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SEE STORY PAGE 2 Rainy Periods Cool with periods of rain FINAL around 70, low tonight in the Red Bank, Freehold upper 50s. Long Branch EDITION 34 PAGES Monmonth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL, 95 NO. 7 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5,1972 TEN CENTS iiiiuiiiiBniiiiiiiiiiiniiiifimiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii tmimmiHiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiinimiiiiuniBHUiuiiunuimuiHiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiuiuuiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiin iiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiinii DeathsMarHoliday Gaiety Herman Blank, 49, collapsed the government By The Associated Press were also two homicides, a took place during a family ar- drowning and one fireman gument. Hooks died some at the scene of a fire that de- Alderman Frederick W. Lie- stroyed the roof of a restau- berhauser told a meeting of The long July 4th holiday died of an apparent heart at- hours after the incident in a tack. Philadelphia hospital. rant. Camden County Coroner the Board of Aldermen that was filled with sunshine and • everyone should "counter this Later today in Mount Holly, Yesterday, Mark D'Ambro, Blair M. Murphy said Blank ceremonies throughout New "negativism" by declaring, "I, Bill M. Jordan, 75, of Pember- 18, of Yeadon, Pa., was apparently succumbed to a Jersey, but deaths caused by am proud to be an Ameri* ton is scheduled to be ar- charged with the fatal stabb- heart attack, his second with- traffic, homicides and fire can," and fellow Alderman raigned on murder charges in ing of Steven P. Warren, 18, of in a year. marred the celebration for Emidio Cacciabeve, praising connection with the shooting Philadelphia during a North This year, the holiday many. the American way of life, death of his son-in-law, Army Wildwood street brawl. Police marked the 196th anniversary At least 15 persons died in said, "Where else can citizens Sgt John E. Hooks, 40. Ac- in that Cape May County com- of American independence and traffic accidents between the come to one of these meet- cording to police, Jordan was munity said the fighting oc- in at least one community, time the official count started Boonton, officials used the oc- ings, call us Mines and get held on assault charges fol-: curred Monday night. ' at 6 p.m. Friday and ended at casion to bemoan criticism of See 19 traffic Page 2 midnight yesterday. There lowing the shooting, which • In Pennsauken, Fireman Names Leader the party has a sizable major- Takeo Miki and Masayoshi China. TOKYO (AP) - Japan's ity in both houses. He is ex- Ohira, stood out for change. ruling conservatives today Japan's conqueror in 1945,' pected to announce his cabi- When they were knocked out named Kakuei Tanaka, a dy- then its benevolent occupier net on Friday. on the first ballot, they threw namic rags-to-riches construc- and friend, the United States their support by advance tion man turned politician, to Tanaka's victory resulted dominated Japanese political agreement to Tanaka. be prime minister with a man- from growing restlessness life for a quarter of a century. date for bold new approaches within the party over Sato's Tanaka made a brief, re- Whatever the United States to the United States and inability to cope with the strained acceptance speech wanted, it usually got, China. problems of China, tha United stressing that unity of the par- States and mounting domestic ty must continue. He has said The crunch came when Ja- The Liberal-Democratic difficulties. Little change previously that he would give pan achieved a favorable bal- Party in effect turned its back would have been expected had his major attention to repair- ance of trade with the United on the cautious establishment Fukuda been chosen. ingthe frayed relations with States and steadily widened it politics of Prime Minister Eis- the United States and to with a river of low-cost, high- aku Sato, who is retiring at 71. The leaders of two powerful bringing about diplomatic re- quality goods poured onto the It decisively rejected the bid factions in the party who also lations with Communist American market. of his protege, 67-year-old ran, former Foreign Ministers Kakuei Tanaka Foreign Minister Takeo Fu- ' da, to succeed him. Tanaka, at 54 the youngest prime minister since 1945, won the party presidency and Humphrey and McGovern with it leadership of the gov- ernment at a convention of the party's members in the Diet, the Japanese parlia- ment. The vote on the second Aides Have Verbal Duels runoff baUot was 282-190, with '' ' DalWRMIlUr Stall Photo four blank votes. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) delegates from California and In this sweltering con- downtown Miami Beach hotel DELIGHTED DELIGHTS — Among the many who enjoyed the pyrotech- The Diet will meet tomor- - Aides to Sens. Hubert H. 59 uncommitted delegates vention center, meanwhile, through which the young nic holiday display last night at Marine Park, Red Bank, where the enthu- row to confirm Tanaka as Humphrey and George from Illinois headed by Chi- the City Council planned to people will be able to get in- siastic Connett sisters, Melissa, 3, left, and Reglna, 5, who enjoyed it all cago Mayor Richard J. Daley. reconsider today whether it In the comfort of the family station wagon. Their faces certainly reflect prime minister for a three- McGovern are sparring ver- formation about convention year term, a formality since bally in a warmup for next Frank Mankiewicz, will reverse a decision against the fact that to youngsters of all ages It was another Christmas in July. activities, watch sessions on week's Democratic> National McGovern's nation political granting campsites- for the Convention while a federal ap- director, said on the CBS ra- young nondelegates expected television monitors and meet peals court considers the cru- dio program "Capitol Cloak- in Miami Beach for next with the South Dakota sena- cial California and Illinois room" there is still hope the week's convention. tor's delegates.';., credentials cases. competing Illinois delegations Tom Southwick, one of Jack Chestnut, Humphrey's can reach a compromise "and McGovern's youth workers, "It is an effort to make South Koreans Urged campaign manager, demanded that something can be worked announced arrangements to them feel they have a place that McGovern fire or repu- out seating them both." open a youth center in a here," Southwick said. diate Rick Steams, one of his campaign aides, for saying that he favored a third par- To Maintain Vigilance ty to "punish" Humphrey should the Minnesota senator By K.C. HWANG and reunification of the Ko- Kim told the National As- lieve that territorial reunifica- win the Democratic presiden- Associated Press Writer rean peninsula. sembly that Park Sung-chul, tion is around the corner. tial nomination. Premier Kim Jong-pil urged North Korea's second vice "Our political ideology "Talk of punishment of the SEOUL (AP) - The South the nation to maintain its vig- premier, used "undescribably" cannot agree with that of the Democratic party is irrespon- Korean government warned ilance, asserting that a piece abusive" words in attacking Communists," he said, "and sible and can't be tolerated," its people today not to expect of paper from the Communists the South on the same day the although our dialogue opened Chestnut said, reacting to the speedy results from its agree- containing promises does not North-South agreement was as a result of the joint com- Stearns comments which ment with North Korea to mean anything unless the disclosed. munique, we cannot change seem to be part of an effort work for improved relations pledges are implemented. He said nobody should be- overnight our ideas, systems bv some McGovern aides to and life." convince party leaders that de- Secret Talks nial of the nomination to the South and North Korea an- front-running South Dakota nounced yesterday that they senator would split the party. Allies' Gains Marred had held secret, high-level Both Resting talks in Pyongyang and Seoul' Both Humphrey and in May and had agreed to set McGovern were resting —' up a joint committee to nego- Humphrey at his Waverly, By Bombing Accident tiate exchanges in a number Minn., lakeside home, of fields and to promote reuni- McGovern at his Eastern . SAIGON (AP) - Govern- tal of Hue again last night and In the air war, North Viet- fication by peaceful means. ment paratroopers penetrated nam claimed that U.S. war- shore Maryland farm — while attacked the western defenses They also agreed to refrain their supporters spent the the city limits of Quang Tri of the city. planes in several waves bomb- from armed provocations and City yesterday; but the suc- ed and strafed civilian areas Fourth of July arguing the The Saigon command said from slandering and defaming California and Illinois creden- cess of their northern counter- one soldier was wounded in in Hanoi and on its outskirts each other. As a first step, offensive was marred by an at noon yesterday and that tials cases before the U.S. Cir- the shelling of Hue, and 67 they opened a telephone hot cuit Court in Washington. accidental U.S. air attack that North Vietnamese were killed two F4 Phantom fighler- line between the two capitals killed 11 South Vietnamese when the ground attack was bombers were shot down. Ra- yesterday. Today the South U.S. District Court Judge marines and wounded 30. repulsed 10 miles to the south- dio Hanoi said many persons Korean government began Thirty miles to the south, west. Two South Vietnamese were killed and injured and George L. Hart refused Mon- ARTIST'S VIEW — Singer Andy Williams takes close look at original calling the Communist regime day to overturn Democratic painting by Andrew Wyeth on display this week at the Garden State Arts North Vietnamese gunners troops were reported killed hundreds of homes were de- "North Korea" instead of shelled the old imperial capi- and 12 wounded in the battle: stroyed and damaged. Credentials Committee deci- Center, Holmdel. Looking on is Debra Christine Bowser, Miss Monmouth "North Korea puppet." sions ousting 151 McGovern County, who opened the week long art show Monday night. The US. Command said it Joining the premier in iiiiiiniiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii had no plane losses to report throwing cold water on any for yesterday. It has been a expectations of great strides long-standing policy of the toward reunification, the In- The Inside Story command to withhold an- formation Ministry said in a nouncement of aircraft losses Survey Finds Meat Prices Up Monmoulh Medical Center plans a benefit ball Page 22 statement today that the until search and rescue oper- cause I just started shopping Newest of the brides Page 23 North-South communique rep- Associated Press from a dime a pound on up in The AP checked prices in a ations are completed. regularly a year and a half Forthcoming weddings announced Page 24 resented "an attempt on our the two weeks since the latest dozen cities on June 16, then, ago when I was married." . Seaver narrowly misses no-hitter .....Page 28 Asked about the Radio part to achieve peace and na- Consumers warned by su- warning was issued. checked again two weeks lat- Chris-Evonne: 'Iceberg' vs. 'Flair' _.. Page 28 Hanoi reports that civilians tional reunification" and noth- permarket officials to expect Cabinet officials scheduled "Prices are out of sight," er to see If there had been any had been killed and wounded ing else. It said the outcome higher meat prices are finding a meeting in Washington said a man in a Kansas City change. Bridge Advice, 16 DAILY REGISTER in yesterday's raids, a spokes- depends solely on the attitude the,warning all too true. today with officials of food store. "The very first thing Classified 31-33 PHONE NUMBERS Among the findings: man said: of North Korea. An Associated Press survey chains and called in farmers the government should have Comics 16 Main Office 741-0010 In Seattle, the prices of 10 "We have avoided comment The ministry added that na- of about two dozen cities for a Thursday session to help domain its economic program Password Puzzle 16 Classified Ads 741-6909 items were checked. Five on Hanoi propaganda broad- tional unity is called for more shows that grocery bills — in preparing a food prices re- was to put controls on food Editorials -.6 Legal Adv 7410010 went up, one went down and casts. We do not and have not urgently than before and the particularly for the better port that President Nixon has prices." Entertainment 25 Display Adv 7410010 requested by July 10. , four remained steady. In the targeted targets other than people's strong faith in demo- cuts of beef and for pork — Supermarket executives Chicago suburb of LaGrange Financial 14 Circulation Dcpt 741-3330 warned consumers on June 16 military targets. I have no in- cracy is more than ever vital- • have increased anywhere Shoppers, meanwhile, were Park, pork loin end cut went Horoscope 16 Sports Dept 741-0017 to expect a rise in prices, par- formation indicating other ly required to achieve unifica- issuing their own reports. from 79 to 85 cents a pound Innocent Bystander 28 Women's News 741-0010 Porch Sale 10 to 12, Thurs. ticularly of meat. They said Movies -. 25 Accounts Payable 741-0010 than military targets were tion. • _ j "The food prices are just and Jumbo eggs Increased The Angelic Tiger, 15 First that wholesale costs have Obituaries 4 Accts. Receivable 741-0010 hit." terrible now," said a woman from S9 to 65 cents a dozen. Uniform Sale . St., Rumson. 842-0303. (Adv.) in a Seattle, Wash., super- been going up and the retail Sports 28-30 Mldillctown Bureau 671-2250 The Northeast Monmouth Now in progress. Shirley outlets no longer could absorb Television 25 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 market. "I know how much Enjoy a great lunch at Steak County Sewerage Authority Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. Central Air Conditioning the prices have gone up be- the increase. and Brew from 11.25. (Adv.) Women's News 22-24 Long Branch Burean...222-0010 bills can be paid at any one of • (Adv.) 30,000 Btu, $899 installed. 747- Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll the following banks: Mon- 4835. (Adv.) We make window "bikinis'" I will not be responsible for Good Entertainment Hair Design Studio. Ocean Accordion Melodies overv mouth Co. Natl. Bank, First Connor's on the shore, Shore (sheers, that is). The Drapery any debts other than those In- Charlie's Music Box, River Avo., 'Sea Bright. Mon.,- TUcs., Wednesday at the cobble- Merchants Natl Bank, Cen- Dr., Highlands. 872-1500. Open Drapery Factory Outlet. nooke, 558 Broad St., Shrews- curred by myself. Jon Parker, Rd., Rumson. Featuring some Wed. half price days for Se- stones, Rt. 35,.Middletown. tral Jersey Bank and Trust daily for dinner. $10. Enter- Drapes, bedspread sale. 775- bury (next to Shop-Rite). 44 Delaware Ave., Atlantic of the best entertainment In nior Citizens. 842-0016 (Adv.) (Adv.) Co. . (Adv.) tainment Fri. and Sat. (Adv.) 1894. I (Adv;) • (Adv.) Highlands. (Adv.) the area nightly. (Adv.} 2 The Daily Register, Bed Bank-MMdktewu, N.J. Wednesday, ipiy 5, Red Bank May Seek Burglary Suspect Inci HAZLET — A man is re- — on Hie right side, in the- RED BANK - The borough $500,000 in federal funds to cil introduced an. ordinance' ported in critical condition in chest and in the face. is considering seeking outside pay for drainage work neces- defining the duties of the local > I Bayshore Community Hospi- Lt. Hilton said Mr. Cwa- advice on what to do with the sary to solve the Broad St. assistance board, and adopted tal, Holmdel, after he was linski then took Eichele to the borough's incinerator. ' flooding problem has been de- an ordinance regulating park- ing on Drummond^Place, stabbed.by the owner of a front lawn of his home with Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern nied. Maple Ave., Monmouth St.,, home he is accused of at- the assistance of two neigh- said Monday the borough will It has become apparent to and Gold St. . " tempting to rob. bors. attempt to obtain a consultant the council, he said, that the Patrolmen, John Murphy to help determine the feasibi- The resignation of Mrs.. Re- Police said homeowner W. flooding situation will require and Michael Hahn were'the lity of undertaking a major becca Mahoney as a member A. Cwalinski of 3 Hem- action on the local level. first police officers on the reconstruction of the in- of the Recreation Commission mingway Drive discovered scene. The victim was taken cinerator. In other business, the coun- was accepted with regret. James Eicheleof 142 Hudson to the hospital by members of In the meantime, the Ave., East Kearisbury, in Ihe the Hazlet First Aid Squad. upstairs portion of his house borough extended to the. end when he returned home about No charges have been of the year a contract with Dismal Swamp Trip 10 p.m. .Monday. lodged against Mr. Cwalinski. New Shrewsbury to use that _ Police Lt. Hoy Hilton said The suspect, however, is ex- borough's landfill at ?500 a Eicliele went at the home- pected to be charged with week. For Middletown Girl owner with a screwdriver. breaking, entering and larce- The borough had introduced •FARMINGDALE - Kath- The weapon, Lt. Hilton said, ny. a bonding Ordinance to au- leen Irwin of Middletown, was apparently used to break Lt. Hilton said police found VISIT WITH SENATOR —A group of Teen-Age Republicans from New thorize funds for the in- Monmouth Council Girl Scout into the house. items in the suspect's posses- Jersey were in Washington for TAR leadership meetings. While there, cinerator reconstruction, but opportunity girl selected for sion which apparently had they conferred with New Jersey's senior senator, Republican Clifford P. has withheld going ahead with "Time and Tide," a national In an effort at self defense, been taken in other burglaries Case. Pictured with him are, left to right, Laurie Eldridge, Judy Azzolina, the project in view of the event, will soon be following Lt. Hilton said Mr. Cwalinski" In the area. Walter Carter, Joseph Levi and James Price, AAiddletown; Lynda P - progress being made by the George Washington's survey got a butcher knife and Detective John Ketherston sson, Joan Martinelli and Charles DeFilippo, Red Bank, and Joseph* Monmouth County Board of route into the Dismal Swamp stabbed Kichelo three times is heading the investigation. ' McGrath of East Keansburg. Freeholders towards estab- where myths mingle with life lishing a county landfill which forms found today. Red Bank would be able to From Friday through July use. 19, she will participate in an Democratic Leaders Howard RaDS The Borough Council au- ecological event sponsored by thorized Borough Atty. Sam- the Girl Scout Council of Invited to Meeting X uel Carotenuto to investigate Greater Tidewater, Norfolk, the possibility of enabling Va., when, along with 131 oth- SHREWSBURY - Mrs. fore the convention with a residents to receive federal ers, she will explore ^ways in Sheila Gross of Marlboro, view toward what results Action on VJVAJ 1 our flood insurance. which the availability^ wa- head of the county delegation would prove most beneficial WASHINGTON - Rep. The congressman noted, elected representative that he Mr. Carotenuto told the ter — shorelines, and water- tf> the Democratic National for the Democratic campaign James J. Howard,.D-N.J., has however, that Mr. Sanchez did could care less about what council that if the borough ways of that area — has de- Convention, has invited party in the county this fall. reiterated a call for the resig- meet with William V. Dowd, they think about this waste of takes the necessary steps to termined the development officials and Democratic of- "The McGovem delegates nation of Philip V. Sanchez as who is the Republican candi- tax money," Mr. Howard make the insurance available and progress of the nation. ficeholders to meet tonight hope for two benefits from the Her pre-event assignment was federal director of the Office date opposing Mr. Howard in said, "yet my opponent re- to residents, the borough will Kathleen Irwin with Ute delegation. meeting," Mrs. Gross said. o( Economic Opportunity. November. fuses to call for Mr. Sanchez' then lose any disaster relief to prepare a report on the ma- Tfee tfeEegates to the eon- "First we hope to indicate our rine biology, fossils, swamps Mr. Howard called for the Charges Politics resignation." benefits which would other- pcrience covers trips from At- Vfufliwis are committed to Sen. desire to work within the par- resignation after Mr. Sanchez "Mr. Dowd's politically Seeks O'Reilly Ouster wise be available. or bogs and historic sites in Gwngs1 Sk<;«»Y?rn, while most ty for the fall campaign, and the Monmouth area. lanta, Ga., to ; refused to meet with Mr. motivated picture-taking ses- Mr. Howard has also called The mayor said that an ap- Washington D. C. to Cape off ffla tenters supported other second, we hope to benefit Howard to discuss the grow- . sion with Mr. Sanchez makes for the resignation of Alton plication for more than She has participated in siiatis* in tfe? June primary. from the adv;ice of the ex- Kennedy, Tucson, Ariz., and ing controversy of using, it obvious," Mr. Howard said, O'Reilly, regional OEO direc- many local projects and, as a Mexico, and family camping PUrpos? ot the meeting. perienced party leadership." 560,000 in OEO funds to send "that he is more. concerned tor, who defended the ex- member of Explorer Post 19, Mrs. Gpjiis said, is to discuss The meeting is scheduled at 1 Kiwanians jaunts in Ohio, Canada and 67 youngsters to Europe and with serving as an apologist penditure of the funds to send has worked at Sandy Hook on Pennsylvania.. tfw partv platform and other the home of Mrs. Ann Camp- for two months this sum- for the federal bureaucracy the dlsadvantaged children marine ecology and plant and sa&jecte which will come be- bell in Fair Haven. mer. than he is in putting Mr. Sanc- overseas. To Meet sea life surveys. She will be a senior at Ma- innillllllinBlllllllllllllllllllllinimillinillll "Your actions," Mr. How- hez' feet to the fire by de- "I will continue to serve as She is a member of Senior ter Dei High School in Sep- ard said, "are not an insult to manding some specific an- the spokesman for the people Tomorrow Panorama Troop 261 of Mid- tember and is a member of its swers to this outrageous of my district," Mr. Howard Biology Club. She is also a • me personally, but a slap in NEW SHREWSBURY - "dletown and has served as a 1 waste of taxpayers' money." said, "and while I'm doing candy striper at Riverview Birth ' the face to the people of the The film "Decision at Wil- cadette patrol leader. 'Her this Mr. Dowd can continue to Hospital. IiniinillllHIIIimnmniimm Third Congressional District Mr. Howard said that while liamsburg" will be shown to- camping and travel ex- of New Jersev who havfe for he called for Mr. Sanchez' serve as the public apologist ; morrow at 7 p.m. at a meeting RIVERV1EW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brodie for the man who turned his eight years sent me to Con- resignation, Mr. Dowd had of the, Kiwanis Club in Shan- Red Bart (nee Winnie Lau), 102 Eaton back on the people of the gress to serve them." nothing but praise for the non's Inn, Shrewsbury Ave. Mr. and Jits. Ronald Beach Crest Drive, Ealontown, Mr. Howard said repeated OEO director. Third Congressional District A board of directors and a 15 Traffic Fatalities (nee Donna Doooto). i\ Chest- daughter, July 3. attempts to meet with Mr. by refusing to even discuss "Mr. Sanchez has told the new secretary will be elected. nut St.. Red Bank, a bov. July Mr. and Mrs. Rcynaldo Ser- Sanchez or to talk to him on the matter with their elected people of the Third Congres- At the last meeting, Morris 3- .•".•' rano (nee Patricia Martinez), the telephone have failed. sional District through their congressman." Reported in State Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ko- 62 E. Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Silver, governor of New Jer- zielski (nee Barbara Baum- Highlands, daughter, July 3. sey Kiwanis District 7, and (Continued) State police spokesmen said gartne'r). 5 Roosevelt Avc., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cen- Raymond Kopf, lieutenant trafficOm the New Jersey away with it." ° Hazlet, a bov. July 3. tanni (nee Linda Tardiff), 14 governor, spoke. Turnpike and Garden State Elsewhere, there was little Mr. and Mrs. James Wil- Arcana Ave., Oceanport, Vacant Rumson House Both were introduced by Parkway was heavy on liams (nee Darniece Ed- daughter, July 4. Robert Lowery, club presi- controversy and a lot of con- Friday, but that return trip :«ards), 230 South Pearl St., dent. They described Kiwanis gestion as people gathered to traffic Tuesday seemed to be Red Bank, a boy, July 3. programs and plans outlined watch parades or become sun- lighter because of the work- Mr, and Mrs. James Des- at _ the organization's con- worshippers, i day for some on Monday and JERSEV SHORE MEDICAL Is Damaged by Fire vention in Atlantic City. Police in Plawifield reported mond (nee Jacqueline John- showers Monday night that Neptune no problems with what was sent some shore visitors home son), 32 Washington St., Rum- RUMSON' - Authorities Police said the house, now Bradley said the alarm was Mr. Silver also inducted six Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shave probably ithe slate's biggest early. son, a girl, July 4. • continue an investigation of owned by Paul O'Neil of 21 sounded at 8:30 p.m. and was new members: Louis Angel- (nee Virginia Springsteen), 14 ine, Edward Cortese, Jack parade marking the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calla- Institute St., Freehold, son, the cause of a fire which sev- Hartshorne Lane, was the for- answered by both Rumson nan (nee Sheila Brady), 50)8 Mannix, Bernard Parker, The parade, sponsored by June 30. erely damaged a vacant house mer C. Alan Hudson resi- units, Oceanic and Rumson eight Central Jersey commu- Boy Is Treated Cliffwood Ave., Matawan, a on Buena Vista Ave. Monday dence. Volunteer. James Scheiber and Morris girl, July 4. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerald Ter- Short. nities, featured more than 80 tzagian (nee Carolyn Kouga- night. Fire Chief Frederick . Due to heavy smoke, the For Stab Wound units marching through MIDDLETOWN - Police MONMOUTH MEDICAL sian), 5 Peach Tree Road, chief said, help was sought Plain field and North Oakhurst, daughter, June 30. from the Fair Haven and Red are investigating the stabbing Long Branch Man Held Plainfield; of a 14-ycar-old local boy who Mr. and Mrs. Damiano Dr. and Mrs. James Kordis Bank Fire Departments, Other parades and fire- which were asked to bring was hospitalized (or his in- LoMonaco, 231 Edwards Ave., (nee Potoula Tsohonis), 6 works displays were held Mathilda Drive, Ocean Town- more Scott Air Packs. In Knife juries. Long Branch, daughter, July throughout the state, and in The boy, James McCrink, ship, daughter, July 1. Chief Bradley said the 2. Vineland a premature fire- R of 53 Stephenville Blvd., Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Iri- heavy slate roof of the build- Assault Mr. and Mrs. John Wellman works display set off a blaze was treated at Riverview Hos- zarry (nee Lucy Tronkin), 338 ing contained the flames in- KEYPORT - Ismauel Pa- (nee Joanne Allegra), 524 that burned out three of the 12 pital, Red Bank. Helen Ave., Farmingdale, side the structure, generating diUa, 36, of 98 Maple Place, Prospect Ave., Little Silver, buildings at the Vineland Sgt. Ronald Lundrigan was daughter, July 2. heavy smoke, and hampering was being held in $5,000 bail in daughter, July 3. Fireworks Co. Police said the in charge of the initial in- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eurlew efforts to get to the seat of the police headquarters last night Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Col- explosions started when a vestigation, responding to a (nee Barbara Woodward), fire. on charges of atrocious as- . morgen (nee Janet Lane), 180 truck loaded with fireworks report from the hospital. Poricy Lane, Middletown, 1320 Spruce Ave., Wana- He said he and several fire- sault and battery. came too close to a rubbish daughter, July 3. massa, son, July 2. men were treated for smoke Chief William Gieger said fire in a barrel. Death Notices inhalation by the Rumson the assault victim, Emanuel Holiday beach attendance HELLER - Theodore J. ot 21 Montlgue Sanchez, 26,' of 7736 Union Ave., Ewina, NJ. on Saturday, July 1." First Aid Squad. One fireman, was not much affected by the \m at age 30. Beloved husbond of Cnth- Ave., Hazlet, was taken to erlne iwldllikl) Heller, beloved son of Lee "Bobbie" West, was broken up Inliday, according Mrs. Helen Devlnei step-son of Jamn J. Bayshore Community Hospi- Devlne and son ot Theodore E. Heller. Promoted by Bank treated at Riverview Hospi- to spokesmen at shore resorts. Relatives and friends ore Invited to attend tal, Red Bank, for cuts. tal, Holmdel, by the Keyport the funeral services from the Krowlchl In Atlantic City, a spokesman McCracken Funeral Home. 2174 E. St. NEWARK - William H. . A total of 65 men from all First Aid Squad. He was for the B

Sincerely, Mrs. Margaret Collins REGULAR PASSBOOK GOLDEN YIELD 1 YEAR GOLDEN YIELD 2 YEAR GOLDEN YED Music Appreciation SAVINGS ACCOUNT PASSBOOK SAVINGS PASSBOOK ACCOUNT PASSBOOK ACCOUNT Interest from day of deposit Interest from day of deposit Interest compounded quarterly Interest compounded quarterly The Monmouth compounded quarterly on compounded quarterly on on one year GOLDEN YIELD' on two year GOLDEN YIELD Conservatory of Music REGULAR PASSBOOK sav- GOLDEN YIELD passbook ac- $5,000 premium passbook ac- $5,000 premium passbook ac- ings accounts. counts, Withdrawals first ten counts. counts. 2 Cross St., days of each quarter minimum Little Silver, N.J. 07739 $1,000 on deposit. To the Editor: On many occasions during the past you have been gener- ous in allotting space to publi- and as a Special Bonus: We cize the activities of the Mon- mouth Conservatory of Music. On behalf of its Opera En- will throw in , a semble, Youth Chorus, Wom- an's Chorus and other activity groups, I wish to express my personal NO CHARGE sincere thanks. It Is support such as yours that is helping our county to CHECKING ACCOUNT achieve goals for the ex- pression and appreciation of (Just have $ 1,000 on deposit in a savings account) music that so many of us seek. Very truly yours, 1'cliX Molzer, Director ..-V PT1 Publicity Nutswamp School Parent-Teacher Association Middletown, N.J. To the Editor: Once again wo wish to ex- TWO LOCATIONS ON RT. 35, MIDDLETOWN press our thanks to you for all the publicity coverage given (at New Monmouth Rd. and at Navesink River Rd.) our school. Your co-operation OPEN Saturday 9:30 'Til Noon at Navesink River Office has been greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Irene Comer ••' *£• •.&' ••'•' ^Welly-Chairman S TV Drily Eegliter, Bed BtBk-MMdktowit, N.I. Wftdnt&day, Jtriy 5,197?

Obituaries ATLANTIC WE ARE GIVING AW/ IK W. J, Mackey Jr., Pecoy Authority i ., BELFORD - William J. CHOCK FULL of FOOD M«ck«y Jr., of 497 East Road, well known for his work with duck decoys, died Sunday in 10 TM tUM MNMR Point Pleasant. He was 70 NO OBLIGATION TO ENTER years old. You may register as many Mr. Mackey was a lecturer, CO-OPERATING WITH times as you come to the author and judge of American store. •bird decoys. He was recog- nized as a leading judge of DRAWINGS WILL BEHELD decoys throughout the United SAT., AUG. 19 at 9 P.M. States, and judged the first • SAT.. AUG. 26 at 9 P.M. U.S. National Decoy Show at • MON., LABOR DAY at 4 P.M. Grand Central Palace, N.Y., YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE In 1848. FOOD CITY'S PRESENT TO WIN. He was the author of SUPtRAMA FOOD CITY EMPLOYEES "American Bird Decoys" and ANO1HEIM FAMILIES OR MINORS ARE last year completed the tgxt GIGANTIC PROMOTION SALE! for "Classic Shore Bird •Decoys," published by Win- chester Press. He recently had a showing of his own ' works at the opening of the William J. Mackey Jr. HERE ARE A FEW LOW-LOW PRICES "SUPERAMA"- new Middletown Public Li- chairman of directors of the brary. state Federation of Sports- mens Clubs. He was a mem- IS OFFERING TO-DAY thru SAT. SHOP NOW AND SAVE! Mr. Mackey was born in ber of the Navesink River . He was graduated Rod and Gun Club, the High- 40' from Batting High School, lands Anglers Club, the An- SUMMER SPECIAL! Elizabeth, and attended La- glers Club of New York arid fayette College, Easton, Pa. Ducks Unlimited, an inter- LADIES' 24" BRAZIER GRILL At one time he was affiliated national organization. RUST PROOF CHROME PLATED GRID with Edison Laboratories, DRESSES Surviving are his widow, - NEW POSITIVE GRIP ADJUSTMENT 99 Menlo Park. From 1925 until Mrs. Kathryn Hopper Mack- and HALTER - 4 HEIGHTS AND COOL' HARD HAN- hie retirement In 1964 he ey, a son, William Mackey; a DLES - LEGS OF PLATED STEEL Reg. $7,99 worked for The Minwax Co., 5 daughter Miss Kathryn H. New York, where he was a Mackey all of Fair Haven; his DRESSES sales manager. He moved PANT mother, Mrs. Marion Barca- here la 1649. low Mackey of Plalnfield, and and Mr. Mackey was a former two brothers, Mayor Donald "CRYSTAL D. Mackey of Mantoloking SUITS Mrs. Donald Sergeant and Kenneth K. Mackey of SHIFTS M-I-X-E*D LEONARDO - Mrs. Long Branch. Blanche C. Sergeant, 39, of 62 Burial will take place! this $£00 afternoon in Plainfield. .A me- FORGRAS 8UNNV OSR SEEPFG D$1.39 Florence Ave. died Monday in SHADED AREA. •"*»•+l#1" the King James Nursing morial service is scheduled A-l-R WILL GROW GRASS Home, Middletown. Saturday at 2 p.m. at Christ CONDITIONER IN DIFFICULT SOIL Born in Long Branch, she Episcopal Church, Middle- and 99 WHERE EX- town. . FILTERS PENSIVE SEED was the daughter of Mrs. HAS FAILED. Ijoargaret Holmes, here, and GUARANTEED the late Cryneius Holmes. 2 FREE OF CRAB- Irving L. Moore $000 GRASS. A lifelong resident here, she NEW SHREWSBURY - Ir- was a member of the Ocean ving L. Moore, 79, of 195 Pine- NEW GROUP View Community Church, brook Road died Monday in OF COTTONS here. POLYESTERS - 'VIM" Exerlor LATEX Riverview Hospital, Red COTTON?AND IN SOLID COLORS Surviving, besides her Bank. ARNEL AND GAY PRINTS mother, are her husband, Mr. Moore was born in An- Donald G. Sergeant Sr.; two TRIACETATES SIZES S3,,,HOUSE PAINT sonia, Conn., a son of the late SMALL-MEDIUM sons, Thomas G. Sergeant, John and Irene Moore. He SIZES LARGEAND QUALITY at ECONOMICAL PBICES serving with the U.S. Army, lived here the past 20 years. JUNIORS 8 to 18 and Donald H. Sergeant, at After IS years' service as MISSY DRIES TO A BRILLIANT WHITE home; two brothers, John and maintenance man for the HALF SIZES FINISH. FOR EXTERIOR , Cryneius Holmes, both here, Bendix Corp., Eatontown, he WOOD OR MASONRY. FAST *and two sisters, Mrs. Grace retired in 1959. DRYING EASY WATER CLEAN- Sepelll of Trenton and Mrs. UP. Mary Smith'of East Keans- Surviving are his widow, burg. Mrs. Lucille M. Moore; two brothers, William and James BOYS' Arrangements are under the Moore of Ansonia, and three direction of the Posten Funer- sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth POOL-BALL- al Home, Atlantic Highlands. Chadwick of Brooklyn, Mrs. WALK Alice Seals of the Bronx,- RING COMBO Mrs. Michael Hayden N.Y., and Mrs. Mamie Drake of Rockville Center, L.I. BELFORD — Mrs. Anelia SHORTS Hayden, 67, of 70 Fifth St. Arrangements are under the died Monday in Ivy House direction of the Robert A. Nursing Home, Middletown, Braun Home for Funerals, SIZES 8 to 18 Reg. 8 to 16 Slim after a long Illness. Eatontown. She was born in Hoboken, a LARGE 5O"x12" -2 RING daughter of the late John and Mrs. Beba W. Hawkins CLEARANCE! REG. $1.99 POOL 16" BALL - 20" SWIM- Eva Zukaitl. A former resi- FREEHOLD - Mrs. Beba W. RING A GREAT SAVINGS. dent of Matawan Township, Hawkins, 56, of 159 Throck- MEN'S REG. $2.88 she lived here 15 years. morton St., died Sunday at 133 Mrs. Hayden was a commu- Monmouth Medical Center, nicant of St. Mary's Catholic Long Branch. WALK SHORTS Church, New Monmouth, and She was a lifelong resident STYLISH a member of the Deborah of Freehold. Her husband was Hospital Chapter, Red Bank. the late John A. Hawkins, who RfG 1 88 ftfG. "CUT Surviving are her widower, died in 1971. She was a mem- I $2.99 I $3.97 OFFS" Michael P. Hayden; a broth- ber of the Bethel A.M.E. NOW! I NOW! er, .John Zukaiti of North Ar- Church of Freehold. 100% COTTON lington, and three sisters, Surviving is a stepson, OUR LOWEST.PRICE EVER! INFLATED AIR Mrs. Helen Potter of North Thomas E. Best, Navesink, THE UTEST SOLID AND FANCY SOLID COLORS Arlington and Mrs. Lillian Ro- and a brother-in-law, Leonard COLORS - MANY STYLES TO AND FANCIES MATTRESSES gers and Mrs. Ann Fedor of F. Hawkins of New York City. CHOOSE FROM - PERMA- IN THE 27"x72" COMPLETE ASSORTED Brick Township. The Freeman Funeral PRESS AND COTTONS SIZES 30 ROUND OR The Scott Funeral Home is Home of Freehold is in charge GROUP WITH PILLOW SQUARE WITH in charge of arrangements. of arrangements. to42 REG. $1.29 HOPE. REG. 69- SALE 5000 BTU | 6000 BTU | 8000 BTU I 10,000 BTU

THURSDAY ONLY POLYESTER REG. $5.98 WOMEN'S COOL DOUBLE KNITS HORMEl SOLIDS AND 49 PRINTS-ALL CORK SANDALS 60" WIDE 2YARD • SOLID REG. COLORS POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS CANNED $3.99 -MULTI TONES SOLIDS • FANCIES AND TWO-TONES REG. $' \98 NOW! $5.98 60" WIDE 'YARD LIGHT AND AIRY CHIC SANDALS WITH CORK TERRY CLOTH WHITE PLATFORMS PRINTS PIQUE AND HEELS. LARGE VARIETY OF REG. $1.69. PERFECT BARE STRAP [COLORFUL PRINTS-45" FOR SUMMER APRA- STYLING-STRAP IWIDE. REG. $1.49. RE!.. 45" WIDE. AND BACKLESS C WAREHOUSE PRICED STYLES. c Yd. 89 Quantity tights nserveo SIZES 5 to 10 98 Yd. Not responsible lot typographical arrois STOWE A FLOCKED PRINTS SHEERS REG. $1.49 PERFECT JUVENILE PRINTS. EX- SPORTSWEAR FABRIC. TRA SPECIAL. REG, 5" WIDE. $1.98 SHREWSBURY AVE. at RT. 35 • NEW SHREWSBURY c c STOKE HOURS MON, rhru SAT. ? A.M to 10 P.M. SUNDAVS 1 AM to i P.M. 79 Yd. 49 Yd. The PaBy Beglstef, tltA B^-MMdletwn, N.J. Wcnesday, July 5,1972 9 2 Quick Loan Centers Opened in Monmoutb $100^ ON THIS FREEZER i> CU. FT. WELBILT CHEST BY BUYING YOUR MEAT F«EEZEH AT THE USUAL LOW « 210 LB. Capacity • 0 Freezing • Price Includes - LOW PRICES AT Delivery, ' ATLANTIC SUPER AMA'S installation, & 5 yr. Mfg. Warranty EOOD CITY

Charles V. Marrone Robert D. Brown HERE'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO: - Purchase S150.00 of fresh meat at Atlantic Superama's Food City TRENTON - New Jersey Richard R. Rltller", vice between July 4 and Labor Day, 1972. - A maximum of $25.00 per day in fresh meat purchases will be National Bank has announced president and head of New Jer- counted toward the freezer. - Get separate tapes for the meat and have them initialed by the check- the opening of two Quick Loan sey National's Consumer out girls. - Take the receipts to the appliance department of Atlantic Superama. Centers and the appointment of Credit Department, said: two managers to head the in- "Our Quick Loan Centers are stallations.'- designed to offer the public complete loan counseling, and The new centers are at the the ultimate in fast, personal Neptune Mall Office at 2309 consumer loan service, with CLIP THIS COUPON Asbury Ave., and the West the economy of tradUiftnally ftu Long Branch Office, 167 Lo- lower bank rates. Credit deci- INDIAN VALLEY cust Ave. sions are made on the WE'LL MAKE YOU ftobert D. Brown, assistant premises, and ea'ch customer's vice president, will head the application, credit file and West Long Branch center. He repayment record is main- BUTTER 10 has had consumer credit posi- tained at his Quick Loan Cen- AN OFFER ter. When the need arises for tions with the bank since 1947. SOLID POUND Tf M Chalres V. Marrone will man- additional credit, our custom- |(; = Limit One Coupon Per Family age the Neptune facility. Pri- er will be talking to someone YOO CAN'T REFUSE ((if With this coupon and Purchase of $5 or more or to joining the bank in 1969, he knows, and in most cases ;'-. i Expires July 8 he was with the Household Fi- will enjoy rapid cash dis- LOIN OF : : nance Company. bursement." (5i::;:;^r^:r^:r "FOOD CITY.W S'B C BZVZ PORK Councilman Taylor ROAST YOU — Can Still Be A Beefeater At Food City Prices! FRANKS DELICIOUS • SHORT CUT Cited on Retirement FT. MONM0UTH — Coun- cilman John D. Taylor Sr. of Long Branch received the commanding general's certifi- RIB STEAKS Coney Island Boardwalk cate with medallion for ser- FRANKS 69dlb vice as education specialist with the Army Signal Center and School. He'retired June 30. 100% BEEF Leon Country Style Cited for his "background, knowledge and experience in the education field in secon- GROUND SPARE dary school, undergraduate and graduate college .WELL-TRIMMED classes," Mr. Taylor started RIBS bis federal service career In CHUCK™ 1947 as educational director at U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED- the U. S. Army and Air Force FAMILY PACK Sliced for BBQ Frank Perdue's Special Services School here. 3 LBS. & OVER A veteran of World War II, Counellman John D. Taylor PERDUE Quality CHICKENS 111. he served with the 9th Tactic- Srf al Air Force in England, mate and Friends of the Long For Potting Or Braising France and Belgium and Branch Libraries. He Is also a hies holds the rank of lieutenant lecturer in the Graduate Divi- • WIGHS colonel in the Air Force Re- son, Department of Teacher SHORT RIBS • serves. Prior to his Air Force Education, Monmouth Col-' service, he taught in the Hav- lege« PORK CHOPS ertown (Pa.) High School and A native of Wilkes-Barre, subsequently was assistant Pa., he took his under- of BEEF professor of education on the. graduate degree at Blooms- I faculty of Franklin and Mar- burg (Pa) State College and shall College, Lancaster, Pa. his master of science degree Besides being a councilman, in educational administration he is a member of the city's at the University of Pennsyl- 9 11 Chop, pw pkg Planning Board and is on the vania. Except for his dis- board of trustees of Long sertation, he has completed SWEET GEORGIA Branch Community Adult the requirements for his doc- School Association. . torate. HAPPY r J& GALLON He has served as president With his wife, Alice, he to- of the Long Branch Board of sides at 882 Wnodgate Ave . PEACHES Education and was a member Long Branch. They are parents of the Board of School .EJsti- of a-son, John L>, Taylor Jr. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 10 P.M., SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 P.M.

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To Bevelo&er's Lawsuit LANCASTER BRAND QUALITY OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Deal Road, and Terry Robert nothing to correct conditions, Township Council voted Mon- Mclnerney of 1513 Rustic Mayor Joseph A. Palaia as- day night to have Burton L. Drive, were appointed by sured Mr. Paper that he had Fundler, township attorney, council to the Police Depart- met personally with the Board BONELESS BEEF ROASTS reply to a suit brought against ment, at a starting salary of. of Freeholders and that re- the council by Marathon Land $7,500 per year. , pairs would be made shortly. Developers. Township manager Ronald TOP SIRLOIN ROUND ROAST. Irving Paper of the Shade Frano announced the appoint- Mr. Fundler will answer a Tree Commission, complained show cause order from Supe- ment of Raymond Ewing as of the conditions of Deal and director of Civil Defence and rior C6urt which asks the LANCASTER Roller Roads, Mr. Paper Disaster Control. council why its previous refus- maintained that the construc- BRAND al to issue a special use vari- tion pf the Middlebrook Shop- The council approved three QUALITY LONDON BROIL ance lp Marathon should not ping" Center had caused the subdivisions which had been be reversed. deterioration of the roads, and approved by the Planning -that the builders had done Board. There was one major David Michael Ma2za of 816 subdivision? applied for by A&B Land Corp. Inc. and two minor subdivisions, one ap- QUALITY MEAT VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT PLUS THE EXTRA VALUE OF S&H STAMPS DELICATESSEN SAVINGS! TVo Youths, Accused Of Properly Damage MOUND ttVlRALTW-tOAHVI '•»•%*• WKKMAW ROUND ..,. HOTORS./EET amalk plied for by Billy R. Ervin and C $ 19 8ow In Atraaa «Hh Soviet Drib • COLTS NECK -i Two 19-Mil] and Conover Road Inter- Ground Round * 99 Corned Beef.... 1 Sausage^ >*• 99 the other by Oak Knoll Village sucEOTorouRORDtn year-olds are scheduled to ap- section. Both have been re- 8 pt'ar in court July 19 onleased in their own recogniz- Inc. .,'•'' " •;'.'.'.• '>'•'•'. ' .. WPBGSSmT..^ ST-feS^U..*'*" Po?k Roll. S?,*2 Roast Beef..... charges of malicious damage ance. to township property and area CARPENTER ANTS FraSks 68° TSSBSSPSSSTk^ SEAFOOD FAVORITE! SnickenToll... mailboxes. , Cussonalspr:has been DESTROY WOOD LANCASTER r*&r MEAT 0* BEEF FRANKFURTERS ' *•.*»„ anE»DEC> .«*•.,. SLICED TO VOUR ORDER-WMTE Mt\, charged with driving while • 5 Vwr Guhrantto C C • Roger Cussori, Rt. 34, andImpaired-and reckless driv- Liverwurst...... 65 Oscar Mayer.. % 99 Fish Cakes....,. 49° CheeseSUSC..* ^49' Joseph Gelsomine, Laird ing. """'••':' •-• TERMUROL SYSTEMS GET LOW PRICESIN EVERY DEPARTMENT PLUSTHE EXTRA VALUE Of S&H STAMPS Lew Frozen Food Prices m SlHStmp, •f'Roaii, were arrested at 3:20 t Trooper •Daniel Paulosiri' Mf-3S2S»B71-4B66 va.m, Sunday,.^ the Hyer's ^as arresting officer. '' PEPPERIDGLAYER E 0 1 SUCREST CAKE

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ST. JOHN'S HONORS - Very Rev. Joseph T. Cahill, president of St. John's University, presents it's the modem standard for sleep comfort, ready for immediate delivery! the President's Society medal to Bedell Terry of Red Bank, a senior at St. John's. The society hon- ors "those students who combine scholarship, in- tegrity, maturity and a well-rounded personality with university-wide awareness, participation and leadership especially by their significant contribu- tion to the extra-curricular life of the university." Mr. Terry will serve as a member of Father Cah- Hf's official staff and will perform designated duties at special university functions in the up- coming academic year. 33 Residences Have New Owners MIDDLETOWN - The Lake Drive, Middletown, to Berg Agency's office here has Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hazcn. reported. the sale of 33 resi- Mr. Andrulonis, assisted by dences. Anthony Galfo, handled the Mr. and Mrs. Edmund El- negotiations. wood have moved from.Bel- Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius ford to 214 Poole Ave., Union Spangler'purchased 303 John- Beach, purchased from Mr. son. Ave., Union Beach, from and Mrs. Michael Sardella. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Mrs. Audrey Grammer and Knam. The sale was handled Richard Campana handled by Mrs. Nuccio. the sale. Frank Began sold his home Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cor- at 171 Morningside Avc, bliss have purchaed 64 Bray Union Beach, to Mr. and Mrs. Ave., Port Monmouth, from Richard C. Gable, formerly of , Sandy Hoojc Bay Village. Jo- Staten Island. Mrs. Jachter seph Andrulonis and Richard handled negotiations. Campana handled negotia- Also reported was the sale tions. of 15 Haug St., Union Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mata- by Berg Enterprises, Inc. to razzo have moved from Cam- Mr. and Mrs. PaulPerrone.- bria Heights, New York, to 15 This sale was handled by Ravett Road, Port Monmouth, Richard Campana. purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Edward Reilly. The sale was sold their home at 505 Stone handled by Mrs. Bernice Road, Union Breach, to -Mr;. Jachter. and Mrs. Francis Hubert. The Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sta- sale was handled by Mrs. ckewitz Sr. have purchased 12 Jachter. Roop Ave., Leonardo, from Mrs. Alita Snyder and Jack Michael Reilly. Frank Magri Rupy handled the sale of 49 handled negotiations. Ohio Ave., East Keansburg, Peter Chester purchased 156 from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinkade Drive, Middletown, Wall to Mr. and Mrs. Kary- from Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kel- cinski. lers. The sale was handled by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wegman Mrs. Alita Snyder, Mrs. Ma- have purchased 709 Cam- rianne Nuccio and William bridge Ave., Union Beach, Hanna. from Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Al- • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. modovac. Mrs. Joan But- Schlaeter have moved from terfield handled the sale. Staten Island to 178 pakes Mrs. Butterfield also sold 35. Ave., purchased from Mr. and Curren St., West Keansburg Mrs. Kenneth Duncan. Mr. from Joseph Juinta to Mr. • Hanna also handled this sale. and Mrs. Thomas Nesta. Mrs. Jachter handled the sale of 9 Sunset Place, Port Mrs. Jachter handled the Monmouth, from Mr. and sale of 6 Holland Road, Mid- Mrs. James Richmond to Mr. dletown, from Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Dolan. William Corcoran to Mr. and Also handled by Mrs. Jach- Mrs. George Eddington. o ter was the sale of Lot 18, Hol- A new home on Campocll We bought a substantial quantity of these top quality sets, and priced them remarkably low! lywood Ave., from Mr. and Ave., Belford, was sold by L & Mrs. Gaines Andrews to Mr. M Builders, Inc. to Mr. and Each set gives .you 5 square feet more sleep space than full size, yet fits readily into average Jbedrooms. and Mrs. James Wolfenden. Mrs. Vince Scaso. The sale Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ken- was handled by Mr. Camp- Mattress has hundreds of extra firm coils, cotton felt-upholstery, and the added comfort of quilting nedy moved from Cliffwood ana. Beach to 94 Roosevelt Ave., over surface cushioning. The box spring gives you ideal complementary support. Ticking is blue floral cotton. Laurence Harbor, purchased Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey pur- from Mr. and Mrs. William chased 16 Baldwin Ave., East Save now! Credit facilities available. Matching twin the «tf, now $99. Nagy. The negotiations were- Keansburg, from Mr. and handled by Robert Jones. Mrs. Alfonso DiLauro. Nego- Frank Palumbo sold his tiations were handled by Mrs. home at 180 Lohsen Ave., Bel- Snyder. ford, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hass Cole. The sale was handled by sold their home at 164 Phea- Mrs. Joan Butterfield. saiit Drive, Bayville, to Mr.. Mrs. Nuccio handled nego- and Mrs. Michael Bixenman, tiations on the sale of 19 Roop formerly of Long Branch, Ne-- Ave., Leonardo from Mr. and gotiations were handled by Mrs. Col.angelo to Mr. and Mr. Nardelli. Mrs; Henry Frick. for extra guests, extra sleeping in a summer home, any home... two styles for many schemes* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sor- He also handled the sale of kau purchased 38 Sycamore 10 Fredwood Place, Matawan, both in handsome fabrics, and ready for immediate delivery! Ave., East Keansburg, from from Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gorski. Nardelli Jr. to Mr. and Mrs. This sale was negotiated by. Alfhons Aichele. Mrs. Jachter. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Miller Mr- and Mrs- Nathaniel have moved to 19 Lincoln Harper have purchased 7 Car- Court, purchased from Mr. men placD- Red Bank> from and Mrs. Marvin Selovcr. The Mr- aml Mrs- Zannie Leeks, sales was handled by Mrs. Jr. Negotiations were handled Be ready for summer visitors—turn livins room, study, den into a.guest rooml Zita Hotchkiss. by Mr. Galfo. Choose traditional, round arm lawson with skirt, in brown or gold velvet Mr. Hanna and Frank. of durable cotton and rayon. Have the modern straisht arm style ill' easy-caw black vinyl, Magri arranged the sale of 185 The sale of 172 Beers St., to Seventh St., Belford, from Mr.' Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Di r Of gold or green striped Herculon® olefin with built-in soil resistance. Lauro from Mr. and Mrs. Ed- and Mrs. Raymond Papa In Both have extra firm 53" mattresses that sleep two, Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Scalzo. ward Stevens was handled by with tilt-up headrest frames for TV viewing or reading. Buy now and save! Also reported was the sale Mrs. Snyder and John Rupy. of 40 Baldwin Ave., East Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saxer „Keansburg • , , „fro m , Mr,, . and have moved from Atlantic Mrs. James Householder to- Highlands to 16 Marsand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dmgas, I>rivCi Hazleti purcnased Convenient credit facilities available. 6old by Mrs. Audrey Grum- from Mr and Mrs. Victor Ter- Open Mpnday and Friday night 'til 9. mer.. zano. The sales agent was Mr. Plan your rooms with pur skillful decorators... The sale of 2 Canterbury Kupy. Court, Middletown, from Mr. there Is no additional charge for this service. andLlilrs. Andrew Jarrell to Mr. and Mrs. Jack San Kill- Mr. an,d Mrs. Lawrence ippo sold their home at 790 1972, WSJ Sloant, Inc. O'Brien was handled by Jo- Poole Ave., Hazlct to Mr. and seph Andrulonis. Mrs. Edvyard Ball. Negotia- Mh and Mrs. John Daniels tions wore handled by Mr. sold their home at 24 Shadow Magri and Mr. Jones. 140 Broad Street, Red Bank Canada Seen Easing Penalties for Marijuana Possession OTTAWA (AP)-The prac- TAWIk (kP\ — Trip nnif. art.s at Sir, George" Williams *~—f • , V • tence' . *F It's fai.. r t. o say tha...t i. n( '• said_.JJ. "Eithe..ISUL r'Jui it is. a. second or tice of Jailing marijuana users (100. says: "It's rare for a jail sen- that 93 per cent of all those University, recommended In comparison, 48. per cent cases where there is a term of third conviction or there was • for simple possession appears T. R. McKim, director of tence for a first-time, simple- charged in 1971 with simple fines for first offenses be $25 in 1967 got jail terms. Fines in imprisonment, there usually some other associated charge, ' on its way out in Canada. the Health Department's bu- possession charge." possession received a fine, and for subsequent offenses Ontario averaged about f 100. is another factor," McKim ( sufrh as dangerous driving." Ill effect, this means the reau of dangerous drugs, His bureau's statistics show probation or suspended sen- principle behind recommenda- tions of a federal commission TRADING >ON'T BE MISLED on nonmedical use of drugs is being practiced in the courts. STAMPS The five-member commission OUR TRIM SAVES YOU MONEY! agreed in May that 'criminal Chack what you buyf Two Guy* butch«ri trim your prosecutions for simple, pos- NECOMPlETt rrmot,»o you g«t Uis bon» and fat. Th«r« tan b* session of cannabis might be BOOK IS a big difference'b«tw*tn two *t«aks tripf Wtigh more harmful than the drug's WITH EVERY th» torn*. At Two Guyi, the tail and «xe«ji fat known effects. •••» • IWO^H! on our t«nd«r T-bon« ittaki an rwmbvtd, M you The commission split in its FOOD. SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION "gtt mor* it»ak recommendations and sub- mitted three reports. The IN TRADE IN PURCHASE three-man majority, including ANY DEPT. 'Sorry, we jrt! not .illurtt-rj to SAUTODAYU Chairman Gerald Le Dain, re- give sumps gr rvdti'm \itimp THRU Compare ... tiring dean of Osgoode Hall SAT Law School, recommended G»*> POULTRY SALE! and eat better for less! that simple possession of can- nabis be made legal. The two minority reports SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS straddled this view, one rec- ommending that all criminal ALL PRODUCE DIPT. code reference to cannabis be WHITE lifted and the drug be made \ SOLID SWEET & CALIFORNIA available in the same manner MEAT LUSCIOUS as alcohol. The other recom- MEAT ICEBERG mended that prohibition of WITH RIBS cannabis be maintained but NECTARINES LETTUCE that fines rather than jail sen- tences be used to deter simple possession. This last view seems cur- rently to be followed in the courts. Fines still are some- 3to 5 lbs. what higher tha^nose rec-w dv ommended in {he1 minority re- 9- Ib. port. Ian Campbell, dean of 79 3 Accused JUICE LEMONS READY TO COOK TURKEY C SWIFT PREMIUM BUTTERBALL yg DRUMSTICK 29 I TURKEYS APPETIZING DEPT Marijuana GKADt A READY TO COOK OR Bar BQue MA GRADE A ROC ROCKK V/21' 2 IDIb.. avgavg. . _ A KEANSBURG - As the re- sult of an investigation by C county and local police, three GRADE A i 59 CORNISH HEN 49 nien were taken into custody ' here and charged with posses- USDA CHOICE sion of less than 25 grams of FIRST marijuana. ' CHUCK CUT According to Detective Sgt.. £ George W.. Preston Jr., the STEAK .49 PSSP 79 | trio identified as Robert L. el Then, 29, and Patriclc.C. 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Compensation Updating mal products,, has a strong po- By ROGER E. SPEAK sition in certain cosmetic and By SYLVIA PORTER erage and benefits have oeen Q — I have shares of Scher- Successful household items and operates i and are climbing steeply. ing-Plough and would like to five AM and five FM stations. When a heartbreaking coal YOUR MONEY'S Approximately 60 million buy more. Do you think this is Since 1969 Schering's earn* mine disaster hits the front workers among you are cov- advisable and a good time to Investing ings growth, in large mea- pages — as still another one WORTH ered today — more than four buy? - F.D. sure, has been bolstered by did only a few weeks back — out of five of us — as com- A — Shar'es of this Big this purpose. Increasing em- jiiiiiimiiiiniiiinmtiiiiiBiiiiniiiiiiiiHiiiiiii averaging would be effective the wide acceptance of a phasis is now being placed on our attention is riveted on the pared with'45 million as re- 970,000 of their dependent chil- Board-listed security have here. unique antibiotic, Garamycin. duction, etc. cently as 1960. considerable1 appeal for long- consumer product in- tragedy of fatal on-the-job ac- And enormous as this total dren. Although both of these firms Responsible for the largest cidents. Yet, headlines such Between 1969 and 1970, the Workmen's compensation is term growth. However, be- (joined in a January, 1971, sales gain last year, this drug troduction. ts, it doesn't tell the full tale, latest national figures avail- cause of the stock's rich mul- In 1971, the first year of as these touch only the tip of for many accidents, injuries the oldest form of social insur- merger) served somewhat dif- has proved effective against a the accident iceberg. able, workmen's com- ance in the United States — tiple, near-term fluctuations ferent markets and excelled variety of infectious organ- combined results, Schering- and losses of jobs, go unre- pensation benefits rose 11.5 may occur. Hence, dollar-cost Plough showed significant op- In \in alone, about 14,200 ported. You probably couldn't dating back to 1908, when in varying areas, together izms often resistant to other Americans will lose their lives per cent, and in some states Congress set up a program they have proved highly com- antibiotics. Plough's leading erating improvement; and even identify some of todays the rise was as much as 25 to 1972's first quarter continued in on-the-job accidents. By (he most hazardous industries: under the Federal Employes plimentary. Schering is an im- proprietary medicines include end of this year, a startling 30 per cent. Another 20 per Compensation Act to cover- portant producer of ethical Di-Gel antacid, which had this trend. Sales gained 20 per coal mining, longshoring, cent increase took place be- cent for the period ended 2,200,000 workers will have roofing and sheet metal, meat certain federal employes in drugs, both those sold only by record sales in 1971, and St. been injured. tween fiscal 1970 and fiscal hazardous occupations. State prescription and "over-the- Joseph Aspirin' for Children. March, while net income rose and meat products (especially 1971. 29 per cent to 67 cents a Merely in economic terms, cutting and handling), mobile after state followed with its counter"p reparations. Formerly a division of Plough the cost of work accidents is A large $3.3 billion in work- own workmen's compensation Plough produces and dis- Inc., the Cosmetics and Toi- share. At present, all in- up to « billion a vear, double ,ltome manufacturing, lumber men's compensation benefits law, until by 1948 all 50 states tributes proprietary medi- letries Division's products in- dications point to a contin- the total for 1962. This irkJ*** wood products, was paid in fiscal 1971 — had programs of their own. cines, prepares diagnostic clude Maybelline, the largest uation, of this pattern in the eludes lost wages, medical There is a dismal lack of about one-third of this amount Among the significant liber- agents for human use and ani- selling line of eye makeup; future/'-^..... __^ ' costs, damages to equipment hard 3ata on workmen's com- in hospital and Medicare ben- alizations about which the Coppertone and QT suntan and materials, delays in pro- pensation coverage. efits. This total included about typical worker is unaware National iMullil List products and Sardo items. CARPENTER ANTS For instance, fewer than $300 million in "Black Lung" are: DESTROY WOOD one-third of our stales count benefits paid out by the U.S. Accepts Really Firm More Firms Product development is an • S Year Guarantee the numbers of covered work- Treasury to coal miners suf- important key to continued fering from pneumonoconiosis Employes of smaller and MIDDLETOWN - Apple- ers or the dollar amount of smaller firms are being brook Agency, Inc., with its growth in an outfit such as TERMITROLSYSIEMS covered payrolls. The rules — a serious lung disease this and Schering-Plough is which comes from inhaling brought under the workmen's main office here and branch 842-3528 •6714WS vary widely from state to compensation umbrella. The offices in Rumson and Mata- expanding its R&D efforts for 26»202S»M8-002» state. Some state laws pro- coal dust over a prolonged pe- riod. number of states with com- wan, has expanded its ser- vide for automatic maximum pulsory coverage is rising and vices in commercial and in- benefit hike's when average . Thus, workmen's com- the trend in more and more vestment properties by being ONE OF MANY GREAT VALUES state earnings levels increase. pensation is.a close second to states is toward including at approved as an exclusive There are major variations in. the nation's largest disability least some farm workers? member of the Investment Di- the proportion of loss in benefit program — the mas- ASSISTANT CON- vision of National Multil List FAMOUS BRAND wages which is replaced. sive Social Security disability Limitations are being elimi- TROLLER — Arthur J. Service. Now, though, there is a solid program which paid out $3.8nated on the amount of reim- Siegel of long Branch NMLS, which comprises a I-O" BUCK* T\l trend toward liberalization of billion last year to 1,700,000 bursable medical, surgical has been named an as- national marketing network of 1 ¥ the laws across the land — disabled workers, 312,000 of and hospital expenses. Com- sistant controller in the * WHITE ' 69" 500 cooperating Realtor of- and strong clues that cov- their dependent wives and pensation periods for per- Management Services fices in 47 states, including manent disabilities — such as DiVision of the Con- Hawaii and Puerto Rico, loss of limb — are being trollers Department tit launched its own division for stretched out. Injured em- Bankers Trust Com- members at its annual con- ANDERSON'S of Red Bank ployes are being given a free pany, New York. vention in Scottsdale, Ariz. 30 BROAD STORED BANK 0PMWE0.AFH.in4 Law Firm in Capital choice of physician. There has • been a steady succession of hikes in benefits. AH states Edward McHarg Names Blake Partner now have a retroactive pay WASHINGTON, D.C. - provision covering the waiting McHarg Heads Jonathan Ucwey Blake of period before normal work- Safely Engineers Ilerndon, Va., formerly of 101 men's compensation benefits Ridge Road, Rumson, N.J., begin. we're looking for NEWARK - The New Jer- lias been made a partner in sey Chapter of the American the Covington and Burling law The potential importance to Society nf. Safety Engineers firm here. you of this coverage must not has elected Edward McHarg be downgraded: glance back president. lie is a graduate of Rumson at those figures on how many A certified safety profes- Country Day . School, workers are injured and killed sional and active in the safety Decrfield Academy, Yale Uni- in on-the-job accidents. profession for 10 years, he But do you know what your previously served as presi- versity, Trinity College at Ox- workmen's compensation in- dent-elect, vice president and ford and the Yale Law School. surance is worth to you? chairman of several chapter He is married to the former Are you aware how much committees. Miss Prudence Anne Rowsell this insurance would pay if a Mr. McHarg resides at 5 serious accident befell you Cherry Hill Road, Holmdel, of Stoke Charity, Hants, Eng- • while you were working? with his wife, Jane, and two land. They have three daugh- I didn't until I started re- Are you a FINALIST lor the next children. He is manager of ters. His parents are Mr. and searching this column — and safety and fire protection with Mrs. Edgar B. Blake of 64 so, I'll wager millions of you Amerada Hess Corporation in don't either. Read tomorrow's MILLIONAIRE DRAWINB on July 26? Woodbridge. Bellevue Ave., Rumson. Jonathan D. Blake column.

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Registration may be in per- MCN Bank son at the Bodman Park of- RED BANK - George L. fice or applicants may send Bielitz, president of the Mon- their name, telephone num- mouth County National Bank, ber, desired class and fee to has appointed Arthur B. Car- the recreation commission at lson Jr. assistant cashier. Township Hall. Prior to joining the Mon- Dee Reid, instructress, said mouth County National, Mr. flyers were sent home Carlson had executive posi- through township schools and tions with the First Merchants most classes for youngsters National Bank and the Bank have been filled, "Only a few of Manalapan. openings still remain in the 8- Mr. Carlson is a former U.S. to 9-year-old division sched- Army Reservist and resides in uled to begin Monday at 9 Belford with his wife and two a.m. arid 1(1:30 a.m.," she children. said. He is a member of the Bank BANK AIDS COLLEGE — Joseph Thummess, vice chairman of the board Adult classes will be offered Division, NJ. Association of of directors of the New Jersey National Bank, left, and Dr. Richard J. July 13 at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Credit Executives, the Mystic Stonesifer, Monmouth College president, discuss near-final results of the GREETINGS — Bernd Grossmann of West Berlin, Germany, presents for intermediate players. Ad- Brotherhood Lodge, F. & A.M. college's first Annual Fund Drive. New Jersey National contributed $1,250 greetings from the mayor of West Berlin to Freeholder director Joseph C. vanced tennis instruction will of Red Bank, and treasurer of to the fund. Final tabulations of the first such campaign in the college's Irwln, left, at a luncheon hosted by the freeholders for members,^ the r 14 at 8:30 a.m. the Red Bank Kiwanis Club. history, which began in the late fall, will be announced soon. Tasmania Soccer Club. The club, on a" 30-day good will tour, Visited Free- hold to take a look at county government In this nation. Liz Awarded Silver Bear BERLIN (AP) - Elizabeth mersmith Is Out," co-starring The filming also stars Peter Taylor won the Silver Bear her husband, Richard Burton. Ustinov who directed it and award for best actress at the The jury said Miss Taylor for this double effort Ustinov 22nd annual international film was selected "because of the was given a special Silver festival that ended last night humor with which she played Bear award for "the original- In West Berlin. her role." The movie is a ity of his total contribution." The selection jury honored murder story set in an Insane Ustinov was on hand in Ber- Miss Taylor for her role in the asylum with Miss Taylor play- lin. U. S. film entry, "Ham- ing a waitress. Cited with a Silver Bear as best director was Jean Pierre Blanc in the French entry "La Vieille Fffle," for his fi- nely done treatment of a spin- Red Bank MLS Firm ster flirting with love. Italy's Alberto/Sorgi was given the Silver Bear" for best Negotiates 11 Sales actor. The jury cited Ms "hu- RED BANK - The Apple- from Mr. and Mrs. Hayden mane treatment" of an ex- brook Agency, members of Smith, who moved to Rumson. patriate who returns to Italy. Red Bank Area Multiple List- Mrs. Dede Heermans handled The film is "Detenuto in At- testa di Giudizio" directed by ing Service, have reported II negotiations. Nanni Loy. area sales by members of its Six of the sales reported Rumson office. were by Mrs. Lynn Goods- The Golden Bear for the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Da^ peed, including the Butbrauff best feature-length film in a vidson 2nd have moved from estate on McClees Road in field of 22 went to another Rumson to 25 Locust Point Middletown, purchased by Italian opus, "Canterbury Road. Middletown. purchased Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gledhill, Tales," written and directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini. who moved from Holmdel. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wag- The jury said the picture ner from Washington, D.C., had "a masterful quality with have purchased a new home which great literature was at 65 Bellevue Ave., Rumson, transformed on to film." built by Lawrence Welnstein. The Golden Bear for the Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hudson best short subject went to have sold their home at 70 De- Britain's "Flyaway." Normandie Ave., Fair Haven, A second U. S. feature film to William LaFleur of Fair entry, "Hospital," was Haven,. presented a Silver Bear for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Min- "its satirical presentation." Directed by Arthur Hiller, it eo from Norristowii, Pa., have starred George C. Scott purchased 86 Sijverbrook I DIDN'T KNOW THAT! Road, Shrewsbury, from Jo- Canada won a Silver Bear seph Ligos, who moved to for its short film, "The Selfish Fair Lawn, Ohio. Giant." Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Swan- son from MiUviUe, Pa., have purchased 189 Crestview Gaul Appointed Drive, Middletown, from Mr. MCN Officer and Mrs. Gregory E. Bolton, who moved to Chicago. RED BANK - George L. Jane E. Morrow purchased Bielitz, president of the Mon- BUT YOU MIGHT HAVE ... mouth County National Bank, f Rev. Walter I. Zelle 95 E. River Road, Rumson from Ed Drastal, a builder. has announced the promotion Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Ashbey of Herbert A. Gaul to assis- Synod Elects have moved from Middletown tant cashier. IF YOU WERE A DAILY to 1 Laurel Lane, Rumson, Mr. Gaul is a .graduate of New President purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Seton Hall University and has BEONXVILLE, N.Y. - The T. J. Smith, who moved to attended the American In- Rev. Walter L. Zeile, pastor North Carolina. Mrs. Virginia stitute of Banking. He was READER OF THE of the Somerset Hills Lufher- M. Pegram handled this . previously employed in the na Church, Basking Ridge, transaction. credit and finance field for N.J., was elected president of Also reported by Mrs. Pegr- five years before joining the newly formed New Jersey am was the sale of 28 Borden MCN's installment loan de- District of the Lutheran-Mis- Road, Middletown, a new partment in 1870. He was pro- souri Synod at a convention at home built by Oak Hill Buil- moted to administrative assis- CDncordia College, here. ders for Mr. and Mrs. Richard tant in 1971. The Rev. Donald L. Biggs of L. Emrick. Mr. Gaul served in the U.S. New Shrewsbury N.J., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Army and resides in Ocean James Roberts of Long Bennett, formerly from Long DAILY REGISTER Townsjiip with his wife and Branch, N.J., representing Island, have moved to 9 Peli- daughter. He is a member of the Luther Memorial Church can Road, Middletown, pur- the Mid-Jersey Chapter of the of New Shrewsbury, served as chased from the Franklin American Institute of Bank- committee-on-elections mem- Capital Corp. through Mrs. ing. bers at the convention. Jackie D. Lansing. FOR HOME DELIVERY. IT ONLY COSTS .*.,.

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CHANGE OF THE GAVEL — Or. J. Alvln (Moose) Parker, Red Bank dentist, left, receives the gavel and a handshake from Mel Lowensteln as he becomes the new president of the Red Bank Rotary Club. In the center the Daily Register Is Dr.. Robert Tlcehurst, a former president, who served as Installing offi- cer. Other officers Installed at the Molly Pitcher Inn were the Rev. Fred Preuss, vice president; Noel J. Lartaud, secretary* and Norrls Horsman, treasurer. Mr. Lowenstelnlroutgolng president. 18 HK Daly Register, Bed Bask-MkkBelown, N J. Wednesday, July S, 1972 Dennis me Menace Crossword Puzzle VWHRT IM MflfWS WAKE UP!! THUNDER ACROSS 33 Fred and 47 Competent ADWTSOKEVISOUT DOWEWflNT IBvnbT Stew 25 Slto« 1 ME TO DO 28*lartlni »• WONDER WflLKIN IN BPteyfiHww 34 Not wobble ABOUT IT? ingredient HER SLEEP ' 10 Repel 35 Tale of a 56-sprawl 14 Poof feature taradiddler 57. Exude 27 Modify 15 Israel's 36 Perches moisture 28 Liquid , mother 37 Western 58 Imperfection measure 16 Genut of wear 59 Internation- 29 Jardinieres 28-D 38 Fountain al pact 30 "The Man- 17 Quasi order 60VOA'shome 31 Mason 18 Emulate 39 An Arden 61 MaidenhBir 32 Longtime ;• Cicero " 40 Rake's looks 62 Assents 34 Made out IB Green light 41 Kent city 63 Street sign 37 Envious 20 Sympathizers 42 Non-com DOWN feeling 23 Certain 44 Thrifty 1 Unheeding 38 Grasping spouses ones 2 Sybarite's 40 Oahu' 24 Noun ending 45 Painting delight neckwear OH,<3OOD/MR.GRUMP ISN'T 25 Wheedled 46 Dimunitive 3 Sorrow 41 Facts and OUT, I CM 28 Crotchet suffix bringer figures ^ UP THERE WITHCXJr HAV1N© TO Soliitkm to YasMnky't Punlt 4 Involuntary 43 Swallow LISTEN TO ALL THAT 44 Gal Fridays 6RUMBUN6 responses 5 Displayed 46 N. Hebrides 6 Grocery island •.. s nnaariaaaaaH nnta hold-alls 47 Belly laugh BQHH dona 7 Culture 48 Winnie - Pu nnnin Qflnan medium 49 Background nnnni cinnrara nnnn 8 - Hari 50 Manumit uumo uuum uaauu 'IT WAS/MADE IN ITAUV...JUST LIK£>l#f.* aaaBanaa aaaaaa 9 Triumphs 51 Opposite of Children's Letter 10 Trifled "vivel" naangii aaraninann 11 -Sommer 52 Swarm aaan Banna anna aaafl Hnnan anaa 12 Akin 53 Name in aatan nnnaa anna 13-of grace B'way fame 21 Steers 54 Obtain

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Your Horoscope, Birthday WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 - bornness, however, when it Home projects are such that new project is concerned. Try Born today, you possess a proves detrimental; in gener- they may well invade your to be there. great sense of the dramatic. al, it is merely amusing. time on the employment AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Fcb. Nubbin Everything that happens to Because you dislike adapt- scene. Should others object, 19) — Take care that your be- you is destined to be colored ing to situations and circum- make explanations brief. havior does hot cause another by that particular trait. Small stances, you try very hard to VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - alarm. You can accomplish things that are unimportant to change situations and circum- A formal affair makes this the same, ends through differ- others take an exceptional stances to suit yourself. Often, day something of a strain for ent means. Try to do so. " significance because you see however, your surroundings the Virgo who takes such PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) them through your lively •are extremely difficult to things seriously. Try to relax — Don't feel that you have to sense of timing. Large, impor- change and, when this is so, and go with the tide. make up today for time lost tant things find their proper you "may have to adapt your LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - yesterday. You can make place among and between the thinking or forfeit whatever If you would be cited for a amends for stolen leisure on lesser simply because your goals you are after. The spectacular performance, you some other day; for now, re- sense of proportion refuses to choice is always yours — and had better get an early start. lax. grant them more essence than usually you will make it rea- Prepare early in the day for ARIES (March 22-April 20) Is theirs by right. In short, sonably rather than emotion- afternoon and evening events. — Expedite your work today you know both by experience ally. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) if you possibly can. This is an and by instinct the proper To find what is in store for — A busy day which may well excellent time for striking out slant to put on whatever life you tomorrow, select youp try you beyond your patience. in new directions — if you can brings. birthday and read the corre- Make an effort to accom- fulfill present commitments. You have very strong be- sponding paragraph. Let your modate inconveniences and to . TAURUS (April 21-May 21) ,1 SURPRISE HHTRV \ — WHICH ELIMINATES SOME &IRTV TRICK liefs, strong likes and dislikes, birthday star be your daily make allowances for poor per- — Should you wish for more guide. 'E WOULDN'T THINK a strong will and strong emo- formance. than is possible for you to u tions. Absolutely adamant SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- gain through your present po- OFTRflN IMSELF- about any stand you may Thursday, July S Dec. 22) — If you have never sition, you would be wise to have taken on any given is- considered a change in em- begin the search now for sue, you are perfectly willing CANCER (June 22-July 23) ployment, this might be the something new. to argue and discuss any topic — Choose a congenial atmos- time to do so. New openings GEMINI (May 22-June 21) but totally unwilling to give up phere in which to work, even offer new opportunities. — A day when you could ren- your own view of things even if you have to pull some . CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan., der oustanding service to in the face of logic and faith strings and risk another's 20),— Your presence on the those in your immediate perhaps even stronger than anger to do it. It is vital to scene this morning could neighborhood who are in need your own. Such behavior can your future. mean the difference between of help.'Seek Uie support of only be accounted as stub- LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - success and failure when a ' co-workers. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice ByALFRED SHEINWOLD MR. Dm-IERS, 1 DEMAND Y^ A PELLCW jump response as an in- South cannot afford to draw VOU APOLOGIZE POR \ UAS "TO STICK UP )' vitational bid. North accepts all for trumps since then he West dealer CALLING MS. A Most players have only two Both tides volnenbb KMUCKLE-HEAD/ \ FOR MIMSELP the invitation in this case. He could never win a club trick. ^~*—• kinds of responses to a ta- would just pass at two spades West would save the ace of NORTH keout double: forcing and if his dubs were weaker, or if clubs and a heart. • AJ43 weak. This would be fine if all his hand were substantially Instead, South knocks out V96 hands were either strong or weaker in some other suit. the ace of clubs before going OKQ4 weak. The trouble arises How does South force to' on with the trumps. South re- when you have an in-between game, when he has a very gains the lead and draws the WEST EAST hand, good enough for an in- strong hand? He bids the op- rest of the trumps in order to 4 5 <> 9872 (? AKQ1073 (? 142 vitation "but riot a demand.. ponent's suit. In this case,- cash his tricks safely. North has a fairly good ta- 0 76 0 1083 South would bid two hearts if + AJ94 #1065 keout double of one heart. He his hand were slightly strong- DAILY QUESTION would still have a reasonable As dealer, you hold: S-A J SOUTH er. • KQ106 takeout double if his clubs Careful Play 4 3 II-9 6 D-K Q 4 C-K Q 8 2. 9 85 were headed by queen-jack in- In the actual hand South What do you say? OAI952 stead of by king-queen. If that makes the game by careful Answer: Bid one club. With *73 change were made, however, play. West takes two hearts four cards in each of the black West North Eut South there would be no game since and shifts to a diamond. De- suits and a hand that calls for t

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' Good at any Shop-Rite Supermarket SHOP-RITE Coupon « J«»» »» «v v» being equal I ought to be out too." ~red at the entrance to the and down the corridors as "the Musto swiftly capitulated; hissupporters)'w!»tt1«yde- JERSEY CITY (AP) - Om 'of office in about three min- Kilkenny said he was happy school by a line of policemen, count rolled on. there was no vote for chair- dared themselves in M open form. Jane U, the attempt by Hud- utes, with the salute of the that both sides in the battle but good friends among both There were two incidents. son County Democrats to flag and alL" '• ..for the county chairmanship the old guard and the refor- One man at the meeting be- sassff- M«r;?-r !?ss=& elect a new chairman ended Nor did he miscue, though had agreed upon him as an tav mers managed to get them by gan a shouting protest at the Musto said he would not The jubilant dS-year-old re- In a (JoonytMTWk between the the meeting itself was 52 min- partial person and said "the that barrier. necessity of the count. He old guard and the new refor- utes late in getting started. pledge of the flag will domi- Politicians, old guard or re- marched down, an aisle to- mers. Within about three minutes nate me.'hamely with justice form, are the most affable of ward Kilkenny on the plat- On Jane 27, during a second the salute was accomplished, for all." men.^One of the them said pi- form. and successful try, the tem- a moment of silence, was held He declared, "I am inter- tyingly, "This is unheard of. "Put him out," a chorus of for departed county com- ested only that the majority Why this is the first time in 20 voices yelled. "We want a se- MONMOUTH MEATS perature at Martin Luther King Junior High School rose mitteemen and com- rule. Then we'll all be togeth- years you fellows have been cret ballot" 110MONMOUTHST. 13 MAIN ST. exceedingly high. But it was mitteewbmen, and Kelly had er in common cause in No- barred from a public meet- He was shortly ushered out. RED BANK only from tbeweatber and the introduced retired Superior vember. I have a lot of faith ing." A pretty blonde in a brief EATONTOWN body heat in the packed Court Judge Victor S. Kil- in Hudson County, the great- Five corridor doorways to orange dress responded when 741-5292 542-0743 school gymnasium generated kenny, who had been appoint- est political county in the the gymnasium itself, though a name was called and voted by the supporters of State ed by the court to serve as whole state." blocked by constabulary, for a secret ballot. But it was LEAN-FRESH ALL PORK Sen. William V. Musto of the temporary chairman so politi- Getting down to business, were wide open, so the news- quickly determined she old line Democrats and the cal business could get done. Kilkenny said the first ques- men were able to see and wasn't who she was supposed adherents of Mayor Francis Kilkenny, who looks like the tion to be answered was hear all they wanted over the to be. GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS Fitzpatrick of Bayonne, one- late W. C. Fields and who is whether voting would be by bluecoats' shoulders. • She also was shown the . time Frank Hague man, one- rated one of the best after din- open roll call or by secret bal- Count Rolls On door, by two grim looking time John V. Kenny man, and ner speakers in the state, in a lot. "I need your answer to It was even better that way. sheriff's girls. FRANKS now the ally of youthful Jer- brief preamble before getting that," he said. The reporters, if they could The count came out 450 for CHUCK LINKS sey City reform Mayor Paul down, to business, told how He got his answer about two bend over far enough, could an open election and 171 for T. Jordan. well .brought up he had been hours later, after 621 com- get a drink from fountains in secret ballot. Kilkenny called c c c Democracy, June 27, was on in Hudson County. mitteemen and com- the corridors built for small a 10-minute recess. thd march once more — with "My father always told me mitteewomen from Hudson children. They could get a " The vote was a defeat for Ib. County communities had been Ib. Ib. 79 to vote row "A" all the way," 79 an assist from New Jersey Su- 89 perior Court. he said. "And it was our cus- polled one by one on their LEAN-ALL MEAT LEAN MEATY tom to hang out the flag on St. preference, while newsmen ONE OF MANY GREAT VALUES SWIFT'S PREMIUM ' "This new meeting shall Regular and Thick now come to order," said out- Patrick's Day," and, after a stood and sweated in corri- going county chairman State pause, and apparently in defe- dors alongside the gymnasium or Lazy Maple LAMB SPARE Sen. William Kelly. rence to the Italo-Americans and watched for any dramatic PHUCO SIDE-BY-SIDE 5 Minutes earlier he had told among the largely Irish- turn the world might want to newsmen, who were banned American assembly, he know about. BACON PATTIES RIBS REFRIGERATOR 319' c c ANDERSON'S of Red Bank 89 Ib. Ib. OPENWED.tflH.Tll9 79 30 BROAD ST,KD BANK

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Christopher Okojie, a man At the age of four months, Who has devoted bis life to Dr. Okojie was honored Sat- persons A the reception, McGoyera Gains 2% Votes urday at a cocktail reception "might very Well be in your , the doctor said, his father was overcoming obstacles, is tack- ' informed by the palace WASHINGTON - sen. George S. McGovern gained % ling perhaps his biggest and by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome U. hands." •> mare delegate votes yesterday in a compromise settlement or Burke of 50 Riveredge Drive. Mr. Burke said he had been oracles that his son was the most serious problem of his 52 reincarnation of a famous na- a challenge to the New Jersey delegation.. . , v years. Mr. Burke had become ac- helping Dr. Okojie since 1960, The Credentials Committee approved the compromise by but noted that Nigerian tariff tive doctor who had died Dr. Okojie is a Nigerian quainted with Dr. Okojie's many years ago. an overwhelming voice vote. The McGovem gain came at the work 12 years ago when he regulations have made it diffi- physical) who singlehandedly His father waited until Dr. expense of uncommitted delegates. built and operates a 120-bed served as a director of the In- cult to send supplies to the The compromisej^vas.worked put by a supporter of Sen. ternational Jaycees. hospital. Okojie was five years old and hospital in the bush country of then pulled him out of a mis- Hubert H. Humphrey, Patrick Foley of Minnesota. Ms native land. . At that time, the Jaycees He said most of the aid sent Five women were added to the Essex County delegation raised $10,000 to send medical to the doctor is forwarded sionary school and saying his He has come to this coun- son didn't need books to be- with one-half vote each, and the votes of five men were re- try, for the first time since supplies to the Zuma Me- through the Phipps-Stockes duced to one-half vote. morial Hospital in trrua, Ni- Foundation in New York. come a doctor, sent him to 1968, seeking money and help study with a famous witch In Hudson County, Joseph Soriero was unseated and two to continue his efforts at pro- geria, which Dr. Okojie found- Dr. Okojie is the son of a - women were added to the delegation with one-half vote each. doctor. They were Gloria Oyola and Susan Blane. Dr. Okojie «said that despite In addition, the vote of Hudson County delegate Christ- rigorous study he was unable opher Jackson was reduced to one^half and Margaret Bell was to meet the demands of the added to the delegation with one-half vote. witch doctor's teachings and the woman added to the Essex County delegation were thus was returned to his fa- Joanne Daniels, Marian Kidd, Bernice Edwards. Constance ther as a failure. Woodruff and Rita Greenstone. Dr. Okojie returned to mis- The men whose votes were cut in half were Joel R. Jacob- sionary school, and through a son, 0. Vincent MeNany, Harry Stevenson, John J. Bowen and series of scholarships, was Richard N. Leonard. awarded a medical degree in 1947, 19 years after flunking witch doctoring. Fugitive Surrenders Dr. Okojie took a position NIGERIAN DOC - Dr. Christopher OkoJIe, a Ni- NEWARK — Erwin Smart Jr., an escaped convict who with the government medical gerian doctor and U.S. trained surgeon, makes a surrendered to police at a newspaper office here, is apparently service, but said he was un- point during interview with Daily Register's Ben a man driven by fear. happy because he wanted to Van Vliet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome U. The 22-year-old convict said as he surrendered at the New- go back to the bush to help his Burke, 50 Riveredge Drive, Little Silver. Mr. and ark Star-Ledger yesterday that he joined the escape out of people. Mrs. Burke gave a reception In honor of the doc- fear of other convicts and spent his three weeks of freedom in Thus, he resigned a good tor, who is here seeking to raise money for his fear that if he went back or was captured he'd be beaten by paying position, and in 195Q small, understaffed hosptial. police or prison authorities. . opened the Zuma Memorial "I had no choice but to join the escape," Smart told re- Hospital, named after bis 1956 under a Fulbright Schol- tractive," he said. porters at the paper. mother. arship to study surgery at Dr. Okojie has a promise of He said other escapees threatened to kill him if he didn't The hospital, the doctor Bellevue Hospital in New some help from his own fami- go along. Four other convycts escaped with Smart from the said, consisted of a building, York City. ly. One of his three sons, Isi Yardville Correctional Center June 13. One has been captured. and 12 mats for beds. "Our main problem," the Okojie, is a pre-med student Smart said he feared if he was beaten by authorities he'd Today, the hospital has 120•doctor said, "is that we have at Warren Wilson College in suffer another blow,on the head. He said he's had seizures beds, including a 40-bed ma- a shortage of help, and a North Carolina. He is 20 years since being hit on the head several years ago by a policeman ternity ward. shortage of health." old. called in to settle a family argument. Nigera, he said, has a ter- The most prevalent medical And, Anehita Okojie, the "I can't afford to be hit on the head again," he said. rible shortage of trained doc- problems are malaria doctor's 19-year-old daughter, State police confirmed that Smart was under medication tors with only 3,000 physicians ("which everybody has") and is also a pre-med student at for seizures while in the corrections center. The medication to treat 75 million people. malnutrition ("which prac- Warren Wilson College. would be resumed, they said. Reglfler Staff Pholoi It means, he said, there art! tically everybody has"). In addition, the doctor'has a Smart was serving an indeterminate term for armed rob- A SNACK — Mr. and Mrs. Jerome U. Burke serve hors d'oeuvres to Dr. four doctors for every 300,000 Dr. Okojie said he has had wife, and three other daugh- bery at the time of his escape. He is also under indictment in Christopher Okojie, and his son, Isi Oko[ie, right, during a reception for persons. several doctors join him from ters back in Nigeria. connection with a disturbance at the corrections center last the Nigerian apctor at the Burkes' home, 50 Riveredge Drive, Little Sll- Dr. Okojie received his me- time to time, but most have "I am a man of the bush," . December. \ ver. The docfoi is visiting the Burkes while in this country trying to raise dical training in Nigeria, but. left after three months be- Dr. Okojie said, "a man sub- His surrender began with a call to the newspaper from a %ioney to he|p jpport his small hospital in Irrua, Nigeria. came to the United States in cause they "found it hard to jected to the local witch doc-' Newark minister, the Rev. William E. Hedgebeth of Mt. Olive live in the bush." tor's ideas who fights dally Church of Christ's Disciples Inc., who said Smart wanted to The same problem is found the ignorance, superstition, turn himself in. in his nursing staff, which has and disease. a large turnover. "I suppose," he said, "my "Most of my nurses when main function is to correct the Disaster Areas Declared they become proficient, leave witch doctor's mistakes, and to NEWARK — Five New Jersey counties have been de- the bush and head for the improve a little on their treat- clared disaster, areas due to damage from tropical storm cities where life is more at- ment." Agnes. ;.•'• Carlos A. Villamil, regional director of the U. S. Small rmunniinniiiimiimn IIHIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIII IIIIUIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIUHIIHUHI Business Administration, said yesterday that Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Morris and Somerset counties have been classified as "Class. B" disaster areas, making residents there, eligible for low cost federal loans. E^JBEGISTER Persons whose homes, businesses, personal property or in- Red Bank-Middletown, N. J. Wednesday, July 5,1972 19 ventift wji damaged may apply for loans to cover tj» tan- gjble<|os$prius any insurance funds received, according to VUlajp.^pvJ . ":; " •'•' • '"•• H& cautioned, however, that persons living tit those areas where flooS insurance was available may be ineligible for the loans." Jv'O ' ••'•'• - • Applications for the loans are available at the Newark Dis- aster Loan Office, 850 Broad SL, Newark, or the Wayne Muni- cipal BuildiBg, 475 Valley Road, Wayne. Youth Held in Slaying In Museum's NORTH WILDWOOD - An 18-year-old Yeadon, Pa., man was charged yesterday with the fatal stabbing of a Phila- delphia man during a street brawl, according to police. Mark D'Ambro was charged'with the murder of Steven P. Art Festival Warren outside a rooming house vtfiere Warren was spending LONG BRANCH - George Peekskill, NT., honorable the holiday weekend. He was arrested about two hours after Revenge: How Sweet! Ivins of Shrewsbury won first mentions. the Monday night stabbing, and held without bail, after pr- prize in the mixed media cate- Sculpture - Steve Laufer, eliminary hearing hi municipal court. Don't get mad, get even, is miHIllDinniinUlullllIinmiimimillllimil dispensing the plague. then I stroll, to the corner gory of the 11th Annual Podell Fair Lawn, -first prize; Pre- Bail of |2,500 each was set for 12 other persons held as ma- a notion that has always, "And what," she asks, hav- where I hail a passing cab. Memorial Art Festival spon- ston A. Abcrrathy, Irvington, terial witnesses in the case, and six juveniles were charged deeply appealed to me. ing waited on 14 people who I "See you later," I say. . •sored by the Long Branch second; Ron Higgins, Ed- with fighting. "Sweet," I believe Lord By- was ahead of, "what exactly —I've been .summoned to Historical Museum from winna, Pa., third; and Dick According to Ronald Collins, manager of a rooming house ron once said, "is revenge." can I do for you?" the credit office of a well- Friday through yesterday*, Finkel, New York City, and I look at her through nar- next door to the one where Warren was staying, the fighting There are times for turning By known public utility, which is Judges for the show we're. John Cady, Stickton, honor- rowed eyes — undismayed by involved about 20 young men and women from Yeadon and the other cheek. There are JUDITH telling me I didn't pay my Anthony Ventura of Neptune; able mentions. Philadelphia. Collins said the fighting apparently started with times for forgive-and-forgett- VIORST her scorn — and my voice bill. I am wringing my hands Mrs. Jan Voytko of Red Bank, Mixed media - Mr. Ivins, a dispute over a girl. ing. There are also times takes on a tone of quiet au- thority. and swearing to them that and William Godoski of Long first; Merle lzard of Graph- when a person must strike they've made a mistake. I've Branch. . "I happen to be empo- ich, N.Y., second; Herb back. paid it. Other winners: wered," I tell her, "by J. Paul Schwartz of Wontclair, third; Held in Son-in-law's Death Now I don't mean things They will not listen. Oils — Robert Luczun of PEMBERTON — A 40-year-old Army sergeant died yes- like kicking your foot through Getty, the famous billionaire, and Helyn Mann, New York "We're shutting off your Clifton, first prize; Charles W. City, honorable mention. terday of gunshot wounds he received during a family argu- a television screen. (Take to give his personal check .for a million dollars to the one I service in the morning," they Phillips, Moorestown, second; ment, police said. that, you stupid commercial! inform me. Don Hornberger, of Booth- Crafts, ceramics and jew- Police identified the victim as John E. Hooks of Pember- • And that! And that!) must confess that I've never decide is the nicest salesgirl been much good at getting at Saks. I ask them will they let me wyn, Pa., third; Gordon Jo- elry — Louis Droyan, Brook- ton, who was allegedly shot in the head by his father-in-law, make a call. hansen, St. James* N.Y., and lyn, first prize; Arnold Eck, of Bill M.Jordan, 75. And I don't mean things like even. My efforts have been' "And you've just lost." throwing y.ourself off a clumsy and in vain. I seem to "Hello," I hello in a loud Catherine Schur, Wayside, River Edge, second; Katby Police said Hooks was shot early yesterday and died last —I've stopped for a light Hagerty of Sarasota, Fla., bridge. lack the courage, the tenacity,, enough voice for everyone to honorable mentions. night in the Philadelphia Naval Hospital. He was stationed at and the man behind me starts third; and Janico Passante of the gall, which set apart com- hear. "I've got a little prob- Water Colors — James Pow- Fort Dix. It's tempting, 1 know, to to honk his horn a second af- Long Branch, and Capt. Dan- leave behind a terrific suicide mitted striker-backers. ter the light has changed to lem for you... .Godfather." ers, Cincinnati, Ohio, first Police said after the shooting, Jordan was held in the Bur- Unmade Bed iel Robinson of Eatontown, note. ("Dear Walter, It's all So wha,t I've got green. (We are, for the pur- prize; Allen C. Manchester, lington County Jail in Mount Holly on an assault charge. He —It's been one of those days honorable mentions. you fault. Bitterly, Jane.")

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y, July 8th at A&P WEO Stow In Northern & Central N.J., Staten Island; Orange ft Rocklond Counties, items offered for sale are not available to other retail dealers or whoiewlerJTNotreiponTiWefw IIWIStKi aSfTfi'DseTfrrto •.the"'Futufe;With a Crystal Ba By MARGUERITE HENDERSO• N .1 _ . ' aa^K .. . imH nOattt "T" XfSSSM • \ A Crystal BaU usually denotes glimpsing into the future; but the Crystal Ball of Monmouth Medical Center (a ."first" * County Fare that will happen Oct. 21 in the Shore Casino, Atlantic High- lands) also will take a peek at the past, via a souvenir journal. The Journal Committee, chaired by Mrs. Anthony De- Branch, has been at work for several months making basic Petro, Spring Lake, will meet July 12 at noon in the Spring ball arrangements — including booking Billy Sherr's New Lake Golf and Country Club to work out the strategies. York society orchestra to play for the party. Featured in the Journal, in addition to money-making ad- Others serving with Mrs. Kaye have been Frederick Gil- vertisements, will be a history in words and pictures of the man, Newton Rice, Mrs. Felix M. Pilla, Mrs. John Feistel, Dr. progress of Monmouth Medical Center, from its founding as a Nicholas J. Arcomano, Mrs. Irving Bander, Dr. otto Leh- four-bed hospital over a" Broadway, Long Branch store in 1887 mann, Dr. Sandor Paskln, Mrs. Francis J. Hickey, Joseph to the present.day complex with 575 beds and many specialty Campbell, C. Byron Wortman, Mrs. Peter J. Burns Sr., Mrs. services to meet the health care needs of the community. . De Petro, Mrs. Lloyd Krimko, Mrs. Paul Moss, Mrs. Nicholas A steering committee .headed by Mrs. Harold Kaye, Long Shoi?ey and Mrs. Angelo Pisani. , Now sub-committees — composed of auxilians, medical staff members, volunteers and MMC employes — are being formed to make sure everybody's planets are in the right house to make the first Crystal Ball a "smashing" success. Bowling 'em Over If you happened to catch TV's Celebrity Bowling last week, then you happened to catch Norma Eberhardt, daughter of Mrs. Tina Holgate, Oakhurst, who was teamed for a bout of bowling with actor Macdonald Carey. . Diminutive actress-model Eberhardt (formerly the wife of French actor Claude Dauphin) was in strictly non-regulation bowling attire: brief pinafore over matching bloomers worn with knee socks and be-ribboned pigtails. And she had a strictly non-regulation bowling style: several mincing steps and a hearty heave-ho of the bowling ball. BUT she did man- age to get one strike. Miss Eberhardt and Mr. Carey appeared on television to be not even acquainted. In fact, however, two years ago their pending nuptials were announced. "They didn't get married but still date," according to Miss Eberhardt's mother. Miss Eberhardt attended Long Branch High School and Hi* ilir Staff Wwta. was once a Powers model. SCOUT POWER - Eagle Scout Steve Williams, Fair Haven, dispenses licicStr-taJriose arriving tor- Happiness Is — Money! premier performance of "Nicholas and Alexandra" to benefit the Monmputh Council of Boy Scouts qf You'll be happy to know that America. Guests include, from, left, Mrs. Lloyd F. Christianson and Countess Anatole Buxhoeveden. ... approximately ?3,000 was added to the coffers of the Rumson; Monmouth Council President William R. "Ed" Kiely Jr., Fair Haven; Mr. Christianson, and Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts as a result of last week's pre- Mrs. Kiely. The premier took place in the Community Theater, Eatontown. miere showing of "Nicholas and Alexandra" at the Community Theater, Eatontown. Walter Reade Jr., who made the movie rummage sale. The officers (their tasks should all be so easy!) No matter, these stones are stepping stones that gentle- available tor the benefit, was unable to be there because he include Dr. John E. Gerrard, Fair Haven, president for the women in bygone days used to preserve their modesty when was in London; but lots of others (including 125 patrons who second timfc around; Charles F. Barrett, Holmdel, first vice getting into (or out of) their carriages. And they are becoming SIGNING IN - Mrs. Louis R. Aikins, Elberon, paid ?35 to see the film and enjoy a buffet later at the Old Or- president;'!john J. Roarty, Colts Neck, second vice president; part of a mercantile exhibition titled "Carriage Trade." center, registers at a kickoff luncheon in the Old chard Inn) were. John M. O'Horo, West Long Branch, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas The first stepping stone was a smallish one that was given Burricelli, Hazlet, recording secretary, and Mrs. Ronald A. by Gail and Philip Neidlinger from their home-in-restoration Orchard Inn, Eatontown, for the Oct. 14 Treasure ... the second annual Harbor School golfing/lunching ben- Phillips, New Monmouth, corresponding secretary. Ball to benefit the Monmouth County Association efit (May 25 in the Jumping Brook Country Club) made more on Main St., Matawan. for Children With Learning Disabilities. The than {4,000 for the Harbor School, Red Bank, a teaching facil- Now it has been joined by a larger version brought from event, theme of which is People Need People, will ity for youngsters with learning disabilities. Solid Acquisitions the site of the old Leedsville Store on the corner of Newman take place in Woodlake Golf and Country Club, .. . that the first official act of newly elected officers of Will anyone get the wrong impression if I say that they're Springs and Middletown-Lincroft Roads, Lincroft. Lakewood. Mrs. Sidney Solden, left, and Mrs. the Monmouth County Association for Retarded Children was "getting stoned" these days at the Spy. House complex, New Still needed are cityfied versions of stepping blocks (which Paul Jacobs, West Allenhurst, are chairmen. accepting a $10,000 check-as proceeds of the May MONARC Monmouth? incoiporated two or three steps in one large stone) and an hon- est-to-gosh mounting block for horseback. Hopefully then, the next thing to be placed at the foot of Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, will be the Leedsville Store it- inv self. Treasure Ball People Need People is the theme of the Monmouth County Association for Children With Learning Disabilities. And the association HAS people — several very well- you would be most known people — who have agreed to be honorary chairmen for delighted if you held your. .. the Treasure Ball, Oct. 14, in the Woodlake Golf and Country Club, Lakewood. Among them are Gov. William T. Cahill; U.S. Congress- Bridal Shower man James J. Howard, State Sens. Richard R. Stout and Al- for only $3.95 pci person (plus gratuities fred N. Beadleston, Dr. Ervin L. Harlacher, Donald E. Lass, and tax) which includes champagne toast, John J. Reilly and Mrs. Philip H. Iselin. complete dinner and dessert. Minimum 20 Paul Jacobs, West Allenhurst; is association president. His people. wife and Mrs. Sidney Solden, also West Allenhurst, are chair- men of the party which will feature music by Mort Brody and his orchestra. Funds from the event will be used to develop a volunteer tutoring service, recreational and social development pro- The grams and various community services for learning disabled children. COBBLESTONES Treasure Ball committee members include Mrs. Irwin Lara- DRUMMING UP BUSINESS — Mr. and Mrs. Karl pel, Mrs. Herbert Kravitz, Mrs. Frank Siciliano, Mrs. Melvin RESTAURANT D. Gordlnier Jr., Oakhurst chairmen of the an- Meistrich, Mrs. David Foster, Mrs. Eli Bernstein, Mrs. Louis ROUTE 35, MIDDliTOWN, NJ. 741-8344 nual Gaudeamus Dance to benefit St. Mary's par- Wigdortz, Miss Lisa Solden, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Martin, ish, Deal, get together with the Rev. John R. Mac- Shelly Sacks, Mrs. Nathan Zuckerman, Alan Goldberg, Mrs. Donald, pastor, to complete plans for Saturday's Jay Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Burke, Mrs. John Reilly, Her- gala with a circus theme. Mr. Gordinier's um- bert Frcedman, Mrs. Allen Prcville, Mrs. Julian Hoffman, brella is only, in jest; fine weather is forecast for Mrs. Manny Fight, Dr. Allan Solden, Mr. Solden and Mr. Ja- the lavish outdoor event cobs FOOTCRAFT SHOE STOREWIDE" Garden Club " Names New/ SUMMER [Officers COLTS NECK - Mrs. Wil- liam W: Thomas, president of CLEARANCE Garden Club RFD, enter- tained the board of directors at luncheon at her home, Squire Ter. Plans for the com- • ing year were formulated. Officers and chairmen an- nounced are Mrs. Horace Tomlinson, vice president; IMPORTED WOMEN'S Mrs. Frederick W. Starzer, CHILDREN'S CLOGS recording secretary; Mrs; REAL WOODEN Kalph Ritzendollar, corre- sponding secretary; Mrs. SOLE CLOGS AND SNEAKERS John F. Battistrada, treasur- LONG DRESSES oro/ I er; Mrs. Peter A. Read, $000 AND SKIRTS Z 5 70 off birds; Mrs. Neil Knorr, con- (NOT ALL COLORS $coo SMALL SIZES servation and aboretum; Mrs. OR SIZES) VPR. ONLY 3 PR. i Robert C. Bonn, design; Mrs. SHIRTS-SHELLS OA0/ i Walter C. Zimmerer Jr., flow- i er service; Mrs. Robert Corn- SHRINKS ZU /O off ins and Mrs. Clinton Conover, ! garden; Mrs. John W. Cav- ALL WOMEN'S SANDALS REDUCED WOMEN'S AIR STEP WALTER TOPS ...25% off anagh, garden therapy; Mrs. George C. Wattcrworth, horti- (WHITE * BROWN HATS & HEELS) AND ENNA JETTICK culture; Mrs. Leonard D. SUMMER PLAY o-0/ Poor, hospitality; Mrs. Edwin WOMEN'S & GIRLS' LOAFERS BEIGE AND WHITE SHOES , H. Brasch, house; Mrs, Carl CLOTHES Zi/Ooff j A. Dahlbom, librarian; Mrs. DISCONTINUED $coo REGULAR $ 95 Robert J. Maguirc, member- SLACKS 20% off DRESSES |/3 off STYLES ONLY 'PR. PRICE TO $21.95 PR. ship; Mrs. Kenneth Fultz, pro- 14 gram; Mrs. Charles E. PANT SUITS. Vi off BLAZERS...:.... 20% off Springhorn, public relations; $ O0 $ 00 Mrs. James Stamas, recep- BATHING SUITS 2 & 3 , tion; Mrs. Raymond Del- canip, sales, and Mrs. John j Graebncr, staging. First Quality Merchandise ... ALL SALES FINAL The club won the Myra FACTORY Brooks Garden Therapy Trophy for outstanding club work in garden therapy and a OUTLET certificate of merit with gold LUCY'S seal for its continued program FOOTCRAFT SHOES •of garden therapy at Marlboro Psychiatric and Walston.Hos- 86 BROAD ST. 747-2873 RED BANK OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6 pitals! The awards were made Open Wednesday and Friday'Til 9:00 at the 47th annual meeting of BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK the Garden Club of ,New Jer- sey in Wayne. The Dafly HegWer, Bed Baak-MhUietowB, NX Wettaeaby. July 5, 1172

Frandsen-Connolly LONG;BRANCH - The Pub, West Long Branch. t Grace Institute, New .York, marriage vows of Miss Mary Miss Claudia Ann Connolly, where she majored in fashion Catherine Connolly and John New York City, was maid of merchandising, and Brook- Richard Frandsen were sol- honor for her sister. Brides- dale Community College, is emnized yesterday here in St. maids were Misses Lee Ann attending Montclair State Col- Michael's Catholic Church, •Passarella and Dianne Rose lege as a home economics ma- West End, at a Nuptial Mass Becker. jor. celebrated by Right Rev. Mr. Frandsen, an alumnus Msgr. Paul F. Bradley. Nicholas Bartell Caprola, Union City, was best man. of Emerson High School and Parents of the couple are Ushers were John Willia'ih Monmouth College, is a sci- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph Burdy, stepbrother of the ence teachers/1 North Connolly, 364 Cedar Ave., bridegroom; Allen Frederick Brunswick. He is a veteran of West End, and Mrs. William Sutton and Daniel Thomas the U.S. Navy, having served Vincent Burdy, 1 Allan St.,4 Vece Jr. in Vietnam stationed aboard Rumson, and the late John the USS Mullany. The couple Mrs. John Frandsen Frandsen. The bride, a graduate of will reside in Madison Town- (The former Mary Connolly) A reception was in Squire's Long Branch High School, ship. DiMella-Angelinovich RED BANK - The mar- the son of Pasquale DiMella man. The ushers were John riage of Miss Diane Angel- of the Bronx, New York, and Rivera, Mr. Pellettieri, An- inovich and Carmine DiMella the late Mrs. S,usanna Di- tonio DiMella and Joseph Vi- was solemnized here June 24 Mella. cidomini. at a Nuptial Mass celebrated Mrs. Michael Pellettieri was The bride, an alumna of in St. James Catholic Church matron of honor for her sister. Raritan High School, Hazlet, by the Rev. ,John Zee. A re- Also "attending the bride were is a legal secretary for Fein- • ception followed in the Geor- Mrs. Joseph Chinea, Miss Gail man and Krasilovsky, New' gian Ballroom of the Ameri- • • Patrick, Mrs. Louise Caso and York attorneys. RigliMr Staff PHolo cana Hotel, New York City. Miss Elise Angelinovich. The The bridegroom attended AN EVEN DOZEN — Reviewing plans for the 12th annual luncheon and card party presented by the The bride is the daughter of Misses Paula Angelinovich schools in Italy and Argentina Monmouth Beach Auxiliary of Monmouth Medical Center are, from left, Mrs. Francis J. Hickey, vice Mr. and Mrs. George J. An- and Laura Rubbo were junior and is a carpenter employed chairman; Mrs. William J. Schooley, auxiliary president, and Mrs. Morgan Woolley, chairman of host- gelinovich, 21 Manning St:, bridesmaids. by Daurio and Russo & Sons, esses for the event, July 13 at noon in the Channel Club, Monmouth Beach. Mrs. Frederic M. Hawkins River Plaza. Mr. DiMella, 99 Carmine Rubba, the bride- New York City. is chairman of the party, assisted by Mrs. Charles J. Buesing, chairman of special awards and table Green Grove Ave.f Keyport, is groom's cousin, was best Mr. and Mrs. DiMella will prizes, and Mrs. Russell B. Reynolds, chairman of reservations. Proceeds will be given to Monmouth reside in Keyport. Medical Center, Long Branch. . Eberle-Lloyd HOW TO PREVENT CRIME IS COLLEGE MANCHESTER, N.H. - In versity, Boston. CHICAGO (AP)-S. 0. S. is the First Congregational Onieal-Wales the call signal for an action- FOR YOU IN 1972? Mrs. Carmine Dl Mella Mr. Eberle was graduated In education the choice it Impor- Church here June 17, Miss oriented national crusade to (The formef Diane Angel- from Monmouth Regional HOLMDEL - In St. Ben- bring back safety on the tant — Lei us help you make the Sandra Jean Lloyd became of honor; Miss Darlene San- right one. inovich) High School, New Shrews- edict's Catholic Church here streets, developed by the Wom- the bride of Robert Frank bury, N.J., and The Citadel, toro, Mrs. James Wales,.Miss Charles T. Straughn. former June 24, Miss Deborah Wales en's Conference of the National educational consultant for Love- Eberle Jr., 78 Country Club Charleston, S.C. He was a Marcia Krevansky and Miss became the bride of Mark (Jail Onieal. Isabella and Jo- Safety Council. The crusade |oy'J Counseling Center will help Road, Eatontown, N.J., son of first lieutenant in the Army you with your education problam. Walter Onieal during an after- seeks to zero in on local prior- Mr. and Mrs. Eberle Sr. of and served for one/year in seph Wales were flower girl Professional, Individual coun- ities to eliminate accident and seling lor colleges; private Vienna, Va. Vietnam. Mr. Eberle/is a bank noon ceremony- at which the and page, respectively. Rev. William J. Bausch offici- assault on the streets of varying schools. Counseling sessions by The bride is the daughter of examiner with Federal Depos- John Onieal was best man communities, says Miss Lois appoint menlonly. Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Lloyd it Insurance CorplNew York ated. There was a reception in Phone lor appointment: the hall of the Belford Inde- and the ushers were William Winterberg, manager of the Sr. of Londonderry. A garden City. women's department of the Na- 741-9151 . pendence Fire Company. May, Donald Nickerson, Wil- 294 Broad St.. Red Bank reception at their home fol- The couple reside in Eaton- liam Dries and Frank Karkut. tional Safety Council. lowed the ceremony at which town. ' The parents of the couple Mr. and Mrs. Onieal are the Rev. WiUard B. Soper offi- ftflVr AHD BUY All YOUR PARTY NEEDS AJ... are Mr. and Mrs. James alumni of Raritan High ciated. JEVELOPEU Wales Sr., 5 Kaylen Place, Miss Joy M. Lloyd was A CALENDAR School. Jihe attended Brook- and Mr. and Mrs. John dale Community College, Lin- maid of honor for her sister. SANTA FE. N.M. (API - Onieal, 12 Marsand Place. croft, her husband's alma ma- The bridesmaids were the The New Mexico Department Both families are of Hazlet. Tables • Chairs • China • Linen Misses Judith A. Lloyd and of Development was in a daze ter. • Glassware • Cocktail foun- Deborah A. Fellman. Attending the bride were tains • Portable bar* • Party over its days on the 1972 calen- The couple will make their Tents and Canopies • Plastic Richard A. Eberle, the dar. Mrs. Mark Onfcal Miss Ann Klaczkiewicz, maid home in San Jose, Calif.. (The former Deborah Wales) plates & napkins • Plastic glass- bridegroom's brother, was The department's official ware • Decorations • Favors • best man. The ushers were state calendar had 31 days in AND LOTS MORE Glenn Stecfchahn and Gregory April. R. Ulans.' The same calendar showed WE'RE CONVENIENT. WC'RE Photography Student CLOSE. The bride is a graduate of Mother's Day to be on Satur- Mrs. Robert Eberle Jr. Manchester Memorial High day, May 13, instead of its usual PLENTY OF FREE PARKING, (The former Sandra Llo>d) School and Northeastern Uni- Sunday place — May 14. NO TRAFFIC PROBLEMS! To Exhibit at Gallery ALL PURPOSE RED BANK — Photograph- versifies. photography's technology can RENTAL CENTER er Paul Reinwald, Fair A film "Horses" by Mr. be used as any other art 181 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. SHREWSBURY Haven, will have a one-mart Reinwald and his associates, • media for the purpose of self (ASP Shopping Cmtti) show of a selection of his was shown at the Ann Arbor expression, and that there is a works, "Missouri' Land- (Mich.) Film Festival, and definite need for the promul- 741-0040 scapes," from July 16 through was nominated to go on tour. gation of photography as a FWUEKLY V> Z flf NTML CCNTER Aug. 5 in the Decisive Mo- Mr. Reinwald believes that "fine art." ment Photography Gallery, 81A Monmouth St., here.' The opening reception is ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH July lo" from 2 to 6 p.m. Mr. Reinwald, a graduate of /"A Festival of Arts" Rumson-Fair Haven Regional >s "The Lark" High School, is a senior at the A play about Annual Art Show Kansas City (Mo.) Art In- St. Joan by Jean Anouilh Sol. & Sun. July 8-9 GIVE YOURSELF stitute. He is majoring in the It to 5 field of photography and cine- Fti. & Sot. July 7-8 matography. His work has at 8:30 p.m. St. George's-by-the-River A SUMMER LIFT been exhibited in Kansas City For ticket info: Waterman Ave. Rumson galleries and at nearby uni- 842-0596 WITH A NEW PERM c INDIAN ART SHOW MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - An AND SAVBSOjl-- exhibition presenting the range of the major forms of American Indian art will be presented RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Our experts will cut, style and Oct. 8 through Dec. 10 by the permanent wave your hair for Minneapolis Institute of Arts (a Ranney school) sheen and body that defies heat and Walker Art Center. and humidity. You'll love the The showing will be in con- Announces new you. junction with the Indian Art Supplementary Courses in basic skills for Assn., recently formed specifi- cally to work on this project by greater success in school and college representatives of nine local In- Regularly$25 S3lG 12.50 MONARC MONEY — Mrs. Thomas R. Burricelli, Hazlet, chairman of the dian organizations. May MONARC Rummage sale in the Cross Farm barns, Holmdel, Principal support has come 21st Summer Session July 5-Auq. 25 For tinted hair, reg. $30 Sale $15 presenfs $10,000 proceeds check to John AA. O'Horo, West Long Branch, from the Dayton Hudson Foun- right. Incoming treasurer of the Monmouth County Association for Re- dation and the National En- tarded Children. Also pictured Is Charles F. Barrett, Holmdel, new first dowment for the Arts. vice president of the association.

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know because — I've Been Dear Ann Landers: I have There never written to a newspaper Miss steller Miss Kerner Dear I.B.T.: You aren't the Miss Snow Miss Donatn Miss Huber before but I am so perplexed MlssBratacasa only one, Lady. At least 100 about a matter that touches Ann Landers women wrote to describe so many of us that I decided I what life is like with an ex- must express myself. 4e mailman, the grocery boy, cesslvely suspicious man. The I have* just listened (for the It was not rated by the Engagements the cop on the corner, the bus sad part is that most of these 20th time) to a radio com- MPAA. driver your doctor and minis- accusatory males are psy- mercial for a movie which is Mr. Valenti is now trying to •-•=-•-- chologlcally disturbed and Kenney-Benincasa Rose-Steller "guaranteed to raise goose^ marshal the film industry to ter. If you spend much time on the phone' with, any one won't admit it. Some have RED BANK - The engage- named as New Jersey's top SPRING LAKE - Dr. and School, Belmar, attended bumps, make the hair on the shore up the voluntary rating deterioration which ment of Miss Linda Benincasa high school debaters. She is Mrs. Frederick C. Steller, Dunbarton College of the. Holy back of your neck stand up program by being honest with woman, he'll begin to get fun- "rain ny ideas about her, too. could be diagnosed if they'd to Malaehi J. Kenney, son of attending George Washington Passaic Avc, announce the Cross, Washington, D.C, and and upset your stomach." It, the public in all advertising. go to a doctor — but they Mr. and Mrs. Malaehi Ken- University, Washington, D.C. engagement of their daughter, is a junior at Monmouth Col- promises scenes of torture, He says it's a tough battle but If you are five minutes late ney, 40 Bueknell Drive, Haz- Mr. Kenney is an alumnus M^ss Susan Steller, to Robert lege, West Long Branch. never shown before on the he is determined to win it. for an appointment you'll get won t gog . Life with a mmate let, is announced by the bride- of Red Bank Catholic High W. Rose, Spring St., Red Her fiance is an alumnus of screen. Dear Ann Landers: This is the third degree. If you are like that can be hell. I say elect's parents, Red Bank School and the University of Bank, son of the late Mr. and Red Bank Catholic High . This movie is rated P.G. — for "Shaky Lady" - the wom- ten minutes late you'll get "mate" because sometimes Postmaster Benjamin Ben- Notre Dame. He taught at Mrs. Melvin S. Rose. School and attended Rutgers which means parental guid- an who is planning to marry a called some unprintable it's the wife who has the incasa and Mrs. Benincasa, 40 Red Rank Catholic High University, New Brunswick. ance suggested. All ages ad- man who Is so crazy about her names. The strange part of screw loose. The prospective bride was this whole lunatic setup is Alston Court. The couple plan School and was a staff report- He is employed by The Bright mitted. Other pictures are that he is jealous of any male, CHURCH BAZAAR to be married Oct. 21. er for The Daily Register and, graduated from St. Rose High Acre, Shrewsbury, rated R (no one under 17 with- who gives her a second look. that while you are breaking your neck proving you are KEANSBURG - The ba- Miss Benincasa is an most recently, was co-ordina- out parents) because they She was beginning to have zaar of the United Methodist faithful, he will be slipping alumna of Red Bank Catholic tor of Monmouth Citizens for Doane-Kemer have some love scenes — of- doubts about what life will be Church, 23 Church St., will around like crassy. After you High School. In her senior, McGovern. Mr. Kenney is a MIDDLETOWN - The en- son of Mr. and Mrs. Brewster ten tastefully done, I might like when she is his wife. Well take place today and tomor- year there Miss Benincasa student at Rutgers Law gagement of Miss Karen Lee Doane of Kennebunkport, add. — hold the phone, Honey. I crack up and go for profes- row from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at was. part of a two-man team School. Kerner to Ronald Paul Doane, Me., is announced by the What is the matter with our can tell you. I was married to sional help you'll learn that the church. Refreshments bride-elect's parents, Mr. and values when we permit chil- the same kind for nearly five the rreason he was treating also will be sold. Mrs. Marga- Vanderzee-Snow Schroeck-Donato Mrs. Walter Robert Kerner dren unrestricted v wing of years, and if you think you're you so rotten was because of Vh i hi MIDDLETOWN - An- Sr., 35 Virginia Ter. A spring violence and death Lut we will shaky now - just wait"a his own miserablibl e guiltilt . II • ret Voorhees Is chairman. LEONARDO - The engage- from Middletown Township nouncement is made by Mr. wedding is planned. The not permjt them to see scenes wnne. ment of Miss Grace Ann Snow High School and is employed and Mrs. Frank Donato, 12 bride-to-be is a graduate of of love? I am not talking You won't have any friends to Winfield H. Vanderzee, son by United Counties Trust Co., Chapel Hill Road, of the en- Red Bank Catholic High about rape scenes or homose- because your husband will be of Mr. and Mrs. William Van- Middletown. gagement of their daughter, School and Hartford Airline xual activity. I refer to tender sure that the male number of derzee, 118 Center Ave. is an- Mr. Vanderzce, also a Mid- and beautiful love between a nounced by the bride-elect's Miss Denise Frands Donato, Personnel School. She is a pri- any couple you get friendly dletown Township High to Frank Michael Schroeck, vate secretary to the principal man and a woman. I would with is trying to get yoif into parents, Mr. and Mrs. John K'. School alumnus, is with Coop- have no trouble choosing be- Snow, 94 Leonardville Road. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. of Kennebunkport High bed. He will be suspicious of er Electric Supply Co., Mid- Schroeck, 69 Truex Place. School, her fiance's alma ma- tween the love scene and the Miss Snow was graduated dletown. The bride-elect and her ter. murder scene for my own NOTICE fiance are graduates of Mid- children. Speak out, please Campbell-Fearns Mr. Doane attended South- MAHWAH - The engage- dletown Township High Ann.— Cincinnati J. ern Maine Vocational Techni- ment of Miss Marion Jeanne or if you would like to be noticed the RUMSON — Mr. aim Mrs. Mr. Campbell, an alumnus School, where she was a cal Institution. He is em- Dear J.: The movie you are Pistacchio to Philip Edward Edward C. Fearns, 10 Robin of Plymouth Whiterriarsh High cheerleader and student coun- people to see are the stylists at Ton ployed for the summer as referring to has been de- Sakowitz Jr., son of Mr. and Road, announce the engage- School, served four years in cil member and Mr. Schroeck manager of the Yankee Cafe nounced by Jack Valenti, Mrs. Sakowitz, 16 Markham Tere. Excellent: haircutting from, ment of their daughter, Miss the Marine Corps, including 18 was a member of the gymnas- Restaurant and in the winter President of the Motion Pic- Place, Little Silver, is an- shags to this summer's "new" Itfartba Palmer Fearns, to months in Vietnam, and is a tic team. is head ski instructor at ture Association of America James Michael Campbell, son December candidate for an nounced by her parents, Mr. boyish cut. Haircoloring superb . . , Miss Donato is employed in Mount Agematicus, York, Me. for "deceptive advertising." and Mrs. Mario A. Pistacchio, of Mrs. Ann Campbell of A A degree from Montgomery the installment and loan de- Philadelphia and the late Mr. County Community College. here. manicures and pedicures . . . from partment of the Monmouth The bride-elect was gradu- Lawrence Campbell. A Dec. County National Bank, Little head to toe. 30 wedding is planned. ated fro/n Mahwah Junior-Se- CHINESE AUCTION Silver. Mr. Schroeck is attend- nior High School and is a Miss Fearns, a graduate of HIGHLANDS - The High- ing Berg Real Estate School sophomore at Elmira (N.Y.) Rumson-Fair Haven Regional lands First Aid Auxiliary will in Scotch Plains. ' ..College, where she is a mem- High School, received an AB have a Chinese Auction ber of the French Club and degree from Chestnut Hill tonight at 8 o'clock in the Van Kirk-Huber Elmiris. Ton Tere Hairstylists College, Philadelphia, and is a First Aid Building, Valley St. LITTLE SILVER - An- Mr. Sakowitz is an alumnus 439 Brood St. Shrewsbury social worker with the State Refreshments will be served. nouncement is made by Mr. of Red Bank High School and Bureau of Children's Services Tickets will be sold at the and Mrs. Herman B. Huber, is a sophomore at 741-5600 in Middletown. door. 72 Queens Drive, of the en- University, Brooklyn. gagement of their daughter, Miss Constance Sue Huber, to John Russell Van Kirk, son of This Thursday, Friday & Saturday Having an affair? Miss Frusclone Miss Pistacchio Mr. and Mrs. John H. Van Kirk of Knollwood Farm, Ev- Miller-Fruscione See us. erett Road, Lincroft. All YOUR PARTY NEEDS Miss Huber is a graduate of MIDDLETOWN - Mr. anrf gagement of their daughter, PAPER PARTY SUPPLIES i DECORATIONS Red Bank High School and Mrs. Joseph M. Kriisrione, 34 Miss Anne Fruscione, to U.S. COMPUTE PARTY RENTAL SERVICE has completed her sophomore Her Drive, announce the en- Coast Guard EN-3 Leo T. year at Wagner College, Miller Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. PARTY L[NE RENTALS Staten Island. Bridal Note Miller, 40 Florence Ave., EATONTOWN 542-4430 HIGHWAY 35 Mr. Van Kirk, an alumnus Leonardo. The wedding is of Blair Academy, Blairstown, planned for next summer. 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Wednesday,JBJV5,1*72 K, tbe word (wed for evisjon Today the Japanese suicide air (orce NeNeww, YorYnrlkr rhWnntflChaTnrf«Ii(^2,4,5,7,9,ll,1u Jji A Hi nil i3i * in Worid War 11, was the mm Welby Role Is Highly of the typhoon that destroyed O MARTY FELDMAN COMEDY HOUR (C) Kublai Khan's fleet, thwarting g CSliest: Barbara Feldon » . the invasion of Japan in 1281. I0W O STAR TREK (C) Hppy Lucty •Enemy Within." Captain Kirk la «plit into two 1:00 0 "ThiTif Himilfen Womano " physical beings and both wage war for control and I :J0 ffi ""Th t PPrincei t CCome t AAciou" survival of the Enterprise. 4:30 O "L«u'r«" * CD VIBRATIONS (C) Rewarding to Young 0 "Riding High" .. 9:30 Q ABC COMEDY HOUR (C) ^MMtar finds "Tbe Kopycats." Quest Host: Robert "ijjunj. (R)' Jier mind about committing the State of West Virginia. A 5:00 O "Johnny Angel" By ROBERT YOUNG 1 ThealraB EVENING 10:00 O MANNIX (C) suicide as a result of a state- rubella epidemic was becom- When a police officer kills a man against whom he ment on the importance of life ing pandemic throughout that 6:00 BOB NEWS (C) was known to hold a grudge, the department im- During Cynthia Lowry's va- pends him despite hla insistence that the killing was I made in one of our episodes. great state. The Department 0 MOTHER'S-IN-LAW (C) not planned. (R) cation, the column is being "Career Girls" O NIGHT GALLERY (C) written by invited • guests, A man in Des Moines had a of Public Health asked me to ID SIUIGAN'S ISLAND (C) "Deliveries In the Rear"; "Stop Killing Me": "Dead friend race him to the hospital tape a plea for citizens to be "Vciodoo" Weight." IR) each of whom is asked to re- 3rd SMASH Wim IB SESAME STREET (C) 0,tD NEWS (C) spond to specific questions in the middle of a Welby inoculated — and the turnout ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S 4i24 O 5PORTSCLUB (C) "CfSOUL (C) show, At the emergency ward was the largest in the state's 4:30 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) . about some special area of 10:30 8 CONVENTIONS 72 (C) he announced he had a bleed- history. The epidemic faded "Uncle Jo and the Master Plan" Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoncr «et the scene television. Here is the report "FRENZY" O THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW for the Miami convention with looks at the primary ing ulcer because, in the in short order. What a source LADIES'NITEEYERV "Biipklu" of the star of "Marcus Welby, results and at the important events of th« opening show, I was talking to a of pride that is! My only regr- WED. $1 JO (D BEAT THE CLOCK (C) sessions of the convention. M. Dv" the ABC series that 7.-00 Q CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) fB DATELINE 13 (C) Carmel Quinn for the past two seasons has patient and described the et is that I cannot fill all the 0 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) 10:45 Q KINER'S KORNER (C) been one of the most popular symptoms. They were exactly requests (hat come in. 0 I LOVE LUCY 11:00 BOB NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) his own. The man was right: "Cliarm ^ 0 ONE STEP BEYOND programs on the air and has These are the residual ben- Town West "The Dei'U'fi Laughter" Miss Quinn made a hero of the family .Within an hour, he was on the efits, very rewarding to any » • M AVI 0 NEWS DISEST (C) doctor at a time when the spe- operating table. human, being but especially "Tlie Quick-Quick-Slow Death" (D CHANNEL 11 FILM FESTIVAL (C) 2-7 & 10 P.M. © I DREAM OF JEANNIE (C) "Island Of Desire" (1952) starring Linda Darnel], In Festival At cialists were getting most of We have a technical con- rewarding to an actor. "My Master's Mother" Tab Hunter. A Navy nurse, a Marine corporal and TV's attention. fB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) a British squadron leader are marooned on a South sultant on the series, a gener- 7:30 O DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE (C) Pacific Island during W.W. II. Q. Do you encounter person- al practitioner, who says he G R A N V S Mayfair "Take Off You,- Clothes and Hide." Out /or a night © ALL ABOUT TV (C) Arts Center believes the popularity of our »lDuryP.rK775.8Ml on the town, Michael and the other medical itudcnta "Television and Politics^' al problems because of your encounter a dancer who wants to be a nurse mi 11:30 O THE CBS LATE MOVIE HOLMDEL — Carmel television image? show is due to a devotion to 2-7 8,10 P.M. Q THE MOUSE FACTORY (C) ••Nlgbt Into Morning" (1951) starHng Ray Mllland. A. There is such a thin line accuracy. Dr. Thomas L. Guest Host: Joe Flynn. (Ri John Hodlak, A happily married man suddenly find3 Quinn, who gave an added lilt f Af •flTH SMASH WEEKlf 0 HOSAN'S HEROES (C) himself the focal point of an unforgettable tragcSy. to Irish laughter in the 1971 between character roles and Stern, said, "I believe that the O SAFARI TO ADVENTURE (C) Q THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) actuality in the minds of view- Marcus Welby show has 0 ONE STEP BEYOND event, will do it again Sunday I ...a CROAK "THE GODFATHER' N EPR0ES ers it is a constant source of caused some behavior ^ ^^™ "The Haunted U-Boat" afternoon, in the second an- | ...a SCREAM! 8 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) nual Irish festival at the Gar- gratitude to me that I play changes in some physicians Guest: Billy Preston who see an image they would A TIDAL WAVE OF O THE LATE MOVIE den State Arts Center. Dr. Marcus Welby each week Town East 8:00 "League Of Gentlemen" (1961) starring Jack Hawk- instead of some hood. The let- like to copy, the image of fa- SLITHERING, SLIMY Q THtWELBA MOORE-CLIFTON DAVIS SHOW ins, Patrick Nigel. A group of officers and gentle- The engagement of Miss Hlohwoy IS at Paltntr Avt. Middleiown AT1-1MQ Guest: Nancy Wilson men plan a bank robbery with all the precision of Quinn, Dublin-born singer, as ters I get addressed to "Dr. therly compassion that view- O ADAM IZ (C) n. military drill. Robert Welby" and to "Mar- ers would like to seein their "Tlic Ftrrct" Malloy and Heed net out to catch 12:00 0 THE SAINT a hcadliner for the musical ...U'atho day that an elusive saboteur who dots his damage while "Where the Money Is" cus Young" attest to the im- own physicians." operating as an anti-pollution worker. (Rl program was announced by Nature Btrlkes back Community 12:45 Q NIGHT FINAL (C) and 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) ages the tube can super- One of the most valued gifts 1:00 Q NEWS (C) Woodbridge Mayor John J. hmanklnd 8 THE SUPER (C) impose upon a captivated au- Places the. 0 REEL CAMP Cassidy, general chairman of of my professional career is a 0 METS BASEBALL (C) 8 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE (C) dience. plaque recently given me by WINNER OF 2 Mets -vs. Padres "California" (1951) starring Jock Mahoney, Faith the festival. ACADEMY AWARDS 01 FATHER KNOWS BEST Domcrgue. "Carmel will return to the Let me make one point: The "Tlio Good Neighbor" 1:15 Q THE 6REAT GREAT SHOW only medicine I'm qualified to m A PUBLIC AFFAIR: ELECTION 72 (C) "Cannibal Attack" (1951) itarriag Johnny Wclss- Arts Center for a well-de- W.IU IU. I'M "NICHOLAS MO O NBC MYSTERY MOVIE (C) muller, Juay Walsh. , served encore," Chairman prescribe is entertainment. Strathmore Shopping Plaza "The Face Of Murder." San Francisco's police de- 1:30 Q THE LATE SHOW (C) Don't ask me to tell you partment is baffled by a master jewel thief- who "No Time for Sergeants" (1958) starring Andy Cassidy said. ''She captured & commits robberies at crowded social patherlnKl. (RJ Griffith, Murray Hamilton. all hearts at the 1971 Irish what's wrong with you. Tell it 3rd GREAT WEEK 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN WOW (C) 1:50 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) to the man in white. Q THE CORNER BAR (C) 2:00 0 CALL TO PRAYER Festival and had a high prior- ALEXANDRA" ID DRAGNET (C) 2:45 Q SERMONETTE (C) ity when the committee began Even my wife is sometimes From the Master of Shock TO«rHEAfiT.«P.M. "The Gun" 2:50 Q NEWS AND WEATHER to line up outstanding talent confused about where Welby A Shocking Masterpiece COMMUNITY 2-8:30 IB TO BE ANNOUNCED 3:05 O EVENINS PRAYER leaves off. I came home one fcOO Q MEDICAL CENTER (C» 3:45 ,<0 THE LATE LATE SHOW (C) for the July event. We feel A doctor awakens after three years In a coma and "Kansas Raiders" (1851) starring Anils Hurply, quite fortunate in having evening from a long day on lo- faces tlto .critical problems of the time lapse with Brian Donlevy. cation and not a little hij estranged wife. (B) 6:20 Q GIVE US THIS DAY (C) booked her again." The committee, which com- grouchy. "You'll have to ex- "FROGS'!-,RAY MILLAHD prises representatives of the cuse my husband," Betty told a surgeon friend who was vis- New Jersey Irish-American "WHAT'S UP iting us. "Bob's had a hard In C«« ol 8iin - Conlimioiii IM« Ipjt community sponsoring the day at the hospital." DOC" At the Movies festiva.1, will also present oth- plus UTC show f v£ny nm Our film studio has been de- (KCCUUR ADMISSION PHICl RED BANK MALL 2- MAYFAIR- er talent including step danc- ALFRED INCWDCi UTt SHOW) CARLT0N- DucK You Sucker 7:15; 9:10 The Godfather 2:00; 5:15; B:30 ing, singing and musical luged by advice-seeking mail HITCHCOCK'S •Fremy 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 OCEAN TOWNSHIP PARAMOUNT-, groups noted for their ability ever since we began and so lod browning* St. James Caboret2:15: 4:40; 7.'15; 9:40 CINEMA III- CIRCLE- have the network and local FRENZY" A.bury P«k 779 UU- Frogs 7:01); 9:45: Freoks 8:30: 11:15; What's Up Doc? 2:00; 4:00; 4:00; to keep Irish folk entertain- In cose ol rain continuous from 2 p.m. 8:10; 10:20 SAVOY— stations carrying the pro- FREAKS! Personals 7:30; 9:00 ment alive in all of its native IA UNIVERSAL RELEASE I SOME BOOK! EATONTOWN ASBURY PARK flavor. gram. Many of the letters ask iTECHNICqLOR" I (IBM) I»JJV«« NORTH OF RED BANK I GREATEST HORROR MOVIE OF Alt TIME' COMMUNITY-, LYRIC- That flavor sparkles in the me to diagnose symptoms. In SOME MOVIE Nlcholosund Alexandra2:00; 8:30 Flddler on the Root 2:00; 7:10 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS magnificent voice and capti- general, I answer each letter ALWAYS A MATINEE | ADMISSION ONLY DEIVEIN- BARONET- ATLANTIC CINEMA- by thanking the writer for "PORTNOY'S Frogs; Conqueror Worm Clockworfc Orange 7:15; 9:40 vating personality of Miss WHEN IT RAINS TO LATE SHOW Bullilt 7:00 10:45 Bonnie S. Clyde 8:55 considering me both a friend FREEHOLD ST. JAMES- KEANSBURG Quinn, who has appeared in COMPLAINT" MALL1-- Portnoy's Complaint 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; and an expert. However, I 8:M; 10:1a COLONIAL- Broadway musicals, in top The Concert for Bangladesh 7:20; 9:10 add the disclaimer that my M. The Hospital 7:00; 10:40; Cold Turkey night clubs and on such high- 0^ m COLOR aduteonkj • 8:45; Rainy do/ matinees tdolly)2p.m. D. stands for medical drama,. ly-rated television progr;.. MIDDLETOWN' not doctor. Lyric TOWN EAST- as the "Ed Sullivan, Tonight •».>r,l>l'fc7'9IOM Nlcholas ond Alexandra 2:00; 8:00 and Mike Douglas shows. She Q. WhatTre the rewards the TOWN WEST- was introduced to the Ameri- role has brought? Personals FIDDLER ON The Godfather2:00; 7:00; 10:00 can public on Arthur God- A. Young t.aoole write that HAZLET frey's "Talent Scouts" pro- they have been inspired to en- THE ROOF" PLAZA- ter the medical profession. A Tre Concert for Bangladesh 7:15; 9:15 gram. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- The festival is the fourth lady wrote she had changed OESTONES Frogs 8:45; 12 mfdnlfe Conqueror and last in a series of heritage Rte. 35 • Middletown One mile north of Red Bank Worm 10:30 ': ••• '• ' 741-8344 KEYPORT events arranged this year for MUSIC PERSONS UNDER 21 Paramount STRAND- the benefit of the Garden [AVOY Albur£ United ArtiBlB We are having over 25 of our famous en- Surfing PAT BOONE u David Wdktfion with IN COLOR-RATED X trees plus our .Cocktail Bar Is noto open ERIK ESIIUDA • JACKIE GtRDUX NOW SHOWING AT | tor your convenience. •* ... ' Plus • Waynt Newton MUSlCMARtR "80STtPSTOJONAH" MAIL 2 No one under 21 will be ad/nitted 2S 11«l»itflyRej^r.aedBMik-MfckUetQw^N,J, Wednesday, July J, 1172 Reporters E$hd Ancby Williams 0ff$Mgfy T®% ByBETTESPERO Mr. Williams holds the six- sandy-colored hair, and wear- Me recalled he *«? "go non-stop concert four, said he who obvfously practices what with Williams was Michel night attendance record set at ing a blue sports shirt with scared" because he had to ..would like to do more tele- he preaches, noted he likes to Legrand, the noted composer HAZLET - Andy Williams the center in 1968. This week's white collar and cuffs, some- sing the hymn without a re- vision work. His annual play golf and tennis. The for- responsible for many w«'ll-. hasn't lost any of bis charm. engagement marks his second what dispelled the notion that hearsal and was especially ner- Christmas special with his •mer high school track runner known movie scores, In- 1 A seemingly affable en- appearance at the^amphi-the - • the loose, easily-flowing na- . vous about not finding the family will be shown this year added he also skis and runs in cluding "Umbrellas ol Cher- tertainer onstage, Mr. Wil- ater. ' ^ ture of his performances "just right key to start on But he Dec. 12. ' hi^spare time. borg." Though, by his very liams reflects the same, Of the two weeks that Mr. happens." found going behind the altar "It wasn't my decision to go An avid golfer, he said the presence, Mr. Williams ac- knowledged the skill of Mr. easygoing air offstage as well. Williams will work in the "If I know what I'm doing, ua.s like being backstage, off TV. I was dropped," he annual Andy Williams Open Legrand, the successful vocal- What's more, the singer United States this summer, if it's well planned, then I feel,, vwth pnests walking around commented. will be held in February 1973 in ist has often stressed the oth- even managed to impress one will be at the center. He relaxed," he commented.' practicing their parts In the Explains Cancellation . er side of the musical coin: mast of the usually unimpres- likes appearing "outdoors" "I'm not uneasy about the service Mr. Williams attributed the His sports-business interests "A song is old by its lyrics," sable press who even stood in because of the "freer" atmos- Arts Center, because I've ap- "It was amazing," he re- cancellation of his television also stretch to basketball, and according to Mr. Williams. "I line to get the singer's auto- phere and, in fact, thinks such peared there before." called. "I never realued there show, an Emmy Award win- he is a part owner of the might like a melody, but if I graph after a champagne open-air-theaters are a great Another thing Mr. Williams was that much show business ner, to the networks loss of Phoenix Suns professional can't feel the lyrics, I won't brunch-press conference. boon for the public because of is not uneasy about is talking. in religion " three and a half hours of basketball team. record It." • The session was held Mon- the informality they generate; Topics included politics, The singer added he has prime time and financial Appearing at the conference day at the Holiday Inn here in For that reason, his show sports, and television, as well since reversed his vow never problems caused by the loss conjunction with the singer's will be basically a concert, as music. to sing that song again. Re- of lucrative cigarette adver- For frequent service engagement this week at the and not a nightclub act, with He said he has not done cently he included it in his act tising He said a lot of musi- Garden State Arts Center, its more stylized adjuncts of much campaigning yet, but JS part of a piece rallod "The cal-vanety shows were Hohndel. - humor and sketches. did appear at one concert for American Trilogy " dropped because they were Speaking of the Arts Center, The singer, with short Democratic Sen. George Mr. Williams,, whose alu- the most expensive to pro- McGovem at the time of the Andy Williams bums have topped $27 million duce. , Also serving Uncroft, Holmdel Nebraska primary. After his Though he did not reveal any of campaigning for the late in sales the past 10 years as Matawan and Sayrewoods en route to Arts Center engagement, he Democratic Sen. Robert F. wel[ as garnering 16 million specifics, he said he thought said he intends to appear at Kennedy, who was also a gold records for Columbia's chances were now better for Newark Airport and downtown area. the Democratic telethon in close friend of Williams. At all-time top recording star, shows such as his returning to Miami. When he returns from Sen.'Kennedy's funeral in St. says one of his favorites is the'alr. A quick trip via Parkway and Turnpike. .his European engagements in Patrick's Cathedral, New "You've Got A Friend,'.' Meanwhile, when not per- And be sure to ask the driver about the fall, he may do more cam- York, Mr. Williams sang "The though the album didn't sell forming, the singer spends a ' money-saving 10-trip commuter tickets. paigning, he added. Battle Hymn of the Repub- as well as many of his others. good deal of time as a sports- Such talk'recalled his days« lic." The singer, now on a nearly man. The very Jrim Williams, TRANSPORT OF HEW JERSEY

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(AP) -' physlCUns. Posture troubles, Doctors offered an ex- leave, something unheard of in .daily confronta- circulatory ailments, bad teeth planation for tali, saying one a farmer's household. tion' with air pollution and stomach disorders were reason was the hard work the Besides doing their chores and Rth.«r health hazards, chil- main ills. pregnant wife of a farmer still around the farm house, these dren of city dwellers are health- "The rural population has to has to do before giving birth. women also are often too far ier than those from Austria's be taught to Jive healthily", Dr. away from medicil centers Oskar Lachner of the company Women in urban districts where they would be able to nir*i districts. explained. The legend of the healthy, have to do less hard work, and receive advice on child care The figures in Lower Austria. once the baby is bora they also and also have their young ex- rad-cheefced country kids was amined regularly. contradicted by examinations Province were matched in oth- are entitled, to a maternity conducted by the state-run Low- er Austrian rural districts. er Austrian Health Insurance Army- records were almost • Charges Police With Assault Co. identical. Nearly a third of the exam- In 1970, 79 per cent of young OCEANPORT —' A com- Police Chief Robert G. Ber- ined youths suffered — without men from rural districts were plaint charging three borough ry confirmed that a complaint knowing it — from some ail- fit for military service, the per- police officers with assault signed by Mrs. Joan Burke of ment, and had to be sent to centage was 84 for city youths. and battery and use of pro- 44 Manitto Place, charges Pa- fane .language against a trolmen Robert Joyce, Thomas youth, have been filed, but no Byrari and Edward Woodfield date for a hearing has yet_ with the offenses against her been set. son, Martin Santanello, 14; ONE OF MANY GREAT VALUES who in turn has been charged by the officers with various SYLVANIA18" A/\/^95 juvenile offenses. ' Uttfilir Man MM* NURSING HOME' According to the complaint TEACHERS RETIRE — The Long Branch Board of Education hosted a reception for teachers who re- • M-Hour Cart tired this year frorn the school system. They are, left to right, Everett Macwlthey of AAonmoitfhflfOCh, • RNon duly all limn of Mrs. Burke, the Incident oc- COLOR TV • Mtdicori Approved curred on May 17 when her who was head of the industrial arts department at the senior high school; Miss Florence Sheppafdof 299 son was allegedly roughed up Long Branch, head of the foreign language department for the senior high school; Mrs. Elizqbeth C. NAVESINK HOUSE by the officers at the commu- Mader of Interlaken, a klndegarten teacher at the Elberon School; Mrs. Abigail W. Snowdoriof Oak- l40RimsfiltAvi.,RMlBADST.,RfDMNK - OPiN W!D. t F& 119 lice headquarters, Grade at the Morris Avenge School. Good Old Days U.S.D.A. CHOICE GROUND nrrr 3-"» Recalled Again HAVING APARTY? By HAL BOYLE troversial. Realists said they Dlilll er more We will cattf from a couple to . a mob. WU« hoitowi chooit "Mr. Otli" were even more useless than I Chuck tasi'TSKr. NEW-YORK (AP)-Memo- cravats. Defenders repllod ry Is man's most faithful com- that spats helped keep a Boneless Shoulder Steak MIZRACH panion. man's feet wajm.tnlt even- Boneless Chuck Steak m No sultan ever had a more tually they went the way of CHUCK ROAST KOSHER FRANKS loyal servitor, no soldier a the bustlei too. Chuck Steak more helpful comrade. Children's bedrooms were J Beef Short Ribs B 77* SKINLESS Without memory to sustain t o cold at night that thought-' and console him, man would ful mothers would sometimes Sliced Bacon -179* C be unable to bear the troubled warm the sheet with a fire- Slab Bacon ». 69' Ib. midnights of the soul that ev- heated brick. c ery human being must con- A family's standing In the Fresh Boiled Hamt* i!"69 front at times. community rose considerably U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS GROUND 09 You've come a pretty far as soon as it could afford to, • Imported Swiss Cheese»», .M , piece down life's highway If install a furnace in the house 3-lbi. s CHUCK Ib. "Mr. Deli" Franks..-.,,» A 99 you can look back and re-and get rid or the messy coal 77 e member when — .stove in the living room. Oscar Mayer Weiners. 89* Barbecued Chickens *%&*&* < 69 Stonewall Jackson was the A man who could pitch a Cooked Corned Beef >>"S109 favorite military hero of al- good game, of horseshoes was LONDON BROIL Oscar Mayer Franks M most every kid in America. thought to have more charac- White Meat Turkey Roll A ';" 89' No matter how many glass ter than one who could play a Finast Franks ££...75* 1 p marbles you had, you didn't good game of pool,; , ColiCutsKWp FreshSalads "«\33« 3,»99* amount to much in the A Brazen Act schoolyard gang unless you A woman who smoked ciga- Colonial Skinless Franks INTERNATIONAL SEA FOOD owned one or two made of ag- rettes in public was regarded Colonial All Beef Franks ate. A real,"aggie," as they as a brazen hussy. were called, seemed to juve- A man who tried to swim in nile eyes more lustrous than a public pool in a suit that CAHPFIRE | Alaskan King the Hope diamond. didn't cover his chest would There still were more out- be promptly ordered out of Crab Claws door than indoor toilets in the the pool by the outraged FRANKS nation, and only the very rich lifeguard. FUtLY had homes with two or more It was hard to find a large bathrooms. A man felt com- family that hadn't lost at least COOKED 19 pletely acceptable socially if one of its members to tu- FROZEN Ib. he remembered simply to berculosis. take the regular once a week A girl was ashamed to get Fresh Hard-Shell nCrabs i . .-49* "bath on Saturday night that sunburned or tanned. The S 69 custom dictated. ideal feminine complexion Jumbo Shrimp ^>^f,- ,> 2 A top restaurant was one was a classic pallor from Fishcakes,, tl!tl0S" o" one that charged 10 cents instead which freckles were banished TiiliO'Sl) C of five for a cup of coffee. by regular applications of Htlt K Sim lim!) fit" 2;,99 The Nickel Beer lemon juice. FINAST SHOP FINAST & SAVE CASH! Practically everyone You could tell a farmer's GALLON SUPERMARKETS thought that the nickel glass son from the town banker's of beer and the two-bit haircut son by the different way they were U.S. institutions that SUGAR MILK Route 35 & dressed. Wall Township StaGirtAve. would last as long as the flag in the days of vaudeville a flew. FINAST Lord Mott performer could perfect a Many a home kept one of single act that would last him HOMOGENIZED HowelTwnshp. Atlantic Hghlds. Rt.94AldriehRcf. Rt. 36 & First Ave grandmother's bustles among half his lifetime. He didn't gal. conf. VEGETABLES its treasured attic souvenirs. have to have new material ev- Long Branch Red Bank Can you imagine a little ery-time he stepped on a 320 Third Ava ,362 Broad Street CUT GREEN granddaughter in the future stage, the public liked an act BEANS, SLICED CARROTS, primping up in her grand- better the more familiar it be- HAWAIIAN DEL MONTE CUP AND REDEEM THESE OR CREAMED mother's miniskirt? came. SPINACH A man was in the height of The two most popular birds ~ VALUABLE COUPONS fashion if his wardrobe con- In America were the bald FRUIT PUNCH TUNA FISH tained at least one pair of eagle and the busy stork. . spats with pearl gray buttons. Jhose were the days — re- SOLID Manulactuiei s Coupon PAMPERS Spats became quite con- member? WHITE Towardt>htpurchaitol 7-07. on* IO-OI. tar Qf Maxwell House OVERNITE 55 Teen-Agers ^••HVSHV.: gjWJVAb Towcrdi th* purchsw of on* Mb.canof Placed in Jobs Savarin Coffee RED BANK -Summer Action Program (MCAP). Salada lral|l)GoodotFii.oil jobs for 55 teen-agers from Ervin Summers of New Ihfu Sal.. Juljr 8th this area have been located Shrewsbury, who Is a teacher Tea Bags through the Neighborhood in Ilolmdel, is director of the bin int. Youth Corps, an auxiliary of program. Ho notes that he }s in.' $203 the Monmouth Community pleased with the cooperation Liquid Detergent «*« Sanka Freeze Dry Coffee i» Soft Margarine FIIBERT Mb. HOE. of area businesses and non- **M« H • ' Hmil|l)OoodolFI™» HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Campbell Pork & Beans H»*¥E '• -• 32* Finast Salt 7* thru Sot.. July 8'h MFG. profit establishments. C Hi. J'llL Classes, Student ptj. Youth Corps enrollecs are Macaroni & Cheese Dinner ** '';. 19 Layer Cake Mixes S 36* Manulicluiei's COUMIT :EG. OH SUPER Mb. ill. working with the vocational pt|. Towoidi ll«purcho» of Council Elect Campbell Tomato Soup PieCrystMixA 29* on.plgollONESTEA Sonila.yNopl.ini $|29 department of Red Bank Re- H 4 1"i-lb. 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OR X-HOIO president of the Regional High School Student Council. area; the Army Recruiting Jif Peanut Mmulictuiti s Coupon Station, here; the Red Bank Elected with him were Va,-' Tewordl lh« pur(hoi« ol Parks and Recreation Depart- Butter or,. 91b. bo. «l Dry Look ,;=. 99* lerie Nachtman and Patricia ments; maintenance depart- All Detergent Artclli, vice presidents; Alice O!ODOB«Nr.MF»'5 $3.49 LIS1 ments of the public schools; Lorbcrfeld, secretary, and the MCAP office, the Red Quaker Life Ceieal Heinz Barbecue Sauce Nancy Fries, treasurer. 13-01. $|69 Bank Community YMCA, the "Vr" 65* Fiijast Sweet Pickles Right Guard ion Senior class officers are Community Center, and as feanut Butter *«;.«' Mary Cherry, president; Bar- n 1-or. $1 secretarial assistants, utility J bottles * I Durkee Stuffed Olives »,.« bara Hines, vice president; Milani Dressings "S." All VAHIEIIE5, OIUE1II, Mri'S. 'f 19 Slit __ -^ aides, and library assistants. Wishbone Italian Dressing 12 39* Jumbo Ripe Olives »* Jean Dunphy, secretary, and To qualify for the Neighbor- c Mary EUcn.McDermond, trea- hood Youth Corps program, Guldens Mustard ^'1. 2i1:!33* Finast Pineapple Juice Foamy Shave 79 surer. one must be between the ages President of the junior class of 14 and 18 and economically, Ken-L-, Hearts THE IN-STORE BAKE SHOP is Charlenc Patroski. Other socially, and culturally dis- junior class officers are Caro- advantaged. Ration Delight (where available) lyn Fry, vice president; Ellen 79 Lor Falco, secretary, and Jayne INDIAN COLLEGE Plain, onion C Zanghi, treasurer. GANADO,Arlz.lAP>-1 Friskies Cat Food A 12* Finast Cup Refills $ wMtdcd Rye Bread 39 Ofllcers of the sophomore CollegeofGanadolsatv Ken-LRation Special Cuts Reynolds Aluminum Foil class are Sue Scalzo, presi- community college serving.) '5-73*. URGE dent; Mary Ann Straniero,. Chuck Wagon Dog Food Jumbo Saran Wrap vice president; Robin Nealis, New Mexico. •'.'#s& Purina Liver Chow ,,,,$139 Raisin Rolls 6*39' secretary, and Lori Klein, Fifteen of the 18 membfi Sno-Man Lunch Bags • treasurer. the governing board Of i So wm MVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAtf are of American ' Bathroom Tissue! >Mil. "Iligrlll! Glad Trash Can Liners Election for freshman class Pricks tffKtlv* thru Sfat. July ltd. Nat mp«mibt« for typographical •mrt. D*r«jf*n(«W dvallabi* wh*r'^ prohibited by law. Nent MM W dwltri. officers will br held in the ugf.aceordinfttoDr.J fail: Mwfc'colltWi J-'(" 28 t*e fhOf Better. He* Btnk-MWJetwm, N J. fTedusfcy, July 5.1172

y NEW YORK !AP) - "It es' only hit as the Mets made about that. But my immediate It was the fourth one-hitter ding double play Garry Jestadt with two out in \ was 8 good pitch," said Tom off with a 2-0 victory. thoughts were that Nate Col- of Seaver's^ career The one In becoming the National the eighth, but Derrel Thomas ^v SeaW. "down and in, but it The Padres came back to bert was coming up. I wanted against the Cubs in 1969 he re- League's second 11-game win- flied to right. fers to as his "imperfect ••* • N-janje back over the plate a take the second game, 4-2, on to win the game too much to ner, Seaver, who has lost four The Mets ha\e never had a game" because Quails was ifSebit." two ninth inning runs. stand there crying in my beer times, allowed only three no-hitter in their 11-jear his- Colbert can hit one out and he Chicago's only baserunner. The 27-year-old right-hander *" It was the second time in balls to be hit out of the in- tory. of the New York Mets was his career the hard-throwing gives me the most trouble on This time, he walked four- field other than Lee's single. talking about the first pitch he Seaver lost a no-hit bid with that club. two in the fourth inning and He struck out 11. " San Diego Manager Don threw to San Diego's Leron one out in the ninth. On July "At least," Seaver philo- two more in the eighth. He re- The hard-throwing right- Zimmer was ejected for ar- Lee with one out in the ninth 9, 1969, he retired the first 25 sophized, "I didn't lose the no- tired rookie Dave Roberts on hander retired the first 11 San guing with plate umpire Lee inning yesterday in the first Chicago batters before Jimmy hitter on a mistake or a bad a grounder to second base to Diego batters, then walked Weyer that Fregosi swung at game of a dcubleheader. Quails singled to center, the pitch. 1 was trying to throw start the ninth before Lee. Lee and Colbert, but fanned the 3-2 pitch, Cubs' only baserunner. Lee as good hard stuff as I poked a low fast ball softly Lee swung at the low fast Clarence Gaston for the third FIRST SAME could. But he's a good hitter into short center field for the out. He then set down the Sen Dint (9) N«w York (J) ball and broke his bat but tap- "I was certainly dis- Ob r h! v ' ob r n ped the baseball on a soft line appointed," Seaver admitted He's hitting over 300 so I Padres' only hit. Nate Colbert Padres in order until walking Thomas 2b 4 0 OjMayscI can't worry about that." CRoberts3D 4 0 0 Marelsn ss into center field for the Padr- after Lee's hit. "No. doubt then grounded intoa game-en- pinch hitters Larry Slahl and Lee It 1 Carrett » Colbert lb 3 0 0 Mllner It 3 0 Goston rl 3 0 01 Freaosl 3b 2 O Morales cl 3 O OlKronpool lb 3 0 Cor rales c 1 O 01 Martini rl filefory c Hnandzss 2 0 01 Seaver p Stow ph 0 0 01 Norman p 0 O Chris-EvonneflcebergVs.Tlair' Setaetlerp 0 O 0| Klrtyp I 0 0 Ro»p 0 O 0 WIMBLEDON, England Jeter ph I 0 0 Orlttp o O 0| (AP) — It's the match every Jestadt 2b 0 O 0! tennis fan wants to see — Totals V~O IITotals V) 1 h SonDlejo 000 ooo coo -o little Miss Flair against little New York OOJ 000 OOx — 2 E—E. Hernondi. D. Roberts. DP—New Miss Iceberg. York 1. LOB—Son Oltgo A. New York Wimbledon, home of the 13. SB-Horrflson, T. Martinet. unofficial world champion- SECOND CAME ship, luxuriated last night in a SonDlewM) NmrYorkl!) ob r h| ob rare feeling of suspense over Thomas 2b 4 1 Mays lb 2 0 Roberts 3b 5 O Harelsn ss 2 1 the outcome of today's semi- Lee It 4 O JMIIner rl 4 0 Colbert lb 3 1 Fregosi 3b 4 0 final between Australia's Stahl rl . «4 O Seouchp It 4 0 Kvonne Goolagong and Chris Jeter cf i4 O Martini tl 4 0 Kendall c 4i O Grote c 3 0 Evert, the Florida schoolgirl Morales pr 0 Garrett 2b 0 0 Corrales c oi Boswell 2b 3 0 from Fort Lauderdale. Hnandzss t i Gentry p 2 I AP Wlrendoto Coldwel! p 3 O 1 0 Until now they have never Gaston ph 1 O Fnsello p 0 0 Ross p JUST MISSED — New York Mets Tom Seaver exchanged anything more 0 O heaves a pitch against the San. Diego Padres yes- deadly than a smile and pas- Totals 34 •* 121 Totals1 2—9 2. 7 ' SanOleao M» 031 012 -. terday. Seaver held the Padres hitless for eight sing pleasantry. They have New York 101 OOO OOO -2 E—Beauchamp. Mllner. OP—Son Dleoo and a third innings before Leron Lee singled up never played each other be- 1, New York f. LOB—San Dleoo 7, New York 5. 2B —Freooil, Gentry. the middle. Seaver then got Nate Colbert to hit fore, never even practiced to- HR—Colbert (16). 5-Moys. Grote, Hor- into a double play to enft the game. gether. retson. SF—Harrelson. ; It's no wonder the crowds promenading inside this ivy- covered stadium were at fe- ver pitch. Bando Grand Slam Evonne, 20-year-old defend- ing cliampion, is the happy- go-lucky one. She can be al- most incredibly brilliant. She can be very, very sloppy. Beats Yanks' Stot • AP WlrjjUioto Chris, the 17-year-old who is OAKLAND (AP) - Sal Bando's, homer barely with his homer. WIMBLEDON SHOWDOWN —Australian Evonne Goolagong, 20, left, and American Chris Evert, 17, the youngest serious challe- Bando's grand slam home run cleared the wall in left-center The victory was the third in will meet today, on Wimbledon's center court in the semifinals of the women's singles tennis tourna- nger for the women's crown off Mel Stottlemyre with two field. It was the fifth slam of a row for the As and in- ment. It will be the first time the two have ever met on the court. since Maureen "Little Mo" out in the fourth inning pro- his career and his seventh creased their lead over Chi- Connolly won in 1952 at the vided all the runs as the Oak- homer of the season. cago in baseball's American same age, plays it cool and land A's beat the New York Stottlemyre, 7-10, gave up League West to five full unemotional. Yankees, 4-2, last night. only four hits in the seven in- games. The defeat snapped a A thrilling rivalry seems nings he pitched while the vic- five-game winning streak for New York (2) Oakland (4) about to be born before 15,00(1 ab i h| ob r tory went to Blue Moon New York. Smith-, Three Europeans 2|Compnrls ss 4 0 spectators around the hal- Clorke2> 2 1 Munsonc 4 0 l'Wll 4 l Odom, fl-2, who go* relief help lowed center court. Murcercf 3 1 I Jackson cf 3 0 White II 0 1: Epsleln lb . 2 I from Darold.Knowles in the British bookies give Evonne Blomberglb3 O 0|Vossrf 2 eighth. Alou ph 1 0 01 Bando 3b 3 1 JB-Boys the edge, but narrowly. AllmJb 2 0 0 Ducan c 3 0 Stottlemyre retired the first Gentle and soft-spoken, the Swobodoph t 0 0jCullen2b 3 0 Advance to Net Semifinals Torres rf 4 0 l|Odomp 2 0 10 batters he faced and then WIMBLEDON, England(AP) - Stan Smith served and The compact little Russian scored with a lot of fine pas- Australian girl is capable of Mldwetss 3 o OjKnowles p I 0 Stotlmyrep 2 0 0 gave up a double to Joe Rudi Dominate volleyed his way into the Wimbledon semifinals yesterday and sing shots as Smith came in at the net, but he was not able to hitting peaks that can make Colllsonph 1 0 0 McOonltlp 0 0 o in the fourth. Reggie Jackson > found himself contending with three Europeans. maintain his attack for long enough to get a grip on the match any opponent wilt. She has an Totolt 30 2 81 Totals 27 4 5 grounded out and Mike Kp- The tail U.S. Army corporal from Pasadena, Calir, play- at any time. • all-round game, strong from New York 000 000 110 -2 stein was walked in- Oakland.... 000 400 OOx -4, Decathlon ing his best tennis of the tournament thus far, whipped Alexan- Three splendid forehands gave Metreveli a service break the back of the court, decisive E—Blemwrg. DP— New York 1, Oak- tentionally. Scottlemyre then land 2. LOB—New York 5, Oakland 1. EUGENE, ORE. (AP) - der Metreveli of Russia 6-2,8-6,6-2. at the start of the second set He held his lead in 4..1 snH thpn ' at the net. 2B—Rudi. Duncan. Bando. Munson, walked Bill Voss to load the crumbled aginst Smith's cunning returns The Russian Componerls. HR-Bando 7. SF-B. Al- Jeff Bannister, a 26-year-old The Europeans, all reckoned to be clay court specialists, Chris, by far the keenest at- len. bases and Bando followed came through in one-sided duels oh Wimbledon's turf. missed with a half volley and a high forehand volley and traction Wimbledon has to of- of New Hampshire, and Jeff iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii Bennett of the Army waged a Hie Nastase. of Romania ended the dream of 19-year-old Smith broke back at 4-4. fer this year, gives the.im- stern battleJn searing heat Jim Connors of Belleville, 111., one of this year's Wimbledon Apart from that spell in the second set, Smith was never pression of greater maturity yesterday to finish 1-2 in the heroes, 6-4,6-4,6-1, headed. He broke'again to win the set at 8-6 with a finely ang- in spite of her younger years. led forehand and a backhand return that clipped Metreveli's She concentrates on her How They Stand U.S. Olympic Decathlon KodesWins trials. Jan Kodes, the chunky Czech, hammered Onny Parun of baseline. booming baseline drives and NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Bannister, a fi-foot-3, 200- New Zealand 6-2, 6-3, 6-4. If Metreveli had any chance left, he recklessly threw it never appears flurried. Eolt Dlvlllcn East Division Pet. SB W L Pet. GB ' The two girls have deep re- W L Pittsburgh... O 26 .623 - pounder competing for the Manuel Orantes of Spain downed the hard-hitting Colin away in the second game of the third set In that game — a Baltimore...: 31 30 550 _ New York 43 2—8 60••• * 1 Decathlon Club, of America in Dibley of Australia 6-2,6 0,6-2. long affair of four deuces — the Russian double-faulted four spect for each other's ability Detroit'.'.T.V.V.'...'.'..'.'.'.'. 37 31 .544 1 Chicago..., 37 33 .529 «'/; times. The last two lapses came together at the end of the but off court they are Just, NeBostow Yorn k i... 321 3.4. .485 5 St. Louis 39 34 .521 t'i: Los Angeles, took the lead In tomorrow's semifinals, Smith plays Kodes and Orantes Cleveland 2- ! 3-9- .47D 6 Montreal 31 3? .443 12'/, game, and Smith was virtually handed victory on a plate. nodding acquaintances. Milwaukee .'. 27 40 .411 ?"i Philadelphia 25 46 .352 19 from the 5-7 Bennett in the , meets'Nastase. - - • West .40] 10"i west .657 - Cincinnati 28 ill - next-lo-last event, the javelin, For the first time since World War II there are no Austra- Previously Metreveli had been serving consistently well. "It's hard to get to .know Ookland 46 34 Houston 44 2? .603 ',i CMCOOO.., 41 29 .586 5 and the pair then trotted Smith went to 5-2 and then Metreveli double-faulted once .522 9'/i LosAhwIes 36 35 .507 Vn lians in the last four The unorthodox semifinals lineup is one Evonne. She likes to be alone Minnesota « 33 Atlanta 33 38 .465 IO'/I Kansas City 34 35 .453 ll'/i 7 .397 16 home nearly dead even in the result of the absence of the 32 stars of World Championship more and Smith gained the final break. The last a lot," said Chris. "She's a Coulomb 32 40 .444 15 San Francisco 31 .414 \7 San Diego 25 .347 19 1,500-meter run. Tennis, including reigning champion John Newcombe of Aus- shot was a lob — a belated variation of pace in a match that nice girl who seems casual Te«05 29 41 Yesterday's Results New York 2, San Diego 9,1st Bannister's ten-event total tralia. had followed a monotonous serve-and-volley pattern almost about everything — but I YHIerdoy'i Results San Diego 4, New York 2,2nd Boston 2, Minnesota 0 Cincinnati 6, SI. Louis 1 over the two days of com; Smith, who has been struggling to find his form throughout from first to last. know she's not." Cleveland 2, Texas 0 Son Francisco 2. Philadelphia 1 Kansas City I, Detroit 0 Montreal 7. Los Angeles 3 petition was 8,120 points, the tournament, Tuesday looked more like-Ahe man who Connors, for all his eager agrcssion and his strong double- Evonne is equally cautious. Baltimore 2, Chicago 1 Atlanta 5, Chlcogol, 1st grip backhand, could make tittle impression on the agile and Milwaukee 4, California 2 Chicago 3. Atlanta 3, 2nd, H innings fourth best ever in American reached the 1S71 final. His record on grass courts makes him a "I've watched,Chris play Oakland 4, New York 2 Houston 6, Pittsburgh 0 Today's Comes history and the best score in standout favorite for the title. superbly fit Nastase. •>•• and 1 thought her sense of an- Tenlght's Games New York I Kline 6-31 at Ookiond (Ham- Los Angeles (Osteen 7-61 at Montreal the world this year. The pre- "It's my best surface," Smith said. "But I'm not the only One spectacular burst of brilliance came at the start of the ticipation was really some- ilton 5-21 , (Moore 0-2) Milwaukee (Stephenson 2-0 or Parsons San Diego (Arlln 7-9) at New York vious' 1972 best was 8,084 by good grass player All the other three have played on grass, second set, when he broke Connors'service with two fantastic thing," Miss Goolagong said. <.;)atCalltornla Baltimore (McNolly 8-7) ol Chicago Union. scribed Chris and Evonne as (Wood 12-)) Chicago (Jenkins 7-7) at Atlanta The big American had that extra touch of experience and first, a forehand, flashed past Connors at the net and zipped (Nlekro7.-7) down the line. The second, a backhand, was angled across the "the bewitching enigmas of Texas CGogolewskl 3-4) at Cleveland Pittsburgh (Ellis 7-4} at Houston Bennett totaled S.076, four consistency to beat Metreveli, rated one of the most improved (Perry 12-7) (Forsch 4-2) players in Europe. court the championship."* Minnesota (Perry 6-71 at Boston (Pat- Only games scheduled points better than his lifetime ting 4-SI best and fifth best in Ameri- can history. Grabbing third — and a Giant Barr berth on the U.S. team which goes to Munich — was Bruce .tenner of Graceland College, Halts Phils Iowa, with 7.H46 points, a per- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - sonal best. Jenner's fine 1,500 Oregon Runners Pass Olympic Test meter time of 4: IS.9 moved Jim Barr held the Phila- delphia Phillies to three hits him from fifth to third. last night as he hurled the San Bannister, using a javelin Francisco Giants to a 21 Na- not suited for the decathlon, tional League baseball vic- almost failed to score in that tory. By GEORGE SllflEMAN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiimtnimimiii the six distance running berths so far decided and seem cer- event when the spear didn't Dave Kingman doubled to tain to lake one more in the 5000 meters (Steve Prefontalnc) slick in the ground on any of open,the seventh inning for When Don Schollandcr was in training for the 19C4 Olym- The Innocent Bystander and probably another in the marathon (Ken Moore). three throws. Officials gave the Giants, igniting a two-run pics he was faced with the prospect of three major tests in a How does Bill Bowerman do it? How come that year after him credit for a throw of 200 iiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiHiiitniiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii rally, off loser Bill Champion. row. the Outdoor National Championships at the end of July.' year his Oregon runners are the best in the country and fre- feet II inches, however. His 4-8. Kingman scored the first the Olympic Trials at the end of August, and six weeks later The effects of daily practices of grading intensity and dura- quently the best in the world? What is the Bowcrmah secret'' score in Ihe event was 778 to San Francisco run on a single the Olympics themselves. "Physically and psychologically," tion have been fairly well documented and although coaches What he does is evident. His method is simplicity itself. Bennett's 604. ; he wrote, "it was impossible to peak for all three." He decided by Dave Rader. continued to tread the line which separates fitness from ex- From the lowest level of ability (He has co-authored a book on Bennett, a Spec. 4 stationed Rader took second on (ho therefore to take a chance and case off in the Trials where he haustion most are fully aware of the hazards jogging) he has advocated the hard day-easy day program. A took two seconds to qualify for the team at Ft. MacArthur in Los An- throw to the plate and moved Overracing however is a new and less evident threat. It is hard day of work and an easy day to recoup. For some this geles, achieved a U.S. decath- to third after Al Gallahcr's fly Few spectators realize the truth of Schollander's state- moreover insidious. The race, you see, is the lovemaking of might even be two easy days. Running should bo fun, lie lon best in the pole vault, the to deep .Center, lie scored the ment. They assume that the athlete comes each week to the the runner This is his peak experience. The clock, that unfor- thinks. It should be approached with zest, he believes. Very day's third event, with a leap decisive run on Tito Fucntes' competition more or less in the same condition. That condi- giving minute, is there to be tested and enjoyed. So are the little is to be gained, he states, by torturing yourself. of 16 feet 1% inches for 1,068 sacrifice fly to center, tion, they think, is maintained by training methods which are oilier competitors providing the pace and tempo that makes So Bowerman avoids the overtraining menace and by points. That performance had Barr. who is now 2-2, gave standard and result in permanent peak condition and perform- each race so different from the next, and the crowd especially varying his courses and practices has helped his runners resist moved him from fifth into a up a rtin in the fourth Larry ance. The runner, to them, is the sports world's equivalent of indoors where the shouts keep you continually keyed up and the lure of overracing. So Oregon runners are only rarely seen momentary lead. Bowa opened the inning with the top gun. He must win every time out or tlmy will begin to reaching for your best effort. And beyond this moment of truth during cross country which Bowerman views as a season un- a bunt single and moved to say, as they did of Schollander< "Is he going downhill?" Is he there are the medals and the championships and races with building up the distance man. Races, he claims, interfere with second when Barr threw high clutching, under pressure?" names like VVanamaker Mile and cups big enough to put a that progress and even worse may tear the runner down. Walk in Place on Don Money's bunt After Unfurtunalely runners and coaches raised on the Ameri- btiby in. It is a package few can resist. Van Kuden, Luzins and An Oregon runner in an indoor meet is an even rarer BRIIKiEPOKT, Conn. - Willie Montanez grounded out, can tradition of either testing themselves against the top guns Winzenricd along with Greg Fredericks and others couldn't. event. Bowerman waits for the outdoor season before he gels John (iray and Brad.Martin of Bowa scored on Ilpron John- or maintaining their own position,as top guns ask themselves his men into high gear pointing toward the later stages of'the the same question. The final result of such constant affronts to Van Kuden went stale Uizin.s' arch acted up. Winzenricd , season. Then and only then all systems are go. the Mlddleto'wn-L'ong Branch son's sacrifice fly to left came down with achilles tendinitis. Overracing bore its fruit. mail's physical and psychological capabilities Is just such a de- The basic pattern begins to emerge! Bowentmn views Track Club placed in the For Gieg Fredericks overracing sepmed no problem. The in- PMtatelpMofi) bacle as occurred in the Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon ti'ack as a lifetime activity (Eugene is the jogging capital) Barnuin Festival 5,000 mclcr ob ab r li tercollegiate world of Fenn Slate seemed a protective environ- walk here yesterday. BonOtrt 4 0 own IS 4 1 2 this past week. , which can be made enjoyable add rewarding year in and year 3b 4 0 1 ment against the lure of the indoor and outdoor circuit. But MoworAcf 4 0 j cf 3 0 0 In the 800 meter trials the three fastest Americans of last out. And like all human activities it follows the seasons as we Competing in the open 3 0 0 Fredericks fell for a greater bait, a National Championship In year Tern Van Itutlen,. Juris Lnzins, and Mark Winzenricd build up gradually to a yearly peak performance. We leave class, dray placed third in 4 0 the 10,000 meter run, which ho won in a new American record 2 0 failed to make the team. The trio had held starting roles that like a mark on a tree to whiclrwc return in ai ycar.'to see 3O:.'I8, and Martin was fourth I 0 just three weeks ago. And left himself no time physically and through the indoor season traveling from .coast to coast frc- how much taller and stronger we've become, •wilK .1(1:44. psychologically to peak again for the trials. .quently, running twice a week. Based on their past records, And over this yearly growing and becoming there is a four the race at Kugcnc seemed to he a mere formality before they As the week in Eugene went by American coaches were year cycle of recurring excellence, the Olympic Games,-In sporTVicwing picked up their tickets for Munich. being taught a lesson one of them already knew. Bill Bow- which we join with all men. ; Built wiisiiol tol»o, They failed. They had succumbed In a ermnn, the first coach In this country to recognize the dangers This, as you can sec, is not the world of the top gun. Bow-, TODAY nev*| and unrccog^cd menace,, oyerraclng: The greatest of overtraining, was also the first to realize the flazarals, of erman's nicn socle dominance of• thcmslcves not others. In Eu- "Baseball.- Mets vs. Sart • knowh;dunge.._..,,,,- r to runners prior to llilshas been overtraining„.• overracing„, And, af the „Triul s his pupils hay..p taken throe of „gen e this Week they found both. , , W«fio I'ailres, 8p.m., Channel HfillttuiiftiifniiHiifiiiiiiitiiiiififiJitiiiiiiiifitiiJitiirMiriiiiiiiritiiiiiiiiiiiriiHiiifiiiiiiJiiiiifiifHiiiiii tiniiiiiiftiiii iiiitiiiiiiuiiiiiirtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii »• tf-Y The D«ily Register, Red Baak-MtfttiMn, NX WedaokUy, Jriy 5, «72 29 Basks special to The Register fourth win in as many lUrt* in the Juvenile Stakes tt Aque- duct He then boarded a helicopter for the short bop to Mon- OCEANPORT — Heavlly-Iavored Summer Guest took the mouth Park and arrived In time to fulfill his engagement on lead approaching the eighth pole and coasted to an easy 3%- Red Reality. .„ length triumph in the Monmouth Oaks contested on a fast "I almost won the 'helicopter' double before when I fin- track yesterday at Monmouth Park. A holiday crowd of 22,787 ished first on Dr. Fagerin New York," said Bam, "but then I fans witnessed the 49th running of the event. finished second here." „ The winner, a daughter of Native Charger out of Cee Zee MkMletown Stable's Freetex worked seven nirlongs at tha. and a $40,000 Saratoga yearling purchase, went off at odds^of track yesterday morning tn 1:26 3/5 handily In preparation lor 4-5 and paid }3.80, $3.20, and {2-20 across the board. She ran the 1100,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct on Saturday. The the mile and one-eighth distance in 1:501/5. Mindy Malone, a Ohio Derby winner, trained by Bill Raymond, will be ridden by 40-1 shot ridden by Marco Castaneda, finished second and paid Mike Mlcell inkhe mile and three-sixteenths race, for which he $21.20 for place and $5.89 for show. Wanda, the 5-2 second was assigned 111 pounds. :- choice, saved the show position and returned $2.80. Yesterday's sixth race, won by Hasty Jude under a con- Jockey Ron Turcotte, aboard the winner, had only one fident ride by Walter Blum, honored Andy Williams who te cur- horse beaten at the half-way mark, but then started his win- rently appearing at the Garden State Arts Center, The popular^ ning surge as the horses rounded the final turn. For Summer singer made the presentation in the winner's circle. Guest it was her sixth win in nine starts this season and her Jockey Robert Breen won two races on his 20th birthday. third straight. In her two most recent tests she won the Coach- He took the opening event with Crystal Stone tor a 918.80 payv ing Club Oaks and the Hempstead Handicap, both run at Bel- off and came back to notch the fourth on A Brandy Spta for «g mont Park In New" York. $12,40 win price. - S: Groton Miss, Wanda and Honestous contested the early Yesterday's Results pace, while Turcotte sat still on Summer Guest. After three- lit - tSMOt Clmi) 1 yo mdmi ivt f. tlti - M.0M; Alw; I yo * uplf » m; ).... U.W 1.40 4.40 Kty Ring (Arlitont) ...... 10.40 1.60 H«lyJud«(Blvm).'...... 4;J<) 3M S.« selves, and Summer Guest sped by them. Oh Honna (Mombrlno) •• 12.20 Bold Plow (Ci»lmuno)...... 7"W «o R.C. Lody (Hole) w«—.....3.«> In) — «MM) Clmgi 1 y»; IM I. "I rode her Just the way she likes to ba ridden," said Tur- Tokyo Jo (Fromln) M.00 4.00 4.00 Exacta «•»» >!.» , Ct«n (Blum) J.M 3.20 cotte after the race. "We always come from tar back. She Toroechl (Ortlmono)._ tM Jth - tio,OM) Alw; I yo ft MM < T. handled the track OK, and won easily." Summer Guest's win- Oiorot spavin (Hdt)—IM *» 3.00 Odly Doublt (21) 11.10 Saxony Warrior (Blorn)...... ~J*) 3.00 ning share of the purse was $36,725. Jn)-M*00ICImjilyo»ll.!40 3.40 3.80 Winning trainer Elliott Biirch said, "I'm.undecided on her Ah Nttta (InwamohZ'.'.T.'.T.'"..! 3.10 AOdtajlvo till \m fti/il SummerGuesttTrc1«)...:j.WM0 IM next start. She's a real runner. Good horses make good train- Exorta (S-1) 15.10 VHndy Molone (Castonedal...»2t.M 5.40 4lh— U.mt Clmg; 3 yo S tip; 1 m 70 Wontfo (Velasquez)...... IM ers." ~ yds Monmouth Feedbox A Brandy Jpln. IJW Attendonu - n,W HdMIt—1 GUEST STAYS OVER — Summer Guest (1), with jockey Ron Turcotte in the saddle, romps to victory Park. Bacza earlier in the day had piloted Linda's Chief to ber New Hop* (B'clole) 3.20 In yesterday's $50,000-added Monmouth Oaks at Monmouth Park. Mindy AAalone (2) took second mon- ey with Marco Castaneda up, while Wanda, piloted by Jorge Velasquez, finished third. Summer Guest ran the mile and one-eiqhth in 1:50 1/5 and paid $3,80. iillllliliiiillliiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiN^ Perkins Detours To Success Road Monmouth Park Today OCEANPORT — Detours usually are a did very well with the riders and might have waste of time, but the one Ben Perkins took stayed on that path until Roland Aristone Sr., put him on the road to success. father of jockey Menotti Aristone, approached Selections Perkins, youthful-looking 38-year-old train- him, Entries By Beggle Stcr er who brought his stable back to Monmouth "He had had race horses before bnt got put 1st - 14,000; Clms; 3 & 4 yo mdn mi- Fast Acquittal (112) Blum 12-1 Park this summer after a year's absence, did les; df. Manomrt (117) Hlnoloso.. 7-2 1—Colonel's Nurse, Lassie's of the business. He asked me to train for him, Revokes Weigh (im No Boy .....12-1 Shlrleyblrd (115) Mlcell 6-1 Kingdom, Bollda not make his mark in racing until he tried Hang In There (116) Bracclolc 6-1 Mr. Debonair (115) Imparato 4-1 training for a second time. so we both got started again together. He got Bollda (116) Blum 4-1 Slg (117) Hole .....8-1 2-Small Target, Aloha King, Gi- one horse, we ran him, and then we claimed a Rum Raisin (116) Hole 12-1 6th - 58,000; Clmg; 3 yo & up; lm & ant Step "I grew up where Garden State Park now Noon Nut \109)Aragon 20-1 i;i6 tun. horse. Now I have 20 horses here." August Forrnol (112) Breen 20-1 Corytus (117/ Barrera 8-1 3—Tepacaro, Foreign Strand, stands," said Perkins "When they built the Meerschaum (112) Block 12-1 Fiendish Lad (120) Thornburg 12-1 Several years ago, just when the Peridns- Double There (117) No Boy 20-1 Perpetual 2nd (120) Mlcell... 10-1 Knlghtside race track I started working there when I was Princely Angel (116) No Boy 6-1 More Aslon (H7) Hole 31 14 and still In school. I quit school at 16 and Aristone team was on top of the world, a fire Lassie's Kingdom (111) Nclf 7-2 Oreek Pagoda (11?) Rivera 5-2 4-Isthmia, Our Dlsb, Irish destroyed the barn where the horses were Alert Lody (116) Anderson 10-1 Automatic Harvey (117) Imparoto....l0-1 Brandy have been on the race track ever since." Colonel's Nurse (116) Imparalo 3-1 Barter's Best (117) Hole S-2 housed at Garden State. They lost every single Shesholl Reward (114) Verordl 10-1 Fast Thaw (117) Hole 4-1 5-Manomct, Third King, Wise , By the time he was 21, Perkins was grant- Galilee (103) Owens 12-1 Lorkcl (110) Rivera 6-1 Ben Perkins one of their runners. > Peaches 1117) No Boy 20-1 Little Nassmi (114) Kollol 8-1 Solomon ed his first license as a trainer. RunclbleSpoon(116) Bracdale 8-1 Safety Blitz (114) Culmone 10-1 6-Greek Pagoda, More Asian, "A friend of mine bought a horse, and I got "It was a terrible setback," Perkins said. Tonchee (121) Roimere:,.... 20-1 711) -17,000; Alw; 1 a 4 yo Illllet; a. Cross Queen (116) Blum....; 12-1 Silk Sample (118) Culmone 10-1 - Larfcel my license to train," he recalled. "The horse's Aristone insisted on beginning to rebuild the 2nd —M,0M>; Cling; 3 yo £ up; a. Bella Gal (113) Kotenko 20-1 Manalapan names wasvgtar Girl, but she was no gotx}. r Cosmic Price (117) No Boy 20-1 Cowabunga (1)1) No Boy .....6-1 7—Silk Sample, Irish Nip, Three stable immediately, thought and they had the Highland Host (114) No Boy, .50-1 Three Red Bells (113) Bracdale 4-1 Red Bells picked up a few more horses but I didn't do* good fortune to buy Real Note in a package Almost Formal (119) Kollol : 151 April Formal (116) Kallai 12-1 Aloho Kino (110 Mlcell..;...„.... fi-1 Nat A Gome (113) Braczlale 20-1 8-CromweIl, Bojd Etage, Irish Hangs First real good, so in 19631 switched to being a jock- deal from Daybreak Farm. Now the star of the Small Target (1171 Hole 4-1 Help Please (111) Astorga 6-1 ey's agent." Seemsaway (114) Bracdale 8-1 Summerpetite (H7) Imparalo 7-2 Balladier stable, Real Note earned $59,000 last year and Mooning the Blues (114) Bracciole...lo-t Irish Nip 1)13) Mlcell 3-1 9-Piggy Back, Uttle Pad, De- Taking off In this new direction, Perkins has added 5100,000-plus this season, when he Per Stlrpes (110 Verardi 20-1 Lady Tea Tray (1061 Netf 20-1 In AL West GlorllStep (10?) Nefl 8-1 We Might Win (111) Thornburg 10-1 llca Tessle • gujded the careers of Paul Kallai, Wayne has won four stakes, including the Keystone Sunshine Andy (114) Verardi 20-1 Dese'rl Spear (!M( Aragon 8-1, Manalapan stayed on top of Chambers, Tqmmy Lee and Bob MeCurdy. He Kith (117) Cusitnano 6-1 Rose.Olqw (113) Borrera 12-1 BEST BET: Cromwell (8th) the American West pack in Handicap last time out. Scot's Fancy (II?) Cerrllb 12-1 Gay Sonnet (115) Blum 4-1- Monday's Winners: Second Distant Day (114) Kallai 7-2 Mad Pursuit (lu).Hole .....5-/ the Ed Carleton Memorial Smoky Ho;e (114) Daly 15-1 Marie's Diet (108) Nelt 20-1 Call (6.60); High Financier iiiiiiiiiiimniHiiinnniiniriiinaiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiit Hf Mttey (J07) Neff 20-1 sth — 51,000; Alw,' The New York Jets; np.20)j Jfflss Bee Hope (5.40); Baseball League yesterday by Windy Zone (110 Blum %•%•, i ;••, • i '.. 3 yo«up;6(. defeating Neptune twice, 2-1 Fox 3rd (107) Arogon ,.: 20-1 Your'Native (11?) Astorga 8-1 •"• RriS Water (BEST BET) 5.60) Pretell.(IU) Borrera 15-1 One More Pull (112) Bracclalc 12-1 and 7-3, while Little Silver Jrd —S6.O0O; Mdn: 3«4yo Illlles; 61. Chief Tamao (117) No Boy 3-1 Forelgn'Strond 1116) Blum M Master King'1117) mlcell 1M rolled over Oceanport, 11-4, Turban (HI) Nell 4-1 Bold Eloge (112) Thornburg 4-1 Scratches and Long Branch beat Mon- Frenchette (116) No Boy 6-1 Irish Bolladler 1112) Barrera 7-2 I—Sheshall Reward, Galilee, Ruby Day (116) Fromln 151 Bold and Bright (112) Rivera-. 10-1 mouth Beach, 3-2, in National Briefly AIIThumbs (116) Thornburg 10-1 Cromwell (114) Bracdole 8-1 Peaches, Runclble Spoon, North encounters. Queen ot the Delta (1)6) No Boy 20-1 Mountain Eagle (117) Hole 6-1 Tonchee, Cross Queen Tepacaro (116) Blum 8-5 9lh — 51,000; Clmg; 3 yo 4 up-l & m; Knlghtslde (116) Breen s-1 one mile tvrt. 2-Cosmlc Price, Kith, Distant Hazlet dumped Red Bank, 6- 4lh — 57,»M; Clmg; 3 yo & up-t & m; 61. Crooked Answer (1G9) Blum 12-1 t)ay, Smoky Haze, Wind; 1, in an American East battle. Our Dish (120) aorrera 2-1 Lovenla(lO») No Boy 10-1 tsthmla (115)thornburg 4-1 Dellca Tessle (1)2) No Boy 20-1 Zone.PreteU Mike Yuhas, pitching his Speaking Ml Rita (113) Rivera 20-1 Queen ot Virtue (108) Bracdole 12-1 Chip 1117) No Boy 10-1 Hellarnbcr (116) Imparoto 15-1 6-FastThaw first game for Manalapan, Ticket Setter (1151 Rivera 15-1 Sweet Kiss (116) No Boy <-l hurled a three-hitter in the Irish Brondy (115) Blum : 3-1 Piggyback (116) Hole 7-2 7-BeIla Gal, Cowabunga, Rose SIleHer Up (111) Borrera SI Flora Neft (112) Hnle 10-1 Glow, Marie's Diet first game and then came on Dlcrkcr Sth — 57,000; Alw; Jyo; 5Vii. Omygosh (112) lannelll 2D-1 to save Ken Titus' win in the Dobson Third King (117) Rivera 5-7 Little Pud (II?) Barrero 5-2 9-Sweet Kiss Wise Soiomon 0)7) Fromln 3-1 Bona Dea (116) Cuslmano 10-1 Track—Drizzling and fast second outing. He came on in the seventh frame with the : Illlflllllll MIII1IIIMI1 llllllltlllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllll al League in a series of bump- ance by winning pitcher Art lr> er games over the holiday Corrigan turned back Ar- weekend. nold's Bakery. Bob Guido The American League won scored two runs with a triple. six of seven games. Jim Schweiger put Russell Joey Miles, leader of the Olds ahead of Fisch's to.stay American League, stopped with a two-run single in the National League leader sixth frame. New Belted Atlas Pacesetter. Crown Tire, 6-5; Corrigan de- Dom Bunomo and Don feated Arnold's Bakery, 6-1; Dubrosky each had two . Russell Olds nipped Fisch's triples to vault United County Suburban, 5-4; United County Trust over hapless Commu- Trust overwheliried Commu- nity Tire. WHtewails only 99C more than Mackwalls. nity Fire, 11-2; Country Tav- Rich Johnson's single after ern edged Bova Realty in Al Ford's triple in the eighth eight innings, 4-3, and Oak inning gave Country Tavern Lounge out-slugged Trezza's the win over Bova Realty in Liquors, 16-9. the eighth inning. Stratton Construction was Gene Grasso was the win- the only National League ning pitcher for Stratton Con- team to win. Stratton downed struction over Towne Chevro- Towne Chevrolet, 9-5. let. Joey Miles' Red Pierson won The American League won on the mound. Mike Haber- the All-Star Game, 5-4, in the man went four for four, while 10th inning when Wayne Car- Wayne Carrigan's two-run hart scored Jim Kellet on a triple put the winners in front sacrifice fly. Jim Maguire tied it for the winners in the ninth with a two-out, two-run Suski Leads homer. STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Bicyclists TEAM W L Joey Miles 7 1 Oak Lounge Towne Chevrolet ! i Corrlgon's 5 3 In Marathon Country Tavern 4 EATONTOWN - Norman Ruisell Old! 3 5 Shore Florist 3 5 Suski, Oakhurst, a teacher at United County Trust 2 6 NATIONAL St. John Vianney High School Crown Tire Stratton Construction in Holmdel, had the best over- Arnold's Bakery Tf-exto's Liquors all time in the 10-speed cate- Bovo Reality Circus Liquors • gory in the Eatontown-New Fisch's Suburban Shrewsbury Bicycle Open Community Fire See it nowat Esso ValueCenters. Modern belted-bias construction. Sunday. Computer-designed tread contributes to quiet Suski rolled over the finish Red Bank Lad riding, long wearing and sure tracking on line in 48:56 seconds, while wet and dry pavement. Bob Falciola of Keyport was SetforNSO Two fiberglass cord bells help hold the tread second in 49:10. BROWNS MILLS - Wilfred wilh trade-in, plus $2.34 firmly on the road to reduce scull and squirm Carl Decker, Freehold, won that can cause rapid tire wear. Miller, the son of a former Fed. Ex.TaxforE78-14 In the three-speed class in tubeless blackwall. Red Bank resident, will be Two polyester cord body piles are strong and 54:43. resilient to help give a comfortable ride. Heading the five-speeders one of 16 youngsters who will Whitewalls 99C more represent New Jersey in the. was(Vincent Struble of Eatori- than Wackwalls. town'at 51:12, while Edgar National Special Olympics in • Felix, 74, Manasquan, the old- California next month. • est rider in the race consisting Miller took first place in the of nearly 300 entries, com- State Regional Meet in the pleted the jaunt in 75:34, and broad jump and was also first grabbed a prize in the five- in the State ftleetjipld at Mon- - speed category. mouth College! He represents Atlas Grip-Safe. Tire Rotation The Monmouth County Ski Ft. Dix. .\ Club won the Bendix Perpetu- He is the son of the former Mary Mclina of Catherine $0037 al Trophy in the team com- with trade-in, ade-in, petition in 57:17.8 Street and will compete with plus $1.61 Fed. Ex. Tax ^^^^withtplus r$1.95 Fed. Ex. Tax youngsters from the entire for 600-13 tubeless blackwall. •eVI^efor 700-13V tubeles nine ts blackwall. country in California. An economy tire with four full plies Low, modern silhouette, AHYC Slates WVUWWVVVVrVWWUW of sturdy nylon cord. interlocking tread to grip the road Helps avoid uneven tire Friday Nite 8:00 PJH. A good "second car" tire for around- wear.- Drain radiator. PredictedLog to.vn rlri.'lng. Regular rotation can help Putinupto2gallon of increase tread life. Atlas Perma-Gu< ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS year-round cook t - The Atlantic Highlands Visually inspect Yacht Club will hold a pre- radiator, cooling -dicted log contest, July 14, at system hoses an I the clubhouse, Municipal Har- all belts. bor, here. Free Under-the Pressure-test cooling system. * Open to all, the program in- 22.37 cludes lectures covering the 23.61 Hood Check. preparation and calculation of 24.39 predictions, the completion of 27.71 we check fan belts, radiator predicted log forms, the use 30.29 hoses, heater hoses, transmis- of the measured mile in deter- sion fluid, power steering fluid mining a boat's speed in nau- and brake fluid. tical mile per hour and slides showing the use of tidal cur- rent charts. The Eastern Cruiser Associ- ation has sanctioned three July values at Esso stations where you see these signs. contests to be held in Lower Charge it and take Now York Bay. The sponsor- The above prices on tires and services are available nationally ing clubs arc Shrewsbury Riv- at stations operated by Humble Oil & Refining Company located er Yacht Club, July 29; Rich- in many metropolitan areas and communities. Prices and offers VJMWOwrtw* mond County Yacht Club, may vary at participating independent Esso dealers. '• This Hue sign Identities stations TMs red tlgn IdtnlHIn - Aug. 5; and Atlantic High- opened tjyHumbO Oil« Independent EMO deelers. lands yacht Clnb, Aug. \t , Relkilnfl Cornpeny. These valuable treasures of our past are often found on these pages. Ga- rage sales, Auctions, Liquidations, For Sale; you'll be the better collector if ues you use Register Classified Ads 741-6900

•HiHiiiniiiiimniiniiLiiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiii iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiBiiuiiiuHuiiiiiiiiRniaiHiiHiiUBiiiinuininiiii ANNOUNCEMENTS Autos For Sate' Autos For Sale Motorcycles BUSINESS NOTICES Help Wanted Lost and Found Male and Female 1968 GRAND PRIX OLDSMOBILE 1961 - Cuflasrcdnveri HONDA 750 — 1972. brown, rack, Slisy " RESTORSTICTNS L6ST — female cot, while with black El P ylFl Ible. Must sell this week. bar, 4" Dog bones, less than 10O0 miles. Call (424O40 ' Garaged. Like new. After i p.m. 5C3-250S. Additions, Exterior or Interior Decoro- Traller1nsuljirice TRUCKING Duality can bought and sold. Reasonable Rates !$?> MOVING AND HAULING, PIANO MOV. building, fully air condi- Hwy 36 Highlands 172-0221 CHEVROLET - 1964 Impalo Super Sport, ~ TWV0L.V0 two door hardtop, bucket seats, B cylin- GROSSIMGER & HELLER AGENCY ' ING. REFRIGERATORS. WASHERS tioned, pleasant surround- SHREWSBURY MOTORS der, excellent. S425. Coll 747-2116. • Brood & Mechanic Sis. 741-2100 Red Bnnl DRYERS, MOVED AND DELIVERED i-door automatic, A real buy! Ex- TREES AND SHRUBS CJT DOWN AND ings, ample parking, salary ceptionally clean! Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 741-8500 TRIUMPH 19,49 — TR6. navy blue. Ex. %63~RICHA*RbSON~HbS — l jj. Two'bed^ REMOVED. FREE ESTIMATES. INSUR open.- Try It, You'll like It! We Buy Used Volkswagens cellent condition, some extras. 11650. Call room, wall-to-wallltll l carpeting. Call 938 ED. Call George Chamlin, 229- 741-3276, • . 5731. RASSAS 1972 OLDSMOBILES - Large selection, 739-0648 3200. mmedlate delivery. STEVEN OLDSMO, 1966 KARMANN GHIA — ROdio. Moto KROPF MOBILE HOME — Good condl BILE, 110 Main St., Matawan. 566-3400. and body In beautiful condition. S795. 741 tlon. New furnace ond refrigerators Best SEWER LINES INSTALLED PONTIAC 2322 or 741-1538. otler over $11100. 542-5510 or 291-0087. Coll for free estimate 395 Broad St. 741-51B0 Red Bank STITADBBJICK-OPEL '" "This letter from Grandma is real fat. Bet she 774-0010 SECRETARY " Eves, until 9 • 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio. Low mile- 'NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars age. Body and motor In very good condl- "PATNTUJG To President 1971 CHRYSLER - Newport Custom E* Hwy 36 -244-4000 Keyport cut some more cartoons out of the paper Tractors •ecutlve car. Four-door hardtop, vinyl top, lon. Just passed Inspection. 3700 or best EXTERIOR, INTERIOR. Insured. Career opportunity with growing com- oiler. 741-2322. 747-3202 or W-3670 air conditioning, all power. Special Price 966 CADILLAC -^ery gobd'co~ndllior? 'cause they 'minded her of us I" FARM TRACTOR ~ International, two pany. Solory open. Call 747-4SOO. $3195. BAILLV BRtfS., Inc.7l9 E. Ne*- All power, olr, stereo tape deck. Minister VOLVO 142S — 1968. Air conditioned, new tires, disc ond plow, good condition man Springs Rd., Red Bank. 747-0596. owned. Call 3-8 p.m. 671:2600. four-speed, 28,000 miles. A-l condition. $850 firm. Call evenings 264-5920. SALES Oulstondlrg opportunity In motivational VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN GHIA - »jo CADILLAC — coupe DeVllier SI450 or trade for automatic. 747-3829. D N-MAR" management ond personal growth field .1961. Rebuilt 1966 1300 engine. While slde- AM/FM sfereo radio, air conditioned. JAVELIN — 1970. V-8. Power steering, for men ond women. Nominal Investment walll. Radio and heater. Excellent me- Cruise control lull power. Loaded with SI,675. Call Wanted Automotive BUILDERS extras. Original owner. Must sell. Priced Autos For Sale Autos For Sale required. Call for appointment, 469-6970 chanlcol condition. S400. 842-4156. 842-3938 Experienced builders In Monmouth Conn (SomervMIe). Ight for quick sale. Phone 264-5300. WANTED — Choice used cars, wllh certl 1968 MERCURY MONTEREY — V-8, a I MURPHYSDAviBsbrr ty tor over 15 years. We do additions, dor AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS' 1968 LE MANS fled mileage. Contact Ed Slgler. mersr siding* roofing, masonry, kitchens, OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? 1966 CHEVROLET - Impola. Automatic power, air conditioning. AM/FM stereo Mercedes-Benz Sales and Service NURSE small 8. Automobile Wholesalers, 522 Hwy radio. Excellent condition. Asking SI550. 2-door hardtop. Choice of three. bathrooms and new construction on your • ' - Coll 229-4790 All with VS, automatic and power. Hwy 9 Freehold 462-53M AA. SCHWARTZ Jot. 36, Union Beach. 264-5621. 787-7902. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH REGISTERED DUHLER & BITTER Save rowl F 8. H Molors Inc. for 3-11 or 11-7 tour of duty, on Coronary CHEVROLET - 19«. VJ.' •ExceltehTruiv 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Two dooi Authorized Dealers, 141 w. Front St., Red Bank 747-078 787-0816 Care and Psychiatric Units. Excellent In- PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER ning conditiconditiono . LIGHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS, 3290 Hwy 35 Hailet hardtop, power steering, power brakes, Dodge and Dodge trucks Servfce program and growth potential. 787-7018 • factory air, good condition. Call 2645612 Hwy 35 Eatontown, N.J.' JUNK CARS YARDS, GARAGES - Fre« estimates. Housing, liberal benefits. Wrile or call RASSAS Call oiler 3 p.m. 741^2149. 1966 FdRD MUSTANG - Must be Men'i CONVERTIBLE 19«5 — Rambler Classic after 6 p.m. 542-1111 PICKED UP MONMOUTH MEDICAL CENTER appreciate. Best otter. CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Custom 1967 •CARPENTER-BUILDER- Complete Long Branch, NJ. Call 671-9343. PONTIAC KITSON CHEVROLET CO. TWINBROOK 222-5200, Ext. 306 four door hardtop. Power, air, extras, ex- 395 Brood St. 741-5180 Red Bank Hwy 36 Eotontown home remodeling. Room additions and aa- cellent condition. S975. 747-3333. . 542-1000 AUTO WRECKING rOflB. KARL SCHLOEDER, 471-5114. Men Women Autos For Sale Eves, until 9 Autos For Sale 1965 PLYMOUTH — Sport Fury with WANTED OLDSMOBILE,DELTA 88 — 1967. Air, Eatontown 542-2235 HOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exterior. Complete RESUME Service rebuilt engine, new guaranteed heavy duty power steering and brakes, automatic Reasonable rales. Free estimates. Col arty who needs 100% financing on a 196! GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — I7J7-659B lattery and four new Polyglas tires. 222- ONTIAC LE MANS Station Wagon, V8, transmission. Runs good. Asking $795. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH P re port. Revise, Advise, or Print power steerlna, air conditioning. $2395. Call 566-5202. MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Eatontown. 542- Post Service, reasonable roles \ LAWN MAINTENANCE Work performed by a man who has =or more intorsnatlon call OASIS MO 3414. .Ferllllzlng, raking, sod. Free estimates. BUICK—1950 Deluxe four-door. TORS at 721-7100. PLYMOUTH CUDA - 1970 383. Four- reviewed, revised and written S100. speed. Bucket seats. Vinyl roof. Power Highest prices paid for alFused cars' Phone 847-4193. thousands of resumes over the years WHAT ARE YOU Call 787-8486. 1968 CHEVROLET WAGON - V-8, radio, steering, brakes. A-l. 787-0305, anytime. OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer oh premises REMODELING — Painting, paneling heater,' power brakes, power steering. Ex at oil limes. CAREER MARKETING MERCEDES 1959 — 190SL. Recondl KROLL MOTORS, INC. sheetrock and taping, concrete block an< cellent condition. Call 775-0490. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE ;tlle work. Free estimates. 787-3721. 14 West Front St., Red Bonk 747-J049 tloned. Beautiful. (2100. 279 Broadway Long Branch 564,6100 .. Call 291-4423. CHEVROLET — 196? Klngswood station 222-3600 PAINTER — Experienced. PeVmonenl, FOR? SAPPE TTIC STAIRS - W full-lime position. Apply Engineer, Big or little . . . new or usea ... foreign or domestic . .. 1965 MUSTANG — Convertible, 4-speed wagon. Factory air. Power steering CARS WANTED — WE PAY TOP DOL- 51,875. Cpll 495-2095. DUNE BUGGY - Corvolr powered. LAR FOR CLEAN USED CARS. Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. stick, rebuMt transmission and engine, 1 wagon or sedan ... air conditioned or convertible? Your $1000 CALL MR. JOSEPH 542-5500 **• GENERAL OFFICE WORK — Interesting 1475. Call 741-9091.' 1971 FIAT -i 850 Spider convertible. Ex- 842-7846 chances of finding the car of your choice at Shrewsbury icellent condition. 7900 miles. $1,975. Cal >OOL INSTALLATION — And malnte and diversified. Must be high school prtrf Molors are very good indeed! We have a terrilic selfction 1969 CATALINA mttii 1966 VOLKSWAGEN- Radio. Low mile- nance,,house, ground repairs, framing, uate, accurate, neat. Typing essential We age. Body and motor In very good condi- Auto Parts—Repair sheathing, floor plans, pointing. 291-0443. otfer a 49-hour week, paid vacation, hospl- of cars ... just waiting for you to come look them over. 1967 CORVAIR — Monza. Blue. 110 h.p.tion. JUST passed Inspection. $700 or best tallzatlon and many olher frlnae benellls. STATION WAGON Rour-speed. Excellent condition. $550. 899-* And you'll like our prices. Factory air. One owner. Save 1965 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 transmission HOUS£ PAINTING - Two experienced Apply In person, do not telephone. Lif- 3844. .— clutch (never used), pressure plate, throw college students. Reasonable rates. tman's Jewelers, 65 Brood St., Red Bank. now) 471:2245 . CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — 1964. Good WANTED out bearing. Top condition. After five, 291 MACHINE PRESSER - Experienced. running condition. New tires. $400. Cal Parly who needs 100%1lnonclng on a 196B 0512. MAMMOTH ROOFING — No |ob loo big Jonathan Logan,) Johnson RASSAS 7B7-8486. CHEVROLET CAPRICE, V8, power or too small. Free estlmales. 495-2990 or Ave., Matowon. 5M-9383. 1965 KARMANN GHIA $1095 steering, olr conditioning, $895. For more 842-9275. 1965 PONTIAC LEMANS —One owner GO GO DANCERS - Coll tor appoint- Informollon call OASIS MOTORS at 721 ment and further Information at Fort Coupe, radio, heater, yellow PONTIAC V8, automatic transmission, power steer- 7100. Auto Rentals HANDYMAN — Experienced In interior, 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank Ing, bucket seals. Perfect condition. $450 exterior painting, light construction, and Mantnauth Olllcers Club, 542-n30. An 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $1095 Eves, until 9 firm. 787-1936. various odd lobs. Reasonable. Free estl equal opportunity employer. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Sun roof. • 1970 DODGE TOM'S FORD males. 229-4609 or 741-1477. LATE 1971 DATSUN — 240Z. Red, black FULL TIME SECRETARY — Lite Insur- Sedan, radio, heater, blue Good condition. S350 RENTACAR ance office. Lite steno, typing. Call be- 842-1055 vinyl root. Leather Interior. Air, AM/FM. STATION WAGON CARPENTRY AND TILE WORK AAlchelln radlals, 4-speed. Low mileage. 9-possenger, fully equipped In- 1200 Hwy 35 2641600 Kl Remodeling and alterations. tween lOand 12A.M.J4MH0. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 500— Good Original owner. Mint. Call after 5 p.m., cluding factory air. Save now! Reasonable rates. 671-4744 REGISTERED NURSE — For nursing Squareback, radio, heater, red condition. S200 or best offer. 842-4293. . home, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift. Excellent Call 7J7-2370. LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE MOVING 1967 OLDSMOBILE — Power steering, BOATS AND Estlmales given. Reasonable. salary. For appointment call 2CI-060O 1969 KARMANN GHIA .,.$1550 CHEVROLET 1964 - Impala Super Sport brakes, automatic. 24,000 original miles. RASSAS Phone 842-4193 Mon. thru Frl. convertible. Hod good care. Over S4O0 $1495. Alter 5:30, 747-5094. ACCESSORIES NURSES' AIDES - II p.m.-7 a.m. shift. Coupe, radio, heater, blue / spend on repairs last year, have bill CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1965 wagon. PONTIAC After short probationary period, $100 per 1350. 741-4243. 39! Broad St. 741 5180 Red Bonk 1 ALL YOURSPRING' '"' ' ""HOUSE PAINTING" Standard. Good condition. S350. Call 264- Interior. Exterior, Spray or brush. Senior week. Liberal fringe benellls. DO NOT 1970 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 1971 CADILLAC - Sedan~BeVllle, C°ld Eves, until 9 FITVING OUT NEEDS PHONE. Apply In person, weekdoys only, 9582. 1969 PLYMOUTH — Roodrunner, 313 4- Citizen discounts. Call after 5 p.m. 787- Sedan, radio, healer, dark blue mist, vinyl roof, stereo, six-way seat, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nursing cruise control. Must sell. 264-9100.9:30 to JEEP SALES AND SERVICE speed, green, 38,000 miles, SI 400. The Boatman's Shop 1501. Home, I Mlddletown Ave., Atlantic High- , Mr. Nltto. After 6 and weekends, 222- Twin Boro Motors, Inc. 767-4005 24 Whart Ave. 741-S78O Red Boni CARPENTRY — Additions, alterations, lands. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN $2795 1589. 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk Open weekdays. 9a.m.-6 p.m. roofing, siding, paneling, painting. All CALL NOW 747-0040 5undoys,& Holidays, 9 a.m.-i p.m. types of home Improvements. Joe, 462- MAINTENANCE MAN M/W — Full time, 411 Wagon, radio, healer, automatic, red TEMPEST — I960 Custom's1 cdhvertlbTK WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE TOO. experienced.'Low pretsure boiler license IV8 automatic. Power steering, radio. Gold WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY 370 Broad St. 2641323 Keyport Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore required. Fringe benellts. Send resume to with black lop and Interior. Asking S1500. MONMOUTH Box 672, Red Bank. 1966 RAMBLER...... :...... $945 I 1965 CORVAIR. Three-speed stick, buck- Shrewsbury, N.J. ALL Ifn MGViN STOCK - And more LAWN CUTTING Wagon, radio, heater, automatic, 6-cylinder, with power steering ets. Needs body work. Good running con- 747-5400 coming! Buy now at winter prices. A.R. Garden and trim. For free estimate, call CUSTODIAN — Full time. 40-hour week, dltlon. Asking $100.842-7306. Pyle. Mgr., A 8. G MOTORS, 82 S. Main BOAT CITY 67I-O550 between 5-7 p.m. • ' . frlnae tDenetlts. Phone Mr. Dlckerion, 741- 1967 CHEVROLET $1495 1969 CHRYSLER — Four-door. Powe St.. Asbury Park,- 775-3413. Hberglas boots. 27 models. 2504; Camaro convertible, 'radio, heater, automatic, power steering, V-8, air 1959 CHEVROLET — V8, automatic. Ex, brakes and steering, air conditioned. New 1031 Hwy 35 671-4515 Mlddletown ASM TREE REMOVAL SERVICE - No cellent shape. S15O. Can be seen at Brook- tires plus extras. 11550. 7S7-744?. 1966 OLDSMOBILE - Toronodo. Aulo- ob too small. Free estimates. Call 566* BABYSITTER — Mature. Dependable. conditioning dale Community College, Receiving* De- vnatlc, power steering, olr. Good condi- 2341 or 787 8353. 0-8 p.m. Own transportation. Mlddletown area. portmenl. BONffEVfLLE - T965.Twb~door."G66"d tion. 5895. 872-1886. Year round. Part-time opportunity. Salary condition. Air, power steering. Asking Reasonable Rates open. Call 671-5647,4-7 pm. MUSTANG 1965.—.2 + 2, 269, new tires 1968 MERCURY $1475 OLDSMOBILE — 1944. Excellent mechan- J450. Call 2910162. Leave name and num- GROSSINGER & HELLER AGUNCY Colony Park, 6-passenger station wagon, radio, healer, automatic, pow- ical condition. Good transportation. S175 ber. brakes, clutch, etc. Runs good. Asking Iroad 8. Mechanic Sis. 741-2100 Red Bank ALTERATIONS BOOKKEEPER — Amounts receivable. or best oiler. 988-6315. $550. 536-3188. Dormers, porches, stairs, additions, etc. Burroughs L-4000 experience helpful. Must er steering 27'OWENS CRUISER -1961. Fly bridge, type. Convenient location. 747-5665. WED BANK V0LV5" Free estimates, insured. Reasonable. I do 1969 COUGAR - Like new. 1966 CUTLASS 1971 220 h.p. Chrysler engine. Low hours. the ]ob myself. Call Jim, 774-6764. 1969 OPEL $1295 Good condition. S1200. 2-rJoorv bucket seats, factory olr. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Pressure water, radio. Sleeps five. 946- WELDER — Layout-experience. Many Call after 4:30, 741-4B7O Save now! 741-5806 4800 days, 747-4804 evenings. benefits, >4.S0 per hour. Wagon, radio, heater, 4-speed Coll 2542300 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD WAGON - 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUS EMPLOYMENT 1969. Excellent condition. Low mileage. 18' CROSBY — Flberglas, 35 h.p. Evln ACCOUNTANT S2200. 531-1887. RASSAS ' COII870-97W rude, and (roller, $375. See at 35 Kenned' Help Wanted TOYOTA 1970 — Corona, two-door hard- Way, Keonsburg. Registered Municipal Complete charge. Salary $15,000 per year. WANTED PONTIAC top, air conditioned. Excellent condition. 18' PLYWOOD SHELTER SKIFF- Four- Male and Female Parly who needs 100% financing on a 1970 395 Brood St. 741-5189 Red Bonk CostUlOO. Sell lor $1800. Bell Liquors, 706 Reply to Box H-62, The Dally Register. -THIC WEEK'S SPECIALi cylinder Gray marine Inboard motor. Will Red Bank. CHEVROLET IMPALA, J199I. For more Broadway, Long Branch. 222-1690. demonstrate, $500. Coll after 6 p.m. 787 OVERSEAS "AS IS" Information call OASIS MOTORS at 721- 1970 CHEVROLET WAGON — 9-possen- MUSTANG —1967. Four-speed. Tape 1128. SCHOOLTAXI DRIVERS - Noex- 7100. ger, loaded. S22O0. Must sell. deck, wire wheels. 41,000 miles. Best of- POSITIONS perlence necessary. Storting Salary S2.S0 Phone 264-2631' 16' CRUISER — Newly pointed, Indooi per hour. Apply In person lo Mr. Michael 1963 TWO-DOOR FORD - Automatic' fer. Call alter 4 p.m., 842-9075. amid outdoor carpeting, 35 h.p. Johnsoi transmission, good running condition. tJNTIAC CATALINA - 19TO four-door. CONSTRUCTION HEAVY Gormley, Administrative Assistant, Hoz- 1969 CHEVROLET. $1095 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Good condl- mototo- r with trailer_ . All good condition ALL TRADES AND SKILLS 1175. Call otter 5p.m. 747-299S. Factor/ air. Power steering and brakes. Asking $400.741-7955. let Township Boord of Education, 1719A •Impala convertible, ail black, 4-speed, V-8 Good tires. 28,000 miles. Excellent condi- Ion. Call after 3 p.m.* CAN YOU QUALIFY? Union Ave., Hoilel, N.J. 1971 HORNET — Sportobout Wagon. Yel tion. 52200. 747-4331? 946-8803 1963 ALInA MARINE — 20' flberglas. 100 ELECTRONICS -Rush, Rush, Rush low, black Interior, automatic trans- TECHNICIANS COUNTER HELP — For dry cleaning 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - Sun roof h.p. Volvo Inboard-outboord. $950. Call store. Part-time. Call Vogue Cleaners, 1969 FORD , $750 mission, reclining bucket seats, radio, DODGE DART GT — 1967 yellow convert- 872-0354. MICRO-WAVE roof rack, fully carpeted, deluxe white- bte coupe. Asking S850. AM/FM radio. Great condition. Very low TROPOSCATA 747-5819. Ranch Wagon, white, radio, heater, automatic, power steering mileage. 51095. Call 264-9621. wall tires, front and rear bumper guards. 787-2187 tyOLLICA'S MADE TO ORDER AUTO-CIN RN S2400. 291-4318. and air 967 CHRYSLER WAGON — Green Town CONVERTIBLE — 1965 Bulck Wildcat, Canvas covers and oil types of boot cush- HEAVY GROUND RADAR 7-3 Sundays ind Country. Good condition. * 'ower steering, power brakes, $495. Cat lons. Also repairs. 842-2205. ALL COMMUNICATIONS PERSONNEL Emery Manor. 544-6400 Matawan 1967 RAMBLER ..$195 946-8B24 - _ 142-3644. Wanted Automotive •lo' HBERCLAS DIXIE — 75 h.p. Evln TELEPHONE AND PART-TIME SARMAID WANTED Rebel, 2-door l»67VOLKSWAGEN BEEfHT 1967 VOLVO 122S rude, trailer, extras. Ready lo go. $1300. COMMUNICATIONS URGENT! IM/W) Call 739-0311 Good condition. Best offer. Manual transmission. Best oiler. 542-1402. TECH CONTROLLERS for appointment. 477-7726 :OMPUTER TECHS Coll 8721187 12' STARCRAFT - Super Duly 20 h.p. NIGHT DISPATCHER — Large growing CASH PAID TELEPHONE TECHS -IA1-Kev Systems Carrier needs night dispatcher lor busy Mercury. Both In good condition : 968 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — While 1A2 reehold terminal. Must be alert and able Wl NEED USED CARS with pop-top, FM radio, camping equip- Trucks For Sale CABLE SPLICERS lo make an*the-spot decisions. Liberal sal- ment, 65,000 miles, new engine. $2/00. Coll CROSSBARS 747-4220 any time after July 4th. ry and company paid benefits. Call Mr. 1941 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP' ~~ 1965SHOUP— 17'A' clinker built skiff iernord Adel, 6O9-69I-70OO. . ,. . SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. WE WILL PAY Ith canvas ond accessories. With 1970 70. ENGINEERS — Deareed or non-degreed. 1964 FORD FALCON -convertible. Two-ton. $125 or moke offer. Equal Opportunity Employer. Coll ofler 6 p.m. 229-7848. h.p. Mercury engine. A-l. After 6 p.m.. INSTALLATION-OPERATION TOP PRICES S1S0 B42-3656. MAINTENANCE (fftTT"t"AT)IES","5TTJDE>ITS — FulFona" Authorized Volkswagen Dealer Call 870-9757 19o3~GMC WRECKER -^Holmes d'outST 17' THUNDERBIRD — 85 h.p. Johnson MICRO-WAVE tflrt-tlme'. Cor necessary. Coll today, start' 968 MGB GT — Many extVas. Excellent boom with dolly wheels TROPO-SCATA omorrow, earn S3 per hour. 462-1074 be-: Shrewsbury Ave. 741-8500 New Shrewsbury TOM'S FORD Call 566-30O6 motor, Holsclaw trailer. Excelleni condl- ween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. :ondlllon, SI 350. Or trade for newer van. 'ion. $2400. Can be seen at River Plaza ENGINEERS-Degreea :all 872-1250 alter 5:30. 1964 CHEVROLET VAN — All glass, good MICRO-WAVE Polh Profiles, Held test. Marino, see Chris. TROPO-SCATA LPN OR RN - Pdrt-llmtt Saturday and 971 BUICK — Grand Sport. Excellent :ondltlon. $495. Coll ofler 5 p.m. Sundoy 3 to 11. Sunday 7 to 3:30. Full time 739-2840. • BUZZARD BAY STRIPER SKIFF - 26'. iENIOR FIELD :ondltlon. AM/FM radio. Must sell. 12900. 1965, $1750. ,LNP or RN, 11 to 7. weekends off. All 164-3816. ELEPHONE ENGINEERS . FORD Vi-TON PICKUP —"T549". Gbo3 CABIN CRUISER, 24', new enalne, $150. WO YEARS CENTRAL OFFICE benefits. Call or apply In person, Wlck- WILSONBOATWORKS - otunk Private Nurslnq Home, tit. 11, 966 FALCON — Futura. 289 standard ubbcr and body. Runs good, passed In- iXPERlENCE. V^lckatunk. N.J. 94&-BS93. transmission. Sleet wall radial tires. $550. pcctlon. $95. 741-9009. 417 River St. 229-4446 "Oceonporr :ONFIGURATION AND APPLICATIONS' )F STROMBERG CARLSEN XV OR 142-3965 alter 6 p.m. 970 TOYOTA - With camper cap. Ex- 558 ELGIN — 35 h.p. electric starter wllh WAITRESSES — M/W. 6:30 a.m. to 2" iEIMEN'SEMD ).m. Experience preferable. Must be over i972 EL DORADO — Executive car. See :cllenl condition, $1950. CalL-between 4-6 generator, battery, and controls. Works ENDERS TRANSLATERS it 251 Broadway, Long Branch, i.m. 747-3678, "•**; fine. $50. 741-7787. 1. HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANT, flCFADDIN CADILLAC OLDS, 222-1234. it. 35, Middletown. 1963 ZOBEL SEA FOX - 24. 2t5 h.p. V-J. Call the Hot Line 196TCHEVROLET"- V-B Bel'AIr, Fi>un Motorcycles Runs good. Equipped. Must sell, moke ot- (201) 842-7210 ADVERTISING SALES door. Air conditioning, power steering. ter. 787-6B5O. local radio advertising. To arrange OVERSEAS RECRUITERS far Interview, phone WHTu, Ealontown, POLICE 1875. Call 7B7-7654. "MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 4' RANGER — With 40 h.p. electric Evln- LIMITED 12-1410. MGB 1971 — Convertible. 4-speod. wire Reasonable Rales ude and trailer. 17 Mechanic St. Red Bonk GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY 787-8381 IOUSEHOLD WORKER WANTED — wheels, AM/FM radio. Immaculate. 776- iroad & Mechanic Sts. 741-2100 Red Bonk ^MffTWRsWN%Tir5pen )ne day a week In Mlddletown. Pleasont 778. Call otter 6, 988-1719. Ings available now In Monmouth County. :ondltlons. Transportation furnished If BENELLI MOTORCYCLES & MINI- 16' BOAT — Electric start, new throttle Earn SlO/ilS per yr. part-time. No ex- VOLKSWAGEN - 1965. Blue. Six tiros, cable. Good condition. 6 gal. gas lank, leeded. Call 471-J534, Good condition. $350. CYCLES — See and ride the prestige per- terlence necessary. Company will train. formance cycles of the Industry ... the elnforced transom. $200 or best ctler. For appointment call 747-2092. Call 264-3590. 42-3030 otter 5. 842 303O days. COUPLES — I can show you how to earn 'Ferrari" of motorcycles. What low SI0OO per month part-time." Are you open- • 1966 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE orlceslll MORTENSEN'S REPAIR SER- 5' SA7lDTlsTrY^~Molded"p7ywood boaT NURSES — RN's-LPN's. Medic minded enough to Invest 1 hour of your Excellent condition. K/b. VICE, 110 W. Frqnt St., Red Bonk. 747- al/surglcal ond OB. All shifts. Operating 3991 "roller, cover. For more Information, call lime lo listen?542-1307,5-7p.m. • , Coll 671-3635jirter 6 p.m. ' 142-2226 otter 1 p.m. , Room 7 to 3:30. Apply Freehold Areo Hos CARS... pital, Rt. 517, Freehold. Personnel Office fgSrStSSTRETT T N U RS6S AndXPNtW O"LK5WAGEN — 1968 convertible, yel- YAMAHA175c"c. — 1972. Set up tor rac- 4' ALUMINUM BOAT - WithTroller, aw. Rodlo. whltewGlls. Excellent. $950. lurslng home. Full and part-time. GotyJ ing. Lots of extras. Low mileage. new 7 h.p. motor, $325 takes all. Will sell 'ay. Holmdelarca. Evenings 331-312S :al I 566-3457. 747-9053 separately. 741-5467. RESUMES PREPARED (3) 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY III 967 VOLKSWAGEN — 39,000 miles. AM- 96« TRIUMPH - Engine lust rebuilt, 2"9' PACEMAKER - Chrysler enoW. More Classified =M radio. Perfect condition. $875. Coll lest ofler. Coll otters p.m. Sleeps (our. Slondup head. In'waler. 12700. d/r Personnel 164-5515 ofttr 5 p.m. " 842-6454 Coll 787-7909 or 787-0841. 57 Brood St., Red Dank on Next Page /OLKSWAGEN BEETLE -1969. Ex- HARl.EY DAVIDSON SPORTSTER - (4) 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY I cellent condition. Must sell. First $1100 1969. 8,000 miles. $1300. akes II. Call 741-8749. S4J.7SJ6 4-dbor sedans-ALL have V-8, automatic transmission, Pow- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY er Brakes, Power Steering and Air Conditioning. A HANDY GUIDF Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUITYOUR- MANY NEEDS' UP TO $ 1000 LESS THAN AVERAGE LOOK Adding Machines Diamonds Pearl and RETAIL VALUE Typewriters Bought or Restyled Bead Restringlng ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters Let us buy me diamonds you don't wear Expertly on braided nylon. 11.50 a strand. RENT A 1972 COMET sold, rented, repaired. Scrpko's, 101 Mon- or lit us restyl* them for you personally. Sterling clasps from 75c. REUSSILLES1. mouth St., Red Bank. 74744(5. Reussllles'.MBroodSI. 36 Broad St., Red Bonk • 1st Come* 1st SERVED for only Garage Doors |1Q OO from noon Friday Builder Electric Operators, Rodlo Controls. Hberglos Doors, Sales and Service Roofing, lily a.m. Monday RALPH A. COLE, Builder — New homes, CollNED SICKELS, INC. 542-6212 additions, alterations ond roots. Siding & Insulation Call 741.1305 Odd Jobs OLSON CO. - HOOFING AND SIDING. Installed and guaranteed tor 10 years. 775, FREE * 75 MILES LIGHT HAULING - Cellora, ooragei cleaned up. Free estimates 7412149 otter 1 NO. BEAURS PLEAS! Clocks end INSULATION «. SIDING CORP. - Since OS miles over /!<. ' 1950. Over ROM Jobs. Free estimates. Watch Repair Painting and Decorating 77S-M07 or Adorn Llnimoyer. 291-0307. Clocks, watches, fine Itwelry expertly PAINTING - Brush and spray. Also wall- 2912692 5 &W ROOFING '41-4150 done. Don Pons Jewelers, 799JRIver Rd., "Monmouth County's Live Wire Roofers" Fair Hovtn, M7-62S7. papering. Coll for free estimate. HWY 35 RadSchoellner 142-4168 Specialists — repairs, shingle work. Shrewsbury, N.J. PAPETHANOINAPETHANOINO . KEYPORT N o lolbb tott oo tmalll Shrewsbury Ave., Al Sycamore 747-S4OO Concrete Work FRANK E. WHITINHITINGG 7411(74 Waterproofing TILE, CERAMICS, MOSAICS - Palnllng, CARL B. JONES - Painting ml w CELLARS GUARANTEED ORY lotterlnd,, "tnaftonry* concrete, slucco, !0-y»W written"guofdnln, Free esljmolei. TOM'S FORD 264-1600 Sory Guflrt. fully Insured. 7J» 2475. Call N, JTOIOrollo. 7H45M 32 The Daily H*gtster, Red Bank-Mlddletowo, N.J. Wednesday, July S, Houses For Sole Houses ForSole____ THE BERG AGENCY M*\p Wanted . Help. Wanted Mate «r Female Male or Ftmatt •~~ REALTORS , , A Division of Berg" Enterprises Trie. NOTICE $2700 Down HELP WANTED READERS Big-Split Level _ You won't find many splits as nice and priced right as tnis AND ADVERTISERS one. Cdll today, It won't last. Three master sized bed- rooms, many extras. $185 monthly payment at 25 years, In.compliance with the New Jersey Law Against D! 7'/J%. $25,200 financed. ;crlminatlonrall Help Wanted Advertising now appears u ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS der the combined ^Help Wanted Male or Female" colum • Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be e $3600 Down pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists Brand New Ranch Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc Sunken Living Room cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jerse' If you are a realist, call today for an appointment. Three Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling th< huge bedrooms, formal dining room, tiled bath, ear-in New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or b kitchen, full basement, garage. Many extras. 5238.59 month- Writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, tJ.J. 07102. . Apartments, ly payment at 25 years, 7'/2%. $32,300 financed. Situations Wanted Male For Sale For Sale ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS ,„ , LIFEGUARD — 3 years experelnce ITEMS YOU NO LONGER CHARMING TWO-BEDROOM APART- Dally 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Help Wanted Help Wanted W S I. Certificate. Available Immediately, STILL ONLY MENT — Oceanport waterlront. Snog car- NEED OR USE WILI peted throughout. One yeor lease re- Mlddletown 671-1O00 Male and Female Male and Female 542-1317. '6 for $105 INSTALLED-whits aluminum .combination windows. quired. Coll days 741-4900, eves. 229-8102. INSURANCE COLLECTOR LOW PRICES — Painting Inside and oul side. Carpentry. Call Jack-of-all Trade! RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentre SALESMAN M/W PROWN'S apartments, 239 Spring St. One-bedroom Wanted to Rent Houses For Sale WE NEED for established debit. Unlimited poienti 739-23W. Hailef area. . SELL '32 Brood St., Red Bonk • 741-7SB aportments available. Call tor appoint- RESPONSIBLE COUPLE - Desires MANAGE/WENT Salary, bonus and commission. Go ODD JOBS FENCING - 90' wood fence, two-ral ment, 741-3953. hours. Car ond desire to work only r Rumson-Falr Haven area round. short term rental beginning In August or 11 1 PERSONNEL qulrement. Write Box R-28, The Dai MATAWAN — Two bedrooms. Unfur- September. 842-7504. On lovely shaded property, 'tils,?* ?"''; Phone 842-379/ FAST Call 842-6562 ranch offers living room wllh fireplace, From 115,000 to 130,000 Register, Red Bonk. nished. Basemerrt. Rent with option t 'ull dining, room, bla den. Four bedrooms, PROFESSIONAL . GOLF — Woods, 1,3,4. Actual cost, S110. SALES PERSONNEL WITH A QUICK ACTION buy. 566-1341. two baths, convertible porch. Priced for MONEY PROBLEMS? HOUSE PAINTERS Will sell at terrific loss to interested golf- V/2 ROOMS — Unfurnished, light house- quick sale, M9.9O0. From J8.000 lo $20,000 550 to J100 plus bonuses and prizes a Call 741-6652 cr 8424826 after 6. LOW-COST er. Call 842-1074. Furnished Rooms CORPORATE PERSONNEL yours for 4-6 hours of fun. We'll show yi keeping. Quiet, mature business person. how. Coll 838-6980after 5. DAILY REGISTER FILL DIRT, SRfiVEL' — AncTTop sol Good location. No pets. 7414761. SENIOR CITIZENS'— Room ana board From Hi.OOO plus. directly on the ocean, ot the shore, Nice Part and Ml time, For appointment m- Scotto and Sons, Trucking and Escaval SUMMER VACANCIES FINANCIAL Ing. 222-8453. NEW MONMOUTH AREA — Two-bed- room. Three home cooked meals dally. 24 VAN HORN 0570 between 1 ond », Mon. through Frl. S7BP.T—S147F/T FAMILY AD room apartment, air conditioned, wall-to- hr. attention. Call 201-775-5011. Scholarships available to business ma|o Business Opportunities GRAVELY TRACTOR — Double wheel wall carpeting. Nice location. $230 In- AGENCY - REALTORS NURSING Cor necessary. Call for appointment 74< 3 LINES-5 DAYS rotary mower, snow plow, sickle bar am eludes utilities. Call otter 7 p.m. 172-1480. 110 A DAY - Private room for elderly Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. 4030. FOR sulky. Runs good. $375.717-4180. person In a State Approved Shelter Care 747-4100 DIRECTOR Hh BASEMENT LEAKING? THREE — Five-room apartments for sea- Home. Free laundry and personal care, B04 River Rd. Fair Hoven for nursing home- Excellent pay ond ben- WAITRESSES M/W — cashier. Retoi • ant put up wllh II. THOROUGH SEAL JUST $2.00 OLYMPIA CD400 ELECTRONIC CALCU on or summer. 3750. Call between 4-9, attended 24 hours a Jay. Call 229-5147. PRIVACY — Is yours In this air cono • efits. Write to Box H-64, The Dolly Regis- ences, MARTINI'SDINER, HWy 3 is the answer. $9.60 per 50 Ib. bag — cov- LATOR — With memory units. One montt £7-4493, Honed ranch on '/< acre. Located on a cul- Keansburg. ers about 200 sq. ft. Available for Merchandise For Sole only old. Original cost, $5)5. Sacrifice $300 MIDDLETOWN — One-bedroom Town: RED BANK - Nicely furnished room, ter, Red Bank. _____ de-sac ringed by high bushes and trees. Article must originate from a household OFFICE PARTITIONS — Paneled, t' House for rent. Spacious living room, din-: complete living room ond (cltcDtn privi- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON leges. Woman preferred. 2OT-3020. Three bedrooms, v/i baths, recreation 1 RED BANK LUMBER and may not exceed a sale price of 550,QQ high, like new, $75. 6719233. Ing area, science kitchen Including all ap-' BANK TELLER Male - female, full time, porf-time, Keen per article. room with bar, sunken living room and Wall Street Red Bank 741-5500 plfonces, central air conditioning and^ Experienced only, for newly formed ed or willing to learn. Now Iliot you'v Price MUST be advertised. Each addition- TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. Al TSED BANK — Olf Brood SI.'Single many extros. 546,900. ,, ARNOLD DISTRIBUTORSHIP .wali-to-wati carpeting. Terrace. In Shad- Bonk, West End, Long Branch. Salary talked to the'rest, comp in and talk lo 111! al line SI.00. No copy changes may hi makes new or used. Guaranteed Low a: rooms, no kltcnen privileges. 741-5392 oe- Bayshore area. Coll mornings, 946-9561, ow Lake. Adult community for those 52. commensurate with experience. Call Mrs. best. We seek competent and ambltiou: made and no discounts or returns will b $15. Serpico's! 101 Monmouth St. NPXI tt tween 12-1, 5-7 p.m. Walker & Walker, Realtors Galiordl, Jersey Shore Bank, 229-5600. people Interested In earning a minimum oi Evenings, 741-4MS. and over. Country Club living with tennis' made ii od is canceled before expiration. Ineater. 747-0485. courts, swimming pool, golf course andi Hwy. 35 741-5212 Shrewsbury WOODWORKERS — A rapidly growing S20,O00 a year and in luro we Oder com- 1 URNISHED - Single and doOble rooms' pany paid in depth training program, lib- iTART YOUR OWN CAREER — In a fas' To Place Yaur Dally Register club house ore only some of the facilities >n Beochway, Keonsburo. Weekly ond company has openings for experienced growing business. Unlimited prestige ir FAMILY AD, CALL. . . exclusively tor residents. 24-hour security NEW ARRIVAL woodworkers. Muslybe dependable. Ex- eral drawing account, 60% commission, wittily. 787-9887. ' participating spec arrangements an expanding market. Sales experience oi In quiet and beautiful environment. Colt Lovely street neor the river. Three-beo- cellent company benefits ond working training Helpful. For Interview call 741 Machinery For Sale 566-5868 between 4-8 p.m. or weekends. room ranch features large living room, conditions, Apply EBSCO Budding, more. Plus the opportunity for manug FURNISHED ROOMS ment through a planned program of ex 1298. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT — John Eotontown area dining room, den. Will not lost long ot Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. 741-4339. 741-6900 two ROOMS — And bath, furnished. UtIT S37.100. ponslon. Why not cnll for a confidents Deere backhoe loader. 1966 Model 400. Phoni 922-1818 DESlRb PURCHASE — Or Partnership Itles Included. No pels. Suitable for busl TRAINEE — For lawn technician. Valid interview and folk to the company tha going profitable business. Five figure In- Six-ton Tagalong trailer. $6500. 739-0750. N.J. driver's license. Must be reliable, sells a house every day. THE KIRWA 24-Hour Service ness gentleman. Inquire at 21B Monmout 1 vestment available. Principals only. Write DISPLAY UNITS FOR SALE — One Ire, BULLDOZER — Backhoe digger and low- St., Red Bank. and enloy outdoor work. Call Auto-Lawn, CO., Reallors, 160 Hwy 36, West Kecin Box R-27, The Dally Register, Red Bank. ARMSTRONG Mr. Coleman, 591-1700. burg, N.J. 767-6600. stondfngt custom made, ^elf-illuminate, bed for sale. Coll AGENCY-REALTORS unit, 12' long, 7'/j' hlnh, 4' Mde, with plat • 591-9896 TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Avail- 555 Pnospect Ave. 741-4500 Little Sliver ACT NOW — Join the oldest Toy and Gltt LONG ESTABLISHED gloss shelves and storage spaces. ALSO able, July 1. See Manager, 24 Molly Pitch- RED BANK — Furnished rooms with pri- Party Plan in the Country -our 25th year! Rfi—or Licenced LPN, 7 to 3 port-tlmi BEAUTY SALON other wall units and glass shelving. For er Village Apartments, Branch ond Madi- vate entrance, sitting roorh and kitchen Commissions up to 30%. Fantastic Host- Apply In person, 10 to 4 p.m., Arno!d-Wal For rent or sale In Red Bank area. For In more Information, please colt 566-7726. son Ave. privileges. Inquire at 43 Peters PI., Red COLTS NECK ter Nursing Home, 622 South Laurel Ave. formation write Box H-63, The Dally Reg Merchandise Wanted esi/Host Awards. Call or write SANTA'S We lust listed this 7 month old house sur- Isler, Red Bank. HUTCH — Lovely Colonial ook, SIM). Cal PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone Hollet. RED BANK - ' LUXURY WI-RlW rounded by green acres and farm Cp'l- alter 6:30 p.m. NAN JOHNSON J LEONARDO — Large room with bath, 4203) 473-345S. ALSO BOOKING PAR private entrance, overlooking bay. Two vacy). Rated In mint condition 15 fills TIES. WICKER — Lafge variety of wicker nov- 291-34TO BUYS AND BUYS RIVERVIEW TOWERS RIM-SUPERVISOR From an entire household to a slnal 28 Riverside Ave. walk-In closets. 291-4163 after 6 p.m. four-bedroom, three-bath Colonial with elties and furniture. Reasonable prices, fireplace In paneled and beamed reerea- EXPERIENCED MECHANIC for 11-7 shift win full supervisory respon- HE WICKER BASKET, Rt. 34, Colt! TIRES — G60X14 FIDergfas Item. Antique furniture, Jewelry, silver. Overlooking the beautiful Naveslnk River- sibilities. Call Mrs. Brandow. 946-4200, belted. S100 (or two. Immediate cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. Spacious 1-2-3 bedroom aporfments. Ce" KEAN.SBURG — Nice furnished room on tlon room. Excellent appointments right Apply in person, Werner's Dodge, Hwy 36, Jeck. (Just south of Delicious Orchards the shore by reservation down to 6'x2r utility room. Asking low Holmdel Convalescent Center, Hwy 3- Coll 264-7709 itrally air conditioned. 24 hr. doorman, In' Belford. I62-B855. PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay top Coll 787-9887 «70s. Holmdel. door parking, swim pool, marina, T WELDING FOREMAN M/W — Night ROOM AIR CONDITIONER — Emerson dollar far Lionel Trains "O" gouge. Any security, terraces. shift. Permanent. Benefits. Lyco-Z F, EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W - % ton, good condition 325. age, any condition. 347-1445 Marshall P. Whltfield Engllshtown. 446-7055. , _____ Please coll In person between 3-5 p.m. Call 747-1462 alter 5 p.m. Realtor Good income. Happy Apple Inn, Rt. 34, INSTRUCTION ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cosh paid Efficiencies and p/ofesslonal suite dval SEARS 100 PSI twin cylinder air com- REAL ESTATE Holmdel 944-4475 Colts.Neck. WACRAME — I will teach you all yoi LES DEUX & OON PONS, 799 River Rd., C pressor., 3 h.p. 3 gal. paint tank and hose, Fair Haven. 842-6257 or 741-4337. 'Contact: Mr. Link (201) 741-1732 SECOND INCOME ~ need to know, S5. Coll after 6 p.m. 741 ttvo spray guns. FOR SALE A HOUSE CARPENTER 065. FOUR BEDROOMS — Living room, large Trim—panfllng—alternations. Excellent It you have the desire and the Initiative/ CASHFOROLU lUt I KAirc — An YOU'LL ENJOY TENT TRAILER - 19M Nlmrod Rlvlerc kitchen, laundry. Unfurnished, with ol opportunity. Coll 741-1H4 otter 7 p.m. have the opportunity to give you on extra 'make or condition or will trade HO, 027, Houses For Sale Ideal starter home In excellent arta of With zlp-an side room, $450. Please ca utilities paid. $300. 264-1442. OLIVETTI COPIER TECHNICIAN slOOOptusamonthlncome, Noln< 'or wide gauge. 774-3710. '• Lime Silver. Immaculatt two-bedroom, vestment. Call 842-6350. 671-2559. Must have electro-mechanical capabi- MERCHANDISE WANTED iEA BRIGHT — Furnished, modern, twi one bath Cape Cod. Features paneled den, lities. Complete training provided. SI6S SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ENGLISH BABY CARRIAGE — Dressing Used Oriental Rugs rooms. All utilities. $185. Cy & Art's, 842- 4 + ACRES 17x14 living room, modern kitchen with week lor experienced to start. 2<6-222<. table, good condition. 530. Chinese and Persian MHB. Large pines, flowering dogwood and beou- dining area, full dry bosement. Room on On coots. Union shop. Starting salary S3 For Sale second floor for expansion. One oversized an hour. Apply woll Street Fashions, 31 Pnone 787-8469 Also Wall Tapestries KEYPORT — Waterfront. Three-bedroom tlfuroraleas. Within snort walk to Shrews- SALESWOMAN M/W — Year-round em- bury River. Private and secluded location garage. Great boy at S33.50O. Wall St., Red EanK. = RIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-Jl furnished apartment. ployment. Apply mornings at The Little IT'S TRUE KITCHEN SET 125 for 175,000. Of course, the charming three- Silver Coke Box! Markham PI., Little Sil- Dorcns of types of window shades right I Coll BOOKS, BOOKS — Cash for books, llhr - 741-1238,842-4782 bedroom, three-bath converted carriage McALISTER AGENCY LPN stock, fringe, colors, florals, stripes 787-9517 aries, accumulations, collections, maps RED BANK — Attractively furnished. 71: house Is Included. Asking S75,OO0. Realtor Many up to 72'' wide, S1.49 and up. 1 PRESS CLIPPING FIRM — Hos opening By examination tor 3 lo 11 and 11 to' 7 CIRCULAR — Blue-green shag ru< diaries, atlases. 842-9SB3. «* rooms, tile bath, private entrance. Adults The 109E. Rlve^ Rumson for trainees os readers. Permanent part- shifts. Full time or port-time. Apply I $100. Service for 12, white, Norltake chin, 842-9137. WANTEO — Small wrought Iron Ic time employment only. 20 hour week. Ap- person,. 7-3 p.m.. Mon. thru Frl.. Hnlmjli PROWN'S 1100. Call 671-2089. ply 162 Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bonk. Convalescent Center, Hwy 34, Hoimdel. cream set. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room 12 Broad St., Red Bank 741-750 Coll 922-9663. •RIDING'TORO MOWER — 5 fi.p., wltl FOR SALE — Leather top step tonte $20, apartment, central air conditioned, wall- Applebrook SO-C-OWice BANQUET ASSISTANT — Experienced CARPENTER — Experienced, for homi chair $20, couch and chair $35, bookcase to-wall carpet, utilities Included. Avail catcher, 2 years old, S25O. Call PLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, only. Full-time. Holidays ond benefits. Ap- modernization. Transportation. Steady 787-4)67 . and cabinet S5 each, maple dresser an oble July 1. 291-0283 or 741-7916. $200 a week to start. Apply Cabinet In mirror S25. 747-4267 ofler i. glassware, art oblects. ajid bric-a-brac Agency-Realtors ply Fort Monmoulh Officers Club, or call 12 Ave. of Two Rivers 842-2900 Rumson to come home to... S32~«a>. An equal opportunity employer. dustrles. State Hwy 36, Hozlet. mmedlate cash for onylnlng and every WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - Nev URN ITU RE-ANTIQUES-Stripping,; GARAGE SALE — Thurs., Frl., Sat. 10 tc hlng. Rusdl's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. one-bedroom furnished apartments. Fre This charming three-bedroom DUTCH RECEPTIONIST/FILE CLERK — With SHORT ORDER COOfOWANTED Inlshing, restoring. No water used. No 5 p.m. Beds, furniture, baby equipment, TV. No leose, move In today. NAUTILU-. HOLMDEL BEAUTIES COLONIAL, which boasts large bright good typing skills. Must be oble lo accept ' Apply Keyport Fishery lending needed. Safe far veneers, inlays, children's clothes, toys, etc. 12 Stemplet EQUIPMENT WANTED APARTMENTS. Sea Bright. Call 229-0200. custom kitchen with serving counter ond responsibility. Fringe benefits. For op- 150 W. Front St. llue lolnts. SNYDER CHEM-CLEAN, 938- Court, West Keonsbjrg, ott Palmer Ave Deli case, slicer, scale, bread After 6 p.m., 531-5091. polntment call 842-130]. 1303. 787-1571. sllcer. 842-7455 oodles of lovely cabinets. WafMo-wall PBX OPERATORS'— Z-A or 3-11 shifts. In. FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT — Monmoulh carDetlna Is almost new. Two jcrm hnl, STORE MANAGER eluding weekend openings. Full or part' PIANOS-ORGANS MOVING — Must sell this weekend: St., Red Bank, 2 minutes from rallroa. W4,9O0 — Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch, water baseboard heating. If your family; Rapidly expanding chain of discount bou- time. Lang term work. 74T-470Q. WHITE CHECKERING GRAND PIANO. Cherry mahogany bedroom set, bookcase, PETS station. Coll 747-5770 or 747-4686. large den, full basemenl. Beautifully* land- expands, so will.this attic — room for two' tiques looking tor aggressive sales person .Lots of trade-Ins from $75. Used organs miscellaneous furniture, garden tools, ~ore bedrooms. WATERFRONT APARTMENTS — New scaped. Very convenient location. to train for a position which will lead to from $195. Unlimited rentals from S7.50 brlc-a-brac. Browsers welcome. 46 Irving An exceptional buy ot 111,000 CARPENTER TRIMMER AND LIVESTOCK one-bedroom furnished apartments. Fre full charge as store manager. Retail ex- 3er month. Warehouse for KImball -Conn Place, Batonlown. 542-2693. 545,000— Four-bedroom, ltt-bath bl-levef, Call Howard C. Zlegler, Inc., TV, No lease, move In today. NAUTILU perience^imusl1Calljul2;«I«. Checkering -Wulltzer - YamoTio. Ove 2Vj years young. Paneled game room. Custom Builder, £83-1259 I1U urttti In slock.'FREEHOLD MUSIC OFFICE EQUIPMENT— Desk, chair, ad- WHITESTANDARDPEDIGREED APARTMENTS, Sea Bright. Coll J29-0200. ALLAIRE-FARROW MEDICAL ASSISTANT -To osslst MD In ding machine, check writer, tiling cabinet, POODLE — Eleven months old, female. City sewers. Low taxes. EXPERIENCED — Dental Assistant foi CENTER. 12 Ttirockmorton St., Freehold. Alter 6 p.m., 531-5091. REALTOR irlvate practice. College degree pre- (W2-4730. all Tike new. 264-0472 or 264-4840. 536-3856 Hwy 35, S Corners Mlddletown 67I-25M) ferred. No experience necessary, write Red Bank specialty oractlce. Excellen IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - One bed- 145,900 - Three bedroom, U'j-both split. .Box R-26, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. starting salary plus corporale Tjeneffts: DARK PINE — Early American trestli GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — German room apartment In two-family house. Large den, porch. An Immaculate home at siatfe background — qualifications one HAND HEWN BARN BEAMS—An table, corner table, step table, lamps, five American, and Canadian championship Large combination kitchen-dining room a modest price. SALES — Part-time, p.m. hours and Sun- business resume. Write Box K-46, Th< weathered barn siding. Premium condl pictures, $200. 40' aluminum ladder $18 bloodlines. Bred for show, ond tempera- Relerences, security, lease. $225. CRO VILLAGE day, pleasant working conditions, ben- Dally Register, Red Bank. in. Call Fuhrmcn 1212) 863-3330 or Wl 671-4256. ment. Raised wllh young children. Fe- WELL AGENCY, 741-4031. $48,500 - Four-bedroom, ltt-bafh bl-level. ellls. company discounts. PERGAMENT, males, $200. Males $250. By appointment A "Must See" wllh custom features ga- Hwy 35 and Poole Ave., Hoilet, N.J. NURSE'S AIDES - Day shltU Call Hill MAHOGANY DINING TABLE — Wllh SI) only. After 6 p.m. Stattn Island, 212-987 RUMSON — Three rooms furnished. Pri- CHARM chairs. Dinette table with four choirs lore, In MINT condition. Only three years top Nursing Home for appointment, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Pop-up vate bath. Couple preferred. No dogs. 842 young and absolutely delighlfulUI Gracious older center hall Colonial In his- WAITRESS WANTED - Must be ex- 671-0177 op, complete with camping equipment Westinghouse washer and dryer. Tap* 2036. toric Mlddletown Village. Completely perienced. Night shift. Apply In person, 787-1639. recorder. 671-0733. MALE STANDARD POODLE - Block, 149,900 — Three-bedroom, two-bath ranch. modernized four-bedroom name. Huge liv- Rex Diner. Ill W. Front SI., Red Bonk. DRIVERS WANTED — Sell Ice creai altered, good with children. RUMSON — Unfurnished. Large llvln DRIVEWAY STONES FOR SALE - Ye 3-WHEEL DUNETRYKE — 4 h.p. motor, room, one bedroom, bath. Immedlote oc- Central air conditioning, full basement, ing room, formal dining roam, eat-In NURSES' AIDES — Will be trained on the from now until Labor Day on well eslab Coll 787-8437 tlfchen ond den. Unique and char ml no IIshed routes now earning $200 a week low. Also small amounts for planters anc body blue Metolflake, like new. cupancy. Yeor lease plus security. $19! custom kitchen, two-car garage. Lovely lob, 3-11 shift, ond earn top wages during •ock gardens. 741-4532. Must sell. $350. 542-82M. MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS — AKC. month plus electric and gos. Heat fur area. home on beautifully treed and landscaped full-time training. After snort probollon- Apply now (or pleasant summer work acre plus. Short walk lo schools, shopping Call 495-0151 trom 4-9 p.m. Or ony time Champion bred. Ready for a loving home. nlshed. McALISTER AGENCY, Realtor ory period S100 per week. Liberal fringe FURNlf URE AND APPLIANCES iO" SECRETARIAL DESK - With chali 842-1894. For complete Information on these ond and station. Newly listed at 162,000. < Saturday or Sunday. Belmac Breeders. 787-1395. benefits. DO NO PHONE. Apply In per- Welfare and people with credit problem S40. Bookcase, $30. the many other Holmdel listings we have son, weekdays only, 10 o.m.-3 p.m. Atlan- 'Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Cal The PRODUCTION PERSONNEL HELP 671-1479 FREE! FREE! available, coll 671-2590 "a Hllle tic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 Middle- Mr. Grand, 373-4611. PUPPIES dlol will do It." ' town Ave., Atlantic Highlands. Electro-mechanical. Freehold Fabrlcotln RALEIGH 10-SPEED - Like new, $90. 7 Commercial Rentals Co., 20 Jackson St., Freehold. 442-4031. LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER Weber ski, good condition, $35, HO raclnc Block and white, with temporary shots. Coll B42:9030 between 2-9 p.m. SALES PERSONS — 30 to 40 hours, CHEF WANTED M/W — Full time, si: Sales & Service . set. $30. 542-3033 atler 6 p.m. OLOETAiR HAVEN ALLAIRE FARROW Applebrook New & Used Tractors. Mowers. Bicycles. FREE TO GOOO HOME — German Shep- permanent part time. days a week. Call for appointment, 29 STEREO CONSOLE — Fisher, with Gor- Five rooms now available for shops. LES REALTORS Agency-Realtors 7O-0056 "'\ Kino James Nursing Home. •"47-0573 741-3381 rard changer. Excellent condition. Ca herd, female, six months. DEUX, 799 River Rd. 741-4337. Hwy 35,5 Corners Mlddletown 671-25(0 / l LES, tables, chairs, adding ma- 747-2490 after 6 p.m. Call 787-7574. '50 Hwy IS «71-53O0 Mlddletown EXPERIENCED CUSTODIAN — Little CAREER OPPORTUNITY OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - Moder Silver Schools. Applications may be se- chines, typewriters, otflce equipment, eti WANTED — Good home for two adorobli Red Bank location. All utilities and lanfto- TARGE'COLONIAL • EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNT at bargain prices. New or used. AA TWO MEN'S SUITS —Top quality. Thret LITTLE SILVER cured at 123 Marknom PI., Little Silver or REAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks full limi sport coats, two pairs slacks. All llkE Calico kittens, six weeks old. Lille rlal duties Included. Ample parking. Short by calling 741-216!. .DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oakhursl trained, used to dogs. 747-2995. term lease available. Contact Mrs. Mul MIDDLETOWN -eal estole sales people for our new ol '531-3990. new. Size 41 short. Reasonable. Call 7r WATERFRONT flees. Licenses or unlicensed. If unl 5062 after 6 p.m. ray, 842-1000. Brick ranch, approximately 2,400 sq. ft. of RN—Or Licensed LPN, 111o 7 part-time. ENGLISH SHEEPDOG — 5 months old Elegant five-bedroom home, on Vh acres, Apply In person, 10 to 4 p.m., Arnold-Wal- censed, we will train and prepare through COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY — Sol living area. Four bedrooms, V/7 baths. bur special school. Unlimited potential. GARAGE SALE — Miscellaneous. Cloth- male. AKC registered. All shots. Call of- POR (SENT - Store'or dfflce, 430 sij. ff. Living, dining, recreation ond laundry featuring tnree full baths plus, two powder ter Nursing Home, 622 South Laurel Ave., vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsole Ing, men's 40, boys' 10-16, women's 10-K ,er 6 p.m. B42-3234. In Port Monmouth. $130 per month. Cal rooms, family room with fireplace, lorge Hailet. Jl5,000-520,000 first year, possible man- 3netal siding. Call for free estimate, D. W room, two-car garage. Fully air condi- agement In near future. Draw available, June 30 lo July 7, 11 to 3. 116 Clinton PI 787-0816. tioned. Built-in vacuum system. Heated country kitchen, separate library, 24x24 * irr Home Improvements. 842-2053. New Shrewsbury. HORSE STALLS FOR RENT REAL ESTATE SALES — Licensed pre Call Palace Realty Associates, 98B-440O or outdoor pool, beautiful grounds. \Vt acres. living room, full basement) All brand newJ 264-5300. Ask tor Mr. Steam. Sleepy Hollow Horse Farm WANTED Situated on lovely lagoon. Bulkhead of 150 197,500. Contact builder direct. 471-592j ferred. Aggressive growing otflce re- VICTORIAN DESK - J40. Wlnlhrop desk, Mlddlelown. 741-2382 quires a large slaff due to expansion pro- \PRIME TOP SOIL $40. Cushioned glider, $25. Typewriter, TO RENT OR LEASE tt. Loads of extras. Just listed at $1)2,000. Jays or B42-1Q5? evenings. ' • gram. Only Interested in salespeople, de- andXlll-dirl for sole. Call Farrell Truck $10. 747-3370. Jorage with 1 or 2 overhead doors tor rig lg£70534. ___^ STUNNING BLACK MARE — Six ycai PAULNASTASIO, JR. sirous of earning over $20,000 per year. AVON l«720534 old. Rides Western and English. Tack In ping company, storage of equipment. Pre Office leads, extensive advertising notion- HELPS MAKE dreams come true. Nd BACK PACK AND FRAME Fer 60' deep with sufficient parking space. REAL ESTATE EASt'KEANSOURG — Two houses, five SPEAklTi SALE — Very famous brand NEVER USBD. $45. eluded. $675. Call 671-2597. rooms ond four rooms with an enclosed al referral service. Member of two MLS, extra cash for new furniture? New a; Two-way system, list, {99.95 each, nov Coll James C. Eoton & Co. between 8 a.m. 229-4068 291-4992 aorch. Sewers In. Good condition, )23,000 training program. All replies held In stric- pllances? Redecorating? Whatever yo $55 each. Three-woy system, llstj $109.9. ADORABLE, FLUFFY, WHITE TOY and 5 p.m. 264-0480. IWVMEOIATE OCCUPANCY for both. 787-4M6 or B71-14M. test confidence. 5end resume lo Sox G-77, dream, turn it into reality as an Ave each, now J60. Four-way svstem, list PHILCO REFRIGERATOR — White, si: poodle puppies, $75. Coll after 6:30 p.m. WITH TREES, TREES, TREES! The Dolly Register, Rec lank. Representative. It's an easy way $219.95. now $130 eoch. ANDERSON'S, 3 months old, asking $250. 291-3490" 5rtOP"~OR Cmc"E~-^Three ?oomY," Rlvei This lovely tnree-bedroom ranch with full make money fn your spare time ne Brood St., Red Bank 747-0825 Call 542-2643. Rd., Fair Haven, village area. $150. 741 basement, located on dead-end street, has UMSONAL TO BEACH — Schools, home. Call now: Mrs. Ward, 741-434: FREE PUPPIES — (Almost Poodles) 7686 Mr. Cozens. all the convenience* nnri rlty sewers plus hurches. Dutch Colonial. Excellent con* 462*3377 or 774-1220. • DIAMOND RING — Approximately 4V-. Mother-Schnauzer and poodle, father hot water baseboard heat. House vacant, poodle. Call 671-4569i ltlon. Lara? rooms. Entry, living room, carats, set In'platinum wltn two bo- BACK YARD OFFICE SPACE we have the key. Priced al S30.SO0, Call Excellent location, suitable for profes- fireplace, dining room, family room, bath. [ucttes. Must sell to settle estate. Write tc of Prown's, you'll see dozens of porch an AKC REGISTERED MINIATURE NOW! Eat-In kitchen, laundry, full basement. let Township Board of Education, 1719A POCKET MAKER sional use, on main floor luxury hi-rlse. On Coots ion H-59. The Dolly Register, Red Bank. beach chairs on display . . . qua Illy . . Pour bedrooms, bath, attic. Early occu. Union Ave., Hazlct, N.J. POODLE — Chocolate color. Would like Approximately 530 sq. ft. Centrally air Walker & Walker, Realtors UNION SHOP low price. to mate. B42-7607 poncy. Reduced to S4XW0. 842-1934. 8' TRUCK CAMPER — Sleeps four. Full) conditioned. Contact: Mr. Link, phone 741 Hwy.35 671-3311 Mlddletown FAIR HAVEN — Spacious Colonlol. Four Top Wooes Insulated, three burner stove, electric ex 1732. . RN Apply WollStree•eelt FFashions PROWN'S OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG - 2-ycar edrooms, 2Vi baths, living room wllh 11 TO 7, MONDAY, TJESDAY AND 57 Wall St., Redd Bank houst fan. $700. Call 291-9529. old spayed female. Best offer. [replace, formal dining room, huge klteh- 32 Broad St., Red Bank 741-7500 OFFICE SUITE - Choice Red Bonk creo. K> family room, two-car garage. Asking WEDNESDAY. STEADY. GOOD PAY. MINI BIKE — Excellent condition. 3 h.p 39" UNIVERSAL — Gas range, top condi \ Call 671-2088. " " In prestige building. Approximately 934'. REMARKABLE CALL 747-4316. SEAMSTRESS M/¥~~ Briggs & Stratton engine. Mercury clutch, tlon, S6S. Coldspot 500 upright freezer, to 55,500. B42-5254. BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY KITTENS desirable for any profession. Call 747-3730 Bridal Solon, part-Mime- . "M. 741-6115 offer 3 p.m. condition, $65. 842-1015. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Call S42&S35 Must sec to appreciate. Can select ol VALUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three or four M/W — Full time, For progressive otflce. LARGE BREAKFRONT — Six-piece bed REFRIGERATOR $30 home, will deliver If connot come. Lltlei RED BANK — Shops available In new ieldom can you find a home with so much bedrooms, dining room, living room, fire- Two days floor time per week guaranteed: ' SERVICE STATION MECHANIC room set, queen size bed. 16 cu. It. Carrier Freezer $65. trained and weaned. Free to responslol Victorian Village lo be constructed adja- o offer. Picture a charming 30" living place, new kitchen, den, l'/a baths, Call PAUL P. BOVA, Broker-Realtor, Full time, days..Good salary. Apply Call 870-1087 (Monmoulh Beach) Call 741-3597. parties. 787-2333. cent to THE HOUSE ON MONMOUTH *oom, Spanish dining room, paneled fami- screened porch, two-car garage plus Mlddletown, 471-2544. person, Llncroft Esso. • • STREET. Occupancy November; 1972 ly room with beamed celling, new kitchen, workshop. 139,500. 2J1-1088. HAMMOND M3 ORGAN . Console. PIANO — Lester Spinet. Combo organ PERSIAN KITTENS Days 747-1146, After 6, 142-4B35. nree hudge bedrooms, central olr condi- HOUSEKEEPER - Flvc-day-week. Two REAL ESTATE SALES — Commercial Best offer over $400. 1275 for both. Good condition. • Black motes. tioning and in-ground pool. It can be yours PORTrAU-PECK. - Jusl reduced. Ownir in family. Live-In. Nice room, TV. State Industrial, and land only. Local estab Call 739-0793 Call 747-3912. Call 747-5218 for only $35,000, Call 566-7600 I mm edict- must sell this charming Ranch wllh three references and write to Box M-4, The bedrooms, l'/i baths. Lovely lot. Low Ifshed firm opening new office for thl ; Dally Register, Red Bank. purpose. Must hove license and some e;' tLECTRIC DRYER - Wosher and GE 26" GIRL'S BICYCLE - $15 LABRADOR - Retriever pups. AKC. Ex Houses For Rent laxes. Near water. Call for details. CAM- penence. Send resume to Box K-25, Ttii electric range, pas rotlsscrle grill. Sofa. 24" BOY'S BICYCLE, !25. cellent bloodline. Pet, field or show The ASSA AGENCY. Realtor, 4 Parker Ave., SECRETARY - Three-man sales olflce. Dolly Register, Red Bank. Irapes, avocado antique satin. Duncan Call 671-4381. shots, wormed. 3 females. 477-7066. TINTON FALLS — Older Colonlol on 12 Little Silver. 74I-M3S. steno, typing, light clerical. Many ben- Phyfe dining table with six chairs, large ovely acres. Three bedrooms, two baths, AKC GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED PUPS RUMSON — Five-room home, two bed- efits. 842-448?. air conditioner. 671-2196. CONTEMPORARY SOFA 8' — Like new, living room, dining room, den, two fire- SALES-MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - $100. $100 Applebrook rooms. All appliances, includlngalr condl* Earn $12,000 per year if qualified. Call places. $450 per month plus utilities. Year STATION ATTENDANTS Phone 741-B561. 747-3804 ionlng. 7 Lakeside Ave. Owner. 842-1876. Full ond part-time. Miss Strand. 2M-9127. BABY GRAND PIANO lease plus security. S300. Agency-Realtors Call 5O6-4105 WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE ERSIAN KITTENS —C.F.A. registered FOREMAN M/W - OiTlodleY coots. E: Cnll 741-3891 :3A Route 34 5M-76O0 Malovran. TRANSFERRED OR JUST OliT- Good Condition. 4 lemalcs, 3 males, all white, 6 weeks old. McAlister Agency G ROWING YOUR HOME? -Call or FLOOR WAXER AND WINDOW CLEA- fwrlenced. Contact 741-1616. After 5 p.m, HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN — Model Realtor NER — Experienced. Driver's license. Phone 741-8749 Colt 946-4447. write for your complimentary copy of Ap- M-3. Includes bench and light. Perfect 09 E. River Rd., Rurmon S42-1894 FAIR HAVEN pleBrook's monthly Homes for Livlna 566-701 a condition, cherry finish. Vox-Tone bass WEDDING GOWN — Heodplcce ond slip GERMAN SHEPHERD — one-year-old Excellent area dBIbcenl fb RTver Oaks.' BEAUTICIAN — Manoger/Operofor. Ex- male. AKC registered. GoDd with chll magazine. Offers pictures, prices, de- guitar, like new. Microphone with stand. size 10, $150. Admiral stereo, walnut, $175, WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS- Fur- Nice living room, large dining room, twrJ scriptions. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, EXPERIENCED MANAGER cellent salary and working condition dren. Call 291-4233. nished and unfurnished. Immediate occu- BEAUTY OPERATOR Call 566-0263 or 583-1742. Will sell separately. Best offer. 2M-001 bedrooms, attic, basement. Assumable ieoflors, 950 Hwy, 35, Mlddletown. 671- alter 6 p.m. pancy, SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, mortgage. Call 741-0321 alter 6 p.m. BEST BUYS — Motorola HI Fl, velve: NORWEIGIAN ELKHOUNDS — AKC pe Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 542-3500. RN — 3 to 11 p.m. port-time. Emery Man- sofa. Coll after 5 p.m. and show quality pups need loving homes. MECHANICS - Experienced. or Extended Care Facility, Molawan. 566- iiooo AMPEX-SCOTT — stereo HI-FI sys- Reasonable. 671-3462. CALL KROL — For your real estate em for sale. Best offer. 671-9645 $125 to J35O Per Month ALLAIRE-FARROW Good pay and benefits. 6400. THE BERG AGENCY needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, Call 741-3891. Call 5SA-4I0S GARAGE SALE — Building materials NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPIES —AKC. Rt, 35 Mlddletown Realtor Holmdel. |t|.j.,B71.4Sle. Champion blood lines. Two females. MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIA" small tools, household items. 20 Rosall 671-1000 294 Broad St., Red Bank RECEPTIONIST-DOCTOR'S AIDE — — Part-time, mainly Sots. Experience! RTLEY FLUTE - Two 12" speakers Ave., Rumson, Frl. and Sal. 10 to 4, 16 weeks. 609-J59-2581. ICEANSBURG - Nice older home, walk Full time, tor medical otflce. Experience Internist's office. Call. 741-3600. Guitar. Pool toble. Reasonable offers FURNISHED HOME — Near Locust. 741-3450 lo high school and N.Y. bus. Large living Phone 741-8597 after 6 p.m. LARGE OVERHEAD CAMPER — FO FREE TO GOOD HOME — GermonShep- preferred. Car essential, to cover offices Suitable for couple. Two bedrooms, two Call Anytime' room with fireplace, two large bedrooms, In Red Bank-Hazlet area.-Good salary, Toyota or Dotsun, used once. Excellen herd, male, six moriths old. Also mlnl- RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILES arge sitting room, eat-In kitchen, bath, condition. Asking $1500. Coll aflcr 12, 495 loodle, mate, nine months. Four parrols, baths, large living room, dining room. Mall resume to Box C135, The Dally Reg- HAMMOND ORGAN Yearly basis. $250 month. Available now. AROUND —Multiple Listings. Send for urnace* room, screened porch, aas neat. ister, Red Bank. Situations Wanted 1657. "height. Call 291-4103 ofler 7 p.m. of Asbury Park 291-0935. ree catalog of modest homes, farms, pa- Lorge lot with 100' frontage. <31,yOO. VA, PART-TIME WORK — Out of scliool or Female Brond new orncin with Rhythm ' FEDDERS AIR CONDITIONER ill-VER MINI POODLES — AKC regls- latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- HA conventional mortgage to qualified 700O BTU, used twice, perfect ered. Excellent disposition. Seven weeks FURNISHED SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE age, lots, business opportunities. [Uyer, sublect Jo approval. CHATEAU college. Bubble Brush Cor Wash, Hwy 35, Year's lease. $350. Available July 15. MlddTetown. 671-9811. TYPING DONE — At my home. 4 yec mmedlofe delivery. Bench, music ond condition. $125, 583 9569 ild. $65. 842-4218. EALTY, Real Estate, 215 Carr Ave., experience in real estate* sales ond law, essonsincluded. 787-5BJ4 RAY STILLMAN eansburj, 7S7-5ES4. RN — Full time 7 to 3. Excellent benefits, Typing speed 65 wpm. For-'informalior HOME CONTENTS — Furniture, an- TOY POODLES tiques, dishes, furnishings, baby equip- $65 and up TWO-BEDROOM RANCH Realtor Apply In person, 10 to 4 p.m., Arnold-Wal- call 787-8U4. 775-9300 $250 per month ler Nursing Home, 622 5culh Laurel Ave., ment, kltchenwarc, bench saw, drill press, Call otler 6 p.m. S9I-9711 WILL BABYSIT — In my home lor worl ipen dally 'til 9 Sal. "Ill 5, Call49r-1624 (8 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8400 More Classified Hailet. land tools, boat equipment, lumber, yard "Our 54lh Year" Ing mother. Call tools, books, National Geographies, etc. FREE — Adorable kittens, beautifully EFRIGERATOR — )A cu. ft., frost free marked, affectionate. Litter trained. MIDDLETOWN - Two-bedroom home. on Next Page 291-4323 .100 or highest offer. Thurs., Frl., Sat., Sun. 9-5. 73 Plncknev HOLMDEL — Spacious ranch. Three bed- Help Wanted Rd., Red Bank. Coll 774-2622 $210 per month plus utilities and security. rooms, large eat-In kitchen, family room WILL CARE ~ For Infont or child up lo Coll 671-9622. Call 787-3482. with fireplace, central air. Two baths. years, daytime or by the hour. In m KITTENS - Healthy and litter trained, Two-car attached aaroae. Landscaped 1.2 Commercial Rentals Male and Female iAOVING — Merchandise for snip. An GARAGE SALE — Green drapes, laml iced good homes. MIODLETOWN AREA — Modern two home. Call 7B7-B4O5. lues, tables and chairs music cabinet, oom Normandy. Couch, etc. July Band 9. acres. Principals only. i«,000. 946-411°. Call 842-5109 bedroom duplex, J195 a month plus utili- rror, In good condition. Coll after 3, 2 Newton St., Marlboro. 536-5741. WANT TO GET AWAY? College soph' ties and security. 787-3487. '41-37J0. COOPERATIVE APARTMENT - For omore will sit overnight weekends, Ex- VACUUMS — $5, S87blrd cage and stand" sale. Five rooms. Living room paneled, FACTORY perienced with Infants. References. Cal THREE ROOM BUNGALOW - Couples has wall-to-wall carpeting.-Master bed- SEARS ELECTRIC RANGE — Copper- 55, chairs S3-17-S10-S15, dinette set wllh only. $135 per month plus utilities. Lease a(ter 6 p.m. 741-8165. Save this ad for fu one, cleon, good, J35. Your move. M four chairs, 520. End fables, $3-S4-$10 REAL ESTATE room paneled. Large kitchen. 1110 month, JOBS required plus security. Inquire 59 Wallace gas ond electric Included. Call 542-687B. OFFICE SPACE ture use. )0ro. 9A9SB62or 946-9437. lamps by the dozen, $1 and up. Cups and St., Red Bank alter 6 p.m. saucers, 5c and up. Lionel trahs. Tracks FOR RENT SUMMER PLAYGROUP EDDINO GOWN — Never worn, with 5c eoch. Chest of Drawers, $4-$6$IO-S12 RIVERVIEW— Fair H oven. Dis- Opening? In several Vacation with playmates. Playroom, play- Apartments RUMSON — Unfurnished. Three bed- Approximately 2,200 sq. It. in ell/ size 10.150, S|5. Loads of china, knick-knacks, pols rooms, living room, dining room, bath. tinguished older Colonial with orlglnol of our production ground wllh pool, 671-4766. 2P1-0441 charm. Country kitchen, two fireplaces. sprinkled building with heat, air and pans, |ars, glasses. Boy's desk, SQ KEYPORT luly 15 occjponcy. Year lease plus secu- deparimenls. Will garden tools, ?5c ond up. Tires wllh rims Beautiful landscaping. 159,900. By owner. SECRETARIAL WORK — Done al home. IR CONDITIONER — for International IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYI rity. $275 month plus utilities. conditioning, janitorial service. be required to work 5. Cribs, $5. Headboard 16, foolboard, 52 McALISTER AGENOY, Reollor. 842-1894. 842-4231. live dnys, Mon. to Complete bookeeplng experience. Write to avelall. Also CD equipment, radios and Excollant parHIng provided on Box H-61, The Daily Register, Red Dank, VUrrors S2-S4-S10. Rocking choir. Pot bel- Studio Apartment $145 Sun. 8 a.m.-A p.m. leor's. Surfboard. 7&7-94T7. y stove, celling lights, rug shampoo ma- RED DANK — 272 South Pearl St. Duplex One-bedroom From $170 — Three bedrooms eoch floor. Eight paved parking lot. Convenient to Good Incentive pay, COVING CARE — Preschoolers. Ex- CHWINN TANDEM — Good condition, chine. Belt exerciser, $1D. Round dlnetle iel with three choirs, wood, J30. Fans $4 Wanted to Rent years old. Completely re-polnted — Live all-public transportation. Will al- after shorl (mining cellent outdoor. Indoor facilities. Planned or best offer. Two-bedroom $220 n one ond rent the other — or excellent period. Hospi'- activities. Close supervision. 291-3260. Coll 7470473 a$7$8. HB malt machine, old Irunks. S8- Private cntrancesl Eat-In kllchens! Walk ter according to tenant's spocili- >15, tools ]0c and up. Small refrigerator, Wfc NtED — Hive brslx, 2-3 bedroom Investment. Available NOW. S27.B7S. Bro- toll;ntion, paid ho- lo shopping, buses, school! Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished kers protected. Call 847.-3OO0 for appoint- cations. Attractive price. Brokers MOVING TO FLORIDA —Must sel lercclators, buffet, SiO. Cor seat covers, PRIVATE SWIM CLUB lidays and other nee. Brunswick pool table, cues, bails iS. Handbags, $1. Army cot, 55. Air mal- from SS5 to J350 per month for Incomlni ment, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For sale only. protected. benefits available. intl wall custom mode cue rack, Original tress, $3. Silverware, 10c, hassocks, $?. personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35 Situations Wanted Male KEYPORT GARDENS ttlddletowh. 171-1000. MIDDLETOWN — three-bedroom split, :os( 1550, sell for 5200, Colonial pine set, Curtains, drapes, loys, record cablnel, 1 251 Allonllc St. Olf Rt. 36 I /] baths. Sewers, potlo, extras. Al coo- HOUSEPAINTING — Interior and ex- in pieces, $150, original cost S7OT. Gar- coffee tobies, $8-130. Lands of old rodios, MALL HOUSE - Garoge apartment or ird record changer, f-farmon-fCord'on am- slcom Irons, 13-S4. Ironing boards, $1-51- Superintendent on premises, Apt. 6 llll»n. J37,50O. Owner. 787-0718. terior clone by experienced college stu- phone (201} 264 831J (9 a.m.-6 p.m.) wo-bedroom apartment, August occu- CALL 747-1100 Hwy 351 264-8000 Keyport dents. Vnry reasonable rnfes. Call 747.1013 men speaKers,all tor I/O. A/I-I/UO. $3. 20 assorted tables and chairs SI.50 ana lancy. Winter or annual. Mature working or 741-3S11 for free eitinuile. ,. China closet 515. Woodwork bench, FOUR LARGE ROOMS — and bath, un- HOTOSTATIC CAMERA - Plastic lomi- furnished, tlrst floor. Large kitchen, flop- couple. References. Wrlle Box R-29, Thi Business Opportunities .0. Beoch clialrs, large round table, Dally Register, Red Bank. otlng machine. Photo-copier (Ampto). 7.50. Wheel balancer, I?.*). Old lanterns, stone porch ond potlo with owning. Dish- ;all 222-7076 between 6 and 7 p.m, ,2 and up. Thousands of other Hems must washer, washer, dryer, large cellar wllh NEEDED — Furnished room or smoll ef- je sold to mnke room. Thurs., Frl., Sat.workbench. Gorage. Nice yard. Heat fur- AHTIE5 AKt EXTRA FUN — When you llclency apartment In the Matawan, Haz- 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun. 12-2 p.m. SWIFTY'S ished. Neor downtown Red Bank. Refer- el, Keyport orea, tor mature woman. 566- civ on All Purpose Menials, 181 Newrnnn J5ED FURNITURE, 171 Main St., Bel- ences, security. 1275 per month. Write to irlngs Rd.. Shrewsbury. 741-0040. Dor- >rd, I H-60, The Dally Register, Red Bank. w almost anything — chairs, tables, urn- TERMINAL MANAGER -3 QEDROOM — Apartment or house, illo sels, dance floors, silverware, }ED BANK — Large, spacious, one-bed- FOR LEASE Alddletown-Rcd Bank vicinity, up to" $200 no, Inens, etc. IR CONDITIONER - 1972 Fcdders, •oom. Carpeted. Excellent location, near lonth. Coll 816-1397. >uses'. Security, lease. 43 Tower Hill Ave. Large progressive motor freight carrier HINA CUPBOARDS — Two 13th Cen- 1,000 BTU, $260. REFRIGERATOR, 1972 otpomt, 12 cu. ft. double tlbor, 1120. :OUPLE —Wish two rooms In Nurses needs a Terminal Manager for its busy jry, one corne*. BEHIND THE TIMES REEZER, upright 11 cu. fl.,^85. 493 0017 HREli-ROOM APARTMENT — Near tome. Board and about three nours nurs- NTIQUE5, 77 Shrewsbury Ave., Red 'ranspartatlon. Private home. References ing care a day for Husband. Reply Dox M- 2-BAY SERVICE STATION Freehold Terminal. Some experience ank. 747-5029. INING SET - Du ! chairs. •enulred. Business couple preferred. 495. I, The Dally Register, Red Bank. RT. 33 & Asbury Ave., Freehold XfWGE~5ALif^TMovlno). July 5, 6, V- howroom sample. H»pplcwlilte. CON- 1414. IOISSEUR, 19 ChurchV.,LHIIo silver. p in. 27 nnyberry Lone, Mlddlctown. KEYPORT — Four-room apartment. OUNG COUPLE - Deslm 4-5 room Paid training helpful. WB offer a salary* commensurate iportment, unfurnished, Keyporl or vlcl- Dlf Cherry free harm Rd.) HousuhoJd (TEDTT E RRA N E Afil f YT^'C ties foI Heat, hot water supplied, suitable for illy, by Sept, I, 264-5136, with your experience, plus a wide range mi, toys, furniture. •owers, $30. Call \ ]dulls. No pels. Call between 2 6, 739 2663, x )LARUID'CAMERA — Automatic 250, 671-9*22 , . APARTMENT FO"R7RE^NT — TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT - Or moll house In Port Monmouth area up to of company paid benefits. :ludes flash attachmbnl and self-timer. INING ROOM SET - Formico III iury Ave., Highlands, N.J. , Call CHEVRON OIL CO. . Coll S72-973B. 150, One adult, two ichool age children. An equal opportunity employer, Call Mr. Bernard Adel ible, with leal, four chairs. 1 month oti :all 495-1798. I g I no 11V, $140. Sell for $100. 739-2204. 687-1550, Ext. 46 ffMTY P£WR ) ONGllRAffiSH - Summer rental lo Lt- HOLMDEL TEACHER — Male, 30, wllh or Day. FutTflihed lour rooms ond both, log, seek! housing. Aug. 1. Preler smoll tory renewed. Rftnt* option to buy, S15 OFA — Colonial, print. Excellent condl- Evenings 5 to 8 p.m. 324-1128 ok Asking ISO. v xeon Front. Private beach. Coll ove- louse. Reply lo Box P-74, The Dally Reg- 609-691-7000 - All machine! guaranteed. Portable ngs. J291S53. • v' , lB2P32/MtJ , Call'MMlw.- Offers Teens; The DidlyItegbter,!^Ba^-M4ddleU>wn,NJ.We. 842-5074. L.F. Culvert Pipe Various Sizes; 17 Unl Tones at Wilson College,, rlets and Manholes, 5,424 L.F. Concrel neer in rocketry.. Jams, the program will offer $37,900 Vertical Curbing 8Mx9"x20" CI. ''B" eo three-to-five-year-olds an op- Chambersburg, Pa., which Rumson. 30' kitchen, formal dining room, Crete; 374 L.F. Conduit various types anc library, den, three bedrooms, I'/, boths. sites; 9 Units Junction Boxes and Founda- Among other outstanding portunity to develop physical she attended before transfer- Hot water heat. Two-car detached garage. tion. d P 5lOn CRO?VEEl books in the library are first fitness and creativity through ring to Drew. She is married W, 4?^" - - Opened and read In public ct Middle own Township Hall on Thursday, July 2T and rare editions of the works Seek Public Support to James McDonald, a techni- gymnastics, music, and arts 1972 at 2:00 P.M. local prevailing time. of Adam Smith, Michael'De- Drawings, specifications and forms ol and crafts. cal supervisor at BeHLabora- $26,000 bids, con trad i and " • - •• Cervantes, Thomas Moore, MIDDLETOWN - The Mid- mendations were: increased ing duties to permit more tories, Holmdel. They live in Three bedrooms, two full baths* living work, prepared by — . -. dletown Township Education public awareness of the planning time for teaching; A graduate of Middletown room, dining room, kitchen, full base- Acting Township Engineer/ and approved Henry Stanley, Ben Jonson, Madison Township. . mint* large layer ond porch. Excellent )Y the Commissioner of Transportation, Association (MTEA) staged a MTEA and its purposes, goals released time throughout the Township High School, Mrs. condition. July 15 occupancy. Call 741- icve been filed in the office ot the said en- Francis Beacon, Edmund - 0323. gineer at T & M Associates, Inc., 21C training workshop fpr teach- and programs; development system for grade-level meet- llghway 35. Mlddletown Township, P.O Spenser, a 15th Century Box Red Bank, N.J. 07701, and the office Nuernberg Bible, and individ- ers, with an eye toward im- of meaningful in-service pro- ings in curriculum devel- Lots and Acreage if the Township Clerk at the Mlddletowr Township Hall. Route 35 A Klnps High ual collections of James Feni- proving community relations grams with teacher and asso- opment, and improved protec- way, Mlddletown, N.J. 07748 and of sale IRS Has Advice RUM50N — Magnificently landscaped It and strengthening the ciation involvement; im- tion for non-tenured teachers. acre lot, requiring no sltework. Minutes to Commissioner of Transportation, Trenton, more Cooper ana" Charles the beach on private lane. 145,000. Before N.J. and the Division of Local Govern- MTEA's organizational know- proved communicatibns be- Said, Edgar Van Houten, 6, call 747-IMj; After t, 842-4835. lent Aid District Office located ot One Dickens first edition. Court House Square, East Main Street, how. tween teachers and the MTEA president, "A number gUMSON - Business property, four lots. Freehold, N.J. 07728 ond may be Inspected Guggenheim, owner *and On Storm Losses - Principal! only please call by prospective bidders during business MTEA, teachers and adminis- of teacher leaders feel the icors. Bidders will be furnished with i publisher of Nevvsday, was a. The session, which met in :opy of the specifications and blue prints Buck Smith's, East Keans- trators and teachers and the school board and adminis- NEWARK - New Jersey Snapshots or other photo- RUMSON — Three-acre lot at the drawings by the engineer on proper naval officer in both World graphs of the damage, as well RUMSON — 50x150 lot ictlce and payments ot cost of prepara- burg, was conducted jointly community; closer working trators are apathetic to the homeowners whose property tion. Bids must be made on standard pro- War I and World War II. as of the property before and Ed Day Construction. 741-1144 after 7 >osai forms in the manner designated by the MTEA, the National relationships to eliminate fac- real concerns and needs of was damaged by storms and therein and required by the specifications, after restoration, will also be must be enclosed In sealed envelopes, Education Association and the tionalism between divergent teachers in our system. We floods may be able to deduct Cemetery Lots bearing the name and address of bidder LEGAL NOTICE groups within the school sys- believe that by expressing helpful, he added. ind name of the road on outside ad New Jersey Education Associ- some of their losses on their .CEMETERY PLOT -Four graves, Iressed to Mayor and Township Com' PUBLIC NOTICE tem; establishment of a stan- these needs to both the school 1972 federal income tax return Mr. Nash explained that the choice location, Shoreland Memorial, nil tee, Mlddletown, New Jersey and musl PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Ihe fol ation. Hazlet, MOO. 787-7083 oiler 5 p.m. be accompanied by a Non-Col fusion affi- jwlng Ordinance was passed on final con- dard of discipline for students, administrators and the com- as casualty losses. amount of a casualty loss for davit, ana a certified check for not less sideration by the Mayor and Council ol Faculty representatives than ten (10) percent of the amount bid, he Borough of Eatontown following analyzed their apparent dif- with full participation by the munity, we have taken a step "Don't wait until next April tax purposes is the difference Commercial Property third reading end a public hearing al between the fair market value irovlded sold check need not be more regular meeting of said body hel ferences and individual prob- association and teachers; ex- toward improving relation- to determine the amount of fhan 120,000 nor shall not be less than Wednesday* June 28,1972. of the property immediately ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS $500.00 and be delivered at the place on or AN ORDINANCE VACATING A POR lems and made suggestions on pansion of team facilities and ships and increased our role damage to your property by HoteMieslouront-Bor 1128,000 before the +iour named above. The stan- TION OF PRINCESS LANE, SURREV a more adequate staff in Spe- as participators in the educa- before and immediately after RED BANK dard proposal form and the NonColluslor LANE AND HAMPTON ROAD, CON how the school system and as- tropical storm Agnes. Estab- Five-family house S2t,000 Affidavit are attached to the supplemen- STITUT1NG THE ELIMINATION O cial Services; improved sala- tional improvement of the stu- the damage. The first $100 of SEA BRIGHT tary specifications, copies of which w CUL DE SACS, IN THE BOROUGH O sociation could be improved. lish your records now," says Duplex (two familyHy)t 52124,004 0 be furnished _on aj>pjlcatlon to enajneer. EATONTOWN, COUNTY OF AAON ries; elimination of non-teach- dents." Roland H. Nash Jr., New Jer-, any loss cannot be deducted. Tremendous opportwrtunltyu " , owner llqulda" • - i IY ORDER tir^fH'i'MAYlMf"AND MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY Among the unit's recom- lino. Coll 7410144I artafte. r 7 q,rn. TO WNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE By order of ttie Mayor ond Council sey district director for the and neither can any portion Of CORNER PROPERTY - Highway 36. TOWNSHtP OF'MiODLETOWN. NEW MARJORIEL.BECKER a loss which was reimbursed Ideal for professional office or -small ser- JERSEY. Borough Cler IRS. vice business. 787-4886. THOMAS J. LYNCH, Julys UJ by insurance. , t Mayor Although the cost of debris THOMAS J. MAGIN. PROPOSAL removal, repairs and replace- He said property owners ' Real Estate Wanted Clerk Notice Is hereby given that scaled bid: Dawes Supports Liquor Dealers July 5 JI8.25 will be received In the Reception Room ol the Division of Purchase and Property, ment is not an exact measure- with storm losses should ob- TO BUY — On a contract basis. Would Itti floor, State House, Trenton, New Jer- TRENTON - Assem- taxes and that the imposition tain Publication 547, "Tax In- pay up to S300 monthly for minimum two- sey 06625, on July 18, 1972 at 2:O0 P.M-. day, and some dealers report- of the amount allowable as a bedroom home within seven mile radius "Notice Is hereby given that seoled bids and wilt be opened and read Immediate! blyman John I. Dawes, R- edly were stock piling sup- of the "floor tax" would be casualty loss, it is helpful in formation on Disasters, Casu- ot Red Bonk. Coll 741-9946, Mr. H. will be received by Township Committee thereafter, for the following: otthe Township of Manolapan for malnte^ Bleached, Combed Peeler Knlttln Monmouth, says he's opposed plies before then. discriminatory and unfair. making a final determination, alty Losses and Thefts," from WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR nonce and. repair materials In the Town- Twist, Combed Cotton Yarn, Books & Sub- to a bill which would extend a He said merchants would any New Jersey IRS office. In any condition. ship oTMonalopan In the County of Men- scriptions, camera Plate System, commu- The bill, opposed by Mr. he said. Phone 257-7821 mouth with an estimated amount of 1,921 nication Equipment, Data Processing tons 3/8'* Broken Stone No. 8 (Fumlshet Equipment, Eggs, fresh, liquid. Fish, fro proposed tax on liquors, Dawes, would extend the tax face an "almost impossible" LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In & Delivered) ond opened and read in pub zen, Fruits & vegetables, canned. Game wines, and vermouths to in- Keansburg-Mlddletown-Hazlet-Holmdel. Me at Monalqpan Town Halt, Tennent, Bird Feed -Various,Meats,'fresh, frozen to include supplies on dealer's task if they were required to THE SMOLItOttGENCY. 717-0123. New Jersey on July 24,1972 at 2:00 P.M., irocessed, Microfilming Services, Offsel clude those held in stock by li- take a physical inventory of Daylight-Saving. duplicator, Photo-Composer, Printing; shelves. : .LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED m At- Specifications ond forms of bids, for th orms, Booklets, College Catalogs, Scierv quor stores. Mr. Dawes said no other all tljeir stock and then trans- Man Gets 2-3 Years Ific Equipment, Sugar,Telecopier Rental, ; lantlc Highlands, Highlands, Leonardo proposed work, prepared by James P. Ko- vacs Engineer and approved by the Com- ower .Maintenance, Trout Pellets for Increased taxes on alcoholic group of merchants have been late (the total contents into oat Novesink. BROOIC AGENCY, 99 First Feed • Various, Video Equipment . Ave., Atlantic Highlands 391-1717. missioner of Transportation, have been gallons for the purpose of the filed In The office of the said engineer at Specifications and the form of bid, con- beverages took effect Satur- singled out to pre-pay sales Ten East Main Street, Borough of Free- tract and bond tor the proposed work ore . tax. For Breaking, Thefts Houses For Sale hold, New Jersey and of sold Commission- on file In the Office of the Director and er of Transportation, Trenton, New Jer nay be secured by prospective bidder "Since many alcoholic beve- sey, and.Division of Local Governmen during office hours. Bids must be (1 FREEHOLD - William one count of attempted break- Aid District Office located at One Cour mode on a standard proposal form, (2) en- rages," he said, "may not be Houso Square, Borough of Freehold, New closed In the special addressed envelope, Manalapan Man Is Jailed Hallimore,36, of 702 Emory ing and entering with intent to Jersey and may be Inspected by prospec- 3) accompanied by a certified chect sold for months or even years, St., Asbury Park, has been tive bidders during business hours. Irawn to the order of the Treasurer of th the retail licensees would be steal. Bidders will be furnished with a copy of >tate of New Jersey, or a bid bond, any of sentenced to two to three The break-ins, most in- thft specifications by the engineer on prop- *htch shall not be less than 10% of the As Trespasser at Earle forced to pay monies to the er notice and payments of cost of prepara- imount of the bid, and (4) delivered at the years in state prison for a volving private homes, took tion. Bids must be made on standard pro- ibove place on or before the hour named state which they might not re- posal forms In the manner designated is no bid will be accepted after the hour NEW SHREWSBURY - An A spokesman for the base series of break-ins and thefts place between Sept. 8 and therein and required by the specifications, specified. Bids not so submitted will be, cover. must be enclosed In sealed envelopes, ronsldered Informal and will be rejected.- antiwar demonstrator who said Kohns would be turned in 13 Monmouth County com- Oct. 31,1971, in Asbury Park, bearing the name and address of bidder The Director reserves the right to relecti When Buying & Selling any and all bids and to award contract In was detained Monday by over to U. S. marshals and "This is certainly not right, munities which netted $26,313 Consult Your and name of road An outside, addressed to Brielle, Deal, Howell, Little Township Committee, Township of Ma- part or whole If deemed to the best Inter- and I plan to speak against Northern Won mouth sts of Ihe State to do so. The successful Earle Naval Ammunition charged with trespassing. The in stolen money and property. Multiple Listing nalapan, Marwlapan Town Hall, Tennent, Silver, Neptune, New Shrews- Broker. New Jersey and must be accompanied by ildder will be required to furnish surety Base security forces, was re-' naval base security force does the bill should it be permitted o Non Collusion Affidavit and a certified ond In the full amount of the contract of Hallimore had pleaded bury, Ocean Township, Rum- Refer to yellow pages under Real Es- a company authorized to do business In out of committee and come to tate, check for not less than ten {10) per cent of ported held in Bergen County not have the power to arrest, guilty to 55 charges, including the amount bid, provided said check need the State of New Jersey. the Assembly floor for a son, Spring Lake, Wall and not be more than $20,000.00 nor shall not jail, Hackensack, pending a but can detain persons. 28 counts of breaking and en- be less than S5Q0.QO ond be delivered al STATE OF NEW JERSEY vote," he said. West Long Branch. the place on or before the hour named DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY hearing in Trenton, on The incident occurred near tering with intent to steal, 16 above. The standard proposal form and Division of Purchase and Property The sentence was imposed the Non-Collusion Affidavit are attached HERMAN CRYSTAL, Thursday. Swimming River Road on a counts of grand larceny, 10 to the supplemental specifications, copies Deputy Df recto i by County Court Judge Pat- of which will be furnished on application V 5, 12 *25.50 The. demonstrator, identi- 10-mile federally-owned rail- Escapes Injury counts of petty larceny and rick J. McGann Jr. to engineer. road line linking two separate NOTICE fied as Lee Kohns of the Eng- RUMSON - A motorist es- "By order of Township Committee of TAKE NOTICE Mrs. Nunzlato lezzl; lishtown-Freehold Rd. Ma- sections of the depot. the Township of Manalapan •V. ond Mrs. R. Dorwln; Mr. & Mrs. Ma- caped injury although his ve- State Fair Queen n». j,, . THOMAS WHALEN, Inconlco; Mr. & Mrs. Nunzlato; Mr: & nalapan, leader of several A security patrol was driv- Mayar rtrs. A. Dorwln; Mrs. Mallnconico; New hicle had to be towed from the ROBERT B. LAUGHLIN, lersey Bell Telephone Co., that a com demonstrations at the ammu- ing along a highway parallel FAIR HAVEN Clerk' laint was filed on June 21,1972, in the Su scene of an accident on Runi- To Be Selected Mlddletown July 5 •• $13.75 >erlor Court ot New Jersey, Law Divi nition supply depot, was de- to the tracks and after Kohns Largo family attention please! Ion, Monmouth County bearing Docke son Road near Buena Vista TRENTON - Young New Beautiful Colonial with eight bed- No. L-3022B-71, by Ihe New Jersey High tained after he allegedly was spotted, patrolmen photo- way Authority seeking I u dome it cgalns Ave. rooms. 5'A baths, mint condition. TAKE NOTICE Mrs, Olimpla Nunzialo Jersey women between the Enrichment fezzl and New Jersey Bell Telephone you and the appointment of three named chained himself to a railroad graphed him and took him Master suite consists of large bed- Company that a Complaint was filed on ommlssloners In accordance with the track and halting a cargo Police said Lester H. Long, ages of 17 to 25 may apply for room, plus sitting [oom and study, June 21,1972 In the Superior Court of New irovlslons of R.5. 20:1-1 et seq., as into custody. Jersey, Law Division, Monmouth County imended/and supplemented to fix the train. 24, of 69 Manning St., River the Miss New Jersey State bath and enclosed jalousiad porch bearing Docket No. L-30227-71, by the ompensatlon to be paid for the taking of The spokesman for the base Plaza, told them he had been Fair Pageant. Classes Set overlooking gardens. (How's that New Jersey Highway Authority seeking he lands, premises, property, rights and Mrs. Tamara Kohns, the said the two-car train was de- MIDDLETOWN - Regis- judgment against you and the appointment ascments hereinafter described including driving west on Rumson Road This year's queen will reign Mom & Dad for your own little ol Three named commissioners In accor- he damoge, If any, resulting from the tok- demonstrator's wife, said yes- layed about one hour. He said tration on a first come, first world?) Now lor the rest of the dance with the provisions of R.S. 20:1-1 et ig, lo any remaining property. when an oncoming vehicle over the fair here from Sept. 8 served basis for the depart- seq., os amended ond supplemented to fix The property in question Is described os terday her husband was taken he could not identify its cargo. family, 16x30 game room with firs- the compensation to be paid tor the taking1 tllows: forced him off the roadway to 17. ment of parks and recreation place, 16x23 dining room, 16x30 ol the lands, premises, properly, rights SCHEDULE A to Bergen County Jail, pend- The shipment was. traveling and easements hereinafter described In- and into a guard rail. He was Application forms may be summer enrichment classes is living room with fireplace, 13x15 cluding the damage. If ony, resulting from A FEE SIMPLE ABSOLUTE, unless a ing continuation of a hearing from the inland section to the center hall, huge Florida room with the faking, to ony remaining property. lesser Interest Is shown, in and to all that issued a summons by Patrol- obtained by writing to: Miss certain lot, tract, or parcel of land, prem- Thursday on federal charges, loading piers, where other taking place at the recreation slate floor and 7x25 patio. Central- The property In question Is described os ises, and property situate, lying ond being man David Gaynor. New Jersey State Fair Pag- office, Bodm'an Park. ly air conditioned, Bumson-Falr follows: In the Township of Matawan In the County also connected with anti-war protests have taken pla^e dur- A FEE SIMPLE ABSOLUTE, unless a of Monmouth end State, of New Jersey The accident happened at eant, P.O. Box 669, Trenton, Classes will begin Monday, Haven schools. Tremendous loca- lesser Interest Is shown, In and to all that more particularly described as follows: demonstrations. ing tho past two months. tion for doctor's home and office. certain lot, tract, or parcel ot land, prem- ARDEN STATE PARKWAY, SECTION 3:05 a.m. Monday N.J. 08604. and will continue for four ises, ond property sltuole, lying ond being , PARCEL 877 Spokesmen for his group, Beat the taxes — live and practice In th: Township of Matawan In the Count/ ilng at Ihe point of Intersection ol weeks. at the same location. of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, tflvldldinmg line between lands of the par- the People's Blockade, and more particularly described as follows: y of the first part and lands now or for- "Since most people do not GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, jerly of Cormelo Bucco with the north the base both said he was tak- SECTION 7, PARCEL 878 easterly tine of Gerard Avenue and run- en into custody after placing want to feel committed for '69,000 Beginning ot the point ot Intersection of '--thence: eight consecutive weeks dur- Ihe northwesterly line of Caslon Street . j Northeasterly, partly along said dl himself on the track and lock- PERFECT MOTHER- with the northeasterly line of Gerard Ave- 'idlng line between lands of the party of ing the summer, we've de- nue and running thence: he first part and lands now or formerly ing himself, with a heavy 11) Northwesterly, along said north- f Carmelo Bucco, a distance or one hun- cided to schedule our pro- DAUGHTER HOME Ired and thirty-six feet and nine tenths chain wrapped around his leg easterly line 01 Gerard Avenue a distance grams for only four weeks," Three bedroom, two bath ranch of elatity-vle US) leet, more or less, to Us 136,9) of a foot, more or less, to tts Inter- and the steel. Intersection with the southeasterly line of section with the southwesterly line of with complete apartment unit lor lands now or lormerly of Ihe Estate of Jo- ands now or formerly of Charles H. Short said committee chairman Mom or Dad. Over an acre of seph Numlato and running thence; ind running thence, John A. Salatino. "Therefore, 12) Northeosterly, along said south- (2) South easterly, along said loulh- lovely treed grounds. Great open easterly line a distance of one hundred esierly line a distance ot tnlrty-nlne feet 2 Face Charges rather than conducting country, yet only minutes to train, and thirty-seven feet and four tenths ind six tenths (39.6) of a foot to Its Inter- (117 4) of a foot lo Its Intersection with tection with the northwesterly line of classes once a week for eight river, ocean,beaches, marinas Ihe southwesterly line of lands now or for- onds now or formerly of Olimpla Nun' Of Cop Assault and goll clubs. Twelve years old. merly of Charles H. Short and running liato Ift il l and running thence, weeks, classes will be twice a (3) Southwesterly, along said north mint conditionl $CO *tflO week for four weeks." 13) Southeasterly, along said south- westerly line a distance ot one hundred MIDDLETOWN - Charges westerly line a distance ol eighty (80) feel nd thirty-seven leet and four tenths to Its Intersection with the northwesterly 137,4) of a foot to Ms Intersection with of assault on two police offi- HAPPY HAPPY HOUSE line of Goslon Street ond running thence, ie northeasterly Hie of Gerard Avenue Ballet, guitar and arts and (4) Southwesterly, along sold north- id running thence, cers have been lodged against Ouiel, poacelul and beautiful, witti westerly line a distance of one hundred (4) Northwesterly, along sold north- crafts will begin the program easterly line a distance of forty (40) feel, a Keansburg man and youth. full view ol Sandy Hook Bay and and ten (110) feel, more or less, to tho at 9 a.m. They will be follow- point ond plocc ot beginning-. , moro or less, to the point or place of'bV Richard T. Bennett, 19, of 74 woods. Largo veranda hugs this CONTAININO 0,900 iquare feet more or Innlng. ed by creative dance, ad- four-bedroom charming older CONTAINING 5,480 square feet more or Terrace Place, and Thomas "TOGETHER WITH all right,title ond vanced guitar and art classes homo. Sleeping porch olf master Interest that the owners of tne wllhln de- ^TOGETHER WITH all right, title and Gagliardi, 21, of (10 Orchard scribed premises may have In and to Gas- itereit that the owners of the wlthtn de- at 10 a.m. bedroom, lull basement, mint con- er rl bed premises moy have In ond to Ge- St., were arrested for alle- fon Street and Gerard Avenue ad|olnlna ard Avenue adjoining the above de- Tuesday kindcrgym and tho above described premises. er! bed premises. gedly assaulting Patrolman the Order to Show Cause was entered drums will begin at 9 a.m., to on the 2lst day of June, 1972, wherein you The order to Show Cause was entered Halph Hammesfahr and Step- "Covering all 0/ Monmouth named defendants were directed to Show l ttis 21st day of June, 1972, wherein you be followed at 10 a.m. with pi- Cous« before the Superior Court, Law Di- imed defendants were directed to Show hen Xanthos. Both officers ano classes and a second klnd- County Waterfront and vision on Friday, the 21st day of July, 19/2 ausB before the Superior Court, Low Di- made the arrests. ,. t 9 o'clock al the Court House In Free- slon on Friday, the 21st day of July, I9?2 ergym. Inland tool" hold, In tho County of Monmouth and I 9 o'clock at Ihe Court House In Free- Stale of New Jersey whv ludsmcnl should old, In the County of Monmouth and The two were being ques- A fee Is charged for the ses- not be rendered appointing three dls- ire of New Jersey why judgment should tioned in connection with an nterestcd freeholders, residents of the t be rendered appointing three dls- sion. AHRS said County of Monmoulh to llx Ihe com- iterested freeholders, residents of the assault on an East Keansburg REAL ESTATE pensation to be pold far the toking of the ild Count/ of Monmoulh to fix the com- B ands, premises, property, rlohts ond nsatlon to be paid for the takfna of the woman. Police said they ob- casements described In Ihe Complaint, In- intis premises, property, rights ond ease- Collie Training eluding the damge, If ony, resulting from tents described Jn the Complaint, In- jected and became com- STERILIZER DEMONSTRATION — Mrs. Helen Conover, right, director 872-1600 he toking, to ony remaining property, os ludlnp the damage, If any resulting from MARLBORO - The Central of the dale of-lhe commencement ol this ie taking, to any remaining properly, as bative. of Central Supply of Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, demonstrates 24-hour Personalized action, for the purposes set forth In the- ' the dole of the commencement or fhis ;tlcn, lor the purposes set forth In the They were released tn $2,000 $22,500 sterilizer which was donated to the hospital by the Spring Lake Jersey Collie Club will begin complalnl. p|USB|JDY BARNAaE telephone service •• • RUSSELL 8. CARTOnl Dmpialnt. bail each and arc scheduled to Auxiliary. Left tf right are Mrs. Martin Barry, president of the auxiliary show training classes Satur-" 2BoyAv». ' Highlands LAWRENCE A. CARTON, III appear.in Municipal Court and of the James F. AcKerman Federation, and Mri. Joseph Gllroy, aux- day at Canine Kennels, Rt. 79. . July i" " . ' «"•» LAWRENCE A, CARTON, III „, Opp. iohrs Rtttaunnt ' July 5 ^ TO.JS July 13. iliary auditor and corresponding secretary of the federation. ' " from 8 to 9:30 p.m. 34 Thf Dally Register, Red BaDk-MitidkU»uN.J. Wednesday, J«l>J,l>73

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