Passengers Unhurt in Plane Mishap at Airport \ SEE STORY BELOW Sunny and Hot Sunny and hot today. Cloudy, chance of rain tonight. Sunny FINAL and hot tomorrow. Red Bank* Freehold Long Branch EDITION (fe* D« 1 Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 45 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 24 PAGES TEN CENTS Arab Guerillas Break Mideast Truce TEL AVIV (AP) - Israeli tercepted them in the Djebel ambushed a patrol, and Arab fire period ends at midnight tion comes up," Heikal de- U.N. headquarters in New Jordan and Egypt began the forces battled two groups of Kous region. bazooka fire wounded four Nov. 5. clared. York estimated the talks talks at U.N. headquarters Arab guerrillas from Lebanon Weapons Found border policemen and a sol- Egyptian Information Min- One reason Israel could not would continue at least until Tuesday, meeting separately today and reported seven One Israeli was wounded in dier. , '• i s t e r Mohamed Hassanein agree to complete withdrawal the coming General Assembly with the U.N. special repre- Arabs killed and six Israelis the firefight. An Israeli Sees End Heikal wrote in his semi- from the occupied territory, session ends about Dec. 15, sentative for the Middle wounded. spokesman said the troops On the diplomatic front, official Cairo newspaper Al he wrote, "is its knowledge more than a month after the East, Gunnar V. Jarring. The Arabs were killed on found weapons, mines, ex- sources at U.N. headquarters Ahram that it is impossible that it will be leaving a fully, end of the cease-fire period. Tuesday night Israeli Am- the Golan Heights seized from plosives and. food . with, the in New York said they ex- for the Arabs to modify their rebuilt Egyptian army stand- Another source said the bassador Yosef Tekoah went Syria in the 1967 war. The Is- bodies of the Arabs. pected the Arab-Israeli peace demand for total Israeli with- ing on the threshold of the main effort now is to get the home to report to his govern- raeli military command said The - second incident oc- talks which opened there this drawal from all territory cap- electronic age, as well as Pa- peace talks going well enough ment, and Jarring met on the commando group came curred in Upper Galilee, near week to go on for months. But tured during the 1967 war. lestinian forces in possession so that by the end of the 90 Wednesday with the Jorda- from the village of Kafr the Lebanese border and the an Egyptian spokesman pre- "And I can predict right of a new offensive weapon," days, the truce will be extend- nian and Egyptian represen- Shaba, in southeast Lebanon, Yiftah kibbutz. A military dicted today they would break now that the Israelis will say the Soviet Katyusha rocket. ed. tatives. Neither called on him and an Israeli detachment in- spokesman said the guerrillas down before the 90-day cease- no when the withdrawal ques- One diplomatic source at Ambassadors from Israel, Thursday. Fire-Trapped Woman Dies Following Plunge

By LONIA EFTHYVOULOU they received the call of a fresh air, until we got a lad- Monmouth Medical Center,. SHREWSBURY TOWN- "house fire and possible ex-, der to her. We then ran to the Long: Branch, by the Eaton- SHIP — Mrs. Catherine Lo- plosion." . , : back. By this time the flames town First Aid Squad. presti, 47; of 16 Crawford St., "We were there in min- were very intense. Patrolman Brown was tak- Tbe Hamiltonian Apartments, utes," he said, "before the "We saw the woman and en to Riverview Hospital, Red died at 4:15 a.m. today in fire department. arrived. four or five guys tried to eh- Bank, in a police car. He was Monmouth Medical Center, People hollered "at us that t i c e her to jump; She treated for pulled muscles Long Branch. there was a woman trapped evidently passed out and fell and strain, and was released. She plunged from a second upstairs. We tried to get up- out of the window head first. I Besides the. Eatontown Fire story window early this stairs but the flames were too tried to break her, fall but Department, the Tinton Falls morning to escape a fire intense on the stairs, and we could not do it. She was a big Fire Department was also on which started in the apart- could not make it. woman. She fell into a con- the scene of the fire. The ment below hers, occupied by "As the firemen were arriv- crete basement stairwell, 25' Oceanport Fire Department Mrs. Frances Rivera and her ing, we shouted to the woman feet directly below the win- stood by. The Tinton Falls son, Vester Rivera. to go to. the back and put her dow." (New Shrewsbury) First Aid County Medical Examiner head out of the window for Mrs.. Lopresti was taken to Squad was also on the scene. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gdlman listed the cause of death as a fractured skull. State police at the/Colts Neck barracks continue their School Lease Accord investigation into the causes of the fire which reportedly was started by an explosion. , PLANE INCIDENT — The nose gear of this Suburban Airlines Islander collapsed early last night after the plan* Blasts Heard j left the runway When the right

\ -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MIDDUJT01N, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 Obituaries Denver For Victim of War DENVER, Colo. - Burial Lt. Parmentier was born at Sgt. Norris James, services were held Wednes- Ft. Monmouth, N.J., and had Parade Code in Freehold day at Ft. Logan National lived in Long Branch prior to Military Cemetery with full moving to Littleton, Colo., 10 ByHALLIESCHRAEGER cutor Thomas Smith Jr. that rade by trying to join the line the municipality provided."^ military honors for Second Lt. years ago. a parade permit was not re- of march at itn outset on Even if the parade had Served in 3Wars Roger D. Parmentier, a for- . He attended Long Branch FREEHOLD - Borough officials who participated In quired because the Battle of Broadway, some of them been lawful, the judge ruled,. RED BANK - Norxis mer resident of Long Branch, schools and was a 1969 gradu- bearing a sign proclaiming, the state had failed toprove James, 57, of 203 Bridge Ave.,. N.J., who was killed in action the Battle of Monmouth Day Monmouth Day Parade was ate of the University of Colo- sponsored by the borough and "The Freehold Street Peo- beyond a reasonable doubt a retired U.S. Army sergeant in Vietnam on Aug. 18. rado, where he had been a Parade June 28 violated their that Mr. Luck obstructed, mo- own parade ordinance, Supe- thus came under the ex- ple Welcome You." who served in three wars, member of the Acacia frater- clusions of the ordinance — lested or interfered with any- died yesterday at home after nity. rior Court Judge Andrew A. The Battle of Monmouth Albert W. Mater Salvest ruled yesterday. one of which is "any govern- body. !- a long illness. While living in Long Branch Day Parade started at Dutch Witnesses f&r the state dur- NEPTUNE — Albert W. The ruling came as Judge mental agency acting within Lane and Broadway, here. Sgt. James was born in he attended the United Meth- the scope of its functions." ing nearly four hours of testi- Gonzales, Tex., and had lived Van Mater, 44, of 1510 Eighth odist Church in Asbury Park Salvest dismissed the munici- Judge Salvest found from Mr. Sanders, who was pa- mony were Mr. Sanders and in die shore area for the past Ave., brother of Mrs. Flor- and was a member of the pal court conviction of Carl the'testimony that Mr. Luck' Sgt. Harker. . 23 years. While in the army, ence Hopwood of Eatontown, church's Boy Scout Troop. Norman Luck, one of the rade chairman, testified that crossed in front of it, bearing he served in World War II, died Tuesday in Jersey Shore Freehold Street People, who the council had appointed the a "Woodstock Nation" flag, pefense witnesses, were Mr. Lt. Parmentier who was a Luck, 19, of Bt. 537, Colts the Korean conflict and in the Medical Center. forward observer for the U.S. had been sentenced to 90 days parade committee by resolu- at a point about Fulton St., Vietnam war. Mr. Van Mater was born for allegedly obstructing and tion in February, before it and shortly thereafter the Neck, formerly of 8 Lani Army, was killed when a Court, Freehold Township; He was a member of Celes-, here and was a lifelong resi- booby trap exploded near interfering with the annual was necessary to obtain a pa- street people joined behind tial Masonic Lodge No. 36 of'" dent of the area. parade. The sentence was set rade permit. him with their banner. ' : Mrs. Kathleen Jamison, 18, of him. 46 Broadway, who had won Red Bank (PHA). He was a disabled Army His father, Lt. Col. Mar-aside. Mr. Smith noted that the Judge Salvest said he found Surviving are his wife, Mrs. World War II veteran of the Judge Salvest hep,that" the mayor and council had not her appeal of a 60-day jail ceau R. Parmentier, died a that Mr. Luck and the Street term imposed in municipal Maude James; a son, Morris European Theater of Oper- year ago. disorderly persons charge of only appropriated money for People "marched quite a James, at home; and his ations. He had retired from which Mr. Luck was con- the parade, but "served in an court for her alleged inter- Surviving are his mother, distance in front of the pa- ference with the parade; As- mother, Mrs. M. J. James of Earie Naval Ammunition De. Mrs. (Louise Parmentier of victed was not applicable be- executive capacity" regard- . rade" until they were con- San Antonio, Tex. pot. cause it says any person who ing it. • • . bury Park Press reporter- Littleton; a brother, Jack Par- fronted by the police and or- photographer William East- Childs Funeral Home of Besides his sister in Eaton- mentier of Lakewood, Colo.; obstructs, molests or Inter- "Who are they to exempt dered to stop and disperse in Red Bank is in charge of ar- feres with any person "law- themselves from a law that mond, of 9 Prince Place, town, Mr. Van Mater is sur- two sisters, Mrs. Evonne 10 seconds or they would be Little Silver; Borough Clerk rangements. Sgt. Morris James vived by two daughters, Mrs. Wright of Grand Forks, N.D:, fully" in any public street or applies to everybody?" asked arrested. ' other public place is a dis- Judge Salvest. Vivian Taylor, and Mrs. Tru- Dorothy Schmidt of Bradley and Mrs. Joyce Spicer of At least'two of them moved dy Pesdotta. Henry A. Wolf Beach and Miss Gloria Van Charleston, S.C.; and his orderly person. The judge noted that eight Judge Salvest upheld the municipalities participate in to the. sidewalk after, they PORT MONMOUTH - Mrs. Elinor Seagriff Wolf,' a Mater, at home; a second Bis- step - grandmother, Mrs. were advised to "get out of Henry A. Wolf, 67, of 18 Mills son, Henry H. Wolf of Benton ter, Mrs. Dorothy Gerwin of Charles J. Richardson of Lit- argument of defense attorney the Battle of Monmouth Day 1 Eichard B. Ansel! of Asbury Parade every year, with pri- here" by Mr . Luck, the judge Ave. died Wednesday in MOn- Air Force Station, Pa.; four Keyport, and three grand- tle Egg Harbor, N.J. found. children. Arrangements were under Park that the 1,200 parade vate citizens from each ap- mouth Medical Center, Long daughters, Mrs. Elinor Abba- Fact Is Found Branch. lone of Grand Beach, Staten Arrangements are under the direction of the Nickles participants, headed by pointed to committees to run Born in Jersey City, he was Island, Mrs. Grace Ryan of the direction of the Francioni, Hill - Drinkwine Funeral Borough Council President it. " He said it was not clear Home. Alfred E. Sanders, were not Authority Not Proven from Mr. Sanders' testimony 1N-DOOR OR OUT a resident here 12 years. Cliffwood Beach, Mrs. Joan Taylor and Lopez Funeral CARPETIN0L Retired from the Standard Meyer, here, and Mrs. Mar- Home. "lawfully" on the street be- "There is no proof that this whether the parade was act- Oil Co. of New Jersey, where jorie Kennedy of Takoma A. Wood Johnson cause they had not obtained a parade was authorized by the ually stopped, but that Mr. he had been employed 18 Park, Md.; 23 grandchildren, Miss L. M. Stillwell ASBURY PARK - A. Wood parade permit as required by (borough) council as an offi- Sanders had said at one point Johnson, 65, of 1028 Second a controversial borough ordi- cial act," he said. that it never came to a com- years, he was a member of and two great-grandchildren. FREEHOLD - .Miss Lyda St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Arrangements are under di- Ave. died yesterday in Mon- nance adopted June 1. Mr. Luck and eight other plete halt. "I so find flu's as M. Stillwell, 80, of 75 Hull Argument Rejected fact," he said. Keansburg. rection of the John F. Pfleger Ave., died yesterday at Mon- mouth. Medical Center, Long young people were arrested Surviving are his widow, Funeral Home, Middletown. mouth Medical Center, Long Branch, after a brief illness. The judge rejected the ar. and accused of obstructing Judge Salvest found that af- Branch, after a lengthy ill- Mr. Johnson was born in gument of Assistant Prose- and interfering with the pa- ter.the police halted Mr. Luck ness. East Riverton and had lived and the street people Sgt. FOR ANY OCCASION here 26 years. Raynor Barker "marched She was born in Freehold Mrs. George Smith back to the area where the and bad resided here all her He was a retired technical HOMEY BEE FLOWERS life. Miss Stillwell was a writer at Ft. Monmouth, and RED BANK — Mrs. Surviving are her husband, street people were and or- member of the First Baptist had received several citations Amanda Smith, 68, of 15 Riv- George Smith; three daugh- dered the arrest of all the RUSSELL' T. HODGKISS Church and its Daughters of for his work. A "ham oper- er St., who was active in local ters, Mrs. Juanita Dozier, street people in sight." the Cross, and had been a ator," he was a member of Republican organizations, Mrs. Yvonne Grey and Mrs. Judge Salvest said Mr. 464 IROAD ST. died yesterday at home, after Jesse Fuergusori', all of Red Luck and the street people • Wcariwr Sunday school teacher for the American Radio and Re- Proof SHREWSIURY many years. lay League Inc., with call let- a short illness. Bank; one sister, Mrs. Clara were walking "peaceably," Born in Red Bank, Mrs. Carter of New Shrewsbury; and the fact that they carried • Olafin 741-4020 Surviving are a Bister, Mrs. ters K2GVB. lifer He was a member of the Smith had lived in this area and three grandchildren. a banner or two was not un- ItUb She* It27 Ann S. Matthews of Neptune, t «olU and several nieces and neph- First Baptist Church of East all of her life. The Childs Funeral Home of lawful activity, "unless they colon IY WIRE ANYWHtM ews. Riverton. - She was a member of the Red Bank is in charge of ar- would be guilty of conducting TheFreeman Funeral Surviving are his widow, Shrewsbury Ave. A.M.E. Zion rangements. a parade without a permit." Home is in charge of arrange- Mrs. Mary Helen Johnson; Church here and was a for- But they weren't charged two daughters, Misses Sandra mer Sunday school teacher. with that, he said. ments. Illiteracy Battled SHOP AT HOME SERVICE and Wanda Johnson, both at Mrs. Smith was a member Event Lauded Phoni Words to w* color swotchu. Victor Blay home, and a sister, Mrs. Mar- of the Republican Women and NEW DEHLI '(AP) - The Judge Salvest called the A«k about prortiilonol Initallotlon tha Johnson of East Riverton. Battle of Monmouth Day Pa- |itrvicii. LONG BRANCH - Victor , the Republican Civic Associ- Indian government's new slo- The Edward E. Jackson Fu- gan for eradicating illiteracy rade "a laudable event" and Monmouth Shopping Ctnttr John Van Kirk & Son Blay, 67, of 75 Cooper Ave. ation, both of Red Bank, as neral Home, Neptune, is in well as the Monmouth County is "Each one teach one." In- said he felt more such events Earonrown Orel. died Tuesday at Monmouth charge of arrangements. dia's illiteracy rate is esti- should take place, but "I feel Open »:30 A.M. 'HI 9:30 P.M. MONUMENTS Medical Center here after a Federation of Republican Women. mated at about 65 per cent. it should have been the way IS COOKR RD.. MIDDLfTOWN long illness. , v • City Is Liquidated ' (off R». 35 at Ho«don'i Cantor) Born in Newark, he was a OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — 741*111 747-2IM retired truck driver who lived The Washington State High- in the shore area for the past IARU •UILD MONUMIKTf way Department has liquida- 1$ years. ted the state's fourth-largest He is survived by his wife, city. Mrs. Dorothy Blay; a son, Bellevue, in the Seattle Victor Blay of Newark; and a area, was left off the depart- brother, Harry Blay of New. ment's new official map. No- FUNERAL ark. j.' body knows how.- Childs Funeral Home of The department did remem- Childs HOME Red Bank is in charge of ar- ber to include Bellevue in the rangements. . _ Seattle-area cutout of the John Alien Childs HI IN MEMORIAM map. Owner and Operator Unveiling The unveiUn* of Anna and 8>tn Cohen will take plies on Sunday, Auiuat 30. 1970 at 12:30 p.m. at the Congregation U'x32' Dignified • Inexpensive • Confidential B'ml Israel Cemetery In New «hr«w»hliry, N;J. • IN GROUND POOL Day or Night • 741-3505 The Family DEATH NOTICES Sttel Walli Vinyl Lin.r Swim- JAMES — Norrl« of 205 Bridge Ave.. 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK Red Bank on August 27, 1870. Devoted ming Pool Spacial XX Bracing. hiwband of Maude, loving father of Morris, devoted ton of Mra. M. J. Our pricas include all labor and Jame". Funeral services. Sunday 8 p.m. at the Childs Funeral Home.' 364 material!, fane* around pool, Shrewsbury Avenue. Red Bank. Rev. walk around pool, filtration iyi- Purcell Sail officiating. Fraternal ser- vices at 7:15 Sunday evening. Inter- tam. ment San Antonio. Texas. Friends may call at the funeral home, Qunday 1-10 p.m. ' Fro* Estimates 9U37FH — Amanda of IS River Street. Red Bank on August 27. 1970. Devoted John E. Day wife of George, loving mother of Mrs. Call or Write Juanlta DozTer, Mrs. Yvonne Grey. Mrs. Jessie Fergerson, loving slater of Mrs. Clalr Carter. Grandmother or three. Funeral service Saturday, 11 COMBINED i a.m. Shrewsbury AMK Zlon Church. FUNERAL HOME Rev. Andrew Mackejr officiating In- Construction Service terment Monmotifniuli Meemorlal Park. New Shrewsbury. Friends may call SI 4 UNION LANI diampagr\e at the funeral home 7-10 p.m. Friday. WOLF — Henry A., age 67, of 16 Mills •RIELLE, N. J. 08730 Ave., Port Monmouth, on August 26, 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank 1970. Funeral services Saturday. 2 p.m., at the John F. Pfleger Funeral Home. (201) 223-6007 115 Tlndall Rd.. Middletown. Visiting C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. Seven different models from $25,900 to $48,650 SINCE 1865 RED BANK Write for free brochure to Dept. R 814, Woodlake, Wxdlake 110 IROAD STREET RED IANK New Hampshire Ave., just off Route88,Lakewood,N. J. P.O. IMS, Lakewood.^U. ©pen every d»y 10:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M., except Saturday 10:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. t -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, ALX**T 22, 1970 Marijuana Case Aired in Court MIDDLETOWN - Five On the round table before ued. The five girls passed der the influence of narcotics Hospital. Mr. Piorkowski also girls sat around a kitchen them was a wooden salad around a smoking pipe from and failing to give good ac- faces a disorderly persons hand to hand, each drawing counts of themselves are in charge of being under the in- tabl$ Aug. 1, Detective Sgt. bowl. It contained the dried on the stem in turn. abeyance pending Grand Jury fluence of narcotics. William J.. Halliday testified , leaves and seeds, of • mari- The incident occurred, Sgt. disposition of the indictable Charges of being under the ' yesterday in Municipal Court. juana, Sgt. Halliday contin- Halliday told the court, at 11 charges. influence of narcotics (mari- p.m. in the kitchen of a resi- The girls are free in $2,000 juana) against six youthful ROOTS dence on. Greenoak Blvd. Two bail each. defendants were dropped on SUMMIT'RED BANK of the five girls faced prelimi- The three other girls who recommendation of the mu- nary hearings yesterday be- allegedly shared in the "pot nicipal prosecutor. The six fore Judge Jerry J. Massell. party" have also been pleaded guilty to failure to Referred to Jury charged and face preliminary give good accounts of them- The judge referred to the hearings. selves and were fined $75 Grand Jury charges of pos- William M. White of Green- each. session of marijuana against oak Blvd. waived preliminary The defendants are William Sara Jean Sachs of 435 Pros- hearing on two indictable T. Dolan and Ellen A. Hal- pect St., Long Branch; and charges arising from the in- pern, both of Brooklyn; Rob- Penny Elizabeth Jacobs of 71 cident—possession of narcot- ert L. Carlo of Ardsley, N.Y.; Hey, fella! Your wife's in Natelsons outfitting First St., Keyport. ics and contributing to the de- Peter M. Glading of 11 Clo- the kids on your charge account. linquency of minors. The verdale Circle, New Disorderly persons charges charges were referred to the> against both girls of being un- Shrewsbury; Sarah Catherine Grand Jury. Mr. White also Collyer of 6 Carty Ave., Port faces disorderly persons Monmouth; and Herbert B. charges of failure to give a Eddy Jr. of 50 Stratford good account of himself and Drive, New Shrewsbury. being under the influence of narcotics. George A. Kelly of 14 Nep? tune Place, East Keansburg, Sgt. Halliday said he and 12 found guilty of assault on his other police officers raided wife, was fined $100 and given the White residence after sur- a 30-day jail sentence, sus- Jumpsuits veillance justified entry with pended. He was also put on a search warrant. He identi- probation for a year. fied marijuana in the pipe Dale Eckelberry of 44 Sho^ are and the bowl, he said. reacres Ave., East Keans- Arraiped on a charge of burg, was fined $25 after "right now" possession of, heroin was Al- pleading guilty to being drunk Tha Fashion Suit with Great Shape fred R. Davis of 135 Borden and disorderly. and Finessa...Only$1001 Join ths jumpsuit generation Ave., Asbury Park. Mr. Davis Hearing of a charge of right new, and Canadian's is faces preliminary hearing threatening to kill his wife MEET THE FALL IN STYLE... IN ths place to start. See- our great Sept. 3. against Richard S. Zibourney THE WELL-BRED LOOK OF AUTHENTIC collection of sw»et, fluid, 'slinky Stanley J. Piorkowski of 811 of 72 Seventh St., Belford, jumpsuits -to give you the look Thirtieth St., Union City, was postponed until the de- FASHION. HERE'S THE SUIT THAT'S ol today. ColPar to ankle rip waived preliminary hearing fendant obtains an attorney. ALWAYS RIGHT - A SET-FOR-FALL fronts in aceta+e Icnits, mylar on charges of possession of But Judge Massell took ad- IcnTts, double wool knits, Arne'l® legend drugs and narcotics. vantage of Mr. Zibourney's SUIT. OUR TWO BUTTON SHAPED triacetate plus and so many He was released in his own appearance to dispose of a MODEL WITH WIDE LAPELS AND recognizance to go to Dis- traffic summons pending mora in >a blaze of fall shades. DEEP CENTER VENT IN A HANDSOME Sizes 5 to 15 and 6 to 18. covery House, narcotics treat- against him since last Octo- ment center in Marlboro State ber. NEWSTRIPING. IN ALL WOOL WORSTEC $24 39.99 FLANNEL BLUE/GREY,BROWN. $100. te Howard Asks Boaters To Report Pollution WASHINGTON — Citing 1966, no oily mixture may be mounting complaints from discharged from a vessel shore communities about the within 100 miles of the New amount of oil and tar washing Jersey coast. An oily mixture up on their beaches, Re,p. is defined as one. containing 401 Sprlngfiald'Avsnut, Summit 105 Bretd Street, Rad Bank James J. Howard, D-N.J., is- more than-100 parts per mil- Opan Monday & Thursday Until 9 Opan Wednesday & Friday Until 9 sued an urgent plea to boat- lion of oil. men to report violators of the oil pollution laws. "I strongly urge all boaters who witness a violation of the oil pollution control laws to assist the Coast Guard in its enforcement effort by report- ing the offense by the most rapid means available. The telephone numbers are 872- 0300 for the Sandy Hook sta- tion and 899-0130 for the Ma- nasquan Inlet station," the three-term congressman said. "This course of action was The phone suggested to me in an official report from Vice Adm. T.R. Sargent, assistant command- ant of the U.S. Coast Guard, on the subject of oil and tar deposits on the beaches of Monmouth County," Mr. How- ard: stated. "I requested this report af- company is ter I toured our beaches'and -found them to be unacceptab- ly marred by this type of pol- All over rapidly growing central, lution," Mr. Howard contin- New Jersey, f ued. Mr. Howard, who is a mem- In Neptune Township. Where We've ber of the House Public opened a new central office which CANADIAN'S Works Committee, which will also add extra calling capacity writes water pollution and oil RED BANK: 30 Broad Street pollution laws, and its sub- for ou r customers in Deal and committee on rivers and har- Asbury Park. ASBURY PARK: 600 Coo km an Avenue bors, which is specifically charged with this task, stated that under the Oil Pollution And in Hamilton Township. 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And these sale prices. bargain,at these sale prices. in the busier ones to come. $2 off $2 off really going 10,000 sq ft bag (40 lbs) 15,000 sq ft bag (60 lbs) -WSJ 12.95 tf 1.95 LAWES Also $1 off Also $1 off SYCAMORE AVE., to town. 5,000 sq ft bag (20 lbs) . 10,000 sq ft bag (40 lbs) SHREWSBURY RIVER RD., FAIR HAVEN New Jersey Bell FROM OUR REAPERS An Of femtot Column Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher . . ,. 1607 Kingsley St., Apt. 2 .y^. ; f Asbtjry Park, N. J. Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor To the Editor: ; •• Thomas J. BIy, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Mr,-Kilpatrick's recent column, "No Choice for Inf^i —8 Friday, August 28, 1970 Workers/' was vile and offensive. • His main contention was •, that the "uniorf shop" provisions of the recent UFWOC.,. •••:• (United Farm Workers Organizing Committee) contracts are viqlative of human freedom, and that no elections tare . held to'determine whether farm workers want a union, orr Control of Rock Festivals if they do, which union. • . ^t^^V: • Under pretense of being concerned for the;farm work- It was inevitable that law en- rock festivals that are never coming er's liberty, Mr. Kilpatrick then feels free to compare^/t.f forcement and the promotion of off, and they're not getting their sar Chavez to a slave-owner, to claim workers .want no part , '" youth "rock festivals" would lock money back. They also are spending of UFWOC, to call "la Causa" a "harvest of tyranny, ana*v . horns. The subject is so pressing that money to travel to rock festivals," to refer tqfarm workers as "chattels" and "head. ., .. . it became the major topic up for dis- he said. The contention that field workers have "no choice' is cussion at the first meeting, of the false. Every contract negotiated by UFWOC ^is voted on The law he hopes to draft will by all the workers onthat farm, whether they, hold union , Middle Atlantic States Narcotics seek to "channel young- people into cards or not If that first contract is defeated, the grower Task Force. manageable groups to control this is free to seek negotiations with another union, -or to refuse That group is composed of the to negotiate. All elections are supervised by the Catholics*,;;... (drug) problem, and to give them an Bishops Committee. , All elections held to date have been attorneys general of New Jersey, outlet they seem to want — music," won overwhelmingly by Chavez and UFWOC. New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, he said. Maryland and West Virginia. New The Union Shop provision is in UFWOC contracts, an&J|;^;'" When 150,000 to 200,000 people the workers accept that'contract, future job applicants must Jersey's George F. Kugler Jr. is its seek union membership. In a sense, that is a denial ot W>* ; chairman. congregate — as they do for these festivals — there are bound to be big erty, admittedly. It is a denial of liberty just-Iike any de- Mr. Kugler said his staff is work- mocratically determined law is a denial of some liberty. But problems. Besides the obvious drug ing on legislation that would clear it is not la denial of a socially useful liberty of beneficial in-? and other abuses by some of the dividual freedom. It is no more a restriction of liberty than*.-. the way for the festivals while con T young, property owners are often there was when employers, unchecked toy unionization, made trolling the drug abuse that often ac- subjected to what amounts to a pub- non-membership in a union a condition of employment, and • . companies them. could hire and fire on whim. According to tiie kind of lic nuisance and a health hazard. philosophy propounded by Kilpatrick, it is*all right for grow-, / Even though details have not ers to have total control over the': lives of black and brown ^ been completed, we admire Mr. The financial success enjoyed by workers, but if those workers help determine the conditj#&.>..\ Kugler's admonition that the recom- the promoters indicates that rock of their employment through collective bargaining, one of mendations should improve "our re- festivals will continue to be a part of those conditions beng an expression of solidarity with fellow the current scene. Controls are defi- workers, that is bad,' Better, according to Kilpatrick's out- lations withVoung people...so we look, to let the grower maintain his arsenal of illegal and don't abridge their legitimate right to nitely needed, and it is comforting to . unethical strikebreaking weapons intact. Let him continue assemble and to free speech." know that an New Jersey, at least, to hire illegally imported non-union "wetbacks" and destroy He also is concerned that young they will be legally exercised with the fruits of years of organizing; and sacrificing. Let the due concern for the rights of the growers break up the first successful effort at farm .labor people are been cheated. ''They are organizing in more than 50 years. * .;,.,. - spending $20 each for tickets for many people involved. • Mr. Kilpatrick's "concern" for farm worker "liberty" /: THE REPORTER .would seem more genuine if he expressed soiirie outrage, ovee the poverty, squalor, and generalmistreatment they have The New Catholic Bible always suffered. It's a simple matter for a wealthy whites, Publication at the end of next The product, however, is historic Dinner and Self-Preservation man to speak patronizingly about Filipino, black, and Chi- and the work of 51 scholars — in- cano farm, workers. It was the farm workers themselves, month of a Bible for use by English- . he?" This borders on insolence to the King - though, wiho have struggled against intimidation, poverty cluding four Protestants — over the By JIM BISHOP speaking Catholics is another indi- The !eg of lamb and the small baked of the household, but I permitted it to pass. and murder. Does Kilpatrick know of the Elaine massacre cation that religious leaders are past 25 years. One of the authors, potatoes looked good surrounded by the fibr- "It may be," I said quietly, with in 1919, when 100 black union men wete brutally slaugh- v. tered? Does he know of the ambush murder of two union aware that we are, indeed, in a the Rev. Gerard S. Sloyan, was a Red ous stalks of broccoli, and the three-sec- enormous control, "that Doctor Freud has Bank resident from 1927 to 1936. tioned silver platter went the rounds of the been proved wrong — the imprinting stage men at Pixley, Calif, in 1933? Of the dynamiting and sjioot-f changing world. for emotional scars, let us say, has been ing of union families in 1936? Of the shooting ol Jim Price in.: The use of the vernacular in the table in a businesslike and silent way. Dinner at our reduced from ages one to five to zero to two 1949? Old and unfamiliar words will Catholic Mass gave those of other house is almost always the years of age, but that doesn't damage the As Steinbeck wrote: in "The Grapes of Wrath" many •* give way to today's language in the faiths an opportunity to appreciate discussion hour and some- edifice of psychoanalysis he built. It merely years ago, "The quality of owning freezes you forever into hope that religion will become more passages and prayers formerly in- times, by the time the broke one of the windows." 'I,' and cuts you off from the 'we.' " Mr. Kilpatrick's phi- toned in Latin at such services as lemon sponge cake comes "Do you think," asked Kathi, "that it is losophy (and perhaps his wealth and position) has cut him meaningful and better understood. around, we have forgotten wrong to display intelligence in front of The new Bible may not gain com- weddings and funerals. This,.we be- off, and he cannot even comprehend the need of farm .work- the main course. boys?" Yes, I said, I think it is wrong. Supe- ers, for a union shop or anything else. The farm workers, plete favor with traditionalists, lieve, has led to interfaith under- There is a key to char- rior intellect in a girl can emasculate a boy. though, are becoming "we," and their demands'for justice some of whom continue to object to standing, and there is every reason acter in conversation and Dumb is clever. "Not me," said Karen, will no longer be denied. the change in the Catholic Mass from to expect that the new Bible will' do each of the four of us has swallowing the onion. "If I feel I'm right his own. My wife, Kelly, I'm going to say it." Robert E. Moir Latin to the idiom. the same. BISHOP too young and too good for "WHAT MAKES YOU think that man is Coordinator, me, relates everything, including war. to no good?" my wife said, propping a book of United Farm Workers, motherhood and the sanctity of family life. sewing patterns against her coffee cup. I AFL-CIO A Show Worth Viewing The Russian government may be lousy, she shrugged. "No one wants to hear it, but my wiH admit, but she bets that the millions of point is that, even though he has made gi- Broad St, Red Bank, will be nity. political serfs want peace. Karen, 17, who gantic strides in science, he is basically a closed to vehicular traffic tomorrow Dale Myers, festival chairman, sits on my left, is a slender blonde of in- cruel and selfish animal, concerned more Planning vs. Deaths between Mechanic and Front Sts. in succeeded in winning approval to congruous beauty of face and soul; and all with himself — even if he has to sacrifice topics, including the state of the Wall Street his best friend to achieve it." 45 Cooper Road another major observance of the bor- close off part of the main business market, are keyed to babies, a product ough's 100th anniversary celebra- district for the display, and we hope "You're jaded," Kelly said, without ' . ... Mddletawi,iN.J» ,.w. , which she favors in carload lots. Kathi, 15, looking up from a pattern of a dress with a tion. The event is the 20th annual the new setting will gain even greater the kid with the Miss America figure and . ^panel.on one side. "Maybe," I said, "but-he To the Editor: • the mind of an ascetic ecologist, listens, Red Bank Art Festival. appeal than the 19 festivals which begins by filling his belly and ends by fitting I am-writing because I was deeply disturbed by a letter eats too fast, and cues her opinions on an . his wallet. If he can undersell, undercut, Sponsored by the Greater Red preceded it. old.fashioned concept called logic. I read in The Daily Register on the subject of abortion. Bank Jaycees and the borough's Paintings, sculpture and photo- double-cfoss, or outwit his own brother,' he The subject last night was human prog- wuVdcTit. He is especially interested in Mr;, and Mrs. Bronell, in their reply to Mrs. L. Taylor Parks and Recreation Department, graphy will be displayed by young ress. As the father of the clan, I toss the ball of Spring Lake, accused her of having a "shallow and self- becoming a bigger and greater man than s the festival is an excellent cultural and old professionals and amateurs. out and eat slowly as I watch the trained his father." serving nature" because she was outraged by the possible ; event worthy of the support it has It's a show we confidently recom- seals bounce it from nose to nose. Kelly . ' "Isn't that good?" Kathi said, work- liberalization of New Jersey's abortion laws. Ij'too, must thought that man has come a long way. Ka- confess to having a shallow and self-serving nature" because been given by the business commu- mend. "ing on a big piece of cake as though it lack- ren thought that the mortality rate for in- ed calories. "Ambition has its place," I I don't particularly savor mass murder for the whims of : fants and mothers was worth all the other said, "arid I would worry about a boy who women who have "accidents'" as regularly as clockwork. gains because, as she patiently explained, didn't .have it. I'm arguing against the con- I have known too many people who have had too many INSIDE WASHINGTON without babies where are you? Kathi cept of bigger and better. Once we built an thought that scientific advance within the "accidents" to be deluded" or put off by the excuse that abor- atomic bomb, but we had to deliver it by tion is ^necessary for the preservation of our species. Thaj;, . past half century was sosenormous that man plane. Now we float it by missile. Then we is now at the mercy of his devices. argument is for people jvhO are desperately grasping for any / Douglas Lawyer's Challenge ,put three bombs in one nose cone, each excuse.to u,se murder as a-means of relieving a distasteftfl;' '..- aimed at-a'different city. Is this progress?" ; ver the opposition into the position of ar- I SAID THAT I thought that man was no situation, knowing that the victim will never have a chance"' By ROBERT S. ALLEN "Progress," said Karen, lifting seven and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH guing the issue of his removal solely on Rif- damned good. It was an automatic first in this world to speak for his right to live. . '• down, but I realized that the women would . pounds of school books, "is in knowing that Justice William o. Douglas is resorting kind's thesis of limited impeachment power. I love humanity and I love my two children,: although Striking directly at these diversionary pile on and break both of my legs. They did. life will continue — that innocent babies will to a new strategy in fighting the House drive •continue to be born." "Their greediness," I I'm not planning to have any more. But I don't have ,tp|. to impeach him. tactics, Rep. Ford declares: They did it with the kiss of traitors. Man, I insisted, has learned much about his envi- said , '"is also suspect. The first time after resort to murder because I am a human being. My •inteliM' The ultra-left jurist is brushing aside as * * * birth when they are placed with their moth- gence tells me that I can prevent life from starting in thev inapplicable those charges ronment, but very little about himself. He : "THE RIFKIND memorandum neglects was born selfish, putting everything into his er, they do not know where the breast is, or first place by contraception, so that I don't have to kill it) of improper conduct made to.reveal that virtually every learned stu- how to feed. Within three days, they not only off later. In many, many! cases, abortion is so unnecessary. against him by House mouth, and he never learned to stop. Each dent of the Constitution since the founding of thinks only of his own appetites and satis- know where it is but how to hang on — If only we foolish, foolish women would think ahead! We members, and is flatly our government denies the validity of Rif- which shows that infants three days old can don't have to have unwanted pregnancies — we make the maintaining that the only factions — this is as true of the banker who kind's argument that "only criminal con- amasses money as it is of the sex fiend who think." mistake ourselves with full knowledge of the possible con- basis on which he can be. duct' is impeachable ... It is an in- sequences of any sexual encounter. . - impeached is. "indictable" amasses women. Kathi smiled. "You must admit," she controvertible fact that virtually every rec- said, "that in a way, older people know or "criminal" grounds. ognized legal authority completely demo- I was wrong, wrong, wrong. Karen was Euthanasia is a close relative of abortion. ^ And it, too, This extraordinary still chewing on the final slice of onion in more and more about less and less. I have is a "solution" to overpopulation. Let us all give a thought lishes Rifkind's thesis that only 'criminal to go along with the babies. Thinking of the claim is categorically re- conduct' is impeachable." her salad when she asked to be excused, and to that, because it is not a fanatical statement, but a hard jected by House Republi- stood. "Even Freud has been proved stomach first is a matter of self-pre- servation." fact. •>.-.•/ can Leader Gerald Ford, Bipartisan House critics of Justice wrong," she said. "Do you know more than : ALLEN Mich. . "...:. Douglas are privately raising sharp ques- Let's use the intelligence that God gave us, the intelli:".. Citing numerous precedents and author- tions regarding the basis of Rifkind's em- gence that separates us from the lower animals. A little ities to the contrary, Ford vigorously as- ployment as Douglas' counsel. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH planning now can save a lot of deaths later. serts that "conduct of a federal judge prop- Being asked are the following: Whether J Sincerely, •. erly subject to impeachment need not be Rifkind is being paid, and if so, how much Mrs. Vincent A. Iipert Jr. . 'indictable' or 'criminal,' and by whom? Also, whether Rifkind's law and might even consist of firm has cases pending before the Supreme Is the 1940-70 Generation Ahead? conduct which would be Court; whether he is personally represent- By SYLVIA PORTER pivotal currency in the world. PIED PIPER OF D..G blameless if committed by ing clients there; and who they are. (2) But our personal incomes after taxes a private citizen." Before August, 1970 - the 25th anni- Rifkind's large firm has an extensive versary of the end of World War It — passes have soared from $75 billion in 1940 to an Douglas' challenge of corporate practice, much of it before federal into history, let me ask you a fascinating estimated $662 billion in 1970, a 783 per cent the House's right to im- judges. He appears frequently in such question in the sphere of economics. Specif- increase which dwarfs the loss in the dol- peach him for alleged mis- courts. ically, how have you — lar's purchasing power. conduct is made in a * * * the millions whose gener- * . * * lengthy "legal memo- ation has been spanned by randum" by Simon Rif- IN RIFKIND'S memorandum, he com- THE PROGRESS remains impressive pletely ignores the numerous charges of im- these 25 years — made out even when you translate today's personal kind, N. Y., former feder- in 1) r ead-an d-butter al judge who is acting as GOLDSMITH proper conduct against Dougas. Rifkind's In- income total into 1940 dollars — meaning volved argument is based entirely on the terms? fiven when you eliminate the contribution of Douglas' attorney. This document is being I was a young adult in circulated among members of the House contention that a federal judge is inipeach- price increases to the dollar income totals able only on""''indictable" or ''criminal" 1940; so were millions of and also consider the rise in the number Judiciary Commiitee, which for more than you.- I have worked four months has been conducting a dawdling grounds. For Congress to challenge a jurist employed. Franz Pick, the international cur- on any other basis is, in Rifkind's opinion, through all the years rency expert, has done this and has shrunk and highly criticized . investigation of since, earned an income, Douglas. '' an attempt to "subvert the constitutional 1970's total to $224 billion in 1940 dollars — system which has proven its value over saved and invested dollars but that's still an increase of 199 per cent. A request by this column for a copy of nearly two centuries." jp various forms So have Rifkind's memorandum was refused by Rep. (3) And what if you had put your money In support of this thesis, Rifkind cites a millions of you. While the social, political into stocks? Pick has also figured the Dow- Emanuel Ccller, D-N.Y., 8/2-year-old com- and other areas of concern are not my news- mittee chairman, on the ground he had not few authorities and pronouncements. Jones industrial average as 100 in 1940. On Rep. Ford's retort is to brusquely brand paper beat, the economics sphere is. this base, the average has climbed from a yet read it. . So how have we made out financially in Despite this secrecy, an examination nf these references as "to a considerable de- 1940 high of 112 to roughly a high of 811, a gree grounded on historical inaccuracy." this period of three wars and 30 years? ... rise of 624 per cent. Rifkind's 10-page memorandum reveals two Our generation ... main thrusts behind Douglas' strategy: "For example," says Ford, "Rifkind Again, translating today's Dow-Jones '(1) To make it appear that Congress, in claims that past impeachment proceedings, average of 811 into 1940 dollars, the figure seeking to oust him, is attempting to "in- notably that of Justice Chase, conclusively (1) THE DOLLAR which we earned in shrinks to 291. It's still a 160 per cent rise. crease its own power (and) to subject anoth- establish that impeachment would lie only 1040 and which was worth 100 cents in the And-even if you had invested in fixed- er branch (of the government) to its domi- for 'criminal conduct' or 'criminal offenses.' marketplace then is worth roughly 35 cents income mediums, $1 invested at 5 per cent nation." . . , The plain fact is that the Chase impeach- now. compound interest becomes $4.32 in 30 ment merely established that impeachment That's a destruction of 85 per cent, a years. And $1 invested at a mere 3 per cent (2) To dismiss the various charges of was not to be a purely partisan weapon," misconduct against Douglas, and to maneu- horrible debasement in buying power for the becomes $2.43 in 30 years. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.! FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 Record Set at Playgrouruk School Board Tells Of $10M00 Deficit fipPDLETOWN - Recreation Commission. park softball league, cook- del. since at the township's 15 su- The weekly program of outs, visits by the township's One of the best attended ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Superintendent George H. ready,agreed on by the board. perintendent said, as 26 per- pervised playgrounds has sur- arts, crafts and athletics at mobile rocketship and Indian playgrounds is Hillside Park, The Board of Education has Wuesthoff said the deficit re- Her salary is $3,440, will half sons applied for the sixth passed aU previous years, ac- each playground has been teepee, and trips to the Gar- where Charles Herguth is su- reported it ended the 1969-70 flects the greater cost of edu- reimbursed by the state under grade vacancy. He added that cating exceptional children cording to a report by the supplemented by an inter- den State Arts Center, Holm pervisor. "Everyone takes school year with a $10,000 the Beadlestoa Act. , the school's five new teachers pride in this facility, which deficit. and their transportation. An overabundance of teach- this year represent the big- has become even more evi- Despite hopes of local chil- ers was evident here, the su- gest turnover in eight years. dent by a near absence of dren, the board announced vandalism," says Mr. Her- Five Enter the elementary school is guth. Supervised hours at the ready to open Wednesday, OPEN SUNDAYS 8 AM TO 5PM park are from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pleas Of Sept. 9. and self-directed programs, Mr. Wuesthoff said classes including basketball, continue this year will be small except Wednesday and Friday Evenings till 9 P.M. into the night under newly in- Innocence for the fourth and fifth V stalled lights. Many residents FREEHOLD — Cleveland grades. He said kindergarten have volunteered to supervise Crenshaw, 30, Pharo St., Nep- classes will have less than 20 evening activities. tune, has pleaded innocent children each and other to charges of robbing $1,084 classes will not total 30 chil- Softball teams for every dren each. age group and a basketball from Kinkel's Knitting Mill, team for older boys are fea- Apple St., New Shrewsbury, Miss Elizabeth Macauley SEE THE ^s, AD tured at Harmony Play- July 2. was rehired as Title I instruc- ground, which has more than tor at a salary of $10,850. Miss Crenshaw was one of three Susan Personick was hired as doubled its attendance. Judy men indicted on fcharges of Gage is director and Kathy speech therapist for two days taking the^ money Jrom Kath- a week instead of one day al- Olesko, assistant director. erine, Louise and Frank Kin- ON PAGE 24 kel while armed with a knife. To Register He and four others were ar- Funds Are ... SO CAN YOUR PORCH raigned before Superior Court You can have that extra room that you need quickly School Voters Judge Andrew A. Salvest. and economically by letting us convert either your Given To garage or porch into another room that you can use MIDDEETOWN - New Raymond Rinaldi, 25, of SCOnS TURF BUILDER SALE residents wishing to vote in Matilda Ten, Long Branch, for any purpose. We'll be happy to give you a free the Oct. 13 school referendum denied charges of obtaining Asbury Park estimate and to show you how easily thit can be may register at the office of money under false pretenses ASBURY PARK - William done. 24-hour phone service — call anytime. At Less Than the 1959 the township clerk between 9 July 9 in Eatontown by al- F. Dowd, Republican candi- a.m. and 4 p.m. through legedly giving a check for date for Congress in New Jer- MODERNIZE YOUR BATHROOM Thursday, Sept. 3. $74.95 to Bamberger's, Eaton- sey's Third District, has an- town; possession of stolen nounced that Asbury Park SCOnS TURF BUILDER Registrations also will be property, the $74.95 check, a accepted next Monday, Tues- will be granted $85,746 in fed- check for $63.08 and' a motor eral aid for the demolition of 15,000 SQ. FT. GIANT BAG day and Wednesday from 7 to vehicle registration, the prop- 9 p.m. buildings on the West Side erty of Vincent Giamerese, damaged in racial disorders. LESS THAN $4 PER 5,000 SQ. FT. . Registration requirements East Brunswick; forging the Set for demolition are about i include six months' residency $74.95 check, and issuing it to 14 burned and damaged build- in New Jersey and 40 days Bamberger's. ings on Springwood Ave. All residency in Monmouth Coun- James R. Suinmey, 23, of were burned and damaged in ty preceding the election SCOnS WINDSOR SEED 95 W. Bergen Place, Red Bank, the disorders during the week date. Residents who recently 2,500 SQ. FT. BOX denied charges of atrocious of July 5. 9 have moved from one location assault and battery July 2 on to another within the town, Ulandese Gillis, W. Sunset Dowd said the grant was HAVE A BEAUTIFUL NEW KITCHEN ship are required to report a Ave., Red Bank. approved yesterday by the change of address. Clarence W. Slemmons, 54, U.S. Department of Housing Eighteen-year-olds may not Philadelphia, denied charges and Urban Development WE WILL SPREAD ... vote in the referendum. of possession of stolen motor (HUD) which provides aid to vehicle valued at $2,100, the municipalities not exceeding property of Zurick Inc., Phila- two-thirds of the cost of the SCOnS TURF BUILDER and Seed delphia, June 11 in Freehold structures to be demolished. NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS Township. Under terms of the grant the Myron Ruffin, 235 Lemon city will have to provide a Road, Howell, denied charges third of the cost of the proj- at 25'a BAG or BOX! Higher Interest of stealing a car valued at ect. On Regular $3,000, the property of Mil- ton Goldstein, 63 South St., Completes Course YES—we will spread (professional equipment) Passbook ——— AIL TYPES HOME IMPROVEMENTS ' "• ' ' Freehold, April 10 in Free- AMES, IOWA - Joe W. • General • Attic Rooms • Kitchens Savings hold. Mullins, U.S. Army Satel- Improvement! • Basement Roams • Roofing-Siding SCOnS 15,000 SQ. FT. BAG for only 25' 4 lite Communications Agency, • Room Additions • Bathrooms • Porch Enclosures On One Year Hair Aids Research Ft. Monmouth, has com- BLOEMFONTEIN, South pleted a two-week conference 270 Certificate* Installment Terms Arranged Purchase in Scotts products must be $75.00 or* more! 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\ \ h THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. U FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 Lonely Hearts Send Complaints

By DENNIS L. STERN in several sizes, and she was of lighters and household ap- The other letters are= Associated Press Writer sent two coupons for the pur- pliances, the customer ser- requests for information or A woman in Warren, Pa., chase of other "products in the vice department has a rule first aid materials, questions" notices that in a box of frozen manufacturer's line. that all letters will get a reply or compliments. • vegetables labeled "baby In addition to a letter apolo- within three days, even if it is only to tell a customer that Lonely Elders brussels sprouts" she has gizing for the mechanical slip- Some firms believe that some larger sprouts as well. up, the woman in Dayton his problem is still being in- A housewife from Dayton, was sent a replacement box vestigated. many of the letters they re- Ohio, discovers that a band- of bandages, although only Generally the firms have a ceive are written by elderly age came without a gauze one in the original did customer service office which persons who are lonely strip. not have the gauze. deals with all mail from cus- whose main'purpose in j£ These women decided to do The procedure used at Sea- tomers. The letters are han- brook and Johnson & Johnson ing is to get a piece of mail t^S something about their gripes dled individually within about is similiar to that of other big return. ••"*?• and last month wrote letters five days. All letters, even to tiie manufacturers of the industries based in New Jer- A spokesman for one com- those which are com- products, Seabrook Farms of sey. pany said he had several Seabrook, N J., for the Customer Is Right plimentary, get responses. regular "complainers" who brussels sprouts, and Johnson A spokesman for Hoffmann At Seabrook, two secretar- write about trivial complaints & Johnson of New Brunswick & La Hoche Inc. of Nutley, ies are assigned to handle almost on a monthly basis one of the state's largest about 35 complaint letters a WOMEN FIRST — Mrs. Joe Mullins, president of the Red Bank Area League of Women Voters, sporting an old- for the bandages. simply because they know his • To the surprise of some per- pharmaceutical firms, said month in addition to their oth- time'straw hat, purchases the first sheet of six-cent commemorative Woman Suffrage postage stamps at fhe er chores. A spokesman for office would send a personal sons cynical about big corpo- the philosophy of his company response. Red Sank Post Office accompanied by Mrs. Virginia Vreeland, president of the Monmouth County League of rations,, the women received is that the customer is always Johnson & Johnson said the firm receives more than 3,000 He said one of his regulars Women Voters, yesterday. Mrs. Dorothy Erving, ona of -the first woman postal clerks hired in the Red Bank Post personally-typed replies. right. customer letters a month, but once sent him a post card The Warren woman was At the Ronson Corp. of Office, completes 'Hie sale, while Officer in Charge Benjamin Benincaw enjoys the 'historic occasion. only about 200 are complaints. from a vacation in Europe. • told" that baby sprouts come Woodbridge, manufacturers (Register Staff Photo) Tall One for a Giant Among Men

Dear Ann Landers: I loved the couples we used to see dates? What's right? What's Dont's," enclosing with your your advice to the tall gal but, because of my husband's wrong? Should you? Shouldn't request 35 cents in coin and a who wanted to date the critical nature, they are no you? Send for Ann Landers' long, self-addressed, stamped shrimp but was afraid people Ann Landers longer our friends. booklet "Dating Do's and envelope. would laugh. I know this situ- The longest we've been able ation well because I am 5'10" to stay on good terms with a and my husband is a good two with us last year when her couple is two years. After , Battjer'Miskovich heads shorter than I am. husband left her. She has no that, the woman's laugh gets My first husband was 6'4" idea where he is and all ef- on his nerves, or the guy RAHWAY - Miss Step- here, attended Union College, but he was a runt compared forts to locate him and make brags too much, or my hus- hanie Miskovich became the Cranford, prior to her mar- to the man I am now married him pay support money for band doesn't like their poli- bride of Brian Eichard Bat- riage. She will enter Temple to. My present husband tow- their two children have failed. tics, or somebody's temper tjer Aug. 15 here in Holy University in Philadelphia, ers above my ex in just about I love the children and don't got hot in a card game, or he Comforter Episcopal Church. where she will major in oc- every way you can think mind taking care of them was insulted because they left Parents of the couple are cupational therapy. of—except height. while Wanda works. They are the TV on when we were in Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mis- Mr. Battjer, a candidate for Sure, people gawk when we two and four so you know their home. You can't believe kovich of Clark, and Mr. and a master in business adminis- Mrs. Joseph Tomaslello walk down, the street togeth- they take lots of energy. My the things he finds wrong with Mrs. Henry J Battjer, Bowne tration degree, also at Temple Mrs. Brian Battjer (The former Denise DeRosa) er. And when we dance they health is not good and the people. Road, Wayside, formerly of University, is an alumnus, of . (The former. sometimes laugh out loud, but children tie me down, but I'm Last night was the last Middletown. Syracuse N.Y. University. He Stephanie Miskovich) who cares? Our marriage is not complaining. The real straw. We had new neighbors is an installation supervisor A reception was held in the 10 times better than those of problem is this: Wanda told in for a drink and the woman with the Western Electric Tomasiello'DeRosa most of the people who are me tonight she is pregnant. was asking about a good den- Town and Campus in Union. Company, Inc., Philadelphia, laughing. My guy is so gen- The man is married and tist because she was having The bride, who was" em- in which city the couple will. KEYPORT— Miss Denise A reception was held in the erous and considerate I feel couldn't marry her if she trouble with her "gooms." Af- ployed by Purolator, Inc., reside. Elene DeRosa, daughter of Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red like the luckiest girl in the were free because his wife is ter they left my husband said, Mr. and Mrs. Alex DeRosa, 28 Bank. world. It's great to be mar- pregnant also. Don't tell me "If a person is so ignorant Parkview Drive, Hazlet, was The bride, a graduate of ried to a man you can look up it's a mess. I know that. Tell that she says "gooms" in- married Saturday here in St. East Orange Catholic High to—in the ways that count. me how tough I should get stead of gums, I do not want Dollinger'Werthwein Joseph's Catholic Church, to School, is employed as a re- Tell the world, will you?—Big with her. her in our house." K E AN S BURG-Miss ployed by International Fla- Joseph touis Tomasiello, son search technician at the Pru- Mama I want Wanda to go to a I am beside myself with Joyce Ann Werthwein and vors and Fragrances, Union of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Toma- dential Insurance Company, home for unwed mothers and Dear Mama: What a lovely this man's pickiness. What Frederick John Dollinger Beach. siello of Newark. Their vows Newark. put the baby up for adoption. letter! Please convey my can I do?—Wife of Mr. Per- were married here in St. were solemnized at a Nuptial Mr. Tomasiello, an alumnus • Wanda wants to keep the The bridegroom was gradu- heartiest congratulations to fect Ann's Catholic Church at a Mass celebrated by the Rev. baby because she says it's the ated from Red Bank Catholic of Jersey City State College, your husband. A guy who can Dear Wife: I checked your Nuptial Mass Saturday. The Armando J. Pirini, who also sure way to get the man to High School. He served in is a teacher in Cranford. The make a woman feel as you do envelope and am happy to see Rev. Frederick Valentino offi- bestowed the Papal Blessing marry her, eventually—if it's Germany during his four- couple will reside in Wood- is a giant among men! you live in Fort Worth. You'll ciated. on the couple. a boy. (He has three girls.) year-enlistment in the U.S. bridge. Mrs. Michael Murray Dear Ann Landers: Our 26- be running out of people soon The bride is the daughter of Air Force and is employed by I know my daughter, Ann. (The former Maureen year-old daughter moved in and it's good that is so Mr. and Mrs. Edward John the Keansburg-Middletown Nesbitt) If she brings the baby home I close. Werthwein, 53 Pinewood Ave., National Bank in Keansburg'. Murray'Nesbitt will have to raise it. I don't A person who is so critical West Keansburg, and Mr. and . He is a member of the Keans- PETERSON'S have the strength. What's of others must be desperately Mrs. George F. Dollinger, 91 burg Jaycees. The couple will your advice?—Fresno NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Bachstadt's Hofbrauhaus, At- RIVERSIDE INN unhappy with himself. Try to Park Ave., Keansburg. reside in Keansburg. Maureen Nesbitt, daughter of lantic Highlands. Dear Fresno: Don't ask help your husband understand The reception was held here The bride, a graduate' of COCKTAIL LOUNGE her—tell her if she insists on the nature of his real problem Mrs. Emma Nesbitt, 375 ih the ;New Point Comfort Middletown Township High and keeping her married lover's because it's more serious firehouse. Church St., Belford, and the late Charles Nesbitt, was School, is employed, by Multi RESTAURANT child she'll have to live some- than he realizes. A life with- The bride was graduated Sensory Production Inc., Red where else. out friends is a miserable ex- married Aug. 15 here in St. HWV. 35, RED BANK from Raritan High School. Bank. Dear Ann Landers: Last istence. She attended Grahm Junior Mary's Catholic Church, to 741-7793 Mr. Murray, an alumnus of night I got to thinking about Unsure of yourself on College, , and is em- Michael A. Murray, son of Erie High School, is employed Mrs. Dorothy Van Damia and at lily-Tulip Cup. Corp., NO Lions or Monkeys James Murray Sr., Erie, Pa. Holmdel. They reside hi Red ZagevKaiser A reception was held in Bank. ONCE UPON PETS & SUPPLIES RUMSON — Congregation The bride will enter her Ju- Learn'Crouse A WEDDING... PROSPECT AVENUE 842-2224 LITTLE SILVER B'nai Israel was the setting nior year at Douglass College, here Sunday for the marriage That once-in-a-lifetimi New Brunswick. terian Church, the Rev. Dr. DACHSHUND of Miss Robin Amy Kaiser, RED BANK — The mar- occasion must ie perfect. Charles S. Webster offici- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Zager, who will enter riage of Catherine T. Crouse 1 PUPPIES $125. ating. The bridegroom is the You simply have to look ! Bertram Kaiser of Woodcliff <,Rutgers University Law of Spring St., daughter of Mr. ALASKAN son of Mrs. Mary Lyon of Red your best, whether it be: Lake, to Albert Allen Zager. School, is an alumnus of the and Mrs. Clarence Tyrrell, 43 Bank and Connecticut. The MALEMUTE He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. formal, in top hat and: University' of Pennsylvania Elm Place, to Ralph S. Learn, couple will reside in Red Raymond Zager, 9 Mitchell tails; or semi-formal in PUPPIES .... 49.95 Wharton School and served as 239 Spring St., took place Sun- Bank on their return from Place, Little Silver. SEE US FOR PROFESSIONAL an ensign in the U.S. Navy in day here in the First Presby- Florida. tuxedo or dinner [acket. ' DOG GROOMING After the' ceremony, at 1 the judge advocate program. Whichever you select,; Diuus 3.?» which Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff Mrs. Frederick Dollinger we can outfit your malt! Albino Cot Filh 7fc officiated, a reception was The couple will reside in New (The former held at the synagogue. Brunswick. Joyce Werthwein). wedding party completely! and correctly. From usher to ring bearer, every manji Rumson Reading Institute Flynri'Munning ENROLL NOW should appear in impec- OOD cably tailored garments RED BANK - St. James A reception was held In the FOR FALL CLASSES making for an impression t Rtnnay School Catholic Church was the set- Don Quixote Inn, Matawan. that will last a lifetime. ting here Aug. 8 for the mar- The bride is a graduate of 1 Our Formal Wear Serv. riage of Miss Beverly Eileen Red Bank Catholic High after-school supplementary classes in ice can help you with any Munning, daughter of Mr. and School and Jersey City State READING — ENGLISH — MATH questions or needs you Mrs. Philip P Munning, 18 College. may have concerning your Wikoff Place, to Thomas P. Mr. Flynn, an alumnus of First Grade through College Flynn Jr., 406 Washington Christian Brothers Academy, wedding party. Consult! Blvd., Sea Girt. Their vows Lincroft, and State University our up-to-the-minute Dress; were solemnized at a Nuptial of New York at Farmingdale, Guide before making your 235 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury 542-4777 L.I., conducts a landscaping final plans. And keep this Mass celebrated by the Rev. business in Sea Girt. The Nicholas Youpa. couple reside in Eatontown. in mind, we can also help RUSSELL 6. RANNEY you keep expenses down. DIRECTOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL Let us show you how sasy it can be to be perfectly ITS TIME TO GET dressed without excessive cost. t Nursery School Stop in any time, we We are now accepting naw MONDAY-FRIDAY 7:30-5:30 YOUR shall be happy to help you Hilltop Academy iludents. Our schedule Includes HOT LUNCHES — 2 SNACKS beginner, intermediate and ad- and serve you in any way Certified By N. J. Dept. of Ed. vanced eltiiet in all typej ef Monarch Study Guides possible for that "once-in-' A Private School theatrical dance. a-lifetime" occasion. Is now accepting enrollments in grades one through Child Care Any Age Special claiies for three to six. fiva-year-oldl. "Formally" yours, -— Open All Year — Hilltop features small class size; new facilities; ex- Paranti invited to obierva, THE cellent staff; transportation. A Chance for Success. CHILDREN'S TAP •BALLET •TOE r^ HOUSE OP For an appointment call 566-2222 CARE CENTER Acrobatic • Discotheque RED BANK 115-119 SHREWSBURY AVE, RED BANK HILLTOP ACADEMY DOROTHY TOLAND Highway 36 F. TAPP, Director 842-5213 BOOKSTORE Morganville, N. J. > DANCE STUDIOS Atlantic Highlands Dr. Lee Walsky, Headmaster 6 LINDEN PL. 747-1412 RED BANK R. B. Messina, Principal 201 "t. ••rgen PI. 741-210* 291-9650 -THE DAILY BEGISTfcR, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1970 Forthcoming Weddings Announced in Area Palette-Shea LEONARDO — Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Shea ST., 47 Leonardville Road, announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Elenita M. Shea, to Raymond J. Palette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Palette of Longmont, Colo. Miss Shea is employed at Western Electric Company, Newark. Her fiance is a student at Monmouth College, West Long Branch. Bergen-Meade Miss Shea Miss Meade Miss Rosseter CHANDLER, Ariz. — Mr. and Mrs. Eldon L. Meade of I** Chandler, announce the engagement of thier daughter, Miss Bill-Rosseter Jean Marie Meade, to Michael J. Bergen, son of Mr. and KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Rosseter Jr., Mrs. Joseph Bergen, 2 Dale Court, Hazlet. A November 25 Waverly St., announce the engagement of their daughter, Mlsi Naulty Miss Edmunds Miss Price Miss Mlgliore Miss Zimmerman Miss Bates wedding is planned. Miss Meade, a graduate of Mesa (Ariz.) Miss Marilyn Rosseter, to Michael Bill Jr., son of Mr. arid Community College, is employed by Mesa General Hospital. Mrs. Bill, 1 Hillside Ave., West Keansburg. Her fiance, a graduate of Arizona State University, is The bride-elect is a senior at Keyport High School. Her Martin-Naulty Grasser-Migliore employed by Broadway-Hale Department Stores, Phoenix, fiance, an alumnus of Raritan High School, is a new enlistee . RIVER PLAZA — Mr. and Mrs. James F. Naulty, 67 BELFORD — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Migliore, 185 Park Ariz. in the U.S. Army and will enter service Sept. 10. Lake Shore Drive, announce the engagement of their daugh- Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol ter Miss Pamela June Naulty, to Robert Lee Martin, son of Ann Migliore, to James Grasser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Dorothy Martin, 519 Newman Springs Boad, Lincroft, Crasser, 25 New Monmoutii Boad, Middletown. A June •and the late Ellis R. Martin. wedding is planned. ;••;.'.• Miss Naulty and Mr. Martin are graduates of Middletown Miss Migliore and her fiance are graduates of Middle- Township High School, She is a junior majoring in interior town Township High School. She is employed as a secretary design at Drexel University, Philadelphia. for Jersey Central Power & Light Co., Keyport, '•>•'••:' Mr. Martin, a senior at the University of Pennsylvania Mr. Grasser, a graduate of Electronic Computer Pro-, \: 3 at Philadelphia, is a June candidate for a BS degree in me- gramming Institute, Long Branch, is employed by Virtual chanical engineering. Computer Services, Union, Edwards-Edmunds Steel-Zimmermann LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Edmunds, 24 Rosslyn Court, announce the engagement of their daugh- SOUTH PLAINFIELD — Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer- ter, Miss Jane Virginia Edmunds, to Mark Griffith Edwards, mann, South Plainfield, announce the engagement of then- son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Edwards, 194 Prospect Ave., daughter, Miss Marie Ann Zimmermann, to William Steel, Red Bank. A June wedding is planned. son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Steel, 24 Ohio Ave., East An alumna of Red Bank High School, Miss Edmunds will Keansburg. The wedding is planned for September of next enter her senior year at Duke University School of Nursing,- year. Durham,-N.C. in the fall. Miss Zimmermahn, a graduate of South Plainfield High Mr. Edwards, an alumnus of Ranney School, New School is employed at J. G. Malford Company, Plainfield. Shrewsbury, is an art major at the College of Artesia in .New Mexico. Mr. Steel, who is with Engineer Precision Casting Com- pany, Middletown, is a graduate of Middletown Township High School. Hingst-Price KEANSBURG — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. George Price, 114 Maple Ave., of the engagement of , Lewis-Bates 2 WAYS their daughter, Miss Connne Evette Price, -to Heinz J. LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Earline Bates, Narragansett Hingst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Hingst, 10 Bay Ave., ,Ave., announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Leonardo. The wedding is planned for September of next Thereasa Earling Bates, to Howard Tyrine Lewis, 6on of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis, Leighton Ave., Red Bank. to build a lawn •K Miss Price, a graduate of Middletown Township High An August wedding is planned after the graduations of the .^lihool, is employed as a secretary at the U.S. Army Elec- couple from college. fetronics Command, Ft. Monmouth. 1 Mr. Hingst, who is an accountant with Alexander Grant The bride-elect, an alumna of Long Branch High School, I. How to build 2. How to RENOVATE . & Co., , is a graduate of the same high school is a senior at Trenton State College, where she is majoring and New York Institute of Technology. He is a volunteer in elementary education. i member.of Community Fire Company, Leonardo. Mr. Lewis, an alumnus of Red Bank High School, is a new lawn. an established lawn. a senior at William Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa. He is majoring in history, with minors in sociology and fey The MaxsonWes d 50 Years psychology. ••H. TlaWMa) -'Wrtamnfi ;KMIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Wesley, Navesink; Mr. and to test a sample el your ton (or Urn* THATCH W« — AtMcNw imchm Mtdt. llOft tolls fOQwfA KWIW lilM, an b. uft* qxraM m MttbHMd Inm It combi out tot nxtt, Hct/rf gut dlo- Wfis. William Maxson, Kings Mrs. Ernest Maxson and AppQf tns nMQVrVMflQM afflOUW tO tnQ idtaMrilll IHwy., celebrated their 50th daughter, Judy, Atlantic Clark-Satzinger Hwn Kmh i tfntottt Apply njptrprafr anniversary Aug. 23 at a fam- Highlands; Mr. and Mrs. Jo-, LONG BRANCH — Announcement is made by Mrs. Mary phtle at this time, too. ily dinner in The Cobble- seph Maxson and daughters Raine Satzinger, 661 Ocean Ave., of the engagement of her Stones. Mrs. Maxson is the Joann, Jean, Jackie and daughter, Miss Noel Irene Satzinger, to Peter Clark, son of former Adaline Smith of Bel- Jeannette, Leonardo, and Mr. Mrs. Henry F. Clark, 611 Point Road, Little Silver, and the ford. and Mrs. Joseph Koeppel and late Mr. Clark. A November wedding is planned. I«IAT Hail - TOs adds to the Organic oxter*] son and daughter-in-law, Mr. & tht mi Moil sandy sots twin it lent 3 to 4 Ms Among those present were The bride-elect, daughter also of Robert Satzinger of beta per thousand iqgtn M of town.Appl y imformbf (tie couple's four sons and a and Mrs. Joesph Koeppel. •cross the hwn daughter, along with their Cranford, is a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Also, Dr. and Mrs. Eugene High School. She is employed at the Avionics Laboratory, Ft. families: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Shearer and sons Rick and f«UTItTIM«-W Monmouth. liam F. Maxson Jr., and Philippi, W. Va.; Beverly ample of your toil for Im mf i Mwt »l« » Linda and William 3rd, Tuc- Garver and Darreen Lome, Mr. Clark, an alumnus of Red Bank Catholic High tfiln tarn Imn. Apply tt» ncomntfidad imoui* son, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Har- Belford, and Judy Martin, At- to tht Iwn Mth I ipmdv. Apply wptrptiOKritM School, attended Monmouth College. He is employed at Long ••r*nuiM« - atthittiim,to» rry Maxson and sons Glen and lantic Highlands. 'Branch Savings and Loan Association. and the hue ml put wth the soi. Use • hoavy4uty m- totMrtobNkupttittopiol Sculptor ira IRK thoroughly. H1TUUI- UMpntniunipInt lood. u wartiMdid. Difhrnnt 4

Oklahoma enterprise only to Santa Barbara oil exploration ments have proven ex- assets, has issued several Baptist Church, New Orleans McGee, Paul McMillan and f Baptist bonds are learn, after its operators had firm when the Securities and ceptionally naive about such million dollars worth of prom- — the third largest congrega- Clyde Rabun of Houston rting as questionable an vanished, that it had never Exchange Commission caught practices. For church spon- isory notes in exchange for tion in the 11.6 million-mem- repeatedly issued new series tent as, gold bricks, or Religion been accredited and that its up with them. sorship of such bond issues of- property and services. But ber Southern Baptist Con- of bonds to cover payments ' deeds to tlje Brooklyn final enrollment had been — Claude M. Bond, of Gi- ten means that there is no re- when the Wall Street Journal vention. which they knew the church g according to recur- could not make upon existing n Today four students. deon Church Builders, was quirement that the stock be asked about these transac- 'Soul-Saver' t reports from the Wall . Such shearing of the sheep permanently enjoined from registered or backed up with tions, George Magee, the bonds. But apparently nei- 'Journal and other fi- Renowned for his ability as ther Pastor Driscoll nor his is no rarity: selling bonds issued by 30 evidence of the institution's Foundation's controller, re- ^ja pe "do your Cnristian duty" (at — One promoter arranged a churches in the Dallas-Ft. ability to repay. a "soul-saver" (his congrega- flock are fazed by the in- ^^Yet these reports.are either 7 per cent) by investing in $20,000 bond issue for a small Worth area. The S.E.C. In Los Angeles, the Baptist plied: "It's not normal busi- tion numbers 4,700 and the dictment. He has promised a Wm\ read or are unheeded by bonds issued by B.B.U., "a Arkansas church — but sold charged that Bond had misled Foundation of America is cur- ness to turn over your books church's property is worth $8 solution that will leave the devout people who sink their high caliber, accredited uni- $40,000 worth, skipping town investors by telling them: rently being investigated by and records to the news- million), the Rev. Mr. Dris- church "with its honor and -money into a $500 million versity that doesn't mock with the difference. "There never has been a California's attorney General, papers." coll was indicted in May on 13 goodness intact... Give us 45 i;bond market that includes God, teach 'Apeism' ... or — The Golden Circle Gospel known defaulted church the S.E.C, Internal Revenue Perhaps the most scan- counts of conspiracy, fraud in days and we will work it out." •fsuch institutions as "Bethel wreck the student's faith." Foundation sold $44,000 worth bond." Service, the Post Office De- dalous example of questio!u_^the sale of securities and mail Baptist University." Four Students of what it claimed were Not Only Investors partment and the Department able church bonds, however, fraud. The indictment speci- H i s parishioners, 500 Potential Investors were P i o U s investors poured church bonds — and then Not only investors but many of Justice. The Foundation, concerns the Rev. J. Paul fies that the Rev. Mr. Driscoll strong, gave Pastor Driscoll a •promised an opportunity to more than $1 million Into this tried to invest the money in a state and .municipal govern- which claims $20 million in Driscoll, pastor of Mid-City and co-defendants Hugh testimonial dinner. Chooses the Pulpit Scout Council Presents Third Career f FT. MONMOUTH - Lt. mouth in 1943 anil was in- ffiol. John M. DeSanctis (USA tegrated into the Regular 33 Citations for Support $— ret.) of Asbury Park, has Army while serving in the Ko- '.tended a second career — this rean War. York, Quail Hill Scout Center ypne in civil service — to de- OAKHURST — Thirty-three cial resources to hire more During World War II he Citations for Support must bs staff to bring the Scout pro- west of Freehold, or the Scout yote full time to his avocation saw action with the Seventh Service Center at Oakhurst. •tis a minister and Christian individuals, firms or founda- gram to areas more difficult Army in Europe, had tours' of tions were singled out for to reach. Mr. Feist chal- The dinner meeting was evangelist. duty with occupational forces *' The former chief of the their outstanding support of lenged the members of the held at the Hollywood Golf in Germany and Japan and the Monmouth Cou, cil, Boy Monmouth Council to continue Club. 3f&rmy Signal School's Doc- commanded a unit of the 4th Scouts of Amei a, and the leadership role it has held i'' Jtrine Development Division Signal Battalion in Korea. -,has assumed the pastorate of presented plaques of appre- for many years, and especial- ^,,the Glad Tidings Church, As- A native of Vineland, Col. ciation by the council presi- ly to pursue the conservation "bury Ave. and Green Grove DeSanctis attended the Uni- dent, William R. Kiely Jr. program S.O.A.R.—•Save-Our- New MCAP StRoad, New Shrewsbury. versity of Maryland and was American-Resources — dur- graduated from several ad- Highlight was a presenta- $ Col. DeSanctis began his 20- tion by Irving J. Feist, honor- ing 1971. Mini-Center L'year term of active military vanced Signal and other mili- E. Donald Sterner, honor- tary courses. ary treasurer of the Mon- duty as an enlisted man in mouth Council now serving as ary president and long-time Is Opened >?938, serving with the 1st In- In the past 10 years he has president of the National friend of Mr. Feist, in- fantry Division. He was com- been active in the church, and Council Boy Scouts of Amer- troduced Mr. Feist. LONG BRANCH - The hashed evangelistic meetings missioned in the Signal Corps BAYSHORE LEADERS — Mrs. Charles C. Schock Jr. of Matawan, general chair- ica. Mr. Feist explained how Eagle Scout Myron Allen, Monmouth Community Action 3>n graduation from Officer throughout this area. This Troop 531, Holmdel, related Program, Inc. opened its 19th ; summer he has been working man of the $2 million campaign for fha ftayihore Community 'Hospital, to ba , the basic Boy Scout require- ;;£and|date School, at Ft. Mon- ments were translated into how the many experiences he Mini-Center at 724 Main St., closely with youths sojourning built on Beers St. adjoining tfi» Garden State Parkway, it flanked by two of her Bradley Beach, on Wednes- in the Long Branch area. Spanish, with colored illustra- had as a scout helped him. He top aide*. They are Harry P. Seaman, left, president of fhe Sun Savings and tions to make the program explained how the camping, day, Joseph E. Taylor, execu- The Glad Tidings Church of junior leader's training tive director, announced. |460 Join which he is now full time pas- Loan Association 'and attorney Howard A. Roberts. more understandable for • Spanish-speaking boys and camps and the advancement It is the third station in Re- tor, was established almost gion II under the direct super- half a century ago in Asbury leaders. This has done a great program led him in pursuit of playground deal to make the Boy Scout interesting programs and ex- vision of John Lawrence, Park, moving to its new home e community development spe- in New Shrewsbury in 1967. Program relevant in many periences. .tf J * Children's Theater areas of the country. William Miners, council fi- cialist. Others are in Neptune Competition Col. DeSanctis' wife, the Bulkhead and Belmar. former Greta A. Johnson of OCEANPORT — Mr. and Special efforts are being nance chairman, presided at £ MIDDLETOWN - Some 460 ulkhead the meeting. In an open state- .-youngsters, ranging in age Monmouth Beach, was a me- Mrs. M.H. Abernathy of 118 To Present Troupe made to develop extra finan- . Housing, employment, wel- dical missionary in Arabia Hiawatha Ave. have applied ment, Mr. Miners explained fare and referral services will j from 7 to IS, participated in ASBURY PARK - The, that the operating income for ;i the Recreation Commission's and Africa. for a penmit to construct a Theater Guild Subscription be offered to the dis- The couple reside at 19 Cut- bulkhead, place fill and In- Pixie Judy Troupe will bring Society. the Monmouth Council was advantaged, serving Bradley i annual playground champion- Hie magic of their live theatri- Fair Haven developed from 10 different Beach and a part of Neptune ;| ships at Bodman Park. ter Drive, Asbury Park, and stall a float and piles in the • In a three-year period, the they have six children. cal performances for children sources: Township. •j More than 48 events were Shrewsbury River at Black- troupe has traveled more berry Bay. to the St. James Theater to- than a quarter of a million To Register 1. A mail renewal program Jose Delgado of Red Bank held, including sack races, day as part of the Steinbach to previous sustaining mem- jashes, softball throws, base The applicant, proposes to miles and given more than will be in charge of the new construct a 125-foot long rein- Company Children's Theater 10,000 performances. It has New Pupils ber contributors. office, assisted by Mrs. Maria running, foul shooting, fchree- Welcome 1970. legge'1 races and badminton. forced concrete bulkhead with played 45 theaters in 16 East- 2. A scout-family campaign Lewis of Long Branch and a top elevation of about six The performance will be ern states. FAIR HAVEN - New pu- among parents of boys who Mrs. Vivian Evans of Nep- Awi. ds were presented "to" Planned For pils in Fair Haven schools the first, second and third feet above mean high water. free, but tickets must be are registered in scouting. tune, neighborhood workers. The proposed bulkhead will picked up in advance. They will be registered during the 3. As a participant in the place winners of each com- week of Aug. 31 between 9 petition. New Pastor be* up to eight feet from an are available now in the chil- Joins Society eight community appeals. Magicians to Meet existing bulkhead with fill dren's departments of all five a.m. and noon, Superinten- The overall championship RED BANK — In its orga- 4. As an agency in the Mon- placed iii the intervening Steinbach stores. Of Pathologists dent Charles E. Howard has mouth County United Fund. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - plaque went to Navesink nization meeting with its new announced. School opens Playground, which accumu- space to the aforementioned The Pixie Judy Troupe, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 5. By conducting finance Shore Mystic Circle, Ring 123 pastor, the Shrewsbury Ave- top elevation. In addition, it is Sept. 9. lated the greatest number of nue A.M.Ei Zion Church Bet which is the first and only Hiss Marilyn LaRocque, campaigns in the 46 commu- of the International Broth- points. Harold Nolan is play. proposed to install, a float Broadway repertory company Registrations for new pupils nities. ( in motion plans to welcome held in place by piles and ex- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- erhood o( Magicians, will ; ground director and Sharon the pastor, the Rev. Andrew for children, will present "Pi- i n kindergarten through 6. Through a sustaining meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in jj Buffaloe, assistant director. tending 15 feet offshore of the nocchio." The performance mani P. LaRocque, 15 Pros- fourth grade will be taken at membership enrollment in the Mackey Jr., to Red Bank. The proposed bulkhead. The float Temple Beth Ahm, 550 Lloyd 5 Waloo Park, under, direc- plans include a dinner-recep- will be held here at 10:30 a.m. pect Road, Atlantic High- both schools. All new. pupils in eight community appeal com- I tion of Phyllis Henyon, re- will be connected to the bulk- lands, has been admitted to grades 5 and 6 will be en- munities. Road. Information regarding tion to be held in the church head by a ramp. "Pinocchio" will be presented jj ceived the inter-park Boftball Fellowship Hall tonight at 8, with the cooperation of Wal- the American Society of Clini- rolled at Willow Street School. 7. From interest of $10,000 t the organization may be had j championship award. o'clock. Any criticisms or protests ter Reade Theaters, which Pupils for grades 7 and 8 will per year from a trust fund. by contacting H. Lee Langer, regarding the proposed work cal Pathologists by the board a Children ate lunch in the Other action included the has donated the use of the St. be enrolled at Knollwood 8. From leadership contrib- president, 89 Irongate Lane. j picnic area and were served should be mailed to the De- James Theater. of registry of medical tech- School. utors who make at least a election of members of partment of the Army, Corps nologists. J orange drink provided by the boards, appointment of spe- Parents of children coming $500 contribution annually, " commission. of Engineers, 26 Federal The Pixie Judy Troupe, cial and standing committees, which is headed by Judith Miss LaRocque received from' other schools are asked and become members of the PETERSON'S Plaza, New York, 10007; the bachelor of science in me- to bring school records, trans- "President's Club." and adoption of the budget. Ann Abrams, is headquar- RIVERSIDE INN The budget was set at $35,000. tered at Judson Hall, New dical technology degree from fers, health records and re- 9. From Century Club con- The pastor outlined die plan 'Family Happening' York City. Other Pixie Judy Merrimack College, North port cards. Board of Educa- tributors who contribute at COCKTAIL LOUNGE of his' administration. It in- Planned for Parish Troupes play throughout the Andover, Mass., after a tion policy requires proof of least $100 annually. cluded more youth activities United States. It is the first year's internship at the U. S. successful immunization 10. From another group of RESTAURANT in the church; more commu- HOLMDEL - St Ben- Public Health Hospital, against smallpox, diphtheria, contributors who like to fi- edict's Catholic Church will theater company for children HWY. 35. RED BANK nity involvement, especially to be selected by the Theater Staten Island, where she re- whooping cough, measles, tet- nance capital improvements in the area of easing race ten- hold a "Parish Family Hap- ceived specialized training In anus and polio. necessary at Forestburg 741-7793 pening" Monday, Sept. 7, Guild as a member of the sion, eradicating the drug all aspects of medical labora- Kindergarten pupils not al- Scout Reservation in New THE UNITED problem, and job opportu- from 2 to 10 p.m. on tile par- • tory procedures. ish grounds. ready registered will need the METHODIST nities for blacks; an increase Church Plans Miss LaRocque, who gradu- report of a recent physical ex- CHURCH in the church membership; Those planning to, attend ated from Red Bank Catholic amination on a form available, expansion of the church edi- are asked to bring food, grills Family Day High School, has accepted a at the school offices. Birth 247, Broad Street and chairs. Corn, water- . Red Bank, New Jersey fice; and a spiritual em- position as staff medical tech- certificates must also be phasis in worship. melon, soda and beer will be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Security St. Agnes Catholic Church nologist at the Bristol, Conn. presented to show pupils are -*.:•• WELCOME! The Rev. Mr. Mackey was sold. Hospital. five years old before Oct. 15. 8:30 & 10 a.m. appointed to the Shrewsbury There will be games, danc- will hold its annual Family Day on Monday, Sept. 7, (La- Worship Services: Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church in ing, a song fest and cartoons July at the New Jersey An- for the youngsters. bor Day), on the grounds of from the Pev. Rollo A. Michael nual Conference of the A. the new St. Agnes' School Algelo Guasteferro, here, is from 1 to 9 p.m. Church School: 10 a.m. M.E. Zion Church. He trans- general chairman, and James ferred to New Jersey from General chairman is Ste- Nursery Provided Twohy, Matawan, activities phen Apanel, 124 E. Mount North Carolina. chairman. first... Ave. His committeemen are Joseph Oaruso, 95 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands; TIME IS IN YOUR FAVOR Paul Anderson, 1 Chapel Hill Road, Leonardo; David TO ACCUMULATE THE CASH Seafood Lovers! DeGroot, 35 South Ave., At- TO PAY THE BILLS lantic Highlands, and Antho- FOR YOUR CHILD'S ny Pomponio, 49 Hosford COLLEGE EDUCATION. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - SIX DAYS FOR LUNCH! Ave., Leonardo. Mrs. Marga- ret Cassone is secretary. AN INSURED SAVINGS Treasurers are Theodore ACCOUNT ADDED TO r". Klein, Edward Mangan, Nor- REGULARLY WILL man Kiefler, Thomas ASSURE HIS FUTURE. McNamara and James Far- ley. AND YOUR SAVINGS CLAM HUT Samuel Marino will ha in WILL GROW Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge charge of the public address WITH OUR 5% system, and Robert Sodon is PER ANNUM New Hours: electrician. DIVIDEND The purpose of Family Day CANTALOUPES MONDAY, 4 P.M.-10 P.M. is to have the parishioners COMPOUNDED meet one another, reacquaint SEMI-ANNUALLY. TUES., WED., THURS,. SUN. themselves with former par- 12 NOON to 10 P.M. ishioners and meet their neighbors. FRI., SAT. NOON - 10:30 P.M. Matawan Minister Adlocwt to Highland. Utxtvr Gets New Parish feet of Atlantic St. off Bof AVMM MATAWAN — The Rev. HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 Howe B. Perry, who left his MAINSTAY ministry at the Second Bap- 362 Brood SI. & Maple Ave. FEDERAL SAVINGS While at the CLAM HUT be sure to visit tist Church here early this uiitl summer, will assume new RED BANK duties at the First Baptist ASSOCIATION «i the "DINGHY DEN" Churches of Gouverneur and 36 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Fowler, N.Y. He will assume ( featuring nautical gifts and ceramics his new posts Sept. 6. \ 12 5 -THE DAILY BEGISTER, RED BANK• MTDDLETOWN. N. J.i . FRIDAY, AUGUST 20,.1970 -~ '———•————""-" . Freehold Fire Department Bias Ruliiig Nets Protest respondents can, if they wish, tiiey ignore his order,' the dl- FREEHOLp — Attorneys cluded from membership. He said she found a tire quirwneat for a majority vote tlon came last October from terday said he could not com- rector can appeal to Superior, for the Borough of Freehold "We don't agree," said house "a place of public ac- on members "fosters and per- James Blair, who spoke be- ment at this point because of appeal to Superior Court. division rules, except to ex- And if he rules against the Court to make his ordfr a and its fire department yes- Borough Attorney Sam Mat- commodation," which he petuates . . . systematic ex- fore the Concerned Citizens of court order. ' terday outlined their objec- lin, who also disagreed with thought was "stretching a clusion of individuals because Greater Freehold two days plain procedures. borough and the firemen and tions to the findings of a hear- Mrs. Pressler's contention point." of race, creed, color, national after the ordinance was Up to Director He said it is up to him to ing examiner for the state Di- that the borough and its fire Other objections aired by origin or ancestry." adopted. Completes Drug Law Training vision on Civil Bights regard- department are subject to Objections Recited Error Admitted make the final determination, William R. Blair Jr. of Red nounced the end of the ing the fire department's state laws against dis- Bank, attorney for the Free- The fire department attor- Mr. Blair said he had which could be a total accept- WEST TRENTON - Pa- m*hibership policies. crimination. ney last night reiterated his "made an error. I admit it." ance of Mrs. Pressler'8 find- trolman Hotel Halsey of course, which was geared to hold Fire Department, are to ings of fact and inclusions of prepare police departments Mrs. Sylvia B. Pressler who "The statute doesn't specify findings that the borough is objections to the civil rights He referred to the fact that he Shrewsbury tea member of municipalities," Mr. Matlin division's continuing its hear- approved the amended sec- law, a partial acceptance or the 16th class in a special throughout the state to effec- conducted hearings here June the employer of the volunteer modification of (hem or dif- tively cope with the problems 18 and Dec. 18, 1969, and last said. fire department, and that an ings after the borough tion of the ordinance without drug law enforcement train- tively cope wit p adopted an ordinance last realizing that the code still ferent findings altogether, ing program for municipal of- of drug law violation. Feb 3 and 4 asks that the all- Mr. Matlin reported that ordinance that does away based on the transcript of the white fire companies be or- with the "backball" system Oct. 6 which the division had contained a voting provision. ficers, recently, completed at Mrs. Pressler said firemen termed "satisfactory" at one hearings and the objections the State Police Academy in Drug Addiction Problem? dered to integrate. should not vote on applicants has made no real difference "We felt the matter had mat are filed. Her report to Division Di- who fulfill requirements for in the outcome of voting. point. been settled," William Blair Sea Girt. Call 988-8333 For Help Day or After the director issues his .Col.- David B. Kelly, state rector James H. Blair says membership in fire com- In its formal complaint, the The only explanation for the complained yesterday. Night. black men have been ex- panies. division declared that the re- division's continued opposi- the division director-yes- determination and order, the police superintendent, an- -

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By FLORENCE BRUDER drive will be launched in the ticular questions. consultant from Philadelphia, RED BANK - "It was an fall." Concerning the teens, Mr. There his duties Included easy decision to make — to He calls money necessary Carter wants to involve them planning, organizing and re- come here — the people were to increase the physical plant" in setting up their own pro- viewing policies and proce- obviously sincere and gen- at the center. "You have to grams, "give them responsi- dures used in recruiting, In- uine," says Thomas D. Car- go through the downstairs bility. Make no mistake, terviewing and placement of " ter, new executive director of rooms to get to a meeting up- they're a majpr factor in all hlack and minority candi- the Red Bank Community stairs, which makes it diffi- our thinking." dates in industry. Center. cult to hold more than one Student Aid Sought He noted that local boards He has been'in town nearly event at a time and to sim- He hopes to interest Brook- meet in the Community Cen- two weeks, replacing Aaron ilarly increase the size of the dale Community College in ter, such as the Welfare Knight who resigned late in staff. We have one full-time coordinating some sort of Board, the Concerned Citi- June. secretary, one full-time pro- educational process at the zens, the National Association Mr. Carter, 29, views his gram worker, two part-time center. "We'd like to utilize for the Advancement of Color- job as a "tremendous under- program workers and a jani- the talents of the students ed People and the Red Bank taking" and calls the oper- tor." there. I'm sure we'll get coop- Men's Club. ation of the Center "a mas- He said he expects to put eration, but there's no defi- "This is good," he com- sive thing; the community together a comprehensive and nite word yet." ments, "it involves more and simply cannot underestimate well-supervised program, "so- One thing is definite. The more people." the quantity of support cial, educational and recrea- highly-successful Play School And more people are get- needed." tional, for those from infancy will continue this winter. It is ting involved. The center Is Growth Promoted on up to senior citizens." for preTschoolers and is held sponsoring a spaghetti dinner But he is optimistic and New Concept Set mornings, starting with tomorrow night from 5 to 9 energetic. "We will all work That's a new concept right hearty breakfasts for the p.m. to raise funds for uni- youngsters. "It prepares forms for the drill team. "All to the best of our ability. Fine Thomas D. Carter there. The center has pre- things have been accom- viously been regarded as a them for formal schooling are welcome," Mr. Carter plished here in the past. The concern of many segments; place for teenagers, (Statis- through an integrated cur- said, adding: "We need every support we can get." truth is, though, that it's no the trick is to make them all tics show that about 500 par- riculum and has received good to just 'hold the line,' so- want to participate in a pro- ticipated in some programs great support," he said. Plans are under way for a ciologically speaking, the cen- gressive way... and it seems last year). Mr. Carter wants An innovation might be a block party Sept 5 on W. Ber- ter must improve, grow and they do." them to continue coming and cultural, enrichment program gen Place between Shrewsbu- expand, or die." He cited "excellent sup- also bring their parents, run in conjunction with Red ry and Bridge Aves. "we This realistic approcah is port" from the borough, younger brothers and sisters Bank High School. Mr. Carter hope for a big turnout of chil- evident of Mr. Carter's over- which pays a portion of staff and grandparents. looks forward to this, and dren and adults," Mr. Carter all plan: "Nothing can be salaries, from the Concerned Along these lines, three even envisions a counseling says. "It'll be a wonderful day, with many events definite yet, of course, but Citizens, who made it all pos- adult ^education courses are program for young people. <*£ planned for youngsters and I'm sure of one thing — this sible in the first place, from planned for this winter — Director's Background grownups." expansion must occur or the the Borden Memorial Founda- dressmaking, high school Mr. Carter holds a bachelor equivalency preparation. A Police Chief Leroy Miss Bridget Sullivan Lisa Cannavo people will, become disr tion, the Odd Tricks Bridge of arts degree from Cheyney couraged and stay away." . Club, the First United Meth- special curriculum is struc- State College, Cheyney, Pa., McKnight said he has visited He is beginning at the be- odist Church, the Mothers tured around the needs of the attended Temple University the tavern owners in the ginning: "My first response Club and others. group present. If persons are and received his master's de- neighborhood arid they have bility is to get a real feel for Fund Drive Pushed having a housing problem, a gree this year from the Uni- unanimously agreed to close Leonardo Girl Gets the community." Fund-raising is a prime •housing expert will be v e r s i t y of Pennsylvania down operations between. . noon and 9 p.m. on that day. From what he's seen so far, concern. "Real door-knocking brought in. Doctors, lawyers, School of Social Work. "I call that real cooperation," the -new' director observed is required and I understand purchasing and credit experts He is a former minority re- the chief states. Beach Club Crown "the Center seems to havethe an all-out financial support will be called to. answer par- cruitment and employment SEA BRIGHT - Bridget Sullivan of. 88 Center Ave., Leonardo was elected Miss Edgewater, 1970 and lisa Oannavo, 30 Horicon Ave., Oceanport was elected Junior Miss Edgevvater, earlier this month. In all there were 20 cofiipetitors for the Miss Edge- Middletown School Vote Slated water contest and 35 for the junior classification. • Runners-up for the Miss Edgewater title were Gata MIDDLETOWN - The.. sessions. It will also house a school, Addition of eight cost of $498,000. The high $190,000. cost of $6,500. Bell of Middletown and Liz Brisley of Rumson; with Daria Board of Education will ask number' of seventh to ninth classrooms to New Monmouth school will get a gym for the The final item for voter con- The $11.5 million bond issue Young of Middletown and Kathy Maurice also of Middle- township voters for $11.5 mil- graders, relieving pressure in School will cost $375,000. Nut- physically, handicapped and a sideration is purchase of two would be amortized at the town, as runners-up for the junior title. lion in a referendum Tuesday, the three junior high schools. swamp School is slated for six three-bay garage for school lots opposite.Port Monmouth rate of $575,000 annually, with The four judges based their decision on poise and per- Oct. 13. Completion of the new school new classrooms, art and mu- buses and other school owned School for parking and addi- an estimated coupon rate of 8 ' sonality —this was no "beauty contest," according to By voting for.a proposed is scheduled for September of sic .rooms and a library, at a equipment at a cost of tional playground area at a per cent. ajbj Edgewater Beach: Club spokesman. ' . $11.5 million bond issue, vot- 1973. ' .J i Judging the contest were: Mrs. Gele Norma Persson ers will be approving con- The new Chapel Hill Ele- of River Plaza; Mrs. Mary Carriro of Millburn;. Miss struction of a second High mentary School, 14th in the Sharon Leach of Middletown and Seaman John Yorg of School, a new elementary township, will be built 6n the Shrewsbury. school and additions to three southeast corner of Kings existing schools, and pur- Hwy. and East Road. It will chase of land for the new ele- cost $2.05 million and will mentary school and for addi- house 750 pupils. Rumson Street Bike tional parking and play- Part of the school site has ground area at Port Mon- been given the Board of Edu- mouth School. cation by the township, but Race Proposal Made '' Largest and in many cases, his, chip shots saved his day. SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) - suspensions will be per. birdies. The 66 white members of the manent, the university's After the scores were in Syracuse University football chancellor said. and Ulozas had a chance to team walked off the practice The team members, which reflect on his big day, he said, field yesterday to show full now include three black ath- "I'm very well satisfied." , support for the team's coach- letes, were scheduled Thurs- He should be. If Ulozas ing staff in a continuing con- day to run their traditional Reasor Heads Open Pack could play the next three days troversy between the coaches mile and provide an opportun- the way he played yesterday, and seven suspended black ity for the press to photo- he would wind up the tourney CLIFTON (AP)-Mike Ee- Arnold Palmer and Jack Reason nervously watched it best finish with a 13th in the in Canadian money," he re- players. graph them. 12 under par. That kind of asor, whose greatest claim to Nicklaus each had a 73, seven stand up. Canadian Open. called. "I needed it. I left The controversy must be Paul Paolisso, one of the fame is that he once caddied He had six birdies and no golf breeds money. strokes back of the young He won the Manitoba Open town with $1,201." . settled by today or the season three captains, said the white for Arnold Palmer, fired an bogeys. ; players "decided to forego early, six-under-par 66 yester- man who caddied for Palmer Reasor has won only about a year ago, an unofficial Reasor, a six-foot 175 any football activity until 9 Lions Cop Flag day for the first-round lead in in the 1966 U.S. Open. $6,400 this year and had his event. "First prize was $1,200- pounder, had 10 one-putt Laver Advances a.m. Friday," when regularly pro golf's richest event, the "I just didn't play very greens in his strong effort. In Marlboro Net scheduled two-a-day practice In Touch Grid $300,000 Dow Jones open. well, that's all," said Nick- Gunners Warned of Strict Harney had seven birdies sessions begin. MIDDLETOWN - Willie Eeasor, an obscure tour laus, the pre-tourney favorite. on putts ranging from 10 tOil8 feet, and two bogeys, both SOUTH ORANGE (AP) - "The squad is in full sup- Arementta fired two touch- sophomore who hasn't even He grinned, then added: from traps. Top-seeded Rod Laver of Aus- port of the coaching staff, down passes to Ken Masso- come close to winning a regu- "have to give them a little State Rail Bird Regulations ; tralia advanced yesterday to lar tour event, held a. one head start to make it ex- but, we want the issue of the cotte to lead the East Keans- TRENTON — Sportsmen rise to sunset based on east- the semifinals of the $25,000 seven blacks resolved," Pao- burg Lions to a 13-6 win over stroke lead in the chase for citing." Marlboro Open Tennis Cham- participating in New Jersey's ern standard time "has been PETERSON'S lisso said. Within two hours of the Keansburg Cowboys in the $60,000 first prize. rail bird season opener on pionships by beating Onny Palmer was in contention set, not only on waterfowl but the white players action, uni- the playoff finals of the New A pair of club pros, 41-year- Tuesday, Sept. 1, are caution- RIVERSIDE INN Parun of New Zealand, 6-4, 6- Jersey Touch Football until lie three-putted three of versity Chancellor John E. old Paul Harney of Sutton, ed by the Division of Fish, all migratory birds. This later COCKTAIL LOUNGE 4. Corbally Jr. told a news press League. Mass., and Terry Wilcox, his last five holes. Game and Shell Fisheries regulation supersedes the ean Laver of Australia will conference that any individ- Arementta found Masso- from Bronxville, N.Y., shared Masters Champion Billy against starting too early. Her announcement and rail and meet Alexander Me'treveli of ual not a member of the team cotte for a 60-yarder in the second with 67's. Casper, winner of last week's bird hunting will be limited to RESTAURANT Russia in a semifinal match by 9 a.m. Friday "has re- first period and a 50-yarder in Avco Classic, had 70. U.S. An earlier advisory on rail, The big group at 68 includ- HWY. 35, RED BANK tomorrow at the Orange Lawn moved himself from partici- the third. He also passed to ed another club pro, Bobby Open titleholder Tony Jacklin woodcock and sea duck regu- starting time of sunrise Tennis Club. pation as a member ... for Bill Walter for the extra point Nichols. Others at that figure had a 71. New PGA champ lations had stated that start- throughout the season. 741-7793 Earlier in the day, Metre- the 1970 season." after the first TD. were Australian Bruce Cram- Dave Stockton was in a huge ing time for these species was The Cowboys scored in the group at 69; South African veli, unseeded and one of He said the athletic depart- pton, Bob Linn, George Arch- % hour before sunrise. three Russian players, won a ment, the office of student af- second period on a pair of er, Jim Hamiesen and Jim Gary Player took a fat 76. head to head battle from 19 fairs and his office had been completions from Sal Melito Ferriell. Reasor, a personable young Since that advisory, the GEORGIA PACIFIC year old Dick Stockton of attempting since last April to to Fred Holzfuss and then a man who taught school and state has adopted a duck sea- 60-yarder to Kevin O'Keefe. But while the 28-year-old son based on the point system BRAND Garden City, N.Y., 7-6, 7-6." resolve the dispute. Reasor had a field day on the later worked as an assistant pro, at Palm Beach Gardens, which stresses duck identi- 7,085 yard, par 72 upper Mont- fication. To enable hunters to clair County Club course, Fla.s was one of the first to A get away on the warm, sunny identify the various species some of the game's premier and thus abide by these regu- Intrepid Wins 7th Straight performers had their diffi- day. His score was one of the lations, a starting time of sun- culties. first to go on the board, and By Swamping Valiant Again NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - of the course and appeared to carrying a good breeze, re- Intrepid scored her fourth be on the way to her widest gained most of her lost ••'"•'"lit victory over .Valiant margin of victory over ground. In the America's Cup trials Valiant since the current The race had been two •day, winning by 40 sec- series started Aug. 18. hours late in starting because of the lack of wind. onds in a race shortened by But Intrepid sailed into an The two yachts sailed on one leg of 4% miles because area of very light wind on the even terms for the first 30 of a dying breeze. fifth and final leg, which was minutes. Then Intrepid edged downwind, and Valiant, still Intrepid led at every mark ahead and some clever BRAZILIAN CHESTNUT maneuvering by her skipper, Bill Ficker, of Newport Beach, Calif., kept her there for a 21- second lead at the first mark. Intrepid upped her lead to 1:23 at the first reaching mark and led by more than three minutes when she began running into the lighter breeze toward the finish. Intrepid has now won seven straight races since losing her series opener to Valiant. All Panels 4'xfr Pre-finished t Valiant has a 4-4 record in the final trials. Heritage and Sheets * reg. sale J Weatherly, the other' two 227 Sagebrush J . 6.20 2.99 8 yachts which started the final trials, have been eliminated 132 Oak.. .r... 9.60 3.99 \ by tone New York Club Amer- ica's Cup Committee, the 280 Nutmeg 6.88 3JI8 i THE LIONS' SHARE — Troy Bennage, I 7, of East Keansburg, second from left, group which must eventually 84 Glacier White 8.44 3.99 i pick the defender for the cup. accepts the American East Trophy won by the Middletown Lions in the Ed Carle- While the American boats ton Memorial Baseball League from Rich Nicoletti, The Daily Register sports writ- 27 Spanish Mois ... 8.95 3.99 i were racing, the Australians er, right, at a banquet for the league at the American Hotel in Freehold last night. 242 Conestoga Walnut 8.20 4.44 \ and French were getting Looking on are Walt Deiss, president of the American League West, left. Deiss ready to renew their best of 77 Arctic Oak 10.20 4.99 \ seven elimination series to de- was standing in for the absent Hal Has kell, president of the American East. Jack termine this year's challenger Ward, coach of the Lions, second from right, also looks on. (Register Staff Photo) 46 Golden Spray , 11.00 5.55 i for the cup. Pop Warner Grid Opens Season 37 Heritage Chestnut „ 12.80 5.99 \ 188 American Birch 12.80 5.99 8 Ft. MONMOUTH - The the lights at Dean Field here. WAYNE COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL Itiver Plaza — Lincroft Char- The battle between the two 43 Silver Blue ..,.. 13.44 6.99 f gers will play the Ft. 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He a run in the seventh on hits enough for the A's, whose 0-4- and there were arrows flying wowed down 15 in a row over by Orlando Cepeda and Rico loss to Baltimore last night all over the New York Mets' one stretch and the Mets kept Carty — "both on breaking was their sixth straight since encampment when Jim pecking away at Phil Niekro, balls I tried to get by them," leaving home and dropped McAndrew, the one-man res- building a 5-0 lead inside of said McAndrew — but nothing them 814 games behind Min- cue mission from Lost Nation,' five innings. more. n e s 01 a in the American Iowa arrived on the scene. Meanwhile the Mets made "He's been pitching well," League West, the Oakland McAndrew fired a five-hit- some dazzling fielding plays said Manager Gil Hodges. "It city fire marshal suspended ter yesterday, moving the behind McAndrew with helped." the permit of the company Mets past Atlanta 5-1. The Wayne Garrett and Art Donn Clendenon, who that handles the fireworks victory ended a three-game S h a m s k y coming through doubled in the Mets' first two displays at the A's home con- losing streak and moved New with key catches. runs in the opening inning, tests. York within 2^ games of idle "They were great pick-me- recognized how important The action was taken be- Pittsburgh in the National ups," the pitcher said. McAndrew's game was to the cause of three grass fires dur- League East race that nobody club. ing an Aug. 19 game caused DID VdO HA«/C Td TAKC A seems to want to win. "Give McAndrew a raise," by sparks from the fireworks, The Mets had dropped two • Clendenon shouted. "Cut the set off behind the center field straight to the Braves and rest of the pitching staff and fence. only much needed help from give McAndrew a raise." Catcher Explodes the San Diego Padres — who How They It's a cinch he'll get one if The frustration of the win- knocked off Pittsburgh twice he continues to resume the less roadjtrip boiled over last — kept New York from slid- Wagon train. nigj^wlien" %tcher Frank ing down the ladder. It was Stand The Oakland A's have hai fhandez fired his batting AMKR1OAN LEAGUE clearly time for a take-charge Eastern Division their fireworks turned off but h'elmet onto the screen behind I W I- Pel. GB stopper. Enter Jim Baltimore 63 45 .648 — they'll have something new home plate and toward the - • .71 57 .555 12 McAndrew. .88 60 .631 15 when they return home from press box to demonstrate his ...64 «2 .508 18 . "Me? A stopper? Ha, Ha," "" ' .484 21 a disastrous road trip — an displeasure with a ruling by said McAndrew, who is now fi- -. .474 22H exploding catcher. the official scorer. ll. Wester. Division^ oB Minnesota 75 61 .695 — Yet it is true that the arti- California , 72 66 .58J 4 Oakland. .68 61 .527 8V, culate right-hander from the Kansas City 49 79 .383 27 Drew Places Second Milwaukee AS 81 .372 28^ little town of Lost Nation has Chicago -48 83 .366 29M. Yesterday's Results been the Mets' most con- Minnesota 5, Boston 2 s i s t e n t pitcher lately. Of {Baltimore 6, Oakland 4 Milwaukee 14, Cleveland 2 In Mallory Sailing course, this one was a setup. Tonllht's Gamn Milwaukee (Pattln 9-11 and Bra- The Braves are McAndrew's bender 6-14) at Baltimore (Hardln BEACH HAVEN, N.J. (AP) Steve Wales, Marblehead, 4-3 and PUocbiu 3-6). 2 favorite team to pitch Minnesota (Kaat 10-9 and Tlant — John Jennings of the St. Mass., was second in the final 7-3) at New York (Peterson 14-9 and against. ^ Keklch 8-3), 2 Petersburg, Fla., Yacht Club race and placed third in the California (May 6-11 and Messer- series with 39 points. Bill Pa- "Yeah, I'm a stopper all smith 10-10) at Cleveland. (Chance completed his Mallory Cup 7-8 and Hand 6-9), 2 Men's North American Sail- gels, Sayville, N.Y., wound up right, if I'm pitching against Washington (Bosnian 13-9 and Han- Atlanta," laughed McAndrew, Ban 94) at Kansas City (Hooker ing triumph by finishing sixth fourth with 37.5. 7-14 and Johnson 6-6), 2 who is now 3-0 against the Oakland (Odom 6-6) at Detroit in yesterday's final race on : (I/Ulch 12-14), night The final race of the series, POES Wfltfff TW&XfcFT FEET*/' Braves. Boston (Peters 12-10) at Chicago Little Egg Harbor Bay. (John 11-13) that was sailed in 19-foot Even though he was work- Jennings, a 29-year-old Lightnings at Little Egg Har- ing against Atlanta, this res- NATIONAL I.EAOUE chiropractor, had clinched the Eastern Division bor Yacht Club, was delayed cue mission wasn't going to W L Pet. GB series after seven races. In Pittsburgh .70 59 .543 — for three hours by lack of be an easy one. McAndrew New York „ .67 61 .523 2> 14.60 7.80 5.20 BuWtis Dream (Sperendl) «-l Bl Picador (Howard) 16-1 Afton Jackk (VitelliVitlli) ....7.6760 4.4440 Manor Gay (Poore) 6-1 Silvery Waves (DeMarco) 20-1 ' championship at 2 p.m. to- Knight,Prince (Kelly) 4.40 Church Key (Hoeptnef) S-l MONMOUTH Adlos Robin (Kane) 8-1 3ni—PACE; 1-M.: $1,SOD; T.-J:00.1 Ira A Boot (Acciavaetll) 20-1 . 9th—PACE: 1-M.; *l,700 morrow against Campbell, Molly FIngo (Paradlsl 6.20 2.80 2.40 Mighty Senator (Fertel) 20-1 Honorable ((Flllon) 2-1 Fancy George (Puntollllo) ....3.00 2.40 Ethyl Brook (Floyd) 3-1 Calif., a 2-1 winner Thursday King Elkington (Webb) . .2.60 MPS Heather (Butler) 4-1 Dally Double (4-2) 171.40 3rd—PACE: 1-M.: $1,300 Mac Vale .(Kelly) 8-1 over Chinandega; Nicaragua. 3rd—FA€E; 1-M.; SM00; T.-JI08.3 Bye Bye Bre*. (Proclno) 41 6-1 SHOPPING CENTER Garrlman (Tullno) The Wayne and Campbell Hotshot (Consol) 8.40 4.20 3.00 Step Toe (Pocza) . 3-1 Harry HS (Cantor) 121 Mancipation (Tajtarlello) ....3.60 2.60 Western Champ (Interaonato) 7-2 R Michael (Plntl) 15-1 victories assured a U.S. Jake Rudauor (Paradls) - 2.60 Alton Mite (Tlsa.) 5-1 Chuck Time (Tete) 20-1 4th—PAOE; 1-M.; SI.400; T.-S:05.3 Bata (Flllon) 6-1 Jorilemona Llbby (Hubbanl) 20-1 . champion in Little League Regal Chief (Lutmnn) ..9.20 3.80 3.00 Miss Adlos Star (Butler) 10-1 Santos John (Morone) 20-1 Lisa Ace (Dancer Jr.'! 3.60 2.60 Wlnsow Lady (McKenna) 10-1 World Series play for the first Alton Colby (Puntollllo) 3.60 Chlnmans Dancer (Gerberlch) 12-1 Sco'.ty Lotell (Hubbard) 15-1 10th—PACfe: 1-M. I U.MO Exactn (5-8) S27.20 Bank. Street (Flllonl 3-1 time since 1966. 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TO 1 P.M. .just two hits, both singles, 7lh—PACE; 1-M.I J3,200; T.-S:0J.3 Bronze Castle (Skinner) 12-1 House Call (Gluhm) ....12.20 6.40 3.00 Hobos Joy (Gagllardl) 12-1 and two walks. Only one Buster (Paradls) 0.20 4.20 Susan Diamond (Shoemaker) 15-1 Highland batter reached sec- Ghandl (Lohmeyer Jr.) 2.80 ON THE MALL NEXT TO WARDS 8th—PACE; 1-M.: $1,800; T.-!:O6 Slh—PACE; 1-M.; $3,000 Selections ond base. Abbey Craln (Flllon) . .4.00 3.00 2.40 Big Spender (Pocza) 8-5 1—Ml«» Bonks, Hllldlan, Danny Ab- Magnolias Abbe (Wderllch) 6.20 4.40 Esmond Hanover (Hamer) 5-2 Len Fruci began Wayne's Leca Royal Boy (Jaeger) 6.00 - True Eden (Morone) 4-1 S—Manor fiav, "Camden Sidney, Exnctn (5-2) S2S-6O . 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', whitawalli • TRUCKS Whitewalli, deluxe coven, radio ,. •"'" Bucket Iseats, console, power steering, brakes,. automatic, vinyl roof, air MX Brougham, vinyl roof, power steering, brakes ALSO 3 LINCOLNS LEFT '65 CHEVROLET $769 air, AM/FM, whitewalls Step Von ADDITIONAL SAVINGS ON DEMOS '65 CHEVROLET $679 Vrton pickup STOCK 1970 WAGONS COUGAR— Sun roof, automatic, power steering '63 CHEVROLET $849 1101 air, radio. \ Rack 1970 COUGARS COUGAR — Two-door hardtop, automatic, power 1157 steering, whitewalls, radio) '63 CHEVROLET $739 STOCK # MONTISO — Cyclone, automatic, two-door hard- Dump 1007 top, power steering, brakes, radio. MONTEGO — MX Brougham, four-door, vinyl roof, • WWW Automatic, power steering, radio " "• '63 FORD $ 449 Two-door hardtop, automatic, whitawalls, power 1021 automatic, whitewalls, air, power steering, radio Ranchtro. steering, radio, etc MONTEGO — MX, four-door, vinyl roof, automat- '11 lei Automatic, power steering, radio, deluxe covers, $991) 1052 ic, air, power windows, steering, brakes, radio. Two-door hardtop, automatic, whitewalli, power S917R 1 ' '^ whitewalli «»atie> '56 GMC $349 stearing, radio, etc wlfw1 MARQUIS — Four-door hardtop, vinyl roof, white- Utility 11OO Automatic, powar iteering, radio, deluxe coyers, $991) 1096 walls, air, power steering, brakes. 1 BROUGHAM —r Two-door hardtop, vinyl roof, air, Two-door hardtop, automatic, vinyl roof, air, $3595 '** whitewalls aJatla power steering, whitewalli, radio ••'• 1248 power wjndows, whitewalli. WE WILL TAKE COLONY PARK WAGON — Vinyl roof, twin com- Two-door hardtop, automatic, power iteering, Colony Park Wagons 1035 fort seats, power itaering, brakei, AM/FM, three- YOUR TRADE AND AM/FM stereo , seat, air. 10>Jtl ' Automatic, three teats, powar steering, brakai, %AAT(\ ARRANGE FINANCING Two-door hardtop, automatic, vinyl roof, whits- COLONY PARK WAGON — Automatic, thraa- * air, whitewalls, roof rack, power locks, mets .... ™"»W walls, power steering, radio :.>. 1043 leat, power iteering, brakei, roof raek, whitawalli, air, mati. 1^77 Automatic, three seats, power iteering, brakas, $,4(113 Two-door hardtop, automatic, vinyl roof, whita- COLONY PARK WAGON - Automatic, three- walls, power steering, brakes, radio '*'* air, whitewalls, rack T* , 1046 leat, powar steering, brakei, roof rack, radio, KITSON whitawalls, air. LINCOLN-MERCURY SHREWSBURY AVE. ot SYCAMORE SHREWSBURY HIGHWAY 36 747-5400 EATONTOWN WALL 542-1126 u 11 » . ' -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLE1WN, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 17 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE L»E MANfl 1£6& — Green, bucket *e*.U, 1S60 PONTIAC — ttlui »t»uon wejson. 1S87 POJfTIAC UUw-Oonwrtlbll. IM3 CHEVROl/ET — Jmpila 327, 300 ebutU engine, JMO.CjjJl Very good motor, tires, battery, etc. tour «(>eeii, ill power, new tlrff )M h.p., 4-jpeed. Many extrM. $780. Cull *135. « Baldwin Ave., East Keansburg. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN rally wheel cover«. *1895 or beet offtj. after 6 p.m., 2S4-&42. VOLKSWAGEN 1S67 — Bquarebact Good condition . 291-0472 Call 747-4708. 1387 CABHiaAC COUPE de VIUJB White, like new condition. Radio, heat- MGB — 1&65. One owner. 28,000 mtles. J984 PONTIAC -- Grand Prix hirdl VOLKSWAGEN — 1982. Red. Good con- er, two extra snow tires. Reasonable, Top condition. Clean, Garaged. $1,190. navy blue, all white Interior. AH - dition. Call Call after 6, 264-3223. Call 671-5611, er bucket seau, automatic-, contro 747-5069. 1965 MUSTANG — Convertible. Air con- the floor, fartory air cnmHUoninir. OORVAIR 10S3 — FouMoor. Radio, dltlonlng. low mileage. Excellent condi- DODGE — 1961 Four-sprtd. 1968 383 STATION WAGON 1988—Impala. Fac- heater. Good condition. Muct (fell. tlon. Phone 747-4767. engine. Many new parts. Needs clut.cn tory air, automaticr , power steer I nR, heater, automatic, clean and reliable. and minor work. Invested $500 in windows. A-l. S227.t. 5fi6-lO79. Ing i500. or best offer. Call 787-0096 Under 44,000 miles. J27S. 542-2302. 1955 EUICK SPECIAL — Tires good, parts. Askin_K $1'25. S12-1O45 alter 5:30. 1960 MOA — Good condition. College motor good, body rair. Call MASERATfYftfil— SehrirK"-'T'i~7i'iVpr (More Classified Ads «JID8I2 1!»62 VOLKSWAGEN ^~Grsy sedan. Ra- Kray. air conrtltlonefi, fuel Jnjprtton.Ex- bound, must sell. $300. riin. hratrr. whttcwalls, new tires. *iO0 cellent conrtiUon. Ulfi-4132 after (3 On The Next Page) 711-8587. poNTlXjrFiREfiirir f convertible firm. G71-K1C2 'iptwprn 58 p.m. CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1967. 283.1061). 3FJ1 ru in.. :t'J.» li.p. Three fipe°'l. Power steering. Two-door hardtop. Low Heavy duty transmission. Hurst elilH. 1052 cTu^nrnTttT— impala. Good run- LARGEST SELECTION mileage. Excellent condition. Call 642- Power ptppilnR. Excellent condition. ning condition. ¥200S200. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOIl SALE 9359 alter 7. $2400.711-0312. 016-943.1 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE of AUTOS FOR SALE JERRY BARATTA'S and LOU LERNER'S Direct Factory IT'S YOUR MOVE OUTLET 1970 TO A BETTER USED CAR ...and we've got the BEST! NEW SHIPMENT OF SKYLARKS •\ - 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS 1966 PEUGEOT 1968 BUICK 1967 PONTIAC "404" S^dan, .i-spKd transmission. LeSabrs, two-door hardtop* V-8, GTO, 2-door hardtop, V-8, 3-speed Now Accepting Bonafide Orderg On Full factory equip. C1Q7C automatic transmission, powar transmission, radio ClTKfl IN THE AREA! merit Gre«n. ^ I U # 3 iteerlng and power and heater. Blue. • ' * 3V 1*71 Drakes, green. $2295 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1966 CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTHS F-»5, Cutlass Supreme, two-door Mrdlop, V-8, four*peed tronsmls- 1966 CHEVROLET Newport, 2-door hardtop, auto- »lon an th« floor, power steering Ctwvelle "300," Deluxe 2-door sedan, matic transmission, power steer- Ytllow with black COZ.OC (-cylinder, stondard CQOR Ing and a\t $1495 /Inyl root. **OTO $ transmission. Blue. **'" conditioning. Blue. #l"*»» * SPECIAL * 1969 MUSTANG PRICES START AT Two-door hardtop, V-8, automatic 1970 PLYMOUTH 1967 FORD 1970 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 3350 transmission, power steerlna and Fury III, 2-door hardtop, 318 V-8, Falcon, two-door sedan, six-cylin- bucket seats. Blue with CJrCA Custom 4-Door Hardtop automatic transmission, power der, standard transmission. Fully black vinyl roof. a?£33U steering, power brakes and foe- lory air condl- OAOC factory equipped. • Factory Air Condition • Day-Nlte Mirror 1968 PLYMOUTH tlon. Green.. jaiTD White. $1150 • Pewtr Steering • Lire Group •k Power Brakes BUY FROM THE BIGGEST and SAVE! Sport Fury, J-door Fastop, 318 CID • Bumper Guards Front ' V-l engine, automatic console, 1967 CHRYSLER • Vinyl Interior and Rear power steering, factory air condl> 1965 PONTIAC -* Air Foam Stats * Electric Clock tlon with Auto-temp control and New Yorker, 2-door hardtop, auto* Bonnevllle, convertible! V-8, auto, • Deluxe Radio bucket seats. Burgundy with matte transmission, power st«r. * Remote Control ^irror block vinyl roof. natle trans., power Cl 1 TfC • White Walls Ing and power * •*• Undercooling $2495 brakes. Turquols*. $2325 •teerlng, turquoise. w • *-' «» • Full Wheel Covers • Tinted Glass * Full Factory Equipment 1 Good Transportation Cars Available SAVE M500 BOB WHITE Dally Rental* - Long Term Leasing BAYSHORE Biihler & Bitter CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH BUICK-OPEL FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CHRYSLER ft PLYMOUTH 291-9200 229-4790 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET It leaves you just the make 741-6200 MONMOUTH CHRYSLERPLYMOUTHTOYOTA THE SHORE AREA'S LARGEST CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER and color to worry about. ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THE STATE X\

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AT THE YEARS '.DUSTER Our 100% GuorantM* mokes shopping for a used car as easy as shopping for a new car. All you have to do is decide whether you like the looks of the car PRICE BUSTER! or not. Without having to worry about whether the car's going to work or not. Lowest Prices! That's because only the used cars that have passed our 16-point inspection can get our guarantee sign. MAVERICKS - MUSTANGS - WAGONS Which r$ why we can promise the free repair or re- BRAND NEW 1970 placement of every ma jor working part for thirty days GALAXIES-TORINOS - LTD'S! or lOOOmiles, whichever comes first. So if you're looking for a good used car,- stop by. We have a whole lot of different makes and colors to BEAT THE 1971 PRICE INCREASE! DUSTER worry about. AN EXAMPLE LET'S FIGURE THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL- NEW LTD — Iwo d««r hardtop, #8101. Eight- eylindar, eruiiomalle, pswir itaarlng and bfalat. MONMOUTH'S Air canditlonad, tintad glaii, radia. Whitawall tirai, ^^» FOR ONLY wh.al ea.an Rad with wliita leaf. Lilt M.W4. PRICI BASE PRICE. 1970 MAVERICK TWO-DOOR SEDAN 1970 TORINO 2-door hdtp., V-»,

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1968 IMPALA Two-doer hardtop, automatic, pawir itttrina, V.|, vinyl top.

1968 GALAXIE Two-do.r hardtop, powir ttttring Two-door sedan. Redio, heater, light. ^ H PREPARATION & CONDITIONING. .*75.00 1 968 GALAXIE Four-door hardtop, power tiwlno blue, six-cylinder, standard, factory *r ® TRANSPORTATION 74.00 warranty, 11,000 approximate. D AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 1967 GALAXIE Two-door hardtop, power treerlna ... D RADIO 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE T.n.p.*...,..-. alre.ndltl.Md ...... nWHITEWALL TIRES D UNDERCOAT Volkstvagens Domestics 1966 MERCURY F«ur.d»«r hardtop, automatic, power itwlna TOTAL *2128.00 DOWN 2 BALANCE $1830.00 1967 FAIRLANE Two-door, power iteeriiig. »l»yl Mt» 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1150 1965 DODGE $ 995 PAYMENT Dart, station wagon. Radto. heater, LAST OF THE 70'S! Sedan. Blue. Radio, heater. automatic, six cylinder, power 1967 FALCON sP.rt coup. , OR TRADE 70 PLYMOUTH iteerlng. 36 Equal Monthly Payments—Approved Credit Alrcondilioncd Ftiry III, 4 dr., V-Sj radio Annual Percentage Rate 11.08; Total Si healer, oulo., P.W., W.W. tires, wheel 1965 MUSTANG V-«, automarie - covers, light pkg., tinted glass. Balance ol Finance Charge $329.28; 5-year, 50,000 mile warranty. *OQQ7 Sum of the Payments $2,159.28. NOW ONLY Lli I 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 1965 BUICK $1695 1965 CHEVROLET BelAIr wa-jon, nlne-pauMaer Sedan. White. Rlvlero. G. S. Full power,

SPORTY TRUCK SPECIAL Work in Comfort YEAR-END DEMONSTRATOR SALE! 1966 FORD $1295 Mustang. 2-door hardtop. Radio, Ride in Style. '70 PLYMOUTH '70 PLYMOUTH ., '70 PLYMOUTH 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 heater, automatic, V-8, power, VNT HII' Ci l«*t»». Aif mm), 4.10 VK. aulo. POtT IUBT. 7 *w, IMIKII Hvitep, an (OdiMxin SPOIT SUBUBBtN ) PASS. WACOM. Air ronrj.. 3R^ steering. ' powr. stetvinp. t^akf;, window;, AM/FM M'Uli- w-vm p. ronl(t)l, ;i8.l, V8, i«ilo, pwr, Mf-ffj VK, .mtf), it*f. '.t»TTini:, bMrtf";. windnv,, twWt Sedan. Red. Automatic, pk.* radio, vinyl roo(,*i(ie dual rai^pd Iclter hr.ik"-,. AM/fM Multipicic rtdio, rwr. d w/r.fieo lapc. hgiit r*R. dire brake:., wyi mte(i- 1969 RANCHERO GT tirfts, carpelmc liRht pkg. H.D, swspenr.'on. ) tM llht ' R rr, <^ff-pplinR HJX txaYrs mrc Efip, tinted fifass, radio, heater. Four-spaed, buckets, console, vinyl hrakrs ft tHltPry, remote ontilh". mirror, Rdllye , Oi?c brakes, 54iie pcip. tinted gtasA rear tailfrit" wnd. washer & wtfw, nxrf rad(, wheel Road wheels, ow; brafces, tinted glass, many, ipKef, adjust. Wt Mcrinc wh«H, vin^ rrvf MrtGdfW t 1967 CHEVROLET $1795 rest, AAA/FM stereo. Originally U100. irwnv«tfas.Stod( ffGT. jrnf: road wrificis, WW tirtr;. many other a- ElCamlno. Pickup, six-cylinder. t Standard. Rodlo, heater. ISJ12. 0( if. Trie* $4375 '2095 $4225 SS49S. $4331 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 '70 CHRYSLER '70 CHRYSLER '70 CHRYSLER Fastback. Dork green. 1969 MERCURY $2195 •WCOir CUSTOM t DOM HARDTOP, .i* whf. ^. MWrOIT < M0» flUDJBT, rtir n*Kl, .W,l, V8, 4 RIWPOBT CUST. t DOOR I.T. Aif {ond.,4-10 INT V3, 1 V8, rtiito, pwf. Mfvnnc, tvakn^, wrxlow, 6w A tMrirl du,)!',, .nit'!, jY.vr. ^t'TiuiR, ly.tl,*^, win- Umd. iurtii. pwr. 'If^in'^, heal" ';, window.. 6- Monteno. ' 2-door hardtop. Radio, 1970 ECONOLINE Window Van. New. $2770 se^t, r»)Ki w 'trflr .-p^aker X [wr, anlerviH, vi w-iy -j'dt, vmyl •ilrnor, h.^.1 pl-c. linted gU'\ Radio, heater. (low;, b w,iy '.t*..I, (.iilio w/f CM : p'-^l-cr, pwr. 1 heater, automatic, V-fl, power- interior, liplit pkg. romotfi cont. mirror, rti ant*inrvi, Vni'yi mlf•(*«•, IIRM p^p. or?/, hnikci, rt'tint' rmt. nurrrT. KMT deliyj;r r/JiP prip, lintH Rij s,

Ot i(. Price 1968 CHEVROLET S1950* ALL FORDS ARE CREATED EQUAL — 1590?. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN $2195 $4575 $4604 $4635 Inipola. 2-door hardtop. Radio, MOUNT-ENGLISH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE LARGEST SELECTION OF USED CARS, IN Sedan. Formula ''UK.T". Radio, heater, automatic, V-B power steer- MONMOUTH COUNTY — OPEN EVENINGS vTIL9:30 healer, wliltfiwall Mres. Inci, air conditionlnrj. 741-6000 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST & LARGEST BRAND N£W MOUNT ITOYOTAI VOLKSWAGEN DEALER FORD - -,* CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH TOYOTA 51726 Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. ENGLISH TOO RT. 36, EATONTOWN SA2-55OO SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. • SINCE 1904 • RED BANK Oinctrf >crn> Fro* H V liieectiM StiliH H Mill Eat M MMMMtk Skipiiei Ce«ttf t ' • • i -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 MOTOBCYCLES AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR S AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS F0S SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE IMS. tlx-ejiMtr. VOLKBWAGBN 1 BUD- US MANB - V4, aU )»««, snow dan. Automatic trejumlniorTSxceUeni root tnd radio, u . »^-w-— ... r Bel ...5"Bronco with" lull Sp .; M HSSHR '7431 or. MM. 741-OSM. Air. 4-door.radlo. rtxcellent condl- USED CAR conmllon. tMTor later preferred.;. MM r 1M0 BUOEYE SPRITE — New paint. Don. 747-Ota. no* needed. Will alto consider To 1*1M Oto VOUCgWAOBN — Ow4 condition. Excellent condition. MM or but oiler! IBM CORVETTE — Convertible. Every- AUSTIN-HEALEY — 1902. Model SOOO. Land Cruller or Lmd Rover. Call lUdlo, hnter, iimrooMnow Um. But thing new. 11000 lnvMted. Consider rea- VOLKSWAGEN — IMS. Oood condition. SALE 72S2 eveolngB. sonable olfer. MS-7435. Blue. 1500-8 tedaa. Larger than bug. M00C ities. Xi-stll tter tp.ro. One owner. MM. MS-82M. " 1M« MUSTANG QT — Good condition. CHEVY II — INS. Excellent condition. You tavt now! INTERNATIONAL TRUCK BALES SPORTSTER -~HW XLCH, custo. PONTIAC IMS — GTO. rour-ap*ed, Must nil, Call H1-3U1 between 5:30 and Low mlleue. Best otter. Call alter C 1963 CORVETTE — classic fantback. CHEVROL«T^5T - Has 1865 283 !- Rarltan Oai-an Inc. • FMtncUon. 10,00) miles. Mult Mil. p.m. 741-8548. 327 engine. Oood condition. Call alter speed. 9W gauges, anew Urei. Passed «. Main Bt.. Keyport Mt-oM: II alter 10 p.m. »2»0. M2-1777, g-8 p.ro 1962 CHEVY II — Sedan, excellent con- <4. 7B7-M81. Choose from over 60 tnspcctlon. 842-3069. IBM INTERNATIONAL PICKUP New dition. EUndaxd. Asklnc I32S. 19«0 VOLKSWAGEN — 1200 «" T&M DODOB CHARGER - S83 auto- Call CAMARO — 1968. 3X7 with lour speed. OTO CONVERTIBLE — 1867. New en- ^tWwHe.«150 malic New Ilres, chrome Mieele. Ask- 747-2118 747-S5H Onod condition. (1700 or beat offer. 566- locally driven trade-ins gine, new tires. fl.eSB. Call 7*1-463!. Inf *l!'5O. Oil Z»i-95M. 7038 afters p.m. 1963 FORD — Window van, (900. Good 19S4 DODGE — 3S3 standard shift. Every car REDUCED Call SG4-U57 1960 CMC PICKUP 100 cc. 1289. Al- FORD 1964 — Galftxle 500. Two-door condition. Stereo t&pe deck. A1WM radio. Rever- CADILLAC —1969. Sedan DeVllle. Full Make otter. hardtop. V-8. Power fteerinf, •undanl. Call 747-3110. CHRYSLER — 1965 Newport. Four- Call 222-5157 alter 6 p m. •"-""•NMBtO berator, chrome wheels. New tires ail power. Air conditioning. Leather seats, • » i t i • i Clean In aJWl out. Original owner. $450. stereo AM-FM. Other extras. $5,31)5. door. 45.000 miles. Original owner. Very 1959 OLDSMOBILE — Super Uic way around. »750 Ilrm. 741-OOM be- RASSAS PONTIAC :lcan. 51,075. 787-0803. 1959 CHEVROLET APACHE - Mi ton, MORTON Commuido Roadster, B71-02T9. door hardtop. Best offer. tween* and 8. Call 542-1559. 393 Broad £1. 741-31SO Red Bank good running condition. $226. B500 mSS"Oood. 11000 or oiler. Rum«on PONTIAC LE MANS —1966. New paint, ClH 741-5131. 1960 MERCEDES BENZ — 180 BL1968 FORD CORTINA GT - 23,000 Eves, until 9 PONTIAC GTO — 1966. Four-tpecd. 842-0401. transmission, fhorks. Mini condition. 1967 THUNBERBWD — Best ofter roadster convertible. Excellent condl- , miles, 25 mpK. all meters, 4-speed, disc Hurst 389. Convertible. Needs body 1966 INTERNATIONAL — Model lJOt "YAMAHA -r- 100 cc, trail and »J«00 or best offer. 671-6771 »fUr 8:30 over 11500. Call evei. between 5 andtlon, completely rebuilt. »1600 or best of- brakes, top shape. Reasonable otter ac- work. Call 291-1700. 18' van body, two aide doors. Privately l-n. 7. 7< 1-9474. ter, 842-1428. cepted. 8CM.406. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — 1 1062 TIM — New wuler pump, rebuilt owned. Excellent condition. 787-1127 power, air conditioned. WOO. (ront end. *400. Call Call 741-6693 alter 6. 536-2984 1959 VOLKBWAGEN PANEL, -1964 en 1895 BMW - 25Occ. Good condition. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE glue. Ready to go. $395. 291-9593 or 2»1 1250 AUTOS FOR SALE 1887 CHEVROLET SPORTSVAN 108 — TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST 2534. 264-41M Eight passenger. Warranty, Bed. Radio, THEN THY U3 1D89 he*ter, new tires. 11,600.102-0916. ' Pat Keelen's Auto Sales MOTORCYCLES torn paint, ».».._ rzr-., COMET STATION WAGON — I960. Hwy 36 787-1113 Keantburt — - irllh helmet. Cal Good runnlni condition. Asking Il'-O. 1967 HONDA — iBO cc. Super sport. HARLEY DAVIDSON IMS -^ Call M2-1399. Very food condition. Asking $650. CsJ COUNTDOWN TRUCKS FOR SALE B66-11T4. .. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — Two-door sedan. Frl. M3-16M. Recent overhaul. New battery, Oood 1967 DODGE VAN — Excellent condl. 1969 JSOcc SUSSUKI - 3000 mllei, «- running condition. »400. 747-0854. tlon. Call between 5-7 p.m. ' speed Scrammer, with helmet. fVX> 787-5907. Htm. 842-3508 alter 6:30 p.m. MOBILE HOMES. PONTIAC 19M — Tempest Custom Con- LOOKING PICKUP HARLEY 74 . . . v/i vertible. Power Hteerlng. Power top. Chopped. Best ofter over $760. 10*55. Oood condiuon. Ha. «*«<»••,* Stick. Very good condition. 32,000 miles. Truck. $75. Please call alter T p.m. 187- Call 066-2464 coniltlonar. Two oedroonn. Will lacri- J876. 871-0! 5580. flce. 7t7-19W, »•« P.m. 1869 APACHE — Tent trailer, UMKI mir IS AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE halt MaJorT. SUep. rtx. Th^orMl! AUTOS FOR SALE stove, Icebox, cartet, canopy. 11000. Ill- TO SAVE (More Classified Ads 67 On The Next Page) MONEY? DART SWINGER AUTOS FOR SALE NOW IS THE TIME. WITH OUR PRE-ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARANCE

ON OVER 60 QUAUTY USED CARS AND TRUCKS FREE: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 100% 10 STATION WAGONS—1964 to 1969 NEW 1970 Air conditioned models. Six passenger and nine passenger. Stick WARRANTY $ M«ny ef tht can liif*d h*rt tr« shift, automatics, compacts, intermediates, full size, even a four- PONTIACS "Svensk T«stad" us»d eari (ui«d wheel drive model with plowl earl taitad ih» Swtdiih way.) IN STOCK If n»cemry, rtpairad by our "Svantl Tfsrad" mechaniei ind 239STOCK #DI79 F.O.B. DETROIT 9 qualify for our 100% warranty. You'll Never | Which you can inspict whan you 13 SPORT CARS-1965 to 1969 com* by. From six-cylinder engines to SS 396 engines and 424 Special — 25 DARTS IN STOCK three-speed — four-speed, automatics, bucket seats —• bench ALL COLORS, WITH OR WITHOUT AIR CONDITIONING AS IS TRANSPORTATION Buy A . SP1CIALSI seats — vinyl roofs, stereo and air conditioned model, tachome- ters, etc. •64 PLYMOUTH $395 New One TOWN & COUNTRY Valiant 2-door. •63 VOLKSW'G'N $295 Convertlbl* 12 ECONOMY CARS—1963 to 1968 DODGE '62 CORVAIR $195 AAsnza 2-dr. Mdan. Automatic. 60 MAIN STREET 566-6100 MATAWAN, N. J. Four cylinder imports to six-cylinder popular brand compacts. '60 STUDEBAKER $95 Volkswagens, Renault, Corvair, Chevy II, Chevrolets, , Two-door sedan. Good car. For Less! Mustangs and full size Chevy sixes. MONMOUTH CHRYSLIR-PLYMOUTH-TOYOTA Imports MANY WITH The Shore Area's largest Chrysler-Ply mouth Dealer AIR CONDITIONING One of the Largest in the State 19(9 RENAULT $1195 3 TRUCKS-1956 to 1958 R-10. Oiw ownir. 1968 VOLVO $1895 From a $100 stake truck to a 9' aluminum van with air condition- 142 S two-door, 4-spMd, AM radio. DOWNES On* owrw. ing, electric tailgate and loads of extras. Must see to appreciate! 1967 MG MIDGET $1395 Four-sp«d. Wlr* vrhHls, BRS. PONTIAC 1967 MGB $1595 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS NOW AVAILABLE 62 Lower Main St. Wirt WfiteU. Black. On* owntr. Radio, heortr. Largest Selection MATAWAN AT SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR LUXURY BUYERS! of Used Cars in 1966 TRIUMPH $995 566-2299 Moffimoutli Cownty Spltfrr* II. Four-»p*td. ^ 1966 M.G. $995 OPEN DAILY TIL 9 P.M. Sprite WED. 4 SAT. TIL 6 PJi CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 1959 MERCEDES $795 III 220s. Four-door sunroof. Ri»tor« j ******************** ***•***•••••*****•*•* *******************J ********•**•*•*•***£ '69 PLYM. WGN. $2397 Automatic, full powir. '65 OLDS $897 "300" 2-door Hardtop. Radio, Two-door hdlp., auto., P.S , R5H. Fury 9-pass. wagon, V-8, auto., . healer, power steering. PS., R&H. t '69 CHEVROLET \ t \ t '67 OLDS * * '64 T-BIRD } J '67 FORD •65 FORD WGN. $997 67 CHEVROLET $897 '69 PONT. GTO $2797 1962 CHEVROLET $595 Falrlont, 9-pasi., AIR COND., 4-door Sedan. Radio, healer, Impala two-door hardtop* El Camino, Cujtom V-8. Auto- 2-dr. hdtp., 4-spd., air cond,, P.S. Toronado. Full power. Two-door hardtop. •4c Fairlane. 6 passengtr wagon. auto., P.S., R&H. automatic, power steering. standard transmission, 6-cyl. matic tranjmls5ion. Power i* 70 DODGE $3297 Air conditioned- !! Air conditioned. * V-8. Aut¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ OPEN EVES. TIL 9:30 IMPORT LEADER LINCOLN-MERCURY * BRAND NEW1, * ITOYOTAI RED BANK SHREWSBURY AVE., at SYCAMORE * - CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH TOYOTA '1726 AUTO IMPORTS 747-5400 P.O.*. WALL 7OO RT. 36, EATONTOWN 542-55OO NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RID BANK 741.SMI +)lil**y}l>tW*)tWWWWf*>(iW^***4.W -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK• MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,-1970 = — 19 MOBILE HOMES AUTO MOTALS , Family Circus HELP WANTED - FEMALE WANTED - MALE BELP WANTED-«ALB MOTHER'S HELPER — Household JUNK CARS dutle«. genftrtl cleantor. Mature wom- an. Must love young children. Willing to . • PIOKID UP, work. Recent references. Driver's li- cense preferred. Sleep in or out. No TWlnbroek Auto Wrecking weekends, excellent salary to right per- MEN! MEN! TOM'S FORD son. Write Box F-187, The Dally Regis. Eatontown 542-2235 ter. Red Bank. ; RENT A CAR We know how important good people ar#, *o to get good OBT CASH FOR TOUR FOREIGN— !M Hwy. 35 36(1600 Keyport EXPERIENCED HOSTES3 AND AND SPORTS (JAM AT MONMOUTH WAITRES8ES — Day and night shifts. ones for our Pathmsrk distribution center w« offer the MOTORS, INC.. Hwy. 35. lUt Apply In person. Town & Surf Diner, : IOATS AND ACCESSORIES Hwy 35, Mlddletown. best program in th« area, which includes: 1959 CORVETTE HARDTOP WANTED Call COLUMBIA SAIUNQ YACHTS LEGAL SECRETARY-STENOORA- WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE " 787-1636 RANOER YACHTS PHER — Modern Red Banli oKlce. Bala- • Excellent Starting Salary Pension O'DAY SAILBOATS ry commensurate with experience. Re JUNK CAM TOWBjD^AWA* FREE ply to 741-0073 after 6 p.m. fiABH FOR USED OARS — Truck*, • Automatic Increases to $157 Liberal Vacation Policy loretgn or domeatic. Dean, opposite THE YACHT SHOP UAL fKlUAi — *or Life Insurance Two Quyi, illddletown. 671-98M. .84 Ocean Aye., 8e> Bright. «421»13. Mutual Funds executive. New offices in • Plus Night PrBmium Opportunity WANTED - We fly top Matawan. Hours 9 In 5 583-2800. used cmn. Call Mr. Vincci FIBERGLAS CUTTER - With ta- • Paid Holidays Family Hosp. Program 8WL Si le-tilt trailer. 35 h.p. Mercury mo- WOMEN — Cafeteria workers and cash- MMMO. T and extras. (625. 671-2583 after 6 iers needed to work In modern cafeteria WSDOITT SEIA JUNK — AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS In Industrial plant. Call 842-5012 or 671 To Find Out More Come In and See Us. Nor de w» tuir It — 8342. w* do bur tlean, Ute model ctxi STEEL CAB — For jeep, plus CABIN BOAT — 90 up. outboard, with hydraulic system. lake o««r. 8 I/mg Branch Ave., ACCOUNTING CLERK — For busy of- Mr. Shel Dworkin it |pp dollar. See or call WALL B42-O198 ceanport 333-5756. flee In large community hospital. Must MWeamMBRCURY 747-M00. have accounting background and work. IOAT COVERS nude from your old Inn knowledge ot NCR bookkeeping mt Tuesday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. over« ONLY. Alio boat cushion!. chine. Apply weekdays between 0 a.m. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE and 2 p.m. to Personnel Department M. C. A. P. NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE CENTER Jersey Shore Medical Center, 1945 Cor SLIGHTLY USED lies Avp., Neptune. An equal opportun- 179 Broadway, Long Branch ****************•*•***•***•••*••**•**•**•**** 9G9 H' Flberglas boat, engine, and ity employer. ial)pr with extras, plus canvas cov- NURSE'S AIDE — Nights. 11 p.m. to r. Perfect condition. Wholesale price. a.m. Full time. Must be mature, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. FLAGSHIP MARINE Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home, Don't Miss Our Atlantic Highlands Harbor 7U-205S. Tuesday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 291-2638 SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST — To work In animal hospital. Part-time Frl. Saturday, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. EA BREEZE 1'IBBP.GLAS IS' — day and Saturday. Apply in person /1th trailer. 60 h.p. Johnson motor. Ex- Hon., Wed. or Fri. at Combs Animal :e!lent condition. 642-3318. Hospital, Shrewsbury, Mr. John McArdle Vinr-end PENN-YAN SKIFF — With motor WAITRESS — Apply in person, Mata SUPERMARKETS GENERAL CORP. nd trailer. Good condition. 1225. Call wan Diner., Rt. 34. 11-0107 or 872-9777. m Matawan 301 Allaire-Road, Woodbridge, N. J. I' LAPSTRAKE — Evinrude motor, [suiter-craft Ult trailer. $250. Call 671- NURSES' AIDE — Full time nights, 1 sellout •'Guess whert we oil decided to do for dinner p m -7 a.m. Must oe mature. Shrewsbu. ry Manor Nursing Home. 7*1-2059. i' SHELTER SKIFF — ,115 h.p. Chas- HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED-MALE er engine, rebuilt thlj year. Cabin, tonight, Daddy! Can we go with you 8HIRT OPERATORS — Experlencei Darts ead, sink and canvas cover. Excellent and dependable. Excellent nalary aa hours. Little Sliver Cleaners, 741-1208. BLOOD DONORS WANTED - »7 per SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - ondltlon. Beat oiler. Day!, 741-2113. to pick up Grandma?" donation Frea blood type card Issued. Experienced only. Part-time nights an FOUR-DOOR SEDAN, SIX-CYLINDER. ves., 717-0123, HOUSEKEEPE,„.„.R. — Sleep In. Ligh Hours: "Tues. and Thurs. evenlnss, weekends. Apply Tony's Mobile, Broai houflckeeplhouflckeeplnEr . ~~Privat" e room. Good eala. 5-8 p.m.pm.. . Sat 9 ».m.».m.-< p.p m Closed St. and Maple Ave.. Red Bank. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES ry. Cal" l' 739'39-0320- . firsfitt week each monthmonth , ftlliabethftlliabeth MAN OR YOUNO MAN-To do oellv. WAS 2939.05 SAVE 387.39 BOAT OWNERS! WAITRESSES — Part-time. Good sala- . Bloo-.---d Donor Centeri , 30 Main St., eries and help In greenhouses. Steady ALE, TOUR BOATING NEEDS rv Apply Fort Monmouth Officers Open | EatontownEtt , N . JJ 642-6690. all-year employment. Please apply In freat yourself to an experience. STRIKER — Twin dleiel. steel sport tADIO AND TBUEVliStON SERVICE fisherman. 32*. Excellent condition. Ra- Jiess or call 632-4681, Equal opportunity CAREER OPPORTUNITI — Join one person, Spiwak Florist, 99 Ave,-0(- New Jersey's Largest Hack and white service. Antennaa in- employer. ___ Two Rivers, Rumson. Challengers Marine Supply House dio and depth Under, Constavolt ciar- alled. 671-4401. of Monmouth and Ocean Counties ger. 291-iait). LUNCH TIME • AIDES WANTED — fastest irowlnj real estate agencies.1 PART-TIME JANITOR — For St. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 1 CWRFENTE1R.-JBUILDEB J2 50 per hr. Apply to Mr. Clarke. Syca- Wi will triln and prepare for llcens- Agnes School, Atlantic Highlands, Call 2-dr. RT., 8-cyl. 2-dr. H.T. 8-cyl. H Wharf Ave. 7U-57S0 Red Bank IS WINNER PIRANHA — 1S6» 35 h.p. omplete home Improvements, altera- more School (K-2). New Shrewsbury. Ins, through our special company 291-3944 alter 7 p.m. Open MOD. - Frl. 9-6, Sat 8-6. Sundays Mercury, electric start. All extras. ons, additions. Rooting, Biding. 542-2500. school, qualified young men for posi- WAS 3965.15 WAS 3544.95 and Holidays 9-1. Deep V trl-hull. Flberglaa double bot- 87-6103 A. Ouarino tions In one ot today's most lucra- tom construction. Full mooring cover. SECRETARY — For Director and Prin- tive profesllons. It you are Interested . AUTO MECHANIC SAVE 580.15 SAVE 497.95 WANTED-BOAT, MOTOR, TRAILER Double gas tanks. Storage locker. Cus- cipal of private school Start immediate- 'ay Cash. Buy and Sell Swap shop, tom trailer. Excellent condition. W.100. lv" Flexible hours. Call 566-2222. In first year earnings ot 112,000 with Call 842*4293, 6 to 10 p.m. unlimited future Income potential, call 2-dr., H.T., 6-cyl. It. 36, Keaniburg. 787-6180. EMPLOYMENT HOUSEKEEPER — 8 a.m.-12 noon. 84.2-4350. FINN BUICK INC. 14' WHEELER — Seaan cruiser, fully 13'6" SKI BOAT — Qlaaapar G-3. Fl- Laundry. Light cleaning. Own trans- SALARY J3.8O PER HOUR :t35 Broadway 222-6900 Long Branch WAS 3408.65 — SAVE 473.45 equipped, many extras. Ready to go. berglaa, Mark 78A Mercury engine, tilt HELP WANTED-FEMALE portation. Engllshtown. 416-7072. TRAILER DRIVERS — Two years ex- trailer, ski tow, akls, tow lines, two gas Must be available Immediately No Excellent condition. Call 741-0372 after 6 LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES — experience necessary. Good advance- perience. Will train on special equip- .m. tanki. All In good condition. $725. 222. 'AITBBSSES WANTED — Day ehill. ment. Guaranteed Increment within ment. Charter Bulk Inc., 80 Doremus 4712. pply la person, Rex Diner, 117 W. For nursing home. 311 p.m. and 11 p.m. Ave.. Newark. 643-22»8. -Chargers- ,8'FIBERGLAS WINNER — 110 Mer. ront St., Red Banu, lo 7 a-m. Top salary. For appointment first month. Call 7U-4015. iruiaer inboard-outboard. New Installed PRICE REDUCED — MUST SELL — call 201-OGOO, Mon. through Frl. SHEET METAL WORKER — Ex- BARBER — Experienced. Four-man ower unit. Complete with canvas cover 28' Owens Sea 8ki«. Mint condition — XPERIENCED NURSES'AIDE perienced In cutting, bending, punching shop. Hazlet area. 7070% commission. CHARGER TWO-DOOR HARDTOP ind navy top. $1725. Call evenings, 842- fully loaded lor cruising and fishing. RELIABLE WOMAN — Wanted lor Cll 7 to 10 p.m. 264-56422645642. Large galley and stand-up head. Mak« child ra.ro and light housekeeping Mon- and assembly. Must tie able to fabrica » Call 7 owner oW- Call 842-1236. Day and Evening Shifts day through Friday afternoon. Own from drawing!. Apply ELECTRO IM- BARBERS AND MEN'S HAIR STYL- WAS 4396.75 SAVE 669.75 #1980-19' LIGHTNING applications now being accepted. Call transportation. Colt! Neck. 9*6-9467 af- PULSE, lit Chestnut St., Red Bank. 141- ISTS WANTED — For shopping center Racing equipped. 14' I860 RUNABOUT - With 25 h.p. or appointment, (71-0177. Hilltop Prl- ter 6 p.m. 0404. barbershop. 264.4787. 8J2-5166 Evinrude. Excellent condition. Only 'ate Nurslnj Home, Illddletown. $200. CaU 229-9607. WAITRESS WANTED — Full time. USED CAR MEN — Full and part-time, to work >,, • Deluxe Coronets AIJ«BOAT16" FIBER.GLA6 Year round only. 5100 an hour- Uni- modern automatic car wash In Mata- iloop. Mint condition. Outboard mo. 34' DIUFT-R-CEUZ — Houseboat im forms. Meal allowance and tips. Apply wan. Call M6-7272. or and many extras Included. Asking like new, 35 hours, fully equipped, 1B980. IF YOU CAN DRIVE between 2-5 p.m. F. W. Woolworth Co., MAINTENANCE MAN 4-dr., Sedan, 6-cyl. 2-dr., Sedan, 6-Cyl. 1600. Call (201) 379-5795. 7i7-2M8 S2 Broad St., Red Bank. ' We need an experienced maintenance USHERS-DOORMAN — Full and part- A VW — WE NEED YOU man to keep our used car Inventory In time, foryear-round employment. Must WAS 3180.85 WAS 3291.30 TWO WOODEN Uf ROWBOATS — WAITRESSES — Apply In person, KA1- top Bhape, Excellent opportunity for be 17 or over. Apply in person after 6 Earn *25 to *75 per week for Just a FEE KLATCH. 485 Prospect Ave., aoo. CaH STORAGE AND SERVICE few hours each weekday. No Sat., right man. All company benefits. Ap- p.m. at TOWN THEATRE, Mlddletown. SAVE 435.85 SAVE 456.30 671-2533 alter 6 3un., holiday or night work. Many Little Silver. (Across from Boro Hall) ply in person at Russell Oldsmoblle- omen find this 1B good paying work between 3 and 6 p.m. Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., BRANCH 4-dr., Sedan, 8-cyl. COMMANDO WINTER STORAGE Jiat fits In with tlWlr activities at BABYSITTER — In my home. I1-9 two Red Bank. Auk for Alan Holsey. PERFECT AUXILIARY OUTBOARD home. Because there are more school a davs. 9-5:30 three days. Two children. MANAGER TRAINEE - For coniumer REPRESENTATIVE WAS 3321.95 —SAVE 463.95 & 7.5 H.P. 3 SHAFT LENQTH8 Wet or dry, up to 50'. and children each year, we must ex- Call 842-8688 alter 6. OUR TOP EXECUTIVES ENGINE REPAIRS and our Bervlce. Bo, if you can drive finance field. Must be 21 years of age. MARSH MARINE H.J. WILSON BOAT WORKS L Volkswagen, come in and let us SALES PERSONNEL — Women, pret. High school graduate. Contact Vic God- STARTED AS JIEPBESBNTATIVES Oceanport 220-4(66 ihow you how to drive a school bus. crably with Held experience, wanted for ley, 291-230O. 85 Orchard St. Red Bank 741-6767 [t Is eanlcr than you think. Apply full or part-time work with nationwide An opening exists for an alert aggres- — Coronet 440 WHY HAUL TOUR BOAT7 — Man; organization. Contracts pleaRant; carn- INDUSTRIAL LABORERS sive, hardworking Individual who j' MFQ — Flberglaa runabout. 75 h.p. •mall repairs can be made, bottomi Murphy Bus Service, 555 Rt. 35, Mld- ohnson electric alart. Trailer. Extras. iletown. (Behind Sipcrateln Paints) Inc potential $700 a month. Insured car Starting rite of N.12 Per hour with 8; want! lo begin, his career the iune 4-dr.,Sedan, 8-cyl, 4-dr., Sedan, 8-cyl. Good condition. 3825. 7*1.0648. scraped in the water. Try our Wring required. PleaiB call 642-1778. and IBc per hour premium for second way. Service. Reasonable rates. OaJl M8- Ours in a planned management pro- 20' CRUISERS INC. — Lapstr-ake. Cab- 3231 or 568-olM. WANTED—Olerk, medical office. V*. PART-TIME — Young woman. Garden and third shifts. Excellent paid bene- WAS 3432.30 WAS 4003.00 ln. Sleeps 3-4. 75 h.p. Evinrude. All ac- led duUe*. light bookkeeping. Expe- center, Colts Neck. Hours 9 to 3 or flex- fits including Blue Croas, Blue Shield, gram paying a good salary and lead- SAVE 485.30 SAVE 599.00 cessories Including full summer and rience preferred, but not necessary. ible hours for student. »2 per hour. M6- Major Medical, life Insurance, pension ing to an executive position in 3 years. -winter canvas. New rugs and curtains. ?rtt» to Box 7-122. Tht Dally Kegia- 9686. plan, severance plan, paid vacation Besides opportunr.y, th« company Asking 51300. May be seen at Coast Inn. BUSINESS NOTICES ter. Red Bank. ind holidays. Apply AMERICAN offers Profit Sharing, Life and Hos- 3 Seat Wagon, 8-cyl. 2-dr., H.T., 8-cyl. -M alter 6 p.m., 671-3308. BABYSITTER — Needed for teacher. SMELTING AND REFINING, CO., pitaltzatlon Insurance! end many CHAMBERMAIDS — Laundry Work- other beneits. rg. Excellent year round positions. Llncroft area 1160 State St., Perth Amnoy, N. J. An WAS 4369.75 WAS 3998.50 45 H.P. MERCURY OUTBOARD MO- LUSTROUS FLOORS 842-3167 equal opportunity employer. Why not star*, your career by TOR — In good condition. $150. Call , Must apply In perion1 . no phone calls. applying at: SAVE 656.75 SAVE 586.50 842-2449. LET OORDON Howard Johnson ! Motor Lodge, RU OFFICE GIRL, — Light steno typlnypgj 1 PASTE WAX YOUR FLOORS 35. Mlddletown. and filing. DO NOT PTlONEE.. Apply In EXPERIENCED LOCAL FINANCE CO. IS BOAT — With cabin, 196645 h.p 642-1466 person weekdays only, 10 _ m. to 2„ p.m. lercury outboard motor, trailer. W1& PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY ATLANTIC HIOHUANDS NURSING ALL-AROUND CARPENTER 8 Main SI. Keyport, N. J. extras. In water. Asking (750. 4954180. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HOME. 8 Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic CROSSING GUARDS WANTED LAWN CARE !0 Thomaa Ave. 747-31&4 Shrewsbury Trim, paneling, layout. Power Raking Highlands, ^_^ CaH Ed Day Construction. 741-1144 Call Holmdel Township Police INVENTORY CLEARANCE 0(6-4400 2-dr., H.T., 8-cyl. Fertilizing UDES NEEDED — 7 to 3;30 BEAUTY IE OUR BUSINESS KENNEL MAN WANTED,— Full-time. 2-dr., H.T., 8-cyl. Seeding and Reieedlnl •Clng James Nursing Home, Make it yours . . . become _an AVON MAN — Plain cooking ana drlva car- NEW AND USED 291-3100. WAS 4492.35 Call Mi-liW after 6 p.m. REPRESENTATIVE. No experience( HOSPITAL! Adult family of one. WAS 4519.35 necessary. Own hours. High earning Call 842-3458. SAILBOATS NURSES1 AIDES potential. Call Immediately. J. Slr- SAVE 817.35 SAVE 834.35 MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER MIDDLETOWN chall, 741-4343 or 462-3377, 774-1220. GENERAL MAINTENANCE HELP — APPLICATIONS FOR PATROLMAN est St. Monmouth Beach 222-3493 Ml shifts. Experience and transpor- Steady work. Call after 7 p.m. ARE BEING ACCEPTED IN Atlantic 4-dr., Sedan, 8-cyl. ZONE MARKING CO. ation neceiaary. Starting $2 an hour ACT NOW—DEMONSTRATE TOYS Highlands, N.J. Starting salary $7,392. 18' CHRIS CRAFT runabout. 196*. In- Parking loU, recreation area, trafflo plus liberal benefits. A raise in three Santa's Parlies Offers the most! Highest per year plus benefits. Ara 21 to 35 In- WAS 3876.05 -- SAVE 104.05 toard-outboard, 140 h.p., trailer. Must control layout etencll work. Fbone 747. months on merit. Call Mrs. cllno. commissions, largest selections! No CARPET MECHANICS — Or helpers. clusive. Apply Police Headquarters, 100 sell. 671-9328 after 8 p.m. 4506 or 747-1065. collecting, no delivering. Earn a FREE Experienced only. Good starting salary. First Ave.T Atlantic Highlands. HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT Kit. Also booking parties. Call or write Steady employment. Call 283-0899. TURNABOUT — 1970, two months old. BLACK TOP SERVICE - ,Ch"l" "Santa's Parties". Avon. Conn. 06001. In water 10 times. Owner transferred. Stanley Jr. You nune It w«'ll pav« CENTER Telephone 1 (203) 673-3455. KITCHEN HELP — Mon. through Frl. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN 842-5346. It. Fiei estimate!. 787-32M. Hwy 3* 943.<200 Holrndel 10 a m. to 6 p.m. No students. Call 147- Immediate opening lor eiperlenccd SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST — 2721. automobile salesman, selling both new 1956 30' CHRIS CRAFT — "Capltan." LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOV- EN — Full time, ill shlrta. Liberal Fresh water cooled 130 h.p. Chris Craft ING, Estimates given. Reasonable. Building supply company. Freehold and used cars for Monmouth County's engines, factory hardtop, fl/brldge with benefits. Call Mrs. Cllne [or appoint- area, has a permanent position avail- oldeit Pontlae dealership. An above Jlminl, dual controls, davfta and elec- Call 741-0648. mont. HOLMDEL CONVALESCENT able for an alert conscientious Rlrl with MONTGOMERY WARD average opportunity for the right man. FsH MOTORS tronics. 264-O068. CARPENTRY. MASONRY CENTER. 8(6-4200. general office background. Five day See Aaron Rassas, RASSAS PONTLAC. ROOFING.GUTTERS SECRETARY FOR LEGAL OFFICE — week. Saturday included. Full benefits. 395 Broad St., Red Bank. 741*180. AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 14' FIBERGLAS MFG RUNABOUT — Immediate service, work guaranteed Experience preferred, but not required. Good working conditions. Call 462-8680. REFRIGERATOR Year old, 35 h.p. electric start Mercury, SS6-O281 MAN — For driving and general work. HWY. 35 542-1111 EATONTOWN trailer and acceisorles. $500. Call 741- Write Box T-148, Dally Register, Red SUPERVISOR — For delivery route. Full time. Permanent position. Apply 3741 after 5. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT- Ban*. Afternoons, 12-4. Eatontown-LHtle 311- REPAIRMAN NORWOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC. 624 ING — Light carpentry and repairs. vcr-Falr Haven-Red Bank area. Salary Broadway, Long Branch. See Frank. 16' FIBEROLAS BOAT—With 1964 85 Fully insured. Call alter 6 p.m. 264-0208 WAITRESS — For Country Olub. plus commission. Please call 264-1314 i u Mercury engine, electric start. Ride or 9SS-2433. Part-time. weekdays, and 892-2262, Sat, and Sun. Excellent full time position MECHANIC — Clean challenging work. guide steering. New tilt-bed trailer. Call 7414131 Heavy Ignition and carburellon back- ,850. 741-198*. available immediately. Posi- ground essential. ID work with Propane LIGHT HAULDJO REGISTERED NURSES PART-TIME carburetlDn. Only Uie best need applv. 15' THOMPSON — 35 h.p. Evinrude. SMALL MOVING JOBS tion offers steady employ- PROPANE EQUIPMENT CORP., 11 With trailer. Lots of extras. Call 741. FREX E8TIHATX8 GRADUATE LPN'S Apple St., New Shrewsbury. Next to 1292 after 5 p.m. AKo some clMn-up work. Part or full time itaff positions now ment, excellent company Red Bank Airport. MARSH MARINE Call alter 6 p.m. open. 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 6710169, KEYPUNCHER benefits and advancement PRODUCE MANAGER — Produce clerk and grocery clerk, full time. Food- SAIIJBOATS EARL T. JAM! er«bn, CHAPEL HILL JOUNCH&ON, child. Some' cooking. References re- Apply Red Bank Auto Imports, 119 Oast vinyl • roof and Interior. 10,000 condition. Fully guaranteed. PAINTING CONTRACTOR It. 35, Mlddletown. quired. 741-7961. USED CAR SALESMAN Newman Springs Rd.. Red Banfr. mileage. New car guarantee. Economical. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE Kirklrt. Free estimates. Phone 566-5650 WAITRESSES — Apply in person be. HOUSEKEEPER — Three days a Week, (EXCLUSIVE) "EXPERIENCED PRAMERSWANTBD tween 10-12 noon. 8-4. Must love small children. Matawan. To work with framing crew. Call after T SEWING DONE IN MY HOME—Hems, 666-3046. dresses and skirts S2. with allps 13, Cedar Inn, Highlands. We've expanded our used car opera- p.m. 787-3125. rsdresses 13. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER ~ tion and need another salesman. The 1969 CHEVROLET $2395 1967 DODGE $1595 Slacks $2. Coats $5. ZZippers-dressei s 13. RN — 7 to 3:30, five days a week. 7 to Llve in for Rumson home. 5',4-day week. MAN— Part-time, to do light custodial Dart hardtop. Fully equipped. SkiSkirtt s and BlakBlackss 1212. Will mikek , plaplailin 3:30 Saturday and Sunday. 11 to 7 a.m. man we seek will sell uted cars ex. work, 6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m., flva nights V-l. lmpala Custom. Sport coups Summer Is HERE! unllnelldd skirtkit s J5J5. LLadies' dressedreses ««ll f three nights. EMERY MANOR NURB- Call evenings or Monday morning 747- clusively. Selling background preletred. per week. Hourly rate. No benefits, Witt) vinyl roof, fully equipped. Power steering, bucket teats, fully with your pattern and material. Cal NO HOME. Extended Care facility. Excellent opportunity for above aver- county vocational school, Rartt&n area. Low mileage. New car guarantee. guaranteed. and we need 100 Uied Carl 842-4257. Matawan. 566-6400. BABYSITTER WANTED age Income. We orfer many company Call 431-4000 Ext. 291. MASONRY WORK — All types. Pation FIVE DAYS paid benefits Including pension plan Hwy.35 264-1600 Keyport NON-MULTIPLE LISTINGS — Real es- CALL 741-8645 and paid vacation. Apply In peraon at MAN — Wanted to work In Fair View Sidewalks. Foundations. Fireplaces, tate agency has room for one active RUSSELL OLDSMOBffiE • CADILLAC Cemetery. Must have driver's license. elc. 542-4230. saleswoman. Leads furrUshed. send re< DENTAL ASSISTANT-Exnerlenced Apply at office, 456 Hwy 19, Middle- 1969 CHEVELLE $2395 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 W* will trade or buy out sume to Box T-155, The. Dally Register, CO.. 10O Newman Springs Rd., Red town. V-B lmpala Sport Coupe. Fully preferred. Four mornings a week. Bend Bank. Ask for Nell S&vary. V*l, Sport coupe, fully equipped. right — Call or coma in Red Bank. Must 'je licensed. complete resume to Box F-186. The equipped, power steering. PAINTING Dally Register. Red Bank. COOK — Experienced, full or part-time vinyl roof, power steering, radio DIETARY AIDE — Full time. nights. Apply In person, between ID MACHINIST and heater. New car guarantee. TOM'S FORD Complete Residential and Commercial >erienced preferred. Apply In per REGISTERED NURSES — For nursing First Clans, all around. Paid vacation. Painting. Papcrhansing and Spraying. Uonmouth Convalescent Center, 229 a.m -12 noon. Cedar Inn,i Hwy 36. High- ho.tpittiUzatlon, nick days. Apply Km- Fast Service, fully Insured. Yale Paint- home. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excellent lands. I 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 ASK FOR ED SIGLER Bath Ave.. Long Branch. salary. For appointment call 291-0600. eer Machines Inc., 5(5 Grove. Ave., ing Co. Mon. through Frl. SALES AND SERVICE — Established Woodbridge, N. J. 1969 PONTIAC $2295 V-l lmpala 4-door sedan. Fully WAITRESS — Lunches only, Mon. agency. Will train. Full fringe benefits. equipped with factory air condi- 872-0463 through Frl. Apply in pe-rson, CHARLIE CREDIT INTERVIEWER — National Equal opportunity. Call Mr. Cuccla, 671- ORDKR-SERVICE DEPARTMENT — Tempest Custom Coupe. Fully tioning, maroon. FULLY GUARAN- BROWN #11, 1202 Sycamore Ave., New jewelry chain looking tor married worn- 5747 A bright young man Is needed for a de- Shrewsbury. in, with or without credit experience, manding and challenging but also inter- •quipped. Fully guaranteed. TEED. AUTOS FOR SALE FURNITURE MOVINO — AtHca ane REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNEL esting and rewarding position with a cellars cleaned. Free estimates. .Call LPN's — 7 to 3:30 five day3 a week. for part-time work In our Eatontown, 747-3002. . EMERY MANOR NURSING HOME. N.J store. Hours Varied. Trans- WANTED—By old established ftRcni-y. leading Import company. Salary com- Extended Care facility. Matawan. 566* portation to and from work needed. If Must hive license. Apply Ray Stlllman, mensurate with experience and capabil- 1969 BUICK $2295 THE WRIQHT SHOP — Carpentry and S400. interested, call 542-7524 between 1 and I 648 Broad St., Bhrewibury. For appoint- ity. Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Major Me- 1966 CHEVELLE $1295 cabinet work. Hazlct. 739-0290. Kitchen p.m. ment call 741-S6O0. dical and salary continuation Insurance Special coupe. 10,000 mileage. Fully Mollbu, Sport Coupe, bucket seats, cabinets, room dividers, vanities, book RECREATION WORKER — Knowledge are part of our benefit program. Ex- equipped Including new car guar- cases, etc. Free estimates. APPLICATIONS NOW BEINO AC- SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS — perience preferred but will train right, automatic transmission, power DEMO of arts and crafts, In nursing home, CEPTED — For full-time employment. (2) Experienced only. Full-time and IndlvidualV Call Bill Finn. CONTI RTJB- antee. steering, radio and heater — eco- part-time. 222-5277 between 0-4 p.m. Department Heads, sales help. Flve-rlay part-time. Auto mechanic, full time. BER PRODUCTS INC., Mlnue St. (Exit nomical — sporty. Guaranteed. AUTO PAKTS-REPAIRS LAUNDRY WOItKKRB—Permanent po- week. Employee's Benefits. Excellent Apply In person. PORT MMONMOUTH 12 N.J. Turnpike) Carteret. N.J. sition. Daylight hours, five-day week. working conditions. Apply at New- GULF SERVICE, Rt. 36 Wilson No ironing. Apply In person, 9 a.m.-4 borry's. Broad St.. Red Bank. Ave. 1969 CORVETTE $3995 p.m. Housekeeping; Dcpt., Holiday Inn tport Coupe. Yellow, 4-speed trans- of Hazlet. FLOOR WAXER8 — And window ciea. (More Classified Ads 1966 MUSTANG $ 995 INSURANCE ner, needed. Cl^ • mission, K000 mileage. New cor Sport Coupe. Fully equipped, SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 3-U UNDERWRITER-RATER On The Next Page) guarantee. A real beautyl standard transmission. FULLY SALE p.m. shift, 4 or 5 days. Steady work. * int term employment. Call 741-4700. Busy agency, large commercial opera- MAINTENANCE MAN — Cleaning of- GUARANTEED. tion, requires policy ratcr-wrlter. Sala- fice, part-time, 1-2 days a week. Call WAITRESS 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply In rv commensurate with experience. 948-4040. HELP WANTED-MALE 1968 CHEVROLET $2195 70 OLDS perfion. Burger Bowl, 13 White St., Red IJnitiuo location at shore. Our em- Bank. ASSISTANT MANAGERS V-t, Impalo, four-door hardtop, 1966 PONTIAC $1495 ployees know of tlil« art. For full CUTLASS SUPREME GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY SECRETARY — Legal experience. Two {mrUcutnrB call Ml-1600. factory air conditioned, automatic GTO, sport . coupe, four-spsed days a week. Monday and Tuesday full LINENS & DOMESTICS transmission, radio, powor steering. RED BANK — 842-2500 WOMAN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY WATCHMAN transmission, turquoise with block time. Call 542-4155. -- A« telephone 'solicitor to work in Pulty guaranteed. vinyl top and black vinyl seats. HOLIDAY COUPE 193 Newman Springi Road Full time, permanent positions now Rert Bunk, day*. No selling. Salary flex- available wlih Immediate placement, Part-time opening for per- Sherwood green with white vi- HELP WANTED-FEMALE ible. Must be reliable. Call 741-4014, Experience, preferred. Good starting 1968 CHEVROLET $1895 ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 Ralary, employee discount plan, com- son needing 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 nyl top; green vinyl bucket 809 Railroad Avenue HELP WANTED-MALE pany paid hoflpltallzatlon and insur- Slx-cyllnd«r Sport Sedan. Fully V-l, sport coupe, fully equipped taati. Tinted windiniold, rubber AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE ance program. Apply to Store Manager supplemental equipped Including vinyl roof, Including power steering, fully REGISTERED NURSE OPERATOR WANTED—For large rub- power steering. Fully guaranteed. guaranteed. matt (froni and rear), door ber tired backhoe loader. Steady posi- TWO GUYS earnings. tion with rapidly growing eon struct I on guards, air conditioning, con- AUTO RENTALS • 3 p.m. • 11 p.m. company for Hie right man. M. J. Oliver Rt. 35 &. Twlnbrook Rd, Mlrldletown • Full or port-llme ConntriR-tion Co., 73fl-07M. An Equal Opportunity Employer 1968 OLDSMOBILE $1995 sole, power brakes and steering, 1965 CHEVROLET $1095 • Excellent poy and benefit!. TAXI DRIVERS WANTED — Full time MAN TO WORK — In shipping and re- V-l Cutlass. 4-door hardtop. Gold cclvlns department full time. M«rilcnl V-B lmpala Station Woaon. "Mint automatic, deluxe whoal diics, da,yii Must be over 21. Would be helpful and retirement benefits. Apply NOR- finish with vinyl roof. Foclory ok condition." Fully equipped Includ- Need a Special Car BROOKDALE NURSING HOME to know KeansburK area. Fringe ben- WOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC. 624 or 6^6 ATCO CERAMICS CORP. conditioning. Fully equipped, Fully ing power steering. Guaranteed. whitewall tirei, AM radio and 3325 Hwy. 35 Hazlet, N. J. eMtH. Call 787-R650. Broadway, Long Ilrrvnch, Bee Frnnlf. HWY. 35 5648O0O KEYPORT guaranteed. COOK WANTED — Year round. Apply $4,440.34convenienc. e group. Mfgr'i list for a Special Occasion? In per.ion. The Hum Runner, B16 Ocean 1964 LINCOLN $ 995 Ave., 3ea Bright. HELP WANTED-MALE 1968 CHEVROLET $1995 Four-door hardtop. Exceptionally MATERIAL HANDLER — For imme- NOW FACTORY JOBS diate openlriE. Duties Include light ma- lmpala Sport Coupe. Fully equipped, low mileage. Fully equipped, fac- chining and nench operations. Munt be FACTORY MECHANIC gold with vinyl roof and power tory air. A real luxury automobile. RENT ONE FROM US! We need women In gooil physical condition. Some rclatcrrclatrl FACTORY JOBS steering. Fully guaranteed. Showroom condition. Guarantee. experience, or highihh schoohl l nhoh n course Steady work neor home for cop- On both our first and second shifts. helpful. Pleane apply nt VVHEISLOCK. Worried about war plant layoffs? $ • Quick No rotation of hours. You may work SIGNALS INC., 273 Branchport Ave., able rnan, Year-round, Indoors. Rt- MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. or 4 p.m. to 12 Long Branch. Our tile factory Is expanding, hiring. mochlnery, volvei. pumpj. midnight. 10c on hour shift premium now preparing for tht next peace > Easy for second shift work. HELP WANTED-FEMALE tims housing boom. conviyors. Will train Low Down Payment — Bank Financing 3770 Some of our girls • Economical overage as high ai Permanent, y • a r on lob. Am op«n. K.70 per hour In tht round, Indoor work. Good pay, in lint Dally . . . Wetkly . . . Monthly departments where Good pay. friendly RUSSELL ttieis openings exist. AVON CALLING with axptrlsnce. people. Schooling, MULLER We also have hospl- Continuing demand for Avon's Com- Oldsmoblle-Cadillac Co. skills, not required. latlzatlon, paid holi- plete Line of Cosmetics create! 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. WALL days and other bene- additional territories for Repre- SHREWSBURY, N. J. fits. sentatives. You sen/* customers ATCO CERAMICS CORF. CHEVROLET near home and can torn well. Call ATCO CERAMICS CORP. RED BANK Shrewsbury Avt. at Sycamtr* ATCO CERAMICS CORP. now ... J. Blrclu.ll, Dlit. Mgr. HWY. JJ JM-MOO KEYPORT HWY. 33 lit-WO MYPOIIT HWY. 34 566-8000 MATAWAN 741.0910 747-5400 HWY. IS 24X-I0M KEYPORT 741-4343. 20 . • — THE DAILY REGISTER, B£D BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N, J.i FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 HELP WAMTEP-MALE [SITUATIONS WANTED-Femtit FOR SALE FOB SALE APARTMENTS APABTHENTS BXPBIUENCIO MANAGER TRAINEES SteUiur steady H« «»yi a COPIER—3M. Ilk* new. Coplei every, Printed Pattern thing. Ptp«r dlKwtuer and ctblrnt. Jlitt KtYPORT M GKEEH GftOVIAVC. 130^30 p.m. Sj firm. 35 Creatvlew Dr., Middlelown, full time, permanent poiltionii now 741.2S71. ii«lly»tttrsp.m. S»l. all day. tvallnble with immediate placemen*.. BOOKKHSKPINO SERVICE - Com- Variouj department opening* Includ- plete. Account* receivable, accounts ONE SANDINOIltACHINB AND TWO tnf Electric*), Mtjora and Jewelry. payable, payroll, tax returns, centra! EnaERS—16" floor waxing machine GREEN GROVE GARDENS Ejrptrienct helpful, but will RIBO train and bruflhcK. 200' heavy duty wire. Call MERCHANDISE WANTED those who quit It fy. • Good starting •alary, employee -'-discount plan plus USED KILN other benefits. Apply to Store Man- CALL AFTER 6 P.M. EFFICIENCIES r 9(6-9558 AsKortPd sized and thickness from fir1m fir plywoodr. Sampl1 l e price 36x ANTIQUE JEWBLRY —. Top cash ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS TWO GUYS WOMAN will baby aTTfor working fix ,*". 43.M; 4fi' mT2 ** .i". S7.2D. Aleti aid. LES DEUX. 769 River Rd., Fair mother. Call * V thickness In slock. av«n, Bait Tuts • Bat. 11-8, . 35 * IVinhrook Rti. Middletown 4!>!i-fl597. ' ~* ' 7U-4S37. SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS An EqualOppnrtunity RED BANK LUMBER Employer WISH TO" CARE FOlTcHlLn -T"or COLLECTOR PAYS TOP CASH TOR FRfcg HEAT, COOKING GAS. HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITION UNIT . Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-5300. OLD TRAINS o- will trade HO.. 03T. GITOW WITH NEW MOTOR OIL children, of working mother In my o or iUnda.nl (lugei. 774.3710. PACKAGIXG PLANT — Ineed a hard- home. Rurnson area. 842-2841. DINING ROOM EKT — Table, T.v. ond phon» outlets, 12 cut. ft. relrloerolors, parking ond walk-In storao* working higli school 'graduate with me- EXPERIENCE!) NURSE'S AIDE — chairs, blonde. SlOn ANTIQUES — Tiffany Itema, toy* fur- tocllltlw. Spacious rooms. Inrjn closets. Walk,to shopplna plma, buses and chanical ahiMtv who in willing in Iparn 747,1563. niture, china, paintings, statuary, eolni, thl packaging plant operations. Excellent Wishes to care for an invalid. Refer, lightlni* fixtures. Carved oak dlnfof falarv. tnp fringe henefiis. Call DPATI ences. Write Box T-157, The llally Reg- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. room pieces, Copper Kettle AnllQuet, DIRECTIONS: Garden statt exit 117 to M, «ost on 34 to Airport Shopplna KfitiFv. 22r..n40. An equal opportunity inter, Red Bank. All makes new or used. Outranked. Oakhurst. 531-1699 or 329-0892. Plaia, turn left, than two blocks to model opartment. From 35, (J. M. *mpl<\\ pr WILL BABYSIT - In my home tor Low as $23. Serpico's. 101 Monmoulli Fields) to Hoilet Ave. turn left to Mlddli Road, straight ahead. St. Nest to theater. 747-O4U ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. 3. Atlas, working mother. Mon. through Fri. Estates purchased-and appraised. 747- PORTERS Floor waxing. Full ,ime. 787-9388. DESKS J15 up. PILES, tahles. chairs 2003. The Hudson Shop. Inc.. 511 rart-tlme da s and evenings. Work in adding machines, typewriter!, ottte* Rroad St., Shrewsbury. See Manager in Apartment 34 nnr building. OoOoocd starting salary. equipment, etc., at bargain prices. Fringp hpneftis. 74T747-5566- . SITUATIONS WANTED-Male New or used. AAO DESK OUTLET, WANTED — Duck and goose decoya; m. 35. Oakhurst. 531-3990. Call 419IH79 after « p.m. " ESTIMATOR f R II c K~D~R I V E~R~1 o r d *TTv. PIANOS - ORGANS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT ery.Dependable and sober. Perfect drlv. WANTED Reside mini and Commercial. Sleady Ing record. After 6, 291-219.V Over 100 new and used Instruments, Employment. Call for appointment unlimited rentals • warehouse prices, Used Oriental Rugs RED BANK — 1V4 larfe two (ami! CONVERTED CARRIAGE HOUSE — SS1.Q717. CARPENTER — MASON FREEH0LD-KIMBAL1. PIANO AND Chinese and Persian house. Three bedrooms. Living, dlnln Modern. Living room, dining room, »3years experience ORGAN WAREHOUSE, IS Throck- Also Wall Tapestries rooms, kitchen, two bathB. Attic; basi kitchen, two bedrooms, huge BUnporch. TIRE CHANGER — WHh mpchanlcal Call 741-23BJ: morton Bt.. Freehold. Open 9-9. Ca\l FRIEDMAN GALLfcRIES. ment, garage. Occupancy Sept. On estate next to golf course. Np ga- ability. Mu.«t have N\J. driver** license. 462-4730. STAMPS-COINa-POSTOARDS ' — And Call 7U-16O77 . rage. $300 plus utilities. Adults pre- Full- time. Apply Mirtdletown Tire Co EXPERIENCED PAINTER — Desires ferred. Call 741-6584. ^^ IS2.1 Hwy :».i, Middletown. outside painting. Reasonable. Zeppelin material purchased. BEX BRIGHT — Beautiful two room Call S42-4227. TOP SOIL 747-4799 furnished. Fully air conditioned. For li THREE-BEDROOM — Two-bath rlv- "~ MECHANIC DEEDED ' 7*1-24811 OLD FURNITURE — Antldues, cMn». formation, call 84'2-1794. erfront home, unfurnished. (350 per Heavy equipment. COLONIAL FURNITURE LOVERS llaaswa-re, art objects and orlc-a*^>rac, ATTRACTIVE — Three room apart month. . . Call 741-5683 FINANCIAL Pot-hr-llled stove lamp with hand- rmmedlate cash for ajiythinr and ev- ment. Highland! hills section. Large llv THREE-BEDROOM — One-bath, fur- some red shade. 51" high. $75. Au- erything. RusfiU's, 25 Eaat Front St. ing room with lovely view of oceai nlslied. |25O per month. EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY MAN — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES thentic, flax wheel. 57"x70", perfect 741-1693; Own entrance with porch. $21n a mon1 BAHRS REAL ESTATE 872-1600 For Urge days. Li'opr*] discount area. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — guns, old and new. Please call fy. Including all utilities. 22S-O57U or 1\ gant Colonial house, six bedrooms, live ana tipneftts. Call Mr. Eastwtck for ap- Call 495-0K2O Welfare and peoplt with credit proV 264-4600. 6468. hattm 741-1229 or 741-1575. • pointment 10 a.m. until 12 noon only lems. Immediate delivery. Instant KATELSONS J. KRIDEU 2 Broad St.) credit. Call Mr. GraJi. 373-8S11. WANTED — COMPOST SHREDDER ATTRACTIVELY — Furnished Mudl COLTS NECK — Long or short term Red Bunk. 7*1-5300- FOR LEASE—TWO BAY Call artment with fireplace. 2',1-1288. part-time, between ages 25-60. Mum PROWN'S fresh, travels anywhere, any each pattern for first-class POODLE — AKC miniature. Female. Available Sept. 1, hold special license for school bus or 32 Broad St. lied Bank 741-7500 White. Shots and wormed. Whelped July 264-0111. SEPT. 15 to May 15 — Two-bedroom ' line bus. Trainee applications also ac- HOSIER FLOOR SAFE — season. Choose blends, knits. mailing and special handling. 15. Sired by champion Woodlan, How bungalow, furnished. $165 a month plus cepted. Steady position wltli uo and MONEY TO LOAN about that. $150 llrm. 291-2327. KEANSBUIRG — BEAOHVIEW GAB utilities. McAllster Agency, Realtor, 108 coming bus company. Fringe benefits. 27"x31"x44", In working order. West, Printed Pattern 9011: NEW Send to Laura Wheeler, The DENS — One 1 .bedroom apartmeni E. River Rd., Runuon. 842-1694. ingftouse roaster oven with cabinet. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIE8 — Call 787-1231. PARTY WISHES TO BORROW Heavy duty tarpolln, 13'xl3', and four «45, available, Oct. 1st. Overlookln; MONMOUTH COUNTY — Three:'bed- $20.000—Long or short term. Private planks, 2"x8"-12 . Call 842-4453. Half Sizes 10V4, 12'/$, 14'/2, Daily Register, 61 Needle- AKC registered. Males and females, bay. Cooking gas, heat, hot wate BHORT-ORDER COOK — Hours 11 construction loan. Can give good first On black and tan. Whelped July. 21. 741- parking supplied. Call 787-3467. rooms and dining room. Call FOUR a.rn. to 2 p.m. Apply In person. Burger 120 BASS ACCORDION — Never used. '1654, 1854, 2Oi/5. Size 14'/, craft Dept., Box 161, Old6065. SEASONS REALTY, Broker. 229-7600- >. Bowl. 13 White St.. Red Bank. land and hulldlng materials: Will not RED BANK — ~ Luxury high rtsi quitible over interest rates. All replies J95. (bust 37) takes 1% yds. 60-in. Chelsea Station, New York, SNOW FLAKE—Black and white Appa- apartment*. Immediate and future oc- ORGANIST CHOIR DIRECTOR - strictest confidence. Write to Box 0-195, Phone 671-0388 loosa stallion. 4^ years old: Has been cupancy. Monmouth county's finest WANTED TO RENT Christ Episcopal Church. Middletown. The Dally Reglnter. Red Bank. RICKENBACKER 12-STRINO GUI- N.Y. 10011. Print PATTERN proven. Rides English or Western. Has centrally, air-conditioned bulldine. stu- Call Father Simpson. 671-2524. temperament or a kitten and ideal con- TAR. Excellent condition . Must pell. SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS dios, one. two and three bedrooms. WE NEED — Flv* er llx, !-l M FURNITURE SALESPERSON — Im- J100. Call 612-2630 after 5:30 p.m. NUMBER, NAME, ADDRESS, formation. For information call between Swimming pool, sauna rooms, boa.1 INSTRUCTION for each pattern — add 15 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. 364-8184. marina and garages on premises. 24. room Rental Homes, furnished Ofun* COMBINATION — Office-storage trail- ttr, doorman. Rtverview Towers. 29 furnished from $85 to S350 per month er for construction. 12' office space. Ifi" PONIES FOR BALK—Privately owned. Riverside Ave. 741-1732. - (or incoming personnel. THE BSRQ CERTIFIED TEACHER — In second- storage space. Used only 4 months. Will cents for each pattern for One bay mare, one flmall gray mare, AQENCY. Rl 35. Middletown. SI1-10OO ary education will tutor a limited deliver. Call 747-3866 after 5 p.m. NEW 1971 NEEDLECRAFT one sorrel gelding. All have excellent WEST END-LONG BRANCH — Luxur; conditions Phone Mr. Phillip for number of students In French, from first-class mailing and spe- temperament, have been raised with two-bedroom apartment with terraci HOUSE OR APARTMENT — Three polntment. 671-0400. June to September. Pleas* caill T4l- 1913 DPRIGHT PLAYER PIANO CATALOG — what's happen- children. For information call between 8 and private garage. One block fro: bedrooms. Near Red Bank and shop, 1536 for Information. Make offer. a.m. and 8 p.m. 364-6184. ping. Between $125 and $140 per month (SWING MACHINE OPERATORS 787-5110 cial handling. Send to Mari- ing in knits, crochet, quilts, ocean. S275 per month. 642-1100. utilities Included except lights. 842.-505!). Flnlsheri mud presiers. For work on GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. FIVE ROOMS — Furnished. Two bei luktt" and ehildren'i coa.u. steady IBM 360 Computer COMPTON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA — Lat- an Martin, 420 The Red Bank fashions, embroidery. Free Beautiful markings. Call . rooms. Convenient location. Security re- DEPENDABLE FAMILY OF FIVE work- 35-hour week. Call 7*1-9025. JOT est edition. "Like new" condition, f 115. 261414O7 Needs three-bedroom house In Middle- Ann Co»U. 34 Willow St., Red Bank ON PREMISES FOR STUDENT USE Phone 671-0386. patterns. 50c. quired. Shown by appointment. Calf 741. town area by Sept. 1. 671-9531. Register, Pattern Dept., 232 DeLUXE TWO-HORSE TRAILER 8281. CRIB WITH MATTRESS — Very good NEW! COMPLETE IN- MARRIED BROOKDALE INSTRUC- ARTHUR MURRAY • Keypunch and Typing condition, 515. Playpen 15. Child's dres- West 18th St., New York, S850 firm BRADLEY BEACH TOR. Infant, deslreB older apartment nr Dance Studio and Party Time Club ser 15, tricycle J5. $f-J2 baby items. 949- STANT GIFT BOOK — over Call 264-3471 EFFICIENCY One and two-bedroom house. 463-1254 evenings. 4785 or 671-5065. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER — AKCapartments. High rise, new elevator has immediate openings for dance • Office Automation N. Y., 10O11. Print NAME, building. Broker-Agent 774-4956. After S YOUNO COUPLE — With chlld.wiShes ipeciallsts. junior interviewers and 100 gifts! All occasions, ages, two-year-old male. Houaebroken. All p.m. 771-4856. dance trainees. No experience neces- • Computer Programming CABINET GRAND PIANO -A-l condl- shots. Must sacrifice. $35 to good home. ,o rent 2-bedroom house or apartment lion. Jewelry. Dining room aet. Safe. ADDRESS, ZIP, STYLE Crochet, paint, tie dye, de-CANINE COLLEGE INC., 229-8033 or KEANSBURG — Business couple only. by Oct. 1. After 5, 2S4-8955. iary. Part and full time. Salary plm Approved for new veteran benefits. Reasonably priced. H. Rosin, Jeweler, 229-7781. bonus. Apply in person, 1 te. 10 p.zn,, Bay and night classes. Low tuition and 18 W. Front St.. Red Bank. 741-2680. coupage, knit, sew, quilt, Near transportation. Private. Call 4»5- WANTED — Two-bedroom unfurnished ilonday through Friday. 12 Broad St., job placement assistance. NUMBER and SIZE. GOOD HOMEB FOUND FOR OLDER apartment. Young couple, one child. Red Bank. 741-5858. . EIGHT-PIECE solid oak hand carved weave, more! $1.00. t>OQ3 — Cash paid for pedigreed RED BANK — Two rooms and bath, Nice location, convenient to N.Y. com- antique dining set square table, 2 NEW Fall-Winter Pattern litters. Stan Lerner. Dor Trainer, 239- furnished. Gentleman preferred. muting. Fall occupancy. Call 291-2600. EXPERIENCED DOO GROOMER Next class Aug. 18 leaves 6 arm chairs, sideboard, $35 Complete Afghan Book—$1.00 7781. 229-8933. NEEDED—191 Shrewsbury Ave. each piece, buyer takes all. 787-4380. Catalog. 114 dynamic designs. Call 741-8381. LARGE SPACE — Wood floor. Central Red Bank "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c REGISTER NOW — For fall obedience RED BANK'S FINEST location in Red Bank area suitable Tor Northeast Computer Institute SURFBOARD — Surfboard Hawaiian classes. CANINE COLLEGE INC., 229- Two-bedroom air conditioned apart- Dance Studio. Write Box F-189, ..The BUS DRIVERS — Holmdcl Tcrwnihip 8'6 Excellent for beginner. Call after S Free Pattern Coupon. 50c. "50 Instant Gifts" Book. 50c 8933, 229-7781. )ai!y ReglSter, Red Bank, or call H2- Board of Education. Will train if not li- 60 English Plaza ' ' Red Ban* p.m. 741-8504. ment. Exceptional value. Adults. No -822. censed. Top pay. Need not be resident of 747-i647 INSTANT SfeWING BOOK Book of 12 Prize Afghans. 50c CHESTNUT GELDING — Must sell. nets. Immediate occupancy. 283 Spring Holmdel. Call J64-7147. COMPUTER CAREERS PORTABLE TYPEWRITER — Lettera Thoroughbred, 16.2 hands, 10 years old. St. 741-5672. FOUR — Room apartment or house for 32. S3.Y Call before 10 a.m. or after 6 Quilt Book 1—i6 patterns. 50c Excellent hunter and Jumper. Call 747- Oct. 1. one adult. 2 children. Up to $135. NURSES'AIDES AND ORDERLIES — In business. Industry and government p.m. 842-1228. sew today, wear tomorrow. 0546. LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished. New 1Keansburg, Port Monmouth, Belford vi- All shifts. After short probationary perl- start with ECPI training. Dar and Museum Quilt Book 2 — pat- and 2-bedroom garden apartments. cinity. 787-3708. 0dS85 per week. Liberal fringe benefits evening! Call ECPI at 542-2800 or TWO SNOW TIRE'S — 855x14 whltewalls $1. INSTANT FASHION PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOMING $175 and J210. Carpeted. Air Condi DO NOT PHONE. Apply in person vlilt ECPI. 2S5 Monmouth Park HwT.. on Chrysler Cnrp. wheels. Practically terns for 12 superb quilts. By ' appointment only. AKC pood -loned. Ready for occupancy Oct. 1. ROFESSIONAL DESIRES — Four u-^ekdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ATLANTIC West Long Branch. new. J'30. 7S7-8547. and achnamer puppies. 4J71-D621- 222-545(. bedroom house, vicinity Llncroft — Fair HIGHLANDS NURSING HOME. 8 Mid- BOOK - What-to-wear an- 50c Haven-Little Silver. No small children. dletown Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. TUTOR — Experienced teacher avail- MAPLE TABLE —515, secllonal couch. HORSE STALL FOR REfJT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bedroom, Lease or lease w!Ul option to buy* Call able now to help your student brush up »25. child's maple chifferoDe, »1S. Call swers, accessory, figure tips! Book 3, "'Quilts for Today's MIPDLETOWN_AREA living room, kitchen, bath. Large 363-5135. EXCELLENT SECOND INCOME — for all subjects. Available to come to 291:2916. CALL 741-2382 EVEN1NQ8 rooms. $145 month. Available Bept. 1 Work your own hours, 1£ you are seri- your home. Call 542-2204. 741-0323.• ous, call 7S7-2232. SURFBOARD — 9'4" WebeE Performer. Only |1. Living". 15. patterns. 50c QERM'AN SHOUTHAIR POINTER Very good condition. Asking $45. Call PUPS —; AKC registered. Top hunting LIVING ROOM — Dining room, bed FURNISHED ROOMS SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — Small ve- between 5-7 p.m. 566-1174. stock. 671-9570. room, kitchen and balcony with river hicle. 8-9 a.m. and 12-1 p.m. Writa Box MERCHANDISE view. $260 a month. Two garage spaces 0-175. TJie Dally Register. Red Bank. MINI BIKE MOTOR — With clutch $30. OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG PUPS _ available. Call 842-0478 evenings or 842- LAROE ROOM — With shower.' First Goodall self-propelled lawn mower $35. FOR SALE FOR SALE Sired by top champion stud. Shots. Stud 2322 between 9:30 and 5:30. loor. Private entrance. Call 74T4tMl REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — For FOR SALE Both good condition. 671-0771, service available. 938-S645. • cm. 4-8 p.m. 946-8*41. , «e»' branch office In Hazlet. Call De- SEA BRIGHT OR LONG BRANCH -,- THREE-PIECE FRENCH PROVIN. RE-DECIDED TO SELL—Guitar and REJUVENATE YOUR LAWN -With a COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC. Top blood- •URNISHED ROOM — In Colonial Lucl» Aj-ency. 739-0444 or 787-4424. . amplifier. Fender Jazz Master and power. thatcher ren'.ed from A to z ITEMS YOU NO LONGER New furnished efficiency .apartments. lome. Kitchen privileges, Matuie-'Husl- CIAL LIVING ROOM SET — Reason- Rental Center, 181 Newman Springs lines. Both pet and show Quality avail- Three rooms, air conditionedcon , freee TVTV. . COUPLE JOR SUPT. POSITION — able. Red leather sofa-bed, $20. l lus Fender Super Reverb. 971-1720. NEED OH USE WILL... able. 871-5523 or 671-5538. MovMvee in todatodayy . No leasleasee . Natiautilul s less woman. 842-5040. Luxury apartment building. Red Bank. other Items. 787-3733 9 a.m.-12 noon. Rd.. Shrewsbury. 741-0040. Apartment plus salary and utilitiesutllltier. YARD BALE — Frl. and Sat., Aug. 28 SBALPOINT SIAMESE KITTENS Apartments. 842-0505. 222-4747. lNQIiE ROOM — Colonial furniture. and 29, 10-6 551 Greene Ave., Belford. CANADIAN FOX FUR COAT — Size 14. 7, weeks old. Litter trained. 671-5963 be 'rLvate entrance and parking. Quletand Writ* Box Y441, Thr e Dally Register, ALLSEW SHOPPES First reasonable ofrer takes It. Also RED BANK — Unfurnished four large irlvate area of Rumson. CairB42-3OTr7. Red Bank. 7B7-0291. Sterling dehumldlfler, best, olfer. 44 tween 5-7 p.m. modern rooms, elevator. Very ileslr- EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — And 48 Church St 495-0177 KeaBsbnrg UTILITY TRAILER BilO HEAVY Baldwin Ave., East Keanaburg. SELL MINTATURE SCHNAUZER PUPPIES able. 5180. 38 Riverside Ave. 7*1-2393. .VA1LABLE — Sept 8. Year round DUTY — Two wheel all-ply tires. Call rooms. Individual heat control. Near all hand presser on ladies' dreases. Union TV-STERBO-AM/FH RADIO — Wal- KITCHEN AIDE — Portable dish- — Males. AKC. Marlenhot stock. MSO. AVAILABLE OCT. 1 — One-bedroom, Shop, all benefits. HAM Dreas and nut finish, like new. J2O0 or beat of- 741-898S days. 747-0412. 6-8 p.m. only. Call 842-4748 after 7 p.m. four-room apartment with balcony with :ransportatlon. Kitchen privileges and fer. 564-M52 after 5. washer In excellent condition, $125. Din- TV in lobby. $20 weekly. 30 Sea-breeze Sportswear, 111 Oakland St., Red Bank. DAVIDSON OFFSET PRESS—Model ing room aet, also in excellent condition, BOXER PUPPIES — AKC registered, view of river. 5260 a month. Wnterbury Way, Keanaburg. 787-1070. 741-0693. CUT GLASS TUMBLERS IS) Rose pat- 241-10x15. IxcelUnt condition. Call (250. Call 671-5606 or 899-2901. FAST two females, one male. Agency. 747-3500. REAL ESTATE sales person wanted. tern. Perfect. J25 each. Write Box F-184, after 5 p.m.. 54,2-0786. 787-0953 after 7 p.m. RUMRON — Three rooms, furnished. NICE ROOM — For middleaged man or Daily Register, Red Bank. GIRLS CLOTHES — Size 10 and 12, WITH A QUICK ACTION woman. Middletown. 5 minutes from Spteodfd opportunity to become asso- slightly used, winter coats, raincoat, OBLDING QUARTER HORSE — 8 Private *alh. All utilities. No pets, Rea- Red Bank train. 741-0747. ',, ciated with old established agency. 50c PIECKS FOR BALE — Assorted UNPAINTED FURNITURE ski Jacket, assorted summer and fall LOW-COST years. Sozrefi. Good barrel racer er sonable. 842-2086. Modern office on heavily traveled 1917-1939. Complete. 1040 through 1966. Also stool*, chairs, desks, chests, at dresses. 741-5896. 9-noon or 8-S p.m. pleasure. Call after 10 a.m. 787-8033. ROOM Ctate Highway. Big; privau parking Call 741-7810. discount prices. Canh and carrv. CALL area. Call for appointment. ATTRACTIVE — Seven-piece bedroom DAILY REGISTER TOY TOY POODLEB — Four months COMMERCIAL RENTALS 741-8569 SURFBOARD — F10" RED BANK LUMBER set. like new. Large flora, two chain, old. $75 and up. One male, six Inches, RAY STILLMAN. Realtor Good condilon. $50. two lamps. Priced for quick asle. Call champagne color. $150. 842-2098. ENTLEMAN ONLY —Re4 Bank, Ex- Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-55O0 MATAWAN — 1,200 sq. ft, of office or cellent location for transportation and "Our 52nd year'* Call 775-6082. !>427Q33 FAMILY AD commercial space available. On Rt. 34, US Hwy 35. Shrewsbury 741-6600 »DR>*B0ABDS — «'6" Weber Feath- REGISTERED — Chestnut mare. Good ihopplng. Private entrance. Parking. PORTABLE RABIO — Transistor, er. ISO; 9'4" Weber Performer. MO. YARD SALE 3 LINES. 5 DAYS disposition. Very gentle. Also tack. 741- across from shopping center. For sale KITCHEN WORKER — Dishwashing worth {30. Never used. Sacrifice, (25. Good condition. Call 747-5443. 10 to 2 p.m., August 29 6850 after 4 p.m. or lease. VAN'S AOENCY. 568-1881. machine operator. 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. 229-1933 or 229-7781. UNIVOX CUSTOM 12-STRING ELEU- 77 Lafayette St., Rumaon PINTO HORSE — (male) *200. Beau- OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK —7M so. :LEAN COMFORTABLE ROOM — Mon. through Frl. Apply In person. MARTIN CLASSICAL GUITAR — New CASTRO CONVERTIBLE — Two cush- FOR tiful, gentle, lively and smart. Available ft. In excellent location. Desirable for lentleman only. Call after i p.m. Monmouth Convalescent Center, 229 RIC GUITAR. Case. Like new. Call 741-0485 Bath Ave.. Long Branch. condition. Framus 12-strlng, excellent. 842-1172. ion loveseat with old gold «llp covers. JUST '2.00 Western and English equipment. 542- anny pprofessionofe . Call 747-3730 between Also Tender Dual Showman. 787-B644. Excellent condition. {100. M2-5O26. 0700. a anii SS. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED IM- HAMMOND ORGAN — B3 with Leslie Available for Merchandise For 8alt WASHER AND DRYXR speaker, Mas chimes. Reasonable. Call YARD SALE — Furniture, mis- only. Article must originate from a FOR SALE — Four-year-old thorough- FACTORY SPACE — Two 7,000 aq. REAL ESTATE FOR SAL1 MEDIATELY. Apply Murphy Bui Ser- • J125 both. 291-2079. cellaneous items. Sat. Aug. 29. 10 to 4 bred. 17 hands, perfect for hunter. Call 0iTre not us.ng? Here's a chanc* to PR 5-9300 suite with bookcase headboard. Oood Haven. N. J. ^^ HOUSES FOt RENT All brick three-bed room ranch. Fire- earn Sio.ono plus per year parl-tlme. PROWN'S condition. 5250, Modern table and RARE PKKINGE8E PUPPIES -^'AKO places In living room and paneled Contact N'aveMnk Associates, 1008 Hwv 3O0 Main St. Ashurr Park &2 Broad Rt. Rerl Bank 741-7&00 lamps. M.Y Call 747-0942. MAPLE TABLE — Six chairs. Form it* champloii background. $90 up. White 7 $125 to J35O Per Month tiftsement game rnom. Beautiful brick 5r>. MldnlMown. 671 (Win, _ Open dally "" " ~ kitchen table, four chairs. Mahogany Ih. stud for Bale. 747-3126. THE BERG AOENCY rear patio for summer enjoymen*. FISH TANK -~ 50 gal. with fluoreiicent MODEL AIRPLANE — Radio-con- drop-leaf table, All very good condition. BEAUTICIAN •- EwerfemTedTlvlZlViif DININO ROOM SUITE — Oak. J150. Pi- light. MS. Call after ft p.m. trolled. All accessories. L.lke new .29 en- 8HELTIES — AKC. champion Hired, Rt 35 Middletown Professionally landscaped with 25x29 female. Swiss Chalet Chapel Hill Shtip- ano, Sim. Washer. 1140, dryer, t&S. Rid- 291-O7M gine. Oood buy. Call 566D594, after b Call 741-3334. home raised with children. One shot, no m-iooo outbuilding. Low taxes. Good school*. Mn'K renter. Call 717-3242 ing mower, {125. 741-3054. p.m. wormn. health guaranteed, Sable tnd Nice area. Just reduced again . . . LARGE CHROME kitchen net, Sift. GARAGE SALE — Refrigerator, elcr.- white. Whelped July 30. Two female*, ATIJANTIC HIGHLANDa — Hill lee 539,000. BUS DRIVERS WANTED - Full rr BTEINWAY PIANO Chandelier, Sin. Walnut hedroom net, trie dryer. 8' pram. gla.sftwnre, knick- one malp. 946-4203. Uon. Luxury IOR cabin. Three bed- part-time, hetwepn URCS 25-fiO. Must BOGAN PUBLIC ADDRESS 8YBTEM knacks. B«pl. 2, 3, 10-4, 4 Tlmherdale roomn, two baths. Beautifully fur- 6' Grand. Good condition. |7&0, SSO. MiMt ne.l. 2M-0674. — 100 wattn. Two speaker column*.. 4- Drive, Holmdel, nished. Living room ha* fireplace, 1LLMENSEE AGENCY - hold special license for school nun nr Call 741-9382 track stereo recorder, 7" reels. Best nt- r^^nuirTERRIER PUPPIEET"—"six Realtor line hue. Trainee appllratlons also sr- GARAGE RALE - 118 Glenwoori Dr,, weeUs old, looking for a home. HO. nice ocean view. $250 monthly plus repten Rleadv position wllh ll[> and New Shrewsbury fhchlnd Her! Bank Air- ler. 284-4587. 25' CABIN CHU1SER —Chris Craft. 225 utilities. Available Sept. 8 until ichoolj Rt. M, Colta Neck 462-3172 cjmlnc hus company. Fringe henerlla. CARPET SALE port off Htince A VIM. 7" tahle ««w, two li.p. Vfi Inboard. Rhip-to-shore radio. 7&7-2S57 clone. Knd of Summer Clearance. Over 300 Dr-lilh sounder. $2,500 or best offer. Call TALK ABOUT 8TO<5kTi '• Call 7S" 12,11. new Urea 775-H. AInny books for vourr.; BEST TOP SOIL 73.9-071(1. MATAWAN nq. ft. of Dupont Nylon Carpet fnr and nlrt. Two electric HririlnK mat-nines, Good fill dirt blue stone, road (travel, Last niRht one of our customers TP- WAN OR WOMAN - Fur landscaping only $212, Inclutlf* nftdrilnjt ami In- student Ruitar, toys, tables. TV. Man-' celvrd a 35(Kf, return on his Investment. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Of Sconk sand, etc. Bulldozing, md backhoe ser- MOVING — Double bed* wnlnut. Set Dr. Executlve'd unfurnished five-bed Nfrat looking thrce-bertroom ranchi work. Must have driver's llr-en«e, ahl1 e ntalintlon. Hurry! Jiint four colors Iprt, miflr.pllflneoun Items. Rat. flt o 5. Run. 9 vice. Eckels Trucking. Morganvllle, Steng] ware for nix. Hummel figured. Hl.i '.uiflinenfl wan about to he robbed. to operate light machines. Call 741-47.T. . HOME nEOORATORS 2fH-6SfI0 tn noon. Thin robbery was thwarted by one nf room. 3',4-bath house. Immediate "Marc Woods Community." Good size 5!>l-f)7O7. Reasonable. Private. 220-4392. our "protection t mined" dogs The cupancy. J400 plua utilities. rooms. Air conditioning. Family rdtim BALE — Sat. and Sun. Fenrier electric LI VINO ROG.M BET — Three plccefl. man'" totnl investment wa.i under JIM. Basement. Perfect condition through- fcuitar and amplifier, end tahlen, fish J75, two find tablen $10 each, coffee lahle The dog unveil almost 4 llmen ilint. To- , P. A. OEHLHAUS. Iteal Estate out. Two-car garage. AHklng 53* BOO lanlt, (turfboard, etc. 248 Fair Haven $10. 842-0746. day thin same dog |R playing with hln 56 Hwy 36 Leonardo 2.11-0488 kids. CANINE COLLEGE INC., 229-8U33 JOSEPH S. LANG Rd.. Fair Haven. DINING ROOM SET — China, convert- WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - CONTENTS OF LARUE HOME AND Ihle ftofn, oil pnlntlng, all excellent con- Furniithed Lnd unfurnished. Immedi- Realtor COTTAGE. W aluminum PXtPnnion lnd- dition. Phone n4fl-486li. OEIIMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC ate occupancy. SAMUEL TBICHSR , CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY der. Uwn mowers, Mvtng, rllninK and champion Hired, ton quality. Bred for AGENCY. Oceanport Ave.. Oceinport. Holmdcl 816-4237 bedroom HPI,*. Chests. Chlffprobe^. OAIIAOK SAI-.E r —• Flve-plcce dinette temperament. Blqrk and tan. 671-16!)!!. 542-3500. Kttchen and dinette «otn nml mnre. Snt- net, like new, $:j, ). Oak office ilenk, SM. RUMSON • A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! nrdny and Rumhiy, ft a.m. lo 6 p.m. 8.V Mrtnl <-!nthp« Hnnel. $10. tteif Spring, LINCROPT — Four-Bedroom, two"- Ranch In excellent condition. Ttvo Portland IM.. Highland*. to. PorlahJe h;ir, Hn-lrlr Iron, lewctry weeks olfl, AKC registered; one male, bath home. Two-car garage. Excellent twdroomy. Illi- tiath, la livlnit room, glassware nnrl clothes. All fie to $1 nml onp female. 2fH-20R3 after fiP.m . location. Sept. 1 occupancy. S350 per and cat-In kltchrn. PanelerBC d nunrpqm CAUA.CR SALE - Furniture, riding Friday anrd Bat.. AIIR. 2S nnil 'ifl from month. Security, references and lease Space on BCcond floor (or additional mnwer, elnthrpr, anil knick-knacks. 1ft to .V I7.» Park Jltl.. Fair Hiiven. TOY POODLES •_ Black, AKC relrlJ. required. HcOOWAN-RYAN AGENCY e.drooms and hath. This property Thurmlivv through Sunday, 10 a.m. to fi tcred. Realtor. 7*7-3000. Adding Machines-Typewriters Roofing, Siding & Insulation Pearl and Bead Restringing tt.m. ft Cook St.. Monmouth Heach. Off EMPniR,LO^ATKx^enc7r.on Six weeks old. Rlvi'rtla If Avp. 220-1003. riltion, SI 25, Mflo Empire love sent with Call J128-WM1. HOWELI, TWP. — Owner's home al ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters carved hcfidfl, matching rocker and nrm on one floor. Three bedrooms, bath. sold, rented, renalrcl. Sfrptco'H. 101 Expertly on hralded nylon. $l.art a QKEBhMrt». 12C.»hm thnlr, three nlrccn $12't, 8nt. and Sun., COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY — Rutf. Modern kltchrn, dining room, HvliiK ilflnmoijtb St.. Heri Bank. 7U-01R.ri OIJiEN CO.. INC. Rnoflne. fidlni * strand. Sterling clasps from 75c. ROfji.|>pd. .10" white leather (tola, 550 a. 10 tn fi. 179 OrRnrt Ave., 1-flng Uranch. ACK icKlfllere.d. champion Block, ((even room, basemen!. Oil heal. N.Y. bus Insulation Installed and euaranleed REIv'KfirLLES', 38 Broad St., Red or bpst nffpr. 8f2-f1,:ir>. 229-^838. weekn old. Very icanonahle. IMfi-fHf)!!. nearby. J200 a month. References, •REBHOLI) TWP.—Near new hospital ; Bank. wn-Btory. tour-licdroom dwellinc, suitl Diamonds Bought or Restylwl for 1<1 jmn, 775O70S 201-OMn, ZKNIT~1M>KBF/AKiri"~~15 ~uu77t~com~- 8EEKIN7i~LOVINO HOME - Adulti" ihle for pinfcBHlonal use Verv nice menial upright *l«<). V.nU DOG HOUSE only. AKC regl3tered pointer. Hand- MEYER MORRILL, Broker ra.CM). MEYE1J MORRILU Broker Let us liny the diamond* yon don't 7fi7-fi57fl A nice 24"xt2"x38l,4" Illuh hmiln for nonie and affectlonale pet. Excellent 16 Church SI.. Lltlle ailvpr. 8)2-6461. wfiHr or let ij.i reRtyle tlicni [or you Plumbing and Heating mnns l)pnt frienri. $22.50 iina««ernlil(!tl wntnlidoK Cal^07l5440 50 Church St. Little Silver personally. RriiRslllPR'. rifi Broad St Odd Jobs LAWSON SOFA — And two i:l»trA with OLMDEI. — Three-year-young ft>ur- Iwo netn of nllpenvera, $54), LfUge lype- S2O.60 miomliloil Alarc iTL)E!! E ghTweekVnTd. 842-6464 )eilrnom Colonlnl on one acre wooded CORRISAN'S wrllpr ripffk, Sift. Kitchen table, $10. two Wormed an(l ahnts. Partially paper nndacaped lot. central air cnnnltlonltm General Contractors kitchen chair.i, $5 fnrh. Aluminum RED BANK LUMBER trained, ll'787-6725. (Formerly of freehold I »nll-to-wall carpeting, wall-to-wall -ri LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, g«- 1Penrl anil Wall, Hod Rank 741-5500 RED BANK — Immediate qccupancv. lacntowale walkil carpetingc distan, e wallto-wlo nhal Arire BUILDER — Additions. Alterations. 127 Oakland St. chaine. $7. Murtpnt chair. It). Mil- TREE — Lovely part Angora kittens to place. walkinc distance lo nchool A»k- rages nlranpr] up. Free, estimate!, cfllancnufl chairs and tnhiea. 51 Locunt AIK OONDlTIONKnS Three bedroomB. excellent condition mg low fifties, Owner. Call for a Garages. ROOM nnd Mew Homed. Ave,. Locust. 2iM-2r>'29. _ One-year-old good homes. S ul"ltle*1 na""'en«» required. oint. 741-3305. Ralph A. Cole. 741-2HD niter .1 p.m. Red Bank 747-2706 One cosco»Lt over |35O. wilV l dell for _S17R. Call 787-5838. -cnt M6-9630. (3AUAOE flALE~ - AufTzTaWw, Mov- Other cmt «250. iiacrlMcc *100. 229B033. VATBIlFnONT — Bhrow»bury River. MASON AND BUILDER — Com- IIIR. Knlck-knnikfl, garden tonln, tome OAHAOE 8AL.E -: Auf. 29, 10 to 4. Fur- RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. 3reat view. Four btdroom>. 2U b«Ui« plete home Irnnrovemenla. Reason- PLUMBING - Heating. furniture trunks. 10 to i p.m. 78 nlture. lamps, mower, refrlterator, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Four bedrooms. Excellent condition. .arge home. No agents. 222-140? or Tfi- bit. Prei e«tlmnte»- Call S72'Oi:z Painting and Decorating Woodland Ave., flplfnrri. Iinlik-Un»c:k«, 3g Campbell gt., Blvcr S330 plus utilities. Reference! required. "AnPENTKY — Adam™, paneling, Bathroom remodsling. Plaa. YARD SALE -- Aug. -B nnd 20, In cane APARTMENTS inpLETOWN — YoiFfnTke niuHiBy tens, pldewalks. putlo. odd John. nf rain, 34) nnd 31. Clothing ,nnrl mi«- SHREWSBURY -,ExecuUvii estate sec- Re:.snna_bl*_rat«._ M2-43M. 74T-2331 JONKR — Pulnllng and Sewer Trenching and DESKS — Chalra, typcwrltftr. mowtr, tion, two Mocks from R. H. Two-jed- Is 6-hcdroom bl-levcl. 18 months ne&. rfllanmus. P'jft Pine RT, ITnlnn'Heach. 'JOX uprlnic. dt'yflr. fan*, crlh, »lr condi- MONMOUTH BKACH — River * Surf roonvover-slzed ranch. J4O0 per month. Ir conditioned. Large Wootltd lot. lns l-ullv injured. For frej tioner. dli>hw«»!irr. SC-ilMB. . Club ApartmenU. On* and tvo tod- > any extras. HO.onn. B7l-;inri7. Jf)fiE>H f. P*NnVrjE-AI!»r«flnnn'" Installation Work. RinATRE-Deluxe modri waaher room apartments In* modern build* «H2 'B<>33 ^r I'll-774ft. additions, repair*, new home*. U> rail TXl OTK. and dryer, matrh^d a^t, $^!10. Llkn new. YARD8ALB Ing;, Alt-condlUontd. icHenc* kitchens. iio I hi whole Job. 5IMI57). t^Lzy-Boy rerllner, pint trim, |40- Call 20 Ktchirrlflon Avr., Eltontowa cc* kitc B1X-RQOM HOUSE — For rent. Cnn- (More Classified Ads T41-13SO arter «p.m. CUlKld K ild tll tU venlent locaUon, Koyport ttrea. 1160 a Aui. 31,101 m..5 p.m. •r *Si * * month plui utilities. Call 264-4.42 On The Next page) /[• THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 21 BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOB 8AI/E 26,000 • RtD 'BANK CENTURY OLD COLTS KECK RUMSON 356: 2iirralnK ce6ir «hike Colonitl with WATERFRONT our-faedcoom home RUMSON COLONIAL iompletely equipped 16x32 flparUn fn- THE BERG AGENCY :n>und flwlnimlng pool ready for your Bll-yasr ranch on,^ i ANNOUNCING n one of Red Bank's Jodernized throughout with authentic ue. Bedroom alzea are 13x18 with rooms. Mortgm. *»,(> REALTORS tolonlat decor. Beamed cathedral cell- x8 dreasLnx area. 12x15, 11x16 and etter areas ,g in den-keeping room. Two flre- .1x11. Fireplace In den, formal dining (More Classified Ads A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. aceB. Three bedroom3. Imaglna- oom, large living room. 23*32 paneled vely restored kitchen with barn On The Next Page) NORTH SATE blocks to bus and anellng. Large 30' pa'.io with Ras ,ame room In basement. Original $31,900 frill. Serviceable barn-pa rage. Well >rice $61,500. Ready now for occu- ,hopping antlscaped plot. Just listed at $52,500. tancy a*, new price of S58,90O. For Large Family Furnace 5 years old RAY HLMENSEE AGENCY HOUSES FOR SALE '"••• HOLMDEL Realtor Four Large Bedrooms iew 'hot water heater \t 31, Colta Neck uyer. 741-3710. VA ASSUMPTION Need Not 'Be Expensive ALL BUYERS VA AND FHA TERMS McCUE Hnlmdel Rrt. Holmdel 916-4175 LONG BRANCH .;•; SNEAK PREVIEW REALTOR 3Jbedroom, 1-bath Colonial $25,000 Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 RIDGE RD. RUMSON 4 BEDROOMS - $26,900 HOUSES FOR RENT Act fast. Spacious ranch typt bunga- 4-bedroom, 2-baUi Dutch 2-story 129,900 hiii pretty Cape Cod has four bed' low in extremely sxcelttnt condition. 4-bedroom, 114-bath Victorian- $30,600 Middletown 671-1000 842-2760 •ooins, Wi beths. full basement with Near bin line, ihopplng, and schools. This it your big chance 4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape Cod 131,500 iniahed paneled gamcroom. Lovely 4-bedroom, 154,bath Cape Cod S32.6OO COLTS NECK >Rck yard and large patio. Quiet Large living room, format dining 3-bedroom, 1-vath Cape Cod 136,000 HOUSES FOR SALE lelc^'orhood. Only i28,!>00. Call Me ELBERON room with foyer, two bedrooms, to tee a paper hanger HOUSES FOR SALE ALJ3TER AGENCY, Realtor. 109 E. paneled den or TV room with laro* NEW LISTING River Rd., Rumson. 842-1894. JUST LIST&D In action. Our 4 model JOSEPH G. LITTLE SILVER Charming three-bedroom Zlmmerer walk-In closet. Could be used foe MIDDLETOWN built ranch located on the rnbat perFRAMKLI- N ESTATES — Facing coun- Custom built ranch approximately 11 third b«droom. Very modern kitchen - homes are finally almost Four bedrooms, living room, dining ectly landscaped lot In the Clover ry club. Beauttlul area. El&ht-room hi- years old situated on corner lot, in with all Formica wood grain cabinets room, eaMn kitchen, H4 baths, at- FOUR BEDROOMS finished. If you like what Thla la.rg« Dutch Colonial. Mfars a Sill section. If you passed, you aj- evel. Four bertrooma, IV- baths. Centnl superior condition. Containing vesti- and counter tons. Full dry basement. McCUE tached garage. Hot water baaeboard nlred It. Now It can be tile home you sir. Completely carpeted. Large family Other features Include new Indoo"* teat, Large plot, Many trees. Exce - living room with fireplace, formal room, sliding doors to patio with KaA bule, over-sized living room wllh 'you tee, you hav% one EEAI/TOR dining room, eat-In kitchen, base- "eturn to each evening'. Call us and built-in air conditioner, full slia din- outdoor wall to wall carpeting 'n ent mortgage commitment to quail- let us show you all Its extra features. Krtll, Immediate possession. By owner. 20 RIDGE RO. RUMSON ment, double garage. Double «ize •».M0. Phone 774-7476. ing room, large eat-In kitchen with den and In the two bedrooms. Bath* chance in 47 to buy one yard with many trees. It Is vacan*. OARL F, ZEL.LERS, Realtor. 946-4413. room equipped with sliding gloss 842-2760 and offera immediate posBeasion. Two RUMSON — Ranch. River rights. lVi built-in range and oven, overlooking QUALltY REALTY ASSOC. E8T LONQ BRANCH — Open lor front yord. Three (3) beautiful and door, shower enclosure and vanity .for yourself, before the Realtor blooki to school, stores, bus line and ipectton. Two luxury center-hall Colo- acre. Attractive grounds. '•) bedrooms. BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL park. An excellent value i ilals. Four bedrooms. 122 and 124 •A baths, fireplace, patio. 810,&00. Prln- practical size bedrooms and one sink. Cyclont fence. Yard loaded Grand Opening. After that Aflk for Gfiorge DeLorme, Florence asking. Call today. Vhalepond Rd. between West Park Ave. :ipa1s only. 842-3294. large genuine ceramic tiled bath. with flowers ond beautiful tries and This lovely large house ha« real Mausteller or BdlUi Beinhardt shrubs. Aluminum storm and scrien ou'll probably have to charm and "homeyness." Center-hall, Hwy 38 Leonardo HALL BROS., Realtors ind Wall St. Open Frl., Sat, Sun., noon Full dry basement professionally large living room, lovely den with mm 5. Epstein Builders, 531-OSOIS. finished off Into recreation room with wlndowi and doors throughout. One brick fireplace, formal dining room, 291-3232 613 River Rd. 7-41-7686 Fair Haven LITTLE SILVER — Three bedrooms, HOUSES FOR SALE heat, containing built-in bor and car detached garage. ANYONE, re- fpbk elsewhere for the Member Multiple Listing Service gardless of age or Income can as- charming kitchen with breakfast area. Evenings 291-2800 Open 7 Days den, dining room. Walk to schools, desk. Separate laundry room. Other perfect 3 or 4 bedroom Large party room with wet bar and ihopj, train. $23,500. 7*1-2160. features Include washing machine, sume this priceless and unobtainable character. Four lovely bedrooms, 2V, MANY EXTRAS 7'/J% VA Mortgage and take over house wiWi everything jaUis. Centrally air conditioned. Cen- FAIR HAVEN iIIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom, H4- clothe! dryer, aluminum storm and :ral vacuum system. Asking $$5 000. Custom built ranch with larce living mlh, split level. Halt acre. Near screen windows and doors through, existing payments ol 1169 per month. else you've always wanted. MoAiUBTBR AOENOT, Realtor; 109 room, formal dining room, eaf-ln kitch- CONVENIENCE ichobls. Call 671-O0O3. RED BANK oul, baseboard hoi water circulating YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A B.- River Rd., Rumson. 642-1894. en and four ample bedrooms. Ander- heat with dual control. Asking 529,900. son windows throughout. Centrally air On bus line. Close to shopping center. VETERAN — Approximately 53500 •"So put down your paper conditioned. Surrounded by one acre Older two-Btory In fine conindltlon. i.. "Cen- Immediate occupancy for qualified down — Full price only $20,900. of stately treea. Just ' reduced to ter hall. Family room, modern HOUSES FOR SALE buyer. See this choice listing. Reasonable closing costs, and come see OUR paper RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor ;65,OQ0. CARL , ~F. ZKLLERS. "Realtor, kitchen^ Three "large bedrooms,. tiled AHroclivt seven-rpom, two-story "Our 52nd Tear" 946-4443. bath. Full basement. $24,500. Owner home with four btdrooms on quiet '.going up! «4! Hwr. 35 Bhrawsbury T41-8SOO 747-4632. TEICHER RED BANK — RUMSON AND MILES 39.900 — Will buy you this truly beau MIDDLETOWN ttrtet. Entranca hall, tlreplact In TEICHER AROUND - Multiple LLUnts. 8ena for lrul new home with Its uhowroom kltch EATONTOWN — Capo Cod. Six roomB, REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE •' battiH. Beautifully landscaped. Knot- NEW HOMES llvlno room, pantry, porch. Early INDEPENDENT LISTING BROKERS free catalog ot modest homes, farms, en, large dining room, four bedrooms, rtne kitchen. Dishwasher. Fireplace INDEPENDENT LISTING BROKERS palatial Rumton estatsi, waterfronts. 2% batha, utility room, paJieled recrea- I gaa logB, mean, screen and brans Choice Kings Hlohwo/ location. Call occupancy. Off»r«d at J24.0OO. Tht " From $39,990 acreace. loU. buslnen opportunities. lon room with glass •Hdtng doors over* builder. 671-9644 or 671-3842. 542-3500 looking patio, double garage, on qule andirons, mirror over tlroplace. Per- Dowstro Agency, Realtors, 91 E. 542-3500 manent awning*. Combination e&sh. At* IMMEDIATE — Four-bedroom split. Established 194! Established 1948 UOLUDBI. — Five-bedroom, 3%-baths dead-end street In one of the beautiful tic fan, three air conditioners. Refrig Front St., Red Bank. 741-8700. brick and cedar ranch. Manyextras In- lections of Mlddletown. 872-1345. Recreation room, den. Three-ione 31? Oceanporl Ave., Oceonporl, N. J, 117 Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, N. J. cluding- TV rotor, atereo FM plugs. erator. Large tool house. Chain linl hot-water heat. S4B.000. MIDDLETOWN — Colonial. Three bed fence. Heated garage. Immaculate In ^ MARC HOLLOW Large family room and kitchen with (i- terior. Walking distance to schools 15 DAYS — Center-tioll Colonial. [Ire-placeiia&viKi^D, iwuuiKentllve bricuiiituk. innir.floor, nu-.buement. . rooms, living room, dining room, kkitchi - ., , POOLS AVE., HAZLET, N. J. Urn patio. Drapes. Extra tractor eenn, ddenn , lull basemenbasementt . Xargo VoVott In churches and public transportaUon, Un Four-bedrooms, 2Vi births, recreation -."• SALES AGENT business area. $24,500. DI»wlDI»wlN 8 der $30,000. No broken. Call between ' shed. Completel' *y l«opedL OM-Hre p.m.-9 p.m. 566-J189. • room with com»r fireplace, sundeck. • JAOOBSON, QOLDFAR8 * TANZMAN grin. OnlySW year* old. Low keveol STARSTARKK , RlRealtort , 2&4993B2&4993B . EveningEi * 671- Good view. 153,000. Prlnclpaft only. 846-9680 after g p.m. JMRlXjriONS: Rte. 36 north. Turn OCTOBER 1 — Five-bedroom Co- ."rllht on Rld|« AVB. Continue onto THREE BEAUTIFUL ACRES — In lonial. Recreation room plus den/ HOLMDEL COLTS NECK Marlboro Township wltfa trees, brook HOUSES FOR SALE MIDDLETOWN Wole Av«. to model!. (201) 264-6666. and amall home. AU this for onl HOUSES FOR SALE two fireplaces, two porches, good %U,m, ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Real' trees. U0,000. OfUn this attractive)' Provldai tha setting for MATCH THESE tor, Rt. 31, Colts Neck. 462-3172 Thii ranch hom» is avail- MONMOUTH COUNTY OCTOBER 15 — Five-bedroom, three- thret.-b«droom ranch. A thlt lovely Colonial. A If YOU CAN! BAHRS OFFERS bath Cape Cod. Family kitchen with able for immediate occu- SPLIT — ThrDe olf! bed- HOUSES FOB SALE fireplace- Ux30 recreation room. pacy, A three-bedroom large family room with four-bedroom, 2 Vi -bath 114 bathe, 11H7 den, garage, 20 ACRES S59.000. irllze corner lot. Most desirable RUMSON WATERFRONT fireplace, eat-in kitchen, home featuring firaplacad designed with the family In NOVEMBER 1 — V/i story, five charmer on an attractive :. Immediate occupancy may be LARGE LAKE Family six* kltchm and dining room* bedrooms, three baths, fireplace. half-sere lot. Full base- and lovely living room living room, country siie _.s, to call today. S71-25M. Priced Recreation room, extras. (56,000. aell at *29,000. Beautifully wooded. A lovely site for living room with flreploce, half bath ment, wall-to-wall carpet and dining room. Bis*'-' kitchen and attractive FAIR HAVEN OTHER LOTS AVAILABLE on ESTATE or smoll development In ment partially finished, 'TCtJBTOM OAPE COD — Situated on rural FREEHOLD TWP. 10 mln. to all an tint floor, three btdraomi and 671-9644 Eves. 671-3S42 and « lovaly screened den. Central air and •one acre of Mlddletown's loveliest town. Asking V55.0OO. acr» plus lot, and low, i^IKnd. Four bedrooms, the largest of On§ of o kind, "Chormlng" li the bath on lecond floor. Large itudla perch. Asking landicepad acre lot, -'Hfrtilch Is 17x23, tremendous living word for this River Oaks Cape Cod FARMS & COUNTRY HOMES low taxes. "room, dining room and IOXM kitchen, room with fireplace and another jrull basement, two-car garage. This having three bedrooms, ]Vi bams, $31,900 $56,000 ' M truly a home for the large family flreplaci In living room, full base- LEWINGER AGENCY bedroom ond barn' on third floor. COLONIAL $48,900 Booking for privacy and convenient MULTIPLE LISTINGS location. Priced right at *38,O0O. Call ment. Numerous shade trees and 30 E. Main St. Freehold Bulkhead and dock. 545,000. BAHRS Magnificent — Charm- ••71-2344. shrubs. Screened porch. $35,900. The Open Sunday 11-4 — 462-3535 Ing — Immaculate con- REAL ESTATE, 24 Say Ave., 872- dition. Lorge living ••-•-•- PAUL P. BOVA INC. Dowttro Agency, Realtors, 91 E. If no answer day or *ve. 431-2253 1600. room* separate dining Realtors Front St., Rid Bonk. 741-1700. 462-3535 room, den with fire- "f£COME TO OUR OFFICE place. Two-story Colo- nial style home on dead -And «ee our wide selection ot homes •hd street. Asking •from $18,000 and up, in Little Silver, f '_3tbihfion, Shrewsbury, Mlddletown, Multiple tlstlncj W'^ai/. Haven, and New Shrewsbury. $31,000 Services -•.-„•.,-. TODAY'S SPECIAL RANCH REALTOR 8 TINDALL RD. Oak Hill — An acre or land, lovely A lovely setting In one landscaping and tall trees, surround of the most sought af- (ROBERTS IUILDING) tilts three-bed room ranch w!th living 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN N ter sections of town. . .room, dining room, 1% bath*, porch. Three-bedroom, two-bath and- patio- AH In exceptionally fine /condition. Must sea to appreciate. ranch home with large JUking $17,000. rooms, full basement and two-car yarage, "" XAMASSA AGENCY extras. Realtor, Member HUB •7*1-6338 4 Parker Ave., Little Silver $44,000 •;f30,900 - UTTLE SILVER r^rjSolonial - Two story BRAND NEW GHARMING COLONIAL PAIR HAVEN VICTORIAN Move right Inl Large Three bedrooms, one bath rooms throughout (Mas- 'Screened porch Four bidroemi, family room with firt* Four btdroomi, circular itiirwiy t* ter bedroom 18x12). 1 plica, larg* treei. Four bedrooms, 2','j tl-urr painted matter btdroom. Btamtd celling in baths, family room with nawly decoratad. kitchen Muit bi seen to be appr«- fireplace/ porch. This n jntida and outside builder has a spotless Asking $45,000 reputation. -REDDEN AGENCY Asking $61,000 $48,900 -2.ir'. Realtor * OAK HILL 801 Maple Ave. Red Bank RUMSON RANCH 3 BEDROOM RANCH 741-9100 CLEAN WATER Split. Four bedrooms, 2 '/> bathi. High All brick. Four badreomi and mald'i RUMSON LOTS Swim In your awn !«x Same room, fireplace. Many larga 34 pool .this summer! Evenings: 747-3799 room with bath. Larga treat. Maitar wooded let with view. Large family Lovely Oak Hill setting treat. Mint condition. bath hai whirlpool. This home hai on dead end street with room, fireplace. OUTSTANDING BUY from privacy. Three bed- many, many wtrai. ' rooms, two baths/ with Asking $42,500 Asking $49,900 WXBT L0NO BRANCH fomilyftroom/ basement, Asking $150,000 $26,500 to $38,900 0arogt and patio. Owner Itally located masonry and itont already purchased an- [rat-bedroom modern ranch home. other homt. Ing room -with lo( burning fire- CENTER HALL COLONIAL r..i«. Formal dining room, wali-to- Call or Writ* for Complemtnttry Copy FOX RUN wall carpeting" throughout. Full dry $49,900 Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths, family ouement. On large taatttully land- of "HOMES FOR LIVING" Broehur. Four-bedroom bi-level. Many large - .spaped lot. Owner wanU to travel. room, screened porch. Wall-to-wall full price, (33,000. ACT FAST TORE: GEORGIAN COLONIAL trees. Ftmily room with fireplace), carpet. All large rooms. Railed hearth TED McGINNESS Oak Hill setting for this wall-to-will carpeting. four-bedroom, 2'/i Rtnevated older home, with brand pplebrook Agency - •«»* approved heating *y#'.em, in of "HOMES FOR LIVINS" Brec'hur. -^'Walk-to-all-your-nwda" location. Four RIAITORS $52,500 i bedrooms, formal dining room, pantry off modem kitchen, wall-to-wall car- 112 AVE. OF TWO RIVIRS peting In Jiving roora, full banmen:, 142-2900 IF OUR COMPUTER CAN'T FIND plus city sewers. KtU/VA. financing THAT PERFICT HOME FOR YOU ... avail able to Qualified buyer. .Fait oc- qtlP&ncy. Don t delay, call us today. IT HAIN'T BIEN BUILTI THE STEPHENS AGENCY INC. 787-7500 SWAN-KEY pplebrook Agency T.KUMSON WATERFRONT RIALTORS Thil la not, ai some call It, "an architectural monstrosity." It'i Juit REALTY awful to look at, but It has live "Tht K.alror That Tradti" 671-2300 Jndroomi, ttireg bathi, 00' on ths ' Strrtwibiiry River and should bt worth 124 HWY. 35 MIDDLITOWN < (W.00O. Call for details and Inipec- .^lon, we're easy to lalk to. ••;• HASSINGtR & 842-6550 &LAZEBROOK MlMBIR MULTIPLE LISTING REAWOM • 10* B. River Rd. Burnson 842-5880 $38,900 . Little Silver. W« hav< Uii key to this --fparkllni three-bedroom homt. Fire- ,»l«ci!. paneled den, dgluxt kitchen, -eeptrftte dining room. Private yard, : - attractively landscaped. - E. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY HOLMDEL RANCHES MS Prospect Ave. Little Silver REALTORS 741-4500 3 Bedrooms 3 Bedrooms BB1T BUY IN MIDDLKTOWN — Spacious two-story home In good con- 2 Baths 2 Baths dition, convenient to everything. Three SHREWSBURY OFFICE HOLMDEL OFFICE j Dig bedrooms, l "j bathi, 20' living Full Basement Full B+stm*nt room with fireplace, breezy porch. 20x40 in-ground peel ..Jnodarn heating, large lot with troes, Asking $32,500 THE "RIGHT" ADDRESS Titua present "mortgage may b« aB- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP Srirned flt $136 per month Including Rumson, of course. Outstanding four bedroom Colonial In mint Asking $37,000 Go suburban, where you'll live tomorrsw, Truly a hemt for taxes. VA and MIA terms available. condition. Beautiful new decorator kitchen, glamorous master Asking S16.0OO and nnxlous for offers. 3 Bedrooms any pocket-book, 3 large btdrooms, den and formal dining, bath features a Roman tub and 24K gold fixturei, three fire- KIRVVAN CO. Realtors 2 B«th> 3 Bedrooms also Science kitchen. I '/i baths and 3 year new bi-level, must Airport Plaza Htzlet places, delightful scraenad-ln porch, family room, plus a game see to appreciate in this price range. Full price $28,950. 264-7200 Full Basement 2 Baths room, are but a few of the many features. Call for appointment, MIDDUQTOWN RANCH — On acre Family Room Full Basement Asking $99,500. , plot. Three bedroomn, rllnlnp room. MIDDLETOWN ,,|)pn, two baths, attached sarait. Ex- Many Extras Den, Fireplace LITTLE SILVER RANCH cell^nl condition. Tike ndvaniaR* of On a beautiful secluded wooded lot, this i bedroom ranch, a law Interest assumable mortgage. $42.- Asking $47,900 Jmt listed! Lovely home-in move-in condition, 3 bidrooms, I'/i Asking $42,000 living room with fireplace and wall to wall Carpeting is a baths, large living room with fireplace, formal dining room, real buy. Near to shopping and transportation. Let us ihow panelled family room with beamed celling. Still plenty of good •;" SCHANCK AGENCY Call or Write for Complementary Copy you this lovely home priced at $31,500. weather to enjoy a tcreenod-ln porch, and the ihort jaunt to REALTOR of "HOMES FOR LIVING" Brochure -f.Linden PI. Red Bank the beach. Priced to sell . - - $39,900. WO3&7 Eves. • Sun. 747-rlce for this now contemporary cus- Four bedrooms, 2'h baths, beautifully panelled family room, {Oni-bullt house. Five bedrooms, 2>A onca to too this Dutch Colonial, 3 bedrooms, large remodeled large kitchen with breakfast area, living room and dining oaths, three fireplaces, large foyer and kitchen, dining room, full basement panelled and 2 car garage. an with af oil beams. Custom designed room handiomaly carpeted, full cellar, two car garage, Good lichen and dlnttte with > naw Corning Larga assumable mortgage. Priced to UII at $25,000. t'are cooktob stove. Laundry room, full landscaping. $47,900. baioment and two-car saran. Walkini distance to school. 741-0518. 661 HIGHWAY 35 RT. 35 at PALMER AVENUE on JUBT OUT- pplebrook Agency OROWtNO VOUh HOMEit,.? —- C»TQaTll or »rtie for AppleBrooVe monthly Homes 741-5212 671-3311 lor "uVJ'ni"maViilnsUvln« mtnilni. . ototferi a pictures. prices. dejcrlptloru. isL no obligation, J Hwy. Stown W-Jaoo. MULTIPLE LISTINGS .. b^tfSTLarieTlvlng^Mm'w"!!! wan: )-wail carpatlng. Paneled rtcreaUon room with built-in bar. Assuma-ble OPEN 7 DAYS mbllsned fewari. Frlnclp- alaonl)"l27.Mf. 7i7-Slli. THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY./AUGUST 28, 1970 EOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACREAG SHREWSBURY COLTS NECK Once a Carriage H«ui« M6NMOUTH - OCEAi-N Take 126-Mile Bike Trip We feel that thi* is currently the FAIR HAVEN v COUNTIES A house jou can be proud of Inside most attractive property in Colts Nftck, u\i out. IW« (ouMwdroom, 3H*»th This expertly constructed Uireevbed- By PEGGY NOLAN Colonial iltuated on well-kept treed room expandable ranch offers an 6x18 Once a Carriage House NOW lot. Living room 2*xI3. spactou* didinn. iiaeslorre and carpeted center hall en- HIGHWAY FRONTAGES. Ideal loca- MIDDLETOWN - "We had ing roomroom , kltehenkltehen . denden , aannd sunroom. trance, 2K ceramic tiled baths, rich a chaining five-bedroom Co- tions for oil companies, quick food Centrally air conditioned for those wall-to-wall carpet In large living stores, restaurants find franchise Just gotten our bikes, we love warm day* next summer. $74,500. room and formal dining room. Very lonial home near the Nave operations. lilf rusUc den with fireplace. Enclosed riding and we thought It HASSINSER & and heated brick deck porch opening sink. Large .brick fireplace i OCEAN FRONT- — RIVER FRONT onto beautiful striped awning covered living room, dining room, li and ln-shore tracts available for HI would be a good trip." GLAZEBROOK patio. Just a few of the extras are RISE or GARDEN APAH.TMBNTS. KE.1i.TOR5 .iltic tan, central sir conditioning forary. Lovely convenient This is how Raymond ins E. River lid. Rumson extra well for irrigating lawn, inter- "0 acres including 3 acre fresh water •com, automatic Rarage doors. Hturdy kitchen. 24* terrace. lake. Perfect lor hunting, fishing or Wright, 18 Tatum Drive, ex- 842-5880 tool shed, outside cellar entrance. camping. Asking HO.000. The biggest features of all, however, JOSEPH plained why he and his friend, are Hie beautiful grounds . . . green, $75,000 MOVE RIGHT IN prepn grass, a great variety of ever- Jeffrey Whitmore, 20 Wallace And enjoy this cml am] confortablp greens and mature shade trees deco- luxury ranch, Tastefully appointed rate this hillside lot and complement ELLEN S. Road, decided to bicycle from witti lovely porch anii terrace. Two a very handsome home. This is a MIRANT! baths. Den. Highty rated schools. New "must" lo see at ... $64800 Real to ra-In aurora here to the Whitmore's Bum- Shrewsbury. Asking S3",000. This one "Member or Multiple Listing Service mer cottage in Stone Harbor, won't last , . . So hurry and call . , . ILLMENSEE A&ENCY HAZELTON 28 Riverside Ave. EDWARD HANLON Realtor River view Towers Bed Bank a distance of 126 miles. Rt. 3< Colls Neck 462-3172 842-3200 747.9300 Rcallnr Realtor The boys, both 15, began 842-0110 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP their journey Aug. 8 at 6 a.m., West River Road - Rumson COMMERCIAL PROPERTY NEW SHREWSBURY •- Spacious lour- $27,500 when, armed with canteens, bedroom. 2-bath ranch, with paneled Four bedrooms plus large recreation (MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE recreation room and pcrepned porcii, on room with built-in bar. Excellent FOR SALE OR RENT — Little Silver. maps, tools and a tube repair 2OO"xll5 trred lot. Sec 10 appreciate. condition. Ideal for commutinR, Fast 1600 «1. ft. building, 333 Sllveralde Extras. $34,000 firm. Assumaole mort- possession to qualified buyer. Contact: Ave. 7«-2690. kit, they set put from Middle- gage. M2-51B3. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE TED McGINNESS FAIR HAVEN — Antique Colonial In town on id-speed Schwinn COVL.D YOU ASK FOR MORE — - Member SML RUMSON — Prime living area . . village section. Seven rooms, 1% baths. Thrpp bedrooms, living room, kin-lipn. FAIR HAVEN Spacious ranch . . . Raised heart* Ample parking for offices or shops. bikes. bath. 112.990. Needs fiome repair. ED- Asking J30,15S Call 741-7686 or 222- WIN S STARK. Realtor, '.'64-0333. Eve- 542-0740 Custom hullt in 1966. Large thrc fireplace in living room, formal din 0441. Ray and Jeff followed Rt. Evenings 812-25SS bedroom Rancher wtUi l'-j oauis log room, electric kitchen, gamej-oom, nings 671-09T4. NEW SHREWSBURY — 3 or 4 bed- 12x10 den suitable Tor fourth bedroom four bedrooms, 3Mj baths, basement, 35, Rt. 9 and Rt. 585, resting rooms, cat-in kitchen, lull basement. Full basement, attached garaRe. Manj Heat pump with electronic all 4.000 SQ. FT — 440 electric. $4 per «n. ft. HAVE WHEELS, WILL TRAVEL — Jeffrey Whitmore, VA or FHA financing arranged for qua!* extras Including above-ground poc cleaner. Attached oversized two-cai $16,000. EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor, five minutes out of every hour HOUSES FOR SALE ifled buyer. $19,500. 741-3656. 741-6S65. ajid play gym. Offered at S45.OO0. garage. Formal 1.7 acres. $92,OGQ. 264-0333. Evenings 6714974. Mi, and Raymond Wright stand beside bikes which at gas stations, where they MATAWAN — Wain St. Ideal location RED BANK for a professional office and home com- FAIR HAVEN — Inviting resident! REAL ESTATE WANTED refreshed themselves with feok them on a 126-mile journey from Middlotown to bination, or use as a two-famiiy. S49,Uiw. Two-family income property. Two-bed locale i . . Largo ranch . . • Livlni Nestled amidst an array of room apartment on first floor, one room, dining room, »Kitchen, den 566.5912. bedroom apartment on second. Exce three bedrooms 1 Vi baths, pati soda. Stone Harbor. • stately tress on a quaint se- RED BANK — Charming corner loca- lent condition throughout. Short wall Jull basement. Hot water baseboai COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL "We were very thirsty," re- 1 cluded street — tion. 125x75. with lovely trees. Walk to to bus line and high school. Offerei ag heat. Attached one-car Raragi Wa have ready qualified buyers, w Ray and Jeff will entei town. $25,500. Principals only. 747:9562. at J37.O00. f arge chain Jinked plot. 545,000. lor fast efficient service, call 1. D. home with the Whitmore fam- ROCHE, Realtor, RL 34, Colts Neck. called Ray, who also noted their sophomore year this fall A CHARMING COLONIAL SETTLE ESTATE - Three-bedroom RUA1SON — Conveniently Bltuate 462-2741. Member Multiple Listing Ser- that riding 60 miles on a flat ily — traveling this time by older home. Immediate occupancy. WEART-NEMETH dwelling . . . iLiving room, kltche vice. at Middletown Township High Four bedrooms, 2 '/i baths, two- Wail-to-wnl] carpet, siding and two-car with dining area, three bedrooms stretch of Rt. 9 was "pretty car. car garage. A distinctive char- garage. See ad above (or appointment. one bath, basement. Hot water gai BUYERS WAITING School. Ray is the son of Mr. & NICOLETTI heat Ample grounds. $25,000. boring." Next trip for (toe bike en- acter all of its own. A true re- PORT MONMOUTH — FHA. VA ap- For homes, estates, farm*, acreage, and Mrs. Raymond. H. proved. Three bedrooms, full basement. waterfronts, businesses. Industrial and thusiasts will be a jaunt to production of yesteryear mel- S22.500. EDWIN s. STARK, Realtor, AGENCY DENNIS K. BYRNE business properties. The only problem the boys Wright. Jeff's parents are Mr. fowed with age —- but filled 264-0333. Evenings 671-0974. Englishtown, where they plan REALTOR REALTOR-INSUROR RAY H. STILLJMAN, Realtor encountered on Che trip was a to watch the drag races. and Mrs. Arthur Whitmore. witb today's modern conve- ""OuOOu r 52n52dd YearYeaYr" niences, only $44,000. 102 WEST FRONT SL 8 West River Road Rumso] MULTIPLLE USTING BHHWICJ: flat tire in Ocean City. HOUSES FOR SALE 64S Hwy 35 ShrewsburShrewbryy „ J4i-aADS OF PRIVACY — VA acres ol area. To $10,000. Terms desired. If pos- : Ing four spacious bedrooms, 2% tilec well landscaped grounds. Trees ant sible. Have building materials clear and number of worthy programs multi-millionaire farmer baths, entry foyer, large living room (lowering shrubs. Three bedrooms, 1'/ wish to start construction Immediately. Man Freed formal dining room, family kitchen baths, 14x25 living room with paneleo Write to Box O-106, Tha Dally Register. while at the same time sup- entitled to be paid large suma Paneled recreation room with •wood fireplace wall, formal dining room, Red Bank. burning fireplace, screened porch. Cits spacious kitchen. Pajieled gameroom. porting some $6.4 billion in of money for not planting any- sewers in and paid for. Exeellenl •Full basement. Many extras. Mov< cuts from the adminis- schools. Ideal location for children. right in. $41,900. LEGAL NOTICE In Bail In thing." ij First time offered. Terms arranged, tration's budget requests for CaU now! WO.5O0. WATERBURY AGENCY NOTICE Mr. Howard's remarks Realtor Insuro: At a special meeting or the Hazlet fiscal 1970. were contained in a speejjh McGOWAN RYAN, 45 Years of Service Township Board or Adjustment on Tues- 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Ban day evening, August 25, 1970 at 8:30 Union Beach prepared for delivery at note 258 Newman Springs Rd. p.m. in the Hazlet Township Hall, eaid "I voted in favor of in- COLTS NECK Red Bank 747-3000 WEEDS ARE EXTRA board granted certain hardship vari- UNION BEACH - A creased aid to education and today before the Asbury .Pairk Spacious seven-room home in move-i ances lo Eugene Stolowskl $ Executrix $15 for driving^an unregis- struction '. grants and water in the Chancery Division of 300' West of Coifs Neck Inn baths. Family dining room. Last won ASSOCIATES Al'JcrtT. Berich. Esq., kitchen. Jalousied dpn, recreation 61 Monmouth Btreet, _ tered vehicle; Susan J. Ryder pollution control while at the Superior Court, has granted' a RT. 537 946-8050 basement. Only $32,500. 2958 Rt. 35 264-5300 Hazle Red Bank. New Jersey. 07701 Attorney of 1 Maiden Lane, Matawan, same time offsetting this so- divorce to Helen Catherine RUSSELL M. BORUS (Across from Red Oak Diner) Aug. 38, Sept. 4 tl3.00 Licensed Real Estate Broker $20 for careless driving; and called spending spree by vot- Orsino, Charles St., LonR REALTORS HOWBLL TWP. — 21-acre farm, tin three-bedroom heated residence, man:, NOTICE Anthony Casale of 105 Hudson Branch, from Jesse Caesar 800 River Kd. Fair Haven outbuildings. Suitable tor horses. $55,. MONMOLTH COUNTY 000. SURROGATE'S COURT Ave., East Keansburg, $15 for Orsino, 251 Atlantic St., Key- AESTATE OF DOUGLAS A. YORKE, HOLMDEL 'MEYER MORRIILL', Broker DECEASED failing to have a drivers li- port, for desertion. ; Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R. AI- 56 Church 8t. Little Sllvi KINS, Surrogate ol the County o[ Mon- cense in his possession. These divorces have also "Hip roof."' Colonial architectural mouth, this day made, on the appli- styling. Four bedrooms. Two baths. 842-6464 cation or the undersigned. Joanne H. Also Robert W. McKenna of been granted here: Day Per- Powder room. Family room/fireplace, (Formerly of Freehold) Yorke and Kenneth E. Yorke, the Exec- Mud room. Basement. Two-car ga- utors of the estate ot the said.Douglas 701 Center St., $20 for care- ez, Carriage House JLaije, rage.. One-acre. Most pleasant com* RARITAN VALLEY A. Yorke deceased, notice is hereby munity. Hard to find in this desirable Immaculate four-foedi-oam, centrally given to the creditors of said de- less driving and Elizabeth M. Little Silver, from William township. Priced to sell at $48,000. air conditioned Colonial. Oversized I01 ceased to present to the said Exec- Perez, 84 Maple Ave., Eaton- RED BANK AREA JOSEPH S. LANG privacy galore. Formal dining room, utors their claims under oath within Blr Becklund of 903 Shore Road, family room. Heal for larm, active months from this date. town, for extreme cruelty. Realtor family. Priced to sell . . . S38 900. $10 for operating a motor ve- OARL F. ZELUSRS, SM6-M43. ***'"""' hicle with only one license Rosaline Marie Seward, Pear Main St. Holmdel 948-4237 35 Shrewsbury Drive MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. INC. MAT\AWAN TOWNSHIP FLORIDA CALLING Je plate. St., New Shrewsbury, from RIPARIAN RIGHTS T*o-bedroom homes from J18.000. One SKSSTK.y& William James Seward, ]72 BEAUTIFUL LAKE LKFPEHTO bedroom apartment Two blocks Jrom Bkyrldge Road Also William J. Fagan of Practically maintenance free all brick beach, J18.&0. Also many others. Now Greenwich, Connecticut 907 Center St., $10 for Westside Ave.,-Red Bank.Rr • • • the most effective way ranch on a shade tree wooded lo Is the "time "to "buy. E'DOOJWAY, Executors desertion. Jane D. Jones, with three bedrooms, two baths, liv- Realtor, .2731 E. Oakland Park~ • , Ft Messrs. Lum, Blunno ft Tompkitii delinquent inspection. ing room, dining room, kitchen, full Lauderdale, Fla. 660 Broad street , Newark, New Jeriey ' Broadway, Freehold, frtlm Attorneys Lois C. Cowles of 810 to LIST or SELL property, 8?ffi&r3Mr FOUR BEDROOM SPLIT Aug. 21, 28 IH-00 Fourth St., $20 for careless William D. Jones, Trenton, Well cared for nine-room home. Ovei for extreme cruelty. Ethel BETSY iROSS AGENCY 100 yd«. wall-to-wall carpeting. Cyclone NOTICE driving; and William T. MEMBERS. MULTIPLE LISTING fencing with 16x31 swimming pool NOTICE TO CREDITORS Burnes, Rt. 33, Freehold, 117 Hwy 35 Keyport 294-3456 Movlnur to Florida. Will accept MONMOUTH COUNTY Greenhill of 1112 Harris Ave., . . . Combining the specialized Open 7-day-week offer over $32,600. 671-9006 SURROGATE'S COURT from Bill Burnes, De Ridder, STONE AND FRAME RANCH — Fou HOLMDEl. — 3 bedrooms. Near Bchool. ESTATE OF IVAH N. MOWTERY, $15 for failing to have a motor bedrooms, two baths. Thermopane Lot 100x200. S31.500. Sterling McCann DECEASED vehicle registration in his pos- La., for desertion. Patricia JF. windows In living room, dining room. Real Estate (Broker) " Pursuant to the order or LOUIS R. AI. Mutschler, 12 Pine Lane, New dishwasher. Wall-to-wall carpet- KINS, Surrogate oE the County ot Mon- session. attention and responsibility Ing In living room, dining room, cen- OAKHURST — {34,990 mouth, this day made, on the appjl- trally air conditioned. Excellent condi- Country living, yet convenient to every- catlon of the undersigned, Tha Mon- , Wayside, Ocean Township, tion. No split sessions in schools. thing. Is the Tjig feature of this ultra moutft County National Bank, Red Fined $10 each for illegal frqm Donald S. Mutschler. Asking 537.(500. modern bl level. Three bedroomi, for- Bank, sole executor of the estate of the mal dining room, kitchen, ]V4 batiis, two said Ivan N. Mowery deceased, notice is parking were Jose Brasil of New York, N.Y., for desert- of the listing broker with the CHARLES H. TINDALL garages. Brand new. THE BER< hereby given to the creditors of na-ld de- AGEfTCY, Realtor, Rt. 35 and SunVet ceased to present to the said sole execu- Irvington, John J. Ricci of 310 Dr. Joseph F. Perry ion. Myrtle Louise Woods, Agency Ave., Wanamassa. 922-9494. tor their claims under oath within ilx months irom this date. Bayview Ave., and Calliope West Farms, Road, Howell, 741-9030 RUMSON — Charming three-bedroom Dated: August 20th, 1970 Computerized Personal Service older two-story home which haa been B. Zois of Newark. from Emmett Woods, Amity- broad coverage of all leading AUTHENTIC CHARM — Copied by oth- renovated with excellent taste. 14x21 liv- THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Gets Degree ers, yourd with this air conditioned ing room, separate dining room, pleas- NATIONAL BANK. Red Bank Clarence Hyer of 432 Pros- ville, N.Y., for desertion. •• three-bedroom home. Full kitchen, ant kitchen, bath, enclosed porch and By: ROGER J. FitZSIMMONS, pect Ave. was given a $10 sus- separate chestnut beamed dinlntr room, garage. Only $524 taxes. Price $30 000 Vice-president living room, 28*14 with fireplace, built- JOHN I* MINUGH. Realtor, 35Rumwm 303 Broad Street pended fine for keeping a In Dentistry in bookcases, carpeted sun room, 26x1(1 Rd.. Rumson. 842-3500. Red Bank, N.J. REALTORS Grounds professionally done, dojrwooda Sole Executor goat on his property. He paid FAIR HAVEN- Dr. Jo- tulip, maples. Two-car garage. Prestigi NCROPT Messrs, Beekman * Porter locale. Reasonable, low $307s. May aa BI-LEVEL - Fou?r bedrooms, 1% baths. 29Mechanic Street $10 in court costs. seph F. Perry, son of Mr. and Hesse Given sume 6fr mortgage. 842-8379. Air conditioned, wall-to-wall11.. Half-Half-acre; . Red Bank" "c,, N.J. Two years old. {39,500. SPLIT-LEVEL 'Attorneys at Law Mrs. Frank Perry, 326 Hance the area, RED BANK AREA Four bedrooms, 'two baths, patio New Aug. 28. Sept. 4 J15.00 in RUMSO N — Four-yeaFouyyea rr old ColoniaClni l on wall-to-wall. Half-acre, $43,000 EDWIN Road, has received his degree small plot with four bedroomit, 2% H. MARTIN. Broker, 647 Newman baths, living room witith wood-burnini Springs Rd., Llncroft. 842-6220. PUBLIC NOTICE Pack Leaders of doctor of dental surgery Road Pact fireplace, dining room, kitchen, full dry NOTICE TO BIDDERS basement, garage, carpeting, three KEAHSBURO — Two-family it the Notice is hereby given that sealed from Georgetown University UNION BEACH - At a working room air conditioning and rotary an right price. Thre;ee bedrooms each_... unit., Proposals will be received by the Mayor tenna Included. Taxes 4933. price large modern kitchen and lovely Cornei 4: Township Committee of Mlddletown Plan Activities School o'f Dentistry. quiet session Borough Council S39.500. JOHN L. MINUGH, Realtor, 35 lot. Monthly cost less than rental paN Township for the "Installation of Side- Rumson Rd.. Rumson. 842-3500, ment. Act now. . .$27,500. EDWIN B. walks at Cole Place, Kenwood Drive, NEW MONMOUTH - A A graduate of Fairleigh last night awarded a $23;J70 MATAWAN — Strathmore. 6-bedroom STARK, Realtor. 264-0333. Evenings 871- Main Street (Port Monmouth), Hurley's contract to C. J. Hesse Inctof cooperatively. L Colonial. Central air conditioning, 3^ Lane" and opened and read In public at committee meeting for adult Dickinson University, Tea- MULTIPLE LISTING baths. Half acre with brook and woods, BELMAR •- $17,900 the Township Hall, King's Highway and Belford for reconstructing a covered patio, fireplace. Two blocl Conveniently, located. Three bedrooms, Route 35, Middletown Township, N. J-, leaders of Cub Scout-Pack 144 neck, where he received his SERVICE walk to four new nchools, one block formal dining room, eat-In kitchen, big on Tuesday September 8, 1970. at 8:00 sponsored by St, Mary's Cath- bachelor of science degree. portion of Poole Ave. N.Y. City bus. All appliances. Seven porch, full basement and earaKe. Low, P.M.. Prevailing Time. years old, in A-l condition. Fabulous at low tsx. THE BERG AOENCYf Real Contract Tiocuments and Plans for the olic Church, will be held Dr. Perry is now interning at The Hesse firm outbid Man- . WO0O below laM year's prices. S41.990 tor; Rt. .15 and Sunset Ave., Wana proposed work prepared by Richard M. Orrn. Transferred, must sell. 966-&S29. massa. 022-9494. 3chulz, P.E , L.S.. Township Engineer Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Monmouth Medical Center. zo Contracting Co., Inc. of of the (lrm of T & M Associates, Inc., KEANSBURG — Buy direct from own THREE YEAR RANCH — 30x15' living Consulting & Municipal Engineers, have church hall. Madison Township whteh er. Retirement home or starter home in room, formal dining room. 25' family been filed in the office of said Engineers excellent condition. Three bedrooms. room, three large bedrooms, two baths, at 213 Highway 35, Middletown Town- A trip to New York's Yan- asked $29,611 for the job Near shopping nni transportation. 264 hasemenl, central, air conditioning, ship. P.O. Red Bank, N.J.. and at the 0333. fireplace. Excellent schools. Low for- office of the Township Clerk, Township kee Stadium is scheduled for Seminar Set which stretches between the MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Three- ties. 229-5349. Hall, King's Highway find Route 35, •bedroom, air conditioned ranch. Flre> Mlddletown, N. J.. and may be in- Saturday, Sept. 5. Charter railroad tracks bordering place. Flagstone patio. Gas grill. Jalou- spected by prospective bidders during buses will leave from the Ma- By Teachers Morningside Avenue to Stone sied porch. In beautiful treed area. LOTS AND ACHEAGE business hourn. Relocating. $34,900. Call 671-5106. Bidders will be furnished With a copy ter Dei High School parking LITTLE SILVER - Teach- Road. ; -LOT FOR SALE of the Contract Documents and Plans by 100' x 1001 the Engineer upon proper notice and lot at 9:30 a.m. ers of tha Little Silver school HOUSES FOR SALE payment of a non-refund iOIe charge of Councilman Arthur J. Lem- 787-7418 520.00 to defray the coat thereof. system will hold their first BUILDING LOT — Wooded. S2XI35. Lo. proposals must be made on Die Stan- LEGAL NOTICE bo, chairman of the street cated In Fair Haven. Call dard Proposal forms In the manner des- seminar of the year Sept. 8. 741-7686 ignated " in the Contract Documents, committee, said after the REALTOR must be enclosed 1n scaled envelopes NOTICE meeting the second phase:of COUNTRY ESTATE NORTH LONG BRANCH — Approxi- bearing the name and address of the MONMODTH COUNTY Howard Kirschenbaum, an INSURANCE mately 100x100 for one or two-family bidder and the name of the work on Uie SimnOGATK'S COURT instructor of educational psy- the borough's continuing rdad LITTLE SILVER house. All utilities and sewers. Good lo- outside, addresHed to the Mayor b ESTATE OF CHARLES J. De- cation. Asking $6000. Call 747-3866 afte Township Committee of Mlddletown OAVRE, DECEASED chology and. group dynamics improvement program will Three-bedroom ranch on 1 Vi acres, 5 p. m Township and must be accompanied by Pursuant to the order or LOUIS R. AI. 20* modern kltchen( finished game BAST KTBANSBURC. — V.i ncrrs + a statement of Consent of Surety from a KINS. Surrogate ol the County o! Mon- at Temple University, Phila- get "under way the week;of room with bar, two-car garage. mouth, this day made, on the appli- Secluded Irom highway hnzanls. 54.500. Biiretv company authorized to do busi- cation of the underfllgncd, Cheater B. de Sept. 7. Priced far below evaluation, im- Contar-t local hroiterH or owner, D. Dev- ness In the State of New Jersey and ac- Oavre Solo Executor ot the estate of the delphia, will present a pro- mediate occupancy. Call now , . , lin. 244 E. «6th St., New York, N.Y. ceptable to trie Township anil a certified lfH)28.f212) 535-0811. <;hrc-k drawn to the order of "Mldrile- said Charles J. De Gavre deceased, no- gram entitled "Whadjagett? Ml,900. tnwn Township" for not lean than ten tlcc Is hereby given to the creditors of Eighteen thoroughfares are BUILDING LOT — 114 Acre, wooded, per cent (lf)roi of the amount bit! ex- said deceased to present to the said Sole The Grading Game in Ameri- scheduled for resurfacing Mnrlboro. $6,500. Principals only. 264- f tnnt the check nerd not exceed Executor their claims under oath within LAWLEY AGENCY. 0710. Blx months from this date. can Education." He is the au- 520.000.00. Dated: Aumist 12th. 1870 with work beginning on Jer- RUMSON CHARMER Realtors - Insurors The award of the Contract for the CHESTER B. DoOAVRE, thor of a book by the same sey Ave. The work will be |m- vork will not be made until the necpfi- Deep Creek Plantation, Established 1932 nry funds Iinvc been provided by the Onancock. Virginia title, due for publication in dertaken by borough employ- A meticulously kept three-bedroom home, 30 years eld, but Mayor A Township Committee of Mld- "Execulor 100 Hwy. 35, Middletown dletown Township In a lawful manner. January. es. juit likl new. Feature! a fireplace in living room, a full dining Daniel S. WelKnnd, Esq.. 741-6262 The Township or ilm Engineer re- 77 Bronll Street, Mr. Kirschenbaum is work- room, a screened porch and a full cellar. All appliances and lervos the right to require a complete Red Bunk, New Jersey. 07701. Frank Figlia Sr. of 721 financial and experience statement Attorney. from prodpnctlve biridcrft nhowlnic that Aug. 21, 28- $12.00 ing toward his doctorate in Front St. was granted a vari- carpeting included. Expertly landscaped. We have the key. Ask- thev havo nntlHffictorlly completed work of the nature required before furnishing group dynamics and organiza- ance to construct a patio on ing $45,900. proposal forms or specification*, or be- NOTICE UNPARALLELED fore awarding the contract. MONMOUTH COUNTY tional change and has given the side of his home which :is Proposiln for thin contract Will be ac- HliltltOOATE'S COUKT speeches and workshops all A PICTURE'S WORTH A cepted only from bidders who have been ESTATE OF IDA M. BENSON, DE- in a commercial zone. ' NAVESINK RIVER nroperly prcqualiflcd In accordance CEASED over the country for teachers with the requirements of the Contract Pursuant to the order or LOUIB R. AI- THOUSAND WORDS Four-bedroom Colonial. ''Two-car ga- Documents, KINS, Surrogate of the County of Mon- in the area of value educa- The right Is alno reserved to reject mouth, Uils day made, on the appli- rage. Marine railway, boa! shed end* any or all bids or to waive any Informal- cation of the undersigned. Marlon M. tion. He is the author of sev- The Rush Is Obvious W»'d bo pleased to lend you a snapshot of this four-bedroom dock. Excellent condition. WHAT A ities where such Informality !s not detri- Benson Bole Executrix of the estate of Colonial. If you need a den, a dining room, 7'h baths, a cellar VIEW!I Immediate occupancy. Just mental to the best Interest of the Town- :he said Wa M. Benson deceased, notice eral articles. JOHANNESBURG, South reduced ... $59,900. Rhlp. The right 1B also reserved to In- is hereby given to the creditors of said and the best pubic schools, you'd be wise to call about this crease or decrease '-he fiuantitlos speci- deceased lo present to Ihe said Sole Ex- Schools here will open Sept. Africa (AP) — Traffic police fied in the manner designated In the ecutrix their clnlms under oath within one. Too largo for owner. Asking $59,300. specifications. Blx monthn from this dntc. 9. HHour s wilill beb' ' kindergarkid - stopped a motorcyclist doing LAWLEY AGENCY The Micccnnfiii bidder nhnll be re- Dated: August 17th, 1D7D quired to comply with the provisions of , UlAHION M. BENSON, ten,, 8:30 to 11 a.m. and noonn ^O miles per hour and asked MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS Realtors - Insurers the New Jor.ipy Prevailing Wage A''t. 14 Eaton Road, Chapter 1R0 of the Laws of 10(13 effective Eatnntown, New Jersey. to2:30 p.m.; grades 1 through him as a formality if he want- Established 1932 January 1, 1064. 07724. ed to examine the instrument Neorly 200 listings In LMIIe Silver,' Shrewsbury, Fair Haven and R jmson "Tfiflt car wa go! in Tha Dail By Order of the Mayor A Township Executrix , 5, 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to Committee of Mlddletown Township, N. Peter J. Edwarrinen Esq., they used in record his speed. 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0600, RUMSON 100 Hwy. 35, Middieiovvn Register Want Ads yesterday — 2* Highway #35, 2:30 p.m., and grades 6, 7 and stirred up tots ol excitement HAROLD H. POULKB, Mayor Eatontown, New Jersey. 07724 8,8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 "No" he said. "Can't you see 741-6262 . CHARLES V. CARROLL, JR., Clerk Attorney the hospital today!" tir. 28 $21. B0 (Aug. 21. 08 812.60 p.m. I'm in a hurry?". -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1970 form 39 Family Peanuts Children's Letters to God 12 Solar disc mejnbef: Putfde 14 —Moine* tbbr, HBES.THEUQRUA W)INE TWICE. aKNad me pace... 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CANCER Dec. 21-Jan. 19 Bridge Advice ' June 21-July 21 \ MONEY. Unexpected demands , may be Keep your ear to the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ground and your in- made on your financial re- In 1865, Queen Victoria of The Wizard of Id tuition alert. You may gain sources. Be careful about im- South dealer England admired "Alice In some useful, confidential infor- pulse spending or impulsive Both sides vulnerable Wonderland" so much that WHER& mation. generosity. NORTH she put an order in for the au- XOULEARM sammA LEO AQUARIUS thor's next book. It turned out JUPITER is ABOUT THE • July22-Aug.2l ,Jan.2O-Feb. 18 to be a mathematical work, O 7542 IN THE to TARS PERSONAL. Your big ' SOCIAL LIFE. Others "An Elementary Treatise on • AJ86 1 OP VIRGO. Leo heart could lead may be touchy and on Determinants." It worked the WEST EAST you astray. Beware of being their dignity, but tact will see other way for Robert Ewen, victimized by those who want yo^ through any awkward situ- whose "Open Leads" Is the £ to take unfair advantage. ation. best bridge book of the year. OQW863 OJ9 (Ewen's first book was a • 7 i VIRGO PISCES monograph on "Testing and SOOTH Aug. 22-Sept. 22 ' Feb. 19-March 20 Fair Employment.") Today's 4 AI Things done impul- Your own needs may hand is taken from Ewen's V 109654 be secondary to those rar ._ sively will have to be more recent book: O AK done over. Care is needed to of others. Help unselfishly and Imagine that you are West, • KQ103 avoid confusion under today's responsibilities won't seem tire- South Smith on lead against South's con- West North Utt aspects. some. 10 Pus . tract of four hearts. What Pass . 2 * • WHAT 3 « Pass 3 9 Pa» Dennis the Menace would you lead? 4 V AH Pass '0UGHAID--CALEB \ ^!^iL The singleton club Is a Opening lead- rtAWKINSASTMETO \TELLIN ME waste of time. If your partner HIS CHAMPEEW , has a club trick or any way of •BIRD DOS'QUEENIE / SNUFFy? gaining the lead, you will gin by leading the six of dia- ,«ELLE"FERTWO- surely defeat the contract ' monds, forcing out the king. :'THREE DfiVS since you have three sure South leads a trump, and you trump tricks. take the queen. You return a Many otherwise sane citi- diamond to force out the ace. zens would lead one of the South leads another trump, m Vll high trumps "to look at the and you take the king. dummy." The rules of the Now you lead a third dia- »-••: game permit you to look at mond, and make South ruff. If the dummy no matter which he leads a third heart, you card you lead. take the ace of hearts 'and Wasted Opportunity lead a fourth diamond to th© Phantom make South use up his last ••'.rrf Let's see what happens if you waste your opportunity trump. Your deuce of hearts DIANA'S MOTHER— DIANA INSISTS THIS POOR 1 -: LEFT OPEN by leading the king of hearts. will then be the last trump, PIANA SHOULP SO SHE'LL You then switch to a dia- and you will take your trump BE IN THAT 1 KNOW WHEN and the fifth diamond to col- lOREIGN PLACE #£ ARRIVES mond, but you are too late. BY NOW WITH --MAYBE South takes the king of dia- lect 200 points. THE CSIGH) SHE'LL . monds and leads a heart to DAILY QUESTION WORLD'S THIRD FORGET 7 As dealer, you hold: S — A RICHEST i NOV/.j drive out your queen. You re- JH-10 9654D-AKC- .MAN-- ^, turn the queen of diamonds Lo force out the ace. K Q10 3. What do you say? West leads another heart to Answer: Bid one heart. You drive out your ace. And you would prefer to open 1-NT if return the ten ot diamonds to one of the clubs were a dia- make South ruff. But now mond or a spade, since then South leads his last trump lo you would have 17 points in draw your deuce of hearts. high cards and only one .1 And then South safely cashes doubleton: With two double- ft * IU 6ET A REAL RABBIT WOUIEMT hi.? tricks in the black suits. tons, prefer to bid a suit rath- I, Nubbin NEVEP SASS A WOLF LIK5 THAT.' You win the race if you be- er than notrump. Beetle Bailey 'MS, 3! Y WHEM I THINK OF THE PROBLEMS ex. GENEPAL, NO/ y FACE.--VET WHEN.SOMEONE MOKE Of THE SAME, EDDIE WHAf V W 1 MEAN, A MAN WALKS IN THE POOP, DON'T YOU I PON'T LISTEN

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/ S-z* S.VL. •THE DAILY. REGISTER, SED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. U FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 200 Pilot* Joblees Hearing On Suspensions Continued BANGALORE, LONG BRANCH - A hear- leged printing of the under- Asbury Park, is representing — About $0 commercial ing on the suspension of three ground newspaper in the Mrs. Elliot and Mr. Davis lots are unemployed in: Western Regional of|ce, while Martin Rudnick of Red General Telephone Wdes employes of the Monmouth United News of India Community Action program, Freehold. Bank is representing Mr. Di- Inc. was continued until Sept. Robert Levy, attorney of rickson. ed. 10 after a 4%-hour session Wednesday. By ROGER E. SPEAR bought bonds or stock before. bonds due Jung, 2000, return a The three employes, Mrs. Q — Should I hold General Can you give me information? more generous yield. This Theresa feUiot, John Davis Telephone for recovery or sell A.S. , AA-rated bond sells at a small and George Dirickson, were Successful A — There are more than a premium to yield 9 per cent to suspended by Joseph E. Tay- HONG KONG = SALE and take a sizable loss? I un- derstand their Sylvania divi- dozen security dealers located maturity and is call-protected lor, Executive Director, for THREE (3) SUITS THREE (3) SUITS THREE 13) SUITS their involvement in the al- Silk/Wool Jhortc- sion has been a drag on prof- Investing in the capital city near you. for five years. Trlvtro/wool Wontrt t-4 AP Certainly one would be will- Wrlnkla Fr« ... T1 /•» Wrlnkli Fr» ... ? | HH skin .. • All its for a good many years. All Occasion W«or , 1 L.%1 Ytor Round '165 Now I read that the company ing to assist you in making M Occotlon Wtor | Jv has not kept up with service your initial investment. Day- OLD WAGON FARM Many othen to select from . . . Over 5,000 fabrics to (elect from . . 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A switch to the bond 9 per cent increase in com- supply of Yellow FREESTONES. expected to approximate $950 MR. FRED DAYAL market where yields of 8 per mon shares later this year. . . A-A. I S\r\/» C Rt. 15 (J ml. no. el Red Bank) million this year. For the cent and better are readily Interest charges on long-tenro Come Try One Today! HOWARD JOHNSONS MOTOR LODGE MlddUtown - T.I. tri-MM 1970-74 period management available is justified, if in- debt increased 40 per cent in ciudvt Tallon, inc. Marriott Molor Htftl, Sflddlo Brook, N.J. MWM0 Rm #111 believes the company will come is a major concern. the 12 months through June, ' OKN EVERY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY 9 • • spend $5.5 billion for this pur- 1970. If your investment goal pose. Although GT&E has a Q — 1 am a. widow and would like to invest in Dayton is income, Dayton Power & reputation of providing poor Eight 9^s first mortgage service in this area, it is ap- Power & Light. I have never parent that the company is making major efforts to re- verse this image. Manufac- Local Securities turing operations, to which Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 SYL contributed 51 per cent p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- of sales and 34 per cent of up, markdown or commission. profits, were about half as BANKS profitable as telephone oper- Div. Bid - Asked ations in 1969. In the first half Belmar-Wall National 2.50 125 of 1970, a 15-week Gtrike at Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 15% 16% one subsidiary and a slow- Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) .06 5 C down in sales of color TV First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .40 11% 12V4 tubes reduced the profit 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River (x) (xx) .76 43 45 ability still further so that First State Ocean County (x) (xx) . 19 21 Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 45 NURSING HOME Middletown Banking Co. 16% 18 • 24-Hour Cora Monmouth Cty Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) .20 6% V/i • RN on dirty all tints N. 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Front St. 117 Brighton "Ava. 24 Charry Traa Farm Rd. -777 Shrewsbury Ava. 94 BROAD ST., EATONTOWN, N. J. FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 1970 Television Books Movies Theater Four Weekend Magazine Dining Out Comment Hobbies Music Beethoven, Schubert .^ Still Alive in Vienna Park Editor's Note: Felix Molzer ago, and a few steps bringme Gothic and Renaissance art, and Hungarian borders meet. of Little Silver is the director to the Institute, of European and she the teacher from Embedded, in rich fields of of the M on mouth Con- studies where I have been Long Branch. There are col- wheat and corn, there Clows servatory of Music and direc- teaching music-history every lections and museums, the Danube, Europe's longest tor of the Monmouth Civic summer for nearly a decade. churches, houses and palaces stream. Her right bank was Chorus. He has just returned The lecture hall, where I in Vienna which aroused their once fortified by a wall built ifrom Vienna where he is pro- face 30 college juniors and se- special interest and stimu- 6y the Romans. We see tri- lessor of music history at the niors from all over the states lated them as no textbook can umphal arches, forts and two Institute of European Studies. (among them Martha Bishop (he showed me a sketch book is still used every summer. Here are his impressions of from Long Branch), is located full of fascinating studies all A few miles south and there (he city and the institute: in the Palais Kinsky. The gathered through walks in the is Haydn's birthplace. A short count who owned it 200 years city). ride brings us to Austria's By FELIX MOLZER ago was one of Beethoven's Organ Concert "ocean". A huge, shallow VIENNA — Nothing much sponsors. Thus, he played take divided by an imaginary; has changed in the park since there often. This time, Mr. and Mrs. line — the not-so-iron curtain I played there^some 40 years Noel Nilson, also of Little Sil- between Austria and Hun- Lunch. The roomy student ago. .,:''• ver, are here for a visit. Over gary. mensa is filled with people- lunch, we chat about yester- Girls skip rope, boys ride teachers with their-charges, day's Organ concert at St. Back in Vienna, we have tricycles, mothers chat and with colleagues, friends and Stephen's Cathedral, played dinner and then hear a con- watch their offspring. visitors from both sides of the expertly by Herbert Burtis of cert — Haydn (who weaves None of them are conscious ocean, Red Bank, and about the gay Hungarian folkmusic into his of two graves in the corner: This summer, there was party that followed it. Among symphonic themes — we now Beethoven's and Schubert's. Shawn Nelson from Marlboro, those attending were his understand why) and Schu- mother, a friend from New- bert (who does the same since Two centuries ago, this was Felix Molzer just graduated from Boston indeed still a graveyard. But University, who dropped in ark, Gerhard Hradetzky, or- he taught in the region we the Viennese convert retired Ohorus did a concert-version with her friend, Carol Sterry gaji - builder, Peter Planyav- saw this afternoon. cemeteries into playgrounds— of it at the Garden State Art of Massachusetts. sky, Vienna's young dcm- Then to a quiet vineyard, organist and his uncle, my- a symbol of life renewing it-- Center. It was from the ar- tThey stayed a few days and where small candles glow on self. chives of this house that we got to know the old town. self, who arranged the con- rough-hewn tables tucked be- The streetcar (bought in borrowed J. Strauss' hand- What a pleasure to help cert as well as the party. tween huge green trees and Philadelphia) screeches to a written score to the people see, explore and share We make plans for the rest bushes, and where the only baft. "Gypsybaron," three years not just the sights but also the of the day: a trip to the coun- thing you can buy is the one Over there is city-opera ago. insights accumulated in a life- tryside, for the afternoon, a wine which your host, the time of guiding minds through symphony-concert for the eve- "Winter" (wine - maker) (here called Volksoper) Last stop. Everyone out. where 10 years ago William international experiences. ning, and a quiet get-together grows. There we exchange Warfield made a sensational Studied Languages Then there were Mr, and afterward to finish the day. • notes, opinions, talk out profe. hit with the Viennese public Over there is Vienna Uni- Mrs. William Asman of Little In less than an hour's time, lems, talk away worries. Thus as "florgy" — only a few versity where I studied lan- Silver, he the well-known we are near the spot where the day softly comes to a days and the Monmouth Civic guages more than 20 years painter interested mostly In the Austria*, Czechoslovakia!! dose. Sees 'Patton' War Roman By RICHARD MC MANUS movie for people who hate ment of the American public in 1970,' can find something ro- Patton was in constant The advertising copy for war movies." that likes war movies, and mantic about war and war- trouble with higher command- "Patton" tells us it is "a war Could be, but the large seg- even more, those people who, riors will be particularly en- ers despite his extraordinary thusiastic about it. battle performance. Bluntly The film is playing now at outspoken, he often went be- several area theaters. yond the scope of his orders President Nixon has shown and was notoriously hard oil the film to his entire staff. He his men. In Sicily he publicly himself has seen it several slapped a shell-shocked en- times. President-watchers say listed-man and accused him it is his favorite movie. He of cowardice. saw a moral in it, and it re- The incident and others like portedly gave him the it cost him a major command strength to carry out his Cam- on D-Day. Only belatedly and bodian decision. by the personal intervention It is a remarkable film. of Gen. Eisenhower was he George C. Scott gives a per- given leadership of the Third formance as Gen, George S. Army. Patton Jr. that will win The film depicts Patton's awards. (Scott may not ac- war career in a series of cept them. He once refused scenes each designed to give an Oscar.) The viewer can an insight to his character. not discern where Patton Two are especially memo- leaves off and Scott begins. rable. Scott is Patton. The movie opens with a Patton was, of course, the large American flag filling famous (or infamous) World the entire screen. A small fig- WONDERFUL WORLD OF WHEELS — Young admirers inspect the $100,000 Pink War II commander who fin- ure appears at the bottom of ished off the Germans in the flag, slowly grows larger, Patitfier Love Limousine, part of California Car Show scheduled fhrough tomorrow North Africa, conquered Sic- . and the viewer realizes that at Monmoufh Shopping Center, Eaton town. The exhibit opens at 10 a.m. Here, ily, and led American ar- the flag is a stage backdrop Gary Van Satit, 15, of Oakhurst, foreground, and Richard Kahrs, 14, Oakhurst, mored forces as they swept in a large audtiorium. across northern France. His His Attire observe car. Shown is open to public. The show is co-produced by Bob Reisner and men called him Old Blood and fl The figure approaches the Paul Rimmeir. IReaister Staff Photo) Cuts ("Our hlnnd. bis pnt5 \. (Ser P-^^n. Pace 2* 'Patton9 (Continued) front of the stage. It is an out- rageously attired generals MOUNTAIN INN I shiny black helmet, jodhpurs, I—I riding boots, buckles, ribbons, Atlantic Highlands — Scenic Drive medals and two ivory-handled CO pistols. Unbelievable. ' Presents •••:•••-•••• 3 Still against a flag back- drop, Patton exhorts his men. SOL BERTOLO TRIO •< This business of Americans being a peace-loving people is a lot of bunk, he says. Ameri- Dancing & Show 8:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. cans love a good fight and they love to win more than Friday, Saturday and Sunday any other nation. The way to win, he tells them, is to kill as Featuring: many Germans as quickly and efficiently as they can. CHARCOAL STEAKS, PRIME RIBS I Another scene Is in a riding T3 academy in Germany during' and LOBSTERS the occupation, Patton iss..,con- . ducting a press conference. >Jot the usual kind of- press For Reservations Call 291-3511 conference, he is astride a

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