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, Partly Sunny Partly sunny, high around 80. Mostly dear tonight, low in FINAL upper 60s. Sunny tomorrow. Red Bank, Freehold ~T Loqg Branch J EDITION (See DeUlls. Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years 6% 93, NO, 17 RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 16 PAGES '.. TEN CENTS Forced Viet Coalition

WASHINGTON (AP)-Pres- "We are an exporting na- promised no "vigilante squad gon, Nixon said he has no "Sure," Nixon said, "I ident' Nixon says the future tion rather than an import- of Department of Justice significant disagreement with don't want to go." government of South Vietnam ing nation," Nixon said. "It agents" will force school in- South Vietnamese President The school desegregation must be selected through elec- would mean in the end, while tegration in the South; pre- Thieu in this regard. But he tions — not imposed on the it would save us some jobs, it dicted voters will turn against questioning centered around war-torn nation by negotiators would cost us more jobs in big spenders in Congress; said the United States still is • criticism of administration in Paris. exports that would be denied forecast an economic upturn willing to listen to any propo- policy by^Sen. Strom Thur- us; and, second, even more for the last half of the year sals made by Hanoi at the mond, R-S.C, in a Senate His administration will not speech Friday. stand for an imposed coalition important, it is highly infla- and said he sees little chance Paris peace talks. government, {he President tionary." of a tax cut during the next Thurmond, jumping on what two years. In Breezy Mood said. "It must be a govern- Propose Quotas The President was in an he said were arbitrary and ment selected by the people The House Ways and Means Plans Announced, amiable, breezy mood at discriminatory actions by the of South Vietnam." Committee has proposed quo- The President announced times after he usurped press administration, cited threats Would Veto Bill tas on shoe and textile im- secretary Ronald L. Ziegler.'s ports. plans for a major meeting on to the tax exemption of pri- In a wide-ranging news con- national defense and the de- afternoon briefing in the press vate schools set up to perpetu- ference yesterday, the Presi- Beyond Vietnam and im- quarters at the White House dent also said he would veto ports, Nixon ranged over a fense budget at the Western and converted it into a news ate segregation and what he a bill setting mandatory quo- number of topics at the sur- White House July 27, followed conference in his own office. termed a proposed invasion of IMPROMPTU — President Nixon holds an impromptu news conference in his White tas on any imports except tex- prise news conference. by conferences on thedomes-- earpetbagging Justice De- tiles. Such quotas, he said, He said the United States tic budget for fiscal 1972. For example, someone ! partment lawyers to assur« House office yesterday. He said that under no circumstances would "this admini- wanted to know at one point if are not in the national interest has no idea of using armed forced integration of publio stration stand for an imposed coalition government" in South Vietnam. and might set off an interna- forces to expel the Soviet In ruling out any imposed ' the discussion could touch on IAP \Virepnoto] tional trade war. Union from the Middle East;; coalition government in Sai- the Mideast. schools in the South. ial Witness Due FREEHOLD — The state's B & B Liquor Store, testified go into the sales portion, he 'Your kidding," Mr. Kas- startled. He picked up a chair key witness is expected to tes- he was in a back room of the saw two masked men rushing singer said he replied. and threw it at the taller tify today in the trial of two store about 9:15 p.m. Nov. 21 toward him. One man wear- The taller man wearing the man. men accused of killing a clerk and Mr. Prazinak was in the ' ing a red ski mask had a re- red ski mask pushed him "I heard a shot and saw and of robbing B & B Liquor men's room washing dinner volver, he said, and the other, back against the soda racks, David staggering, then saw Store, Shrewsbury Ave., dishes. wearing a dark green mask, creating a noise, he contin- something red fly. I was too Shrewsbury, Nov. 21. "Suddenly, the door was had a rifle. ued. stunned to see what it was." The witness, James Dean, thrown open," he said. He ex- "This is a holdup," he said Mr. Prazinak came rushing Under questioning by Mr. _??i_BLNew^Shrewsbury, also plained that as he started to one of the men yelled to him. out, he said. "David was Smith, Mr. Kassinger said has been charged with the he~shot came fronrthe rifle— murder of the clerk and of "David staggered, moaned the armed robbery, but was and fell to the floor," he said. severed from the trial be- "Take whatever you want," cause he agreed to testify for Defense Summations Mr. Kassinger said he told the the state. two men. "You shot a man, In the first trial, which end- take what you want." ed in a hung jury last April The man with the rifle went 28, Dean testified he was with to the cash register and Barry Hughes, 21, of 213 Pearl Continue in Trenton scooped up bills and.change, St., Bed Bank, and Edward TREiNTON (AP) — Defense attorneys selves, negotiating with each other and be said. '. Wright, 29, of Crawford St., continue their final arguments to the jury with engineers from the city to decide Vague Glimpse Shrewsbury Township, when today hj. the conspiracy-extortion trial of which ones would get which jobs and how : Under cross-examination by ,they robbed the liquor store former Newark Mayor Hugh J. Addonizio much needs to be passed around," Hellring John Flynn of Brick Town- and that Hughes admitted and four others. said. ship, representing Wright, the taller of the two defendants, shooting store clerk David Yesterday Addonizio's lawyer, Bernard "They work it out, they don't need the Prazinak, 25, of Middletown. mayor. AM they need is the engineer," Mr. Kassinger said every- Hellring, led off with his summation in thing happened so quickly Hughes and Wright are on federal court here. He attacked the Hellring continued. trial for the murder of the that he only had a vague NUMBER SIX.— Superior Court Judge Clarkson S. Fisher, right, yesterday swore In government's key witness as "an imposter DENIES CONNECTION glimpse of the two men. clerk and,for the armed rob- and a lian" . . The attorney added, "the mayor has David J. Foley of Middletown as the sixth assistant'deputy public defender for bery of $125 from the store. In his opening, Mr. Smith The witness, Paul W. Rigo, has testi- nothing to do with this. The contractors said Mr. Prazinak was a Can- Monmouth County as Mr. Foley's wife, Beatrice, held the bible. Also present were Spectators Opposed had control of the specification writers and At the close of court yes- fied he made direct kickback payoffs in adian citizen who would have the two Foley children, Mary 9, and David J. Foley' 3rd, 4. Mr. Foley is a partner cash to Addonizio, eight city councilmen the inspectors, the mayor was not con- been married this month. Mr. in the Red Bank firm of Beaty and Foley. His appointment to the $l3,O22-a-year terday, Assistant County Pros- nected in any way." . ecutor Thomas J. Smith told and 'other officials. Prazinak resided with the post was announced by Deputy Public Defender William J. Gearty. The defense was expected to concen- Discussing Rigo, from whose firm Ad- Kassingers and worked part- County Court Judge M. Ray- (Register Staff Photo) '' mond McGowan that Dean trate its fire on Rigo to try to destroy donizio and his four codefendants allegedly time at the store. was apprehensive about testi- Rigo's credibility with the jury. are charged with extorting money, Hellring Mr. Smith mentioned that fying because of the specta- TELLS OF CONVICTIONS said "he lied about his qualifications every Hughes was the one who fired tors in the courtroom. Hellring also told the jury that a group time he got a job. the fatal shot. "He killed Da- 9 Judge McGowan reserved of contractors, some of whom testified they s "I suggest to you," Hellring said, "that vid Prazinak," he charged. decision on Mr. Smith's re- had to kickback a part of their fee in re- in this courtroom where he sat for 10 days The state is seeking the death turn for getting city contracts, had been he lied to you too." Women s A Hacker quest that the courtroom be penalty for both defendants. cleared of all spectators ex- convicted in federal court for collusive The portly, silver-haired, attorney said Paul E. Parker of Newark, - cept for Hughes' mother and bidding. it was "inherently incredible and untrue" representing Hughes, told the Wright's wife, "This testimony from the contractors that Addonizio would confide in Rigo, a man jury to examine closely the Earlier, Harry T. Kassing- tells us a story about wheeling and dealing he barely knew, some of the things Rigo state's witnesses. "Look at er Of Middletown, owner of contractors rigging bids among them- had testified Addonizio said to him. (See Key, Pg. 2) Is Sought by Police FREEHOLD - .A police that He moaned and said, "My Two suspects were picked up search continues today for a God, what have I done?" and yesterday morning, but were young black man who stabbed folded up the knife and threw released "after they were two white women on their it away. Police recovered the, identified as not being the Freehold Nixes Police Pact way to work here, yesterday instrument. .. criminal," the chief said. morning in unprovoked at- A 13-state alarm was issued Both women were taken By JAY D. ZUCKERMAN posing the measure for var- state. He added that the lo- were shown and allowed to do Mr. Daesener also rapped tacks about two blocks and 10 for the man after an inten- to Jersey Shore Medical Cen- FREEHOLD — A proposal ious reasons. cal department has some of what should be done, there the proposal to join the co- minutes apart. sive search by , Freehold, ter, Neptune, where Mrs. the finest equipment in the would be no need for outside operative group on the for the borough to join the Councilman August J. Daese- Both women were stabbed Freehold Township and Marl- Davis was treated and re-, ner Jr. started the ball rolling state. help of a formal nature," Mr. grounds that the time in- Northern Monmouth County in the stomach, but they were boro police failed to produce leased. Mrs. Nowack was ad; Municipal Police Pact led to by saying that the borough Direction Cited Daesener said. "It is also im- volved in. getting the men to him. mitted. She is reported in lengthy discussion and brought has the largest police force "If we had stronger direc- portant," he continued, "that Freehold would be too exten-, not seriously injured, police good condition. we have law enforcers rather sive as most of the other mu- A witness saw the assail- heavy criticism of Police per population and per area tion from the top of the de- said. ant fleeing down Spring St. Chief Lefkowich said the Chief Henry Lefkowich. of any. municipality in the partment, and if the men than interpreters." , nicipalities in the organiza- tion, (Marlboro, Matawan Police Chief Henry T. Lef- toward Schanck St., Chief man could have been mental- - The suggestion was made kowich" said Mrs. Laura No- Lefkowich said. ly deranged or high on nar- by Councilman Tobias H. Township and Borough, Haz- let, Holmdel, Keyport, Keans- wack, 43, of Ellis St. had just The culprit is described as cotics. Mayer, who also serves as po- parked her car in the market a man, 5'7" tall, with' dark Detective Lt. Richard Hibbs lice commissioner, after it biirg and Union Beach) are fairly distant' from Freehold. yard 'and was going to her skin, wearing a yellow or or- is in charge of the investiga- had been brought up at the Antiwar Bus Provision job at the Freehold Trans- ange windbreaker. tion. He also expressed reluctance last regular council meeting script at 7:27 a.m. when the but died for lack of a second. at having borough policemen having to go to other munic- man lunged at her with the •IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIM^ Mr. Mayor said the group ipalities, and not knowing knife, stabbed her and ran takes five men from the po- By College Is Debated who is giving orders to do away between houses on Hud- Upe forces of each member what. son St. The parking lot is be- municipality and trains them LINCROFT — Allegations that Brook- said that the students who wanted to go to hind the Transcript office. The Inside Story speciaHy to handle riots and dale Community College favored an anti- the loyalty rally wanted to make the trip These latter points were picked up by each of the oth- Five or 10 minutes later, civil disturbances. He said Indo-China war group by providing it with during the summer session when no student Mrs. Patricia Davis, 25, of 'Fondue' talk by a columnist - Page ' this specific organization has a bus while not providing a bus for another activity fees are collected to finance trips er four councilmen and May- or Boyle. Oak St. was stabbed, appar- Dodgers' Singer hurls no-httter ...'. ;. ___.. Page 10 been called on twice in the campus political group were debated at the and when most of the students on the cam- ently by the same man, on past several months by the college's board of trustees' meeting last pus were going to school part-time. Chief Criticized . Spring St., near Main St., as TV cameras roll at Bamm HoMow_CJub^^.,._™:.,.~~..-.Page 11 borough. night. The Board of Trustees last night ap- Councilman Roger Kane she was going to her job as Monmouth Park Today ...... Page 11 Cite? Conditions Mrs. Lillian Holbert, mother of a proved letting Phase II of its construction further criticized Chief Lef- secretary at the Public De- He added that state police Brookdale student, charged that a group of program out to bid and formally rejected kowich for supporting Mr. fender's Office, 1 Courthouse Astraldata :: ; 15 Television ...... ^...... _.:...... ^.. 1 were called in last year dur- students, including" her son, asked that sthe- bjjds for heating, ventilating and air condi- Mayer's proposal to join the Square. Amusements ,. 7 Women's News .,..,..,.„.,.„„,. .8 ing racial disturbances, bot college provide buses to take students to tioning and a maintenance building. cooperative group. He said, Chief Lefkowich said the took an hour and 45 minutes (Washington for the July proceedings and The estimated cost.of the entire proj- "Our force is strong. Every- man demanded money from Bridge ...... : 15 DAILY REGISTER • was turned down. ect is $17.2 million. to arrive. "Conditions in the one sitting here has more Mrs. Davis, who gave him $6 The Chuck Wagon ..'.'.".. 11 country and the county being Curt Grossman, president of the Stu- In addition, the college authorized bids faith in our local police force —all she had with her. He did PHONE NUMBERS what they are, I feel this is dent Government, replied that the students for construction of four to six tennis courts than the chief or any other not ask his first victim for Classified Ads 12-14 Main Office „ 741-0010 a necessary step," the police who wanted to go to Washington asked for at an estimated cost of $5,000 to $10,000 per police administrator." money, the chief said. Comics * .....15 Classified Ads 741-6900 commissioner stated. He add- three or four buses when they only had 16 court.. Mr.' Kane went on to rap the According to the police re- 1 Editorials 6 Home Delivery 741-0010 ed, "I have heard the rea- students who would go and that the college Because the heating, ventilating and plan on the time lag factor port, Mrs. Davis told her as- Middletown Bureau 671-2250 sons against joining the paid $6.50 of the ?7 bus fare for each of air conditioning bids came in higher than as well as on the basis that sailant that the $6 was not Obituaries 3 4 4 Freehold Bureau ....462-2121 group, and I don't think they those 16 students. the architects' estimates, the board autho- state police would not be 1 enough for a fix. He report- Opinion Page . 6 LongBranch Bureau 222-0010 are sufficient to deny the peo- Cites Procedure rized design changes in the equipment to available to the borough in edly replied, "Yeah, I know Sports 10, 11 Sports Department 741-0017 ple of this borough this pro- Mr. Grossman charged that the stu- lower the cost. The building and grounds case of a riot until all mem- that." tection." dents who wished to go on July 4 didn't committee is expected to report to the bers of the tactical coopera- The report also states that > '- In response to Mr. Mayer's follow "the, proper procedures and they board on an alternative to Constructing a tive unit had arrived on the the assailant said; "Did I do Uniform Sale Watch for Sal's Clam Bar statements, each of the other didn't have sufficient support" for the stu- new maintenance building. The maintenanfce scene. He said he got the in- • that?" whn he saw blood Now in progress, Shirley Sal's Tavern & Restaurant, 141 five councilmen and Mayor dent government to charter the buses*.' building bids came in $18,186 higher than formation from a state police oozing from Mrs. Davis' stom- Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. J. Wiiam Boyle spoke op- College President Dr. EtiVln H^rlacher. expected. } (See Police, Pg. 2) ach, j The report also states .(Adv.) • • . •" ^ (Adv.) -THE DAILY REGfOT, BED 8ANK•* M1DDLET0WN, N, J.; TUESDAY, W 2L 1970

RED BANK — A group of in their stores and other re- pended 3,826 man hours be- policemen and black youths He said some jobs have westside businessmen have pairs for damage done during tween Monday, July 6, and the from the westside. been made available after a asked the mayor and council the unrest. following Saturday when the This program, which has meeting last week with repre- for help to keep the Shrews- He said most businessmen emergency curfew was final- been unpopular with the po- sentatives of Monmouth Com- bury Ave.-business area from feel that because of the re- ly lifted. , lice, got heavy criticism dur- munity Action, the state em- completely folding up. cent disorders their property Mr. Anderson said the fig- ing the unrest when police dis- ployment service, the Neigh- covered that some of the In a petition and policy values have dropped by 50 per ures were "very alarming," borhood Youth Corps, the po- statement presented last cent, and the borough should and he had praise for the fire- youths they had been talking .night, the businessmen reassess all westside proper, men who are hot paid for with were the sante ones now lice, and chamber of com- warned that unless somethag ty giving particular attention their services. causing trouble in the streets. merce. " is done to insure the continu- to the location of the property During that week, the fire- Cites Problem He called upon area busi- ation of business in the west- in relation to other properties men reported 20 fire alarms, One of the main problems, nessmen in need *of help to side, "all of Red Bank will on the eastside. of town. 12 arsons, seven false alarms Mayor O'Hern said, js still let the borough know of jobs become a ghetto." Suggests Appeal and one mistaken alarm re- the lack of jobs for youth, which are'available soi'"they Signed by 33 Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern sulting when someone report- especially black youths. can be filled.' ''"'' •"•* The petition, signed by 33 said their request may have ed that a house was on fire business owners from the a lot of validity, but the prop- when actually, it was being westside, was presented to the erty owners can only obtain fumigated. council by Arthur Becker, son relief this year by appealing During the first quarter of Key Murder of the owner of Becker's to the Monmouth County the year to June 30, the fire Hardware Store, 197 Shrews- Board of Taxation. department expended 2,355 bury Ave. He said whether or not the hpurs. There were 3V general Becker's along with at least borough could be held liable alarms, 60 house calls, and Witness Due ON STAGE — David Frye and his familiar impressions of Lyndon Johnson and Jack a dozen other stores, had win- for property damage during seven false alarms. Of those ficulty breathing;,, The.patrol- Benny opened the Garden S+a»o Arh Center last night for a week's engagement dows smashed during the five the disturbances was "a legal fires, eight were listed as ar- (Continued) days of unrest here two weeks question," which he said he son. them," he said,; describing man said he tried .to stop the sharing the bill with pop singer, Dionne Warwick. ago. would refer to Borough Attor- Mayor O'Hern expressed them as "dope addicts, strung bleeding. - - ••'«. (Register Staff Photos by Don Lordi) ^ln their petition, the busi- ney Samuel Carotenuto for his personal thanks'to the bor- out dope addicts." Shrewsbury; • Patrolman nessmen said they want help analysis. ough police, firemen, and to Mr. Flynn said his client Lester C. Hauck Jr., who said to recover the loss of busi- * As far as law enforcement the police from surrounding did not commit the armed he arrived shortly after Pa- ness suffered as a result of is concerned, the mayor said municipalities, which gave as- robbery and the murder, was trolman Halsey, said he found the disturbances. he is in complete accord with sistance during the trouble. not present during it and did a 32 caliber cartridge by the David Frye's Satire Seek Payment the businessmen and wants He said he realized there not participate in the crime. beer cooler, „ a i«d wool hat They also want the bdrough strict and equal law enforce- has been criticism of his Will Testify and a 32 caliber chrome plat- to pay for damage sustained ment in every part of the "Project Harmony," a pro- Both defense attorneys said ea five-Shot revolver with to their businesses, and low- borough. gram established in January their clients would testify. three cartridges in it. He er tax assessments. He told Mr. Becker that the in an attempt' to bring about They did in the first trial. found another cartridge near Sparkles 'On Parkway' Mr. Becker said the busi- council would not ever "kneel better communications be- the weapon, he said. Shrewsbury, Patrolman nessmen also want strict en- to blackmail"Tfrom any group tween all factions of the com- Robert Halsey testified he Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman,' By CAROL JfACOBSON only on center stage. ready talented voice to the ad- forcement of all the laws, par- and he said'^the only way munity, o. county, medical examiner, HOLMDEL — Entertainers His snappy dialogue, with was the first to arive at the ded attractions that Miss War- ticularly the 11:30 p.in. cur- peace, harmony, and prosper- Only a Start scene. When he entered the said the bullet entered Mr. take heed. In order to follow so many of the familiar voices wick knows just what to do few, and the anti-loitering or- ity can be restored to the "Project Harmony is only Prazinak's right chest' arid last night's show, starring he does so well, from James store, he said, Mr. Kassing- with, She applauds with the dinance. westside is through under- a start," the mayor said, er was distraught and mo- lodged against the lower mid- Dionne Warwick and' David Cagney to a funny bit with audience, almost squealing The businessmen also urged standing and cooperation, "and I never expected that it back. Death was caused by Frye at the Garden State Arts Dustin Hoffman, including which he called a "long, pain- tioned for him to go to the- •with her own obvious delight the council not to give in to would prevent trouble from back of the store where he hemorrhage' and shock and Center, you'd better come such personalities as Richard after each number. what they called "blackmail" ful, and costly process." arising. When one travels lacerations of the lung, ha prepared with talent and a Burton and Anthony Quinn, in the forms of demands from Report Released found-Mr.-Prazinak on the Range Is Wide troubled waters, one must ex- floor, gurgling and having dif- said. good show. keeps his act from wearing Her range of songs, most of those responsible for the dis- In another matter related pect to run into occasional What started off as another thin. them adapted for her by Burt turbances. to the week of disorders, buffeting." summer package ended up as His political satire, though, Bac" -acl and Hal David, in- Mr. Becker said that west- Councilman William S. Ander- One of the Project Harmony one of the best pop programs is where he really makes a cluded her favorite "Make It side businessmen simply can't son released a report showing programs involves Saturday Hypo Needle, Curfew of the year. Miss Warwick name for himself. Unafraid of Easy On Yourself," her latest afford to keep replacing glass that the fire department ex- morning meetings between opened the first half with the quick lines that come hit, "Paper Mache," and the "Aquarius" aided by an aver- from the mouths of William recordings heard so often on age back-up group, The Con- •Buckley Jr., George Wallace radio. "Alfie," "Promises, Violation Jail Man stellations, 'who followed the and Richard Nixon, "one of Promises," "Walk on By," RED BANK - In Munici- L. Campanale, 34 Memorial first number with several rock the greatest comedians of our (this one made her a hit) and Police Pact Opposed pal Court yesterday, Judge Pkwy, both Atlantic High- numbers and ballads of their time," he creates each per- "Sante Fe." William I. Klatsky sent lands. own. The audience was most sonality honestly putting them Her conductor, Joe Nealy (Continued) should be used much more ordered all police officers to James Nelson} 1410 Rustic Roscoe Johnson, 193 Shrews- receptive to then. into a believable context. And playing the piano, leads a representative who met with frequently," he said. "They arrest anyone caught break- Drive, Oakhurst, to county bury Ave., received a 30- Gets Welcome he is unafraid to put his poli- good orchestra, with the are trained specifically to ing windows, looting or set- jail for 60 days on charges day jail sentence • for violat- . tics on the line. council before last night's When David Frye, however, sounds of Lee Valentine's meeting. He added, "Five or handle riots. If they aren't ting fires. "If theyc^resist ar- of possessing a hypodermic ing the curfew July 9. "Regarding unemployment, electric guitar emanating the properly trained, then shame rest," the mayor stated, folknv,ed them on stage, he eight state police can do the needle and syringe and sen- .. Idella_ Garrison, was immediately welcomed I haven't seen any of these kind of background music on the National Guard." "then the officer should shoot people who aren't working. Job of 20 regulars." and whether he wounds or tenced him to 30 days. hi jail Bergen PI., was fined $50 for - by a full bouse who recog- ' that gives Miss Warwick her Gains Support on charges of violating the I'm working and all my unique charm. Opposes Plan kills the man doesn't mat- throwing a beer bottle and nized the political satirist and Council President Alfred E. The proposal gained support curfew imposed by Mayor threatening to kill Grant E. impersonator by his many-TV friends are working," Mr. "You got your cookies, now from Nathan Katz, who rep- ter." This remark drew loud Frye says, in the voice of Sanders took another tack in applause from the audience. Daniel J. O'Hern July 8-12 Jones, 98 Cherry St., New appearances. He (proves the I'll have mine," she said, with resented the Downtown Mer- Richard Nixon. a Pearl Bailey approach, and opposition to the measure. He" Mayor Boyle and Council- and loitering on property not Shrewsbury. exception to the rule that ov- chants' Association. He said his own. He was also given He dramatizes effectively finished the program with The compared the request to vote his group had voted to un- men Daesener and Kane each Herbert Bailey,, no home, erexposure can hurt an en- a 30-day suspended sentence tertainer. Ted Kennedy reading the eul- Constellations, "The Look of for membership to signing a derwrite the $200 annual suggested the strengthening was sent to county jail for He's short, perhaps, a little ogy he spoke at Robert Ken- Love," "What The World blank check. Besides the $200 membership fee, if council of the local police force to for possession of a hypoder- 30 days for being under the over five feet tall, yet in a nedy's funeral and Martin Needs Now," "Put A Uttle annual membership fee, would reconsider. He added cope with civil disturbances mic needle. influence of an intoxicating Luther King to bring his act and the use of "mutual aid" few minutes time, with some Love in Your Heart," and which he termed nominal, Mr. that the group would spend Three people received 30- liquor. • ( • to a finale. from neighboring municipali- slow but funny material, he "AH Together." Sanders said the amounts of up to $1,000 to support the day suspended jail sentences Alice Harrison, 73 Wallace The tall, attractive Miss Miss Warwick brings to this overtime and expenses are venture. ties as an alternative to the grew and the stage shrunk. formal "treaty" proposal. and $50 fines for violating St., was given a $50 sus- He knew just how to pace Warwick magnetizes her audi- age of rock music an unusual unknowns until after tha fact. Mr. Sanders said that would the curfew on July 9; Jose M. pended fine for. letting an his stage movements elimi- ence with a controlled yet combination of ballad and "We need a proper balance of be fine, if the total, cost was After the meeting, Mr. San- Diaz Lopez, 152 W. Front St., overgrowth of bushes and nating a feeling of abandon* flexible voice, a music all her heat that bridges the gap be- local, county, state and feder* known. He reiterated that the ders intimated that he agreed Red Bank; David P. Castle, weeds flourish on, her prop- ment by parts of the audience own, reminiscent of-the blues tween them all. She's to be fact that the cost is indeter- with Mr. Daesener's criticism 33 Avenue C,.and Richard erty. singer, Billie Holliday and al law enforcement agencies. when single entertainers play complimented for her show. "I feel the National Guard minable at this time is one of Chief Lefkowich, but said every musician's pride and It's sophisticated and belongs of his major criticisms of the he didn't think internal dif- Bobby Banker says, joy, Ella Fitzgerald. precisely where it was per- proposal. ferences should be aired in Her expressive hands and formed here at the Arts Cen- Mayor Boyle cited six rea- public. " We stand guard over her natural rhythm lend an al- ter. Colts Neck sons for his opposition to the Mayor Boyle stated, "Com- Their best-selling your valuable paper*." proposal, most of which con- munications between the po- curred with earlier criticisms lice department and the gov- Subdivision of the plan. He announced erning body is the biggest small car that he has ordered police on problem," He added, "He the beat to carry shotguns. (Chief Lefkowich) is doing a is one of ours. Weather: Partly Sunny is Reviewed He said there are enough lot of talking. His job is to Partly sunny, pleasant tem- tinued. Winds southwest to COLTS NECK — An appli- shotguns for each man oh the enforce the laws and let the Today, Buick's Opel is German/s peratures and lower humidity west 10 to 15 knots, shifting cation by George Flinn, force. He stated that he has courts interpret them." today. High around 80. Most- to nbrthwest(10 to 15 kjiots, lluhlenbrink Road, for a best-selling small car. ly clear tonight. Low in up- with occasional higher gusts 'major subdivision was re- per 60s. Tomorrow, sunny and this afternoon. Northwest viewed at a public hearing pleasant. High near 80. Pre- winds 10 to 15 knots tonight last night by the Planning and tomorrow. Becoming cipitation probability 20 per Board. County Births cent today, 10 per cent to- mostly sunny this morning. night and tomorrow. Winds Clear tonight. Sunny tomor- The subdivision, on Rt. 537 southwest to west around 10 row. Visibility locally two to east of Muhlenbrink Road, EIVERVIEW " MONMOUTH MEDICAL Y00 l mph becoming northwest 10 four miles in haze this will consist of 18 dwellings, 9 each on two-acre lots in a Red Bank Long Branch Rent a $afe deposit to 15 mph this afternoon, con- morning, otherwise five miles Mr. and Mrs. George Ru- tinuing tonight and tomor- or more through tomorrow. public "green area." Plans Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cam- can Altord were sent to the subdivision dolph (nee Jill Feldman), eron (nee Joy Buddelkeeper), box. You^have the row. Thursday sunny, pleas- TIDES 450 Red Hill Road, Middle- only key. ant temperatures. committee for preliminary Geislers Lane, Freehold, Sandy Hook approval. town, son, yesterday. daughter, Sunday. In Long Branch, yester- Today — High 11 p.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sin- Conditional approval was tik (nee Sharon Thomas), Mr. and Mrs. Thomas day's high was 82 degrees low 4:48 p'm. granted Delicious Orchards Hendley (nee Joy Joline), 376 and the low was 69. At Tomorrow — High 11:30 Garden State Trailer Park, for an addition to their site Wall Township, daughter, yes- West End Ave., Long Branch, 6 p.m. it was 76, and the a.m. and 11:48 p.m. and low on Rt. 34 contingent upon the son, yesterday. NEW LOW RATESI overnight low was 65. At 7 5:18 a.m. and 5:42 p.m. terday. ActoaRy tee* expensive submission and. approval of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White this morning it was 67. For Eed Bank'and Bumson lighting plans. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL than golfing regularly at a '(nee Jacqueline Murphy), 198 crowded public course! MARINE bridge, add two hours; Sea Leonardville Road, Atlantic Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Highlands, son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Aid- Cape May to Block Island: Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Reward Offered There's an office near you! Small craft warnings discon Mrv and Mrs. William rich (nee Valerie Kowalski), utes; Highlands bridge, add Green Acres Track, West 40 minutes. , In Shot Firing Schuesler (nee-Arlene Stoldt), 610 Thompson St., East Farms Road, Freehold, son, ffllO WEST LONG BRANCH - Keansburg, son, yesterday. yesterday. PBA Local 141, comprised of Mr. and Mrs. Carmine De- • Undtr30Hiatad&Wife...i500 the police departments of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Piontek Subdivision Lucia (nee Donna Fergusson) (nee Janet Schlau),\179 Kings for the Ml year, July 1,1970, Our little one Eatontown, Oceanport and 64 Country Club Road, Eaton- West Long Branch, have of• Mount Road, Freehold, thru June 30,1971. town, son, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. Is Approved '. fered a $500 reward for in- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mac- Hurryl Only a limited number is number one. formation leading to the ar- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc- MATAWAN — The Planning conchie (nee Rosemarie Hoc- of openings not yet filled. Board acted on only one ap- rest and conviction of the per- kin), 87 Morningside Ave., Ginn (nee Margaret Sweet- Today, Buick's Opel is Germany's plication last night, granting a son or persons responsible for Keansburg, daughter, yester- man), 367 Broadway, Free- best-selling small car. minor subdivision to Mrs. the shooting into West Long day. hold,' daughter, yesterday. Helen Martin of 287 Main St. Branch police headquarters Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ket- on the night of Friday, July (nee Linda Egnatovich), 2 chum (ne Evelyn Gibson), Mrs. Martin wishes to sell 10. e a portion of the lot on which Morningside Place, Port Mon- 177 South St., Freehold, her home is located. .38-calibre bullet was shot mouth, son, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. A request by residents of into the building at 10:50 p.m., Drtvan cowitry cfyft 8Ktra! PATROLMEN - Keyport - the Morristown - Crossroads injuring no one, but going open to, resident* of Monmosth County . ., „ area to review the zoning *of through a spot where three CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF • v ;- 18 holt p*r 72 court* dailgned to ehallenrjn « lovr-hantfleap (Miyw with- their locality will be discussed policemen had been standing out frustrating bfofemeri. Superbly tnatatilnad. (dully foctiecf \o 1st you at the next regular meeting, half an hjtwr earlier. The ' Mjey utty ecaatt braaies and pim-scantad air thit's rtl.uiw.,;'/ cool WATER . onhottattaummardfr*' ^ '• PATROLMEN — Keansburg Boro^ August 17. The residents want bullet struck a picture and opsn to residents of Keaniburg Boro the area rezoned residential. wall of the room. WAHT MA commr CIUB- PATROLMEN-Union Beach- JOHPmB BROOK MS AND YOU CAN AFFORD TO EHJOY /Tl open to residents of Union Beach Boro, Hailir SOFTENER SALT Cocpemta immtm »Ho Invltod. Township, Keansburg Boro or Keyport Bora MUST BE A MALE CITIZEN Europe^ SOEKNEirUAKACBMEKTy 21 TO 35 YEARS OF AGE best-kept secret. FRED D. WIKOFF CO. Come look For applications and further information, contact N.J. us over-or of Civil Service, State House, Trenton, N. J. Today, Buick's Opel is 236 MAPLE AVENUE new Managing Director, | Kcypoft 264-0706 — Keansburg 787-0600 Germany's best-selling for addhlonal Infonnatkm. Union Beach 264-0313) small car. NEPTUNE, N. J. 07753 be before Auaust 10..,« RED BANK 741-0554 Phone (201) 774-82OT .4 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLE1WN. N. J.: TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 Top of the News Elevations Expected ALLENTOWN, Pa, — Lehigh County Judge Donald Wie- and refused yesterday to halt State Police from continuing. their examination of the .wrecked chartered bus which For Lane, Crahay crashed last week near AUentown killing seven young chil- dren bound for sightseeing tour in Pennsylvania's Amish FREEHOLD — Superior Judge Herbert Horn, who had trate in Shrewsbury and as country. Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. been reassigned. chairman of the Rumson Zon- The request for an injunction was filed by Attorney of the Chancery Division is ex- ing Board of Adjustment. Judge Crahay became a Richard Stevens who said he represented the insurance firm pected to be appointed to the Judge Crahay was graduat- providing coverage for the Tedesco Bus Co. of Jersey City, Appellate Division of Superior Superior Court judge in Sep- ed from St. Peter's College, N.J., owners of the damaged vehicle. Court. tember, 1966, after serving Jersey City, and studied law The accident occurred Wednesday afternoon shortly af- A county courthouse source as a District Court judge. at Fordham University Law ter a brief rainstorm on Pennsylvania 22. The bus carried also said Superior Court Judge Lane was graduated School. He was admitted to 49 children and 10 adults, including driver Hubert Daye, Judge Francis X. Crahay from the Berkshire School the New Jersey Bar in 1954. He served as a deputy at- 44, Montclair, N.J. It had been chartered by the Hillel now assigned to the law divi- and Princeton University and sion here, is expected to be torney general and won rec- Country Day School of Lawrence, N. Y. received his law degree from Daye, in Allentown General Hospital, was removed from appointed to the Chancery Di- ognition as acting prosecutor vision. Rutgers Law School. He was for Sussex and Hunterdon the critical list and reported in fair condition. However, he admitted to the New Jersey is 'receiving no visitors except members of his family. Judge Lane was sworn in as Counties in winning convic- a Superior Court judge in Oc- Bar in 1945. He is a former tions of contractors involved tober, 1966, and assigned to chairman of the Legalized in a Passaic Valley Sewerage Stock Prices Turn Downward the Chancery Division, Games of Chance Commis- Authority scandal. He became .replacing Superior Court sion. He also served as magis- a pistrict Court judge in 1962. ' - NEW YORK — Thestock market yielded a bit to the COME TO THE FAIR — George Illmensee Jr., left, chairman of Colts Neck Fire- pressure of profit taking yesterday, turning downward in ' late trading. men's Fair, rides with owner Lewis Kerstein on 1922 Model T Ford fire truck, only 1 The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, up more than "rolling stock of the 'Same Day Fire Co. (service by appointment only.) Antique 2'/j points for a time early in the session, finished the day truck will be featured at Colts Neck fair on Firemen's Night, tomorow, and again Asbury Park's Emergency • • down 1.17 at 733.91. Friday at antique show at fair site on Rt. 537. • . Advances, which had held a lead of nearly 3 to 1 over, declines at one point in trading, lost ground at the close. On the New York Stock Exchange, gainers outnumbered, losers Food Stamp Issuance Halted 810 to 510 among the 1,602 issues traded. On the American ASBURY ..PARK — The those people whose needs had Stock Exchange, advances led declines 442 to 339 among 1,- they were frightened to go Colts Neck Firemen county Welfare Board office to be met by this measure to work during the riots and 026 issues traded. have been met." he said. thus lost a week's pay. Trading was moderate. On the Big Board, 11.67 million at 705 Summerfield Ave., Under the emergency or- ' Shares changed hands, compared with 13.87 million shares where 1,500 persons were The county welfare board der, those eligible for food Friday, and the 2.27 million shares traded on the Amex lined up yesterday morning has long contended it is stamps could get immediate reaching only a fraction of compared with 2.62 million shares Friday. Staging Annual Fair to have food stamp applica- authorization to purchase The Associated Press 60-stock average closed up .6 at the county's low income fam- tions processed, will be them, instead of having to ilies, and has received a 244.2 with industrials Up .2, rails unchanged, and utilities . COLTS NECK - An an- in the new redwood pavilion; Atlantic Grange, Catholic closed today. wait until Aug. 1. federal anti-poverty grant ahead 1.2. Standard & Poor's 500-stock average was up behind the Fire Company 1 Daughters of America, Court tique car show and a horse and special permission from 0.03 at 77.72. firehouse on Rt. 537, includ- Marion CDA, Colts Neck That was the directive is- Willie Hamm, a black show" will highlight the final the U.S. Department of Agri- The Amex price-change index closed ahead 0.05 at 20.24, ing games, exhibits and dis- Lions Club, First Aid Squad, sued yesterday afternoon by leader, has said there are day, Friday, of the Colts culture for a pilot project and the New York Stock Exchange index of some 1,200 com- plays. Colt's Neck Sports Founda- the state Division of Public people on the west side going that, among other things, mon stocks was up 0.06 at 42.21. Neck 'Fire Department's tion, Colts Neck Historical Welfare, which ruled that hungry because of the low in- Local organizations partic- would give the food stamp Fair. ipating include: Boy Scouts, Society, and the VFW. the riot-caused emergency is come level, because they lost over.' their jobs when the busi- program widespread publici- The annual event began Colts Neck Woman's Club, Also featured will be vari- ty and ease the application Court Bars Rock Festival Deborah Hospital Auxiliary, The office has been pro- nesses in which they worked yesterday and will run for ous rides and refreshments procedure. MOBiRISTOWN — Promoters of a rock music festival Phalanx Auxiliary of the provided by the Ladies Aux- cessing food stamps on an burned down, or because five days from 6-11 p.m. planned for next month in Walpack Township say they will Family and Children's Ser- iliaries of both fire compa- emergency basis, at a min Various events will be held vice of Monmouth County, nies. go to higher courts to seek a reversal of a Superior Court in- mum cost of $2 for a family junction banning the' event, the Harmonyville Music Festi- Gain more jeisure time, pay your bills at home val. of four, for those affected An attorney for the sponsors of the festival said a deci- by the riots which devastated sion yesterday by Superior Court Judge Joseph Stamler bar- Monmouth Beach Portable .much of the business section Bewise...opena ring the festival would be appealed to the Appellate Division in this city's west side two of Superior Court. The attorney, Eugene Haberle, also said weeks ago. Checkmaster • a petition was filed yesterday to have the case heard in U.S. District Court in Camden. Classroom Decision Tonight Since the emergency pro account In banning the six-day event Superior Court Judge Stam- gram went into effect Thurs- ler said at the end of a five-day hearing that "a nuisance MONMOUTH BEAOH-Vot- If the proposal is approved, be similar, but will have, in day, the county board issued No minimum would be created by the health and traffic problems" result- ers here will decide this eve- as expected, all three class- addition, an entrance foyer emergency food stamp au- thorizations to more than balance required tngfrom it. ning if the Board of Ed- rooms will be operational in and toilet facilities. ucation should leaso a third September, according to 2,000 families, Robert C. - Earlier this, year,Jhe. board_ Service is our portable classroom at a total board president Andrew P. Wells, county welfare direc- Cambodians Recapture Village cost of $19,842. Cancalosi. They will be ar- decided to lease a second tor, said yesterday afternoon Wggestassef. The polls will be open from ranged in an L-shaped pat- classroom. A referendum on when he announced the • . - PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Cambodian troops recap- 5 to 9 p.m. tern to the west of the school. the third was necessitated by state's closed-door-today rul- teed the village of Srang, 32 miles southwest of Phnom Last night, the board had a a state Department of Educa- ing. ' Penh, last night while other government forces battled the The existing ..room is ap- public hearing on the proposal tion directive requiring voter "Obviously, the needs o Viet Cong and North Vietnamese at a number of scattered proximately 25 by 50 feet and in an existing portable class- points, a military spokesman reported today. is air conditioned and carpet- approval for such class- room. No residents attended. The spokesman said at least 21 of the enemy and one ed. The two others will rooms. Howell Cockfight Can tve help you? government soldier were killed in the battle for Srang, and MEMBER Of F.D.I.C. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Brings $50 Fine 4Q R CQMPANQ V 12 other government troops were wounded. I FREEHOLD — Luis R. Ro Bail Reduced for Two Men man of Bristol, Pa., was finec Kidnap Victim's Body Found $50 after he pleaded guilty t foolwortK LANSING, Mich. — The body of a 16-year-old girl kid- charges of encouraging an naped July 9 during a $64 gift shop robbery was found yes- Accused of Abduction, Rape being present at a cockfight terday in a secluded area of central Michigan. in HoweU. Superior Court FREEHOLD — Superior Lansing Police Chief Derold Husby said an autopsy by their accusers would come at Conklin has been released Judge Clarkson S. Fisher Court Judge Clarkson S. Fish- their trial. the Ingham County Coroner identified the body as that of in $25,000 bail. levied the fine. blonde Laurie Murninghan, daughter of former Lansing er yesterday reduced bail Judge Fisher noted that the Mayor Max Murninghan. from $25,000 each to $5,000 men had no records of vio- and $7,500 for two of the three y The girl had not been seen since a gunman forced her to lence, and said he thought the accompany him from the gift shop where she worked in men charged with abducting, bails set were sufficient. Trial FEATURING OUR OWN Lansing. . raping and threatening to kill dates are to Ije fixed. a 16-year-old Keansburg girl. Lowest Price Possible HAPPY HOME BRAND There was no immediate report on the cause of death. The girl allegedly was ab- I The body was clothed when found. Howard Frank Barker, 21, ducted from the front yard of JLvent of Oregon Ave., East Keans- her home at 11:30 p.m. June 9, Your house ...but burg, pleaded innocent to the raped in a wooded area off Highway Costs Seen Soaring charge. His co - defendants, Harmony Road, - Middletown, and returned home. windows may they could WASHINGTON — The nation's push to build superhigh- Milton J. Conklin Jr., 19, of W. ways coast to coast will wind up costing three times what it Front St., Red Bank, and Ar- All three men are charged thur T. Lamp, 23, of Leroy in two indictments with rape, not look look this took to put men on the moon if Congress shoves the total Place, Keansburg, entered in- abduction and threatening to expense for the interstate road system to $75 billion. nocent pleas last Thursday. kill. Conklin and Barker each this bad good The latest figures also indicate the highway program, face two charges of threaten- • already behind schedule, won't be finished until at least Judge Fisher set $5,000 bail for Barker after his attorney, ing to kill. k 1978. • , Francis X. Moore of Eaton- The soaring costs are now almost double the original town, argued that there was Woman Hurt, estimate of $41 billion for the superhighway system begun "nothing in his background to a decade and a half ago. warrant his being detained on Car Sought such an unreasonable bail" and said there was "no evi- KEYPORT — Police are Slum Rehabilitation Started dence he committed a heinous searching for the driver of a WASHINGTON — The Nixon administration has quiet- offense." He said his client late model green car which ly launched the government's first concentrated effort to had always shown up where brushed a young woman on . rehabilitate absentee-owned slum buildings, starting with he was requested to appear. First St. last night injuring 22,000 housing units in 10 cities. her slightly. Mr. Moore again protested Marcia Rice, 20, of 184 Housing Secretary George Romney said the effort — that the case had gone to the First St., was treated in Riv- termed Project Rehab — started last winter and work is Grand Jury without a prelim- erview Hospital, Red Bank, under way on 6,000 units. Officials said announcement of the inary hearing because the al- program was held back to prevent speculation in the target leged victim failed to show up for back injuries and re- UP TO 101 leased. housing. several times to testify UNITED INCHES Romney emphasized Project Rehab is designed to fur- in Middletown Municipal Patrolman Robert Dillon ther, the administration's plans for volume housing produc- Court. said the girl had just stepped from a friend's car and was tion and minority business enterprise. "These are mere accusa- crossing the street to her tions against a young lad who REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Reg. 2.09! Fine quality cotton. home when she was knocked . College Student Is Killed has never committed a hein- over by the car. End These Problems! Enjoy These Benefits! .LAWRENCE, Kan. — A student was shot to death last ous crime in his life," said night in a confrontation between a crowd of youths and po- Mr. Moore. "He has been in • Painting • Beautiful PPG White Dura- jail since June 9. He can never T. Broodwinner i, lice near the University of Kansas, witnesses said. • Rotting, puttying, swell- cron finish make $25,000 bail." HIGHLANDS, - Teimen "•;• Another: young person was wounded in the leg and a po- ing, cracking, sticking Charles Frankel of Asbury Broodwinner, 86, of 25 Cen- Tested and approved for liceman al!& Was injured, it was reported. over 15 ear Made for long wearl Stock Park seconded Mr. Moore's tral Ave. died yesterday in > Drafts—Heat loss y "fe The dead youth was identified as Harry "Nick" Rice, recisio11 tip now, get big savingsl arguments on behalf of his Navesink Pavilion, Red Bank; • Window washing problems * j!, engineered of who was a freshman, of Leawood, Kan., a Kansas City sub- Reg. £29 81 X 108" Flat or own client, Lamp, and said, He was born in Holland and •» Ventilation problems Metime aluminum . urb, at the university last term. . His age was not immedi- "My defendant denies he ever lived here 27 years. He was Full Fitted 1.97 ately known. laid a hand- on this girl. . . formerly of Hoboken, and • Run-down appearance Reg. 2/$1 Pillow Case 2/83c 72 xlOfT flat The injured policeman, Ron Dalquist, 26, had a cut over we wanted an opportunity to was a retired tavern owner. ortnlalUted an eye and was at a hospital for X-rays. confront this girl." Surviving are a step- I It was not known immediately who fired the shot that Judge Fisher set $7,500 bail daughter, Mrs. Wilhelmi- • Both sash remove for easy killed Rice.. for Lamp. na Slingerland of Whiting; cleaning Assistant Prosecutor Ste- one grandson, and three • Both sash go up and down Naval Cutbacks Are Seen ven C. Rubin argued for the great-grandchildren. for maximum ventilation WASHINGTON — The Navy could lose another lflO ships ,. high bails because of the se- Arrangements are under • Replacement windows will from its already dwindling fleet under the Pentagon's next rious nature of the alleged of- the direction of the Posten 1 modernize and beautify big budget cut, defense sources say. fenses, and said the opportu- Funeral Home, Atlantic High- your home ; The deep slash faces the Navy, as well as the. other nity for the defendants to face lands. armed services, is the fiscal 1972 budget. Planning for gPMUUUUUUUUUUUPiUlM REPLACE YOUR WORN, DRAFTY..OLD WINDOWS NOW! that budget is well under way, and President Nixon has FREE demonstration and estimate given in our window dept. summoned top defense officials to confer on the question i I next Monday. FREE DELIVERY Quality blend.. Quality chenille* Dally and Sat. 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Movie Freedoms Sought Wed. and Ftl. 'til 9 P.M. WASHINGTON — Evidently fearing a new wave of con- ELM BLANKET Est. 1925 Twin I trol, the movie industry and the nation's theater owners are. or appealing to the Supreme Court to guarantee them the same Full mmAt freedom from censorship enjoyed by bofck and, magazine mtxa3 • 9m 4.tt» publishers. Rayon/nylon bejuly fdr' year Tufts of viscose rayon on JL 0WHb kad 'round comfort. Nylon bind- sturdy rayon/cotton baefc. Ma- They want to block the states from banning films cleared ing. Solid colors. Twin, full. chino washable. Solid colors. for national distribution and they want movies, books and | Bored with fashion? Natelsons has the right 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK magazines all judged by the court's current, liberal QD- I stuff without talking you to death about it. 3 CREDIT PLANS INCLUDING BANK AMERICARD SATISFACiraN GUARANTEED REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNOEO •cenitx standards. . ' -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 - Sean Keenan Mrs. Klngabury ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - BED BANK - Mrs. Cora lldriiet Sting Fatal V^mW^W'Sean Keenan, 17-day-old son Kingsbury, 81, of 40 Bank St., Obituaries of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. died yesterday at Riverview Keenan of 7 Second Ave., died To Hohndd Man Youth's Stabbing Death suddenly yesterday in bis Hospital, here. graduate of Middletown She was toe widow of Orville Whitledge, Of Vaudeville Fame MIDDLETOWN - Police borne. tack, Dr. Gilman explained. are investigating the death of Township High School. He was born in Long James A. Kingsbury. Mrs. church here, where he made HOLMDEL - Stung by a LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — hornet at 7-30 a.m. yesterday, Born in Harrisburg, Pa., Allan Ratbbum, 19, of 13 Sun- For'the past year he was Branch. Kingsbury was . born in set St., Port Monmouth, who Orville Whitledge, 70, former- his home. Albert H. Cooper Sr, 59, of 89 Mr. Cooper lived there moSt an Insurance trainee with the Surviving, besides his par- Shrewsbury and had been a died late Sunday of stab He and his late wife, Mrs. Telegraph Hill Road, died of his life, moving here seven New York Life Insurance Co., ents, are two sisters, Sharon ly of Rumson, N.J. and wounds. member of the Home League Clara Barry Whitledge, were later in Riverview Hospital, years ago. He was employed New York City. He was a Ann and Marie Elizabeth Kee- Eatontown, N.J., died here The youth was pronounced of the Salvation Army. the vaudeville team of Barry Red Bank. as a caretaker on Telegraph member of St. Mary's Cath- nan, both at home; his pa- Sunday. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, Hill Farm. dead on arrival at Riverview olic CJiurch, New Monmouth. ternal grandmother, Mrs. Surviving are one/daughter, and Whitledge, well-known Hospital, Red Bank, shortly Margaret Jones'with whom He was reader and lecturer county medical examiner, Mr. Cooper was a member Survivors Listed Elizabeth Keenan of Leonar- performers. said Mr. Cooper was cutting before 11 p.m. do, and his maternal grand- she lived, and one brother, of the Christian Science of Brooklyn Hose Co. of Lew- Surviving are his parents, Surviving are his widow, grass when his mower dis- Dr. C. Makolm B. Gilman, mother, Mrs. Mary 'Walsh of Vernon Dey, here. ADVERTISEMENT iston, Pa., and the Church of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bath- Arrangements are under Mrs. Jane Randall Whitledge; turbed a hornet's nest. Mr. county medical examiner said County Kilkenny, Ireland. Cooper was stung once on his God, Harrisburg. death was caused by a stab burn; two brothers, James M. , Arrangements are under di- the direction of tte-.WiJ|iam two daughters, Miss Clara and Scott Rathburn, both of Now... Gives Your lip, but. the venom, to which 1 wound in the neck which se- rection of the John P. Con- S. Anderson Funeral Home, Whltiedge of Houston, Tex., He is survived by his widow, he was extremely allergic, vered the artery. Leonardo; three sisters, Mrs. don Funeral Home, here. , here. __ and Miss Eleanor Whitledge, Mrs. Geraldine Fish Cooper; Linda Whitehead of Newcas- FALSE TEETH •went directly into his blood- a son, Albert H. Cooper Jr. of Heads Probe at home; his mother, Mrs. stream causing a heart at- 3 tle, Del., and Misses Gall and More Biting Power California; a daughter, Mrs. Detective Capt. Robert Susan Rathburn, both at Just sprinkling PASTEETH» on Eleanor Whitledge of Middle- Donna Covert of Red Bank; Letts, who Is heading the in- your dentures does all tnu: (i> town, N.J.; a sister, Mrs. home, and his paternal grand- Helps hold both uppers and lowers two sisters, Mrs. Margaret vestigation, said the stabbing mother, Mrs. Ruby Rathburn firmer longer; (2) Holds them more George Hogan, also of Middle- Mrs. Ida M. Benson Main Of floe i comfortably: (3) Helps vou eat mors Fairman of Orlando, Fla., and occurred on Crestview Drive of Lakehurst. Ohtilnut St., Rea Bunk, N. J. MIDI Spirally. fASTEETH benmre Ad- lown, and two grandchildren. EATONTOWN-Mrs. Ida M. Mrs. Evelyn Dress of Harris- about 10:30 p.m., but police hesive Powder is not odd. There a Benson, 80, of 14 Eaton 871 Rt. 3?,%IUlUtt>wn, N. J. no gummy, gooey, pasty taste. Den- burg, and six grandchildren. would add few details. The John F. Pfleger Funer- 30 EMI Wr, St., Freehold, N. J. Arrangements are under : lit Broadway, Lout; Bunch, N. i. ' tures that fit are essential to nealtn. Road died yesterday in Mon- Police did say that three al Home, is in charge of ar ill Broadway, Bee your dentlBt regularly. Get the direction of the Davis The John F. Pfleger Fu- EltabUlhed In 1818 by John H.' Cook ul Heirr ' FASTEETH at all drug counters. mouth Medical Center, Long juvenile boys were with the rangements. Funeral Home, here. Branch. neral Home of Middletown is Published by The Hull Bank It«|liter Rathburn youth when he died. Member of the Associate!! Press — The •• in charge of arrangements. neluatvely to the uie for republlcatlon ot all prlaUa 1B am Mrs. Benson was born in Detective Sgt. William Halli- Frederick F. Nay ntwipiper u well u all AP cevi dlspatohei. Duluth, Minn., daughter of the day said "it is possible the M at Red Bank, N. I. 01701 Hid at tddlHoBU DEAL — Frederick F. Nay, Becond CUM postage pai1d late James and Emma Aound was a self-inflicted in- inilllnj offices. Published duly . Mond»r through JTldtr.. 82, of 10 Wyckoff St., died monl Staples. She was the widow jury." Bonl Monday in Monmouth Medi- i Liftman's Storewide of Blair V. Benson. She lived 'Wie Rathburn youth was •ubicrlptlon Prices In Advuc* cal Center, Long Branch. Horn* Delivery *y Carrier — here 14 years, moving from born in Orange and had lived Slnfte cony ct counter. 10 centi: *•» ^*rrier SO Centi Per W«t» Rahway. She was a member here 18 years. He was a 1969 Mr. Nay was born in New- ADVERTISEMENT. ADVBrVnBEMBNT Clearance Sale of the Rahway Presbyterian ark. He was the owner of the Church. Deal Mill and Lumber Com- Doctors Report Way That Edward V. Elia pany, Ocean Township, which Surviving are a sister, Mrs. BELFORD — Edward V. he opened in 1922. Mr. Nay Marion M. Benson, here; a Elia, 36, of 216 East End Ave. retired in 1950, and lived in Relieves Itching, Pain Of brother, James Staples of died Saturday in Riverview Clearwater, Fla., for 12 years, Shrewsbury; a granddaugh- Hospital, Red Bank, after a returning here in 1968. .He was Swollen Hemorrhoidal Tissues ter, and three great-grand- short illness. a member of F&AM Lodge of First Applications Give Prompt, / sons. Born in Plainfield, he was Asbury Park, and a former J Temporary Relief in Many Cases ^ The Robert A. Braun Home the son of the late Vincent member of the Asbury Park There's a most effective flammation. The answer is for Funerals is in charge of and Lillian Sikora Elia. lodge of Elks. arrangements. medication that gives prompt doctor-tested PreparationH*. A resident here three years, He is survived by a son, relief for hours from such There's no other hemor- DEATH NOTICES he was employed as a first- John A. Anderson of Deal; a hemorrhoidal discomfort rhoidal formula like Prepara- COOPER — Albcrt_H...... Sr.„..,. age 59. of class mechanic for Jersey and actually helps shrink tion H and it needs no 89 Telegraph^HU'••-•- Hilll Rd., Holmdel, died daughter, Mrs. Benjamin July 20, 1970 Funeral services Thurs- Central Power & Light Co. swelling of hemorrhoidal prescription.' Ointment or. day. 10 a.m. at Uie John F. PHeger Benton, with whom he lived; Funeral Home, 115 Tindall ftd.. New He was a member of the tissues caused by the in- suppositories^ Monmouth. Interment Fair View Cem- a grandson, and a great- etery. Mlddletown. Visiting Tues- Middletown Township Rifle- day 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday 2 to 4 granddaughter. »nd 7 to 10 p.m. men's Association. Flock Funeral Home, Long p COVERT — Amos P. sr., Rt. 35, Surviving are his widow, South Amboy on July 18. Beloved Mrs. Mary E. Rink Branch, is in charge of ar- REDUCTIONS to 40% husband or Louise (nee Fary) Covert, Mrs. Janice Bryk Elia; a son, rangements. father of lira, Annabel Souiler, Mre. (1955 Photo) SAVINGS up to $40 and $100 Marie Zelyk, Mrs. Ann Schardt. Mrs. Nicholas V. Elia, at home; Betty Kirchmeier, William and Amos two daughters, Diane J. and P. Covert. Jr. Brother of Mrs. Flor- ence Metier, Mrs. Carrie Todd, Clar- Mrs. Mary Rink Shari L. Elia, also.at home, Farm School Funded ence John and Raymond Covert, Fu- FLOOR SAMPLES neral service Wednesday 10 a.m. In and three sisters, Mrs. Mil- WELLINGTON, New Zea- his residence. Rev. Dr. Eldrich C. Campbell officiating. Interment Dies at 82 dred Stall, here, Mrs. Eliza- land (AP) — The government Woodbine Cemetery, Oceanport CHAIRS and SOFAS Friends may call at his residence ' RED BANK - Mrs. Mary beth Lindeli of Delaware and announced it will contribute Tuesday, 2-4, 7-8 p.m. Arrangements MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1971 MERCHANDISE by the Gun drum Service, South Am- E. Rink, 82, formerly of 482 Mrs. Delores Welsch of Au- $560,000 toward a new agri- boy. gusta, Maine. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Hudson Ave., died Sunday in cultural vocational school for GARVIN — Eunice F,, of 17 Grace Arrangements are under di- East Malaysia, including pre- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CINT1R Street," Bloomrieldi on -July -18, 1070. Marlboro State Hospital. " Eatontown Orel* Sister of Mrs. Charles D. Locker, fabricated buildings-made-of Mrs. Franklin N. Swe'nson and Mrs. rection of the Scott Fifiierar Walter J. Gutkowaki. Services at Mrs. Rink was born in 1 New Zealand timber. George Van Tassel's Community Fu- Home, here . neral Home, 337 Belleville Avenue, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., daughter Bloomlield. On Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock. Interment Eaat Rldce- of the late John and Mary lawn Cemetery, Friends may call on Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tigue. She lived in Red Bank RATHBURN — Alan B., a*e 19, of more than 50 years. She was 13 Sunset PI,, Port Monmouth. on July 19. iffTO. Funeral Wednesday at the widow of Irving Rink. 9:15 a.m. from the JohTi F. Pfleger Funeral Home, 11& Tindall Rd., New Mrs. Rink was a communi- Monmouth. Requiem High Mass 10 cant of St. James Catholic a.m. at St. Mary's R.C. Church, New Monmouth. Interment Mt. Olivet Church, and a. member of the Cemetery. Middletown. Visiting today 2_to A and 7 to 10 p.m. Catholic Daughters of Amer- WATERMAN — John ~ Edward7~age ica. 47. formerly of Middletown, N.J., on ur emotions in motion. July 10, 1970. Beloved husband ot Jean Waterman. Father of Mrs, She was past president of Vincent Zl&ta, Mrs. Wayne Mattson. Four grandchildren. Member Mystic the Red Bank American L Brotherhood Lodge it21, Red Bank. Also Captain In Merchant Marine. gion Auxiliary, and a past Funeral services 2 p.m. Tuesday, president of the Red Bank at the Church of the G*od Shepherd, Warehim. Mais. Woman's Club; For many years, she had served as Republican committeewoman ^Surviving are a brother, SOME BANKS . John Tigue of Baltimore, and two granddaughters, Mrs. Call their Checking Accounts Economical Yvonne Marques. and Miss Bernadette Rink of Red Bank. The John E. Day Funeral Home~ is in charge of arrange- SOME BANKS ments.

Call their Checking Accounts Low Cost < Mrs. Helen Robinson ASBURY PARK - Mrs Helen Austin Robinson, 86, of SOME BANKS..• 1114i/j Fifth Ave. died Sun- day at the Conva-Center, Nep- tune. Call their Checking Accounts Thrifty Mrs. Robinson was born in Neptune City. She had lived in Long Branch most of her life, moving here 13 years ago. She was a former mem- WE CALL OURS... ber of the Order of the East- ern Star of Long Branch. 1 She is survived by two brothers, Clarence Hulit of New York City and Irving Hulit of Port-au-Peck; two sisters, Mrs. Minerva Schmidt, witli whom she lived, and Mrs. Mary Herbert o: FREE! Long Branch, and several nieces and nephews. NO MINIMUM BALANCE/NO 10c PER CHECK/NO ACTIVITY CHARGES Flock, Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of ar- NO MONTHLY MAINTENANCE CHARGE OF SOc OR 75c rangements. LEGAL NOTICES Mlddletown Banking Company li flnr to The only qualification you need It a $1,000- or-mcre balance In your Middletown tanking ADVF.ltTISEMKNT FOB BIDS bring you "No Charge Checking." NO BEINf; KKADVEKTISED FOB BIDS: Company savings account — which will earn Project No. and Location CHARGE means exactly that. Your personal 7H4-2 Jit the new highest interest rate. MndlMcntlon or Water Supply — Patcrflon State College, Wayne, N. J. "Middletown Banking Company Checking • 4'/J% per annum on regular passbook Owner: State ot New Jersey accounts. I from day of deposit to day of Separate sealed hirlH (a) [or each Account" carries NO activity charges of or lUicil branches of work and a withdrawal). separate over-all alngle contract bid any kind. Yet — in these costly tlmei (hi covering all Ihc DTancheu of work and material reciulred to complete • 5% per annum on Solden Yield Passbook the project will be received \ft the when prices of goods and services of every Reception Room of the Office of Ar. accounts. chltecture, Engineering and Construe. description go up — Middletown Banking tlon. biviiilon of Taxation Building. • 5'/]% per annum on One Year Premium West State anil .....»« •,..=„.,,, o.n Company It the fint Institution in the 70s floor. Trenton. New Jersey 08625. un- til 2:00 P.M. D.8.T. on July 30. 1970 Passbook Accounts. and then publicly opened and read to revert* the trend — actually saving you aloud. ,No bid will be accepted after • 5V4*/, per annum on Two Year Premium the hour specified. Bids will be $20 to $75 a year an checking account eclved on Uie followinflli g branchebh s . Passbook accounts. work: activity charges. . , GENERAL The Information for Bldderii. Form of Bid. Form of Contract. Plans, Specifications, and Xornxe -of Bid Bond, Performance-Payment Bond. and other contract document may be examined at the following: Office of Architecture. Engineering and Construction Division of Taxation Building West State and Willow Streets —81h Floor Trenton. New Jersey 0862.1) Copies may bo obtained at the Of. flee of Archlteclurr. Engineering and Tonight. By phone, Be'happy. Send love. Construction loculed at the above nri- rireflK, upon payment of *25..(l0. • ' ' phone someone you love any night this week The Stale retfervcH the right to re- after 5 P.M. That's when 85C plus tax is ject any or fill blda. Each bidder munt deposit with his the most you'll pay for a 3-minute coast-to- TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MIDDLETOWN bid, security In the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in coast call, directly dialed witKout the Uie Instructions for Bidders. Main Office 1250 Highway 35 Naveslnk River Office Hwy. 35 at Naveilnk Attention of hldders Is particularly services pf an operator. called to the renulrcrrienUi as to con- ditions of employment to 'je observed So, be happy. Open Friday Evenings 6:30 to 8 P.M. River Rd. — Open Saturday 9:30 A,M. to Noon and minimum wage rntcs to be paid under Uie ronlrauf By phone—your perpetual emotion machine. ' , 671-5800 No bidder ma1y withdraw his hid within sixty (Mil days alter the ac tual dale of Ihc opening thereof. Member Federal Deposit Insiiriiiire ('.uritiiruliim. Depositor Insured to $20,000* DEPARTMENT OK Tllfi TREASURY I New Jersey Bed 'Division of immune 4 Construction __!_ DONALD A. BU1/UVAN, Director •.;;•„*> July J7,. 21 fli -THE DAILY REGISTER. BED MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i TUESDAY, JULY J21, 1970 Deposits in County Institutions Increase] ' Deposits in nine county banks and 11 savings and loan associations for the first six months of 1970 are up nearly DAYS 10 per cent over a comparable period last year. Bank earnings in eight of the banks are up 17 per cent; OVR ONE AND ONLY GREAT LOCATION IS AT over the same period. Total deposits rose from $892,854,983 in the first half of Rt. 35 at Patterson Ave., Shrewsbury (100 Ft. North of Shop-Rite) 741-5019 1969 to $979,378,315 this year. Bank earnings went from WED—THURS.—FRI. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.—SAT. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. $3,673,053 to $4,309,045. The county's leading depository continues to be the Central Jersey Bank and Trust, which also showed the "WHERE THE MANUFACTURERS CUT OUT THE LABELS neatest earnings for the six-month period. BANK DEPOSITS AND MR. LIQUIDATOR CUTS THE PRICES!" First Hall 1969 1970 SALE STARTS Belmar-Wall National $30,315,479 $35,769,904 Central Jersey 218,755,624 242,289,935 It's Easy to Farmer and Merchants National 25,639,896 28,019,588 First National, Spring Lake 17,476,248 18,146,362 WEDNESDAY, 10 fl.M... First Merchants National 129,135,939 139,279,976 Keansburg-Middletown National 49,349,099 56,184,035 Do Business With Middletown Banking Co. 9,173,349 11,358,267 Monmouth County National 182,627,663 194,872,357 Peoples National Bank 24,935,519 28,579,936 KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN Total $687,408,816 $754,500,360 CLEAR-OUT-RIOT SAVINGS AND LOAN DEPOSITS First Half First of all It's convenient; our six full service 1969 1970 offices span the Bayshore area from Keansburg Belmar $10,706,646 $ 11,249,274 Keystone 31,991,887 36,589,616 to Llncroft. That's why our people often refer to Long Branch . 9,288,282 9,982,976 the area as "Keansburg-Middletown country." Mainstay 11,327,633 11,792,786 20,380,694 GIVE-AWAY-PRICES Manasquan 19,327,526 They're the neighborly sort of people you feel Marine View 17,040,604 19,323,401 at home with when doing your banking here. Mutual Aid 23,764,985 25,626,943 AN ADDITIONAL 19,527,645 Next, we're the kind of bank you can "talk to." Red Bank 18,465,073 Shadow Lawn ' 51,109,721 57,093,972 40% OFF OUR Our executives, while they are thoroughly good Stability . - 3,006,426 3,106,317 10,204,331 bankers, are the shirt sleeve type; always ready Sun,. :* • 9,417,384 FULL; Total $205,446,167 $224,877,955 ALREADY to listen to your financial plans or problems... Grand Total , $892,854,983 $979,378,315 SERVICE and then act to do their best for you without a BANK EARNINGS -LOW- First Half BANK. lot of "banker talk." 1969 1970 Belmar-Wall National $ 217,040 $ 258,950 PRICES So, if you have a weather eye out for a busi- Central' Jersey 1,143,638 1,337,78? 134,713 ness or family banking connection, set your Farmer and Merchants National 163,407 ON OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK . . . First National, Spring Lake 123,240 course for the nearest Keansburg-Mlddletown 749,844 806,038 First Merchants National 420,899 office. To borrow familiar directional advice, Keamtourg-Middletown 316,496 NOTHING HELD Middletown Banking Co. 55,867 96,078'. "You can't miss it." 927,827 1,131,345 Monmouth County National *N.A. People's National *N.A. EVERYTHING GOES FOR Total $3,673,053 $4,309,045 The Bank That's Strong For You *No answer THIS FANTASTIC CLEARANCE Dowd AsksHoward 40% WILL BE DEDUCTED WHEN YOU GET TO KEANSBURG - MIDDLETOWN Tjo Debate Issues THE REGISTERS — THIS IS ON ALL SUMMER-WEAR BANK ~ NATIONAL ' FREEHOLD — William ber of issues, such as Over 65,000 Items To Choose From this Week F. Dowd has again urged Indochina war, congression- MIDDLETOWN Rep. James J. Howard, D- al spending, and protection KEANSBURG of our district's environmen- • PAJAMAS • SHIRTS • TUNICS N.J., I to debate him. The Otttli mi Can Avt. Khy Hlfhwvy tal and economic welfare." • PANT-SETS • MATERNITY TOPS Republican candidate for The Republican challenger LINCROFT CHAPEL HILL Congress declared in a per- has proposed a series of de- • BLOUSES • DRESSES • SHORT-SETS sonal letter to Mr. Howard bates, with each debate de- • SLACKS • BERMUDAS • SW1MSU1TS PHONE that "we should reach voted to a specific topic of • SHORTS • PANTS • CULOTTES PORT MONMOUTH (Atlofflcn) BELFORD •agreement about these de- general interest, such as the bates at once.'1 Indochina war, the economy, • SKIRTS • SHIFTS • PANT-DRESSES i It, ator Hot* Slratt 787-0100 congressional spending, ur- Mr. Dowd told his oppo- ban problems, and others. • SETS • SCOOTERS • SOCKS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation nent that "the people are anx- ious to know precisely "I am not wedded to any • TOPS •SKIRT-SETS • VESTS where you stand on a num- specific proposal, however," • BRA-SHIFTS • SOCKS • DUNGAREES 'Mr. Dowd wrote Mr.' How- ard, "and will be pleased to • UNIFORMS • WALK-SHORTS adjust these suggestions to • JUMP SUITS • BEACH-SHIFTS accommodate your prefer- ences and schedule." • BODY-SHIRTS • ETC. • ETC. Mr. Dowd also suggested that if Mr. Howard claims Over 2,000 Just Brought In Fresh This Week Now! Ford Dealers he, is unable to leave Wash' ington, the candidates par- UNI-SEX (HIS & HERS) — HEAD SHOP — ticipate in a radio debate. Indian H.ad *»* JEWELRY anindn **wwB«j«*wACCESSORIEn S LMthtr Piece Jewelry _^ „_ _ offer lower prices MCAP May Chokers • Wrist Bands D I fj T I Key Chains. AIW^ * c $ 00 Expand Leather & Metal rings • Medallions . _ . _ _ _ Its Board Indian Beaded Earrings & Bracelets ijU TO Beaded Chokers and Necklaces .^B60F ^T™ 2 in all sizes! LONG BRANCH - The ALL HAND MADE NONE HIGHER board of trustees of the Mon- mouth Community Action Nationally Advertised Up To 5.00 Each MAVERICK Program Inc., (MCAP) last beats compact * njgrrt discussed the feasibility of expanding its'.number to Over 300 Just In FRESH prices by up to provide the disadvantages! more opportunities to partic- $.177 less than Valiant, $259 less than Chevrolet Maverick... America's ipate in policy-making. Special Purchase ! , Biggest Selling Small Car Nova, $266 less than Dart. And Maverick saves No action was taken, how- YARD GOODS you money on gas,von maintenance, on repairs, and at trade-in time." . ' • . ever, because of the lack of a LADIES' BETTER quorum. Only 10 merribers of the 30- • New lower priced member board attended the twice-postponed session. TDRINO-Upto The board is composed of 10 members elected to rep- resent the poor community, $200*less 10 appointed by the Board of Freeholders, and 10 chosen Priced less than anything else Its size. from special interest groups. $112 less than Chevelle. $143 less MCAP plans an election for than Belvedere. $200 Ies3 than Rebel. the representatives of the And even wjth its |ow, low price, this poor about the third week in • 1 & 2 Pc. new one IsforinD all the way. . August. Tlie board received the • Asst. Styles & Colors Special Ford Galaxie 500 resignation of Mrs. Lawrence Values Vp To 19.95 Values To 4.95 Yd. S-Door Hardtop A. Carton Jr., who served since the organization was SPECIAL FORD started five years ago. Mrs. Carton said her new Over 100 To Choose Over 1OOO To Choose GALAXIE500 duties as president, of MCQSS Family Health and Nursing SIMPLICITY Service will occupy most of MEN'S her^ime. She said MCAP has $100 PATTERN 1 -accomplished much since its SANDALS & We added allot of extras! Vinyl roof. founding. R,OT! I All-Vinyl interior trim: Special CASUAL SHOES metallic paint. Deluxe wheel covers. Values To 4,951 Lacking Bail, Values To 75t FMh •Bind sti a eompttlion ol minulac- Chrome rocker panel moldings and turm' current suggtiUd null prlctt door edge guards. Then we cut the (or Iwrail prlcid •tx-cyllndtr 2- Man in Jail doer mod»l» comparably tqulpptd. total price by $110. White sldawall Urn nol Ineludtd. MIDDLETOWN - Eugene OBVIOUSLY . . . WITH THESE REDUCTIONS 4M«nufteturtr'« uisgtilid null prlci reduction lor FORD C. Clark, 19, of 4 First St., • Ford'Oalula (00 with opllonil «qulpm«nt lltltd. remained in the Monmouth County Jail yesterday in lieu ALL SALES FINAL of $350 bail following his ar- rest Friday on charges of PRICES WILLNEVER BETHIS LOW AGAIN! theft and possession of a' NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGES stolen car. Detective Capt. Robert Letts said the man was apprehend- JVST SAY . . . CHARGE IT WITH: AIR-CONDITIONED ed by Patrolman William MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY Fowlie in Port Monmouth in OR FOR YOUR\SHOPPING a car allegedly stolen from COMFORT * ?.• 90 MONMOUTH STREET 741-6000 ' RED BANK, NEW JERSEY • f Wrightstown. , FROM OUR READERS THE DAILY REGISTER «*e Fejjl A Diplomatic Agw*-** C*m Be _ Aiming Our Worth ;f ^ T > 192 Branch Ave. Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated Red Bank, N. J. , . M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishes To the Editor: Whenever you hear about hippies on the news, they've Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor usually done something that strikes out against "the estab- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor lishment." —6 Tuesday, July 21, 1970 AU subject matter in the news seems to be "Hypocrites vs. Hypocrites." In one corner of the ring we have a small percentage of our exploited flower children, who are poor- ly represented by coverage in the media. Their actions only hurt their own peers by crying out for acceptance for what theyare and at the same time being prejudiced against people who live-under a different facade, Indicating their Curbing the Unsafe Driver beliefs in life. This is a farce as far as their cause goes. It is unfortunate that so often it Most of the 59 passengers were And Ihe same applies for anyone expecting to be accepted children from a Long Island day for what they are and being so shortsighted as to think that requires a tragedy to bring to light a it would be justifiable for them to be prejudiced. One hand practice or a policy which is faulty or school. Subsequently it was disclosed has to wash the other in order to reach any kind of under- dangerous. Such is the case of the that the bus driver had a record of standing. "•" ' '.•'•'••'• eight accidents, six convictions-of driv- "Love your brother" doesn't only apply to relatives, It Pennsylvania bus crash which took the ing violations and five license suspen- applies to mankind. And mankind obviously comes in all lives of seven children, and the conse- sorts of colors, shapes and forms! And if ttie people who sions. Two months ago, after being quent emergency action by the New wave their banners for."peace" and "love" have disrespect refused a license to driye'a school bus, for established rules made by established citizens, then they Jersey Division of Motor Vehicles to he had been granted a license to oper- are hypocrites by tearing them down. crack down on drivers with histories of ate charter buses. Later he was or- "Hippies" should stop harping about everyone' else's many accidents and violations. dered to attend driver improvement hypocrisy and reexamine their motivations (or hiding be- hind a cop-out philosophy., Maybe their intentions. start The immediate check of the rec- school, but the charter bus license con- out to.be good, but a great many of them haven't'the right ords of New Jersey's 4 million driv- tinued valid. to expound on the universal condition when their experience ers, ordered by division director Ron- Whether the accident probe ulti- and foresight is limited to the narrow-minded notions of ald M. Heymann, ds essential. That it mately ascribes the tragedy to human what truth is. I say it's about time everybody looked into themselves took a tragic accident to precipitate error, mechanical 'failure or a hazard- as objectively as possible and saw their own misconceptions the action is difficult to understand, ous road condition, the oversight concerning the appreciation of human life and how they and the need for an investigation of which permitted licensing of the driv- abuse their own worth. Then we'll see some changes. the oversight which permitted a driver er for public conveyance points up Bernice Connett with a long record of violations to the need for stricter safeguards. obtain certification to drive a charter Fortunately, the division has electron- The Bicycle Law bus also is indicated. ic record check aids which will per- 305 Broadway New York, N. Y. The bus, driven by Hubert Daye ' mit scanning of the 4 million records To the Editor: of Montclair, skidded on a curve in only about 10 days. It's quite pos- , I beg.your indulgence in these trying times where riots on slick> pavement and went down sible that the check will turn up and mob rule have plagued the Jersey Shore; I ask that you an embankment near Allentown, Pa. similar licensing oversights. listen to my plea to reply to the comments made about the Matawan Bicycle Ordinance by Councilman Thomas Pow- ers. (July 7 edition) . Although the issue may be trite on its face, the principle Diligent Police Work •of what is right and best for Matawan as well as what con- A Howell barracks trooper's quick learned that the suspects had been fir- A CONSERVATIVE VIEW stitutes fair comment is at stake. The replies of Mr. Pow- ing at the trooper through their car's ers were made in niy absence at a township meeting and as apprehension of a suspect and recovery such he received front page coverage in your second, sec- of $188,000 of the quarter-million-dol- rear window during the chase. tion. I ask for equal coverage to reply to his statements lar loot in a bank branch robbery last Commented Gov. William T. Cahill, Magic Words for Lawyers since some of the statements he rendered were totally un- in a letter to Trooper Tomasik, "Your week was in the highest tradition of By JAMES J. KlLPATRICK an act to line the pockets of ingenious true and inaccurate. To begin with, although Mr. Powers now says the grant diligent police work and commands efforts are to be highly commended Magic words float around Capitol Hill attorneys. If this bill passes, the lawyers and can only be a source of inspira- will be in high cotton; their client con- came from an agency of the federal government other than the respect and gratitude of a citizenry just as they used to float around Groucho sumers will be still hoeing the short rows. H.U.D., three papers and a witness confirm the fact that fortunate to have men of the trooper's tion to your fellow troopers." • Marx. This month's magic phrase is The Tydings bill does not. reach the his initial public comments did declare H.U.D. was the agen- A police officer pursuing his duties "consumer protection" and in the name area of consumer dissatisfaction that cy involved. Your attention is called to ... The Red' Bank caliber working for the protection of of that holy incantation,, a group of sen- their lives and property. is not engaged in a popularity contest, causes most complaints. It has nothing to Register of June 16th, page 5 . ; . ators headed by Joe Ty- do with products that give trouble by rea- our state police superintendent, Col. dings of Maryland is Admittedly, Mr. Powers could have meant to state one Trooper Richard Tomasik, tipped son of bad workmanship or poor design. agency and by a slip of the lip replied by stating another i by a passerby that there was trouble David B. Kelly, pointed out the other about to force action on The operative words are "unfair" and "de- a very bad bill. Each of us has experienced an occasion where we said one atrthebank, arrived at the scene in day. "We have to expect that people ceptive." These are old words in the Fed- thing and meant another. What I can't understand is Hie This is the "Consum- eral Trade Commission Act, but age has time to see the getaway car leav- aren't going to like us when we have er Class Action Act," by long delay in correcting that error. not refined them. They are still woolly Furthermore, Mr. Powers now admits that the ordinance ing the scene and gave chase. A half- to arrest them," he explained. When which consumers as a words, soft to the touch of the law. law-breaking involves large numbers class, rather than as in- * # * was not a-prerequisite to the grant, as was previously ex- mile later the driver lost control and pressed in the newspapers. Why then was such an ordinance qf people, as in civil disturbances of dividuals, could bring the car spun off the road. Trooper suit if they felt them- THE CLASS-ACTION bill would open a placed in the grant? : Tomasik nabbed a suspect. Although recent years, the enemiesmay become selves damaged by -"un- happy hunting preserve to ambitious law- Other questions come to mind now which need clarifi- two other suspects escaped, one was I numerous. fair or deceptive acts or yers with a quick eye for the plump cation. On what basis does Mr. Powers conclude ttiat the KILPATH1CK bird. They are not likely to be much con- apprehended a few hours later. A performance like Trooper Tom- practices." The first de- bicycle ordinance became part of the terms of the grant cerned with fraud in the ghetto: No mon- if it was not initially within its terms. Is this a legal opin- asik's serves to remind us that a po- fendants ought to be the manufacturers of Police found the $188,000 near the this bill. ey there. But has a major manufacturer ion or a personal opinion? If a legal opinion, then what is getaway car a short time after the ap- liceman's life is fraught with hazards On the surface, the class-action idea gotten a little too exuberant in his adver- basis, for same? Does Mr. Powers have any case or rule prehension. With the discovery of a and that the welfare of all of us de- makes sense. No one questions that thou- tising? Has.he promised a "benefit' that or agency adjudication to cite? If not, let's kill the ordi- pends on his dedication to his duties sands of consumers afe damaged or swin- may not be fully deliverable? Well, then, nance and enact some real measures such as I previously .45 caliber machine gun and spent , let us find 10 customers ready to say suggested. Your turn, Mr. Powers. ; in the face of danger. dled each year by businessmen with the shells in the getaway car, it was ethical sense of con artists. they've been damaged, and let us sue in Richard Wolfe • Under present law, especially when the name of 10,000 more. Ihe separate sums of money are small, it One of leading proponents of the INSIDE WASHINGTON is all but impossible for the defrauded bill is John Banzhaf, the hot«yed con- Abortions in State sumer, crusader who now teaches -law. He '. - • ' 7 Buttonwood Drive consumer to recover anything. By the time v he pays a lawyer, locates the defendant makes no bones about the attractiveness : ' •• Fair Haven, N.' J. JobforCongressman's Wife businessman, files suit in a small claims of a class-action bill to his students. "Just To the Editor: court, and waits for his case to get before give us the tools," he told a Senate com- This is in response to a recent letter in your paper In By ROBERT S. ALLEN ALSO VERY HELPFUL was a letter a judge, months or years may elapse. In mittee, "these people will bring the action. which 825 Spring Lake citizens voiced their outraged, opposi- and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH from newly-installed HEW Secretary El- the typical case, the consumer swallows They want to. They want to, either as a. tion to any liberalization of New Jersey's abortion law. _ Those five women scientist-aquanauts liot Richardson, warmly lauding Mrs. Rie- his loss; and if the consumer is a low-in- part of their practice and earn their living That abortion is premeditated murder as stated by their that way,, or simply as a public service." living in an elaborate steel habitat 50 feet gle's ability • and personality. The Ap- come worker, counting every dollar, these petition is open to serious question. The issue is at what are hard lines. Even old-line law firms, Banzhaf testified, undemrater off St. John, Virgin Islands, are propriations Committee has a controlling, point a human becomes .a human. Can the single cell re- equipped with just about everything — in- * * * look with favor on the bill: "This may be sulting from conception be considered a human being? Or cluding an unusual feminine press agent. voice on HEW's multi-billion-dollar budget. for a selfish purpose—they want to make merely the potential for one which will be realized many THE THEORY BEHIND the class-ac- money at it." She is Mrs. Nancy As publicity agent, Mrs. Riegle is tion approach is that while Joe Doakes, cell divisions later? ; Riegle, blonde, chic wife working under Mark Silverman, an em- by himself, may be helpless, a thousand The desirable purposes of the Tydings • The answer to this question can be answered variously of Rep. . Donald Riegle, ploye of General Electric, Philadelphia, guys named Joe constitute a potent force. bill can foe achieved in another fashion, depending upon one's religious and cultural background, Jr., R-Mich. — who just which built the underseas habitat. A na- If each of the plaintiffs had a $100 claim, without enriching lawyers or unfairly ha- • and upon the later development of one's own moral convic- happens to be a member tional Sunday supplement magazine is pre- a defendant company suddenly faces a rassing manufacturers, in such a way that tions. This development may, for instance, be influenced of the House Appropria- paring to publish an article on the proj- suit for $100,000. Multiply the figures as consumers can t>e served without pro- by the social injustice of easy abortions for those who can tions /Committee which • ect and Mrs. Riegle — and her husband. you please: This is real money, and when longed litigation in already overburdened pay for them — while those who cannot either get a botched- authorized the $2 million Rep. Riegle, 32, in addition to being you talk real money, people listen. courts. This is by strengthening the hands up job by a quack or give birth to an unwanted child de- in federal funds for the one of the youngest men in Congress, is al- So much for the problem, and so of the Justice Department and the Fed- prived by a cycle of poverty he has helped to produce., Tektite n oceanographic so one of the most ambitious. much for the theory. The trouble with eral Trade Commission, as the Administra- That a view of abortion.which differs from the petition- studies project. Tydings' bill is that. it bears the wrong tion has proposed. Such an approach may ers' has been arrived at by various countries and states of For her public rela- He openly says his aim is to be Pres- title. It is only nominally an act "to ex- be short on gung-ho glamour, but if the the union must give the citizen food for tiiought before cast- ALLEN tions services, Mrs. Rie- ident in 15 years. tend protection against fraudulent or de- object is workable consumer protection, . ing his vote Against abortion reform.. Shall we call the gle is being paid a total of,$1,258 — at * * * ceptive practices." It is more accurately this is flie real-life way to the magic word. hundreds of New York doctors, among them eminent mem- the rate of $34 per diem from June 25 to IN AN INTERVIEW he put it this bers of tiieir profession, who have performed abortions in Aug^ 1, plus ?168 air fare. way: "It's the only logical goal of a man YOUR MONEY'S WORTH the last few weeks murderers by the petitioners' definition? Unlike the scientist-aquanauts, she is in public life who is interested in this prob- An important point is one raised by the good people of not at the bottom of the sea observing lem-solving business and wants to change Spring Lake themselves — namely overpopulation. I must the at - times - dangerous things for the better. The presidency is 9 agree with the petition that abortion will not solve this over- experiments and tests. where the-power is to make things hap- Antique Car 'Investing whelming problem — contraception certainly is mucfi more Mrs. Riegle, accom- pen." reasonable as a method. But until contraceptive knowledge panied by her three small By SYLVIA PORTER —Learn the. basic ingredients of value and devices are available to all segments of society (a situ- After two terms in the White House, in antique (pre-1930) and classic cars (gen- children, is living com- "Go-Go Don," as he is known among Let's say you've watched the antique ation lacking due to archaic laws, lack of government ac- fortably in a resort ho- car buff*Vvho lives next door buy up a erally speaking, the bigger,'grander ones tions, and poor education), abortion should be considered as House colleagues, would like to become a built between 1925 and 1942). Specifically tel on balmy St. John. college president by his mid-50s. steady procession of old, run-down Dues- an additional means of stemming our disastrous population The five-week sine- enbergs, Auburns, Franklins and Hispano this means the car's make and model, its As a two-term congressman, Riegle rarity, condition, engineering and aesthet- rise. cure is providing her has already left his mark. Not only is he Suizas for a couple of thousand dollars If a breakdown in society occurs, it will not be because family with a delightful each, tinker with them ic excellence. Open cars — e.g., tourers, a the youngest freshman ever put on the roadsters,—tend to be many times more of "permissiveness" as the petition states; it will be be- summer vacation with • powerful Appropriations Committee, but evenings after work, and resell them after they've valuable than hardtop sedans and coupes. cause of unremedied social injustice and environmental dis- pay he was singled out for distinction by two GOLDSMITH . been restored for $10,000 Convertibles fall somewhere in between- struction caused by too many people. Mrs. Riegle's qualifications for her '•}.. diametrically opposite elements — the U.S. these two categories. Any classic car which • Yours truly • Junior Chamber of Commerce and the New to $15,000 apiece! -AND HE WAS ALREADY PRETTY NERVOUS! choice job are decidedly questionable. You've watched what was considered a masterpiece when it was • •'•'- Janet Close She has had virtually no training or Left Nation, magazine. built, still is considered so by sophisticated In 1967, the Jaycees designated him began as a profitless hob- experience as a scientist, aquanaut or by turn into a lucrative, antique car collectors. publicity agent. one of the 10 outstanding young men of the country, and that same year The Na- moonlighting operation, * * * ••In the spring, as a "semi-volunteer," and now you're wonder- she did some part-time work on the Tek- tion hailed him as one of the two best con- A CAR'S MODEL is all-important: gressmen. ing: "'How might I get tite II project. On May 8-9, the Interior into this profitable You can buy a fully-restored 1903 curved- Department, in overall charge of the un- Chief reason for the New Left •> acco- PORTER field?" dash Oldsmobile runabout for $3,500 today, derseas studies, paid her round-trip ex- lade was his vigorous opposition to the but a 1903 Stevens Duryea or Mercedes may Vietnam war. He is also in the front rank Here are guidelines from Edgar Jurist, cost you $20,000 to $30,000. However, a penses to New York where she joined a president of the Vintage Car Store in Ny- United Nations group that was flown to of the group that characterizes itself as car's age has little to do with its value. ack, N. Y., who pioneered retailing in this Many pre-1915 cars can be. bought .today the Virgin Islands on a National Guard "liberal Republicans." field, and other ; , IB WHAT'S NEW? 10:00 8 CBS NEWS SPECIAL |C| Sfclliin Clkn T:2S; 8:40. tothedogsl . 4:30 "Folk Songs NOL3" 0 O 10 O'CLOCK NEWS (Cl war movies!" 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The film is baud on the ever- NEPTUNE CITY- A wife accuaes lier husband vt being in low vith popular "St. Louis Blues." SloUltn Clan 3:00; 7:10; 0:30. ' his ex-wife. - - 1:00 0 THE ONE A.M. REPORT (C) O IEAT THE OiOCK (Cl Cl TONIGHT'S NEWS (Cl SPRING LAKE 0 NEW JER5JET SPEAKS iFOR ITSELF 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY RTTZ- "Goldea-Aje" •Full Hearts and Empty FockeU". (IBM) starring Buy Rider 7:40; 9:S0. ' O THE DEBBIE REYNOLDS SHOW (C) Thomas Pritsch, Senta Berger. Grtea lead! an «m- -Advise and jOhawnt;" JWbble (Xnch-hlU wspapBr vOlumnlat who givt* advict to his downfall. ALG0NQUIN- to readera •MKh nnftllenis. fR) O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (Cl Bentath the Planet at U» Ajei O TOTELL.THETRWH (C| 1:25 0 ROL CAMP . • 2:00; 7:00; 9:05. 0 THE VIPrfJINW, SRAHAM SHOW ' 1:10 0 THE LATE SHOW BRIELLE Gueats: Ttnnmv Tlae, 'Florence Henderson, John "The Immortal Sergeant" WW starring Henry ' Kearney, Dstvm Hartman, Norman Kaplan, Jr. Fonda, Maureen O'Ham. BatUe.hardened sergeant CO1AB BY DSXUXB SOtk. 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Prim New England Iasade discovers them ENGAGEMENT ARNOLD- "Black Water Gold" starriri; Kelr Dullea, Lana is something more to Ufa Ulan library and family 775-1881 Wooci. A sunken Spanish galleon, containing a for- hislory. . ' Funny G-lrt 2:00; 7:00; 8:35. tune in unmelted gold pieces, la the lure for a team BAY HEAD ^>fVjy!JirfV^^^V^V^^>.^t^>^>^V^^^^^.^>*^V^S D0VER- after helng found guilty in 787-0300 . Airport 2:00; 7:05; 9:40. WEDNESDAY DRTVE-IN- Munfcipal Court last night of Beyond the Planet of the Apes LAST TIME TONITE ONLY 8:40; 12:40: The Undefeated 10:30. trespassing Rider 7:O0; 10:25; JUica'f hS^WS^^^S^^A^^^^^k^^^^^^^^^^^A^^^^^^^^^^^, • Restaurant 8:3S. COLOR by Deluxe United Artists 775-8883 775-4112 HAZLET ?i Four Admit | EATONTOWN PLAZA- STARTS TOMORROW OMMUNITY NOW at Blclllan Clan 7:00; 9<15. \ Drug Chargefe KELIYS^ OWK RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- ' Special Popular Prices NOW Beyond the Valley ot tha Doll. FREEHOLD — Four men HEROES .J:40; 12:00; Only Gime in Town have pleaded guilty to nar- 10:30. BENEATH THE BARBRA STREISAND KEYPORT cotics charges. PLAYING Admitting marijuana pos- "A stranger "•••• HIGHEST RATINGP STRAND ART— / X DLANET - Womfa Noh. M.r. Daly N«y>' Han £ wife 7:15;. 1:48; 10:l». i session were: in town" .BOK«JII1(II~~— KEANSBURG lohn P. McAllister, 14?. As- COLONIAL / tor Place, Long Branch, Dec. OIANT rREE PLAYGROUND AIRPORT Funny Girl 7:00: »:J0. ' 10 in Long Branch; Richard PLUS 2ND BIG HIT EAST BRUNSWICK ' ENDS TODAY TORT UNCASTER' BEAM fllMmi TURNPIKE- Clanton, Ocean Ave., Long ELVIS PRESLEY OUTDOOR — Boys In the, .Band BraBcn, Jan. 27 in Long "Beyond The Valley of the Dollt" JEM SEBEMS • JA6QUEUIIE USSET 8:45; 12:45; Boston strangler 10:50. Ph» "Only Game is Town" "CHANGE OF HABIT' INDOOR — Boys in the Band 7.-30; Branch, and TTiom.-is L. fiEMfiE KENNEOY • HEtEN HAYES 11-.35; Boston Strangler 9:36. 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IN SHOWN AT 7:15, 8:45, 10:10 Freehold Mall II — "AIRPORT" TOWN — "Z" "ONE MORE TIME" •THEjDAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-JflDDZIfllOWN, N, J.t TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1570 'Fondue1 Book Bound to Please By Marguerite Henderson gan as an interesting diver- in the doing, glivfcred - in Red Bank; Dru Baird's China There is a slim green vol- sion as she and friends among homeraaking (in Rum- and Glass Shop, Rumson, and ume ring-bound in brown that "talked fondues, experiment- son for heir husband Jiin and at Llncroft Books and Rec- could change your entire life- ed and exchanged recipes." four childinen) cooking demon- style. Its title is simply "Fon- Gradually, while grating strations itnd Register • writ- ords. ($2.50). , ', due" and its author is Mar- cheese, simmering sauces ing. A few) of her fondue and What about fondues altering got Smith — food columnist and lacing chocolate fondues sauce recdpes were culled your life-style? Well, despite for The Daily Register who with cognac or Swiss fondues from Register copy, but Mar- Margot's explanation of the adds as much spice to her with kirsch, the idea of hav- got — openly enthusiastic dish's humble origin (workf Thursday prose as her guest ing them all congealed into about her lurst taste of "cook- ingmen's families dunking chefs do to their recipes. one flavor - packed volume booking" -~ is already plan- dry bread in a common Margot, also well - known took hold. ning a lariger, more encom- cheese-filled -pot) and al- hereabouts for her gourmet Line Drawings passing volume that wjU in- though her book includes cooking classes, has taken her The soft cover book, self- , elude man}' receipts that first •something called a Campef's first mincing steps (meaning published with Margot's own met the te,;t of public appeal Fondue (cheddar cheese and small and elegant, not finely Pantry Press logo (used also in this parier. chicken boiiillon -over a diced) into book publishing on her stationery and for In l|ocal Shops wood-burning fire) and many with "Fondue," • a compila- culinary accounts) contains 36 But a bpok-in-the-hand is teetotaler quickies (using pre- ; tion of cheese, meat; seafood, pages with an equal number worth two-.in-the-brain; and packaged mixes and sauces) dessert and party snack reci- of Margot's delicate pen and "Fondue" |s already avail- fondues, for'the'most paift, pes plus an invaluable collec- ink drawings of cooking uten- able at a Inumoer of local still suggest candlelight, fiBe-' tion of 34 complementary sils and ingredients, every- bookstores and specialty ' wine, a relaxed atmosph6r%e,~ sauces. thing from lobsters to pine- shops including Epl • Curious, good friends and a gracious The book according to its apples. Fair Haven p Thei Red Bank hostess in 'patio pajarria's; author (ana illustrator!) be- Margot's book was a year Book Store ; and Heirlooms, With "Fondue"-r that's you1 Entrant in Miss United Fund Contest NEW SHREWSBURY - Hook, where swimming is The agency's entrant was tance. She's been with the The first entrant in the Miss pleasant. In winter, it's ice- selected from four Welfare agency three years and en- United Fund beauty contest is skating for "Rene's" recre- Board nominees. The others joys the work which she be- a tall, 20-year-old, blue-eyed were Mrs. Isabelle DePhillips ation. lieves is a service to the com- brunette whose background is In the United Fund contest of Eatontown; Miss Linda the Navesink River. Mrs. Lu- Finley, Little Silver and Mrs. munity. she will represent the Mon- 1 rene Blodgett had lived all mouth County Welfare Board. Annie Townes, Long Branch. As an entrant in the United her life on GMlespie Ave. in The agency is among the Mrs. Blodgett now lives in Fund contest, Mrs. Blodgett Fair Haven," a short block organizations and companies Oceanport and is married to will compete to be one of the from the river. which participate in the Unit- Rolfe S. Blodgett Jr., a chem- six. area winners. According She is the daughter of Mr. ed Fund through their em- ical operator at Humble Oil to United Fund executives, • and Mrs. Lewis A. Davison ployes' contribution plan. The Company, Linden. She is a the winning Miss United Fund and was born in Riverview contest was sponsored by the 1967 graduate of Rumson-Fair •will be crowned in Septem- Hospital in Red Bank. A wa- Monmouth County Welfare Haven High School. ber at the Garden State Arts FIRST BOOK — John Connelly, owner of the Red Bank Book Store, discusses the ter sports enthusiast, in sum- Board Employees Association In her professional life Center. new "Fondue" cookbook with its author, The Daily Register food columnist Margot mer she water-skis and goes in cooperation with the Wel- Mrs. Blodgett is a welfare trhe Welfare Board partici- boating on her parents' cabin Smrtfi. (Register Staff Photo) fare Board. aide in the intake application pates in the. United Fund cruiser to the coves at Sandy process unit at the Welfare, through an employes' contri- Board} Her duties involve ver- bution plan. These employes ifying financial information of contributed more than $2,400 Mrs. Lurene Blodgett applicants for public assis- in 1969. • . There's No Beating Common Sense Steinbach Presents Special Events ASBURY PARK - Begedor, of tSteinbach, Asbury Park. fashion comforters and pil- fashions by Denise, a collec- TThe Begedor leather fash- lows. Countess Rose York, Dear Ann Landers: The set them straight. And now What's this country com- your dad gave away your tion of elegant Israeli leathers ions are noted for the fine head of the firm will appear letter from the nut who may I have the last word to ing to when a man can't get pet. Supply the missing links and suedes, will appear at hand detailing in tailoring and in the five Steinbach stores wanted her husband to spank the bride whose father pre- a beer at four o'clock in the and I'll offer an opinion. two trunk showings by the seajming. Coats, suits, and during the week to consult her got my ire up. Every sented his prospective son- afternoon without getting How far should a teen-age Steinbach Company tomor- costumes will be featured, in- Ann Landers row. ~uow~and-their one of these embarrassed like that? What couple go? Can necking be cluding a sleeveless midi- with customers on her _hjgli__ in-law with a hairbrush as ~ a fashion line. sick women writes to you wedding present? can the average citizen do? safe? When does it become The first will be a charity coart made of suede in a striking a woman. Show me buffet and fashion show for patjehwork of colors. Many of The Begedor fashion show and it pleases me that you My dad was an old-fash- — San Francisco Shame too hot to handle? Send for the Lakewood , Chapter of the; garments sport fur, lin- will follow a Chinese buffet a wife whose husband beats : ioned 'Indian. In fact, he Dear Shame: The average Ann Landers' booklet, "Neck- Hadassah, which will be held ingis. ' < luncheon for Hadassah on her and I will show you a DIAMONDS was in the Cherokee Run in citizen can read. Bars that ing And Petting — What Are on board the Mon Lei, a 116- The showing for the Lake- board the Mon Lei. The House Oklahoma. He had never woman whose father feature half naked waitress- The Limits?" Mail your re- year-old Chinese junk an- wocid Hadassah will be.- a of Chong, Brick Township, and chored in the King's Grant private viewing at dockside of will cater. Mrs. Barbara heard of Sigmund Freud, but spanked her well into adult es say so on the outside. quest to Ann Landers in care life. — Content of your newspaper enclosing Marina, Point Pleasant. the JMon Lei, which is owned Somers, Steinbach director of Estate Jewelry I remember his reply to my You'll be happy to know that The second, which will be by lAlen York, advertising fashion shows and special mother when she asked him . Dear Content: Your story most of these clip joints 50c in coin and a long, and public relations director BOUGHT 1 open to the public, will be events, is arranging the char- proves once more that com- have gone out of business. stamped, self-addressed en- 'held at 3:30 p.m. in the for (Rose York Associates, ity affair in cooperation with Individual gems and es- to paddle my older sister. "You must paddle the girls mon sense is better than all Dear Ann Landers: Six. velope. • second floor cpat department Inc., manufacturers of high a committee from Hadassah. tate jewelry can be dis- yourself if you feel they need the book • larnin' in the months ago I bought a pedi- creetly turned into cash it. If female children are world. • greed Chinese pug dog-with at Reussilles'. struck by their father they Dear Ann Landers: I re- my own money. I was crazy Our reputation and pro- will want their husbands to sent the letter from the writ- about him. fessional integrity are hitthem.'V er who referred to males Yesterday when I came your ' assurance of a My three sisters and who look at girls' legs on the home from a movie my proper and true evalua- bus as "dirty old men." mother informed me that dad tion. I feel certain our father's treatment' of us was an im- There are more dirty young had given away my dog. I portant factor in our lives. women around than dirty blew my top. Now I am not Reussilles' We all selected gentle men old men. speaking to either of my M BROAD AT THE CLOCK who would not dream of Does the writer know how parents and they are treating many females are working me like I have some loath half naked in bars these some disease. Was my dad days? It isn't safe anymore right to do this? Does my for a family man to stop for letter sound biased? Please Ws worth o trip from anywhere te a quick one on his way answer in the paper so my MM* fobi/oK MMOJ fasaJOR •vwrr.' home. Last Saturday I took folks can see it. — Prairie our 21-year-old son for a Village Family Fight beer while his mother was Dear Fighter: Your letter shopping. The place used to doesn't sound biased. It be respectable. I was sounds incomplete. You offer onmoutk shocked when a cocktail no clue as to WHY your dad waitress appeared wearing gave' away your dog. Did he nothing from the waist up bite somebody? Did he bark except a string of beads: The at night? Did you neglect to Qenlennial kid's eyes nearly fell out of walk him or feed him or his head. I got him out of bathe him? I cannot believe there as fast as I could. that out of a clear blue sky Dine and dance... have marvelous fun at the Alumnae Slate Benefit ,24th Annual TURF CHARITY BALL & CARNIVAt MATAWAN - Mrs. Aloy- SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25 sius F. Ring Jr., 8 Colonial Drive, was elected president of the Monmouth County Club Gome and celebrate with u/our 100th .Anniversary of the College of Saint Eliz- abeth Alumnae. Also elected are Mrs. Rich- * Glittering Midway... Games' and Prizes. ard A. Haynes, Shrewsbury, vice president; Mrs. James •k Auction of Valuable Donated Gifts. Leo, Atlenhurst, treasurer; -Mrs. William A. Gillen, Lin- "k Continuous Music,,. Lester Lanin in person IIP TO OFF croft, recording secretary, directing his Society Orchestra. and Mrs. Philip DeStasio, GREAT DESIGNER Middletown, corresponding FASHIONS secretary. ' Proceeds to locd hospitals and charities Mrs. Ring, who received a Silts BS degree in home economics Coats from the college, is a former • Costumes - faculty member of Paramus : Cocktail Dresses * " • High School and recently has Admission $10-Dinner reservation $20, taught at the Matawan Com- , • i. Evening Gowns munity Adult School and the Mrs. Aloyslus F. Ring Dancing starts at 9 PM- Dinner at 8 Sportswear Middletown Recreation Com- One-of-a-kind Designer Originals mission. DAUGHTER IS BORN Similar reductions on our Boutique itemi The Alumnae Club will hold of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Sr., its annual luncheon and fash- Bingham Ave., Rumson. Mrs. MONMOUTH PARK CLUBHOUSE All Sales Final ion show on the Convent Sta- Laurie is the former Susan Charge Accounts Invited tion campus, for the benefit Ball, daughter of Mr. and of the Mahoney Library and' Mrs.., Richard Ball of South Store Open Every Saturday Scholarship Fund. The event Bend, Ind. is set for tomorrow at noon TEANECK - Mr. and Mrs. in the Spring Lake Golf and Donald Laurie Jr. of Little SPRING LAKE Country Club. Fashions will Ferry are parents of a daugh- 1113 THIRD AVENUE be by the Belmar Fashion ter, Meghan Elizabeth, born Corner. Mrs. Leo, 300 Corlies July 11 here in Holy Name,, Ave., Allenhurst, is in charge Hospital. This is ttieir fi|rst of reservations. child. Mr. Laurie is the son WHITTIER OAKS — This is a scene in Whittier Oaks, a housing come from New York and N$rth Jersey. Most like their homes LAWN LEISURE — Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kotkin romp on the lawn of t'heir Whinier development in Marlboro. Many of the residents there have and the area. (Register Staff Photos) Oaks home with their children, Hope and Howie. The Kotkins came here from Queens. &W3SEBI Whittier Oaks Found 'Fun Place' Red Bank, N. J., Tuesday, July 21,1970 -9 By PHYLLIS SPIEGEL he said, "but it has its inner rewards and adages of fears-and nonsense about racial ing them here because they are not suf- (Second of a two-part series) satisfactions." differences," Mr. Murrill said. "We live to- ficiently concerned and involved." MARLBORO - While many Whittier Freida McLaughlin, an outgoing,' en- gether in marvelous rapport, help each Mr. Kotkin is pleased to note that Oakes residents are complaining about the ergetic woman, has been active in the other with lawns and other projects and some in power are beginning to act to lack of recreation facilities, Councilman homeowners association. She was campaign there[ is genuine concern and interest." alleviate the drug problem. O'MaraHits Judge John McLaughlin, 1 MacLeish Drive, and " chairman for the Greater Freehold Hospial CAME FROM QUEENS Despite Mr. Kotkin's cry against the his family are constantly on the go, enjoy- Association which raised over $20,000 in An English teacher at Marlboro High apathy, many in Whittier Oaks are in- ing what they consider the riches of the Whittier Oaks. School, Irvin Kotkin, 49Millay Road, came volved. area. here from Queens because he wanted to live "Because we're small and a single Appointment Act "Seems like every time I turn around Mrs. McLaughlin, whose enthusiasm and work in a community. Mr. Kotkin ran voice stands out here, people feel their I'm getting involved in something or other," a voluntary tutoring service. But he is un- importance," said Dick Previte, 7 Kilmer LITTLE SILVER -Coun- lowed to exercise his statuto- should be contagious, said, "We have cul- she said. , cilman John O'Mara, the only ry right to make appointments ture, sports and relaxation. The Garden happy about what he sees as a "lack of Drive. Mr. Previte, an ex-member of the Democratic incumbent run- to fill council vacancies un- State Arts Center brings New York to us in While some, like the McLaughlins, are planning." Planning Board is president of the local Re- ning this November, last less there are substantial and a sense, and we try to get there twice a immersed in their community, others are "We came here to find better condi- publican Club and is Republican municipal , night scored GOP Mayor serious objections to his month in season. The half-hour ride to almost totally involved with their homes tions an,t)j8.70 for the library service they — where 100 feet are required state trying to take over lo- Ml'hllctown 49.671] 76 30.010.50 Hendricks, a board member, county judge. troduced which will increase are providing." MlllHlcme 1.511.59 .1.600.03 1.351.79 and with a 4.5-acre lot in a the fee for making occupancy cal lihraries," he added. "Lo- Miininontli Hi irh 1.1R3.07 2,075.26 2.508.20 replied. Back to System -Ncptunp 11.281.4(1 2L'..13S. 11 26.938.61 "We have 20 such applica- zone where a 10-acre lot is inspections from $4 to $7 for "Don't get me wrong, many cal libraries would continue Ni'ptunr III; 0,351.50 ' 4.137.82 5,001.03 required. local libraries are doing a New Shn wMiuij 10,887.61 7.106.04 8.599.48 tions before us tonight that "We're going back to the each inspection. to exist, run by their own lo- -0,61(1.60 19,323.14 2.1.351.67 fine job," the senator said. Ocpaniiort 9,230.61 . 6,712.51 8.119.12 are illegal according to our The board referred to the old system," said Council- Under a recent ordinance, cal library boards." Keil Ban — 11.R25.0S 8.959.93 1 man Theodore J. Labrecque, "But they are not all able to RnfiseveH \ 031.58 607.21 733.89 zoning," he stated. Planning Board the applica- all units must be inspected He said Sen. Beadleston's Rumson 11.I2S.15 12.6S8.28 • 15.335.20 who opposed the separatejob supply what libraries must 2.410.90 whenever there is a vacancy. S€-a IlrKrht 1.678.29 . 1 2,913.93 "A project like this should tion of the Lincroft Fire Co., initial bill was "the first at- 9c.i Gift 11.191.32 7,2 1..TO 8,Slli.O3 from the beginning. supply today." Rhi't'WHliur 7.6S7 60 5.009.17 6,054.17 go to the Planning Board," which seeks permission to The inspection fee is being tempt to come to grips" with .Sliri'U-.itiui \ \v>i 100 'Mi 110.72 133.82 Andrew J. Praskai of Thomp- erect "an addition to its non- The council unanimously raised and is being required Changes Cited Houth BHm ir .'.518.31 1.649.20 1.993.28 the financing problem. "It. Sprint! I.ii i 10.683.18 8,156.12 son Ave. said. comforming firehouse creat- gave the job back to Bor- (or every inspection in an at- Citing the changing concept failed because many people SprtiiR l.a i Ihl ft, IM..10 4 0"0 74 1.870.42 ••lllun HIM II I1.1S1.45 1.230.02 5.112.48 "It will go before the Plan- ing a sideyard of 12 feet in a ough Attorney Samuel Car- tempt to compel apartment of the library in today's so- thought local autonomy would rppiT I-'I-I i in id i ui I.OL'0.07 3.205.83 3.B74.38 Wall TWII "ti.iT.SO 7fi 17.I20.OS 21.053.27 ning Board," Mr. Hendricks zone where a 20-foot side yard otenuto, who will be paid for owners to make whatever re- ciety, the senator said a li- be eliminated," he explained. Wrflt I^mu Hi in li fi.50H.lit 7.866.46 pairs are necessary TOTALS . « Innlngi Steve Buffet was the win- J.Talum.ci 3 0 0 1 Blefary.rf 3 11 Minnesota 4. Cleveland 2 Fan niego 3, Montreal 1 • Front whetl driva And (or only JI34, you can g«> a (uB/ automatic. ning pitcher. He served a one- Repoz.rf * 3 0 0 I Lyttle.rr 0 0 0 Kansas city 3, Detroit 0 Ban Francisco 7, Now Yorlt 4 • Uniqua big-car ride •4-ipRid franimhtlon. Dropfnatyourntttrttt I Azcue.c 3 0 o I Murtson.c SOU Los Angeles 5. TOladelphla 0 Start on Saturday Menersth.p 2 0 11 New York 6. California 1 AliMGDLddit ' hitter which included seven Michael.««s J 0,(0 Oakland 3, Boston 2 Houston 5, Httsbnrgta 4. 12 Innings • FanVfnM disc bfoV«i E.FJsher.p 00 0 I F.Peters'n.p 8 0 1 Cincinnati 4-4, St. Louis 3-0. 10 MIDDLETOWN — The strikeouts. Mike Brock helped Reyn'ds.ph 1 0 0 l Washington 2, Milwaukee 0 innings. • • TTM lorgm trunk m Hi cBn with two games Sunday, Doyle.p 0 0 0 1 < ; Today's Games Today's Games • Opulng qiiortw v»nh and rtof window* Southern N.J. Babe Ruth starting at 2 p.m. and will go his moundsman with a home Baltlmora (Hardln 2-1) at Kansaa Cincinnati (Simpson 13-2) at St. _ , 30 1 3 I 28 66 City (Johnson 3-6), nittit Louis (Cirlton 5-12) • Filrtd carrrtlina and chroiw whnl diia Tournament will begin at 10 through the week until com- run, and Dennis Walling and California Goo 100 OOO—1 Akaio (John 7-12) at Cleveland New York (McAndrew 4-S) at San Bill McCarty smacked round- New York 01O 200 30x—« (Band 3-8) nifrht Dletto (Kirby Bin. nlutit ' a.m. Saturday at newly-com- pletion. Thirteen games will _U>B — California 4, New York 1. -•stroll (McLoin O-J) at Minnesota Montreal (Morton n* at Lo, ASBURY PARK trippers one after the'other. ZB — Cater. HR — Spencer . (Zepp 5-0). night Angeles (Button 11-6). n*cht A & G Motors pleted {facilities in Bodman be played on a double loss Cater (5). Bletary (8). BB—Kenney. r^alllornla iWYIfflit 13-6) at Boston Chicago (Jenkins 10-11) at At- IP RREIlUr" (tiagy 3-1). night lanta (Jarris 10-71. nlrht 82 Main St. FafE " elimination basis. The winner Bill Casagrande allowed Oakland (BoBson 8-10) at Washing- PWIadMphla (Wise 7-7) at Ban Mesemth

"Mrs. Collins Takes Tomahawk Tourney LINCROFT — Mrs. Elea- nor Collins won the non-win- ners tournament at Toma- hawk Golf Club yester- day with a net 37. Mrs. Libby King was one stroke behind at 38. BY THE NUMBERS — In numerical order, the first four thoroughbreds soar over Ihe COMMERCIAL* RESIDENTIAL first jump in yesterday's third race at Monmouth Park. The race, at one mile and three-quarters, was won by Predomino (4), loft, with veteran Bobbie McDonald in the stirrups. Bold Beggar (I), finished second, ridden by William Moore. Atrevido (2) was third with Joseph L. Aitcheson Jr. aboard, and Duke Cannon (3), Calvin Moore up, was fourth. The winner ran fhe disance in 3:33 3/5 and paid $11 in the first hurdle race of tjta season at the Oceanport plant.

DRIVEWAYS-PARKING LOTS Midgets Sail • RESURFACED On NavkHnk • REPAIRED NOW thru RED BANK - The Middle botanicals iiyfeiv^i •ENLARGED Atlantic Midget Sailing August 8 Championships will be held at • SEALED the Monmouth Boat Club be- ginning tomorrow morning. OTTINGER & SON COMING HI-LIGHTS The event will be raced in Blue Jays by young sailors OCEANPORT, N.J. SELECT HANDICAP who will not reach their 15th 2 milBt from Card«n St. Pirkwiy, Exit 105 Wad. July 22 CALL birthday before Sept. 1. WSntUO lONDON WV C4N CUtltUD,f«OM OIAIN • HIIAM WAIKED I. JONS IMC, f£0«i», UINOM ' FOR * New! Exacts Wagoring $100,000 SORORITY ESTIMATES; 291-2727 UIIIDIK UNDID II NOT ABUltUO sat. July 25 Tony Esposito set a modern era record of 15 shutouts as a 90 proof POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM goaltcnder with the Chicago Black Hawks last season. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 Television Cameras For Bamm Hollow Tourney

By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN Register Sports Editor The Bamm Hollow Country Club, which will become the The Chuck Wagon first 27-hole golf complex In Monmouth County with the completion ol its "new nine" late next year, came up with another first over the weekend. Dodge Open earlier this year, took home the top prize for Taking a cue from the major television networks, a pro, an easy-to-kandle $2,000. He also gained an auto- Saturday's member-guest competition was recorded on matic entry into the $300,000 Dow Jones Open at the Upper closed circuit TV, complete with instant replays. The Montclair Country Club Aug. 27-30. experiment was accomplished with rented equipment from Meanwhile, Tom's brother, Jim, 17, one of the best the Shibaden company, one of the world's three top manu- schoolboy golfers in the state, is an alternate for three facturers of video recording equipment, much to the de- youngsters who will represent New Jersey in a National Pro-Youth tournament in Oklahoma City Aug. 14. Some 20 CAMERA DAY AT BAMM HOLLOW — Nick Ruisi, left, former club thampion,. putts out on the, 18th qroen at light of the club membership. ranking pros will participate with boys from throughout the Bamm Hotlow Country Club on Saturday, as clubmafe Rogar TuHle waits his turn. The golf action is boing tale- Television cameras were used on the first tee and 18th nation. . vised, via a closed circuit hookup, Tony Ancona manning the camera at right. Tut+le is accustomed to being on green. All 54 teams which participated in the tournament Jim fired a 158 for 36 holes of play to finish fourth in a +h« a«tion end of the TV camera. He'i a member of the National Broadcasting Company's news reporting team. were on camera, as a wide-angle beamed a close-up of the field of 2fi in the N. J. Association of Independent Insurance V *,;: •., . , (Register Staff Photo) golfers' swings. Down the fairway a long-range, camera focused on the location of the ball after the shot was made Agents' Big I Tournament at the Forsgate Country Club In

from the first'tee. r. Jamesburg. . Two wide-angle/cameras covered the approach shots Figure filberts can take this one for what it's worth. through the completion of the rounds on the 18th green. Heading into yesterday's action at the current Monmouth Monmouth Park Today Monitors enabled the participants to keep tabs on. their Park meeting, the number 3 post position came home a competitors. winner most frequently (seven times) in the first race, Two one-hour tapes, picture and sound, were shown to while the number 1 spot has scored most frequently (six Entries Selections members, and guests at Saturday night's dinner and dance. times) in the second race. Ironically, the 3 and 1 combina- Naturally, it grabbed a four-star rating. tion has yet to comprise a double. Rythm (Moseley) 109 1—Family Charm, Bright Wynnetlme (Marquez) 118 The production was staged by cameraman Tony Ancona Only the "12 horse" has.yet to win in the first race, .-»Jly Ohaxm Cnwrnburg) 116 31 AraJ>lan Ohlet (Blum) 120 Prospect, Olivia Starr- OUvia Starr 118 6-1 Handsome Jon (fCallal) 118 while the number 2 post has been vjctoriousa-11 of 42 days g 15-1 Superfluity (NB) 111 ^Nash Light, Khul Shah, and commentator Paul Parish of Pleasure Golf, Middletown. 4-1 Banker Bud in the fifth race, while the number' 1 post horse has hit the Bow Your win (Moseley) 111 12-1 ' 5TH—«,000; Clmr. I 3 JO! M 8 Additional post-tournament commentary with local flavor Miss G«t»e« Jet (Vasqoei) 118 15-1 StepoUna (Moseley) 110 J—Jay Upshur, Maori Hero, finish line 10 of 42 days in the ninth. Oinny Spin (Daly) 116 20-1 Jabola (Hole) US was handled by club members Roger Tuttle and Charles Patty C' (Kallai) 116 12-1 Toqulla Breeze (NB) 111 Bhamnus 2nd Atari J«t CNB) 116 6-1 Helen ot Troy (Astorga) 116 Fisher. Tuttle's vocal work was professional all the way;, Apologies to BUI Kern, who' is stepping down as head * eetuaUonsT Girl (NB) 118 151 Nun Better (Vasques) 118 10-a1 4-WynneHme, Ivy Walls, WSHOWT OaljCNB) _116 20-1 Soldier's Deligflit (Solomone) IIS he's a member of the NBC television news team. varsity basketball coach at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional 10-1 Tap The Till (Wf) ltt 8-1. JUcabtaa Knights 12-1 Irlsn onapeau (Blum) 116 DOUBLE TROUBLE High 9chool. Kern plans to return to graduate school to 8bes Got GmVCbni 20-1 5-Jabola, StepoUna, Irish Tropical Jenny JK_, 8-1 -B- tVeo Bitty Me cnnornburr) 118 «TH-*5,5OO: ™%£ffi? ••» »* * work for his, doctorate rather than his master's degree as Forever Always *—, — , The brothers Ulozas are at it again. Tom, 27, lost out Ocala Orphan (Venezla) 111 6-1 6-Toast, Carnaby Girl, Ocala erroneously reported in this corner last Tuesday. Kern SND—H.ooo; clmr.; *** ml « Frannatou" (Moseley) 111 4-1 to amateur Bffly Ziobro of Ash Brook, a 21-year-old Unit- XnflMi Beau (Beneito) 120 30-1 Hot Candy (Hole) 115 _ ., Orphan John's Poltoy (6. Maple) 110 20-1 versity of Maryland senior, in the finals of the N. J. Open received his master's in 1963. Sorry, Bill, and good luck. N«s* Urht (NB) 115 5-2 im AdSrablViSuoeU) 11J 7—C. Blumcnfeld, Hit or Miss, Bcnlb-A-Dub (Carmean) 103 12-1 Carnaby Girl (Patterson) 119 last Friday. Ziobro won by a stroke, as Ulozas carded Unlike the hoopla accorded Willie Mays' 3,000th hit, Curt Windhoek (V«rardl) 120 20-1 Dede Cathlon (Maple) 119 Woodford Khul Efcah (Maple) US 3-1 Toast (Blum) 116 Blefary's 100th home run almost went by the boards un- Great Tlier (lannelli) US 12-1 8—Soon Sun, Pajara, Percha rounds of 71, 72, 74 and 73 for a 280. There's one big Fresh NMCO (Moseley) 110 20-1 7TII—M.OOOi C 3-OP: «r. Haul Couture Bon (S. Maple) 110 20-1 Fox 3rd (Stone) 112 10-1 »-Geauine, Father's Foofc consolation in losing to an amateur though; Ulozas, who noticed last week. When the New York Yankee rightfielder Banker Bud (Mlcel!) 115 4-1 Pal Rate (Plomohok) 116, 12-1 Srht Vision (NB) 115 20-1 Garlocha (lannelli) 111 15-1 steps, SUcky Jim drove away wffli a $5,000 automobile for winning the and former Jersey Shore League performer stroked his AiribMCo (Maple) 115 12-1 Woodtord (Maple) 114 6-1 201 Hit Or Miss (Moseley) 11» 4-1 Best Bet: Genuine ' Fastpack (Blum) 116 8-1 sixth fouHjagger of the year, against the Oakland A!s at Sly Patteraon (KaJIal) 115 6-1 Try N' See (Imparato) 113 12-1 . Tuftcaloosa (B. Maple) 110 All Highest (Mfoell) ltt 201 the Stadium, his father, Vincent, of New Shrewsbury, tele- Apollo jr. (S. Maple) 116 m True Royalty (Marquei) 116 8-1 C. Blumenteld (Cuslmano) 118 3-1 phoned the press box to spread the word that Curt had K>s Clmr.; 4-nPS Hnr.: l-mft-f Scratches Yesterday's Results __, 2nd (Small, Jr.) 146 41 made the century mark. DeeFByttaRyttan (Br(Brittli e 3rd) 141 121 8TH—W.OOO; Alw.; 3-yo: l,'«-ml.: (tart) 1-rSunny Barb, Midnight Wt. 3*4 yo: 6 F. One gport (Innnjato) "" Port Veronerona (Aitchpson(AJtch5jon,_Jr., Jr) 146 20-1 PatBler (PatterMm) 118 4-1 Cupid, Shes Got Grit, Leo EXACTA (4^) F/UP W Bowl (Coswell) i36 Apple Princess (Maiple) 116 Sneakers (KMsen) Tom.Gerrity, Jersey City State College athletic direc- , (Sm)Urwic(SrnlUiwickk . JrJr.)) 14 15 20-1 Soon Sun (Solomone) 114 n Future Assured (Crump) Xlyland (Armstrong) 143 6-1 Delayed Delivery (NB) 111 .8-1 Pitty Me • tor, pens this information about his son, Bruce, who will Jay Upstair ("Plain) Ml 5-2 Perrumed Garden (Blum) 114 10-1 2-Greek Girl, Fly Pattern, •~~ "eBob (Washer) 146 20-1 Franolnette (Aristone) 116 8-1 enter his senior year at Monmouth Regional High School > fPlaln) 141 4-1 Percha (Hole) 114 8-1 Tuscaloosa, Apollo Jr. LmaT Hero (NIB) 162 Fajara (Moseley) 111 3-1 4.40 i 5-2 Sound M| i i • this fall. Bruce, a member of the Golden Falcon golf squad, • — -- 152 20-1 3—Moustache 2nd, Chapel DAILY POPPLE 10-1 0TH—W,0O0;.Cln«.: 3-op: Him, (T.) FA1H »1W»» SBTlBklnlnBton) UT J-l Miss War Nail (MloeU) 111 4.1- JStreet; RegaLLancer,_Tip__ scored a hole-in-one with a sixiron on the 150-yard ninth .1 Street (Moore) 162 15-1 Ye Slam (Stone) 116 . 10-1 Slicky Jim (Solomone) 116 6-1 Tank Golden Or (C.H. Maniuez) _„„„ Lancer (Baynham) 130 4-1 Bold BegraT (Moore) 300 Deiis. Sal (Crump) hole at Bayside, Maine. His 30-point per game average in TOP ^ank (Achuft) 130 18-1 Genuine (Imparato) 112 7-2 7—Carlocha Atrevldo (AitcSeMn, Jr.) Surfmaater (Kallal) 112 8-1 4TH—$4,300: bimr.: s&t yo: _,.., - 9TH-46.000; Clmr.: 3 yo: Francis X. (Imparato) 114 7-2 i> Wheat Crop (Blum) a. the three-man basketball league sponsored by the Belfast Irish SUIe (Aristone) 116 3-1 9—Francis X JauntyNote (8. MapW) l« J <» |»» Tilldate (Unnelli) 5.20 3.20 randy Kay (NB) "He" ""' 12-1 (Moseley) *.w ?-52 Kindly K. (C.H. Marquez) 3.80 ) 120 3-1 Wise Road (NB) 112 > 8-1 Track, clear and fast Recreation Dept. also is good news for Monmouth Region- rardi) 118 12-1 Father's Footsteps (Cuslmano) 119 6-1 EXAOTA. (6-8) PAID *n.00 al basketball fans.

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NOW SELECT 2 PAIR OF SLACKS, ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE FIRST PAIR REGULAR PRICE T for the SECOND PAIR OFF 88 BROAD STREET, RED BANK 842-0437 OPEN NIGHTLY 'TIL 9:30 12 -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. ^TUESDAY, JULY 21, W1O BUSINESS NOTICES j HELP WANTED-FEMALE WANTED - MALE' AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ANMOUNCEMEMTS Family WOMAN - rat lniujtrial LOST AND FOUND or «71ac*, CADILLAort*tion._8t2-S183. dollar national he ad quarter* in fs<5 JAOUAR XKK ROADSTER OLDSMOBILE F-85 1962. Air. pow. all after J ».m. H1-1M9. Neptune Township.. Take charge of vVry nice condition, low mileage. er eteerinr. spod tin-es. Must sell. MATURE WOMAN — For kitchen, all books through Qenatal Leaser. * ATTENTION! moving. 1250. 747-43M. alx daye. Call Call me to pick up your old rerriK- S3S0O BAILL.Y BROS. Inc., Red EXTERIOi iNTBRlO«_ 591-3400 Knowledge ot cost accounting a • rator, washing machine or gas stove. Bank. 747-0596. :all alter p.m 741-6|128. must. ti Is Die fee. 49M823. SCENIC CAR SALES Y - Steno — Peraonnel CHRYSLER NEWPORT — 1967, sil- ANT NEW BUSINESS? Why notbiSSfounThelpful. B«ellentworklnK You will work directly for the INTERESTED IN YOUR HORO- ver gray, vinyl top. air conditioning, Hwy. 36 872-0221 HiBhlands -iva yonr phone lowed in Lor~condftions and beneflU. MANPOWER Treasurer and muat t» willing to SCOPE? I will do your chart IB. All new tires. Excellent condition. Best offer. Call 842.2387. 1962 FIAT ROADSTER 1200 — Oood Branch. Lota ol people do not U—INC., 4 W. Front St. Red Bank. 842- work In New York City until our you need Is the month, day, and top. new brakes, 4-«Deed, AU/FM ra- to call* out of town oumberg - to buy4343. Neptune building opens uita (alt. v»«r of your birth. JHM728. SEE A "RU8SEIJ, MAN" — B\>r tt« dlo, M7a- Call 741-6849 after 5 p.m. tixlnga or havi work done. For pen- Private We will pay commuting expenses belt car buy*. RUSSELL OldBmobile- nies a day w« will answer your HOU8BKEBPEE — Live In. whJle working in New York City. Advertisement for Bids Cadlllac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., 1962 0LD3M0BILE — Four-door, su- phona In Loaf Branch 24 hours a "•" led room. Ref!erencesi i Red Bank. 741-0910. per 88, power steering, brakes. S25O. lay. One Job a month more than Construction of ltanto KOlf cart shel- Phone 741-4474. lays for this service. Don't let those Salary Open , ter against two sides or existing golf 1967 CORVETTE — 427 hot motor. HOUSE WIVES AND STUOENTS — club storage building. Plans and speci- 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN - Oood after 5 or 10 tnlnutev to 8 custo- part-time, two hours a day, five days. Holler Cam 222, wrinkle walls, A/M mers get away.' Call now for details Car necessary._671.11Il._ Depending Upon Experience fications already drawn. Contact sec- production. Complete with trailer. Of- runnlnic condition. Call between & and 3-IUNG AN8WERINQ SERVICE, retary, Fort MonmouU) Officers Open f«rs. 531-9830. JUNIOR SECRETARY — Industrial. Comprehensive Benefits Mess. M3-7S32. 1969 PONTIAC — LeMana. Overhead Red Bank. $90-1100. MANPOWER INC. 18157 CHEVROLET — 1965 2S3 cu. In. EXPERT REFINIBHING — Of fur-4 W. TlronrsI Red Bank. 842-4343. engine. Three speed. Btewart Warner cam DD JOBS — Light hauling, trees Must be good typist. Some knowledge THE INSCO ranty. Cftll. door Holiday sedan. Power steering. trollable urge to go camping again. Can you of shorthand preferred but not essen- 787-6850 MWOT brakes, alr-tMdlUonlng. snow F * H Motors Inc. trimmed or removed. Call after 5 tial. Pleasant working conditions. A. fires. Reasonable. 842-3232. Until Hwr. 35 Eatontown, N. J. m. 787-0089 or 787-0513. FRED 1IAFFKO, Realtor, 668 River SYSTEMS CORP, 5 5421111 send someone over to talk us out of it?" PAPERHANGING Rd.. Fair Haven. 741-93J3._ 1966 TORT) V-8 — Standard ehlft. Painting • Fabrics. A-l work. Wall- • 27 Cedar Street AUTOS FOR SALE 1964 FAI/XCT Soulre Wacon — (650 taper for sale. 542-4770. COMPANION WANTED ~ Mature good running condition. $575. Call Call ) woman to care for elderly lady. Light New York, N. Y. 1003V 264-9785. 671-5669 NEED YOUR_HOySE PAINTED?. In; housekeeping. Live in. Small apart- An Equal Opportunity I" ' " 1985 THUNDERBIRD — Sliver mink. 1061 FORD QkUXm — Two-deor AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ;erl6r and Exterior. "Call'B 4 J ment. Call 741-3644. Immacslate throughout. $1,195 or hardtop. Automatic, power brakes, Winters, 484-7808. OENBRAL HOUSEWORK AND IRON~ beat ofter. Call WN32M. steerlnK. S175. Call 671-9564. LIGHT HAULING — Clean yards, INQ—^Three days per week. $2 per EXPERIENCED 1966 MCS- MIDGET—Wire wheels, new cellars,- garages, moving furniture. hour. On busline In Red Bank. Refer TRANSPORTATION BOAT OWNERS! Free- estimates. Dally. 741-S762. . ences necessary. 741^947. Urea, radio, neater. Roll-up windows. Pat Keelen's Auto Sales AIJL YOUR BOATING NEEDB SERVICE WRITER 'it CADILLAC Convertible. Fine condition. 787-S345 STATION WAGONS Treat yourself to an experience. ILACK TOP.. SERVICE, Charles HOUSEKEEPER — Mature, live in after 5 p.m. __ Hwy S8 787-1113 Keansburi New Jersey's Largest , Stanley Jrr"You~narne*Jt_.we'H" psve or out. Car preferred. Salary ar- CONVERTIBLE (Route Sheet) 1969 CAMARO — Super Sport 396, 375 Marine Supply House "Free "estimates. 787-3226. ranged;_671-0087. Block. 1964 Bujck-Stlck 1560 Busy OldsmoDiie.Cadlllac shop n«d« b_p. plus. Must sell. Call TRUCKS FOR SALE EXPERIENCED PAINTER — Rea;CHAMBERMAIDS — Laundry Work white loo, 787-3808 1964 Bulck-Vista Cruiser $550 THE BOATMAN'S SHOP jonable andf reliable." "References. Call experienced man who knowj^nlj Job 1963 Ford Country Squire $396 21 Wharl Ave. 741-5760 Red Balk era. Excellent year round positions. Inside and out. Excellent worl-kind g con- red MoHwr WANTED — International Scout 842-4227. Must apply in person, no phone calls. includlng Insertor. COLLECTORS ITEM — 1957 Cadil- Ford Bronco wtth full top In s Open Mon. - Fri. 9-6, BatM R Sundays dltions. All company benefits in*..uu>.>» lac coupe, flawless. Reasonable. 229- and Houaaya 9-1. Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge. Rt, pension plan and profit sharing. Apply Smart 9256 8:30 p-m: to 8:30 p.m. RASSAS PONTIAC condition. 186T or later preferred. Plow SSMlddltn In person at Russell Oldsmobfle-Caall- not needed. Will also consider Toyota COLUMBIA 8AIUNO YACHTS looking car. TWUil BORO MOTORS 395 Broad St. 611-5180 Red Bank Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 8)2- EMPLOYMENT ^^ lac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red priced to fH«4WNflm Eve*, until 9 7292 evenings. RANGER YACHTS WAITRESSES — Experienced only. Bank, Ask for Emli Schram. Jeep Sales and Service O'DAY SAILBOATS HELP WANTED—FEMALE For appointment call 1 sell ttill CADILLAC-OLOSMOBILE Price staxt at $2630 plus freight TRIUMPH 8PITBFIRE—1969. Convert- SERVICE AND INSTALLATION OF week. troadmr at «th 747-4XT4O INTERNATIONAL TRUCK aALES THE YACHT SHOP 264-6820. ible. White-black. Radio. Dunlop radial Rarltan Oarage Inc. WANTED—Clerk, medical office. Va- WAITRESSES — 7 a.m. to 2 p.m INTERCOM SOUND AND SECURI- Leng •ranch 1M-UM 1987 RED VOLKSWABEN BUQ —tires. Wire wheels. Immaculate. As- S. Main St.. Keyport 264-036 11M Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. M2-1913. shift'. Excellent year-round position. TY SYSTEMS. CALL 671-3S00. • sume low payments. Or &&B—(1965. ried duties, light bookkeeping. Expe- NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE, HOW- Qood condition. J1025. call 787-1761 Good :onditlon. $750 bes" 't offer. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN— Panel track. Ex- MADE TO ORDER — Foam TVOIK rience preferred, but not necessary. after 4 p.m. cMhions of leatneretta and industrial! Write to Box Y-122. The Dally Regis- ARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT, Rt. MEN'S FURNISHINGS Must sell one"thls*week. Call 542-7046. cellent running condition. $395. C~" ter, Eed Bank. ' 35, Ulddletown. 1966 PONTIAO — Ventura Catallna. «65 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Newalter 5 p.m. 222-0«79! upholstery. 812-2205. Excellent condition. All power. White OAL FRIDAY SALESMAN tires, new brakes, perfect abape, 9900. 1859 FORD PANEL TRUCK — Flral YACHT SALES A SERVICE WAITRESSES — Experienced only. with ftlue leattser. »950. 264-8586. Dockage, storage. We naul up to 45 It. Apply in person, Martini's Diner, Rt, The perfect spot for perapna^le tfal Call S9a-jnJ6, ,50 lake. It Call 36, Keansburg. ^ with Initiative. Steno Is necessary. Permanent full-time position for * 1989 NINE-PA8SENOEK — Chevrolet H. i. WILSON BOAT WORKS Helpful If you have Insurance back. mature man with retail experience. wagon. (2,000. or WOO and take over 1966 CADILLAC — Sedan de Ville. Oceanport 229-4IM, 1968 BODQK VAN — Camper rool. round. Fee negotiable. Salary to CaU Mr. Huber, 741*1600. We Sell payment*. Call 05-0804. HKtit green, all power, air, AMAFM 18' .CABIN BOAT.— SO £.p. outboard. EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE 100. fitereo-radio. New car condition. Can V8. Automatic. Heavy duty options. f 19SS PLYMOUTH FURY HI—Four- ,2495. Call 747-3111. Make" oKer.iP Brandl Ave. Day and Evening Shifts ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1 door. Wblte. Blue- interior. 'Air condi- be seen at 65 Beacon Blvd., Keans- Oceaaport. 333-W06. 20 TOiomas Ave. 747*34&4 Shrewsbury ROOT'S - R'&D BANK tioning. Power tfteerlnsr. Radio and bnrg, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. dally. 1968 CHEVROLET HALF-TON PICK Applications now belnr accented. Call heater. Tinted Rlass. New tires. Ex- 1870 NOVA — Super sport 4-apeed. UP. V8 automatic. ,1276. Call THE SKIPPER'S SHOP. •or appointment, 671-0177. Hilltop Prl- ADMITTrNO~c£3HlK — Intere«Un« STATIONARY ENGINEER-Blue Sea. etereo tape, slotted mac wheels. 946-4946. ate Nursing Home. Mlddletown. and diversified position available in or Xn-Charge License. Several ahifts cellent condition. *169K. 671-0213, 48 First Ave. modern hospital's admitting office on available. Excellent chance for ad- MORE Call 787-7023. Atlantic HJglilanili the 9 a.m. . 5 p.m. shift, worklnK THE FTNEST BJEI4ECTION — O» new 1989 FORD piclMip truck ~ %-toi vancement. Oood fringe benefits and and nsed cars in Monmontn County. NEED A OOOD USED STATION F280, Excellent condition. 11035. Sat., Sun., and all holidays. Appli retirement plan. Apply Jersey Shore Over 100 alr-condlttoned new cary In WAQON? See Mount Enlllah Ford 671-0208. Repower now with a 1910 Chrysler R.N.-LP.N. cants must be able to complete L Medical Center, Neptune, Personnel 'Cause We today. Red Bink. 741-6000. outboard. Tmraediate delivery, several training period on the day shift with Dept., Monday through!. Friday. Inter- stock. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL. 1969 CHEVROLET * ton" truck. Fou. 3 to 11 supervisor. Qood salary and pleasant Shrewsbury Ave.. Hew Shrewsbury. 1968 COUGAR 302—Thre«-arpeed. Real used outboards available. SEUling din- viewing hours 9 to 2. ^______7414100. wheel drive. Snow plow with all ex hleHMarine «^^r $31 and $23 working conditions. Contact Person- clean. M650. Fnone 7«^66» or iras. Excellent condition. ^000 872-0367 nel Office, Hlvervlcw Hospital. 74.1- ASSISTANT MANAGER — For urow- 1962 BUICK — Pour-door Special. 741-4183. Call 281-1631. utboard repairs ALL BENEFITS INCLUDED 2700, ext. 225, for an interview. An lnn Country Club. Administrative ex- Good condition. Radio, heater, new 1962 AUSTIN HEAI/EY SPRITE — equal opportunity employer. perience desired. Call 741-4131 for SELL FOR tires. 56,000 original mileage. 7ft1327 Mark II rebuilt engine. New top. a-ppolntment. MOTOjRCYCLES LOVING CARE CENTER GIRL FRIDAY — For sales promo- 1964 VOLK3WAOEN—«25. OooAytn*jeil&C\\ 747-5637. FLAGSHIP ant Ave. 542-4700 Eatontown tion work In Freehold area. Musi- GENERAL MAINTENANCE HELP 1967 BUICK WILDCAT — Converti- 1969 B0NNEV1LLE TRIUMPH — 651 Mrs. Benson have car. Full or part-time. Per- WANTED — Painting and carpentry. ble. $300. Take over payments. CaU cc. Excellent condition. Call CLERK-TYPIST — General office manent position. Write, stating hours Steady work. Call 741-7587 after 6 p.m. 1963 RED VOUCSWAQEN — With 6714011 542-1096. MARINE work. C. J. Kupper Inc., 97 Leonard- available, age. education. Mr. Aielo, MEN — To grade and rake black- sunroof. Call before 3:30. We now have the new Welcratt "Adr •Ille Rd., Leonardo. 291-9m 1305 Patterson Plank Rd., North Ber- tap. Experienced only. Part or full IE S S 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Swarenack, 1962 HARLET DAVIDSON — 1200CC. gen, N.J. 07047. 542-3425. air conditioning, automatic, radio, In sood ranninx condition. Convertec Slot" ready for demonstration ride. PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY time. $3.50 hour to start. RlRht man 1965 TRIUMPH SP1TFJRE — New heater. 741-0611 between 9-5. to solids. Call 8^6671^)323 Dry, omootn. boating in moat any sea. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SECRETARY-R1ECEPTIONIST «p to $4.25 an hour 787-3226. top. Very good condition. $750. Phone Call 291-2633 (or appointment and be tO Thomas AVe. 747-3494 , Shrewsbury 1966 MUSTANO-48H). 1B68 Le Mans 1969 TRIUMPH — BOO cc. low mill For Red Bank dental specialty office. BROILER MEN - Bix days. Local. 264-6418 after noon. thrilled by this new boat design. RECEPTIONIST — Mature woman. Mature woman with business am" Steady position. Friendly atmosphere. 18.000 miles. 11900. &424S29 or !, M75. Call between 5-7 p.m. 745 First Ave. and Simon IjaJte Ave.,'At- tyring experience desired. Senu 30-DAY AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- 6*2-3091, lantic Highlands, Rood telephone manner, for busy doc- Call 74Y-2721. speed, $1,872. P.O.E. »U:3« tlon. Can De seen at 70 Cayuga Ave. GAL FRIDAY—Insurance to J100 to run wig and cosmetic shop In Red cate from drawings. Apply ELECTRO vertible. Good condition. Askfrig S550. 1960 FORD _ J100. Call 739-0440, 946-8601. Portaupeck. 222-5929, 842-3060. 'YPIST—Like figures to I 90 Bank. Full time. Call 842-6400. 9 to 5. IMPULSE, 118 Chestnut St., Red Call 4954368. _ After Thursday noon call SAILBOAT — Alcort sallfish. Excel -'AYE.OLL CJLBRK—Beginner to | 80 Jiank^ 741-0104. $1395 7394921 1968 TKrUMPH-«50cc. fully chopped, TYPIST CIJBRK 5 77 FLEXOWRITER 1962 STUDEBAKER LARK Run- Excellent condition. New paint, Urea lent condition. (299. Call after & p.m., OLERK TYPlST-JLl»ht atcno *80+ Interesting position In local area. START IMMEDIATELY nine condition. MO. Call 3SW DODGE — 1L100. sprocket and chain. 222-2196 betweei M2-SM7. OAL FRIDAY—Diversified t 90 Prefer some experience. Accurate PART-TIME MAN — Over 25. Morn- 671D63 Call after 5 p.m 6-6 p.m. ^^ LIGHTNING #1877 — With sails and FII/B CI/ESRK t 70 typing. Salary $80. Ings and evenings. Floor waxing and 872J081. ACB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY janitorial service. Year round em- CHEVROLET OO. 1968 TRIUMPH — Tiger Cub. 225 c. new mast. Reasonable. Call BEaHETARtES—N.Y. City to 1140 20 Thomaa _Ave._747-3494_ Shrewsbury 1968 YOLKSWGN 1964 PONTIAC — V-8 Catallna. two- 25O0 miles. No-jby tires. ,400. Ca! M2-1966. RARTIAl. USTftfO ployment. Call 787-2094. EalO "SALES PERSONNEL^- Responsible, Bui. B-possenocr. Blue door sedan. Radio, heater, power 229-5885 after 5. SUPER SAILFISH — Good condition. Ace Employmen-t Agency EXPERIENCED PLUMBER — Want- 1966 SAAB — Two-door sedan. Radio. steering:. Low mileage. $350 to allow 1966 HONDA — 450 cc. Good cond) articulate women sought to visit lo- ed. Year-round work. CaU H. Hansen. and white. tor minor repairs. 531-6026. Red and white dacron sail. $125. CaU20 Thomas Ave. 747-3494 Shrewliiiry cal merchants and sell them very 747-0433. _ Heater. 57,000 miles. Oood condition. alter i p.m. 7H-649J). euccessful plan to Increase their pa- MOO. 264-6448. BATSHORB-CHRrSLEK-PLYMOOTH RN'S AKD LPN'S — Information" 10 !«' CABIN SKIFF — 100 h.p. Chrro- L.m. to 2 p.m. RIVERCREST NURS- tronage. Pull or part-time work. Po- $2295 1962 FORD FAIRLANE — Good body First Are., Atlantic Highlands 39170 SUZUKI — 125 cc. Factory war, tential earnings $160 or more per BOYSTTRAVBL CALIF. 291-9200 ler. In water. Galley, head completr :NG HOME, 31 Chapln Ave.r Red week. Insured car required. Plea.se Over 18, single, 6 H.S. grads or better condition. Needs work. Best offer. Call ranty. A-l condition. Call 493-4540 af- equipment. «16O0. 741-2775. 3ah 566-8253. 3967 IMPVAIiA — Four-door. Power ter 6 p.m. j>hone_542Jl7T8. preferrede, , educationaeducanall serviceservi , com- brakea, steerrar- Call after 5. WIDOEON SAILBOAT — 12%'. HaaHOSTESS — Experienced.. Apply In pletlete traitrainini g att companycy, xexpense. 1969 LOTUS Europe — Green with been in the- water one month. Com- person, Clare & Coby's Inn, Junctions NEW BUSINESS CDERK—Insurance, Permanent only. Must be fres to , black Interior. Perlect condition. J450 MOBILE HOMES plete equipment, including almost new Rt ft and 34. Madlaon Township. agency In Red Bank a-rea. Life, health, travel Immediately to Alaska, Calif., 1968 CADILLAC down: take over paymenta. After 6, OHE^IJLIJC — Two-door fcard. trailer. Perfect condition. Best oiler and KTOUD Insurance. Experience re- Hawaii and return, assist Sales Man* 797-2066. CHAMBERMAIDS—Part-time. Steady quired. Salarv commensurate with aeer. Excellent salary + bonus start; Flectvrood. Ugtit blu*. black '327. 4-apeed. 411 poMtractlon TWO MOBILE HOMES—On the spot take* IL call before 10 or after • DAT8UN , . CaU 787-5453. Adults only. Call p.m. 7M-SM6. work. Leonardo Motel. Call for ap-^ability. 74147W). all transportation pa'ji + company upholstery. Full power. Air 264-4413. pointment. 291-2677. benefits. Earn $178-225 weekly. For conditioned. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 11963 PONTHAC — Two-door hardtop. BOAT EQUIPMENT TO CLEAN — One day a week. On appointment call Mr. G. L. eenger, 310 Broad St. 284-1323 Keyport Good condition. Asking $450. Call 17' TRAVEL TRAILER — Sleeps ill INVENTORY SALE MATURE, responsible woman to care bus line In Rum son. References. Call 212-868-5342, 9:30 a.m. -1 p.m. BEBT BUICK -r OPKL BUYS 787-4782 Like new. ,1995. Call See "Merchandise For Sale" ad 'or 7 year old boy. Provide own 741-44&1. $4295 Straub Motors , 291-0352. transportation. References. Call 787- CLERK — General office experience SALESPERSON — If you were not 1B62 RAMBUBR—Ambassador. Pow- WINDMILL CLASS SAILBOAT — 7489 after 7 p.m. 2 satisfied with your earnings In I960, Hwy. 35 Keyport 264-4000 er steering and brakes. .New tireB 1959 HENSLEE TRAILER — 1O'x60'. Complete with full raclna: gear and helpful. Little Silver. NO TYPING. Original owner. Good condition. $300. trailer. Like new condition. (201 PULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER — MANPOWER INC. 4 W. Front St., and If you think you are capable of 19SS FORD GALAXIE — Factory atr. Three bedrooms, lfa baths. Air-con- Red_Banlc. 842-4343. earning more than $12,000 yearly, all power, buckets. Reasonable. 741- Call 747-3689 or 842-244.<>. ditioned. ,1895. Can be seen at Holly 694-4077. . , Stock brokerage experience preferred. (liberal draw available) and you 5U0. Hill Trailer Sales. Rt. 35, South Am Call 542-1700. BABYSITTER — 16+. One child. Red OORVAIR — »66. Model 500. Two- boy. 1963 CRUISERS. INC. — W csbin want to be your own boss, you 1968 FORD 1958 OLDSMOBILE — Oood running door hardtop. Conventional stick shift. boat. 75 h.p. Evlnrude. All extras, WAITRESS"WANTED — Apply In per- Bank area. Occasional days and evn. should talk with ua Immediately. Our condition, low mileage. Phone 30,000 miles. Runs Rood, looks good. 19S6 CHEVROLET CAMPER — Cus- Including new canvas. Asking S1800. son. JRex Diner, 117 W. Front St.. ninga. Own transportation. References. business Is booming. We are New LTD. 2-door hardtop, factory olr M00Pllone5427187 Please make offer. 671-3308. Red Bank. Jersey's largest residential real es- condition, V-8, standard 264-6063. ^_ tom bullL Fully equipped. New tires. : Excellent running condition. ,1800, SALESLADY WANTED—For women's WOMAN TO KEEP HOUSE — For tate firm and we are still growing. transmission. 1966 DODGE CONVERTIBLE — Fac- 1064 FORD— Two-door sedan. Eight 18' CURRY BOAT TRAILER — Sin We need good men to grow with us tory air, automatic, power steering., cylinder. Stick shift. Radio. Heater. 842-0180. ^ lie axle, new wheel bearings). $100. and children's wear. Full time. Some elderly lady. Room, hoard and rea- Excellent condition. 7414064. 1201 Union Ave.. Union Beach. experience preferred. Apply In person, sonable salary. Call 774-3526. and we will have you licensed, A-l. Reasonable. 741-5110. 12x60 MOBILE HOME — MataW] Weatrelchs. 45 W. Front St., Keyport. trained and confident, ready to make $1895 Towne Chevrolet TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — su-area. Adults only. _Call 23' SKIFF — Excellent condition. PaV money within weeks. Call Boyd Ma- First Ave. Atlantic Highlands perb Service. DOWNEB PONTIAC. 62 mer motor. In the water. $2,500. 264- SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST — For HELP WANTED-MALE son, The Bere Agency, 3206 Rt. 36, 291-1101 Lower Main St.. Matawan. 566-2299. 3122. _ •Doctor's office. Call for interview, 747- Hazlet. 264-8200. 1969 NORRtS CAMPER TRAILER — 9100. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Porsche head- VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN-J1968 model. Completely self-contained, 27x12. Uae(? MOVING. MUST SELL—1970 24' open CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one MICROWAVE TECHNICIAN — Ex- er, chrome rims, radlala. and Konl Excellent condition. Call anytime. 19 months. Asking S3.000. 291-0440. Sea Skiff with console, teak fish ^ox SECRETARY — For law office. Ex- of Monmouth and Ocean Counties perienced with measurement tech- 1965 MUSTANG shocks. Must sell Immediately. Call 542-6407. TRAILER — With screened-ln porcl es. coolers, radio. Fully eoulpped. perience desired. Steno required. Call faatcat growing real estate agencies. niques. Apply Electro Impulse, 116 Used two months. (201) 7214346. .'or personal appointment. Shames & We will train and prepare for llcens- Chestnut St.. r ' " ' *' Two-door hardtop, e-cyllnder, after 5 p.m. 747-5957. >IAT — 1969 SpydW™850 convertible. Ideal vacation and fishing locatloi Reef ~Bank""'f41'M04. Can be seen at Paradise Trailer Par] LaBrecque, 842-4600. ^_____^_ mg, through our special company standard transmission. Blue. CIRCLE CHEVROLET Four speed. Bucket seats. AM-FM VENTNOR 25' EXPRESS CRUISER— school, qualified young men for posi- LARGE CONSTRUCTION COMPAl^Y 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank radio. $1495. Call 264-9522 before No. 35, Highlands. $2,000. 195 h.p. Chrysler V-6. Standing head WAITRESSES — Experienced only. tions In one of today's most lucra- looking for qualified framing gangs 741-3130 2 p.m. . 1968 21' TANDBJS DELUXE SHASTj Dinette, galley. Sleeps four. Excellent Apply In person, Martini's Diner, tive professions. If you are Interested to construct apartments. Job starting condition. $2600. 7-41-S937. Highway 36, Keansburg. shortly. D68-154T. $1095 1961 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — »75."l965~MUSTANO CONVERTI~BLE~ — Trailer. Awning and many extrai In first year earnings of $12,000 with Stick ghlft, radio, heater. Oood con- S2.295.95. Call 204-4160 or 264-4926. 16" THOMPSON — 35 h.p. Johnion, TOYS A GIFTS PARTY PLAN unlimited future Income potential, call Call after 5 p.m. 842-4350. 747-3831 dition. Must sell. $850. 946-4299. 1970 LAYTON — 19' completely self With trailer. K00. Call Our new line now available. Dealers HELP WANTED - MALE 1070 FORD MAVERICK — Two*K>r contained. Reese hitch, electrl' 787-8217"* needed. Also booking parties. Call or EXPERIENCED CARPENTER — To SALE ON ALL t>ralte>. S30O0- complete. 842-0175. write "Santa's Parties". Avon, Conn. sedan. Radio, heater, Blx-cyllnder WANT BOAT AND TRAILER — Pa. 06001. Telephone 1(203) 673^3455. work MIddletown-Holmdel-Hazlet area. 1970 FORD standard. 11,000 miles. Warranty HOLLT.HILi.. MOBILIJ_HOME SAliEi cash. Must be a bargain for resale, Must be able to frame house. Piece- STATION WAGONS teoks. 81795. Call 74T-5297. ""•'Jersey's Finest Selection" Boat motors wanted, etc Buy & Boll KEYPUNCH OPERATOR — Redwork or salarv commensurate with Country Squirt. UaM blue. DELTA* - ~H6LLY"PARXT — WIND Swap Shop, Rt. 36, Keansburg. Bank area. Complete knowledge of ability. Call 787-5077. EXPERIENCED Air condition*! 1967 Chevy II-AutomaUc, all. V9W~F<>UR^D6OR~ LINCOLN — Con- SOR TAHOLIDA - HOLLY —Y RITZ CRAFT machines, and preferrably with typ- vertible. Oood condition. S50O. Call ing and bookkecplnic experience. Good EXPE3RIENCED SHORT ORDER 1967 Ford-Country Sedan, 9-passenger. J«-00O3 After 5_p.m. 747-1104; Large HOLIDAselectioYn —of used 8 and .. 22' OHRIS CRAFT CUTLASS — Mi COOK — Apply In person. Rex Diner, AUTO MECHANIC 1967 Rambler-770. six, automatic. wldes excellent for summer homes, starting salary for right girl. For In- 117 W. Front St.. RedBank. $4395 1966 Ford-Country Sedan, 6-passenxer. 796.ITTRIUMPH~8PITFIRE ~^~Excel- Rt. 35 South Ambo' h.p. ship-to-shore radio, depth finder, 'ormatlon call 349-5727 between 9 and Top Wages 1965 Ford-Country Sedan, 6-paasenger. lent running condition. Needs minor Open 9 to 6 Mon. Uiru Sat. outriggers, two bunks, head. Many FLOOR WAXERS-WINDOW CLEAN- 1965 Ford-Falcon, six, automatic. fender repair. $700. Call 7414772 af- 721-5858 extras. A-l. 747-4388. ERS Driver's licence. Call All Fringe Benefits ter 6 p.m. ATTENTION — VIvlane Woodard Cos- JET 14 — Flberglas. Registered, metics haa a beautiful Idea: Complete 568-7018, Permanent Position MURPHY t DAVI8ON — Mercedei. WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE Blue dacron sails. Good condition. training for a glamorous, business of. PAINTER — For exterior Industrial 1969 MUSTANG Save now! Berra Sale" «nd Service. Hwy. 9. Free- J500^_Call 842-5672. _ _$ your own. Full or part-time. For In-' building (rough nalntlng). Call , hnlil JP>.!HOO 1964-10'"BARTENDER BOAT — Her- formation call 741-1128. (Between 9 500-2400. Convertible. Blue. Six cylinder, JUNK CARS TOWED AWAY FRE! and 12 a.m. ' RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS RASSAS PONTIAC 196? CHEVROLET — Bel Air. Fnur- CALL ANY TIME cury MO-W h.p. motor. Excellent con- standard. 566-9065 dltlon. 1800. Call between 9 a.m.' EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on la- Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk 395 Broad St. 811-5180 Red Bank doof. Good tlrpn. N»w battery. Call 2 p^rn. 291-3382. _ HELP WANTED-FEMALE Eves, 'mtll 9 _ _ _ 542-3082. __ CARS WANTED - We pay top ,S dles' coats. Union shop. Top waged. $1995 for clean used cars. Call Mr. Vlncenf 1961 WFQ" FIBERGLAS. BOAT—IB' Apply Wall St. Fashions, 37 Wall 741-5886 "6ETTING~bRAFTED — Mu5t~»ell— I960 CHEVROLET WAGON —~ Six 75 h.p. Evlnrude, needs repair. $700. Street. Red Bank. 741-7173. 1967 Camaro 8S 350. Four-Bpeed. cylinder automatic. Verv eood run- _ 222-3381. Power steerlnK and braJces. other ning condltlon.1150. Call 291-1108. SECRETARY — For construction or- INSIDE SALES CLERK extras. 11.695. 787-1819. JUNK CAR'S TRAILER — 1970 Little Dude. 18'. le, with payroll experience plus 196t"poNTIAC~ORANn lng. HAMILTON CONSTRUCTION 5mart/ cheerful, to handle customers TOWN * COUNTRT DODGE New ilres. Clean. HBO. PICKED UP One-ton. 650x13 llrea. Bunk rollers, OPP., Pearl Harbor Rd., Fort Mon- 1969 PODGE 60 Main St.. Matawin 787-llWO. Used very lime. I $275. 846-4244. mouth. Call 542-ailS. Aak for Mr. an phont, type orders, keep Inven- 468-6100 Twinbroolt Auto Wrecking HAD TWINS' — Must sell 24' yaw Massel. Van; air conditioned. Blue. "i956~BUI<3K~SPECIAl. — Automatic Eatontown 542-223 rigged catboat. Built by Johnson tory records, use calculator, sched- DRIVER 1965 RED PONTIAC OTO — Excel, transmission. Oood transportation. Brothers In 1939. In the water am" ule deliveries, in lent condition. 11000. Call In excellent condition. All you ncei 9468941. WE DON'T SELL JUNK — HELP WANTED—FEMALE small busy office, MOBILE HOMES $2195 as. jrt-omt. Nor do we buy it — to do Is put on her satis and you'rt 1962 FORD — Falcon wagon. Oood We do buy clean, late model cars ready to co. Inspect by anpolntmenl nerve center of Inter- Modular building factory. 150 milt condition. S250. Call only. $5008. Firm. 747-1552. 747ll at top dollar. See or call WALL esting, ceramic tile radius. New trucks. AUTOS FOR SALE LINCOLN-MERCURY. 747-5400. Top pay. Hourly rate when not _ 12' RUNABOUT With 914 h.p factory, Apply: T963 oiLDSMOBILE — Cutlass V<, OET CASH FOR YOUR FOREION- motor. $295. Call WOMEN driving. Paid vacation, hospltallza* 1968 PLYMOUTH automatic transmission, power steer* AND aPORTB CARS AT MONM0UT1 872-1981. lion, etc. , While. V-l, automatic trans- Ing, power brakes, bur.ket seats, con- MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. 35. Eatontown, Turn Time into Money . • * sole—Really nice—747-3551. 542-24K. 18' -ALL FIBERGLAS BOAT — A-'. BE on AVON Representative . . . APPLY. IN PERSON OR mission, air conditioned. condition. 120 h.p. Inboard-outboard CALL (201) 431-1600 Fully equipped with trailer. own noun . . . own Territory WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE AUTO RENTALS 787-3011. . . . high earning potential. Call $1995 now: . . . J. Blrchall, Dlst. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. EDUCATIONAL C. Douglas Alan To~H.P.~10Kf~JOHNSON - Need, TOM'S FORD worft, $100. 12' aluminum boat. J.155, Mgr. 741-4343. ' HWY. 33 244-8000 KEYPORT INDUSTRIAL MERCEDES-BENZ three months old. Call 741-2385. FACILITIES, INC. Sales & Service Summer Is HERE! RENT A CAR 1968 BUICK 200 Hwy^35 264-1600 Keypo: STORAGE AND SERVICE Marlboro Industrial Park. Foreign or Jomesrie and *ws n*6o* 100 Used Cart DAILY •WEEKLY • MONTHL Electra 225, 4-door, V-8, automatic Delivery Prices start at ,6.99 and up Ecom WHY HAUL YOUR BOAT? — Many Vandenberg Rd., off Rt. 79 transmission, air conditioned. Ton, Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport Car of Red Bank. 210 E. Newmai small repairs can be made, bottoms tan vinyl root, tan leather Interior. Springs Rd. 747-0173. *cra.ned In the water. Try our Diving Marlboro, N. J. COMPLETE W« will trad* or buy out Service. Reaaanabli ratal. Call DBS- 3231 or 566-6184. Equal Opportunity $3595 riah-f — Call or Corns in LEASE PLAN AUTO PACTS-REPAIRS SECRETARIES Employer 100 Oceonport Avi. Llllls Silver | TOM'S FORD BUSINESS NOTICES ASK hOR ED SIGLEB MANY OTHERS 842-5353 LACKLUSTER FLOORS? Call Qordon for professional STENOS TO CHOOSE FROM PASTE WAX SHINE AUTO RENTALS 542-1466 GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY RED BANK — 142-2500 PAINTING POPULAR PARTS 193 Newman Springs Road David M. Barich FOR ALL CARS! AS IS IT'S EASY TO EXTERIOHINTEMOR ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 Quality work. Fully Insured. All work Alto "Muscle Parti" • KEEP YOUR COOL gunranlccrt.. Call 842-1815. 809 Railroad Avanua If you possess good skills, use the elec- - "Hl-Per Parts" SPECIALS THE WRIOHT SHOP — Cnrpmtrv All you iM«d ii a smooth, good AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE anil cabinet work, Hazlet. 7304200. tric typewriter and desire a good job looking Cougar . . . Marquii Kitchen cajlnclfl. room >dlvldora, van- '66 VOLKSWAGEN $ 895 Itles. book naaes. ctr^ Free estimates. with a future, here is your opportunity . . . Moitego with sir condi- KECORD1NQ SBtlVICB — Weddings, Two-door fallback. tioning. Com* in and V»»p your AUTO INSURANCE confirmations, political, copying (duo* for 4 diversified and interesting posi- DAILY FORD blng). tape or dlfic, demo-roeordB, i cool all lummar long. mastering, pressings. By appointment tion with a dynamic, fast growing oil RENTALS '67 RENAULT $1095 AUTO INSURANCE only. M{0Ot7. company. Liberal benefits program and ,, Four-door. LIGHT HAULTNO company cafeteria. Attractive starting ' .(Full Tim.) RENT SHALT. MOVINO JOBS OUR SPECIALTY Ml ESTIMATES salaries. Apply to '65 FORD $ 995 Alia iom» clean-up work. LTD 4-door hardtop. HAVE YOU-BEEN Call aftar b p.m. tall 636-3000 Store Manage CANCELLED or REFUSED? EABIJ V. JANIS '65 FORD $ 795 (tlio known as "Runt ) or apply in person to Personnel Department Slop & Shop Inc TOMS 1970 787-8079 LIABILITY • COLLISION Squire wagon. Cougar • Marquii • Montcgo Pools Ave. I Rt 36 FROM US FIRE or THEFT BUILPING REPAIRS HESS OIL & CHEMICAL DIVISION Hazlet, N. J. Contact I..A.D. Aganoy, AND MAINTENANCE 1 FORD TOM'S FORD Premium P»ynnnti Arranged. Work guaranteed Call 842-O3H • Amerada Hess Corporation WALL DOCK-BUILDING L.A.D. AGENCY, Inc. 1 H»i« Plena \Voodbrldge, Now Jersey 2 6 4-1600 264-1600 SHREWSBURY, N. J. Piers and bulkheads Circle ChiVrolel Building Underwater work An Equal Opportunity Employer Shrewsbury Av*. at Sycamore Ml Maple Avi., Red Bank Pip* and manhola work HWY. 35 KEYPORT | Hwy. 35 Keyport 747-5400 74I-7W Call at Llttla Silver Gull station..,Til- -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK . MIDDLETOWK, N. J.: TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 PETS AND LIVESTOCK \ _T HEtP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED - MALE H1?LP WAWTED-Mnle-Female FOE SALE FOR SALE Printed Pattern CHOCOLATE POO- ssnueuNTA-rtvB — ni- *nd, AUXOMOTIVB 900 CA'MPJMO FUN — A»itt« yo>J »'•«». S. Oil — Over 21 — Ml time. DRIVING INSTRUCTORS Why wait? You can borrow tents. ALUMINUM SIDING 6lZl ~ ABC rm bw u opening available Apply ID person, Werner1* Automo- SIZES Contractor ha* Alcoa Aluminum 6W- cK'Htw Jtmy territory (or the stove*, coti. lanterns and othw lnr left over from development. Half t penem with nicceaitul nle> ex- tive Inc^Jfcry. M.JBeBord. TAOOARrS (THE DRIV1NO SCHOOL S-KM2 equipment (rom the A to Z Rental KITTENS- tret PEOPLE), requires more auto driving Center. 181 Newman Sprln«i Rd,. Price Sate Installed on your home. borne. Call nerjce to call on cstaDliaaed ac- YOUNG MBlT- To work on food Instructors to serve its continuing M-14-16 Shewsbury, 7U-0O40. to a good wli-nly tires. Call COLLEGE. INC. 229-8933. Ske-charge Individual who can sen-Finishers and pressers. For work on J 1805. 741-898B 0. Anyone Interested phone 291-3360 be- tween 5 and 8 p.m. Teacher with Mastcr'a Degree, 8 years gister, 420 Pattern Dept., 232 embroider, weave. Make 842-3267 Oak curved glass china closets, curia cony. etc. 8503 month. 842-4900. jWAW WANTED — General factory experience, familiar with Monteasorl DAVIDSON OFFSET PRESS—Model cabinets, round oak tables, bronzes, ¥EA BRIGHT — Three rooms. Bath. yort. Apply in person. MBTALUME SEORETABY—Typing, some bookkeep- techr>lque«, will teach limited number West 18th St., New York, toys, gifts. 50c. NEW! Com- 241-10x15. Excellent condition. Call any amount of line china, diamonds, All utilities. Furnished. Auiiist 1. MANUFACTURING CO,, Florence ing, light steno. S3O0 a month. of atudents, (ages 3-6) this school Jifter_5_ p^m., 542-0786. _ ewelry, most all household Items. $165 a month. 842-1662 _mormng_a. _Ave.___Unlon Beach. SECRETARY—Typing, tiling, light year. Emphasis: Reading Readiness. N. Y. 10011. Print NAME, plete Afghan Book — marvel- 229.3135. steno. *7S a week. , MODERN DININO~ROOM~AND~LIV: TWO APARTMENTS—Apply 14 Bud- DRIVER WANTED - All beneflTs". RECEPTIONIST—Mature. Typing, fil- ADDRESS, ZIP, STYLE ous afghans, fashions, pil- ING ROOM SET — Oood condition. WANTED dy Ave., Highlands, between t and Tear-round position. Write Box Y-137, JOBS WAITING Blond_color._Call 7411-3335. Used Oriental Ruts 9__p.m.__only. __^_-_- The Dally Register. Red Bank. DSMESTIC-HRellaBle, mature. Must NUMBER and SIZE. BIG, lows, baby gifts, more. $1.00. Chinese and Persian TAPE RECORDER. ~ Industrial elec- ^UNFURNISHED — Adults only. Five cook evening meal. Good salary. Mld- Trained Operators trie sfwlnr machine. Royal tvpewrlt- Alao Wall Tapestries NEW SPRING - SUMMER "50 Instant Gifts" Book. FRIEDMAN QALLEMES 774-3H rooms. l',4 baths. Reference!, lease, dletown area. References required. er. For quick sale. Call 872-1328. security. (195 plus utilities. CROWELL HELP WANTED - MALE MANAGER TRAINEE—High achooi Needed Now PATTERN CATALOG. Ill 50c. Book of 16 Jiffy Rugs to ANTIQUE JEWELRY. — Top casb AGENCY. 741-4031. graduate. No experience necessary. Learn a new career as a computer paid. Uia DEUX. 799 River Rd., Fair Over 21. $450 per month, programmer In only school In Mon- styles, free pattern coupon. knit, crochet, sew, weave, SCREEN DOORS I-fn. East Tues-Bat. 11-5. 741-4337. INSURANCE SALESMAN — Mature. mouth County with IBM 360 Compu- Olrl fashlon&d, well made pine doors, COMMERCIAL RENTALS Business background. Salary while ter on premises for student use. To 50c. INSTANT FASHION hook. 50c. Book of 12 Prize .tr'jcai", $12.31 ea. 33"x81"M . S12.&7 ca WANTED — Sliver coln«, war nlckeli, FACTORY JOBS training. (irid out U you qualify call MOW for aT-xSr. $13.31 ca. 37 x65", $H.« ea! sliver dollars. Will pay top dollars. SECURITY GUARD—»2 I>er hour. BOOK — what-to-wear an- Book #3 - Quilts for To- Aluminum combltiHtton- doora 824.D5. Mr. Romeo. 787.5D51. RED BANK = Choice location, Alr- free testing. Also wood ;f>mb!nnt.ion doors condltloned otflce, WOO per month. Why fight trofflc «very day? It BROILER MAN—Experienced. swers, accessory, figure tips! day's Living. 15 unique COLLECTOR PASS TOP CASH FO MEDICAL TSCHNOLOOICAL—Blood Approved for New Veteran Benefits OLD TRAMS o- will trails HO.. 027, 741-7064. doesn't pqy when permanent, year bank. Experienced. Fee paid. Only $1. quilts. 50c. RED BANK LUMBER O or standard gauges. 774-3710. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE—And home. round lobs are available nearby. SYSTEMS ANALYSTS—BS Degree. Northeast Computer Pearl and Wall Reel F^k 741-5500 Maple Ave., Red Bank, near Mon. Fee paid. MOST SELL THIS WEEK-Stalnles« BICYCLE^UILT-FOR-TWO — mouth St. Lease required at $350. Our friendly old tile SENIOR ACCOUNTANT—Cost account- Institute Terry, Immediate occupancy. WHART-NE. ateel freezer, 1800 15. capacity, un 842-U12. foctory Is easy to Inc. Experienced Fee paid. ^Ight^nlxjiompartments.JWO. 8«-0125 METH & NICOLETTI AGENCY. 741- MATERIALS RESEARCH—Plastic BS 60 English Plaza Pod Bank FOR SALE FOR SALE 2240^ reach; where Hwy 35 or MS In Chemistry. Salary to J14.50O. Call 747-4647 for free booklet OARAGE SALE—Chairs, tableaTlnwn Fee paid. mower Darts. 20 Poplar Ave., West PETS AND LIVESTOCK ATTRACTIVE OFFICE—Ample nark- meets Hwy 36 at the ENG-INEBRS—Power plant experience. ODDS AND ENDS — Glassware, lur ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Lang Branch. 229-0523. Ing. Alr-condltloned. Rt. 35, BETSY Keyport Exit of th» Spec writing and all categories. Salary MERCHANDISE nlture. etc, 3 Church St., Sea Bright. ROSS APARTMENTS. A real gem! 10 a.m. to VI noon 'iues, through oat CHAMBERS ftas wall oven with To- AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDS — E: Phone 264-0111. Garden State Park- to $32,000. Pee paM. FOR SALE NEED OR USE WILL ... tlsserle. Brushed chrome finish, Very ceptlonal personality and type, T< ALL AMERICAN KITCHEN SET — Tanle with For- good condition. $25, Studio couch, quallty_PUPple£ _9J6.8522. RED BANK — Furnished air con- way. .. Schooling, skills mica top. six chairs. $20. Call 787- fJeeps _two. Very good condition. S20. : dltloned office. All utilities supplied. ALUMINUM CCtfBINATION WIN- 671-0013. FOR SALE — Miniature French pa not required. Apply to V PERSONNEL DOWS AND DOORS — By Al Howell. 3733 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon. die pups. Male. Six weeks old. Snots. $85. Call 747-2706. BERVK3ES Call 741-5688. , ' RUGS — Never used, various sizes. SELL AKC_reglstercd. JIM. _ 7&7-945J. MATAWAN — 1,200 sq. ft. ol office HWY. 35 464-8000 KEYPORT 943 Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671-3917 REFRIGERATOR — coldspot Frost- CUSTOM BLINDS — Also reUipcd Woven pattorns, Mu3t sacrifice. Call less. Like new. 16.1 cu. ft. 135 It SHELTIES"~(MINI~cbLLtE8bLLtE8)) AKC or commercial space available. On ATCO CERAMICS CORP. mornlngB or evenings for appoint- freezer. J150. Call 741-7438 after 4 Healthy guaranteed puppies, (75 Rt, 34, across from shopping center. and recorded. Shades cut to size. Call ment. 222-6983. • For sals « lease. VAN'S AGENCY. Orr'n. 294-1919^ Eves, and weekends, 446-63464466346. 568-1681. HELP WANTED-MALE FAST E RYER 20 SURFBOARDS rr ft" Weber Feat*, KITCHEN TABLE — And foul ?i k. J? ,r ^ Contemporary EXCELLENT PROTECTION ANE er, 180; 9*4 Weber Performer, S60. chairs, $15, portable apartment wash- LlKntoller pulley chandelier, $20. GUARD DOO — Housebroken'. com- WAREHOUHI1 FOR LEASE — 30x100. Good condition. Call 747-5443. er, $15, maple cocktail table. $3, WITH A QUICK ACTION Side chairs, darrk coral leatherette. pletely obedience trained German Overhead door. Available now. 1150 per wrought Iron stand, $1, small elec- Four fdr $fo B4MM2B4M . shepherd. Ideal ttr business or farm month. Call after 10 a.m. 872-1773. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - tric heater, S2, two small desk LOW-COST Call 747-5570. Welfare ana people with credit proV chairs, SI each, stepstool, $2. Stroller, KITCHEN SET - chrome table with MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF- EXPERIENCED lema. Immediate delivery. Inrtant $3. Call 642-5693. DAILY REGISTER gray Formica ton, four chain. Oood FIVE PONIES — Well mannerei FICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden Fl.. credit, Call Mr. Gran, 373-8811. condlt_on__$30._495-O487. good looking. All sizes. Very reaso Rod Bank. Phone 747-3620. MOVING WEST—Must sell. Let a able. Free trucking. 251-3097. wool carpeta with rubber pads. 10'x 36" CALORIC Oaa rante with heater. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK —7M sq. PRODUCTION LINE OR 12', 10'xlS'. and 2O'xl2'. Also 10-piece FAMILY AD Good condition. S5O. Call . FOR TOUR CONVENIENCE—S 4 ft In excellent location. Dealrable for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES solid mahogany dining room set jttn-om. ______Green Stamps will now be given wl any profession. Call 74T-3730 between Lamps and chairs. An In excellent 3 LINES - 5 DAYS grooming and bathing. Master Chart 9 anS 5. BODY SHOP SPRAYERS condition. Call (201) 482-0727. FRIOIDAIRE — Refrigerator-freezer accepted: CANINE COLLEGE. Inc. 39 Third Avt.. Long Branch. 229-89% FACTORY SPACE - Two 7,000 sq. 6'«" HANSON CUSTOM SURFBOARD FOR $0 fiO ft. floors, one 3,500 iq. ft floor. Suit- Excellent rate* and fringe benefits with overtime. — Thin rails. SSO. Call FREEZER — 13 cu. ft Hi, DOG TRAINING AT YOU able for llrht manufacturing. Ror CIRCLE 842-2194 JUST L.W Call lease, call 717-1100. FANS — 20" reversible, thermostai Available tor Merchandlae For Sale 946-4244. HOME. OBEDIENCE TRAIN AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES THIS AD $15. One 16" $10. Port-a-crlb and only. Article mu»t originate Irotn j ING AND PROBLEM DOGS Reasonable rent, Immediate occupan- Apply • mattress $8 folding youth chair (10. household and may not exceed a »alo CANT BEAT cy. Apply Serplco's, 101 Monmouth Surfboard $10. 787-8518. price of $50.00 per article. . ALAN MINTON, 747-5570. St.. Red Bank, next U Canton Thea- f This can be the most im- Prown's for low, low aluminum window ter. Price MUST on adverU»ed. Each ad- d lnd C ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS INC. portant advertisement of SSonal llSe W.00. No cow change. DOQ GROOMING—ALL BREEDS 30x50 BUILDING — For rent or INSTRUCTION Say be mado and no dlscountJ or S i& SIS $» VI* groom to please. your life—because it may . Call M2-5S5O lease, with parking area. Alter to Wayside X Shafto Rds. New Shrewsbury" returns will be made k ad la can- "OuPROWN'r 45th YearS " suit. Reasonable. Hwy 36, Hazlet. Call celed before expiration 32 Broad St. Red Bank WEIMARANER PUPS - Champloi TONY'S RESTAURANT, Hwy 35. 264- change your economic pic- To Place Your Daily Register 741-7500 itock. Field and Bench. Whelpe, 3777. ture „ from "bleak" to FAMILY AD, CALL. .. April 15. J10041SO, Reierva yov WILLING TO SHARE private office pup now. Call 888-1412. space with or without secretarial "bright." PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOMJNQ - service!. Call 747-3111. 741-6900 UPRIGHT PIANO—$45. ElectrliTdry^ By appointment only. AKC pood* IN SHREWSBURY — On Hwy. 35. Operators who now run a 24-Hour Service 747 2T43 che'u>Mraw' "nd" warranty, one year old of 9 best and show. Dam: Champloi a result of internal promotions and transfers, tions with Company's finan- Christine daughter, show and pet 3,700 Sq. Ft. - Sroirnd Floor Church St. 495-61H Keanrtmrg 'one OALEWYND KENNEL. 462-4489. Heavy power Installed. 600 K.W. of- making available the following positions: cing. ( DESKS »15 up. FILEB. ta.hle», ehal", Iff g^gr "T EDEN ACRE KENNEL fices. Overhead door. Rental $326 per adding machines, typjwrlters, ojtlce RECriNBR LOUNOE OHAIR— For "Heavenly" Oroomlng mo. As little as $600 investment Green. Never used. Can be seen Boarding. 842-4039. SENIOR AUDITORS by_calllng_43_3623 alter 5_p.m. Aaro Marina Plant in a U.I.I, route of profit OOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDE Call Leroy Hicks 12011 264-OSU Conduct and evaluate major audits at various Rt 9. Oakhurat. 831-3990. WHIRLPOOL REPRiaKRATOR.—E* DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed or (2121 966-5020 cellent condition: $75. Call Utters. Stan Lerner, Dog Trainer. 229. Company and subsidiary locations to insure ade- producing vending ma- HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN — Just . 495-0425. purchased. Model L-U2. Mu»t sell. T781. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE space avail- quacy of systems of intornal control in accordance HOTEL-MOTEL 1 ! able In modern, convenient- Red chines can bring excellent S1250.^78M6M. l_ DESK — stcwe single nedestaT~5 3 BIAMESB KlTTENa — Male and fc Bank office building. Ample parking. with accounting principles and audit standards INDUSTRY NEEDS ..walnut with swivel chair. $55. Mon-male, beautiful. CFA reglstere Rent Includes all utilities and Jani- monthly income. WHITE ENAMEL KITCHEN cabinet mouth County Blood Bank, located housebroken. reasonable, 842-4425. while ascertaining compliance with Company poli- MEN & WOMEN with glM» hutch top, {15. MBIIIB deiH rAtrantlc - Superama. -54S-OU0. torial service*. Call Mr. George, 842- ties and procedures. Degrae in Accounting with Time requirement is 6 to 8 wlthjFormlca_flnlsh, JS^JW-to. OTRMAN~SHBPMIUJS"-'Dewsfii 4020. — (SInql« or Married) YARD SALE — Tools and miscel- accepted now on quality litter. Bin five (5) years diversified accounting with empha- hours per week along with PORTABLE WASHINO MACHINE — laneous Items. Sat.. July 26. 9 a.m. cere Inquiries Invited. Pups tul sis on auditing required. S50. Five years old. Phone to 5 n.m. 59 Foster St., River Plaza, guaranteed._741-037*. HOUSES FOR RENT a serviceable car. No sell- EARN HIGH WAGES 787-1575 OARAQE SALE — Friday and Sat- 40" GAS RANOE — Excellent con- TJTTBERNARD PUPS —AKC. Cham urday. July 24 and 25. "10". a.m. to 4 plon line. Male and Ifmale. Shots, 1125 to S350 Per Month SEMI-SENIOR AUDITORS ing or soliciting. Just give $15,000 a Year or More dition. SCO. Call after 5 p.m p.m. 24 Parkview Drive!,, Tlazlet, (ofl THS BERG AGENCY 747-2149, Beera Street). wormed, and paper trained. 568-5342. Rt. 38 - Mldalltmre Conduct segments of major audits and entir* good service! Local & Oviruat Opportunities FFEE—Rpaele to Rood home. Qooc 671-1000 DINING ROOM SET — United up- ORGAN—Hammond Model B3. with with chlldrtn. 4 years old. Call 412 audits of limited scope to ascertain adequacy of Steady rllgri Paying right freezer. 23" Zenith color- con- PR 40 soenker. Like new condition. RUM80N-8UMMER RENTAL — July White, giving name, ad- Good Jobs Available Now sole. Ca!1 •" SI.995. 871-0208. J140. \ and August. Furnished one-bedroom systems of internal control and compliance with No Nted to Leovt Your BROWN MAKE-Jumrs 3'6". 15. studio apartment. All utilities lnclud- Company policies and procedures. dress, phone number and Preienl Job Whlli Training KROEHLEE — Bota-bed. Pastel (reeji BTROBB LIOHT hands. Experienced riders only. Bhoyi ed. $400 month. Call 842-4717. velvet. Separate mattress, $50. Call Excellent for any light show successfully. Call after 7 p.m. 842-227: Send resume In strict confidence to: Personnel AAonoger sufficient references. Write Thou Accepted Can Pay 542-0717. Call 871-0375. Ai You Learn A Earn— BAY~QUA~HTBR HORSE — Need; MINI MANSION to: SURFBOARD — 1&70 Hansen, Rood ANTIQUE BALE - Thursdav. Julv good home. Best offer. Call In & lovely setting on hill featurlm condition. Very Hunt. »85. * 23. One day only. Many Intersatlnn 8(2-3062 fireplace In llvinIvln,g room, butler's pan- JUST IMAGINE 741-0612, and unusual Items. Dealers Invited. try, formal dtnlng room, four bed- Hess Oil & Chemical Division II you are between Ihi ago of 29 to PORTABLE—Electronic organ, $235. Call Tuesday or Wednesday, Julv 2 .DACHSHUND PUP8 — AKC. Sma rooms, bath, plus plenty of room . and 22. 9 a.m. to 9 n.m. Sale h: miniatures. Cute Healthy. Black wit 40 • 40 to 50. It you on ovir so. Re- Ampcg Amplifier $260. 'Will sell sep- tan marklnns. Five weckt old. 882-44 roam. Rent this lovely home for $375. U I Uuery Industries, Inc. tired people. Single or couplet and arately. 747-0272, appointment onlv. 741-7310. per month. Call 1195 Empire Central widows, inert'* a lob for ivorybody KELVINATOR WASHER - Top load- FULL BLOODED" OERMAN BHE Amerada Hess Corporation In tilt HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY. Ing 5 years old, asking $50. Call ^ie- TOMATO STICKS HERD PUPS—Two females, J35. O BETSY ROSS A&ENCY Department 2060D forB_noon or after 5. 741-7508. Strong, natural fl-. nominal size ' male, $45. No papers. 68 8hrewsbu Realtors-Member Multiple Listing Dallas, Texas 7S247. Write Your Own Ticket W*6', V" "-. •••'-"- 'hf» '•«> Ave., Highlands, or 872-0812; 117 Hwy 35 264-3456 Keyport , ,1 Hau Plena Woodbrldge, Now Jemy 0709$ "MAKS'SPORT "JACKET - Single- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AK to Work In Any Location You Llkt breasted. Size 40. Burgundy, gray, RED BANK LUMBER WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - - •'• An Equal Opportunity Employer blue check. Worn once, $30, Call 842- good temperament, $50. 90 Kertnei Furnlahed and unfurnished, lmmsdl- Pearl and Wall. Red Rnnk 7'i-55no Way. Keansburg, _ ate occupancy. SAMUEL TSIOHIR HELP WANTED-MALE Managers. Hosts & Hostesses. Social 2177. AGENCY. Oceanport Avs.. Oceanport. Director & House Director. Extcu- RUMMAGE SALE — Wed., Thurs., HORSE • STALL FOR RENT 542-3500. llvi & Housikeepir. Sirvlct Mono- CUT LUMBER? July 52, 23. 9-4 p.m. Vacatln; MIDDLETOWN AREA gtrs. Food & Beveragt Dlrtctors. So premises, final close-out "TnlnRs. DELUXE EXECUTIVE RANCH — Sure we do 11, and at modeat prices, 388 Hwy 35. Mlddletown. >!._?iiStL- Contract document* may be exam- provision* of N.J.S. 18A: 18-9 et seq. So.rBd o oTSducaUon".""thEi t th i add«S four master size bedrooms, living room, formal dining room, ....._ BATONTOWN ined on or after July 21. 1970 at the INVITATION FOR BIDS containing a statement of the amount "L1NCROFT"- PrrstlBe irea. Three _ . SHREWBBURY HAZLET office of Bernard Kellenyl Architects, CONSTRUCTION OF TENNIS of such work the 'bidder has contract •*The" BoUrdV. of'IWucaUon .reserve. bedroom Ing cabin style ranch. Al paneled recreation room with built-in bar, gigantic two-car MATAWAN KEYPORT 2J RecMesB Place. Red Bank, New COURTS or and 1B not completed. In addition the right to reject any or all Udi Jerseyy . Plalann Room of £.F . WW._Dorta Doteej Notice is hereby given Itat to hereto each bidder Is. required to at- and to waive any Immntwwl Jnlor- garage. Hurry, this fine home will not last. FOR INFORMATION CALL... Convpapanyn . Division of McOraw Hill, Board of Trusteet s off Brookdale Com- tach to hla bid a balance sheet or malltits. o Inc.* 10iQv5 Btoomtieluumuntiud Avenue».-*,»-M.^.. Clifton-~~^ —,' statement getting forth, tils financial 3&..^urBr?kf;*^ ^g ALL BUYERS MINIMUM 10% DOWN New JJersey : andd BrownBns LetterLett s Inc.I . condition as of .December 31 of the 739-0117 101 Park Avenue. New York City. year preceding the date of the bid. Ha^et Township Board Peterson, eves, and holidays, 542-2S2 Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 PARKWAY 117 AGENCY A copy may 'be obtained al the Ar- The-owner reserves the unrestricted chitect'* Office by depositing a check 5^'SLi'8p35.w"HoSi.nOnofoftT -NW xlKbt to reject any or all bids and io Sl»A. Union'Avenuejit,Middll Aven e Eot* NCWMorTH TOrNTV — Tlire Middletown 671-1000 Realtor! . . In the amount of S50.00 made payable P xc&pt tiny bid which Is deemed most Hatlel. Ne y 0T73U r h Jersey Four'se Mon s Realty. BroK^iB-TOxi to the Architect. Scposlt will be re- &TaK ffie"" a£ Sen' ?lme a'na July.tl'*". ' Jene; UT Hwy 35 Keyport funded to bidders who return the place eald bids will be publicly opened HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE documents In »ood condition wllhln 10 WANTED TO KENT days after the bid opening. Any bid. "mils* may bo •nbmlllecl an f. stipu- der desiring more than one set may lated sum; single overall contract to DEFINED SINGLE WOMAN — wh NEW LISTING REAL ESTATE WANTED obtain such additional «et (or sets) at includB excavation, drainage, paving, Is emploved. require? living quarter iil3 own expense, by paying the re- an e ia n Vlth a minimum of three rooms an "FANTASTIC" OCEAN TOWNSHIP production cost of each additional set gld1Pe r. .!ubm1t?n?I i bid .hall sub- bath HolmdeNLIncroft area pre- Owner will sacrifice this almoat n« o COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL obtained. mlt with the bid the name or "am" ferred Mo'ii'e home would be con Colonial. Moving out of atate. Four Bid «eouritl«» In the (arm of a bid of eu^-contractoM with whom the bid- "Gives you more for your MONEY" Bidtred. Phone 747-2440 during bust OAK HILL - $43,900 have ready qualified buyers. •» ders will eub-contract for all of the large bedrooms, 2^-baUu. Ilvlns room fast efficient service, call - J. D. bond with adequate security thereon. above work. All Wddera shall Ilrat be ness hours or evenings 743-0803. with fireplace, formal dining room, CHK Realtor, Rt 34. ColU Neck. «r certified check In the amount classllied by the State Board of Ed- *BMALL~APARTMENT — Or mobll Beautiful custom built Ranch on ap- country kitchen, paneled den, laundry, Utmisr MulUplt Ll.Ung 8«r- equal to 10% of the bid. not to ex- ucation as to the character and the borne, for couple. Call proximately l'-i aores (heavily wood- two-zone alr-condltionlnc. Top residen- ceed S20.000 wW *e required,. Bldr amount of public work on wh ch they . . . Eamlngi Fold Frqm 787-3377. ed \. Three enormous bedrooms, two tial area in the $60's. may not be withdrawn withiwlihtiin 30 dayys shall be qualified to submit bids un- baths, game room with beamed cell- after tbe actual day «f the bidd open- der the provisions oj KJ.S^laArtS-^ Day of Deposit to Day of EXECUTIVE wishes Uiree-bfidreom ing, den tor fourth bedroom), base- BUYERS WAITING ing. apartment or house for September ment, two fireplaces. Wall-to-wall car- For homei, estates. Jarraj, «reaf«, 1st Yearly rental. Call after 6 p.m. peting throughout, and many extras. REST & REST watertronu, businesses. Industrial and Withdrawal On AD Rwgolar 228-4675. Don't hesitate-priced to sell. Call now. REALTOR Passbook Savingi Aeeounf>* WE NEED — five or six, 2-3 be< (301) M21445, or weekend! tnd TTT. Rwltor NOW room Rental Homes, furnished or ui LAWLEY AGENCY famished from (85 to t350 per month evenings i22iCTI TW7"!? ^ HP FURNITURE CO. •Providing a $50 baton is naliiMlied until qnrtfr ti. for Incoming personnel. THE BERG Realtors - Insurers COUNTRY RANCH AGENCY. Rt 35. Mlddletown. 671-1000 W JLJ 13 1 Keyport 264-0181 WANTED — Three-bedroom house Established 1932 COLTS NECK USTtNOS 07 BKTTIR Three In family. $150 per month. B- 100 Hwy 35 Middletown Spacious home on one acre of land- In Keansburg - tflddletoi Anchor Your Savings to ... , . AUK. 1. 739*140. . scaped grounds Living room with aolmdel. The Bmolto Agency. -A: + Features... TWO-BEDROOM Unfurnished apart- 741-6262 fireplace. Dining room. HUX$ kitchen. WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST ment. Adults for permanent resl- Family room with fireplace. Recrea- dence. Phone 741-6252. 24-Hour Service tion room. Screened porch. Three b«d- ruom(j. Two baths. Beautiful in- YOUR HOME^ VIEW ground pool, 18'x36*. Asking $57,500. IT* detail* ana cut "SMALL APARTMENT WANTED — THOMPSON A AB- "Kroehler" J For couple. Call 741-6139 after TAXES! TAXES! JOHN F. ANDERSON V m. + AS9OCUH0N FAMILY OF FIVE — Still lookin* AGENCY WE BUTHOMES DIRECT Please call! Wants to lease furnlshei TAXES! Condition unimportant. Call Four Se»- EST. 1869 • or unfurnished three-bedroom houst 636 River Rd. Fair Haven sons Realty, Broker. 228-7188. _ r ••:•.•'. ' wlUitn a 20-mile radius of Red Bank, MIDDLETQWN ATL HIGHLANDS I UNCItOFT Older farm type with small acreage. ... WE WAVE 741-4477 THREE-BEDROOM HOME — In Red May settle for suburban or town. $17; Bank. Fair H»m Ruon ana Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 471-2400 391-0100 I 142-4409 to S335. 741-6451. A PLEASANT SOLUTION TOWNE HOUSf ISout »S»,AY! Best VA or FHA terra«. Call now... Hour. Private entrance. Call 747-1041. J20.000. MoOowan Ryan, Rcaltora. 258 9-4 p.m. 4-8 p.m. 946-8441. BETSY ROSS AGENCY Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 747- THREE ROOMS — Nicely furnlshe 117 Hwy 35 2W-3458 , Keyport 3000. for light housekeeping, otr Hwv 79. Open 7 Days a Week on JJolan Rd. l'i miles from Mats Member Multiple Listing Service _ wan. Adults only. No pets. 591-9614. OLDE SHREWSBURY Three-bedroom, 1%-bath ranch with "COMFORTABLE ROOM — Elderl RIVER 'FLAZA full basement, large game room, gentleman. Phone screened porch, air conditioning. Pri- 741-0747 CLOSEOUT vacy. Many, many trees an* ihrubt, NICE ROOM AVAILABLE — Keans LAST HOME ON PRIVATE WOODED Asking only $34,900, burjt. Ample parkins- Call CUL-DE-SAC — Distinctive Willlams- 787-8363 burg Gold Colonial. Four bedrooms, RUSSELt U, BORUS 2 V. baths on wooded »; acre plot. Mortgage readily available. Special REALTORS free package Includes brick fireplace REAL ESTATE FOR SALE with VVllliamsburg mantel, authentic 600 River Rd. Fair Haven Dental moldings in living room and 747-4532 HOUSES FOB SALE dining room, 6' insulated glass patio door, paneling of entire family room. OiAK HILL ADJACENT TO ESTATE Caloric dishwasher. Caloric eye-level self-cleaning range. Speed Queen dry- ONE ACRE PLUS er. 1000 sq. ft. of full height base- ONE ACRE PLUS Gracious five-year-old center hall Co ment. Priced to sell In low fifties. Custom split. Four huge bedrooms, loniaJ. 17* dining room, idoal for en Call Builder at 291-39S5. formal dining room, 24' paneled den a very .tertaining. Bring the family to set this four-ted room-den-home situate plus pl&y area In basement for rainy on a. dead end street. Basement. Beau- days. Three batbs. Two-car garage. tiful trees and terraced grounds. Be Professionally landscaped. Large trees. our nelg&bbf ahd enjoy excellent Rum- Convenient to shopping, trains. 154,000, son-Fair Haven* schools and conve PREFER ANTIQUE OBOWBLLi AOENCT, 188 Broad St Thence to the beaches, priced at $62 741-4030. 600 COLONIALS? The offer is a beautiful, 16 RAY VAN HORN AGENCY BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN One or two-bedroom starter or mm* ounce, tawny glass tankard. REALTORS We have several ranging in size got River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Have from two to five bedrooms, small mer bungalow. Fully furnished. Un- yards or large. In town. In the believable price of $9,800. country. Prices range from $20.- And the moving is what you do HATE DEVELOPMENTS'?' 000 to S57.000. Call today and ALLAtRE-FARROW AGENCY Traditional Colonial on beautiful nr give us your requirements. vate grounds. 2S' living room, fire' Middlelown 5 Corners 671-2590 to get it: place, formal dining room with Rrace- 199 Broad, Bed Bank 741-3450 ful bay windotv-. den, lull basement HALL BROS., Realtors Four bedrooms^ two baths. 813 River Kd. 741-7686 Fair Haven MIDDllErrOWN Just moveyourself to the near- $40,000 Member Multiple Listing Service Keat three-bedroom ranch la clean Open 7 Days .neighborhood. Fireplace in. living est participating Mobil dealer, ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCl room. Utility room and garage. WalP to^wall carpeting. Wooded lot. secluded 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 yard with tool shed and immediate move 290* from your pocket to Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 RUMSON DOLL HOUSE occupancy. (Vacant) $29,900. Charming house on a quiet street. WALKER & WALKER, R.altori Near river and schools. Living room, HWY 15 671-3311 MIDDLETOWN his hand and move out with one CAPE COD COTTAGE dining room, kitchen. Screened porch. Four large bedrooms plus a famll Three bedrooms, one bath. Garage. Blzed dining room. Log burning fire Lovely patio and rear yaxd. Won't LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD beautiful glass tankard. place In Uving room. Choice Fall last long. Asking (30,900. Four Xt\g bedrooms, vlth . two full Haven location A dream boat kitchen baths. fireplace. ..,. _forma. l dining room We're also betting that these Excellent landscaping 131.000. JOHN F. ANDERSON carpeting, attache" " d' garage. ^ClOMI tO schools, buses and shopping. FHA. fi RUSSBLL M. &QRUS AGENCY nanclng arranged. Asking $33,900. Own elegant tankards will be so useful 636 River Rd. Fair Haven er Mr. Ha.lL 642-4200, dayn, 711-3498 REALTORS evening! 800 River Rd. Fair Have: 741-4477 to you that they will move on and RED BANK — RUMSON AND MJXBS FOUR BIS BEDROOMS ABOUND — MulUple LtiUngs. Send tor NEAT AND NICE free catalog or modest homes, farmt. off your kitchen shelf quite often. LITTLE SILVER palatial Rumson estates, waterfrontJ, acreage, lots, business opportunities. Immaculate two-story Colonial in Re Shaded Cape Cod with private rear Bank. Three bedrooms, one bath. Ver yard. Fireplace, carpeting, formal din- RAY H. STILLMANT Rwltor large living room, dining room, an ing room, attached garase. Close to "Our 52nd Tear" Jtltchen Two-car, garage: $21,600. schools, buses and shopping. FHA fi- 848 Hwy. 35 Shrewibury 7U-MW STERLING THOMPSON nancing arranged. Asking $33,900. ASSOC. Realtor TED HALi AGENCY LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD -45 W. River R«l. Rumson Four big bedrooms, with two full 733 River Rd. Fair Haven baths, llreplace. formal dining room, 747-0900 &42-4200 carpeting, attached garage. Close to schools, buses and shopping. FHA fi- BED BANK — Victorian residence in MOVE RIGHT IN nancing arranged. J33,tfOO. Owner Mr, excellent condition. Six rooms. Frofea- This four-bed room, 2^-toath, air con- Hall. 842-4200, days, 741-3428 evening!. aJonaJ zone. Central air conditioned, ditioned home. Spacious living and email heated barn. $37,500. dining room8, eat-In kitchen with dlsh- RUMSON WATERFTOXNT — Colonial waafier, family room with bullt-lns, Ranch. 1.9 acres. 4 bedrooms, 3600 WATERBURY AGENCY two-car garage. Convenient to every- sq. ft 6 years. Dock Good schools, Realtor Insuroi thing. $42,900. mortgage. *89,0OO. 842-3593. 45 Y«a« or sarvlce 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Ban] WALKER & WALKER, Realtors F0UWBEDRO0M SPLIT — Well HWT 36 741-5212 SHREWSBURY cared-for nine-room home. Over i 4 CASH LITTLE SILVER—Charming ranch. hundred yards of wall-to-wall carpet- Living room with fireplace, formal Ing. Appliances. Cyclone fenced-in HAZLET MIDDtBTOWN AREA dining room, three bedrooms. 1 !,i private backyard with 16'x31' swim We buy homes for caih. It youwanl baths, den. kitchen, utility room. At- mlng pool. Moving to Florida. S34.600 to sell, call K 4 L CONSTRUCTION tached garage, screened patio. Cen- full price. 671-9006. CO 787-7416. trally air-conditioned. Wall-to-wall car- TRANSFERRED, OR- JUST OUT- Torj'IJL T/JVE IT! It's smart ani peting. Convenient location with lovely GROWTNG TOUR HOME? — Call Or beautifully maintained. Ranch wit] landscaping. 741-0720. write for ApplftBrook'i monthly Homel three beiirooms. two baths. Den am for Living magazine. Offers picture!, fourth bedroom in basement. Numei RED BANK — Five-room bungalow prices, descriptions. Absolutely no «us extras. Two-car praraRe. Don!! on waterfront. Two bedrooms. En- cost, no obligation. APPLEBROOK delay. Call now. $34,500. 4'A5t mort closed front porch. Full basement. AGENCY. Realtors. 050 Hwy. 35. Mid- cage can be assumed by auallfied buy $15,500. Call 842-5213. dletowr, 671-2300. er. THE DOWSTRA AG-BNCY. Real tors. 91 E. Front St., Re4. Navesink. Two-story, two bedrooms, bath.' Franklin stove in living room, WEST KEAN8BURO — Newly redec- INCOME PROPERTY — BRADLEY 100x150. 9883300 between 0 5 p.m. orated three-bedroom ranch with llv. BEACH. EXCLUSIVE LISTING. AH LINCROFT—Brick Cape Cod. Three Ing room dining room, kitchen and year round, four-bedroom, two-star bedrooms, garace, fireplace, den, spa- bath. Baseboard hest. Nice lot. On nouse. Full cellar and oil heat. Reai cious living and dining area. 3,i-acre N. V. bus line, near grade school. apartment over Rarage included. / parklike setting with fruit trees, J22.5O0, CHATEAU REALTY, Real real good "juy. Fully rented with good shrubs, etc. Both city and well water. Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keansburg. Income return. Act quickly. 29% neei Entire house completly redecorated. 787-5884. ed for down oavment. Wall-to-wall uarpet, pool, washer, dry- RIVER PLAZA — Four-ted room PHILLIP GLASSMAN ASSOCIATES er and refrigerator negotiable. Must Cape, garage, on lovely landscaped Broker 774-4951 dee to appreciate. A generous amount lot. Patio, gas grill, finished base* for only S3*,900. Call 842-4889. ment, cedar closets 6">% rnortPT.ge HOUSES FOR SALE WANAMAS9A—$28,000 may be assumed. $26,900. 842-1745. This beautiful home I" in ©ne of 35 ACRES — Corner property. Eight Orcan'a finest areafl. Could be nn room house. Two-car garage, Ideal set-un for a mother-daughter ground" pool. Terms. 591-951)0. horn p. Three or four bedrooms, liv- FOR REAL SERVICE ing room with fireplace 15x15 kitchen, A REAL BARGAIN — Three-bedroom two full baths. Basement, aluminum home and saleable, buildable lot. IN REAL ESTATE storm 8 and screens. Many extras. Tall trees. Tremendous potential To FHA-VA term*. THE BERO AGEAGENN- th<- smart buyer. Wnit o"p*q. A"'1'"' Consult a CY. Realtor, Rt. 35 & SunsSunsett Ave.A , JM.OOfl. ALLIARE FARROW AOBN. WnnamassW . PleasPl e callll collecll t 922- CY. 7«-315O, 671-2400. Member of 049*. BATONTOWN RANCIf — On 14 acre Red Bank Area EAIU,Y AMERICAN COLONIAL — 200 Three bedrooms. Excellent location. VPars ol'l, on one acre In Shrew.Tnury. Walk to schools, shops, churches. MLS I'll IK house, has chnrm, privacy and Asking $21,000. A. KOZICKY, Rea many tree'*. Brlcli fireplace in living Estate Broker, 542-2223, or Cnrl Peter' room, iintlnup beams In dining room son, eves and holidays, 542-2827. wlUi corner cabinets. Throe bed room a, 'IV- rifilhs. Den. Thi.i home also fea- HIGHLANDS — Six-room house. Three. tures wUle plunk floors ami brick lined bedrooms. Near school and transpor- YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS wallii. Priced at S45,(HW. E, A. ARM- tation. Excellent condition. J! 5.600. STItONO AGENCY, Realtor. ($5 Pros- 872-1533. Cqlonial reproductions, plannod pect Ave., Uttle Silver. 74M5W. RIVER OAKS — Fireplace, three bed- rooms, full rlnfsheil basement. 131.900. with care on wooded lots, ideal SKA BRIGHT -~ Income"property with Al/LAIRE-FARROW AGENCY 741-3450, bciu:h and river rights. Fourapart- 071-2500. location, v/alk to school, bus, rnftit building. Also duplex home with hot witler«iftat. '380,000. A. Kuzluky, train and shopping. Priced in RPHI Estate Broker, 512-2223, or Carl Peterson eves, and holiday*, 542-2827. LOTS AND ACREAGE the forties. Mortgages avail- ICATONTOWN — New llfltlng. Com- BUILD1NO LOT — With lovely view able. fortable three-bedroom, two-wtory with or river and ocean. S5.OO0. BAHR8 cat-in kitchen and screened-in front REAL ESTATE. 872-16O0. porch. Excellent condition. Asking $22 500. CAM\8S* HjvrCY, ROP"'"-, LOTS FOR SALE - Wllmort Tark, THE SPECIAL ONE 4_ Parker Ave., Little Silver. J74t-6m Mlddlttown. Call 741-2330'. Four bedrooms, two-car garage LITTLE "siLVBl't — A Pinna"for"Re" tlremcnl. Two tierlrooms. Den. Pretty and basement. Only $39,900— y;trd with privacy. Walk to railroad and shopping. !/>w upkeep. $33,200 PROPERTY Open for inspection 12-5. ELLEN 8. IMfcELTON, Realtor, 13 FAIAIRK MAVKHAVEN — AntiquAntliue uoiomaColoniail Iin W. River ltd., Rumson. 812-^200. villa-llage- section---" —. Seven rooms, l>fr baths, KKYI*Oin' •- Huperb condition, tliree- Ammple parking for offices or shops, •Suggested ratallprice . Dealers reserve the right to limit quantities. or four-bedroom home. Carpeted, nlr AsikinL g (32.M0! Call 711-76J6 or 222- conditioners, mnny\ extras. $21,900 0141 ALLAIRE • FARROW AGENCY, 1!K) WILLOW Broad St., Red Bank. 741-3150; Mid* PROFESSIONAL BUILDING dlrUnvn 5 Corners. 671-2M>0. ON HIGHWAY POND Victorian, Livlnp, rllnlnst TV room, $19,900 kitchen. Tour be»: rooms, hath, plun Large two-story building In excellent three unfinished roojn.i and bath. $23,• condition. Full basement fflnlshabie), of UTTLE SILVER 741-1200 500, Call >"1^757. large corner lot with 128' highway ©Mobil Oil CwporaUon ' (oH Brunch Avenui) KEANSBURG ••- Tour-year-old ranch frontage, two-car detached garaie. home. Three b'drooms. Call t Present mortgage rjn be ajiumtd. ft* 787-79W * Call nowl 231-166H. Ho broktril -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MlDDLETOWN, N.J.t TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 book » Let fall Children's Letters to God 13 Thorough- » Facial Puzzle fare feature IF VOU THINK ABOUT SOUETHINS By H. L. RIsteea 18 —Age " 44 Made AT THREE OtWCK IN THE W3RNINS 19 Anil supplication AND THEN A6AIN AT NOON THE NEXT ACROSS fabric derivative 45 Great golfer DW, M3U 6ET PlFFEfiENT ANSUEI&. 1 Disturb 48 Fire - 23 Kind of cart 46 Actress 5 Ladies 49 French 24 Eagerly Raines 10 Genuine novelist expectant 48 Kitchen 14 City of 52 Quiescent 25 Foolish utensil » India 54 City in fellows 49 Box 15 Irregular Belgium 26 Garden 50 Spanish 16 College in 57 Speculated: bloom duke Michigan 3 wds. 27 Lyric poetry 51 Profit 17 Deceiving: 60 Man's muse 52 Printing Blondie 4wds. nickname 28 East Indian direction 20 Mid- 61 Bailiff 53 Pronoun L ANVTHINS tree morning 62 Expel 29 In repose 54 Jaeger HERE COME THE SHE TEU-S HIM SHAStu^YS-SHE'S 21 Way 63 .She wrote 30 Complain 55 Annoying AN OPF1CER IN 22 Riata "The 31 Sail: poet. thing TH^ WOMEN'S 23 Be overly Fountain- 33 One who: LIBERATION 56 Sweetsop MOVBMENT fond of head" suff. 24 Commotion 64 Ranch asset 35 Greek peak 58 Professional 25 He wrote 65 Farewell 37 Geological men: abbr. "Tristram DOWN period 59 Nonsense Shandy" 1 Lost in 28 Grades delight Solution to Yesterday's PnnU 32 Exhalation 2 Flirt S3 Ferber 3 Asian land "' novel 4 Short poem 34 Greek letter 5 Signify 36 Placed bets: 6 Debate 3 wds. 7 Castle 40 Hold session defense 41 Mountain 8 Italian "Nevada 47 Twilled 12 Biblical FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 11 U It IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Any creative abiUty you haw will blossom. If you are not currently doing anything artistic you Hit Will be inspired to begin. 111 ARIES LIBRA March 21-Aptfl 20 Sept. 03-Oct 22 23 I CAREER. Advance* Let others inspire yon ment can come now if -KT to action-but only if you approach your work imagi- it's something you wanted to natively and creatively. do anyway and just needed extra push. Andy Capp TAURUS April 21-May 20 SCORPIO WHATS 'E ON ABOUT Guard against going Oct.23-Nov.21 FLORRlE-BEEN BUNIN RBtolNG- 'SITUATIONS j off the deep end; it's You may feel you're VACANT* not always easy to retract laboring while others NEW COAT? things said or done impulsively. are playing, but don't fret; your reward will be great. GEMINI ,May21-June20 SAGITTARIUS You may not be mak- •Nov.22-Dec.20 ing best possible use ROMANCE. Unfavor- frfriof your resources. Consider dis- able time for letting carding what is wasteful or romance interfere with busi- unnecessary. ness. Even phone call from beloved would be frowned on. CANCER /June21-July21 CAPRICORN Big "problem can be Dec. 21-Jan. 19 cut down to size if Making list of "priori- you discusv-it with someone ties" will help you ac- who has 4veTcome the same complish. Otherwise you'd Bridge Advice The Wizard of Id scatter your energies. difficulty: By ALFRED SHEINWOLD AQUARIUS If you play bridge so well South dealer Jan. 20-Feb. 18 that you are bored by your BUT ne WILL HAVE. yg Both sides vulnenbl* A &BAl)T\FVL. Your happiness today own perfection, you can NORTH MONEY. Profitmak- will come from pleas- ing opportunity may sometimes gain relief by 4 1106 ing others, so be kind even to watching others play. For ex- <5 AJ94 come in* strange way.'Broaden your enemies. your, thinking enough to accept ample, you might enjoy see- OAI82 it. ing how two different declar- * 94 PISCES ers found a way to go clown WEST EAST ) VIRGO Feb.l9-MweTi20 Anything you sry at a cold slam contract dur- 4 AK84 • Q9732 Aug.22-Sept.22 ing a recent team match. 1 <3 P"» started off by drawing two 2 • Pass 3 0 Pa« rounds of trumps, expecting 4 NT Pass S 3 Put to set up his clubs by raffing 6 0 All Pass just twice in the dummy. When the clubs broke 5-1, Opening lead - • K South found he would have to THTflTn' '"T" liilBII III—M ruff three times in the dum- After drawing just one my, and he also found that he trump, South should lead, out could not ruff three clubs with the ace and king of clubs. If only two trumps. Down one. both opponents happen to fol- At the other table South low suit, South can draw the saw that he might have to missing trump and set up the ruff three clubs in the dum- last club by ruffing just twice my. After ruffing the secorid in the dummy. If the clubs spade, this declarer led out The Phantom the ace and.king of clubs break badly, South must hope without touching the trumps. that the missing trump is in UNCER THE ) AIM FOR THE , the hand with the club length. CAR - WE ./GAS TANK-THAT East ruffed the king of clubs CAN'T GET ) SHOULD BRING , with some surprise, remark- In the actual hand, East TO THEM.' /THEM UP FOR AIR.' ing that he would have dou- would be unable to ruff the bled if he had known he had a« second club. South should sure trump trick. Down one lead a heart to the ace and also. crossruff, making his slam. Middle Way DAILY QUESTION There was no need to go to Partner opens with one dia- extremes in the play of this mond, and the next player slam. It is clearly .wrong to passes. You hold: S—J 10 6 draw two rounds of trumps, H-A J 9 4 D-A J 8 2 C-fl 4. but it is clearly dangerous to What do you say? -draw none at all. South should Answer: Bid one heart. LETflfDKlDe WHEflE ID SQUIRTJ" pursue a middle way by Show a major suit rath- drawing just one round of er than raise partner's minor Beetle Bailey trumps. suit.

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Hi and Lois Pogo NO, DITTO, NOW I KNOW WHy IT'S TOO THERE'S THREE MEALS TM CLOSE TO MOM...CAN'T I A cwy - sote EVERy TIME VCXJR DINNER A KIP ASKS FOR A SNACK, HAVE JUSTflWf TIME CHOOOUTE CREAM S CAN SA/ ITfe TOO OOOKIE? CLOSE TO SOMETHING 16 -THE DAILY REGISTER, REJ) BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 Police Probe Melee In Long Branch LONG BRANCH - City detectives early yesterday were investigating the cause of a fieht Saturday night out- side the Paddock I-nunge, Chelsea Ave., which report- edly involved a wedding par- ty. Chief C. Carroll Green said that Attilio Agnellino, opera- tor of the restaurant, cailed . for police aid at 9:45 p.m. Saturday. Nine city police of- ficers responded to the call, he said. It was also said that police from nearby Deal and Mon- mouth Beach went to the scene. Nn arrests were listed here yesterday and no one was re- ported hospitalized due to the melee. Members of the wedding party and participants in the figftt were not identified by police yesterday. Gets Award For Suggestion FT. MONMOUTH — Fran- cesco Ruscio of Long Branch received a check for $326 for his adopted suggestion to sub- stitute chassis of salvaged STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE STARTS TOMORROW!! SHOP ALL DEPARTMENTS jeeps for fully operating jeeps on which test communications AND SAVE ON WANTED ITEMS FOR YOU, YOUR HOME AND FAMILY — OPEN gear is mounted. Mr. Ruscio's suggestion will TOMORROW TILL 9 P.M. - NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS! MANY UNADVERTISED save the government an esti- mated $5,660 yearly. SPECIALS! He is section chief, commu- nications security division, and has been on the staff of the Signal School since 1951. During that time, he has SPORTSWEAR -YOUTH FASHIONS LINENS been cited as outstanding in job performance twice and 10.00-40.00 Casual Dresses .. 7.50-28.50 infants and toddlers FielderestJacquard Towels' has received two other cash 2.25 Bath...... , • i i awards for adopted sugges- 10.00-18.00 Slacks ...... ^.^ir 5,50-12.50 S.00'11.00 Wash'n wear dresses ».,>.»»,».*,V» Off tions. 12.00 Lightweight Suits 7.50 2,79-7.00 Girls' 'n Boys' Playwear 1.50 Hand ...... ;..(.«^,..»..,....;...... ;.^ 1.00 A graduate of Long Branch .65Wasn .50 High School and Monmouth 5.00-12.00 Shirts 3.50-7.50 coordinates, jackets, slacks, shorts ... , College, he lives at 207 Long 10.00-20.00 Pant Dresses „ ..7.50-12.50 short sets, slack sets ...... 16 Off 3.00-17.00 Assorted Tablecloths Branch Ave. 10.00-12.00 Pant Tops ...... 7.50 , 5.00-18.00 Dresses, Coats,Suits VlOff squares, oblongs,ovals/rounds Vi-Vi Off Lincroft Blood girls' 4-14 ' Bank Planned 1.25-22.00 Dresses, Jackets, slacks, RUGS—Asbury Park—Brick Town only LINCROFT — A municipal ACCESSORIES pant dresses, shorts, swimwear, blood-bank for local residents 3.00-3.50 Nylon Gloves^.....—"""—"•"••"•*—*•"— $* ...skjrts,knit tops ...... *., ...... 75^11 8.0*0 Rya style Wool Scatter Rugs..,„.„.....„,...... , $4- is being established in con- 4.50-6.00 Sleepwear 2.75-$4 junction with the Monmouth 4.00-28.00 Summer Handbags 2.25-$14 49.00 Fringed 9x12, Oval Braid Rugs 29.50 c County Blood Bank. 4.00-30.00 Better Costume Jewelry $2-$15 1.00-2.50 Bathing Hats 65 -1.60 24.00 Oriental-type 2x4'Scatter Rugs ...v $10 Donations of blood will be 4.00-6.50 Dusters/Robes 2.50-3.75 received Tuesday from 5 to 8 3.00-5.00 Folding Slippers 1.25 52.00 Hooked 6x9' Areq Rugs $33 p.m. at the Lincroft First Aid 2.00 Panty Hose—1 size/S-M-L pr. 1.25 5.00-8. Pre.teen Sleepwear 3.25-$5 99.00 Hooked 9x12' Area Rugs $65 Squad building, Hurley Lane. The program covers the do- Seamless Plain/Mesh Hosiery 3 pr. 1.50 little boys'4 to 7 125.00 Rya 6x9' Area Rugs „.... $59 nor and his family for a year. 1-Size Panty Hose .i 2 pr. 1.75 Non - donor residents may 2.50-4.00 Bermuda Shorts 1.50-2.50 draw on the bank at the dis- 2.50-3.50 Angel Treds—scuffs, booties 2.50-4.00 Short-sleeve Knit Shirts 1.50-2.50 cretion of the chairman. All •from our Notions Dept pr. 1.75 SUMMER FURNITURE blood taken will be used by 3.50-4.50 Shortalls „...;. 2.25-$3 —Asbury Park-Brick Town only Riverview Hospital, Red 3.00-6.50 Coveralls '.: 2.25-$4 ( Bank; Monmouth Medical 39.95 Folding Aluminum Chaise Lounges ...... 29.95 Center, Long Branch, and BOUDOIR ACCESSORIES Boys', 8 to 20 Jersey Shore Medical Center, 79.00 Bistro, table, 2 chairs $50 Neptune. 16.00-25 00 Standing Mirrors..-. $8-16.50 . Summer Sport Coats 25.00 Padded Tubular Chaise Lounge .....17.50 Residents between 18 and 9.50-47.00 Mirrored Perfume Trays 4.75-$30 12.00-19.00 Jr. 8 to 12 $8-$14 66 are eligible to donate 49.50 Redwood 6' Table and Benches $39 blood. Those under 21 must 10.00-25.00 Perfume Bottles $5-16.50 18.00-28.00 Prep 13 to 20 $12-/$18 have the signed consent of 3.00-4.50 Knit Shirts .'. $2-$3 parent or guardian. . 19.00-32.00 Comb. Brush & Mirror Sets 9.50-$21 Further information is 12.00-30.00 Jewel Boxes $6'-$20 CHINA, GLASSWARE, GIFTS - available from chairman 16.00-35.00 Clocks ;...... $8-$28 Mrs. Martin J. Griffin, 65 rNECKWEAR- — —Not available in Red Bank Priscilla Drive. above items 24 kt. gold plated, hand finished filigree 4.50 ALL COTTON PONCHOS • 35.00 English Ironstone 53-pc. Service for 8, Vavrick Quits 7.25 Dusting Powder/Bath Oil Set $1 All cotton — ojie size fits all. In an Nordic blue .... ;...... ,.,.....;...., $27 exciting variety of,colors to go with 60.00 Imported China 55-pc. Service for 8, Zoning Post your newest swimsuit. limited quantity $40 HAZLET — The' Zoning STATIONERY.Asbury Park Only * 5.60 Park Lane glassware, set of 8, assorted — Board of Adjustment lost its 4.00 Zodiac Jig-Saw Puzzles 2.50 • vice chairman Friday night sizes, limited quantity $4 as the resignation of Eugene 4.00 Blk/White Photo Reproductions .;. 2.50 -MEN'S FASHIONS———— 15.00 derman lead Crystal Serving Pieces 7.^50 Vavrick was announced. Group of Tropical Suits—broken sizes Mr. Vavrick, on the board 11.00 Caddy Glass Sets, platinum trim $7 75.00 ...;.... $49 since 1967, stated in a le.tter r FASHIONS- 1.00 Potted Geraniums ..I...... 70° to the Township Committee $100 $69 that he plans to move 30.0O-4O.O0 All-Weather Coats... 17.75-23.75/ 5.00 Large baskets of Fjowers $3 to Holmdel. .46.0O-$.lOO Lightweight Suits...... $34-$50 •4120 ..:L...... $79 , Hazlet Fire Co. was given Group of Lightweight Sport Coats—broken sizes 32.00-56.00 Better Dresses ...... * Vi - ]A Off permission to hold its annual •45.00-50.00 ..' , „. $29 HOUSEW ARES-not available in Red Bank fund raising fair Aug. 10 Designer Fashions h-h Off 55.00-60.00 $39 14.95 Compact Pro Hairdryer, portable through 15 in the J. M. Fields Sample Bridal Gowns, department store parking lot 1.50-2.00 Famous Make Hosiery 3 pr, 2.50, 2-way control , .'.... '$9 at Rt. 35 and Hazlet Ave. Asbury Park only Vl -% Off 27.95 Broil King Broiler, broils both « Richard Shrum of 8 Pacific 14.00-28.00 Famous Budget Dressesl 1.50-18.50 1.25-1.50 T Shirts, white ...; „.. 3 for 3.25 Ter., was granted a variance 1.25-2.00 Farrious Make Boxer Shorts, sides at once, bakes cakes, too $20 to build an addition to his 16.00-20.00 Daytime Dresses; includes home with insufficient side shifts and pant dresses .4.50-11.50 some perma-press .\. 3 for 3.25 1.25-1.-50 Cotton W Shirts, line clearance. 16.00-30.00 Half Size Dresses; 12%-24V4 . -FURNITURE-Asbury Park only — white AP, RB, Eliz. only 3 for 3.25 $199-$399 One-of-a-kind Sofas, 5.00-8.00 Shorty Pajamas NURSING HOME 8.50-16.50 oil periods ...... : 30%-40% Off • 24-Hour Care AP, Eliz. only , 2 for 7:75 • RN on duty all fimei • Medicare Approved JUNIOR FASHIONS 12.00-22.00 Robes 8.50-$15 $99-$189 Group of Lounge Chairs NAVESINK HOUSE & Rockers Vi Off 4.00-12.00 Asst. Gifts AP, Eliz. only .. 2.50-8.50 40 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BA^ 10.00-30.00 Jr. Sportswear— scooters, B42-3400 $119-$299 Group of Famous Rediners- ....F. y slacks, vests, shirts, blouses .....5.50-16.50 5.50-8.50 Short Sleeve Dress Shirts ... 3 for 12.50 $89-$199 DecoValor Chairs ViOff 16.00-38.00 Jr.-Jr. Petite Dresses ....„.!; 9.50-26.50 17.00-65.00 Lightweight Outerwear ... 8.75-$25 HOW, FIRST MERCHANTS 7.00-15.00 Short Sleeve Knit shirts .... 3.75-7.J>0 5,00-9.00 Short Sleeve Sport Shirts ...3 for 12.50 Higher Interest UNDERFASHIONS On Regular 9.00-15.00 Famous Panty Girdles, gartered I Passbook or garterless..Youthcraft & Peter 270 Pan included $6-$7 4 Savings 4.00-6.00 Famous Slips, Half Slips'. 2.75-3.75 On One Year 7.00-10.00 Cotton Gown's, Pajamas: s-m-l .... $4-$6 Certificates 270 7.60-26.0"0 Cotton busterf*and Shii^s; long 5 of Deposit and short styles. S-M-L ....*. $4-$17 On Two Year 470 Certificates 5 of Deposit Deposit! Iniurttl Up to (20,000 by F.D.I.C.

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