefcase he to the auto thief, he asked left in it. Yates; a doctoral only for the return of the Warning for Humans of Mary Productions, here, MID-SUMMER candidate at the University of briefcase. JERSEY CITY - Nathan world situation as now shap- will perform her character H. Knurr, president of the ing up poses the question, sketch monologue, "Skeptic Watchtower Society, ended 'Either the destruction of the at Fatlma," Aug. 9 at Fatima FURNITURE CO. the second "Men of Good- political nations or the des- Shrine, Swan Road, Youngs-- CLEARANCE Keyport 264-0181 will" District Assembly of truction of the human race, town, N.Y. WEST Jehovah's Witnesses at which?' Let God make the of Eoosevelt Stadium Sunday choice." Performances will be given mi . Features ... by speaking to 21,791 dele- at the 10 a.m., noon and 5 gates on the subjects, "Sav- p.m. Masses. MEN'S Clothing "SEALY" ing the Human Race — In Interdata Mary-Eunice has also ap- the Kingdom Way." peared at the Altar at the EST. 1869 *• Pinpointing the fact that Coliseum, Shrine of Martyrs, and Furnishings JLJ ;.iri one of the greatest enemies Marks 4th Auriesville, N.Y., and for the Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 of man is man himself, Mr. homily at St. Isaac Jogues Knorr said: "Evidently, not Anniversary Church, Detroit. A tremendous opportunity for- the scientific salvation, but the destruction of the human OCEANPORT - In just you to save on suits, sports- race is the thing to be ex- four years, Interdata has be- James R. Devine wear and furnishings. Limited pected from man himself. We come one of the nation's grow- OLD WAGON FARM quantities — not every size in Rr. 35 and Laurel Ave., Holmdel cannot look to what scientists ing manufacturers of small Gets Milton call 'evolution of man' to and medium scale digital every style, but much to choose save us if only it is given' computers. The company cel- PEACHES and APPLES some millions of years in ebrated Its fourth anniversary Alumni Post from. with a picnic for all employes, Grown here on our form ta Insure which to do so. held at the county park in By the natural, freih fulcy flavor. Wt "We cannot look to all the Holmdel. In Wisconsin pick, wash our PEACHES and psychologists and psychia- Started in 1966, the com- MILTON, WIS. - James R. HOBBY Group of Tropical Suits APPLES daily for Sal* at eur trists of the world to change Devine, a June graduate of Roadside Market. mankind's way of thinking pany has grown from $500,000 ROBINSON Broken Size* of revenues in 1967 to over Franklin and Marshall Col- and to cause man to develop lege (Pa.), has been hired as OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY ••» a new personality so as to. $5.6 million last year. Despite Reg. 75.00 ~~ $49 unite together against catas- a recessed economy, the com- an associate director to work JUST prisi a button ... to ruit- trophe. We cannot depend pany returned a profit for in the Milton College office of proof iha engine of your ear Reg. 100.00 ~.....~~~~....~.~ $69 1969, and has continued to be alumni relations here. . . . polish a table . . • paint upon any international police your porch furniture. The amaz- force to be formed strong profitable for the first six Devine, whose home is In Reg.. 120X0 «M..«-^.—— $79 Shrewsbury, N.J., will work ing aerosols have brought about enough and Independent and months of this year. a quiet revolution in house- impartial enough to make In reflecting on the past in all areas of alumni rela- keeping. Spray-paint products the nations behave and make four years of growth, Inter- tions and placement services. — pigment«d, metallic, clear Group of Lightweight Sport data's board chairman and Devine is a graduate of Red — have made experts out of this earth a safe place in the most amateurs of painters. bokenSim which to live. president, Daniel Sinnott, Bank (N.J.) high school. He stated, "During the latter half was the president of his high There are even spray paints for "The Gentile nations, are antiquing ... Spray adhesive! Reg. 45.00-50.00 .»..*«»._ $29 of the 60's the computer in- school senior class and a and lubricants are finding their not dealing with a newborn dustry underwent a series of member of the National Hon- way to the home workshop, as babe, whose birthday the na- changes — the most dramatic or Society. He is an Eagle is the spray charcoal lighter to Reg. 55.00-60.00 •.—.- $39 tions of Christendom pre- being the birth of the small Scout, was a member of Kap- the outside barbecue. Foods tend to celebrate at Christ- computer. This type of com- pa Sigma fraternity in college from an aerosol can? They've mastime. They are dealing puter grew out of the need for and has experience as a radio just begun. It's certainly true that an aerosol product is the Men's Furnishings with God's Messianic King, lower cost and more acces- announcer. easiest and most convenient now installed in royal power sible data handling. We His parents are'' Mr. and thing to use! 1.50-$2 Famous Moke and authorized to take action formed Interdata to serve this Mrs. Richard C. Devine. His Experts and amatuers alike al- against all opposers of bis new and expanding market- father is director of public re- ways come to LITTLE SILVER Men's Hosiery ~~~. 3 pn. 2*50 Full Line of... reign over all the earth. place." lations and personnel for the LUMBER AND SUPLY CO., 15 Sycamore Avenue (at R.R. sta- 1.25-1.50 T Shirts. "This kingdom will operate First Merchants National tion), Little Silver, 741-7800, for the saving of the human Bank of Asbury Park. , {or all their building needs. We 100%cotton. White. 3 for 3.25 Quality Fruits race, for this heavenly im- Kwalick Joins carry top lines of lumber, pan- mortal King can give all Peach Growers Marcli eling, millwork, windows, paints, 1.25-$2 Famous Boxer Shorts, '• Realty Firm tools, hardware, cabinet hard- mankind a perfect, righteous ALBA, Italy (AP) — Peach ware, combination aluminum some perma press ~ 3 for 3.25 and Produce rule, whereas the Gentile na- A&BURY PARK — Paul growers in Italy's Piedmont doors and windows, ceiling tile, tions have progressively been Kramer, presidentofthe region are staging daily decorative wall tile, roofing ma- $12-$22 Men's Robes. operating for the ultimate de- E & K Agency Inc., has an- marches on town halls to pro- terials, masonry products and Blended fabrics _...... 8.5O515 struction of the human race. lawn and garden supplies. Fresh Picked JERSEY CORN nounced that William M. test prices as low as 3.2 cents Prompt free delivery. 5.50-8.50 Famous Dress Shirts v "So the political nations Kwalick has become associ- a kilogram for their abundant HELPFUL HINT: When mixing must be annihilated, for the ated with the agency In both crop, officials said. Peaches paints to match colors, paint a Short Sleeve -....— 3 for 12.50 its insurance and real estate sell for 32 cents each at Ital- small space on a piece of metal, • TOMATOES place it in the oven to dry $17-$65 Famous Outerwear departments. ian marketplaces because of City Continues quickly. This will show the ex- Lightweight, many styles • CANTALOUPE Mr. Kvalick, a shore na- transport and middlemen act color of dry, painted walls. Break-in Probe tive, formerly of New Hope, charges. 8.75416 • FRESH EGGS Pa. is a licensed insurance LONG BRANCH - Police broker, real estate salesman $7-$15 Knit Shirts today continue a probe of a and professional planner. • FRESH LETTUCI reported break-in and larceny Short Sleeve ~~..«.. 3.75>7e5O at the Domestic Finance Co. He is a former councilman office, 191 Broadway, early and council vice president of $5-$9 Sport Shirt* • FRESH PICKED yesterday. the New Hope Borough Coun- Short Sleeve . 3 for 12.50 cil, a member of the Solebury BERRIES IN SEASON Police declined to reveal Township (Pa.) Planning .$4-$, 2 Men's Gifts. the means of entry and the Commission, a member of the Large Assortment. ^ amount of cash taken. It was Board of Directors of the o CA o c/ said yesterday that those de- Bucks County Tuberculosis (A.P. and Bit. only) ~~— Z.0U"O.0 U WATERMELON BAR tails will be revealed later in and Respiratory Disease 1.25-1.50 "A" Shfrt*. the investigation. INSTALLATION! & GARDEN CENTER Society, a member of the "The Electric Grille selected 100%cotton.White. MUSCLE'S Detective James Jones and Planning Division of the (A.r.ondlHi.enry) HWY. 36 291-0613 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Patrolman Wesley Mayo in- United Community Services for test use at The Garden Open All Day Sunday — Large Parking Area itiated the investigation, when of Bucks County, a member State Arts Center." $5-$8 Shorty Pajamas. the burglary was reported at of the New-Mope Solebury Cottons, blends. 8'37am vestprriav Jaycees, and the New Hope • Thermostatically Controlled (AP.aiUllk.eWy) 2 for 7.75 Exchange Club. • Permanent Iriqueti • Self- Prior to moving to New Cleaning • Real Charcoal Hope, he vas active and held Flavor • 110 or 220-Volt Modelt • Meblle mi Fully Weotlior. What to do now about office in the Long Branch Jaycees. He is a charter proof • ,Froc •arbtcuc-Cookbaok. member of the Greater Asbu- left EPK-1872 ry Park Exchange club. 110-VOLT TERRIBLE Services Under 13495* Lay Leaders INSTALLATION INCLUDED MIDDLETOWN-Old First Church, 69 Kings Highway, will continue the Wednesday LAWNS evening worship services during August under lay leadership. On Aug. 5 at 8 Last spring, you wont by fha book automatically fo eur* the trouble. p.m., Philip W. Rounds will right EPK-1242 be responsible for the brief . . . You put down weed, feed ... Result? A lush, healthy lawn for your service after which punch you spreadad, sprayed, even prayed. home, and more leisure time for you, and cookies will be served in And now, look at your lawn. It's a Fellowship Hall. 95' sorry mess. Why? The answer is If your lawn looks more like * living The remaining three "there's no such thing as universal, Wednesday evening services 174 nightmare than a living carpet, you will be under the direction of INSTALLATION INCLUDED lawn care. A lawn, like a human, U can go on gambling away your dol- James W. Smith, Robert L. a living thing. Lawn ailments, like lars with the hopes you'll finally hit Mclndoe and Griffith M. left EPK-1882 those of humans, must be treated Brown. Either the regular 110-VOLT on the right remedy. Or, for just a individually and not by some blanket organist, Mrs. Evelyn Hart- little more than the cost of the mann, or Mrs. Ruth Jacques, black magic. . chemicals alone, call in The Lawn in charge of church school music, will provide the mus- The Auto-lawn method works be- Doctor NOW with the knowledge ical part of the worship ser- INSTALLATION INCLUDED cause we diagnose what's wrong that you'll see a vast improvement vices. The public is always with YOUR lawn, then we custom- by spring. The Lawn Doctor. They welcome. blend an exact prescription, applied don't call us that without a reason. 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In NFL Squabble - i,- KKSKS * , , > tracted by pro football's bit- ter labor dispute, the Kansas Graham, who produced the By ASSOCIATED PRESS back of the Cleveland Curtis, Baltimore's No. 1 City Chiefs are U-point favor- only two All-Star victories Less than a dozen veterans Browns, didn't show up last draft choice in 1965 and an ites over the pick of the 1969 over the pro champs in the showed up last night as Na- night but said he remained all-league selection two sea- collegiate senior crop in the past 14 years - the last in tional Football League own- undecided whether he'd re- sons ago, got a round of ap- 37th All-Star Game at Soldier 1963 over the Green Bay ers — at loggerheads with the port later. plause when he appeared at Field tonight. Packers — was referring to NFL Players Association — The owners and coaches, the Colts' camp and joined "I just hope we don't run the now hopelessly dead- took the locks off their train- for the most part, weren't rookies in the dining room at scared too long at the start locked contract wrangle be- ing camp gates. talking. Neither was Commis- Western Maryland College. and fall hopelessly behind," tween National Football sioner Pete Rozelle, who was Asked if he were reporting The NFLPA leadership said All-Star coach Otto Gra- League owners and veteran known to be keeping a close for practice, Curtis replied: vowed, meanwhile, to run out ham, whose squad of top pro players. eye on the bitter contract dis- "I guess so. I'm here." the clock if necessary in or- draftees seek to end a six- At a news conference yes- pute. "Spell my name right," der to win their strike. The game losing streak in the one- terday almost simultaneously exhibition season is just a "I really don't think we've Curtis told a newsman. "It given them enough time," sided series against the pro with announcement of a strike week away. probably will be the last time champions. The only veteran of note to said one owner, who asked to you use it until I'm busted out by the NFL Players Associ- remain anonymous. "Twenty- "We have a good squad, but defy the NFLPA was Mike of the league." THE BIG RUN — Ray Kasten, right, MYAA Atlantic pitcher, goes into the slide ation, Graham said "there is , four hours just wasn't enough it's hard to tell how good and Curtis, a onetime All-NFL But Curtis, under question- merit to both sides of the dis- time for most players to pack which brought his team the District 11 Little League championship. Kasten scored we have been handicapped linebacker, whose appearance ing, said he didn't really think pute but the pressure now their bags and get to camp. I on a passed ball. Freehold Township pitcher Dave Vezeris rushes in to cover the with only one good scrim- at the Baltimore Colt's camp something similar to that seems more on the players think you'll see their ranks mage since July 10 and the in Westminster, Md., sur- could result jfrom his strike- plate while batter Ken Pavlick breaks out in the winning grin, Kasten scored the beginning to break up Satur- fact it was doubtful the game than the owners." ' prised Don McCafferty, the breaking. only run of the game in the bottom of the last inning. team's head coach. day because if they don't get There was unanimity into camp over the weekend among all the veterans on they stand to miss a paycheck more than half of the NFL's for the first exhibition 2 6 teams. And the ex- games." perienced players of Kansas The Cincinnati Bengals shut MYAA Atlantic Captures City Chiefs, practicing for down their preseason camp Friday night's College All- when none of the team's vet- Star Classic in Chicago, reite- erans appeared. Paul Brown, rated their plans to join their Bengal general manager and head coach, said the NFLPA District Little League Title striking comrades if the con- strike might mean there tract negotiations aren't set- By RICH NICOLETTI hits of the night. Snyder's hits a walk, and Vezeris followed markable aspect of the play would be no 1970 season. tled by the end of the charity MARLBORO — A passed were also the only hits the with a grounder to short from this writer's viewpoint, game. "I will be in favor of telling ball brought a sudden stop to winners had. Freehold had which was miscued putting was that the shortstop who The game's big names — the season" Brown said. A the scoreless action in the one. men on first and second and started the play, took the Joe Namath, Fran Tarkenten, Bengal spokesman said District 11 Little League fi- After Joe Tallenico popped nobody out. throw from third to bake the Roman Gabriel, Floyd Little, Brown meant calling it off in nals at Marlboro's Little out, a passed ball sent both Steve Smith then hit one jputout on Smith. using the word "telling." Sonny Jurgensen, Carl Eller, League Field here last night. runners up a base, and John to short. The shortstop fielded Both pitchers went the dis- to name only a few — were "It's a sad day, but We Middletown Atlantic came Kelly followed with a walk to the ball and threw to third tance. Kasten walked two and sticking with the NFLPA. have no choice but to send the out on top, 1-0, when Ray load the bases. cutting down Robertson. fanned five. rookies home and abandon There were a few signs, Kasten, the winning pitcher, Then came Freehold's dis- Chris Sosnoski then hit the Vezeris walked two and camp," Brown said. His team however, of restlessness. Le- slid across the plate after the aster. Dave Vezeris, who had ball in the same place Smith struck out four, roy Kelly, the great running was in training at Wilming- Freehold Township backstop walked only two and fanned had.- Chris Blanchard, the freehold T. (0) Mld.-AtlanUc (1) ton, Ohio, and had only 15 let one get by him. four, tossed one a little out- shortstop, grabbed the ball, Bbrh abrh rookies left in camp. Landl«,2b 3 0 0 K.Kasten,3b 3 0 0 Mrs. Boyken A crowd of about 350 wit- side, and the catcher couldn't and threw to third for an easy Rot>'»on,U> 2 0 0 Ky. K'ten.p 2 10 The lockout didn't apply to Vezerla.p 1OO Snyder.H 3 0 3 nessed the action. hang on to it. Down the line out on Vexeris. Smith.ss ,30 1 Kelly.c 2 0 0 rookies.- fhey can't become Sraiunkl.cf 3 0 0 Talerlco.rt ' 3 Q 0 Wins Low Net* The game, a well-played streaked Kasten just ahead of The third basemen then Ciccone. c 2 0 0 Pavllck.lf 100 dues-paying members of the Ooetz,3b 10 0 Gle&son,2b 100 NAVESINK — Mrs. Lewis battle with tight defense from the throw from catcher Bob threw back to second for an RJch'dion.ir 2 0 0 Blanc'rd.as 2 0 0 Boyken won the low net NFLPA until after the third both squads throughout, saw Ciccone to Vezeris. attempted double play. The Bllerm'n.rf 2 0 0 MoNa'ra.lb 10 0 award for "A" Players in the game of the regular season. the winners put two men on in In the top of the sixth it throw was late, but Smith 19 0 1 17 0 3 Freehold Twp 000 MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS ASSOCIATION RED BANK ,1139 Ocean Ave. 84233g5Sea Bright 747-0552 36 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Open Daily 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Sat. 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. ATTENTION BOATMEN! OPEN SUN. 9 to NOON -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MI0DLETCN7N, N. J.I FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 Drivers Tune Up for Regatta fe! By RICH NICOLETTI The boat houses an aluminum Buick V-8 Look around you, Red Bankers. You engine and is about 275 pounds lighter than probably don't realize it, but the town in The Nickelodeon similar power plants. Sweeney related that which you live is famous.- Can you guess the loss in weight causes a 20-horse power why? reduction, but it seems to be a fair trade. I'll give you a hint. It's in the Marine Chtips Collects Chips Park area, and I don't mean the swings or raced from the New York Battery to the the sliding pond. Navesink. • . Sweeney first gained fame in his 145 hydro, "Blue Chips" back in 1967. At that . Take a look beyond the swings and the The event gathered more and more in- tone he was the national high-point champ tennis courts out to that big river called the terest until it died suddenly in 1953. Still in,that class^and the Eastern Division titlist. < i Navesink. That's what puts us on the nation- there were those who were aware of the im- Those feats earned him entry into the Gulf al map. '"• portance in maintaining Red Bank's reputa- Marine Hall of Fame. People come from all over to race on, or tion as "river sjwrts center of the East," just to look at that river, and here we are and by I960, the Sweepstakes came back to Sweeney feels that his new craft has taking it for granted. the area. certain advantages over other boats. His There's a good piece of history attached to This year's regatta promises to be big. boat usesa three-blade propeller which pro- Vides faster acceleration. He claims the the Navesink. The oldest iceboat club in the ger and better than ever and lots of local A REAL BLUE CHIPPER — Jack Sweeney of Rumson won his share of fame in the world is sittuated there—the North drivers will be competing for honors. boat also provides a softer ride and handles 145-cubic-inch hydroplane, "Blue Chips." Sweeney has recently built another "Blue Shrewsbury Iceboat and Yacht Club. Included in the wide array of talent are easier on the turns. During the summer, Monmouth Boat Jack Sweeney of Rumson and Paul DeVegh Walt Struzek of Narstown, Pa., who Chips." The new one is a 280 model. \ Club, with its numerous fleets of boats, of Eatontowtt..Both will foecompetin g in 280- holds the national record for speed in the 280 holds weekly regattas. cubic-inch hydroplanes. at 109 mph, will also be racing for cash and \ Area Gathers Fame Sweeny will be testing his brand new trophy on Aug. 15-16. ' The National Sweepstakes Regatta has "Blue Chips" which has been in the water a Paul DeVegh owns a conventional 280 brought even more fame to the Navesink. total of 15 minutes since it was built. The called "Paula's Pet." DeVegh won a race in Freehold Raceway Prepares This'regatta, one of the few of its kind in the craft is a Ron Jones Cabover (pilot sits in the President's Cup Regatta at Washington, • U.S., has been popular in this area since front ol engine as compared to the con- D.C., and his'boat is considered the most 193L Speedboat racing actually started in ventional craft which seats the pilot in the improved in its class in its region. Red Bank in 1928 when a group of boats rear). For Banner 97-Day Meeting Sweeney also credited DeVegh with being a good starter. The 280 races should FREEHOLD - The New Delaware in his bid to annex tablishments due to see action prove interesting. Sweeney in his new mod- Jersey harness racing circuit the laurels three consecutive here include the stables han- el; Struzek in his speed merchant and De- moves to Freehold Raceway years. Filion established an dled by Stanley and Verhon Vegh, who has the ability to get away in the on Monday, Aug. 10. all-time record last year of 80 Dancer, Ed Lohmeyer, Jr., early going, should all bring attention to the Although the Freehold 97- victories here. The popular Tony Abbatiello, LeRoy Cope- 280 class. day meeting is a week off, the Canadian horseman, North land, Eldon Harner and Aus- When asked how he compared Red vanguard of horse shipments America's leading driver in tin Thomas. The last named has been unloaded from the Bank's course to others around the country, 1968 and 1969, is currently in horseman, leading drivers Atlantic City Raceway with Sweeney said, "It's one of the best courses here in 1965 and 1966, is re- the arrival of four head second place behind Carmine anywhere. Spectator boats aren't allowed to Abbatiello in the national turning to his favorite stamp- move during the race. That eliminates the trained by Mike Gag- standings. ing grounds after a one year problem of having to race over the wake of liardi. The shipments from other boats. That way we get a much smoo- the seashore track will pick Other prominent racing es- lapse. ther ride." up this weekend with 200 Along with the good local talent, new horses expected to take up models and a gorgeous view of a beautiful quarters. The strength of the river, race fans will get the added thrill of a stables slated to campaign at Mrs. Cooperstein new event, the Grand Prix. Freehold are scheduled to It will be the first time ever at Red ship from New York, Pennsyl- Bank, and it is open by invitation to 12 bdats•: vania, Delaware, Massachu-. from the 225's to the five, and seven Litres. setts and Maryland. At the Ties Met Record start of the meeting 807 Total prize money will be $1,000, paid to horses will be on the grounds DEAL - Mrs. Walter Coop- kept in front of the pack by the top three finishers. with other stables located at erstein of Glen Oaks, N.Y., hitting 15 greens. POWER ON THE WATER — Paul DeVegh of Eatontown pilots his "Paula's Pet" Red Bank has been selected as one of nearby approved farms. was expected to win the Wom- the seven regattas at which drivers can The distant runner-up was around a turn, leaving a rooster tail in his wake, DeVegh's craft, a 280, is pew* en's Metropolitan Shore Golf Mrs. A. B. Bower of Pelham, earn points toward their classes' North The New York contingent Tournament in yesterday's fi- •red by a V-8 Chevrolet engine. American Championship Cup. • will be headed by the stables N.Y., with a 76 yesterday and nal lo holes of the 54-hole 242 total, while Kathy Linney maintained by Frank Taga- competition. riello and Eddie Cobb. Taga- of Plainfield had an 80 for 244. jiello, one of the leading driv- She did, outdistancing her Defending champion Mrs. -' ers here last. year with 31 nearest competitor by 13 Gordon McGrath of Piping trips to the winners circle, strokes for the three rounds. Rock was fourth at 245, fol- Westchester Has Golf Hi jinks lowed by Miss Janet Aulisf, will have 12 head and Cobb is However, the Staten Island 248. Six-time winner Mrs. Wil- and was disqualified. About "My knee just hurts too slated to unload 20 horses. women's , champion fell a . HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) - on the tight, little 6,700-yard ing to sign his scorecard. > liam Tracy of Essex Fells three hours later he called bad," said Hogan, the legen- Herve Filion, top horseman stroke short in her bid to es- '1Lee Trevino overslept and Westchester Country Club The fast-talking, happy-go- was next at 251. tournament officials, said he dary Texas Hawk who domi- at Freehold the past two sea- tablish a new tournament was disqualified, crippled Ben Course were veteran Tommy lucky Trevino failed to make • Seventeen-year-old Amy Jacobs, Australian Bruce had overslept and apologized. nated another golfing era. sons, will van 20 horses from record. The Hollywood Coun- Hogan withdrew after limping it for his 8:12 a.m. tee time Lane of Navesink led Shore Crampton, Hugh Royer, Eng- try Club's demanding par 37- in with a fat 78 and a five- participants in eighth place land's Brian Barnes and Lar- 37—74, 5,942-yard layout no man logjam for the top spot with 252. ry Hinson. doubt was the reason. developed yesterday in the Other Shore scorers: Mrs. first round of the Westchester Another stroke back at 88 . Mrs. Cooperstein settled for Henry Dubiet, Hollywood, 255; Golf Classic. was a group headed by de- a final round 78 to go with her Mrs. Oliver Vietor, Rumson, Tied at 67, five-under-par fending champion Frank Monmouth Park Today 77 in Tuesday's first round at 258; Mrs. Alfred F. King, Board, PGA titleholder Ray Deal and Wednesday's 74 at Rumson, 261; Mrs. Joseph Floyd and Gene Littler. Rumson for a total of 229. Rudnick, Navesink, 266; Mrs. RENT A CAR That tied the tourney mark DAY • WEEK • MONTH Veteran Doug Ford and Entries Selections' Caesar Kimmel, Hollywood, New Zealand lefthander Bob set by Mrs. Sophie Unterme- 269; Mrs. Hyman Winik, Hol- WALL Charles were in a crowd at 69 Cfcleouttal (Hole) 115 6-1 1.—Fort Sparkle, Cherrybrook, yer in 1954. Mrs. Untermeyer, lywood, 271; Mrs. Bart Ro- 20-1 Count Porter (Cannean) 115 ••> LINCOLN-MERCURY with Sam Snead at 70. 10-1 Eastern Toney. a former member at Holly- gers, Navesink,' 272; Mrs. Skrtwibury Avtnu* ot Sycamore 6-1 Air Boat (Thornburg) 119 10-1 wood who played out of Cen- The $250,000 purse, With Sakbahr (Mlcell) 113 12-1 Tlm» Boy" (Moseley) 113 31 2.—MI s s y Nade, Jollyren, W.B. Gillette, Beacon Hill, 747-5400 CherrytHooli (No Boy) U« 8-1 Calwood (Maple) 1J6 S-l tury, was an eight-time win- $50,000 to the winner, lured Astromaater (Maple) 113 12-1 Cloudy Alre. 276, and Mrs. James Dor- Fort Sparkle (Blum) 1M 5-2 m ner of the competition. the strongest and largest field Jimmy Bennett (Cordero) 113 10-1 iS:i ' 3.—Infashion, Bolt, Spring Pre- mant, Deal, 276. Atomic Attack (Benetto) 113 12-1 of the year, but most of the "~ "eraon) 108 6-1 tut—M,5oo; C. 1 » ;|> 1 M t A. lude. Mrs. Cooperstein three-put- JCutem yoney (Patterson) 111133 33-1 potfbae Jay.o.n,(Hoiv lia 4-1 {.-Arctic Actress, Highland 5 AUTO RACES great names of the game had Mistaken Identity (S. Maple) 106 20-1 Trip CNB) 116 ted three greens, but easily Sky Scamp (Kauai) 122 4*1 Hard Enamel (Ttiornburg) lit 8-1 Lady, Out in the Cold. 2 I TOMORROW NITE 8 P.M. i their difficulties in the muggy Pea Cole (Plomchok) 119 8-86 Atom. Princess (MlceU) 111 12-1 NOW, HRST MERCHANTS Whirling Bbbl (M) 113 31 Orbit ot Glory (Patterson) 110 31 5.-Tim's Boy, Hit Or Miss, 5 » J heat and eyestinging smog. . Bubble (Marijuez) 113 3-1 Ken (Verardlj "11"6 7-J Count" Royal ,-'.„:::(TerriJl,) 118 41 Count Porter. Yesterday's •B STOCK CARS The Big Three — Arnold 2nd—*4,IO0: Clnir: 9 n I. Country Da: 8-1 In A Pog (S. Maple) 110 y (Altorga) ltt 6.-0rbit of Glory, Count Royal, ' 2 MOD.-SPTS. LTD.-SPTS. Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Stella Dear (Carmean) 108 1(h—18,800! A. 34uPi 1 M.(Turf). Higher Interest Full SupporSupprtt (No BoyBy) )113 Ken. Results f MINI STOCKS Gary Player—were far back Ptt t cnotourg) 1 Press Run (NB) 118 10-1 Patteer FooFoott cniorntourg) 1119 4-1 More Princely (Ttiornburg) 113 6-1 7.—R 0 c k y Mount, Fathom, 1st—H,:oo c. :)»i4 so; M. Fll. 8 F. in the pack at 72 while Master Me M e TonTi (Monelej) 112 Mongx>'« Pride 1MB) 109 8-1 Swing Due* (Hole I 9.00 6.00 3.60 On Regular Berche&r (Gualmano) 113 Mr. TCnterloculor (Hole) 111 121 Mongo's Pride. Sazzarl (flolomone) 18.20 11.20 champion Billy Casper and Missy Nade (Hole) 113 Carry Sabers (Marquez) 118 15-1 Judge's M'take(A'ne) 17.00 7.80 6.00 Panbook Jollyren (Moseley) 110 Bum Bet (VeraVdl) 118 20-1 8.—Around the Horn, Missed Princess Antea (Patterson) 4.60 681-6400 Argentina's Roberto de Vin- Cloudy Alre Cniorntourf!) 119 8-1 Rocky Mount (Maple) 117 4-1 Ind—14.500 ('., 3H j; M. 1 M Hi) .V. Grey Fringe (Maple) 115 10-1 Handy Admiral (3. Maple) 112 8-1 Out, Royal Fillet. RlljM Jab IC. H. Mrquez) 5.20 3.60 S Civr your garilen the look land* even to the same type of jew- scapers lave! Keeps weed? els. One center jewel is made doH n. Gives a neat, finished * look all yrar 'round, up of 10,000 regular watch jewels. 20* OFF Other examples being + Reg. 3.19 ea. shown of fine craftsmanship SPORT COATS < in watches from Switzerland include wrist chronographs, chromometers, and self-wind- 20% to 30 for * ing., calendar and alarm watches, along with the latest in the world of men's and BOYS' & STUDENTS' DEPT. women's fashions. Also in- EVERGREEN cluded is a group of authentic time keeping devices going back to the days when time MERCHANDISE AZALEAS was a matter of sun, fire, wa- /2 Big, beaulilul and hardy. Container-Brown a7aaialra) s »i! ter and sand. NOMINAL CHAR&E FOR ALTERATION Kt your garden a-blaze next Spring. Red -white • pint. white The historical time pieces THIS SALE ONLY were obtained specially from Reg. J the watchmakers of Switzer- Shirts . Sports, Dress and Knit 5.95 ea. for land for the two-week show- 3 5! FORMERLY 4.95 to 1.95 Builders Name Now 3. Potted ROSES Liaison Group OUR USUAL CUSTOM POINT PLEASANT — N.J. ChooH: Irom oWr 100 varieties. In bud & bloom now. FITTING WITHOUT CHARGE Container—prown w there's no risk of transplant shock. Shore Builders Association Many are cvcrblooming. president, Sydney H. Israel, + has named a builder-realtor SHOES Dress Shirts committee to work in liaison JOHNSON & MURPHY Reg. up to $ with a similar committee JARMAN 15% to Formerly $9 to $13 5.50 en. for formed recently by the Mon- 3 mouth County Board of Real- 30% OFF tors. NOW 5.80 NJSBA committee is chaired SMARTLY STYLED Formerly J15 to $20 by Walter Zimmerer, Holm- ITALIAN KNIT SHIRTS del, second vice president of the builders organization, ALL y3 OFF NOW 8.80 while Victor Csik, Keyport realtor, heads the MCBR com- mittee. Come in early for best selections Named to serve with Mr. Zimmerer are Henry B. West, Holmdel, and Justin A. Segal, NURSERY, INC. Lakewood. Mr. Zimmerer said it was Rte. 71, Mcmrwuth M., Wwt long Brcmdi his hope that liaison could APPAREL also eventually be established with the Ocean County MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN Shop Ev«ning$ 'til 9:30 Mon., W«d., TTiun, Board of Realtors, adding that the problems of builders • LI 2-0615 • Fri. — Tut*, and Sat. 'til 6 P.M. and realtors are "kindred right down the line." •• •'* RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 —11 * GAY 90'S BAND — The Asbury Park Pops Band swings and sways to tunes of the past at yesterday's Monmouth THOSE WERE THE DAYS — Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 'MR. PRESIDENT — Sen. Ulysses S. Grant, portrayed Park Centennial celebration. Left to right are Meyer Sebold of Wast Orange, John Luckenbill of Little Silver, Wardell are dressed for the occasion at 'Monmouth by Dr. Raymond Arlo, admires ths huge trophy pre- , Al D'Amico of Long Branch, director William Bryan of Asbury Park, Joseph Barberio of Red Bank and Joseph Park's 100th anniversary celebration yesterday. Mr. sented to the winning jockey of yesterday's re-crea- Turi of Point Pleasant Beach. (Register Staff Photo) Wardell is general manager at the Oceanport racing 'tion of the famous 1870 race between Salvator and plant of today. Tenny. Monmouth Park Flashes Back Scenes of History By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN er of both thoroughbreds. «^fe*«8B«8» OCBANP0RT — Memories, color and pageantry ran An English brake coach drawn by four bay Holstein . one-two-three here yesterday as Monmouth Park turned back horses, owned by Philip B. Hofman, a Monmouth Park di- the pages of history to celebrate its Centennial rector, typified the mode of transportation racegoers used in One hundred years ago to the day — July 30, 1870 — 1870. Riding in the coach were Mr. and Mrs. Hofman, Mr. Monmouth Park first opened its massive gates to begin a and Mrs. Philip H. Iselin, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. "Jimmy" brilliant era in thoroughbred racing. In a 30-minute celebra- Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wardell, all dressed in the tion of the event, Monmouth Park officials yesterday at- styles of the 1870's. tempted to show the binding tide of the heritage of ideals Then came a Brewster road coach drawn by four black and tradition between the horse 'n' buggy days to the space Canadian crossbred horses, owned by John Fairclough age of today. Aboard were iMr. and Mrs. Fairclough, Mr. and Mrs. How- As the "Gay 90's Band" (Asbury Park Pops Band, di- ard Berger, Mrs. Edward Blind, Mrs. G. Barker Seeley and rected by William Bryan) pumped out music of the times, Raymond Arlo, playing the role of Ulysses S. Grant, a fre- two horse-drawn coaches and five antique automobiles rep- quent visitor to old Monmouth Park during his Presidency. resenting periods in history paraded down the stretch in The parade of automobiles included a 1906 Cadillac front of the grandstand. roadster owned by Edward N. King of Colts Neck, 1909 The colorful climax to the festivities was the re-creation Cadillac touring car owned by Charles Accisano of Lakej- of the stretch run of the famous 1890 match race between wood, 1930 Cadillac coupe owned by Arthur Schreiber of Salvator and Tenny at a mile and a quarter over the Sheeps- Freehold and 1940 Packard coupe owned by Paul Samperi OFF TO THE RACES — An English brake coach, owned by Philip B. Hoffman, leads tne Monmouth Park Cen. I head Bay course. of Asbury Park. tenni'al parade in front of the grandstand to begin yesterday's celebration. The coach, drawn by four bay Hoi. Salvator was closely linked to Monmouth Park, having Obviously, many things have changed since Monmouth stein horses, was a common mode of transportation in 1870. (Register Staff Photo by Don Lordi) stabled and run here. In the match race, Salvator, running Park launched a venture which has made it "a great name on the rail, beat Tenny, on tte outside, by a nose. Isaac in American racing." • Murphy rode Salvator, and Snapper Garrison was Tenny's But one thing did not change 100 years later. jockey back in 1870. "Salvator" again beat- ''Tenny" toy a. nose at the wire, Yesterday, "Salvator" was ridden by Billy Wilson and and "President U.S. Grant" was in. the winner's circle to "Tenny" by Tom Carroll, Monmouth Park outrider and own- make the presentation. . Swimming River Reservoir founcil-Manager System Disorder Hit by Officials COLTS NECK-What was ; Mr. Rice said that last Sun- Dam Road and Charles Elong trading Co., Inc., was re- termed "the extemporaneous day police had carried out a of Wood Hollow Road. jected. recreation facility" on Swim-' "raid" in the area which re- Mrs. Frances Tidd of Bea- Mayor Pierce, "acting on is Advised in Manalapan ming River Reservoir, will be sulted in the apprehension of ver Dam Road, urged the behalf of the Township Com- discussed Wednesday at a a number of teenagers and committee to hear the young mittee, and all residents" of MA'NALAP-AN.-The said that this method has not will only serve two years. boring Marlboro Township meeting called last night by juveniles, found to be in pos- people also adding that it was the township said he "was Township Charter Study Com- worked well because of lack, One of the councilmen will has such a system. the Township Committee. session of narcotics. Court "wrong for grownups, to act greatly honored to accept nn mission last night officially of coordination between de- be selected as mayor every System Rejected Action followed protest proceedings have been in- arbitrarily." The young official Monmouth County presented its recommenda- partments and because indi- two years. from residents of the Beaver stigated, he said. people, Mrs. Tidd said, flag presented to the township vidual committee members Non-partisan elections were D a m-Wood Hollow Roads by the Board of Chosen Free- tions to change the present Manager Provided also rejected on the grounds Mayor Carroll S. Pierce "ought to be heard, because Township Committee form of don't have the time for con- The proposed council would area, who complained strong- said that residents of the they themselves could greatly holders. Making the presenta- stant supervision. that existing political parties ly against "rowdiness, dan- whole Phalanx area were con- tion was Theodore J. Naro- government into, a council- appoint a full time township would go "underground" and help solve the situation. They manager system. The report also criticized manager, responsible for the gerous driving, speeding, cerned over this state of af- should be invited with dignity zanick, county budget direc- a ward plan was likewise, trespassing and other act- fairs and added, "We are try- tor. Freeholder Axel B, Carl- , The recommendation will the yearly politicking caused daily management of the mu- turned down because large to come to the meeting." appear on the November bal- by annual elections, the small nicipality, who will serve at ivities" in the area. ing to do something, about It son who was to have made 1 population differences be- The committee indicated the presentation, could not at- lot for residents approval. size (five members) of the the pleasure of the council, Township Administrator as best we cap. We would, tween districts having equal John P. Rice reported to the however, like to have Borne of this was not a case of "resi- tend. In its report, the charter committee, and the election of and supervise lesser depart- vote could easily appear in dents against the young" in Study group criticized the specialized posts such as ment heads. committee that, on inspecting you, the residents, to get in- The committee adopted at the -apidly growing munici- the area, he had found evi- volved, and help us." any way. Mayor Pierce point- first hearing an ordinance existing setup primarily for clerk, tax assessor, etc. and The township clerk, attor- ed out that there are viola- pality before the districts dence of dead camp fires, lit- The mayor then asked three amendment increasing Liquor its lack of full-time adminis- the legislative power of the ney, planning and zoning were realigned every 10 tions of existing laws and the tration and supervision. The Board of Health. boards will be appointed by ter, beer cans and ropes hung of the residents who had com- License fees 20 per cent "to years. from trees. creation of a nuisance, which bring them in line with fees office of business adminis- Plan Advised the council. plained, to act as a committee must be rectified. trator has existed in the town- Under the recommended The powers of initiative ref- ' The population growth of Contacts Made and meet with the township levied by other towns in the ship for two years but has re- plan, the township committee erendum, and recall, or di- the township — 4,000 in 1960 Mr. Rice said he had con- officials, representatives of The Township Committee fee was increased to $540 mained unfilled for most of will be replaced by a seven- rect democracy" as the re- to 12,000 today and an esti- tacted authorities of the Mon- the State Police and the Wa- awarded a contract for re- from $450. A public hearing port calls them, will be re- mated 25,000 in 1985 — with mouth Consolidated Water Co. ter Company, to discuss what pairs to township drainage will be held at the next regf thit period. The report char- man council with staggered ular Committee meeting. acterized the powers of this four-year terms. served to the township voters. its concomitant growth of on the lack of "no tres- could be done to improve and paving to the Frank Z. matters. position as "very weak." If the plan is approved by The report also says that a municipal expenditures and passing," and "no swim- Sindlinger Inc., of Holmdel, Accepted with regret was Flaws Are Cited the voters in November, the strong mayor council form of services was seen as the un- ming" signs. He said he also Attending Wednesday's ses- contractors, for the 'sum of the resignation, after pine government was rejected be- derlying factor in what the contacted the State Police, to sion will be Steve Graham $34,719. The only other bid^or years of service, of John S. Primary responsibility for first council will be elected in see what could be done. the dayyto day operations of November, 1971. " After the cause of the possibility of con- charter study commission and John Roarty of Beaver $62,133 from the Stavola Con- Tennent, from the Township's township now rests with the election, lots' will be drawn to flict between the two. The considers the problems of the Board of Health. committeemen; The report determine which four council study group noted that neigh- present committee form. The commission, chaired by Robert J. Butler, included two democrats, two republi- Transport Man Gets 90-Day Jail Term cans and an independent. Parley Nets Mini-Bike No Specifics For Visiting Estranged Wife WASHINGTON - Although HAZLET - A township Ave., Keansburg, and Wayne Angelo Contursi of Belle- Driver, 12, there was a general agree- tnan who earlier this month L. Lewis of 91 Pacific Blvd., ville was fined $15 and had ment that New Jersey needs comprehensive transportation was warned to keep away Cliffwood Beach, were fined his driving privilege sus- from the home of his es- $50 each after being found Ticketed planning, no specific plan was tranged wife has been sen- guilty of shoplifting $7.99 pended for 30 days for turning HAZLET - Police yester- reached at a meeting of Sen. tenced to 90 days in the coun- worth of merchandise^ from through an opening in the day issued Frank Galiastro of Clifford P. Case, R-N.J. and ty jail for disobeying the Bradlees Department Store, center line barrier on Rt. 36. 29 Parkview Drive a sum- state transportation officials court's order. Rt. 36. Fined $15 each for careless mons for allowing an unli- yesterday. Louis F. Zasadowski of 18 driving were Max Spencer of censed driver to operate a State Commissioner of The penalty was imposed on Michigan Ave., Hazlet, and Ridgefield, Wiish.; Thomas E. motor vehicle after his 12- Transportation John Kohl and James A. Nance of 29 Gale- Charles D. Connallen of 703 Robins of 245 Seeley Ave., year-old son struck another chairman of the New,_..Iersey wood Drive by acting Munici- Bayview Ave., Union Beach, Keansburg; Raymond A, Or- child while riding a home- Highway Authority John Gal- pal Court Judge Harold Hal- were fined $50 each on assault chards of 115 Wilson Ave., made mini-bike. lagher attended the parley, pern. A six-month suspended charges stemming from an in- Port Monmouth; Nancy A. Juvenile complaints were labeled the first of its kind by sentence and a warning had cident in the Holy Family Joel of 34 Franciscan Way; signed by police against the an aide to the senator. been imposed earlier this Catholic Church parking lot. Michael G. Brezas of Carte- son, Joseph, 12, for operating Sen. Case, ranking Uepubli- month by Municipal Court In traffic matters, Harry F. ret; Charles F. Barton of 46 a motor vehicle without a li- Judge Vincent J. Agresti. can member of the Senate Grey of Jersey City paid $205 Creek Road, Keansburg, and cense and having an unregis- transportation appropriations Harry J. Wiltshire of 114 for driving while on the re- Paul J. Conway of 151 Hudson tered vehicle. subcommittee, said he had Liberty St., Long Branch, was voked list; Charles L. Stone Ave., West Keansburg. Police said the youth came spoken with former Gov. Al- of 21 Appletown, Drive, $105 Samuel Lecler of 251 Gar- around a curve on Parkview ordered held for the Grand FLAG PRESENTED — Mayor Carroll S. Pierce of Colts Neck, left, last night ac- fred E. Driscoll, chairman of Jury on charges of possession for taking a vehicle without field Ave., Long Branch, was Drive adout 1:30 p.m. and the New Jersey Turnnike Au- of heroin, possession of a sto- the owner's permission, and fined $15 for driving an unreg- struck Andrew Solchetti, 6, of cepted an official flag of Monmouth County, presented to the township by the thority, and "While Gov. len motor vehicle and pos- George J. Duncan Jr. of 131 istered vehicle and Paul P. 6 Linda Place, who was riding Board of Chosen Freeholders. Making the presentation was Theodore J. Narozan- Driscoll could not join our dis- sessing a dangerous weapon. Hazlet Ave., $55 for driving Mignano of .198 Fourth St., a bicycle. ick, right, budget director for the county. Freeholder Axel B. Carlson, who was cussions today, he was deeply Mr. Wiltshire waived a pre- while impaired. Mr. Duncan West Keansburg, was as- The child was treated at the interested in the trans- liminary hearing. also lost his driving privilege sessed $15 for driving without scene by the Hazlet First Aid, scheduled to make the presentation, was unable to attend the meeting. portation problems of New RusseltyJ. O'Ccnnell of Carr for six months. a licanse. according to Sgt. Carl Price. (Register Staff Photo) Jersey." ^ 9 12 mtasm. BED m&>mmmom. N. U FRIDAY, ftfl* 3i, KROLL CENTRAL JERSEY'S GIANT BRAND NEW 1970 LEFTOVERS THE MOMENT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR END OF THE YEAR SAVINGS HERE THEY ARE LISTED BELOW PLUS MANY MANY MORE NOT SAVE $1000 s MAVERICK MUSTANG TORINO LTD T-BIRD GALAXII LTD SQUIRC WAGONS 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 FALCON 1970 FORD LID 1970 TBIRD 1970 6ALAXIE SOO m<] FORD LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE #BI4M #B112t *B1210 #81459 ' #B107t I #B19M 4 Door sedan, medium blue metal- Brougham 2 Dr. hardtop, light green 2 Dr. landau, 9 cyl, cruise-o-matlc, 2 Or. hardtop, sportroof, aqua, 3 Dr. hardtop, formol root, yellow, 4 Dr., a cyl. black, crulse-o-mollc, Tudor sportsroof, yellow. light blue, timed glass, AM-FM radio, black vinyl rool, 1 cyl. crulso, tinted ! Or. sedon, 4-cyl. erulse-o-motlc, Crulse-o-matlc, rodlo, power steer- lic, 6 cyl. crulso, radio, power metallic, 8 cyl. crulse-o-motlc, black console, power brakes, power win- crulse-o-matlc, rodlo, power Steer- glass, radio, power steering, air tinted gloss, radio, power steering, Ing. steering. vinyl roof, air conditioning, radio. dows and seats, air conditioning. ing, power brakes. conditioning. luggage rack, air conditioning. rodlo, accent group. LIST LIST LIST $ LIST $ LIST LIST $2480 NOW *2279 $3366 NOW '2875 $2964 NOW 2595 $4593 NOW 3751 NOW M950 $3768 NOW '3169 NOW '3674 $5120 NOW '4165 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 FALCON • 1970 FORD LTD 1970 TBIRD 1970 6AIAXIE SOO 1970 FORD LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE #B1321 it B1303 #B14D3 #B138I #B1443 I #B14» #BIW7 #BI47» 2 door Landau, white. 9 cyl,. Cruise- 2 door hardtop, dark Ivy green, * 2 Dr. hardtop, 8 cyl. crulso, dark omatlc, AM & FAA radio, console/ Ford XL 2 door hardtop, white 8 4 Dr. sedan Brougham, ivy green 4 Dr., 10 pass., yellow, tinted gloss* IJ door >edon, Brittany blue. «-Cyl., blue, tinted glass, radio, power cyl., Crulseomatlc, radio, tinted metall k, V-B crulso, tinted glass, 2 Dr. sedan, medium blue, ( cyl., power steering, brougham vinyl with radio, power steering, radio, air cyl., Crulse-o-matlc, rodlo, power steering, vinyl seat trim, air condi- leather seat surface, power side glass, power steering, black vfayl radio, power steering, green vinyl radio. steering. cruiso, rodlo, .power steering. tioning. windows, air conditioner. roof, olr conditioner. roof, air conditioning, conditioning, luggage rock, 8 cyl. llST LIST LIST T NOW '2056 NOW '2825 $2964 NOW '2595 NOW'3635 $6564 NOW '5295 $4388 NOW '3641 NOW '3820 £ BO NOW M175 MAVERICK 1)78 MUSTANG 1970 FALCON 1970 FORD LTD 1970 T-BIRD 1970 6ALAX1E 5011 1970 FORD LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE I #B1IM #B1S4« #B1500 #81444 #B1US 2 Dr. sportsroof, 6-cyU select crul- 4 Dr. sedan, nugget gold metallic 2 Dr. hardtop, t cyl., Crulseo, white, 2 Door Landau, dark blue, 8 cyl., Goloxle XL 3 door hardtop, brown Brougham, 4 Dr. hardtop, light Ivy 4 Dr. pass., yellow/ deluxe luggagt 2 Dr. sedan, 6-cyl.i hullo blut. radio, vinyl roof, tinted glass, radio, yellow, tinted glass, radio,, power so, medium raid, rodlo, power steer- crulso 6 cyl., wheel covers, power radio, power steering, tinted glass, Crulseomatlc, tinted glass, power power steering, Crulseomatlc, selec- steering, block vinyl roof, air condi- rack, 8 cyl./ crulse-o-matlc, air con- I vinyl trim. ^ Ing. steering. black vinyl roof, olr conditioning. side windows, air conditioner. tolre conditioner. tioning. ditioning, radio. I LIST LIST LIST LIST LIST LIST $2159 NOW'7050 NOW '2845 $2943 NOW '2590 $4437 NOW'3670 NOW '4810 $4414 NOW '3595 $4635 NOW'3840 $4835 NOW '3941 1970 MUSTANG 1970 FALCON 1970 LTD 1970 TBIRD 1970 GALAXIE 500 1970 LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE me MAVERICK #810*1 #61331 #B838 #B1334 I *B1M7 #B150t 2 door sportsroof, 8-cyl., Mach I, 4 Or. stdon, pastel blue, crulso 6 2 dr. hardtop, 8 cyl., Cruise-o-motlc, Tudor landau, pastel yellow* 6 cyl- 2 door hardtop, Ivy green met., V-8, 4 dr. hardtop, nugaet gold metallic, I 2 door sedan, grabber orange, A-cyl., yellow, select Crulse-o-matlc, tinted medium Ivy green metallic, green crufse-o-fnatlc, tinted glass, power black vinyl root, select Crulse-o, cyl., wheel covers, radio, power 1 Crulse-o-motlc, radio, color keyed glass, radio, power steering, rear vinyl roof, radio, vinyl seat trim, seats and windows, tilt steering Crulseomatlc, power steering, green radio, power steering, air condi- Four door., V-S, crulse-o-motlc, whit*. wheel, power trunk, air conditioning. tioner. | racing mirrors, bodyside tape stripe. deck spoiler. steering. air conditioner. vinyl root. LIST tlST LIST $ $2590 NOW '2448 $3822 NOW '3275 NOW '2625 £. NOW '3788 NOW '4990 $3799 HOW 3176 NOW'3686 NOW '4175 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 FAIRLAHE SOO 1970 FORD LTD 1970 T-BIRD 1970 GALAXIE 500 1970 FORD LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE #•1401 #81403 #8144* #51516 #B1315 #BM77 I SBlill 2 door Landau, white with black Tudor hardtop, yellow, V-S, crulso, 2 Dr. hardtop, I cyl. crulso, white 4 dr. sedan* i cyl. crulso, black, vinyl roof, 8 cyl,, Crulseomatlc, 2 door hardtop, sportsroof, 8 cyl., Brougham 4 Dr. sedan, 8 cyl- crulso, 4 door, 6 pass., med. brown, a cyl., pastel blue, 'tinted glass, radio, pow- Crulseomatlc, tinted glass, AM radio, J door sedan, hula blue, 4-cyl., radio, power steering, black vinyl with black vinyl top, wheel covers, tinted glass, radio, power steering, tinted glass, power steering, sequen- Crulseomatlc, radio, brown with tial rear turn signals, power side er steering, blue vinyl roof, air con* power steering, luggage rack, air j Crulseomatlc, radio, accent group. roof. radio, power steering. brown vinyl roof, air conditioning. windows, air conditioner. brown vinyl rool, power steering, ditloning. conditioner. LIST LIST $ &NUW '2380 NOW '2955 $3259 NOW '2856 NOW '3650 £. NOW '4795 NOW '1079 $4558 NOW 3718 NOW '3995 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 FORD LTD 1970 GALAXIE 500 v 1970 LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE AB1524 #B1M7 ON-THE #B14»3 #B1478 #B12M 2 Dr. hardtop, medium bright blut 2 Or. hardtop, 6 cyl, crulso, red Brougham 4 Dr. sedan, 0 cyl. cruiso, Custom SOO ranch wagon, light Ivy 2 dr. hardtop, formal roof, mqdlum 4 door, med. brown, 8 cyl., tinted 2 door sedan. Freudian Gilt, frcyl., white, tinted glass, radio, power yellow, t cyl., Crulseomatlc, 6 pass., metallic, i cyl. crulso, wheel covers, with block vinyl roof, radio, power steering, brown vinyl roof, air tinted glass, radio, power steering, blue, Cruise-o, 8 cyl., blue vinyl roof, glass, AM radio, power storing, Crulse-o-matlc. radio. radio, power steering. steering. conditioning. SPOT air conditioner. vinyl seat trim, power steering. luggage rack, air conditioner. LIST LIST LIST L L1SI LIST I $2375 NOW '2275 $3050 NOW '2670 $3375 NOW '2953 NOW '3750 DELIVERY , .?., NOW '3642 $4039 NOW >3364 $4944 NOW '4077 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 FORD LTD INSTANT 1910 E340 VAN 1970 FORD LTD 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE it BUM #Bissrr #B1503 #B»4J 302 Boss, 2 door Sportroof, Calypso Brougham 4 Dr. hardtop, I cyl. Brougham 2 Dr. hardtop, light Ivy 2 Or. sedan, 6-cyl, Cruise-o-matlc, 2 Dr. hardtop Brougham, 8 cyl. 4 Dr., pastel blue, select, cruljo, coral, tinted glass, radio, console, crufso, dark blue, wheel covers, crulso, pastel blue, tinted glass, Wlmb. while, rear door oloss, ita- yellow, e cyl. crulso, tinted glass, I whili. power steering, rear deck spoiler/ radio, power steering, blue vinyl radio, power steering, blue vinyl CREDIT radio, power steering, green vinyl tinted glass, radio, power steering, tachometer and trip odometer. rool. roof, air cord It Jon ing. tlonary pass seat. root, air conditioning. deluxe luggage rack, air Conditioning. LIST LIST $ APPROVED USI LIST LIST !£. NOW '2175$4113 NOW '3556 $3784 NOW '3280 $£93 NOW 3790 NOW '2950 $5190 NOW '4195 $5021 NOW'4145 SPECIAL 8,000 MILES AUTO TRANS., 1970 MAVERICK Accent Group, White Walls, Radio '2075 KROLL FORD 671 BROADWAY - LONG BRANCH NEW-222-3600 USED—222-9200 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOW.V, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 13 ANNOUNCEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOS FOE SALE LOST AND FOUND ATTENTION! MUST SACRIFICE! I am atlll picking up your old refrig- 1965 BUICK SKYLARK — Red Con- FOUND — Light brown dog in erators, washing machines and gas vertible, 340 cu. in., 300 h.p. engine. GET the area. stoves. Fee W. 495-0823. 3 speed Fenton Floor Shift. Custom Call 842-3685. Features .include rear air shocks. 8 track stereo tape unit. Take over pay- LOST — Light tan Siamese cat wearing AUTOMOTIVE ments. Call 493-4064 after 3:30 p.m. a red collar with rhlnestones. Vicinity Kemp Ave. 747-2755. AUTOS FOR SALE 1967 GTO for Less at SIZZLING LOST — Male half-toy poodle, black and white. "Timmy." Port Monmouth. Re- CIRCLE CHEVROLET Light green, black vinyl top, Hack ward. Phone 787-8723. 325 Maple Ave Red Bank vinyl Interior. 4 speed. 1969 421 evlgtne. T41-313O Call 787-32SS after 5. LOBT — Black and white lemale Kitten. Kitson Five months old. Flea collar. East 1963 FORD FALCON — Convertible. (More Classified Ads Keanfiburg area. Kewnrd. Call after S. Good condition, new tires, bucket seats. 787-4591. Call 264-6583. On The Next Page) SUMMER AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE € Chevrolet '68 PONTIAC Grand Prix. Power windows, vinyl roof, automatic transmission, power steering, radio* air conditioning, SALE! ITS YOUR MOVE power brakes. WAS $2495 .- „ NOW $2279 COOL OFF WITH THESE AIR CONDITIONED BEAUTYS! TO A BETTER USED CAR •68 TEMPEST ...and we've got the BEST! Six. Sport coupe. Automotlc trans- 1707 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT SEDAN, bright blue, black vinyl mission, power steering, radio. trim, factory air, full power, vinyl roof, radio, etc. Only 10,000-mile car. WAS $169$ NOW '153T 9 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1968 BUICK 1967 PONTIAC F-8S, Cutlass supreme, two-door 1707 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE, Cocoa brown, saddle hardtop, V-8, four-speed transmis- LeSabre, two-door hardtop, V-8, GTO, convertible, V-l, 4-speed trim, factory air, full power, vinyl roof, radio, executive car, 7,000 miles. sion on the floor, power stewing automatic transmission, power console transmission) power steer- '67 FIREBIRD Yellow with block C9AOC steering and power ng and bucket Unyl roof. ^AOTD brakes, green. $2295 leats. Burgundy. $1825 400 hardtop. Four-speed transmission, power steering, radio. 1969 DODGE WAS 1707 MERCURY MONTEGO STATION WAGON, dusk gray, gold trim, Sportsman Wagon, 6-cyllnder, auto- • 1968 PLYMOUTH 1967 FORD $1AAQ matic transmission) blue. "A beau- $1995 _. ...NOW 1007 factory air, full power, radio, whitewalls, etc.,26,000 miles. tiful car for C9EOC Fury III, two-door hardtop. V-8, Cortina, Deluxe "1500", four-door lors» family." **O"3 automatic, transmission, power ledan, maroon, / steering, air cond., £91 Cfl itandard transmission. $1050 1968 PLYMOUTH u 1707 MERCURY COUGAR SPORT COUPE, Ermine white, turquoise Sport Fury, 2-door Fostop, 318 CIO vinyl roof, blue. T*" '67 PONTIAC V-8 engine, automatic console, 2+2, 428. V-B. 4-speed transmission, trim, factory air, full power, radio, whitewalis, etc., hideaway lights. power steering, factory air condi- 1968 FORD 1966 CHEVROLET power steering* radio. tion with Auto-temp control and Bel Air, 4-door sedan. Brown, V-8, bucket seats. Burgundy with Torino, two-door, fastback, V-8, WAS $ld3Q black vlnyi roof. C7AQC auto, trans-, power —^ — — — _ UUIUauto,. transmission11 UJ1IIIII99IUII.1 6-n HOC $Z095 Full factory equipped. $1895 NOW I'M* 170/ BUICK RIVIERA SPORT COUPE, mist green, black trim/factory air, pow Hearing. Red. 1968 PLYMOUTH er windows, stereo, seats, etc., loaded beauty. Fury III, 4-door hardtop, 318 CID 1967 CHRYSLER V-8 engine, automatic transmis- 1965 PONTIAC •67 FIREBIRD (Ion, power steering and brakes, New Yorker, 2-door hardtop, auto* Bonnevllle, convertible, V-8, auto- factory air condition. Green with matlc transmission! power steer- Convertible. V-6, automatic trans- jreen vinyl roof, Ing and power COOOC matic trans., power mission, power steering, radio. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA STATION WAGON, artistic turquoise, $2395 snakes. Turquoise, ^m9mQ steering, turquoise. $1175 WAS turquoise trim, factory air, full power, roof rack, radio, etc. $1895 NOW '1659 • \ Good Transportation Cars Available 1965 CADILLAC FOUR-DOOR BROUGHAM, deep green, black trim, factory air, full power, door locks, etc., vinyl roof. A BARGAIN! "67 GTO Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing | Two-door hardtop. Four-speed* radio, j vinyl roof. -spe AIR CONDITIONED COMMERCIAL SPECIAL! $1795 NOW 1507 1700 VriCVKULET ONE-TON TRUCK with nin.-foot all aluminum van bodyrJual-wh.nl,, Buhler & Bitter '66 PONTIAC flaps, west coast mirrors, electric tailgate, custom cab, automatic transmission, power brakas, radio and haatar, Grand Prix. Automatl* transmission, plus big cab air conditioner ... a beauty . . . looks and acts new with only 12,000 miles. CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH power steering, radio, SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 WAS $1249 $1495 NOW ••" * NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET Stop in and see our friendly salesmen! '66 PONTIAC Catollno. Hardtop, eutomotk; trans- mission, power steering, ra*o. I WAS '979 CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO $1295 NOW 325 MAPLE AVENUE 741 - 3130 RED BANK YOU CAN '65 PONTIAC Grand Prix. Automotlc transmission, power steering, radio. ;'(' WAS BUY A... $1195 NOW '859 WILL YOU BE ONE OF THE BRAND NEW 1970 '65 TEMPEST Six. Four-door sedan. Automatic transmission, power steering, radio. WAS $1095 - NOW '829 '65 PONTIAC CataHna. Two-door sedan* automatic FOR ONLY . . . transmission, power steering, radio. WAS $ CQQ LET'S FIGURE $ 895 NOW OO7 MONMOUTH'S BASE PRICE. '65 PONTIAC 3rond Prix. Four-speed transmis- HAPPY PEOPLE sion. WAS who will buy their new ear from WALL at big savings. $1095 NOW '749 We offer the biggest selection of brand new MERCURYS, MONTESOS, COUGARS, MARQUIS In Monmourh and Ocean Counties! Before you raaliic It ... the 1971 '65 TEMPEST modeli will be in ... with prices rising enjain. We have Wagon. Automatic transmission, had hundreds of satisfied customers all year long and PER MONTH power steering, radio. we want to make at least 77 more. Stop in today and WAS see why more and more people are buying their can $ 695 NOW '449 from us. Yes, will you buy now ... PREPARATION & CONDITIONING. •75.00 OR WILL YOU JUST WAIT TRANSPORTATION ______74.00 '63 TEMPEST Four-door sedan. Automotlc trans- • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION mission, radio. • RADIO L_ WAS UNTIL YEAR AGAIN? G WHITEWALL TIRES $ 495 NOW '349 D UNDERCOAT We have most models and colors in stock. TOTAL *2128.00 —"/Is Is" Specials'— DOWN '68 PLYMOUTH $1289 Now is the best time to buy your new car. PAYMENT BALANCE * 1830.00 OR TRADE '66 MUSTANG $ 749 36 EQUAL MONTHY PAYMENTS-APPROVE29D CREDIT8. DON'T SETTLE . . .SELECT! '65 MUSTANG $ 679 ANNUAL PiRCMAGEKATi 11.08; TOTAL FINANCE CW4RGE '329.28; SVU Of THE PAriMNTS «2159.28. Convertible '65 CHEVY II $ 319 1970 COUGAR 1970 MONTEREY 8T DOZEN USED GAR '65 FORD S 869 PER Hardtop Stock #1261. Two-door hardtop, vinyl roof, Stock #1209. Two-door hardtop, automatic MONTH I transmission, whitewall tires, power steering, automatic transmission, power steering, pow- DEALS of the WEEK AM radio, remote control mirror, deluxe er brakes, air conditibnad, decor group, '65 MUSTANG $ 559 wheel covers, automatic seatback release. tinted glass, AM radio. '62 DODGE '64 CHEVROLET '65 BUICK '65 CHEVROLET Hardlop STATION WAGON IMPALA 4-DOOR LcSABRE 4-DOOR IMPALA 4-DOOR $ R&H, Automatic, R&H, Automatic, power R&H, automatic, power R&H, automatic, '64 CHRYSLER $ 639 power steering, etc. steering, etc Immaculate. steering, brakes, etc. power steering, etc. 3277 3877 $297 $597 $597 $897 3 seat wogon '64 FORD $ 249 '66 PLYMOUTH '67 CHRYSLER '67 PONTIAC GTO '68 PLYMOUTH • EXTRA SPECIAL! CONVERTIBLE Newport 4-door sedan, HARDTOP Sport Fury Conv., candy R&H, automatic, radio and heater, auto- R&H, J-speed, power steer- apple red, R&H, OUTO. on power steering, etc. matic, power steering. ing, buckel seats, etc. console, bucket scats, pwr. WE WILL TAKE I970 MONTEGO 2-dr. hardtop $1097 $1297 $1597 $1497 YOUR TRADE AND '68 PLYMOUTH '69 TOYOTA '69 PONTIAC GTO '69 CHRYSLER ARRANGE STATION WAGON CORONA 2-DR. HDTP. CONVERTIBLE TOWN & COUNTRY WGN. FINANCING Power steering, AM radio, full carpeting, $ R&H, automatic, power R&H, automatic, etc. R&H, aulo, on console, R&H, automatic, power steering/ etc, Real economy. P.S., buckel seats, etc. steerlnp, power brakes. whitewall tires, deluxe wheel covers. 2677 $1797 $1897 $2397 $2997 LARGEST SELECTION OF USED CARS IN MONMOUTH COUNTY — OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9:30 KITSON LINCOLN-MERCURY BRAND NEW] SHREWSBURY ITOYOTAI WALL HIGHWAY 34 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH-TOYOTA '1726 EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY AYE., AT SYCAMORE 747-5400 P.O.E. TOO RT. 36, EATONTOWN 542*5500 542-1^26 Oirtctry Acra fttm M.V I.JHCIO Stitin t < Mill Eat H *WM1> Ski»i»f Cenlir 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RpD BANK. MIDDLETOWN, N. U FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 — flOTOf FOB Mil! AUTOS ft)R SALE . AUTOS FOE SALE I AUTOS FOE SAli . AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAME { • DAAVXSON — Mercedes- TWIH BOKO MOTORS IBM CHEVROLET IMPAIR — New lerrtee. Hwy. «. Free- Jeep Bales and Service Ures, new brakes, perfect thtpe, MOO. JiT car buxsTnugilLL Ol 5..*. exi l Price start at J283O plus freight adlllao CoTT job Newman Bprtngs Rd., 1989 OTO—Mais, four-speed Hurst. ^__ Bucket seats, vinyl roof, stereo radio. IMS CHEVROLET Impala Super Sport IOeMd roMDBank. T TI14M0.OT — Automatic trans•- I IMS OLDCOIOBILB W Coupe with air. 1687 VOLKgWAOEN — Futbacx. IW8 VOLKSWAOEN — SquirebtclC. — Two-door. Good conaluoD. $1,200. one missli? pSwe"brakes? power ste.rlng. Good tires. Fold-away headlights. SAC- The Used Car One owner. Csll blue. New tires and battery. Excellent air conditioning, automatic, radio, owner. 381-2774. RIFICB. Call m-mSalter 3 ' ~ 7U-O176 heater 747-9611, between D-6. Eow mile w WOW. 74J1-JV4II. condition, $1350. Call 775-4323 before 10 Kroll Motors Inc. I960 CORVETTE OPBL — 1868 Fastback. Two-door. 1869 OUDSMOBILK — Delta SS. tour- sun, or after g p.m. 279 Broadway Loot BrMich, N. I. 196J FURY CONVERTIBLE — Ex- White with red racing stripe. Red Interi- door Holiday sedan. Power steering, 222-3600 CA22>-6953 or 872-1797 cellent running condition. Extra tires. or. Vinyl bucket seats. Excellent condi- power brake*, alr-csndltlonlng, snow KITSON CHEVROLET OO. Automatic transmission. V8 and power steering. Call 741-7140 alter 4:30 p.m tion and tires. Factory alr-condltlonlng. hilt. Seasonable. $42-3232. Until Hwy. 38 Eitontoira 1963 FORD FAIRLANB—Buckets an* 1M5 THUNDBRBIRD — Convertible. Over 35 miles per gallon. Four shifts on. Buyers Guide, S D.m._ console. Competition Hurst four-speed. Call after 7:30 'wo-door ^ MMM0 Posl rear, JJ350. Oil 787-5918. 1963 PONTIAC CACATALIN' A •- T« floor. Radio and heater. Asking $1,350. IM4 CHRYSLER NEW YORKBR — 739-0764 hardtop. Powerr asteering and brakes. Call evenings or Saturday, 741-5472. 1962 PLYMOUTH Four-door. Factory air. Many «trss. AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, tour- PB DE VILLE CADILLAC — Good conditioni.. $398$398^. 787-4782. Eicellent condition. A»kin« $805. Call (condition. All power. No air, 1968 CHEVROLET 88386 — New~H70l{~ I Four-door economical six with stick speed, S1.872. P.O.E. slightly higher DATBUN shift. Our "ai in" special. Only $250. Bill or Denny. 747-»849. wkh_ automatic- Also Sprites, Midgets, Polyglas tires. Heavy duty suspension. This MGBTo&dsTe'ra —~QT.~X4a'MOTORS. WASHINGTON'S AUTO BBRVICB Hurst and gauges. 741-7583 alter 7 p.m. 1969 FORD LTD — Two-door nardtop. Ajbury Park. 7T8-3183. '_ 1966 BUICK SPECIAL — V-8. automat- 370 Broad St. 2S4-1323 Keyport used car is RASSAS PONTIAC vinyl top. lour new tires, power ic, power steering, power brakes, air 1095 MU8TANO — Convertible, six-cyl- I 399 Broad 81. 741-5160 Red Bank steering, power brakes. A-l condition. 1960 CADILLAC — Convertible. New conditioned. Best offer over $1)00- 6H- 1965 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE—Ex- inder standard. Very fine running condi- 12395 or ressontbls oiler. Must sell by cellent condition. (760. Call between 9-12 guaranteed Ivefl. until 9 tires, new battery, good running condt* J006 after « p.m. or 6-7 p.m. 871^247. tion and economical. Must sell. $725. Aug. 1. 787-0288. tlon. Asking S25O. 787-5338. 1663 OLDSMOBILE — Dynamic 88. 303 842-4521 lOOi. JEEP 19 70 CHALLENGER RT-Black on convertible. Call 2&1-2Q84 before 6 p.m. IMS CJ-5 four-wheel drive. Warn blade, 383 cu. In.. 338 h.p,, 365 Post 4- (360 or best offer. Ask tor Tom. SCENIC CAR SALES hubs. Pull eab. Bummer top and plow. CORVAIR 1967 CAMARO speed, factory stereo tape. Many other 1966 and up. Monza or Corsa. Two- 1963 FORD FAIRIANB — Station Hwy^Jg 872-0221 Highlands TwO'door hardtop, yellow, black top Excellent condition. 8400 miles. Phone factory options. $3400 firm. Days 787* 1865 TRIUMPH BPITFIRB — Convert, 9690, eves. 486-0616. door preferred. In excellent condition. wagon. V-8. new engine (not re-bullt), and trim. 8-oyllnder with automatio Call 671-3328. radio, hes.tor, new brakes. Standard lble. Excellent running condition. $700. and power ilterlng. Must be seen to 1682 BUICK Station Wagon. Three shift. $550. 842-7592 after 7 p.m. 741-8772. • be appreciated. Save S now! AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE seats. Power steering, power brakes. 1963 TRIUMPH TR 4—Excellent run- 1963 JAGUAR XKE — Coupe. Sharp. WOO. Call 671-2615. ning condition. Body needs work. J450. Recent Inspection. Must sell. $1195. Call RASSAS PONTIA6 C 128 Branch Ave., Red Bank, rear, after 395 Broad St. 741-518O Red Bank JAGUAR 1966 — Dark *luo coupe. 747-4049. ^^ Eves. unllM) Excellent condition. Low mileage. 6 p.m. Bcfor* w* put any used car out on our us«d rar lo^ 12105. Call 774.4413. u 1969 BUICK — Skylark custom, fully 1970 VOi.KBWAUBiri — ^• \"^'"i'?"; 1969 NNOVA equipped. Llks new. $3200. w» give it a little test. A grilling 16-poinf Inspection. 1969 VOLKSWAOEN — Excellent condi- Factory guMinten. AM/FM. Red. sac- Two-doorr. Regular fuel v-8 automatic, 842-lOlT tion. Low mileage. Original owner. Best rifice. $1705. 872-0555. power, buckets end vinyil l t,opt . A reareal Only if it con pass the inspection without faltering, olter. 671-1226. 1964 OLDSMOBILE — Automatic tran»- beautyy! Bave now! CORVETTE — 1967, 30O h.p. 4-speed, FINAL CALL mission. Good condition. $300. Call 671- two tops, J2875. Call evenings, do w» award it our 100% Guarantee* sign. Which 1964 'BUICK SPECIAL 3389, RASSAASSAS PONTIAC 741-9S10- moans if anything falters later on we guarantee you Station wagon. Stick shift. Our "as Is" 1966 GTO — 389 trl power, four-speed, 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank WHO PONTIAC CATALINA — Tour-door ON ALL I epeclal. Only S5W. Posl rear, mag wheels, (our new wide Eves, until 9 sedan. Power steering and brakes. Rea- the free repair or replacement of every major work- tires, power steering. Good condition, 1960 CHEVROLET — Two-door Bedan. sonable. 787-0868. Phone 668-9378. Six-cylinder. $75. Call 872-0992 after 6 ing part for 30 days or 1000 miles. Whichever comes RASSAS PONTIAC p.m. . , , 1963 BUICK WILDCAT 396 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank 1967 DELMONT 88-Convertlble. Good Must sell. Runs ano looks great. first. Eves, until 9 mileage. ' Excellent condition. MuBt 1967 TRIUMPH —TB4A. Top condition, CaU711-3Ws- 1963 SUNBEAM — Alpine. Good runnlnK sell. J2.000. Call 741-5560 after 6:30 stereo tap" Wire wheels., Good, .(ires.. If you're ever worried about buying a used cor 1969 DODGES!! condition. New top. AM-FM radio. $600. p.m. Low mileage": «165O: Call 671-3rt5 after- 6 itottbDGB 330 —ASoUt $350. Power.", 812-2181. • 1 p.m steering. Automatic. Six cylinder. Call again, just let our Guarantee be your guide. & H Motors Inc. 842-3543 after 6 p.m. 1987 FORD —All original. New tires. Hwy. 38 Eatontown. N. J. 1962 CHEVY n Convertible Just passed Inspection. Call after 5 p.m. slx-cyllnder. 1069 PONTIAC CATALtNA — Two-doot SPECIAL BONUS SALE!! 741-6106 64J-1111 Phone 201-3384. hardtop. Oreen with black vinyl top. L 1968 DODGE CHARGER — RT. 440 Factory atr. tower staerlns; and brakes. ^\« THIS WEEK'S | Towne Cnevroiet automatic. Power steering and brakes. 1964 BUICK SPECIAL — Convertible. 4. First Ave. Atlantic Highlands Call 787-6658. ^ Automatic transmission. Radio. 13,000 281-1101 speed, PolyglM tires, 0-78. $576. Call miles. «J85O. Call after « p.m. 811-57 Andy Capp TAURUS SCORPIO 1*1 ;Oct.23Nov.21 1 % py All your considerable) WHAT'S WELUVOUX/VERVE^ L- 'E'S THE KiNb O *- PERSONAL. Accent strength can bs VOUR MEAN, KNOW - }| GOT f BE1 (B your basic values, focused on one subject-with, Hold firm against those who ANLW I RUBE? naturally, dazzling results. UKE? try to change them. • • GEMINI , SAGITTARIUS May2 fNor.22.Dec. 20 TRAVEL. Short trips < Your thinking will be n It I* ISO il '» can be whizzed very positive and M through speedily and success- mostly right, so sUy away 14 UP* fully, so plan to accomplish from those who try to restrain r many small chores. you IS >_ CAPRICORN 11 w CANCER % >June21-July21 lra-Dec.21-Jin.I9 1 MONEY. Be warned |ft SOCIAL LIFE. Tact -you'll be attracted •Ir** .and charm come easi- toward the extravagant In ly. Go out among people who ' appreciate your social graces. Bridge Advice Th© Wizard of Id general and, financially speak- ing, the expensive. AQUARIUS By ALFRED SHEINWOLD North 4«t!er T£? PIP THE7 IT JU«=>T TAKES LEO Jan.20-Feb.18 Perhaps I should look em- Both tidesvabenb k OF VWR, HATE, MIST tJuly 22-Aug. 21 Others will be much barrassed about praising my NORTH .,4NP £l?EEp! THAT-TZ? Don't waste time on i more in the limelight own book, but 1 have a re- • A32 / PgAUTIRJU J r trivialities. Fulfill than you. Be genetous; stand sponsibility to my readers. 1 your great potential for solid by admiringly, hot enviously. owe it to them to recommend OAKJ achievement. PISCES all the good bridge books, as • AK3 r Feb. 19-March 20 they come out, and the best WEST EAST VIRGO books in many years are my 4 Ndm * J109S Aug.22-Sept.22 Good day for attend- ing to those dull new Pocket Books of Bridge tf 10875 Q? QJ4J Helping others may Puzzles. Today's hand, taken 0 97(52 O QUO please you more than chores like cloiet-cleaning. You'll feel sense of achieve- from the introduction to Book • 109876 * QJ It does them. Be suie you give No. 2, may show you the gene- SOOTH aid only on request. ment if you do. •fWluamW.tM.im, al idea of these inexpensive • KQ7654 paperbacks. V9 Snuffy Smith ilennis the Menace O 854. Try to make six spades • 542 against the most reasonable f WHAT Ntrifc Eat SM* Wttt ELVINEV WAMTS US TO LETS GOTO defense, ticking off the cards SORTA COME OUER TONIGHT FER 3 NT Pus 5> Ti» ELVINEV'S in the diagram as you play I 4 All Pus INVITES, CHICKEN flCO'DUMPLIN'S, FER SUPPER them. Then compare your MflVJ? AN'LOWEEIV WANTS US AN' LOWEEW'S Opening tad-• 10 own effort with the descrip- TO DRAP By FER RGflCH FER DESSART COBBLER AN1 HAND- tion of the winning line of CRANKED play that follows. ruff, you would discard the ICE Take the king of clubs and losing club and take the last CREAM lead a low trump to the king two tricks with your trumps. first since, as South, you don't The six puzzle books know about the bad trump recently published in this break. A normal break in series each contain 90 bridge spades would give you 12 easy hands for you to test your tricks. skill with, together with in- When you discover the 40 structions for working them trump distribution, lead a as puzzles. At a cost of less club to dummy's ace to make than one cent per hand the The Phantom sure East doesn't get rid of a new books are almost as big club while your back is a bargain as your daily news- turned. Cash the top hearts, paper. THfGOLOlft BEACH &• KEELA-WEE ~ discarding a diamond and DAILY QUESTION THB JADE HUT. ruff a heart. Take the top dia- monds next and ruff a dia- Partner opens with 3-NT THERE'S HERO. mond. and the next player passes. E'S HERE. You hold: S-J10 98H-Q Ruff In Passing J43D-QJ 10 C — Q J. Next lead a low trump to What do you say? dummy's ace and return the last heart. Your last cards Answer: Bid 6-NT or four are Jhe Q — 7 of trumps and clubs. In this case a bid of the losing club. If East dis- four1 clubs would be the Stay-. cards or follows suit, you will man Convention, asking part- ruff with the seven of trumps, ner to bid a major suit of four cash the queen and give up or more cards. However, the the last trick simultaneously immediate jump to 8-NT Is Beetle Bailey to the top trump and the top just about as good when you Nubbin club. If East were able to have so many honor cards. I DON'T KMOW ABOUT YOU WANT ME TO. BEETLE THIS VeAR,-H6'5 LOST CHECK HIS LOCKER, THE STUFF ON HlSFAST BALU lli and Lois I»OgO WELL, I TRIED FOR INSTANCE, I TOLD PLEASE, TO TALK TO THE THEM ABOUT THAT NOT NCW. DEAR,YDU PROMISED ME THAT LADIES, BUT THE/ SHOT I MADE ON THE I'M TOO JVOU WEREN'T SONS TO GET OFF ALL SEEMED 7IH HOLE WHERE IT TIRED IN A CORNER WITH THE MEN TOO TIRED OR DOGLEGS TO THE... TONIGHT/ SOMETHING 20- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK.MIDDLEIWN, N. U FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1970 The Holy Days Celebrated by Holiday Inn as well as a willingness to Coordinator of fee, reli- Inn-opens every three day«) By LESTER HNSOLVING open, but to vary the visible pany has also stood firm tion to the house physician also more compatible with the are such that Uie Bev, Mr. ? MEMPHIS, TENN. — As pages from Old to New Testa- against repeated requests to and dentists there is • a chap- travel plans of guests — as is conduct a service lasting not gious programs is the full- more than30minutes: Hymns, time chaplain of Holiday Inns, Nance was obliged recently to ' the word Holiday is derived ment. At company headquar- distribute the Book of Mor- lain on call. These Inn chap- the "come-as-you-are" invita- look for an associate chap- from "holy day," it is per- ters here, there is a file of un- mon. lains are volunteers from tion . (which, if it were ex- Scripture, prayers and ser- the Eev. W.A. "Dub" Nance, mon — but no offering. lain. Two newspaper ads haps appropriate that Holiday solicited letters of apprecia- On the other hand, the motel among local clergy. They tended by all churches, would a hearty and' congenial 6 foot producted 147 clergy appli- Inn, the world'* largest hos- tion from guests. These let- chain's international division have rendered invaluable as- eliminate an attendance-kil- The officiant's one material 4 inch Methodist, with 30 remuneration for conducting cants, including five with ei- telry, is also the most recep- ters express gratitude for has just decided that in the sistance in numerous cases of ler which is on a par with the years' experience in the paro- ther Ph.D. or Th.D. degrees. tive to religion. comfort or inspiration — often newly opened Holiday Inn in illness, acute loneliness, or common cold, the golf course these services is an invitation chial ministry. He also ar- For one thing, those who from the very Scriptural pas- Fez, Morocco, the Koran may death, or Intended suicide. and the boring sermon). to Sunday dinner at the Inn, ranges the weekly executive The establishment of this along with his family if he has unique hotel religious pro- make the more than 60 mil- sages to which the maids be displayed along with the Sunday Services The Inn provides the meet- prayer breakfasts as head- lion reservations a year in the have inadvertently turned. King James version of the ing room (attendance varies one. Holiday Inns also pro- quarters — which include in- gram is due primarily to the Some 250 of the Inns also vide local churches the ser- 1,200 Holiday Inns in the U.S. Maids' Instructions < Bible. (Proposed Holiday Inns from three to 150), a worship tercessory prayer and other efforts of the organization's in Japan present a problem hold interdenominational Sun- kit, (cross, lectern, electric vice of a free ad in the church and Canada find that the Gi- The maids are also instruct- day worship services — but ministerial assistance lor any board chairman, Wallace deon Bible is prominently dis- yet? unsolved.) candles, altar cloth, etc.) and directory near the front desk Johnson, a Southern Baptist ed to collect and dispose of always at an early hour so as a piano. The clergyman — or — in contrast to most hotels, of the organization's 95,000 played, rather than hidden in Guests in a growing.numter employes. deacon, and president Wil- a bureau drawer. religious tracts which out- of Holiday Inns in the U.S. never to interfere with local sometimes a layman, Bible where the churches and syna- siders persist in distributing church services or Sunday class or a local chapter of the gogues must pay for the ser- The demands of the chap- liam Walton, a Presbyterian Chambermaids are instruct- also find cards in their rooms, elder. ed not only to leave the Bible without permission. The com- notifying them that in addi- schools. The early hour is Gideons — provides hymnals, vice. . • lain's office (a new Holiday When The JOYOUS OCCASION ? 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I just "The girls at the beach dub review. best is.) and the troupe with thoughfeshe was great and the liked what you reported," Her fans are loyal and voc- her was only adequate, par- whole show was ... P.S. You said one caller. "The show aL They write letters. They ticularly a comedian called probably won't print this." was terrible." make telephone calls. They Rip Taylor. "You are extremely harsh "It was a complete waste of love their Debbie — and woe 'Some Nerve' and unfair," stated a Red money," said another. "I'm to anyone who has the nerve The review appeared on a Bank resident. "Debbie is through with the Arts Center to question her talent or abili- Monday—and by Tuesday the charming, talented and at after that one." ty. phone started ringing* The ease with the audience." •You Were Kind' Miss Reynolds appeared at. letters started coming in. The Letter of Protest "I thought you were kind," the Garden State Arts Center Debbie Reynolds cult was "This is a letter of protest," a Rumson housewife ex- in Holmdel recently—and I angry—and they wanted me another reader emphasized. plained. "I saw the show and took on the assignment of to know it. "I was there Friday night and - thought it was only fair. You commenting on her perform- "You have some nerve," I disagree vehemently with have great courage." ance. Besides, my eight-year- said one reader. "A good, your review. How can one in- Brooke read the review and old daugher Brooke is a de- clean show comes to the Arts dividual judge a performance was annoyed with her father voted admirer of Miss Rey- Center and you pan it. We so unjustly? Perhaps it was for all of two minutes. After nolds — andl thought we need' more good, clean because the reviewer envied all, she got Debbie's auto- would have a pleasant eve- shows." Miss Reynolds' talents and graph three times (for her ning together at the arts cen- '•You smalltown news- her figure that she (Editor's friends, too) and even posed ter. papermen make me laugh/' Debbie Reynolds Note: Sorry it was a he,) re- for a photograph with the The show left much to be said another. "A star comes viewed it without looking star into the area and you try to around at the people who real- "I didn't like what you whittle her down. You may ly enjoyed the show. The en-, wrote," she said. "I think think you're a big shot—but tire show gave me an eve- Debbie is wonderful and New Jersey Is Still you're not." ning of great pleasure." kind." "Debbie provides the type Then came this after- Brooke now wants me to of entertainment we should thought: view the Debbie Reynolds have more of," scolded a "I do believe you should television show week- Vacation Wonderland woman. -'I didn't see the ly—hoping I'll learn to appre- 1 write an apology to the many TRENTON — A pleasure- will attract the nautical-mind- show but I know site must people who did enjoy the en- ciate her talents. In the inter- land of fine beaches superb ed. Evening sailing from the have been great. Your review tire clean, family program est of family harmony, my surf and myriad activities Yacht Club will be held on the was lousy!" . that Debbie Reynolds and Tuesday nights now will be await visitors and vacationers 12th in Wildwood. A one-mile "I think you are completely troupe presented." spent watching Debbie. And I when they come to New Jer- boat race sponsored by the wrong about Debbie Rey- And so it went. promise not to write a word sey's seaside communities in Beach Patrol will be held at nolds,'/ wrote a youngster. But there were several let- about it.—A.Z.K. August. Cape May on the 15th; the Summer activities planned Speed Garvey Races wUl be at the seashore reflect the held at the Yacht Club in seaside enjoyment that makes Pleasantville on the 9th. South Jersey an ideal sum- There will be a Miniature mer haven for the weekender Float Parade at Dobson Park or vacationer, Commissioner in linden in early August. Charles Serraino of the New The regatta will 'be held at Jersey Department of Labor the Yacht Club in Wildwood and Industry said in com- on the 8th and 9th; Cape May menting on the calendar of Regatta will have its "Sum- events scheduled at the sea- mer Series B" at Wildwood on side communities. the 15th and 16th and Mar- gate Regatta's Summer Series Asbury Park's 1970 resort B" will be in Wildwood on the season introduced two special 1st and 2nd. and modern attractions. A tramway system is running Aquatic sporting events in- on the boards that will inter- clude, the Beach Patrol Sin- est the strollers and browsers glet and Quarter Mile Swim and a million and a half dol- at 6 p.m. on Cape May's main lars of new European rides beach during August. There have been added to the will be the lifeguard races at Amusement Center on the Stone Harbor, the Memorial boardwalk that will delight Lifeguard Races at Margate children and adults of all ages. City plus the Frank "Dutch" Oliver plus Gene Krupa and Hoffman Memorial Race in Jam Factory from Aug. 2—8 Wildwood throughout the and Shelley Berman and month. Woody Herman from Aug 9 — Lake Carasaljo in Lake- IS will appear at Atlantic wood will host the water ski City's world-famous Steel Pier. tournament on the 2nd and the Water Stfl Show on the TITiE ASPIRANT — Mary Ann Viewogor, left, W&st Long Branch, will represent Sportsmen can cast their 12th. Now Jersey Bell in the forthcoming Miss United Fund contest. Runners up were lines in the White Martin Antique buffs will be inter- Mrs. Cathy Morse, second from left, Wall Township, and Holly Roberts, Long Tournament being held in At- ested in attending the Antique Branch. They represent the Commercial and Engineering Departments in Shrews- lantic City on Aug 4, 5, and 7; 1 Show sponsored by the Cape bury and the Construction Office in Neptune City respectively. Relaxing after striped bass fishing tourna- May County Art League at ment in Long Branch will con- 1050 Washington Ave. on Aug. fheir difficult ta-slc of selecting the winner are, left to right, James Moran, Long tinue through Nov. 15. Surf- 1 and 2 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Branch; Jack Phinney, Oceanport and Edward Moran (no relation) of Bay Head. casting for the "Ocean City An art exhibit will be fea- Cup" has been scheduled for They are, respectively, the executive directors of the Long Branch and Red Bank tured on the boardwalk from Chambers of Commerce and the community relations director of Bell Labs at Aug. 8 in Ocean City. 6th - 12th St. in Ocean City The Barnegat and Atlantic on Aug 1. Holmdek . • ft, rf' College Army To Present Chopin 36 Custom Cars Bands to Play SANDY HOOK — Th« Due at Show Brookdale Community Col- Recital in Boston lege Symphonic Band will join Johnson of Lakewood, a 1951 LONG.RKANCH.v More Sunday with the 389th Army than 36 custom cars will be on Angelina; John M. Karl of RED BANK — John Olsen, The concert will be spon- Band in a joint band concert son of Mr. and Mrs. Bern- sored by the City-pf Boston's display Friday at the Lon; New Brunswick, 1969 Opel Branch Armory, the site ol GT; Nick Caliendo of Morgan- at bathing area 1 starting at 2 hardt A. Olsen, 257-A Spring Summer Cultural Program the city's fifth annual custom ville, a '61 Corvette; John p.m. -> St., will perform an all-Chopin and is open to the public. recital: Aug. 15 in Boston. car show. Budzash of Matawan, '66 Ma- Conducting will be Joseph Mr. Olsen began his studies Ending Sunday when city libu. • •— Kaschak, director of the when he was eight years old officials will present awards, Awards will be presented Brookdale band. Warrant- Of- G as a student of Metropolitan the free attraction will be by Mayor Henry R. Cidtfi; ficer John W. Carr will con- staged from 11 a.m. until U Wilbert C. Russell, City Coun- 2 Opera star Marta Bohenna. duct the Army band, and He continued his musical edu- p.m. cil president,, and the other guest conductor will be Clin- cation under Greta ^ilger of Sponsored by the city's council members, Gertrude i—I ton C. Crocker, dean of com- the Hilger Sisters Trio and, Summer Festival Committee Berman, John D. Taylor, » upon graduation from high and directed by the Short George P. Hoffman and Sam- munity cultural affairs for the C school, caught the attention of Strokes Car Club of this city, uel Teicher. college. m the American virtuoso, Daniel the show will feafilre at least Pollack. one motor, bike which "has to As a pupil of Mr. Pol- be seen to be believed," ac- lack's, he was awarded the cording to its owner, Artie COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC coveted Jacques Tushinsky Schultze of Mountainside. •a scholarship of $1,000. Skip Greenwood, rshow chairman, said cars are due THE DESPERADOS VFW BEER PARTY in from Michigan, Delaware SATURDAY NIGHT. AUGUST 1st WEST KEANSBURG — and Maryland. "There is a the ladies auxiliary of possibility California will be Schaufler-Franaen Post, Vet- represented," he said. SHANNON'S INN erans of Foreign Wars, will Mike De Lisa of 47 Slocum NEW SHREWSBURY hold a beer party Saturday, Place has entered two ve- Aug. 8, at 8:30 p.m. in the hicles—a 1965 Griffith ami a post home, Davern Ave. John Olsen 1964 Mustang. Other entries include Dave Kennedy of Little Silver, a '54 Studebaker; Spatz Fiberglass of Wilmington, Del., a 70 Spatz dune buggy; Paul R. Folks who love folk . . County Park Love The Happy Pickle WEDNESDAY FRIDAY Activities EVENING EVENING Continuing Featuring Jock & Vern $ LINCROFT — Free sum- with new and) unusual folk songs you'H mer activities organized by enjoy Friday and Saturday night* - 4.95 the county park system will continue in August dinner specials Shark River f ark will be • konw-ttyle sandwiches busy Sunday. There will be a • wirit-lifHng 7 days from $200 » Not that you need • *j»c!al In- 12 1*3 1 Ctntivs to cruise on the most , _ —_p—• popular of one-watk vacation 45 L •hips. Nevertheless, thrift-season rates are yours all thru autumn «• 18 Bl 82 93 RENTALS . a* you enjoy the OCEANIC* lav- ish activities and facilities, In- 14 58 IT cluding the unique retractable -•-'• IBs 5 Magrodome roof over Lido Deck $10 WEEKLY $30 MONTHLY that lets you play and swim In It •ny weather. Your stay in Nassau ta equally relaxing, with 2 days 18" BLACK and WHITE PORTABLE •od nights to do the exciting ••Ml __ •••1 Wand. •L. _J ——• $10 DEPOSIT SjjRfng Saturdays from New York. u Panamanian Registry Minimum retti subjaetto tvalltMlit y Anniversary Dance Slated OCEANPORT - Young and refreshments will be DINERS people in Oceanport will have available. their part of the borough's HAZLET TV Golden Anniversary celebra- The dance is part of a year- RT. 36 AIRPORT PLAZA tion with a dance tomorrow long series of events com- (In Savings and Loan Building) night. The festivities will take memorating the 50th anni- place In the open at the versary of Oceanport's in- HAZLET, N. J. TRAVEL Oceanport Fire House, Main corporation aa a borough. St. In event of rain, the danc- ers will move inside. Several groups of the young set consulted with the corn' unit tee, according to the Hwy 36, Leonardo J ;• '-• ' ' > RED BANK On Riv«r Pboftc 741-4IM in Rtd Bank 291-9584 291-9589 I ill! i li. II i.lull, in mm 11 *• I W the Movies t RED BANK MAYFA1R- BAY HEAD KEANSBURG IND0OR- Women In Love 2:00; 7:15; 9:50. ja Condor 7:30; 11:16; CARLTON-J BAT. * 6 UN. — Women In Love LORRAINE- COLONIAL- Hunting 9:24. 2:30; 5:10; 7:46; 10:10. PRI., SAT. Sc SUN. — Hawallane FRI., SAT. A SUN. — Beyond the SAT. £ SUN. — Daddys/Huntins BAT. * SUN. — Hawaiian* 2:00; 7:16; D:36. Valley of the Dolls 7:OO; 9:15. 2:0O; 5:35; 9:24; El Condor 3:52; 4:46; 7:20; 9:66. PARAMOUNT- Rain Day Matinee: Daring Men tn 8:30; 11:16. PatUm 2:00; 7:00; 10:00. LADRELTON Jaunty Jaloplei 2:00. EATONTOWN SAT. — Patton ?:0O; 5:00; 8:00; • PERTH AMBOY 11:00. DRIVE-IN- EAST BRUNSWICK COMMUNITY— SUN. —• I»*tU)n i;00; 4:00; 7:00; Cartoons 8:36; Out-of-T«wn«rs 8:*0; AMB0YS DRIVE IN— Alnport 2:00; 7:40; 10:10. l«:00. 1:15; Eldorado 10:66. TURNPIKE- FRI., SAT. * SUN. — Out-of- BAT. — Airport 2:00; 4:60; 7:40; SAT. — Cartoon* 8:35; Oiit-of- Townera 8:45; 1:04; Eldorado a* 10:2ft ST. JAMES— Towners 9:40;-1:15; Eldorado 10:65. 10:53. Hello Dolly 2:00; 8:00; 10:00. 0UTD00R- SUN. —Airport 2:00; 4:00; 7:30; SAT. * 9UN. — Hello Dolly 2:00; LAVALLETTE CINEMA- 10:00. 4:50; 7:30; 10:20. FRI., SAT. A S.UN. — El Condor PRI., SAT. & SUN. — Out- OUR The Admiral SHINING Inimitable STAR! Miss FLO GLENN Benbow APPEARING • Inn WED. FLO'S thru 2 JACKSON ST., HIGHLANDS, N. f. • 291-1232 SUN. (On the Shrewsbury River — So Come by Boat) CORNER Rt. 35 Wonamassa The menu features a sumpluous array of hearty, old time food and drink. Diner's Club and American Express Cards honored. 988-3002 NORTH OIF ASBURY Sing-a-Long Nightly in the Grog Shop. Open for Luncheon - Dino«r 7 Days a Week. XI LOUNGE CIRCLE ^r Shore Motel . Man Jailed In Default Of WALTER READE THEATRES CO ilOOFine RLD BANK KEYPOKT — Municipal SUGGESTED FOR K'IDDLtTOWN ATONTOWN Court Judge Seymour R. ARLTON MATURE AUDIENCES OWM DRIVE IN 741-9600 " Kleinberg sentenced Alfred 671-1020 S42-42O0 !• Poling^ 73 Fulton St., to five days in the Monmouth Coun- When they tmhe you for an out-oftownert ty Jail when he failed to pay they really take you* a $100 fine imposed July 15 for depositing horse manure on his property. Mr. Paling's son, Donald, I of the same address, who ac- companied his father to •a court, received a 30-day jail sentence for contempt of court July 15, at which time, it is charged, he falsely stated that he was a licensed at- torney. Assessed a total of $60 for disregarding a traffic signal THE KTOSCH mmm CWMW **•* IWWMOUtJf PtClufitS PWKNTS and delinquent return of summons was Theodore Ry- CHARLTON HESTON //TUC UkWkHhWH JHCKLEMMM SANDYDEMIIS blewski Jr., 454 S. Laurel .A WALTER MIRISCN PRODUCTION THE HAWAIIANS JUBLSHWMSTOBY Ave., Keansburg. Mum* coioa b»oeu»\ T335, Unfed Artnrtt Elmer Lamberson, 728 THEOUT-OF-TOWHEBS DAILY MATINEES AT THE TOWN Prospect Ave.( Union Beach,. was fined a total of $50 for EXCEPT WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY leaving the scene of an ac- EATONTOWN HELD cident and careless driving. IMMUNITY Assessed $20 each were OVER George Jacobson, 34 Bayview 542-4201 St., CUffwood, for disregard- ASflURY PARK ASBURY PARK ing a traffic signal, and Rich- AMES ARONET ard Wilson, Atlantic High- "**** HIGHEST RATING!" V75-8B83 775-6112 lands, for careless driving. ., -Y/vndoHah, NX. Doily Ntw* • ROSS HUNTER ^uoucior. NOW at Seek Youth AIRPORT Special Popular Prices NOW BURT UMGASfiR * DEAN MARTIN BARBRA STREISAND In Assault JEAN SEBER6 * JACQUEUNIBISSET PLAYING HAZLET - A 15-year-old GEORGE REMEDY-HEIDI HAYES girl was assaulted at 9 o'clock VAN NEHJN • MAUREEN STAPLETON Wednesday night on W, Jack A MMBN. fICl Wl • TtCHNICOlDR* • hoduttd t* 70MM TODD AO* St., a side road entrance to Airport Plaza, according to police. They said the suspect is de- LONG BRANCH KIDDIES. MATINEE scribed as a teen-age white ARONET SATURDAY ONLY 2:00 P.M. male, about five feet, six^ "ONE MILLION inches tall, wearing a white 229-3381 YEARS B.C." tee-shirt and carrying a light colored sweater. DOLLY:READ ";... He apparently grabbed the Beyond girl, police said, and tried to theValley CYNTHIA MYERS force her into the weeds. EOY WILLIAM Anyone having any infor- off the Dolls ASBURY PARK NO ONE UNDER mation concerning the in- 20tti Century-Fox cident is asked to call a con- .Color by DELUXE*; AYFAIR 16 WILL BE fidential police number, 264- ADMITTED 1705. 775-8881 ASBURY PARK NOW EXCLUSIVE I Board Backing AR AMOUNT Land Entry Bill 775-8880 ENGAGEMENT COLTS NECK - The Board of Education has adopted the fololwing resolution: "Whereas, the Board of ROTTON Education of Colts Neck Township feels that the State POPULAR PRICES! of New Jersey should permit AnUUtVHcCMnTfXAMKLULSCMAfniaPROOUtmil boards of education to enter upon lands which it proposes to acquire to make surveys, test borings and explorations. ASBURY PARK •,'Whereas, the Colts Neck The Film . . , Township Board of Educa- YRIC tion endorses Bill S-712, which 77S-T088 See It Now provides for the same. "Resolved that this resolu- tion be sent to the governor people of New Jersey, the state sena- >LAf«VKfiAM£RiMMARTIH|tOSENft«Mi tors and assemblymen from AWN BATES OLIVER REED Monmouth County, each local board of education in the GLENDA JACKSON JENNIE LINDEN county, the Daily Register AKEN RUSSELL'S (tail and the State Federation of District Boards of Education, D.H.LAWRENCE'S asking for their support of S- WOMEN IN LOVE' 712." MhELEANORBRQN Stock Car RACES ITRWKRAMER KENRLTSSELL THIS SAT. NITE at 1:00 ROY BAIRB, MARTIN ROSEN COLOR by DeLuxe' WALL STADIUM Woodstock Unrtad Aptnts ROUTE W, WALL TWP. vinyl, seats. ,1965 CHEVROLET BelAir wagon, nine-passenger '.. $ 950 1968 CORTINA $1095 1964 Pontiac Four-door ledan, While with red 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 1964 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Full power, air condition $1095 bucket seats, factory air condi- V-8, sport coupe, fully equipped MOO F-250 Catalina tioning. A well built English Ford. Including power steering, fully Economical. A lot of value. #2254 1 964 OLDSMOBILE Dynamic "88" fcur-door hardtop, clean $ 595 Station wagon, six passenger. guarantatd. #1440 ALL STANDARD EQUIPMENT CAMARO $1895 1964 LINCOLN $1095 All standard equipment plui: PLUS - Six cylinder, 3 speed 1962 FAIRLANE-soo>,0urd.or ,.« $ 295 $895 convertible, air conditioned, Four-door hardtop. Exceptionally transmission, West Coast mir- power steerlna and windows, auto- low mileage. Fully equipped, fac- Six cylinder, 3 speed trans- rors, oil and Amp gauges, cig- ALL FORDS ARE CREATED EQUAL — matic transmission, radio, while tory olr. A r»al luxury automobile. arette lighter, 2450 lbs. rear finish with block top. "A Beoutyl" Showroom condition. Guarantee. MOUNT-ENGLISH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE misiion, rear bumper, 1250 lbs. springs, 4-800x16.5 8 PR tiros. / DOUBLE H MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Blue. Radio — $50 addition- rear springs. Blue. al. Low Down Payment — Rank Financing MOUNT '"" CHECKED MULLER MOUNT ENGLISH //SPECIALS" CHEVROLET FORD ENGLISH HWY. ft 566-8000 ' MATAWAN Monitiouth & Mopl* tye. 741-6000 Red Bank MpNMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. • SII)jCE 1904 • RED BANK 741-6200 -THE DAfLY REGISTER, RED BANK • MDDLETOWN, N. J.i fRIDAY, 31, 1970 15 AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE MOTORCYCLES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ST0EA.GE AND SERVICE HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTEB-MALE CORVAJRB — Two, Hanza. coupe . Call 542-2302. Frl eve*, or weekends. S42-7742. JJJj TOUR BOATJJSO tOGE Town 9xA Country Inn, ftwy. .38, Kty- 1683 MERCURY—V^8 automatic, power JJ *mct. Reuoa&bu TUM. Csil ws- &©rt. ;' UUt growiig real ••tat* Maneles. J«S4 AUSTIN HBAMY SPRITE — En steering. Runs like new. 1295. 1965 PORSCHE (C) convertible New 1988 HONDA MOC — Good condition Trent yourielf to tn experience 3231 or S6«-«lt4. We will train and vitpw lor licens- radial tires. Excellent condition. 12900. (115. Call New Jersey's Largest ing, through our iptclal eompan* cine plus transmission just overhauled. 842-6796. x 9M-4M5. Marine Supply House MATURE WOMAN — Tor Industrial Needs tome body work. J300. Call alter Call M2-1T00. cafeteria. Call school, qualified young men for posi- ( p.m. 787-3850. 1968 OPEL RALLY KADOTT — Four- WANTED — Motorcycle. 60Q.cc Triumph BUSINESS NOTICES 842-5012 or S71-M42. tions in one ot today's moat lucra- speed. Complete sport packare. 18,000 1988 RENAULT 10 — Excellent condi- or BSA Victor or similar. Will trade THE BOATMAN'S SHOP tive profeutoai. I' jou an Interested 1988 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK mlleJi. One owner. Clean. 842-6539. tion. Mlchelln tires. Radio and beater. iport* car. 741-8587. Ask for Doug. IX Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank DENTAL ASSISTANT—Eiperienced. - first year earning* of tU,000 with Excellent condition. $1475. SUck shift $1,250. 671-2011. Open Mon. - Frt. >-6. Sat. «•«. Sundaya MIDDLETOWN Jed Bank total dentistry office. Mature, limited future Income potential, call O Call 741-3822. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN —35,000 mllei 1990 VOLKSWAGEN Bua. Rebuilt en- 1970 YAMAHA ENDURO — 125 oc. On and Holidays 9-1. 'esponslble, enthusiastic Salary com- Radio. New paint. $750 or beat reason- gine. Good body. Call between 6 and 8 and off road bike, 800 miles, like new, 1968 JOHNSON REVELER — 1«\ 155 lensurate. Write Box U-1S0, The TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE able offer. 787-1685. taking »(75. 291-3771. ZONE MARKING CO. ally Register. Red Bank. 60 Main St., Matawan p.m. 7+1-M53. h.p. Inboard/outboard. Low hours. Parkinf lot*, recreation urea, traffic AUTO MECHANIC 666-6100 1968 COUGAR — Excellent condition 1949 HARLEY FULL DRESS —1200 cc, Can be seen at the Little Silver Re- control layout stencil work, Phont 747- Best offer over J1800. Call FALCON — 1B81 station wagon. Auto- foot shift, very good condition. Good toi pair Center, opposite Railroad uta- 4506 Or 747-1055. IAIR STYLIST — Oceanport. Oper- 1B60 MERCEDES — 220S. automatic 566-85S4. matic. Good condition, well kept. $225. chopping. 4775 or befit offer. .291-0014. tlon, Little Silver. Priced for quick tor with manager's license and FINN BUICK •tick shift, sunroof, AM!FM radio Ex- 747-2116. sale. 842-5505. Call between 10 and 8 THE WRIGHT SHOP — CirMntry teady following from surrounding cellent condition. $495 firm. 842-58W) or 1964 MERCEDES BENZ — Dieiel. 1909 YAMAHA and cabinet work. Hazlet. 739-0290. :rea to work full or part-time. Sal- 335 Broadway 222-6!fflO Long Branch 1063 FORD GALAX1E — Power steer- YACHT SALES * SERVICE Citchen cabinet*, room divider*, van- .ry negotiable. Pleasant working con- H2.6633. Clean. $700 or reasonable offer. Must ing. Tires good- Excellent second car. ISO CC. 3.000 Miles. $400 MAINTENANCE MEN — Experienced. sell. 229-4683. 842-1940 Dockage, storage. We haul up to 45 ft ities, book cases, etc. Free estimates. lltions. 542-9656. to do porter work and floer waxing. 1059 FORD FAIRLANE — Best offer. Call 741-8364 alter 5:^) p.m. H. t. WILSON BOAT WORKS Work In one building full time. Ad "As Is." Call 1063 FORD GALAXIE- 1969 TOYOTA CORONA — Four-speeiT 300 HONDA Oceanport ' 229-446S BUILDING REPAIRS IXPERIENCED WAITRESSES _ No. 50, 747-5566. 842-3203. S200. 1965. Very clean. Low mileage. Mus Mght shift. Apply In person, Rex Dln- 671-1884 after « p.m. two-door, radio, tinted. glass, only l'AOOo •ell. 1395. Call 787-0410. COMMANDO AND MAINTENANCE ler. 117 W. Front St.. Red Bank. SHEET METAL WORKER — Experi- 3968 FORD — Cortina GT. 25 miles per mile*. Phone 842-f 212. enced In cutting, ending, punching 1961 MORRIS MINOR Station Wigon — 1869 BSA THUNDERBOLT — 650 CC, PERFECT AUXILIARY OUTBOARD Work guaranteed Call 6420316 HOSTESS — Apply In person. Ex- gallon. 4-speed. Disc brakes. ;>2,(KK> 1962 RENATJLT — Canvelle convert- 6 tt 7.S HP. 3 SHAFT LENGTHS perience preferred but not absolutely and assembly. Mult be ante to fabri- miles. $905. Offers considered. B12-1406 Very clean. Clasilc style. $395. Call J«- ible. A-l engine. *125. Phone six months old, 1900 mllej. like new, BUICK TOP SERVICE — Charlel lecessary. SHORE POINT INN, Hwy cate from drawings. Apply ELECTRO or 741-6888. 0586. (Ballly Bros. Inc.) 842-271B *995. Call after 6 p.m. 787-7137. MARSH MARINE Stanley Jr. You name It we'll pare S. Hailet. IMPULSE. 116 Chestnut St., Red 1 Fiea estimates. 787-3221. Bank. 741-011)4. PONTIAC FIREBIRD — Convertible. 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA,— Convert- 1969 CHBVELJ.E SUPER-SPORT ES TWO MOTORCYCLES — One Ducatl, 46 Orchard St. Red Bank 741-S76: I O O D DRIVERS—Part-time, days, 1960. 350 en. In., 325 h.p. Three speed. ible — 327 Automatic. Maroon wiui 396 — Four-speed. Btereo tape player. 125 CC, rood condition, 1160. BSA, 178 18' CABIN BOAT — n> H.p. outboard. 'leaaant, dependable work. Apply now, WANTED—TV repair man. Experi- Heavy duty transmission. Hurst shift. white top, black Interior. Good Urea. Must sell. $2000. Call alter 6, 842-4710. OC.leaa than 200 miles. Like new con- Make offer. 8 Long Branch Ave. L.IOHT HAULING itart Sept. Minimum J2.D0 per hr. MUR- enced. Full-time employment. Good Power steering. Excellent condition. Mint condition. Call 787-6137 alter 5 p.m. dition. 1350 or both for 1150. Alter 8, Oceanport. 333-5766. OUAU. MOVING JOES PHY BOS SERVICE. 655 Rt. 35, Middle- benefits. Apply In person. NORWOOD 52600. 741-0312. 1966 OHBVROl/ET Bel Air. Pow- 211-9198. FREE ESTIMATES own. {Behind Slpersteln Paints). TELEVISION.. 295 Broadway, Long 1967 MOB — Good condition. Many ex- er brakes and. steering, lactory air, HONDA — 1969. 450 cc. Red and gold COLUMBIA SAILING TAOHTS Also some clean-up work. Branch. RAMBLER AMERICAN — 1065. Foui^ tias.i Best offer. For detain call 741-8383 5800 firm. 2S1-8162. RANGER YACHTS Call after 6 p.m. OMAN TO WORK — In drug store. door pedan. Automatic. Six-cylinder. after 9 p.m. * Electric atarter, turn signals. Must sell O'DAY SAILBOATS Three days a week beginning In Sept. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Experf Good economical transportation. £495. MOB 1£W8 — Wire wheels, overdrive. Reasonable. 666-M31. Write Box T-146, The Dally Register, enced In atmosphere restaurant, cock- 1966 KARMANN GHIA 15.000 miles. J2200. Call after 6 p.m. 462- THE YACHT SHOP EARL F. JANIB *ed Bank. tails, steak and lobster house. Will Call 787-0289. CALL (also known as "Runt"> \ open AUK. l. 232-9535. 291-9162 MOBILE HOMES 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. E42-1913. 7B7-807B IECRETARY — With typing tnd pty- 1969 JEEPSTBR TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST 8' PRAM-PAINTED. REXDY~TO~"0O. ~}\\ experience, for construction office. 1964 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE THEN TRY US Call tartlnn salary J10(J a week. Contact MACHINIST AND Convertible. Four-wheel drive. Like — Good top. Rood engine, very clean. 1959 HENSLEE TRAILER — 10'x60' 681-674(1. FLOORS AND WINDOWS orofej. tr. JAaasei, Hamilton Construction MAINTENANCE pew. See it now nnri save! Call after 5 p.m. 264-3720. Pat Keelen's Auto Sales Three bedrooms, 1% baths. Air-con- slonally done. Washed, waxed, etc. orp.. Pearl Harbor Rd., F»rt Mon- dltloned. S1895. Can be seen at Holly 1969 FIBERGLAS CABIN CRUISER— Homes and businesses. Reasonable. Call louth, N.J. 542-8118. RASSAS PONTIAC 1969 XKE — 2 plus 2, low mileage, Hill Trailer Sales. Rt. 39, South Am. 18'10", 105 Chrysler outboard motor, 284-3514 or 671-6958. MECHANIC 195 Broad St. 7«-51fiO Red Bank 54500 firm. boy. and trailer. 13000. 566-9065. — 11 p.m. t« 7 a.m. For steel tubing manufacturing plant. Eves, until 9 842-5202. Call dsys, Steady work, good opportunity for ad- •TRUCKS FOR SALE 1969 NORRIS CAMPER TRAILER — MFO 15' BOAT — All accessories. 264-3294. vancement and all fringe benefit**. Ap- Completely self-contained, 27x12. Use Like new 35 b.p. outboard. $1300. Cal PAINTING ply BBRGBft INDUSTRIES nS£.. Edi- 9 months. Asking $3,000. 291-0440.. 264-0943 after 8 p.rg. :LEANING WOMAN — One or two AUTOS FOR SALE WANTED — International Scout or days a week. Experienced. Own trans- son Industrial Center, U.S. Hwy 1, AUTOS FOR SALE Ford Bronco with full top In good 12x52 MOBILE. HOME — On spot 1: 15' PLYING FINN — 35 h.p. EvVn" David M. Barich portation. Call 56S-6879. Metuohenien. 549-2400M9-2400. condition. 1867 or later preferred. Plow Keansburg area. Call rud* engine and trailer. 1500. Cal] EXTBRIO R-INTERIOR &5S&SS&&82S&8SZ not needed. Will also consider Tojrota 787-43S8. 2S4-O541. Quality work. Fully Insured. AH work QIRL FRIDAY — Bookkeeping ex- BOYS WANTED Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 842- guaranteed. Call 842-1815. rlence. Full charge small construe- 7282 evening!. 12x60 MOBILE HOME — Matawa: in office. 462-7117 or 671-9228. To deliver circulars on Saturday morn- area. Adults only. Call MARSH MARINE WANT NEW BUSINESS? Why no ings In Highlands, Atlantic Highlands. 1971 PRICE-RISE A CERTAINTY INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES 591-1661. lave your phone lecattd in Long HOSTESS-CASHIEHO R — 21 or older. Ar.- Port Monmouth, Belford, KeansbufR, Rarltan Garage Inc. SAILBOATS Branch. LAlk of people do not like plly In person, Ye Cottage Inn, 149 W. Mlddletown. Must be 12 yearn or ovtr. S. Main St., Keyport 264-0361 RITZ CRAFT VENTURE 1970 50x12 - to call out of town numbers to bu? ront St., Keyport. No collections. No selling. Call Mar- SAILFISH SUNFISH things or have work done. For pen sha. 5664)900. 1959 INTERNATIONAL — 16' all steel 9 months old, fully furnished. On epot 1 riles a day we will answer you WOMAN TO WORK — In dniK store. flat bed with racks. Heavy duty Hit Hazlet. Buying home, must sell, call BLUEJAY M-SCOW D?ione In Lone Branch 24 h«urs a. Full-time. Monday through Friday in BLOOD DONORS WANTED — J7 p«r 264-4481. day. Onv job a. month more than Sept. Write to Box T-145. The Hilly gate. New p«!nt Job. Excellent con- Register, Red Bank. donation, Fr«* blood type card Usued dition. $1,500. 741-2483. 1967 GILES 20' TRAVEL TRAILER - 420 TURNABOUT pays for this service. Don't let UioKe Houra: Tues- and Thu«. «venlnRs, Self contained. Sleeps eight. Brakes an, VENTURB-PAOESHIP - TANZER I after 5 or 10 minutes to S custo- BOOKKEEPER—Full charge, fully ex- 5-8 p.m., Sat. 9 m.m.-4 p.% dosed 1969 CHEVROLET % ton truck. Four- hitch Included. *21O0. 229-3830. STTITNGB RIGGING! WORK mers get away. Call now lor details >erlenced threugh and Including general Ilrat week eaoh month, Elizabeth wheel drive. Snow plow with all ex- USED BOATS 3-RING ANSWERING SERVICE. edger, payroll and tax reports. Reply to Blood Donor Center, 30 Main fit, tras. Excellent condition. S2500. BLUEJAY JET 14 M-BCOW 229-7781. Box W-185, The Dally Register. Red Eatontown, N. J 542-6690. Call 264-1521. Bk 1966 CHEVROLET — Fleelside. »i ton TRACTORS SOBSTAD SAILS LESS WORK FOR MOM pickup. Low mileage. One owner. Ex- COUNTER GIRL - WAITRESSES CHEMICAL cellent condition. JU75. Call 542-2942. 1965 TRACTOR — White. Excellent con TRAILEX TRAILERS LET GORDON art-time or full time. Experience nec- YEAR - END dltlon. £1600 down, take over payments, PASTE WAX YOUR FLOORS essary. Apply In person, no phone calls «5 Orchard St.. Red Bank 741-6767 1068 DODGE WINDOW VAN — Heavy Call 787-1698. 14' FABUOLAS outboard boat an 542-1466 Palace Diner. 45 Monmouth St., Red OPERATOR* duty. Automatic transmission, radio, trailer, (no motor), wltii canvas tori HBCORDIKO SERVICE — Weddings, Bank. Ask for Mr. D. heater, like new. $1700. 842-4639. and ald« curtains, Ilka new, WOO. confirmations, political, copying (dub' RN or UN —3 to 11 p.m. Full or part- (LEAD MAN) WANTED-AUT0M0T1VE 842*2802 • bins), t&pe or disc, demo-records, time. Shrewsbury Manor Nuralng 1927 REO PICKUP TRUCK — All origi- ft 3>«ar* experience *, rottvtlnr Ahlit. nal. Kuns. Best offer. il1 TUNA CLIPPER — In water. E* mastering/, pressings, By appolntmen Home. 741.2050. CASH FOR USED OARS — Truck», only. MJ-BTO7. ^^ Call 787-8856 alter 5. o|«ent condition. «4000 o* be«l otter. NURSES' AIDES—7 to 3:30 five darn a, WORKEMa CONDITIONS * foreign or domestic. Dean, opposlu HAUUNO—CLEAN OELLAHB, week. 3 to 11. UVD days a. week. EME 198T CHEVROLET — Sport Van 108 Two Guys, Itlddletown. 671-98+4. RY MANOR NURSINO HOME. Extend- camper. Heavy duty standard. Bed, PACEMAKER 1986 SPORTFIEHFB, I OAIUOS3 — Fre« aitlmaUa. ed care facility. Matawtn. 686-«00. screens, curtains, radio, beater. Like CARS WANTED — We pay top . eps 4. Shtp-ta-ahore. depth finder, 3 w 741-3149. $3.81 HOUR PRICES NOW new. Asking H750. 872-O810. for clean used cars. Call Ur. VlnMn tra^ Clean. M200. Call 842-7283 «i OFFICE GIRL, WANTED — For con S42-S5OO. WINDOW WASHING structlon company. Apiply 260 Shrewsbu- .+ DIFFBRENTIAt 1965 FIBEROLAS BOAT — 65 h.p., ful Homes, offices, «tore« and apart- ry Ave., Red Bank. Contact MR. PERNA ON ALL 1970 PONTIACS MOTORCYCLES JUNK CARS canvasi and trailer, O100. 671-2779 o naents. For tree astimate call 542-1630. LPN'S — 7 to 3:30 five days a week 77M800. B«t.. SW PICKED UP 2 64'2134, FURNTTURB MOV1NO - Attica ana SMERY MANOR NURSING HOME 1969 TRIUMPH — 500 cc. low mile- 16' 18 H.P. — Good condition. Oari. oellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call Extended care facility. Matawan. &66- SHULTON, Inc. age. _ 1875. Call netween 5-7 p.m. 741- Twinbrook Auto Wracking anchor, lines, cushions, (u tank. Ask 747-3002. 6400. Eatontown 542-2235 in*; »250. 842-0926. PAINTINO AND PAPERHANGINO EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — AUTORT MECHANI. 46, OLIFTONC — , TNo. Jmanag? e Free estimates jlve-ln. Recent references. Two chil. hlsbA; n volumequal e opportunit_aervleo y stationemploye. rCall 1969 BULTACO — 250 oc. Street or WE DON'T BELL JUNK — 28' 1963 CHRIB CRAFT—A-l Can b> 781-M02 dren. Pleasant working conditions, own 741-4974 after 7 p.m. dirt. Very list. Nor do we buy It — room. Television. Call 747-SMO. 291-0217 W« do bur clean, late model carl CARPKNTBR — Bulkler-BooHng. Pan GENERAL, MAINTENANCE HELP «Ung. Addition!, Altenaoiis. Ed Luktr TEACHER NEEDS BABYSITTER — WANTJCD ~- Painting and carpentry. HONDA — 1070 SL350. Under 1000 at top dollar. See or call WALL 16' HYDRODYNB — Flberglu. 70 h.p. In her home, five day* per week. 8 to 3. Steady work, call 741-7C87 after Is p.m. UNCOLN-MBRCURY, 747-5400. Mercury. Qator trailer. Top condition. Located on bns line. Starting mld- GET CASH FOR YOUR PORBION— Electric Hurt Accessories. Keyport. -ONCRETB WORK — BldewalkB. MAN — T« learn auto and central Call 264-5503 alter 6 p.m. patios, driveway*, etc. Frea estimates. Auguat. Call 741-MSO, » to U a.m llus woriu Permanent position. Ap- SUZUKI MOTORCYCLE 250-1070 AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH :all 291-0034. ply Atlantio Blast Co., U Mi.pl* A-v... Call MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. 33. Eatontown. Red Bank. 045-6183 NEW AND USED ALTERATIONS and DRIBBMAKINO Also gowni. By appointment only. Cal STILL A LARGE SELECTION 1969 TRIUMPH — 250 cc 1967 HONDA AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS SAILBOATS 747-3167. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WANTED 80. low mileage. Phone MONMOUTH SAILING OENTBH If you believe in your own ability and 741-3706 West St. MonmouUv Beach 222-34K ADVANCE HOME MAINTJ5NANCB would like to earn more than $20,000 all models and colors to choose from 19S9 — 396-375 SHORT BLOCK. Light hauling and odd Jobs, SECRETARY a year, then wo want to talk to In the orate. $200. 15' WOODEN DORY — 28 h.p. Xvlnrud) louae trailers and housed painted. No "YOU". Experience helpful, but not Call 291-1960 1965. Excellent condition. 5300. Call 842 lob too small. 787-1640. Cilf between 3 For Real Estate firm. Bteno many with air condition! AUTOS FOR SALE and 12. ' Important, but not necessary. neceasary. We offer a company paid OLD USED CAR PART3 — Sat. only Reliable girl. Salary com- In-depth training program, substantial Aug. 1. Colts Neck, Rt. 637. lecon 1967 24' ZOBEI-, — Sea Skiff. 50 h.p. PAR-LAY CARPET SERVICE — Will mensurate with ability. drawing accounts, and the belt sales house west ot Hrehouse. Chrysler engine. Phone in the day, 842- to-wall Installation and service. Al Send resume with qualifica- Incentive program In the Heal Estate "Get a better deal from a better dealer" 0092. Between 5 and 6 p.m., 842-2028. Business. ^THAT'S WHY WE'RE THE work completely guarantied. Call 787' tions to Boi U1M, The Dally LARGEST REAL ESTATE AND IN- 17' DIXIE—1966. 75 h.p. Johnson Blec- 6389. Register, Red Bank. SURANCE FIRM IN MONMOUTH AUTO RENTALS tra. Three tanks •—full equipment. Boat PAINTING — Interlorand exterior. Ml COUNTY". We have one opening «o illp paid for season. 741-2575. nor carpentry repairs. Garages and at- why not give us a eall (or a confi- DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY tics cleaned. Call 495-OS66. dential interview. DOWNES PONTIAC Prices start at 16.99 and up Econo- 16' JERSEY SPEED SKIFF— 283 cu. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR— 8-4 In. 200 h.p. Full marine converted NEED MORE ROOM? — Call m. Dor- shift, 4 or B days. Steady work. Lone Car of Red Bank, 210 E. Newman Chevrolet engine. In walftr and ready to :erm employment Call 741-4700. 42 Lower Main ST.. Matawan Open Dally 'til » P.M. Springs Rd. 747-0173. c. men, additions, all tyres of alteration!. THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLET go. Complete with trailer. Call 842-5283 Tedder Homo Improvements Corp. RN'S—7 to 3:30. Five days a week. 7 after 6 p.m. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. Free to 3:30 Saturday and Sunday. 11 to 7 CALL 264-7200 566-2299 Wed. & Sat. 'HI i P M. TOM'S FORD estimates. Call 431-1330 or 482-3206. i.m. three nljfits. BMURY MANOR MUST SELL — Moving. 19' Bartende NURSINO HOME. Extended care fa- SALARY »3.50 PZR HOUR (Between Highway 35 and Highway 34 at th» Porkwoy overpass) RENT A CAR boat. Mercury 500-50 h.p. motor. Ex- cility. Matawan. 566-S100. Uuit be irallable Immediately. No 200 Hwy. 35 284-1600 Kejrport cellent condition. Call between D a.m.-2 experience necessary. Oood advance- p.m. 291-3382. EMPLOYMENT ATTRACTIVE GIRL FRIDAY — Neat, ment Guaranteed Increment within dependable, aggressive. Under 30. DI- first month. Call 741-4015. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 21' OWENS CABIN CRUISER — Needs HELP WANTED-TFEMALE veslfled work. Good salary. Please Inboard engine. Make offer. Call 531 phone 542-2091. 100% 8484 or 229-5700. CLAM OPENER WANTED BOAT COVJSIRS made from your oli MEDICAL SECRETARY-ASSISTANT— CALL covers ONLY, Also boat cushions 24* 1966 TROJAN — Express cruiser. Five days. No Saturday. Excellent sala- 842-2205.. Radio, depth finder. Sleeps four. Must BOOKKEEPER ry and working conditions. Write Box F- 747-1686 sell. $3500. 946-4783. 181, The Dally Register, Red Bank. MAN — For drilling lioles in rein- WARRANTY 13'3" BOSTON WHALER — Equipped Matura individual needed lor volunr forced concrete on construction joba 12' O-LAB3 CAT SAILBOAT — Seldom new car dealer. Must have heavy Side rails. Heavy duty trailer. $700. 74" bookkeeping experience; no amateurs ART-TIME TYPIST — For C.P.A usinjr portable electric equipment. Many of tha can listed her* are 3439 after 5 p.m. used, with boat cover and all acces- please! Auto «xperlenc« preferred but Knowledge of bookkeeping desirable Musi have mechanical background, but sories Including (all. Price just reduced not essential. Age no barrier. Excel- Call 747-2777. we will train In the uno of drilling equip- "Svensk Testad" used cart (used 31' 1967 ULRICHSEN — Flying bridge to 119.1. Phone 741-8942. ment. Company truck supplied. 40 hour convertible Bedan. Fresh water cooled lent working conditions In modern fa- WAITRESS — Apply In person. Mata- cart tasted the Swedish way.) Gray, 238 h.p., low hours. Shtp-to-shore, 12' RUNABOUT —Controls, 25 h.p. out. cility. Good pay and many benefits. week. Traveling time plus overtime. ' Call or apply In person to Mrs. Mar wan Diner. Rt. 34. Company benefit*. Do not call. Apply In if necessary, repaired by our power water, 110 refrigerator. Dual con board motor, trailer, S125. Mattiwan. trols. Sleeps six. S85O0. Phone 671-3916. 787-2857. \dM Office Manager. person to Semcor Equipment, S141 Hwy "Svemk Tested" mechanics and 35, Hazlet. 6. 2>auflal Alan. 28W OLSEN SKIFF — Fully equipped MAID AND LAUNDRY WORKERS — BLUE JAY — Baybrook. New flnlsa Full-time positions. Qood pay and ben- qualify for our 100% warranty. two sets ot jails,trailer, cover, etc. 1700 In water, ready to go. Price 12,000. 872 EXPERIENCED BODY MAN — Apply 0141 between 5 and 7 p.m. MONMOUTH efits. Permanent positions only. Apply in perjwn to Fat Ke&len's Auto Salei, Which you can impact whan you Call 741-6485. In person to HOUSEKEEPING, o a.m. Hwy 3fl, Keansburg, or call 787-0936. com* by. 16' FIBBRGLA8 — 40 h.p. Johnson, _ CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH to 4 p.m., HOLIDAY INN OF HAZLET, MERCEDES-BENZ 13' WHALER — Bxcellent condition. Rt. 35, Hadr.t, N.J. Motor optional. $525 wlUi motor. «leotrlc. Tilt trailer. Eqmpped. A-l con 700 Route 30 Eatontown 7474272. dltlon. SSOO. 264-3247. WAITRESS — Part-time weekends. 7 BOOKKEEPER Imports 1965 OLSEN — Lightning tallboat and 542-5500 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat., Sun. Apply Sandy Mature Individual needed for volume FACTORY HELP - Full-Urne and Hook Bay Marina Luncheonette, 1 Wil- new car dealer. Must have heavy AUTOS FOR SALE '"*£?.,* 842-35,3. permanent Experience preferred but low St., Highlands. EXECUTIVE CARS net necessary. Paid holidays and oth- bookkeeping experience; no amateurs 1?68 OPEL $1295 1969 STARCRABT — V-180. 160 h.p. In- er company Deneflts. Apply In person, HOW TO WIN FTRIENDS please! Auto experience preferred but board/outboard. 80 hours In warranty. Sell the guaranteed AVON cosmetics ...... not essential. Age no barrier. Excel- 3 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SE'i. Fully .quipptd it- 1500 two-door, four-tp«d. Ralph Friedland Bros., Locust St. lent working condition* in modern fa- One owner. Complete canvas and accessories. In Keyport. and toiletries In your locality . . .In cility. Good pay and many benefits. dam. Sold at lubstantial savings — This week. water. S3300. 741 -3688. your spare time. . .customers will love Call or apply in person to Mra. Mar- l 1 you. . .you'll love Uie high earnings HINCKLEY SLOOP — 3« x25'9"x8'4V4 EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE Call now: J.,.Blrcilall,..741-4343..or..462. oak. Offfca Manager. 1969 JAGUAR XKE. Like new. $3395 chack this 1968 VOLVO $1895 Draft 5'2". Headroom 6'4". Mahogany, 3377, 774-1220. Now- and oak, teak deck, Everdur fastened, Day and Evening Shifts price. 142 S two-door, 4-speed, AM radio. stainless steel rigging. 100 watt Apelco^ Applications now being- accepted. Cal SECRETARY FOR LEGAL OFFICE — MONMOUTH One ewntr. or appointment, 6710177. Hilltop Pri Experience preferred, but not required. 40% more power Gray 25 h.p. Dinette. Sleeps live. 19.800 vats Nursing Home. Mlddletown. 1967 MERCEDES-BENZ 300 SE sadan, full power 281.0877. Write Box T-148, Daily Register, Red CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH RN'B AND LPN'S — Information lc Bank. including air'condition. 1967 MG MIDGET $1395 3f CHMB CRAFT - Bea skiff. 1968. 700 Rout* 36 Eatontown Twin J10», 150 hours. Flylna; bridge a.m. to 2 p.m. RIVERCREST NURS- NURSE — RN or LPN. 3 P.m. to 11 p.m Four-speed. Wire wheels, BRG. for finding Dual controls, galley, dinette. eWp-to ING HOME, 31 Chapln Ave., Eed or m p.m. to 7 a.m. Full or part-time 542-5500 1965 MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL, Silver and black, shore. In commission. Call 222-1040. Bank. Excellent pay and benefits. Apply MAN — Full charge (mail construction 4-speed transmission, (two topi). WANTED—Clerk, medical office. Va- Brookdale Nursing Home. 3325 Highway office Bookkeeping and typing- ex- 1967 MGB $1595 the fun spots. ried duties, light bookkeeping. Expe- 35, Hazlet. perience. 462-711? or 671-9228. Wlrt Wheels. Black. One owner. WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE rience preferred, but not necessary. CARPENTERS — Experienced only. 196S MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL, Red with white Radio, heater. Write to Box r-122. The Dally Regi«. CLERK TYPIST — Filing, diversified The m Selling ter, Red Bank- duties In very busy office. Call Good pay, workltuc condlttona. Call