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Sunny, Warm Sunny and warm today. Clear THEDAILY FINAL and mild tonight. Sunny and •warm tomorrow. Red Bank, Freehold Long Branch EDITION (Bee Details, Fat* 2] I 7 Montnouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years /OL. 93, NO. 11 RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 20 PAGES TEN CENTS Agnew Sees Peace Blocked

WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Spiro namese and the Viet Cong to find that there are Q: Is it politically feasible, possible, at this T. Agnew says there is little hope President people in high elective offices who question the point, to reverse course if necessary and send Nixon's new ambassador to the Paris peace talks efficacy of the American presence in Southeast more Americans into Vietnam. will be successful as long as Hanoi demands Asia," he said. A: Not only is it politically unfeasible, but it nothing short of "the flat abandonment of South PORTION OF INTERVIEW is directly contrary to the President's announced Vietnam." Here is a portion of the interview: policy of withdrawing troops from Vietnam, a While' pessimistic about Ambassador David Q: Since xthat incursion, the scope of the ' policy which he has successfully been carrying K. E. Bruce's immediate chances when he takes fighting seems to have spread through most of out and in which he has met every commitment over as chief U. S. negotiator at the talks next Cambodia. Can you foresee a situation in which that he has made thus far. month, the vice president, in an interview with more and more U.S. troops eould be pulled out, Q: If for some reason the President Should the Associated Press, forecast an eventual settle- yet the scope of the fighting could spread and decide U. was necessary in effect to re-escalate, ment from the conference. continue in Indochina? given the current state of the country, can we do That will come, Agnew said, when the North A: I don't think that statement that since the that? I Vietnamese "find that there is no advantage .to Cambodian incursion the war has spread is ac- SHADES 'UNLIMITED' ' them in continuing the struggle," and accept curate. The war spread immediately before the reasonable terms at the peace table. Cambodian incursion because of the belligerent A: You can't face that kind of contingency 'FULBRIGHT CLAQUE' HIT action of the North Vietnamese in attempting to because the possibilities, the shades of crisis, In an interview aboard Air Force Two, a jet seal off a corridor to the sea, subsequent to are unlimited. You can run all the way from a transport without windows in its passenger com- Sihanouk's leaving the country and a new gov- nuclear attack by some enemy or some enemy partment, Agnew talked of the office he holds, ernment coming into control. supported troops down to a simple escalation of the administration he serves, and "the Fulbright- And I think that when you look at the Cam- guerrilla activity on the part of the North Viet- claque in the Senate." bodian situation you must never forget that namese. , Agnew used the designation for Senate Re- there'd be no war in Cambodia had there not The President in responding to this type of publicans as well as Democratic critics of Nixon been 40,000 North Vietnamese troops illegally in question has been very dear in stating that it is policy, particularly the U. S. attack into Cam- that country utilizing the sanctuaries as a base his purpose to end the U.S. involvement in Viet- bodia. from whtoh they could launch attacks on South nam as quickly as he can compatible with the "They have been harmful because obviously Vietnamese and American soldiers in South right of the South Vietnamese to self determina- it is a point of great comfort to the North Viet- Vietnam. • " tion. Red Bank Curfew Is Lifted By BEN VAN VLIET Thursday and there were re- used by Suburban Airlines. brought by westside residents There has been expressed RED BANK -r- A 10 p.m. ports that an effort would be More than 70 airplanes of excessive force used dur- concern from westside resi- to 6 a.m. curfew was lifted made to burn down the Red were flown from Red Bank to ing the week of unrest. dents that the show of force today. Bank Airport. nearby airports, with most of The borough's 42 - member would only result in inflam- them going to Monmouth ing the feelings on the west- There have been no report- The New Shrewsbury cur- force was assisted by up to County Airport in Wall Town- side. ed incidents of violence since few was lifted at noon Satur- a dozen units from outside ship: However, the mayor de- Friday and Police Chief Le- day and there was no trou- municipalities. At one point ble at the airport. Friday night more than 75 there were well over 100 po- fended the use of extra po- roy McKnight said the curfew lice. "When the pressure in- is being lifted. Airport officials Friday Negroes met with Mayor Dan- licemen in the borough, in- cleared the field of nearly all iel O'Hern and members of cluding the Middletown Tacti- creases, it brings on in- Still in effect, however, will airplanes Including those the council to discuss charges cal Police Force. creased counter - pressure. be a permanent curfew adopt- The westside business com- ed earlier this year which is munity has rightfully de- in effect from 11:30 p.m. until manded that their property CROWDS RETURN — Several thousand persons, flocked to the Asbury Park Board- 6 a.m. for persons under the be protected and we will meet walk under sunny skies yesterday, marking the first time in a week that the age of 18. those demands," he said. boardwalk had any appreciable.activity. During the week-long riots in the city, Under the emergency cur- The borough has only a ^^fc^d ^iRfei^feWt .{Register Staff Photo) few, persons under the age of limited police force, the may- 21 were not allowed oh the or said, and will continue to streets after 10 p.m. It was rely on outside aid when the lowered to' 9 p.m. on Wednes- situation warrants it. day and Thursday. Main complaint 26 Arrested Stafford W. Thompson, lo- Tension Is Fading During the unrest 28 per- cal NAACP leader, said that sons were arrested since last the westside's main complaint Monday, 11 of them for cur- is against the police depart- few violations. Damage dur- ment, and what helcalled "un- ing the disturbances was con- even enforcement. In Monmouth Area fined mainly to broken store Parents have charged that Calm prevails in Asbury At a large meeting of west- Westside Community Center windows along Shrewsbury their youngsters are be- Park while Negro leaders side residents yesterday, to discuss all the demands. Ave. There were several re- ing harassed by the police, seek to work out agreement there was virtually unani- By 12:30 a.m. today, Mr. ported fires, all resulting in a complaint heard from with city officials on a grow- mous agreement to reject Hamm hadn't heard from the minor damage. youngsters themselves dur- ing list of demands from the the city's answers to a list mayor, but said, "We'll be The only reported incident ing the days of unrest. black "community. of 22 demands. there waiting. If they don't Friday night was the throw- Some of the residents at- Calm also prevails in both Demands Backed show up we will take appro- ing of a flare into a boxcar tending the meeting at the Long Branch and Freehold Instead, the residents voted priate action. I don't know loaded with railroad ties in Westside Community Center, which were beset with racial to support an additional list what that will be, we're just the freight yard at Cedar suggested that the policemen disorders last week. A cur- of about a dozen demands taking one step at a time." Street. who can't "relate" to the few imposed by Long Branch presented by black youths Forum Slated Fire Chief Thomas Hem- westside be transferred to Mayor Henry R. Cioffi was which were presented late schoot reported that the fire Meanwhile in Long Branch, work elsewhere. lifted Saturday. In Freehold, yesterday. was quickly extinguished and a group known as the "young The mayor said this police had given up carrying Black spokesman Willie resulted in only minor dam- CHECKING THE DAMAGE — A policeman stands guard in a Michigan City, activists," plan a public wouldn't be done. "We are riot guns while1 on patrol. Hamm said he sent a tele- age. No other incidents have forum for 6:30 p.m. tomor- Ind., lumberyard yesterday after the business was heavily damaged by a fire not," he said, "going to tell gram at 8:20 p.m. last night been reported. The Asbury Park situation row in the Brookdale Learn- Saturday night. A state of emergency has been declared for this northern Indiana certain men to work in cer- to Mayor Joseph Mattice re- New Shrewsbury imposed a has settled into an apparent ing Center, formerly the tain areas of town. They will questing he and the City curfew on Friday after two city of 40,000 after a night of racial disorders which included firebombings and war of nerves between the Liberty Street School. all share the duty in all sec- black leaders and city hall of- Council meet with black lead- fire bombs were thrown rock-throwing by bands of Negroes^ * (AP Wirephoto) Purpose of the meeting is tions." ficials. • •• • ers at 8 p.m. tonight at the to discuss with Wilbert C. Russell, council president, grievances which they want presented to the City Coun- GI Home Deadline cil. Long Branch has been the Riots Rock 2 Communities scene of scattered window Blacks kept several streets the black community planned a six-block section of the city. Robinson, 14, and Gordon Re- Window smashing and rock breaking, and some minor barricaded today in New Bed- to meet today. Hamilton Avenue, scene of Loans May Be Lifted fires, but no major outbreaks beiro, 20, all of-New Bedford. throwing swept both the West ford, Mass., after a tight cur- Robert Blackwell, mayor of the worst part of the vio- The three youths being held End Negro section and a occurred and things were few last night virtually halted WASHINGTON (AP) — The deadline for World War II predominantly black Highland lence, was sealed off to traf- are George Rose, 20, of Fair- South End area where many quiet over the weekend. four days of racial violence GIs to apply for Veterans Administration home loan guaran- Park, said police were en- fic during most of last night. haven, Gary DesLauriers, 18, residents trace their ancestry There was one reported that left one dead, three in- tees expires July 25 but Congress is moving to save and forcing a 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Another fire last night to the Portuguese Cape Verde shooting late Friday night jured and extensive prop- and Ralph D. Brown, 20, both perhaps expand the program. curfew called early Saturday. burned out a grocery store. of Acushnet. Islands off Africa. Under bills being considered, Congress may reopen the when someone fired a shot erty damage. Some 100 persons had been Smaller fires reported yester- The disorders begin A number of small stores program to millions who passed it up by knocking out the into the police dispatcher's Meanwhile, tense calm pre- arrested, mostly for curfew room at the West Long day were all quickly extin- Wednesday night when a Ne- were burned out or looted and eligibility deadline for veterans of World War II as well as vailed in Highland Park, violations. Branch Police Headquarters. guished. gro halted for driving his car a former print shop building GIs who served in Korea, the post-Korea era and Vietnam. Mich., a Detroit suburb, to- No one was injured and police The Highland Park disbur- with a faulty headlight scuf- near the downtown business BILLS ON TAP day after two nights of In New Bedford, 42 persons say they don't know who bances fololwed the shooting fled with police and was ar- section was burned in a fire Several such bills have been introduced and the Senate clashes between police and death Saturday of Jerome were arrested last night for fired the shot. rested. that authorities said was set. has held hearings on one sponsored by Sen. Alan Cranston, crowds that gathered to pro- Lawlah, 24, a Negro. A white curfew violations, but police The only other violence oc- test the fatal shooting of a said they had no reports of D-Calif., and backed by the White House. curred early Thursday when bartender, Grady Cash, 52, The Senate bill, as it seems to be shaping up, would Negro in a white-run bar. was arraigned soon after on serious incidents. firebombs were thrown at a In New Bedford, Police knock out all deadlines — present and future — on GI home fire house, and a vacant a second-degree murder It was in the mainly black loans. Several bills are in the House Veterans Affairs Com- Capt, Harry Kenyon said charge and released on $20,- area of the West End that house, causing minor dam- blacks had set up barricades TKe Inside Story mittee, which will hold healings this week, including one by age. 000 bail. a Negro youth was killed Chairman Olin E. Teague, D-Tex., to knock out the dead- last night in the mainly black Saturday night by a shotgun Contents Withheld section of the city's West Crowds of 400 to 1,000 per- This weekend's roster of brides Page S line only for those now still eligible. In Asbury Park, neither the sons gathered near the bar blast fired from a speeding Officers' wives cited for service -Page 10 End. Police • said they were car. MANY ELIGIBLE city officials' answers to the Saturday and last night. Nicklaus 'lucky' to win British Open .Page 11 At present about 1.4 million World War II veterans re- staying out of the area, which initial list of demands nor the was quiet. Police Called Out White Youths Held Mets and Yankees fall once again Page 11 main eligible. Eligibility has expired already for many contents of the new demands About 150 state and local Three white youths from Cricket without a 'sticky wicket' ". Page 12 others who did not use the GI bill to buy homes. About 5.5 •! Threat Is Told . were made public. police were called to the adjacent towns were ar- Monmouth Park Today ,, Page 12 1 Reports had reached police million World War II veterans used the benefit. Mr. Hamm said last night scene Saturday night after raigned yesterday on charges Astraldata ... .?. ?18 Women!s News 8,1 Eligible veterans of World War II, Korea, post-Korea that some militant blacks had his group will meet today to the crowd began breaking of murder in the shooting AmUSCmCnts 19 said "if we came in there •• DAILY REGISTER service and Vietnam may get home loans from commercial discuss making them public. windows and pelting officers and were ordered held with- Bridge 18 they'd kiU us — that if we go lenders guaranteed up to $12,500, but there's no limit on how He once again criticized the with rocks. A firebomb out bail for hearing Aug. 10. Classified Ads 14-17 PHONE NUMBERS big the loan may be as there once was. The VA also makes administration for dragging in with guns, they got guns thrown into the bar badly Comics 18 Main Office 741-0018 direct loans in some areas where commercial loan money is > its feet. and they'll shoot us." damaged the interior of the They were charged with Editorials 6 Classified Ads 741-6900 scarce. Over the years, he said, the A police officer said early building. the slaying of Lester Lima, Financial 10 Home Delivery 7410010 LIMIT IS SET city has been very slow to today that the reported threat 17, and with wounding a girl, Obituaries 2, 3 & 4 Middletown Bureau 671-2250 When crowds of some 1,000 Kim Holland, 15, and Randall Jnterest may not be over 8'/4 per cent, the same limit respond to tiie needs of the had nothing to do with the persons gathered last night, Opinion Page 6 Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 as FHA, but the government has authority to,raise this westside. fact police were staying out police used tear gas to clear NOTICE Sports M, 12 LongBrancuBurcau 222-0010 to match the money market. This open-end authority ex- "Our demands," he said, of the area. The Township of Middletown Sports Department 741-0017 Super Sale. The Stork Stop, 155 Television 19 pires in. October but a housing bill to be considered in "are not things we want, but "We're trying to work this Sewerage Authority will hold a Senate-House conference this week would extend the authori- things which we need to re- thing out," the officer said. Brighton Ave., West End. special public meeting Tuesday ••••IIIIIIM^ ty to October 1971. \ ceive recognition throughout "That's why there's a meet- (Adv.) July 14, 1070, at the Township Maternity Sale " Sale! Spreads, curtains, drapes, Under current law, eligibility for all veterans normally ] all parts of the city." ing." Watch for big surprise at Shan- Sewerage Authority office, 921 20% to 50% off on summer mer- pillows. 20% to 50% off. Shrews- expires 10 years after discharge, from active duty plus an > As the city completed its He said police, city offi- non's Inn, New Shrewsbury, Highway 35, Middletown, N. J.chandise at the Stork Set, 15 bury Decorators, 468 Broad St. extra one year for each three months of active duty. . (See Tensions, Fg. 3) cials, and representatives of Saturday, July 18. (Adv.) at 8 p.m. (Adv.) White St., Red Bank.^ (Adv.) (Adv.) -THE D.AILY REGISTER, RED BANK -M1DDLET0WN, N. U MONDAY, JULY 13, 1978 Plan Defense Research By CARL C. CRAFT Bid and Proposal and Other economy-hunters. / is needed if a "solution |s to tions of the Pentagon/ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Technical Effort -* the three Following lengthy hearings be found-to the present prac- Directive totenflW Senate Armed Services Com- categories of the Pentagon's by a Senate subcommittee tice whereby companies sub- Such •«>:provision- should mittee will .recommend tight program covering-reimburse- headed by Sen. Thomas J. vert their IR&D ceilings by serve as a directive, the com- new controls on the way the ment for private technical-ef- Mclntyre, D-N.H., the Armed classifying certain expendi-, mittee will say, "to, avoid a Pentagon pays defense con- fort expenses. Services Committee has pre- tures in the B.&P. and OTE recurrence of the" isolated tractors traveling the finan- Although no one knows for pared proposals for new con- accounts." past Instances "in which" de- cially risky road of research, certain where the road leads trols aimed at improving the B&P expenditures are in-' partment funds' have been sources say. until it gets somewhere, re- research program, , curred in preparing bids on— used to fund-the research of These sources, close to the search conductors contend de- The program pays the ex- or proposals for new wea- contractors on., commercial committee's work, calculate railment of the IR&D, B&P penses of a company under- pons systems or components products." .. ..., the changes could mean a and OTE would be a disaster taking research largely at its to the Pentagon. Between 1963, and 1969, the $100 million cut in funds for for them and for the future own initiative rather than un- The difference between money invested in the pro- private industry research, security of the nation. der terms of direct contracts B&P and IR&D is in the pur- gram rose from $459 million which last year cost at least This once-obscure system with the Defense Department. pose for which the work is to $759 million — covering the $759 million for running for carrying researchers on • The committee will recom- done. B&P involves specific major contractors only. It is IR&D, B&P and OTE. otherwise - financially impos- mend the Pentagon negotiate proposals, while IR&D has a not known how much has been ' Those aren't railroads. The sible trips into unknown advance agreements with all more general aim of develop- paid for thousands of smaller initials stand for Independent realms has become a source contractors who receive more ing processes, products or projects. Research and Development, of increasing concern among 1 than $2 million in IR&D, B&P service capabilities. The committee will urge a HONORED FOR SERVICE — Comdr. Jack Jernee, second from left, retiring and OTE payments during the $625 million ceiling for pay- previous fiscal year. OTE covers a group of mis- commanding officer of Naval Reserve units at Perth Amboy and Earle Naval Am- cellaneous technical activities • ments under advance agree- munition Depot, receives plaque from Assemblyman Joseph Aizolina, lieutenant There would be no major — a hybrid grouping which ments required to be negoti- 2 Are Appointed has grown as an accounting ated this fiscal year — mean- commander in the Naval Reserve and past president of the Jersey Shore Coun- boost in the number of indi- vidual negotiations because convenience. ing the money would be split cil, Navy League. Looking on are Mrs. Jernee and Lud Cerven, council president. the number of contractors The committee also will among- the 50-odd companies Comdr. Jernee, who resides on Farm Road, Middletown, was cited for 26 years To Workshop Staff covered under the new provi- call for a requirement that covered now. service to the Navy and Navy League. (Register Staff Photo) sion would be about 50 — IR&D portions of such ad- Since these firms would be RED BANK — Peter o Mr, Harvey, a Navy veter- roughly as many as under vance agreements be accom- expected to receive about 95 Scoles, executive director of an, is a graduate of the Rut- current advance agreements. panied by technical evalua- per cent of the total pay- the Monmouth Workshop, 195 gers University Sheltered The new arangements tions of contractors' proposed ments made, the committee Cash Re-enlistment Bonus W. Front St., has appointed Workshop Administration would cover all three cate- progams along these lines. says, "the ceiling actually at- Mrs. Mary Sims of Red Bank Training Program. Previous gories- — not just IR&D, "These evaluations must be fords the department leeway and Eugene Harvey of South to entering Rutgers, he was which Sen. William Proxmire, improved," the committee to exceed its present esti- Plainfield to the workshop's a supervisor and vocational D-Wis., calls "a back door says, "if the department is to mates." ' >• Weighed for Guard Reserves professional staff. adviser at the Kilmer Job boondoggle." be assured that the work done Military agencies have told Mrs. Sims, formerly of Al- Corps Center. He will act as is of great potential value to the committee they estimate Ceiling Need Seen projected total payments for WASHINGTON (AP) — The and re - enlistment in the young men, the incentive to abama, holds a master's de- a supervisor and counselor in its future needs." Pentagon is considering spe- guard or reserve. sign up in the guard and re- gree in guidance and voca- "The Defense Department The committee's proposed contractor independent tech- vocational rehabilitation. nical effort programs are $656 cial cash bonuses to lure Legislation would be re- serve is diminishing, and a tional, rehabilitation from Au- . Monmouth Workshop is a itself has acknowledged," the law also would require pay- burn University and has had million for'this year and $845 young military veterans into quired to authorize such pay- top National Guard official vocational rehabilitation cen- committee will say, "that an ments only on work relevant ments. previous workshop experience million for next year. the National Guard and the said recently "the days of ter which offers work eval- expanded ceiling of this kind to the functions and opera- reserves. Belief Stressed waiting lists and long back- in Florida and Alabama. Her emphasis will be in the test- uation, counseling, and job Officials declined to say • Secretary of Defense Mel- logs of men waiting to enter placement for the handi- how big such bonuses might vin R. Laird has stressed his the guard appear to be com- ing and the evaluation sec- tion. capped. be, but one authority said belief that the nation's nearly ing to an end." "they'd be enough for a young one million man guard - re- Laird and Ms manpower Weather: Sunny and Warm fella to make a down pay- serve structure will become aides face a dilemma on how mnt on a car." increasingly important in the Mostly sunny and warm to- or better, except briefly low- and 4:48 p.m. and low 10:18 Some key authorities be- coming years as the size of to strengthen the National Red Bank Planners day, high in mid 80s. Clear er in early morning haze to- a.m. a.nd 11:24 p.m. , lieve bonuses, along with oth- U.S. regular forces is cut. Guard and reserve without and mild tonight, low in up- morrow. For Red Bank and Rum- er benefit inducements, may The biggest problem facing spending more money. The per 60s. Tuesday mostly sun- TIDES son bridge, add two hours; OK Condominium Sea Bright, deduct 10 min- be necessary to keep the the Pentagon in maintaining programs now cost about $2.5 ny and continued quite Saady Hook guard and reserve at full warm, high in upper 80s ex- Today — High 3:42 p.m. utes; Long Branch, deduct 15 the strength of the backup billion a year. RED BANK - The Plan- and consisting of one, two strength as draft calls decline. forces centers in the Army ning Board has given site and three-bedroom units. cept near 80 at shore. and low 10:24 p.m. minutes; Highlands bridge, Idea Eyed National Guard and Army re- The various inducements plan approval for a $5 mil- There also would be a ma- Wednesday's outlook: Var- Tpmorrovy — High 4 a.m. add 40 minutes. Officials also view this ap- serve. now being considered to en- lion condominium. rina. iable cloudiness, continued quite warm. K>*******************^* proach — never before tried These elements, totaling hance guard-reserve strength The builder, Hovnanian Before final approval is with the reserves — as a way some 660,000 men, are filled would not require additional Enterpises Inc., English- granted, the applicant still In Long Branch, yester- FURNITURE CO. to build up the combat readi- to a substantial extent now funds, officials said. town, wants to erect a 12- must obtain a variance from day's high was 84 and the story building containing 96 the Zoning Board of Adjust- low was 65. It was 80 at 6 Keyport 264-0181 ness of the backup forces by with young men who chose to The proposed enlistment — WEST condominium units selling ment for a setback from the p.m. The overnight low was attracting men with service duck the draft by spending re-enlistment bonus would be property line. Features... experience. six to 10 months on active from $30,000 to $80,000 each, 57 and the temperature at 7 If approved, the bonuses duty and the balance of six paid out of funds now used A spokesman for the com- this morning was 62. + would be offered only to what years in the guard or reserve. to train the youths who now f pany said if approval is re- Cape May to Block Island: + "Kroehler" are called "prior service per- Incentive Down spend only a few months on Heuser, 62, ceived without delay, the Variable winds about 10 knots sonnel" for both enlistment As the draft takes fewer project would be completed today and five to 10 knots to- EST. 1869 if active duty and the rest of before the end of 1971. night, becoming southeast to + their obligation in the guard, Attorney, The building would provide southerly 10 to 15 knots to- Open Mon. and Fri, Evenings 'til 9 or reserve. the borough tax revenue in morrow. Fair through to- excess of $200,000 a year. morrow. Visibility five miles Grow more Other moves under consid- Dies on Trip eration to make guard - re- MATAWAN - Attorney serve service more attractive Ralph S. Heuser ST., 62, of involve increased health ben- 322 Main St. died suddenly efits, educational incentive programs, insurance, and a Wednesday in Las Vegas, revised retirement system, Nev. more'ways Born in Matawan Township, he was the son of the late Library Shows Christian and Isabelle M. with Shell .Collection Brown Heuser. RED BANK - Currently A partner in the law firm of Heuser and Heuser, here, on display at the Bed Bank he attended Wesleyan Univer- Public Library is a collection sity and graduated from Rut- of sea shells loaned by Mrs. gers Law School. A member Naomi (McGregor of Ocean- of the Monmouth Bar Asso- ciation, he had been practic- port. .. ing law in New Jersey ,since The collection features a 1931. great number of tropical Co-owner of the Don Quix- shells and fossils which rep- ote Inn, here, he was the hus- resent sea life along the Gulf band of the late Millicent Ma- Coast of Florida. The speci- caroff Heuser. EXCLUSIVE OPTIONAL mens- were collected by Mrs. fmsJvf, Sw'u-chitctttyttcjdecltbaitlss Surviving are a son, Ralph •nuKitixfc of nmvenlencn—Pooliidc, you taw • McGregor during visits to cwtftd iun dtek, drmint room*, thowtrs, plus Florida's western coastal- S. Heuser Jr., here; a daugh- ample Pliyt

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TBENTQN — Republican State Chataman John B. To Stave Off Violence Dimon says he will conijinue in his party post and will not BELFAST, Northern Ire- two areas of Londonderry ters to rush to any trouble spot. take a job as general counsel to the New Jersey Turnpike land (AP) — British troops County that are predominant- partitioned Belfast today in ly Catholic. Authorities in Bel- Liquor sales were banned. Autliority. an effort to prevent Catholic- The weekend passed peace- Dimon had been reported ready to accept toe $27,000-a- Protestant fighting during the fast ordered considerable re- fully. About 3,000 Protestants 'year turnpike post. But it was also reported that former Orangemen's annual Battle of routing of the local parade to paraded without incident to ,,Gov. Alfred Driscoll, chairman of the authority, had insisted Boyne parades. keep it away from Catholic their churches in Belfast Sun- day. In Londonderry, 500 Or- • ttat Dimon resign as Republican chairman before taking the More than 20,000 members sections. of the Orange Order were Men Certain angemen placed a wreath at turnpike counsel assignment. scheduled to parade through Thousands of British sol- the War Memorial and then Dimon said in a statement yesterday he would con- Belfast with 200 bands playing diers, police and men of the marched peacefully to church, tinue as Republican chairman because of pressure from Protestant marching songs. It Ulster Defense regiment A message from Bishop GOP leaders and candidates. was one of 19 marches in manned a steel curtain across Neil Farren urging Roman towns and cities of Northern Catholics to remain peaceful He said, "Although I am pleased to have been con- Belfast at dawn. Traffic Ireland commemorating the through the "peace line" di- during the Orange . parades sidered for the job, I feel that I want to see through the 1690 victory of the Protestants viding the city's main Protes- was read in Londonderry responsibilities I have accepted as state chairman." over the Catholics. tant and Catholic sections Catholic churches yesterday. Dimon said his action was the result of pressure from Spark Battles was halted. The death in a Belfast hos- other party figures and "their support was a big influence Last year, the parades Squadrons of armored cars pital Sunday of Patrick Elli- In my decision." STUDENT LEADERS — Jeanette Burke, left, a senior at Red Bank Catholic High touched off weeks of religious and water cannon backed up man, 60, raised the death toll School, Henry Bennett Fox, a senior at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School warfare, and tension has been the troops and police. Crack in the past tWo weeks of fight- rising since the imprisonment paratroop commandos of Bri- ing to 14. He had been shot Agnew Would Be Journalist and Dianne Bacigalupi, a senior at Red Bank High School receive Student of Catholic leader Bernadette tain's Special Air Service during rioting in tho Catholic Leadership Awards from Red Bank High School Principal Willsrd Browning, right, Devlin two weeks ago. stood by at Belfast Airport Falls Road area of Belfast WASHINGTON — Vice President Spiro T. Agnew has at the Molly Pitcher Motor Inn. The presentation, by the Red Bank Kiwanis Club, Marches were canceled in with a squadron of helicop- last weekend. confessed an ambition to one day become a included $100 U.S. Savings Bonds. television commentator or a newspaper columnist. Agnew, who has caustically criticized some current practitioners of both call- Lunar Sam les ite ings, said either job would be stimulating. The vice president was asked in an As- Major House Reforms P ^ sociated Press interview what he might do if he left public office. "That's a very hard question because To Get Floor Action Earth Similarities Hunt I said, only half jokingly, in response to a "*- *** "*-'l' "•• M.\J\JM. J- M.\J I^l-Vfll n.By. IIFDVERNM mnr.HAUGLANi AkiDn ' "The o unusuaumicii-il l propertienmrwtins s . Mr. and Mrs. Richard of the amendments, including granddaughter. Contest Judge Now Boyfriend Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shanley^ Reece (nee Marie Mc- any touching on the seniority Robert A. Braun Home (nee Linda Pellizi), 72 Col- Cormack), 18 Asbury' Ave., system, long their prime tar- for Funerals is in charge of MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The new Miss Universe, Mari- umbia Ave., Long Branch, Farmingdale, son, Saturday. get. arrangements. sol Malaret Contreras, says one of the judges who chose son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hender- her to represent Puerto Rico in the international beauty Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bisi- son (nee Ruth Grover), 267 contest later became her boyfriend and is now a sad man. caro (nee Rita Cahill), 1401 Stony Hill Road, Eatontown, He realizes, she told interviewers yesterday, that he Rustic Drive, Oakhurst, daughter, yesterday. The Willows isn't going to see much of her for the next year. daughter, yesterday. • • "Truly, he is sad. But I'm thrilled, and I think it will Mr. and Mrs. John Barbin be the most wonderful experience of my life," the jade-eyed (nee Arlene Gawler), 6 Rut- Name Kept Obscure Rest Home beauty said. ledgge Drive, Red Bank, son, HONG KONG (AP) - A yesterday. team in the Royal Air Force A Vacation for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plant tenpin bowling league called Tuesday & Wednesday Satellite Air Controls Battled (nee Roberta Zurich), 37 itself Xesevolew. When some- All the Family Bowne Ave., Atlantic High- ' one asked what it meant, a WASHINGTON (AP) — The world's major airlines are lands, son, yesterday. team member suggested he If your plans for a vacation are to allow for mem- battling a plan by American and European space agencies Mr. and Mrs. Richard Firth spell it backward. bers of the family who may not wish to travel be- to set up a costly satellite system for control of air traffic across the North Atlantic. cause of recent illness or physical infirmity, you The airlines contend the proposed system, which the Gain more leisure time, pay your bills at home may find the facilities of the rest home a happy space agencies say would be a valuable aid in preventing solution to your problem. Our accommodations collisions in skies becoming more crowded by the month, is are simple and homelike; a place where your dear premature and too expensive. Be wise...open a In an effort to resolve the dispute, the Federal Aviation ones may enjoy a period of rest or permanent Administration and the National Aeronautics and Space Ad- Checkmaster residency among congenial companions. ministration have invited the domestic and foreign airlines • Family dining room and and their trade organizations, the Air Transport Association accoui.. living room; family style and the International Air Transport Association, to a special briefing here Aug. 12. No minimum meals. Quiet, comfortable balance required rooms. Transportation to church, movies, shopping, Ship Has Whale of Problem Service is our etc. Your inspection is in- biggest asset ; .;LOS ANGELES — Crewmen on the freighter-passenger vited. sBIp President Grant suspected something was wrong during MILDRED M. SCOTT tile last 125 miles of their voyage from San Francisco. But Director they didn't know what until officials at the" dock pointed out a dead 50-foot gray whale draped under the bow. PHONE After docking yesterday, crewmen recalled noticing THE 222-4916 something but not realizing that the 573-foot, 14,000-ton ship Can we help you? CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 73 Dudlay Stroat long Branch bad hit and apparently killed a whale. MEMBER OF F.D.LC. ' ^_ NO THUSfT COMRVNV DAJtv , JULY 13,1970 MT». Crapiro Dr. Harold B. Allen, EAST KEANSBURG - 3 Arrested In RedBanF M«. Ruth M, Corpiiro, 68, of BED BANK - Three men influent* of mycoses y#* They wtrewrwtod «t l:« Obituaries 298 Port Monmouth Road wot charged wift possession terday, Police £hW lew pirn, tlter-thef Ulegodly «t- A griadtiiral Expert died Sunday In Riverview of a concealed weapon, pos- Mcldiight reported today. tempted to sell » weapon to Hospital, Red Bank, after a session of a hyperdermlc Nicholas Migliaccio, 21, the attendent at the Colonial RED BANK - Dr. Harold Bom in Albion, N.Y. to was long illness. needle, and being under the and his brother Frederick Citgo Station on E, Front St. B. Allen, 78, ed-jcator, writ- the son of the late Albert M. Mrs. Craparo was bom tat MigUlccio, 2o7"bf 1(» Harding Patrolman Dwaid R.' Wttta- er and lecturer in the U.S. and Lucy Bougbton Alien. Keyport and had resided here Joseph Connelly Road, and Carmine Canonlco, son made the arrest on the . Robin McGirt, % and abroad, died Thursday in A resident here more than 22 years. She was the daugh- HAZLET — Joseph Con- 23, of 3 Rector Place, are two possession charges and Rlvervlew Hospital after a 20 years, he was the husband ter of Mrs. Dora Van Dyke nelly, infant son of Mr, and being held in the municipal Detective Sgt. Herbert H. short illness. He lived at Rlv- of the late'Agnes Walling Al- Evans of Leonardo and the Mrs., Joseph Connelly of 32 jail here in lieu of $5,000 bail Swanson, later filed the nar- Drowns in Pool ervlew Towers, 28 Riverside len, late LeroyMSvans. Coral Drive, died Saturday each. cotics charge. . ,.• Ave. In Riverview Hospital. . He was an executive of the Also surviving are her hus- EATONTPWN — Nine-year- She was taken by the Ea- Near East Foundation, New Besides his parents, he is old Robin A. McGirt, daugh- tontown First Aid Squad to York City, and served as a band, Herman Craparo; three Mrs. Jeremiason sons, William and Herman survived' by five brothers, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monmouth Medical Center, consultant to and secretary of Jay, James, John, Jeffrey McGirt of 48 Richardson Ave. where she was pronounced KEYPORT - Mrs. Petra its board of directors from Craparo Jr., here, and James Craparo of Keansburg; a and Jeremy Connelly, at drowned Friday night in the dead. Jeremiason, 88, of 100 Luppa- 1957 until his death. home; a sister, Jean Marie swimming pool of the Stoney Robin was born in Newark, tatong Ave. died Friday in daughter, Mrs. Ruth Flannl- He earned his BS degree gan, here; six brothers, Leroy Connelly, also at home; his Hill Garden Apartments. but had spent most of her the Ivy House Nursing Home, paternal grandparents, Mr. Middletown. She was the wife in agriculture in 1922 from . Evans of Plttsfield, Mass., Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman, life here. She was a third Butgers University, where and Mrs, Herbert Connelly of county medical examiner, grade student at the Marga- of Enevoid Jeremiason. Arnold Evans of Perth Am- he was graduated Phi Beta boy, Robert Evans of Fair Irvlngton, and his maternal ruled the girl's death was ret Vetter School. Mrs. Jeremiason was born Kappa, and his master's in grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. caused by submersion. in Soften, Denmark, and had Haven, George Evans of Bel- She was a Brownie with the 1927. He received the honor- ford, Charles Evans of Nep- Paul Pucci of Paterson. Police Chief William Zador- Presbyterian Church Brownie resided in Perth Amboy 50 ary degree of doctor of letters Arrangements are under ozny said the girl was spot- years prior to moving here tune and Roderick Evans, troop. She attended the AME ftvm Rutgers in 1937 for out- serving with the Army in the direction of the Day Fu-1 Suits pushing off hangers, Nateltont SALE. ted in the pool by a lifeguard Zion Church, where she 10 years ago. standing work in agriculture Vietnam; a sister, Mrs, Wil- neral Home of Keyport. l^niftiMtuimimiNiniwinnimifflniiiKmiuiiwiarnMOtuii* who pulled her out and at- served as an usher. abroad. tempted to revive her. She was a member of Uie liam Lorsen of Leonardo, and Besides her parents, she is Keyport Reformed Church. President of the National eight grandchildren. 8»rvinsi Omr 20,000 Sttliflod CllsnH for Ov«r 10 Y»ar»" survived by her paternal Also surviving are a daugh- Farm School In Bucks Coun- Arrangements are under Otto Mentcn grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mrs. Norman R. Scott, ty, Par, from 1939-43, he was EAST KEANSBURG-OttO Jerry MeGirt; her great- here; five grandchildren, and recipient ol many medals and ,the direction of the Scott Fu- KOM Menten, 86, of 381 Port Mon- grandmother, Mrs. Agnes nine great-grandchildren. awards from foreign coun- neral Home of Belford. Hooker, and a half brother, mouth Road died Friday in Arrangements are under tries for his agricultural ser- the John L. Montgomery,Me- Robert L. McGirt, all of Ea- vice to them. RED BANK tontown. the direction of the Scott Fu- Mrs. Grace Wiedman morial Home, Freehold. He neral Home of Belford. He had been a vocational COLTS NECK - Mrs. Cuitam DulfMr, Mr. Danny Pwilabl, *f Honq Kong will b* was a retired employe of the The Robert A. Braun Home agriculture teacher in New . Grace Wledman, 77, of Free- In R«s] Bank for 2 days, July 14rh and lltk. New York Bell Telephone Co. fop Funerals, Eatontown, is in Itosario Fina York and at the former Leon- hold Road died Thursday in OONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY/ Mr. Menten was born in charge of arrangements. ardo High School. the Holmdel Nursing Home. Get custom measured for your tailored Men's Suits, New York City and had also RED BANK - Rosario He, was a member of Red Sport Coats, Shirto-ladies Suits, Dresw, Formalwear, Coats. Mrs. Wiedman was born in resided in Fort Lauderdale, Mrg. Earl Reeder Fina, 95, of 30 W. Sunset Bank Presbyterian Church SELECT Fla., until moving here. . Westfield. She was the widow 100% S ATM ACTION GUARANTUD Ave. died Thursday in the and of the U.S. Power Squad- FROM OVER 7,000 He is survived by a daugh- MANCHESTER TOWN- Navesink Pavilion, here. of William Wiedman. Ladjei Silk Suiti * !,,™.,$4J.O0 Men'i Silk-Wod Srito ,.. $4&S0 SHIP — Mrs. Margaret L. ron, Shrewsbury Branch, fMPORTED SAMPLES Cubmete Sport Co»t« ,835.00 ter, Mrs. Gladys Freysinger, Born in Italy, he was a res- Surviving are a brother, Surviving are a son, Harold Sea display of Hong Ladiet Cuhmere Tojieoit_.$58,50 here;,a son, Raymond Men- Heeder, 64, of 150A Azalea CMiuaere Overcoats . ,„,, 158 JO Drive, Crestwood Village, for- ident here 20 years and for- Paul H. Allen of Kenoza Lake, ' Wiedman of Llnderhurst, Kons Beaded Sweaters. Beaded Swtater* • $10.00 Shirts (Momjinmmed) __$ «0 ten of College Point, N.Y.; six merly lived in Union Beach. N.Y., and a sister, Mlsa Hel- N.Y,, and a sister, Mrs. Ma- Beaded Blouses, Beaded Beaded Glove. ,.„..,„..„,„IKCtUOIN*'CUtTO$ l;5O M *UTT grandchildren, and six great- merly of Marlboro, died Fri- Hand Bags', Beaded day in Jersey Shore Medical Surviving are his widow, en E. AUen of Albion. bel Haggerty of Westfield, For appointment, call Mr. Punjab! qt Howard Johnson'* Meter grandchildren. Arrangements are under . The Higgins Memorial Gloves, ana many other Lodg. en Star* HI|bw«V 35, Mtdeletawn. Phint »7»-34M. Arrangements are under Center, Neptune. Mrs. Brigida Bangulo Fina; beaded items. three daughters, Mrs. And-direction of the Scott Funeral Home, Freehold, is in charge TILEPHQNE ANYTIME • HOMK APDWIBWl >.p, >OK «OC». nMHMONP, VA. ***** the direction of the John J. Mrs. Reeder was born in Home, Belford. of arrangements. Ryan Home for Funerals, Springfield Township and rew Romano, here, Mrs. Keansburg. moved here a year ago from Grace Diodato of New York Marlboro. Cjty and Mrs. Anthony La- She was a member of the conte of Union Beach; seven Arthur C. Martin Lakehurst Presbyterian grandchildren, and 13 great- LINCROFT — Arthur C. Church. grandchildren. Martin, 79, of Silverbrook Surviving are her husband, Arrangements are under Place, died yesterday, at the W. Earl Reeder; her mother, Navesink Pavilion, Red Bank, direction of the Day Funeral Mrs. Cora Lippincott of Home, Keyport. after a lengthy illness. Mount Holly; two sons, David. Mr. Martin was born in Jer- S. Reeder of Allentown and sey City and lived in Bloom- Earl Reeder' of Florham Grover L. Johnson' field before moving here in Park; two brothers, Wilbur HIGHLANDS - Grover t. February. Lippincott of Columbus and Johnson, 68, of 8. Fourth St. He retired In 1954 after 45 Earl Lippincott of Mount Hol- died Saturday in the New years with the New Jersey ly, and five grandchildren. Jersey Memorial Home for Bell Telephone Co, He was a Arrangements are under Veterans, Vineland, He wa,s communicant of the Sacred the direction of the Peppier a former scoutmaster here. Heart Catholic Church of Funeral Home, Bordentown. Bloomfield and was a mem- Mr. Johnson was a lifelong ber of the McCully Chapter resident here and a member of the" Telephone Pioneers. William G. Thomas of St. Andrew's Episcopal Surviving are his widow, LONG BRANCH - William Church. He was an Army Mrs. Josephine O'Connor Mar- G. Thomas, 65, of 495 Patten veteran of World»War II and tin; a son, Albert E. Martin, Ave. died Friday in Mon- an exempt member of the Mantoloking; two daughters, inouth. Medical Center. Highlands Fire Department. Mrs. Alfred E. Hudson, Ver- Mr. Thomas was born in He is survived by a sister, ona, and Mrs. John X. Ma- New York City and lived here Mrs. Caroline DeSheplo pf guire, Lincroft, and seven 32 years. He was self-em- Long Branch,' Suia several grandchildren. ployed in public relations. nieces and nephews*. The John E. Day Funeral Surviving are his widow, Arrangements are under Home of Bed Bank, is in Mrs. Anne Minaldi Thomas; charge of arrangements. the direction of Posten's Fu- a son, William G. Thomas Jr. neral Home, Atlantic High- DEATH NOTICES of West Long Branch; eight lands. DEAN — Elisabeth W.. an M. on daughters, Mrs. Betty Acker Wednesday, July 8. l«70. of 200 Laurel Dr.. Highlands. Home of her of Fair Haven, Mrs. Jacque- son. Major Kredertc W. Pechln. Me- morial services 1 p.m. Mon July line Giglio of West Long Daniel Tschabanetz 13. at the Worden Funeral Home. 60 Branch, Mrs. Audrey Rush, E Front Bt. Red Bunk, with Rev. RED BANK — Daniel Charles S. Wcfoeter officiating. In Mrs. Barbara DeSantis, Mrs. lieu of flowers, please send contribu- Tschabanetz, 80, of 17 Pearl tions UJ American Cancer Society, Miriam Migliaccio, Mrs. Nat- St. died Saturday in the Gar- or your favorite charity. alie Coppola, Mrs. Carol Res- MARTIN — Arthur C, of Lincroft and den state Nursing Home, formerly of Eloomfleld on July 12. cigno and Mrs. Judith T. Strol- 1970 Husbana of Josephine (nee Holmdel. O'Connor) father of Albert Martin, lo of Long Branch, and 36 Doris Hudson and Marilyn Mafulre Mr. Tschabanetz was born Requiem Mass Tuesday 9 a.m. at grandchildren. St. l*o The Great, R.C. Church, in Russia, and came to this Lincroft. No visiting hours. In lieu Arrangements are under of flowers massjes or contribution! to the direction of the Hoffman country to reside in Red Bank the Btoomfleld or Uncroft First Aid Squads preferred. Funeral Home. In 1951. He was a retired gardener and formerly worked for Lov ett's Nursery. He was a mem- ber of St. Nicholas Russian Main Office: Orthodox Church, Red Bank. lof Ckeslmt SI., Bed Bank, N. t. 01701 You could be if your savings Branch Oflicel: Surviving are several neph- •71 BI. 31, Mldtletawn, N. J. MOEM BaiIl Main 81., rrrrbolj, ». 1. ews. Braadmy, Lost Branch, N. I. , Arrangements are under are not earning interest • established la 181* by John H. Cook and Hnvr Clay the direction of the John E. PabUshad by Tha Bad Bank Brrltler Incorporated Member of tha Asiociited Preai — TS« Ajieditad Prill li antltlcA Day Funeral Home. from day of deposit to day of neiuXvelXl y to thtine us. for republlatrjpubllcitlol n of all tthha ioealooal nrwnnni printeintdd1 I s UUnna •ewspaper aa »«ll aa all Ar news dlipatehsi.

mm •** aja VI IV4 «* milling office Mrs. Edna Beatty 1 month—12.75 through Friday I monlha—»T.l EAST ORANGE — MM. Compare New Jersey National Bank's way of paying Subscription Prices 1n Advanc* Edna Mae Beatty, 71, of 393 _. _. . Home Delivery by Carrier — Main St., died Friday in East interest with your present plan. If you are not earning BlniH eopy at counter, lfl centi: by Carrlar 50 Cents Ptr Wart Orange General Hospital. She was the widow of Jack , "ddy in, day out" interest you could be losing money! Beatty. .... _•_ AN *'x of' our savings plans earn interest compounded Mrs. Beatty was born In Newark and had resided daily, paying you the highest interest rates offered by there until moving here. She is survived by two any full-service bank. daughters, Mrs. Helen Bart- ruff of Keansburg, and Mrs. And here's another plus... all regular savings deposits Janet Kilpatrick of Middle- town; a sister, Mrs. Cathe- made by the tenth day of each quarter earn interest rine Noyme, here, and 10 grandchildren. from the first! Arrangements are under the direction of the John J. Most savings institutions have just concluded their Ryan Home for Funerals, Keansburg. interest period, so now's a good time to stop by and Tuesday & Wednesday ask about our six savings plans. Postal Drivers After all, why go on losing money? Get Awards RUMSON - National Safe- ty Council Safe Driver awards were presented to" 13 members of the Rumson Post CANTALOUPES Office by Postmaster Oscar Benson. • Each man was presented a pin and a card showing the NEW years of safe driving to his credit. -apr JERSEY Receiving the awards were: Anthony Scalzo, 15 years; Thomas F. Lapare, 12 years; NATIONAL Wilbur F. Symington Jr., sey> en years; Adolph, T. Serfin ; BANK FA FULI>, 362 Broad St. & Mapl five years; Thomas E. As- mussen, Leeonard T. Friscia, SERVICE Bernard W. Glendon and Al- BANK BANK fred R. Spahr, four years; James H. Cayanaugh, Nor- man E. Chlldress, Arnold D, MEMBIR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Kaplan, and Vincent W, Dom- «t» idion, three years; and John M. Dunbar Jr., one year. [EJ3AIIXBJEG1STEB, lEDLBAlK.JnDlttilQEKJLXj-MQSpAY, JULY 13^.1920.. Treasurer Says Cahill May Avoid Early New Tax TRENTON (AP) - State this time on whether New Jer- mate or that the governor come tax will be recom- sions based on political ex- let the political fallout be a Treasurer Joseph 'McCrane sey will get an income tax. and the legislature will agree ended and Cahill has said he pediency. So without relating residual factor. feels the Cahill administra- or an increase in the sales on some new programs that does not rule out the possi- to the politics of the situa- "That is the way he has FLUHR'S FUEL KIDS' tion can get through 1971 tax beyond 1971. He said would require more money." bility of an income tax during operated in the past and that without new or increased such a prediction would be McCrane said Cahill would his four years in office. tion, I think the governor has is the way he has asked us to operate. I assume he is BECAUSE WERE SOLD taxes. nothing more than crystal await a report from his State "My opinion is that things operated and will continue to And it's no "tall tale" , Next year is a legislative ball gazing. Tax Policy Commission be- end upright politically if operate on this basis: He will going to wait. When his back ON WHAT WE SELL— WE WAVE AH EATING- election year and lawmakers He said he expected growth fore charting a financial you do the right thing," said rely on making the decision hits the wallpaper, he will when we tell you that make the best decision in the TALE TO TELL are traditionally loathe to in revenues from existing course beyond next year. McCrane, "the thing that at the time that in his opin- our Fuel Oil will give enact taxes when running Members of the committee should be done as distin- ion is the best for the state interest of the taxpayers of sources to finance the state New Jersey." for, reelection. ..;..... budget for the fiscal year have indicated that an in- guished from making deci- of New Jersey. And he will you steadier, cleaner- However, McCrane said po- starting July 1, 1971. burning heat, more litical factors will not be a "For example, yield from economically every consideration when Gov. Wil- the corporate tax is $10 mil- liam T. Cahill is up for re- lion higher this year than we time! Order yours to- election. expected," McCrane said. Court Okays in-Family Suits day. In an interview with the "Then we also expect to Newark News, McCrane was have surplus funds from the,, TRENTON (AP) — A di- puts the pursuit of dollars jury would be able to deter- left on the staircase and for- asked whether he thought it budget for the fiscal year be- vided New Jersey Supreme above morality." mine when collusion existed. ('n' about?" he asked. "Is it would be political disaster for ginning this July to apply to Court overthrew Friday a Francis, who was joined in And he questioned if the not applicable if the father Cahill to move for an income the budget year beginning in long-standing tradition and the dissent by Justices Fred- doctrine could be limited to auegecuy leaves his tube of tax prior to Hie 1973 guberna- 1971. ruled that members of fami- erick W. Hall and Vincent S. auto accident cases. suntan lotion in the bathroom torial election. McCrane said Possibilities Eyed lies may sue each other in Haneman, said that the new "Is the principle not appli- within reach of his young son he expected Cahill would do ; "I would like to emphasize auto accident cases. law would victimize insurance cable when a husband alleg- who uses it, thinks it to be uiaFLUHRi what is best for New Jersey that although we try to antic- In two 4-3 decisions, the companies. edly falls over his minor son's toothpaste, and then becomes FUEL OIL • BURNER SALES £ SERVICE and "let the political fallout ipate and foresee all contin- high court said that practical roller skates which his wife violently ill?" gencies, there is always the He dismissed Proctor's con- be a residual factor." reasons for barring suits be- tention that a trial judge and McCrane said he couldn't possibility that tax yields tween husbands and wives or make a personal prediction at may be less than we esti- parents and their children, no longer existed. In the past, such suits have been dis- Ex-Special allowed. MARINiVIIW SAVIMQS The decisions were made Patrolman after Justice Haydn Proctor, ... Gives You More who in the past had voted Sentenced Don't Miss for your against allowing such suits to be filed, changed his mind FREEHOLD — Former This and voted to allow them. Special Patrolman Eobert Ed- RED SNAPPER MONEY Proctor, in fact, wrote the win Letts Sr. of Stone Road, Seafood majority opinion, and was Hazlet, has received a sus- joined by Chief Justice Jo- pended 2-to-5-year state pri- Treat! FILLET Rnast seph Weintraub and Justices son term in County Court for grand larceny. Into. Frozen Swings C. Thomas Schettino and Na- MR. DM

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RED BANK-362 BROAD STREET MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY PSICES EfrECTWE THRU IMS, HIY I4tt W RMfBI TMHRI[OHC BUNCH,H HKIIUNK. WET RESPONSIBLE FOR DM. EUUMB. MR 90 MONMOUTH STREET 741-6000 RED BANK. NEW JERSEY THE REPORTER 'i&Cm*mi**& Established in 1878 - Published by The Bed Bank Register, Incorporated Pens vs. Bottles M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishei msHOP •"•'•'' - '"; *** ThereV^&K^iim~ weU propagated; canard th« Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor authors (and. H^sgaBgrtnen, too) are, as a profession!* Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor group, drunfcards. 1 do not rise in wrath to defend my crans but I would like to point to a simple truth: if a writes —6 ' Monday, July 13, 1970 drinks excessively, he cannot produce. If he can't produce^ the editors will not renew contracts, r; Dr. Donald W,% Goodwin of St. Louis; assistant :professor% of psychiatry at Wash* ington. School of Medicine says that famous writers have a higher inclaence of aB coholismrthan any other group. His fig Environment: International Problem ures are between a third and a half. I will natch my 41 years of observation against Rep. James J. Howard's call for a item of a major commercial fishery his figures any time. . conference to set up an international which helps to feed the world popula- Let him tick off all the writing sots he environmental agency is aimed at a tion and involves more millions in knows, and I will enumerate the'famous problem that is becoming increasingly revenue. writers I know who (1) Do not drink at all; BISHOP (2),Have never been known to be in- The salmon is anadromous—breed- obvious and increasingly pressing. toxicated. - When the problems of water pollu- ing within national boundaries in fresh The good doctor falls into almost all of the. fables tion began to elicit concern several water, moving out to sea where it regarding writers, including: "it is obsessional, a form ' decades ago, it soon became apparent spends most of its adult life, then re- of exhibitionism . . . alcohol lowers inhibitions and makes turning to the rivers of its birth to it easier for people to show off ... writing is lonely the issue was not to be met at state work ... wTiters are notorious sufferers of insomnia ..." spawn. Under international agreement levels. Most of our major waterways * * * . span state boundaries and the contam- such fish are the property of the na- ONLY THE SOTS who write subscribe to those senti- ination produced by one locality may. tions of their birth—primarily Canada, ments. They desire to feel buffeted by the cruel ex- spread through an entire region. Na- Norway, Britain and Sweden, in the actitude demanded of their work and, in their insecurity, salmon's case. they tell their sober friends how "lonely" the typewriter tional controls became imperative. can be. The drunkards are the insecure ones; they re- Now it is equally apparent that pol- In recent years commercial fisher- quire a pre-set excuse for a bad book. lution knows no national boundaries. men of Denmark and Greenland have F. Scott Fitzgerald felt that he was slipping so he hit "The fouling of our air, the poison- discovered the salmon's feeding the bottle. Eugene O'Neill had a dismal despairing opinion ing of our water and the exploitative grounds in the open seas and their of the harsh world, and he softened and roseated the harvest of the salmon has multiplied atmosphere with belts of booze. Hemingway was a drink- consumption of our national resources, er, not a drunkard, until he began to suspect that he was while they are caused in one place, so greatly that the survival of the losing his mind. William Faulkner couldn't goad himself have effects beyond the borders of species is seriously threatened. The to write the next rambling incoherent sentence without any one nation," Mr. Howard points commercial interests — especially the j two crutches( of bourbon. out. The ultimate example of that fact Danes — are reaping an economic j True. But American publishers put out about 30,- is in the DDT contamination detected bonanza and are not about to give it I 0M trade books each year and they cannot afford chronic up.. • \ boozers because they have (1) Strangled whatever talent in both North and South Polar regions, they, have; (2) The resulting manuscript is dull, repetitious thousands of miles from where any Such examples of international and highly opinionated. Good writers who sip more than DDT was ever sown. conflict of interest are many, and they a cocktail or two in the evening are committing editorial There's another area of rapidly will continue to multiply as expand- suicide. growing need for control and coopera- ing populations make resource preser- Dr. Goodwin's statement might be turned against him A CONSERVATIVE VIEW and his fellows by stating that 30 to 50 per cent of all tion in that "exploitative consumption vation problems more vital an* more J psychiatrists are neurotic. They can take the kinks out of of our natural resources" item Rep. complex. / the minds of their patients, but they cultivate their own. Howard mentions. Action along lines suggested by The Obscenity Law Forest Some I have known doubted their own sanity. A current example of world-wide Rep. Howard is imperative. We would By JAMES J. KILPATRICK tions, "it is clear that the judgments can- The so-called loneliness of writing is good for the concern here is the future of the At- hope the U. S. government would act The Supreme Court continues to wan- not stand." writer. I have spent a year, so far, researching my 18th. soon to initiate a move for an inter- der, as lost as the castaways of The Temp- The Redrup opinion contained a glim- book, "The Days of Martin Luther King," and I "employ lantic salmon. Salmo salar is the ulti- no assistants to undertake the drudgery of research, nor national body to protect assets — est, in a forest of obscenity law. This is a mer of judicial light in one paragraph only. mate quarry of the fly fisherman on "maze trod indeed through forthrights and This came in a terse observation that none , the work of writing the book from 1,500,000 words of notes. both sides of the North Atlantic and clean air, wat'Fli*i4rW,.Gerold FrankrJtobert Frost. . Associate Justice Harry A. Blackmun, the First and Fourteenth Amendments Nancy Mitford, William -Bolitho, Edna St. Vincent MiUayJ performing at the Marine Park. The vantage of this example of Culture and in his first written statement as a mem- necessarily prescribe a national and uni- Carl Sandburg, James Joyce, William Shirer; Margaret getting there, overlooking the beauti- enjoyment in our midst. The Municipal ber of the Court, provided a clue when he form measure — rather than one capable Leech, Will Durant, Rebecca West, LeComte de Nuay and ful Navesink River, is a perfect loca- Band and Marine Park have much to dissented in a case known as Hoyt v. Minn- of some flexibility and resting on concepts hundreds of other highly successful writers? Are they tion for the concert We cannot think offer on a summer's Wednesday night. esota. This was an entirely typical obscen- of reasonableness — of what each of our alcoholics? v . ity prosecution under state law, and it fol-;, several states constitutionally may do to No, doc. The list could go on and on ad nauseam. It lowed, alas, what has become an entirely regulate obscene products within its bor- has been my experience that the few writers who hit tiik INSIDE WASHINGTON predictable course. Tlie defendant was con- ders." • ; skids, are those wW have a none-too-secret fear" that the victed, in Minnesota; his. conviction was Blackmun went on to note that six.of talent for telling a story has fled, and they are left with ringingly affirmed by that state's highest Minnesota's seven appellate judges had uncertainly and fear. - court, and then the conviction was sum- found the material in the Hoyt case "filth In a newspaper office, (which he did not mention) marily overturned on June 29, without ar- for the sake of filth." He could not agree there are always a few boozers, but the city desk watches 'Fly Betore-You-Buf gument or discussion, by a majority of the that they were "so obviously misguided these men and their work and they become the recipients Supreme Court. that they are to be summarily reversed on of blunt warnings: In percentages, the figure may be By ROBERT S. ALLEN of performance specifications for the new THIS IS ALL the high court has been the authority of Redrup." Burger and Har- higher among policemen, embalmers, and advertising ex- and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH A-X. saying lately, and this is what it said two lan joined in Blackmun's dissent. ecutives. « While it is conducting a rescue oper- Envisioned is an airplane costing weeks ago in Hoyt: "The petition for cer- All this suggests that three musketeers If Doctor Goodwin would accept a tip it would be ation for the giant C5A cargo plane, the about $1 to $1.5 million after all research tiorari is granted and the judgment is re- now have rallied to a kind of states' rights that he remain out of the writing field, and I'll stop. Pentagon is quietly preparing for a new and development is completed. The Air versed. Redrup v. New York, 386 U.S. 767." - view of obscenity law. If they\can pick up practicing psychiatry. We'll meet at the corner tavern type of plane procurement, one which Force wants a single-seat plane weighing In predicating its summary action upon two more — perhaps Stewart and White for a coke on ice ... • will carry a Nixon Administration trade- up to 35,000 pounds with a speed of 400 the Redrup cases, decided May 8,1967, the — maybe Brennan as well — they could mark to 500 nautical miles per hour. majority once again was ducking, bobbing 'command a working majority. To be.sure,' ' There will be a sharp ' * * , * and weaving. For Redrup was no law at the mind boggles at 50 different standards FROM OUR READERS contrast with the C5A ONE IMPORTANT air force require- all; it was a masterpiece of obfuscation. of what is locally obscene. Such a prospect • i1 "package" as it was orig- ment is a "loiter" capability — fuel and All the Court held in the three obscenity promises chaos; but at least it would be inally purchased several arms to stay airborne over a contested cases decided that day was that no mat- ordered chaos, which is better than the years ago under the di- area for at least two hours. Specifications ter how one views the constitutional ques- disordered chaos that now prevails. Valuable Institute rection of former Defense call for short takeof' landing capabil- Secretary Robert S. Mc- ity so that small airfields, and even high- 105 Division St. Namara. Fly-before-you- ways, can be used by the A-X. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Keyport, N. J. To the Editor: buy will be the new Another important Air Force require- I,. watchword. ment is "survivability" — an ability to I, would like to publicly thank the Keyport Literary The new plan in- take punishment The A-X prototypes are Revolution in Movies Club and the New Jersey State Federation of Women's ALLEN Volves' a prototype com- being touted as the first planes to be de- Clubs for making Girls' Citizenship Institute possible. By SYLVIA PORTER dinner-and-talk, it is obvious even to me As a delegate who attended the institute, I person- petition between the two companies whose signed with survivability as a principal Fritz goes to the movies twice a week. that the movies are again in a revolution- versions of a new plane look best on pa- ally commend the federation for providing an invaluable He would go even more often if his gang ary phase. • • experience for 400 girls from every corner of the state. Aside per. The idea is to get a pre-purchase The Air Force expects competing plane could find enough appealing new movies Smith may not be, exaggerating when look at real, operating hardware and give makers to use existing technology and ex- from the educational seminars, the institute created the in the neighborhood to go to. he claims that "film making is America's, opportunity for the making of cherished friendships that competitors the best incentive to avoid isting hardware to meet the performance Barbara goes to the movies once a and soon will be the world's, most widely cost overruns like those goals. It has not specified a power plant will endure many, many years. week. She'd go more of- accepted form of cultural expression." In closing, I wish to extend my best wishes to the which have plagued the for the new plane or even required that it ten if she and her hus- Movie-makers can and will take their C5A. be turbofan or turboprop. federation for the continuance of GCI. band weren't economiz- place among our great artists if they real- Sincerely, The projected A-X, a * * * ing now. ly do tackle our social problems and probe plane with which the Air Helene goes every our character motivations without fear or Kathryn A. DeAngelo Force plans to provide CONGRESSIONAL HURDLES - Like many other new weapon systems, the A-X two weeks. She'd go more phoniness. better close air support often if she could swal- for Army ground units, has some problems on Capitol Hill. As a What may this revolution consist of? support plane for ground troops, the A-X low today's sex-and-vio- '—THE GROWTH of the multi-auditor- is now scheduled for such lence offerings. a prototype competition. seems to some House and Senate doves ium or mini-theater — catering to the di- At stake is a purchase of to be a Vietnam-type weapon, and it is And Gerry goes ev- vergent tastes of various groups. You could therefore suspect. ery four weeks. He see your sex film in one mini-theater; I riimsiwiTii nearlv 1**************? PLANNED TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS! miano, Fred W. Schantz, Mr. mouth County United Fund, Guire, W. Thomas Bennett, were inducted by Howard H. Harmon M. Bradford, How- Woolley. ard H. Woolley, Alfred R. Mr. Camassa announced Juska, Louis H. Farb, John that there would be no jneet- G. Lawley, H. Ellsworth ing Friday because of the Holmes, G. Edmund Ed- July Fourth holiday. wards, Lloyd F. Christianson, SALE Sidney B. Johnson, Clarence W. Withey, J. Fred. 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HAZLET — Miss Shelley Virginia Black became the MIDDLETOWN - The Old First Church was the setting bride of Gary Paul Foulks, Saturday, at a ceremony per- here Saturday for the marriage of Miss Marilyn Roberta formed here in St. John's Methodist Church. A reception Lawley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Lawley, 42 was held in The Cobblestones, Middletown. Conover Lane, to Thomas^Avery Hewett, son of Mr. and Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Fraser Mrs. Richard Hewett of East Lansing, Mich. The Rev. Ross Black, 2 Park Drive, Middletown, and Middletown Town- Blaokmer officiated. ship Mayor Harold H. Foulks and Mrs. Foulks, 667 Greene A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. Ave., Belford. The couple are graduates of Middletown Township High , The bride, a graduate of Middletown Township High School. The bride attended Vermont College in Montpelier. School and Wellesley (Mass.) College, was awarded an Her husband, a student at Brookdale Community Col- MA degree in teaching from Harvard Graduate School. She lege, attended St. Peter's Colle{j$ Jersey City, and is em- wjll be a kindergarten teacher this fall in Briarcliff Manor, ployed by Mullaney Realty, Middletown. N. Y. Mrs. Thomas Hewett Mrs. Gary Foulks The couple will reside in Middletown. Mr. Hewett received a B.S. degree from Michigan (The former Marilyn Lawley) (The former Shelley Black) State University and an M.S. degree and Ph.D. from Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology. In September, he will be Qregg'Nagel an assistant professor at the City University of New York. The couple will reside in New York. A Bridal Note RED BANK - Miss Mary The bride was graduated Eloise Nagel, daughter of from Monmouth Regional Due to the Increased vol- Mrs. Carl E. Nagel, 54 Barker High School and received an Mrs. William Gregg 3rd Mrs. Dean Steppe Ave., Shrewsbury Township, associate degree from Mon- (The former Mary Nagel) (The former Rhonda Ryznar) Rainkd'Howland ume of weddings and in our and the late Mr. Nagel, was mouth College. married here yesterday in the FAIR HAVEN - Miss Di- The bride, an alumna of interest of continuing to use Airman Gregg, who is sta- First Presbyterian Church, to tioned at McGuire Air Force ane Eagleson Howlan'd was Rumson-Fair Haven Regional all announcements, readers Air Force Airman William Base, was graduated from married here Saturday in the High School, is a 1970 gradu- are requested to submit bri- Edwin Gregg 3rd, son of Mr. Red Bank High School and at- Engagements Catholic Church of the Nativ- and Mrs. William E. Gregg, ate of Ohio Wesfeyan Univer- tended Brookdale Community dal announcements preferab- Jr., 96 Borden St., Shrews- ity, to Stanley Raymond Rain- College. sity, Delaware, Ohio. bury. ka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- ly in advance, or directly Ttlr. Rainka, a graduate of A reception was held in the The couple will reside at ley Joseph Rainka of Roches- after the wedding. Bridal Pittsford (N.Y.) Central High Elk's Club, Long Branch. McGuire Air Force Base. ter, N.Y. photographs received two The bride is the daughter School, and Kenyon College, weeks or more after the cere- Steppe'Ryznar of Mr. and Mrs. George Wil- Gambier, Ohio, class of 1970, liam Howland Jr., 19 Circle will attend Temple School of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Bed Drive, Rumson. Dentistry in Philadelphia in The First Presbyterian Bank. A reception was held in the the fall. The couple will re- Church was the setting here The bride, a graduate of Channel Club, Monmouth Mrs. S. Raymond Rainka Saturday for the marriage of Middletown Township High Beach." side in that city. Th former Diane HldX MON.-TUES.-WED. Miss Rhonda Marie Ryznar, School, is employed in the in- SPECIAL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- stallment loan department of , SHAMPOO ward S. Ryznar, 214 Valley the Monmouth County Na- tional Bank, Little Silver. 1.95. Drive, Atlantic Highlands, to The bridegroom, an alum- Charity Ball Time Nears Coast Guard Seaman Appren- Miss Trahan , Miss Frleder tice Dean Edward Steppe, son nus of Henry Hudson Region- al School, attended Brookdale OCEANPORT - Monmouth gala evening which annually will be provided by Lester of Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Community College. He is sta- Waters-Trahan Park's Centennial Ball, cele- benefits Monmouth County Lanin's society orchestra. Steppe, 98 Barker Ave., BAYTOWN, Tex. — Mr. and Mrs. Numa J. Trahan of brating the track's 100th an- charities. Realized from last tioned on Governor's Island, Honorary chairman of this Shrewsbury Township. Baytown, announce ttie engagement of their daughter, Miss niversary, will be held this year's ball was the sum of N.Y., attending Electronics year's event will be Mrs. Wil- A reception was held in the Technician School. Janice Lee Trahan, to George Lawrence Waters, son of year on the evening of Satur- $137,000, the largest amount Mr. and Mrs. George W. Waters, 124 Rumson Road, Rumson, day, July 25, under the di- ever distributed. During the liam T. Cahill, wife of New N. J. An Aug. 15 wedding is planned. rection of the Monmouth Park 23-year period, the Monmouth Jersey's governor. Serving as THURS. SPECIAL QrassO'Qranata The bride-elect and her fiance will be seniors at North Turf Charity Ball and Car- Park Charity Fund has dis- co-chairmen are Mrs. Philip PERMANENT WAVE Texas State University irj Denton. She is an alumna of Rob- nival Committee. tributed a total of $1,873,442 H. Iselin, Oceanport, Amory KEYPORT - Miss Barbara The bride was graduated ert E. Lee High School and Lee Junior College here. to local service organizations. L. Haskell Jr., Middletown, The ball this year will mark Bernard B. White, Locust and 7.73 COMPLETE Jane Granata and William T. from Red Bank Catholic High Mr. Waters, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional the 24th anniversary of this CUT • WASH • SET A wide choice of games of G. Barker Seeley, Holmdel. Grasso exchanged marriage School. She received a bach- High School, attended Cornel] University and Upsala College, East Orange, N J. skill will attract patrons TMJRS., FRI., SAT. SPECIAL «J» • vows during the Nuptial Mass elor of arts degree in mathe- v SHAMPOO & SET M, celebrated by the Rev. Sal- along the glittering midway matics at Caldwell College Holy Name Sets ™ The above ipecials do not £ vatore Lavigni here in St. Jo- Smith-Frleder throughout the evening and WHEN DECORATING and will teach in St. John Vi- include major holiday weeks seph's Catholic Church on CLARK — Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frieder of Clark, formerly hundreds of dollars of donated tav* year Draperiti £ NOW OPEN SUN. 10-41 # anney High School, Holmdel, Family Picnic cleaned by • . . June 27. of Newark, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss gifts will be auctioned. The parents of the couple in September. Joan Rene Frieder, to Donald V. Smith, son of Mrs. Valen- LONG BRANCH - The Adjust-a-Drape are Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. The bridegroom was grad- tine Smith, 40 Ridge Road, Rumson, and the late Mr. Smith. Holy Name Society of Holy The decor will be in keep- — FOLD FINISHING — •BEAUTY* ing with the anniversary • ON-THE-MALL Granata, 381 Maple Place, uated from Mater Dei High Miss Frieder, a graduate of Weequahic High School, is a Trinity Catholic Church here A Special Proun Tliat Keyport, and Mr. and Mrs. School, New Monmouth. He senior majoring in elementary education at Trenton State will hold a family picnic, Aug. theme and committee mem- GUARANTEES LENGTH William Grasso, 96 Pomona served in the U.S. Coast College. As a participant in a domestic exchange program, 9 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. in bers that night will wear After Dry Clrtnln? • SUPERAMA * costumes depicting ladies and Blvd., Cliffwood Beach. Guard and is employed at she spent her sophomore year at Gorham State College of Holmdel County Park. miller's drapery SHOPPING CENTER • Mullaney Realty Corp., Mid- the University of Maine. gentlemen of the 1870 period. A reception was held in the Andrew E. Ruscil is chair- dealers • New Shrewsbury Holiday Inn at Hazlet. dletown. He is recorder in St. Mr. Smith, an alumnus of Red Bank Catholic High Continuous music for danc- 542-9M7 542-0745 • man of the event, assisted by 52 Throdunortm if.-"' M\ When they return from It- Joseph's ,Council of - the School and Trenton State College, where he majored in ele- ing on the lower level of 0 Open Wed. and Fri. EVM Raymond Mancini, Holy FREEHOLD 462-5000 aly, the couple will reside in Knights of Columbus, Key- mentary education, is employed by the Jackson Township 1 Name president; Luigi Mel- Monmouth Park's clubhouse Cliffwood Beach. port. School System. laci, Peter DiScepola, Alex Aurielio, Ray Mancini,. Louis Delegate Attends College Day Piscettelli, Fred Corcione, MIDDLETOWN — Miss Su- Miss Blakeley, daughter of Anthony D'Apolito, Jim Clef- san Blakeley, a student at Mr. and Mrs. John Blakeley, fi, John Kulaga, Carlton Cep- Rumson Reading Institute 307 West HoUia Drive, Bel- Middletown Township High paloni and Ludwig Marks. ELAINE POWERS ford, is a varsity cheerlead- a Rsntiey school School, was the Middletown er, served as representative Transportation will be pro- Woman's Club delegate to on the junior executive board vided for those who need It. after-school mpplemenfary eTas'srii In Old Fashion Citizenship Institute for Girls and a member of the Stu- at Douglass College, New dent Council. PARENTS OF SON Brunswick. Mrs. Richard READING — ENGLISH — MATH Miss Sharon Halvorsen, SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Navy Gage is the club's chairman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. First Class Petty Officer and of College Day, education and Herbert Halvorsen, 41 Kings Mrs. William P. Pesek'are First Grade through Collegt youth conservation depart- Highway, was^ alternate del- parents of a.second son, Mi- 1

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Dear/ Ann Landers:. How stroyed her. To my way of constantly in the middle. Her "To adopt a child just isn't cruel can the news media thinking it is the most heart- stepfather never refers to her the same as having your get? A few days ago I heard less thing I ever heard of. by name. It's always "your own." on the radio that a woman Why would they do it? — Sor- daughter." Ann Landers I'd like to say a couple who lives in London — and ry For Her The guilt I feel for bringing call themselves TV script they mentioned her by name Dear Sorry: Everyone likes up this child in such a hostile of things to the idiots who —failed her driver's license to read of the unusual — and environment is driving me writers. We adopted a little test for the 39th time. The this story certainly qualifies. crazy. If "Hung Up's" daugh- And while you're at it, tell boy and later I gave birth, to poor thing had been trying It also makes the people who ter is hiding in her room now, people that the jokes about another boy. There is abso- for 11 years to" pass and now have failed their driving tests refusing to come out even fop shiners are not funny to the lutely no difference in my she is giving up. She invested meals, I shudder to think of person who has one, I have feelings. My second thought over. $700 on driving lessons, three and four times feel bet- ter. I agree, however, it would the future. had two in four weeks and I is neatly embodied in this lit- tutors and test fees which are am sick of nosey questions have been just as well had Unless the mother is willing tle poem: "Not flesh of my required in England before and stale wisecracks. Thank they not mentioned her name. to ditch the girl in a boarding flesh, nor bone of my bone. one can take the examina- you. — Ducked Too Late tions. school and then ship her off But still miraculously my Dear Ann Landers: I feel Dear Duckey: Two in four compelled to write in ref- to Europe during summer va- own. Never forget, for a 1 Can you imagine that wom- MERIT AWARDS — Named'Ladies of Merit, Ft, Monmouth Mesdames are Mrs. erence to "Hung Up" — the cations, she is in for a hell weeks? A person who has that single minute: You didn't an's shame — after having Raymond Truex Jr., Mrs. George W. Brookshire, Mrs. Thomas Y. Harrigan and woman who didn't know on earth. If she doesn't it will much trouble with his eyes grow under my heart, but in failed so many times? And be hell for the girl. Either it." — Lucky Mother Mrs. James L Creekman Jr., all officer*' wives who have done exceptional volun- whether or not to marry a must also have a problem then to have it publicized all way the marriage is doomed. Dear Lucky: Your children man who hated her young with his mouth. If ten isn't teer work on the post. over the world must have de- If the mother who wrote are lucky, too. Thanks for daughter by a previous mar- enough, count to forty. riage. The poor kid happened hasn't already made the trek writing. to bear a striking resem- to the altar I hope she Dear Ann Landers: I'm How will you know when blance to his ex-wife whom he changes her mind. — Too mad enough to chew nails. the real thing comes along? Wives of Officers Cited for Service despised. Late For Me, I Married Him In the past six weeks, I've Ask Ann Landers. Send for Dear Too Late: I received seen four TV shows revolv- her booklet, "Love Or Sex FT. MONMOUTH - The of Maj. Gen. Walter B. Lotz man Jr.; Mrs. Cathrine C. mobile unit, and during the I married for the second a surprising number of let- ing around childless couples. And How To Tell The Dif- wives of four Ft, Monmouth Jr., commanding general, the Harrigan, wife of Col. Thom- past year was hospitality time seven years ago. My ters which read a great deal The actors (supposedly doc- ference." Send 35c in coin officers are the latest to be awards for meritorious conv as Y. Harrigan (USA-ret.); chairman of the Ft. Mon- daughter was nine at the like yours. Most of the writ- tors or other well educated and a long, self-addressed, named "Ladies of Merit, Ft. munity service were present- Mrs. Rita Truex, wife of Lt. mouth Officers Wives Club. time. She was an image of ers were women, but a few people) made the statement, stamped envelope. Monmoutii Mesdames." ed to Mrs. May E. Creekman, Col. Raymond Truex Jr., and For her service as a Red her father, whom my husband men had a similar story to In a ceremony in the offices wife of Col. James L, Creeke- Mrs. Jane Brookshire, wife of Cross volunteer and, since loathed. I, too, thought love tell about second wives who Maj. George W. Brookshire. September 1969, as chairman would conquer all. Here is the mistreated their children. of all Red Cross volunteers way it turned out. Initiated at this post last How sad for all of them. at Ft. Monmouth, Mrs. Rita My husband picks on her November, the Lady of Merit Truex was nominated for the Dear Ann Landers: Please Carl A. Quaglia, R.P. award honors wives of mili- unmercifully. She hates him. tell folks that when they see Lady of Merit Award by The girl has turned from a tary or civilian personnel for Charles Blue, Red Cross field a person with a black eye their voluntary participation smiling, pleasant person into not to ask, "What happened?" director here. Mrs. Truex, a sullen, unhappy liar. I am in an Army or civilian com- whose husband commands the Anybody with half a brain can PLEASE BE FAIR munity project which en- Army Aviation Detachment of see that somebody probably hances the image of Ft. Mon- the Lakehurst Naval Air Sta- 1 hung on a haymaker. mouth. tion, has been in charge of St. James TO YOUR HAIR Mrs. Creekman, whose hus- more than 100 senior and ju- Women Install Mrs. Ashbey Just as in many other phases of life, where band recently retired as nior volunteers at Patterson we only get one chance, so It is with our natural All th» excitement, Army Hospital, in the Red LONG BRANCH - At a ECOM chief of staff, was head of hair. Everyda ycarc; shampooing, con- joy and beauty of Au- Cross field director's office. (meeting in the West End To Speak ditioning, brushing, etc., is most important if hair named for her various on-post tumn it reflected in She has served an average of Manor here, officers of the EATONTOWN - Mrs. Jul- is to stay healthy, and of course careful attention service activities, including Women of St. James Episcopal , to any scalp condition is a must. our superlative col- 50 hours a month for the past • ia L. Aslibey, an attorney with Thrift Shop volunteer mem- year. Church were installed by the the law firm of Pillsbury, lection of Fall bridal Rev. Robert A. Pearson, There are many products available, some on bership chairman of the Of- Mrs. Jane Brookshire, Barnacle, Russell and Carton, a doctor's prescription, that can help keep hair gowns now arriving. rector. They are Mrs. Morton ficers' Wives Club for two whose husband is with the will be the guest speaker at healthy by controlling even a severe dandruff Plus, exquisite brides- Signal School's Department of A. Barnes, president; Mrs. Thursday's meeting of Mon- crusted scalp condition. But. beware of "Baldness years, chairman of the hos- Command Communication Robert Gormley, vice presi- mouth Legal Secretaries, to . Cure," quacks and rely on your physician to help maids' gowns and dent; Mrs. Wesley Mayo, you with any scalp or hair problem. pitality committee which pro- was cited for her work in Girl be held here to the Crystal "Mothers of the secretary and Mrs. John vides assistance, supplies and Scout activities. Besides being Brook Inn. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Wedding" dresses. Barnes, treasurer. information to new arrivals at a Brownie Troop and a Ju- Miss Marjorie Biel, Miss when you need a delivery. We will deliver prompt- ly without extra charge. A great many people Ft. Monmouth, member of the nior Troop leader, she has Other committee chairmen Greta Watkins and Mrs. been Neighborhood chairman rely on us for their health needs. We welcome college mixer committee, and include Mrs. LeRoy Ross, Hosemarie Strong is repre- requests for delivery service and charge accounts. for the scouts. During her Mrs. Armand Fasano, Mrs. senting the Monmouth Asso- member and two-term pres- 20 months as Neighborhood Donald Donaldson, Mrs. Ed- ciation at the National Con- BRIDES ident of the Women's Golf chairman, Mrs. Brookshire ward C. Wilson, Miss Ruth vention of Legal Secretaries, Shrewsbury Pharmacy PLEASE PHONE Club. was responsible for the bud- Van Dusen, Mrs. George July 18-23, in the Sheraton THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS get, programs, organization Parker, Mrs. Warren Holden, Universal Hotel, Universal FOR APPOINTMENT Mrs. Harrigan, wife of the and administration of the nine BROAD ST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY Mrs. Raymond Barnes and City, Calif. PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY 741-4819 Signal School's secretary, was Ft. Monmouth Girl Scout Mrs. Esther F. Hall. cited for her volunteer efforts troops, and the coordination The next meeting of the as- in a number of post activities. of the troops activities with It was announced that the sociation is Aug. 20 In the For two years Mrs. Harrigan the Monmouth Council of Girl annual church bazaar will be Crystal Brook Inn. worked several afternoons a Scouts. held in the parish hall Nov. week at Eatontown Schools as 21. a volunteer librarian. She al- Women's Society ' so was responsible for the or- Junior Gardeners ganization and administration Installs Slate of the Officers Wives Club OCBANPORT — Installa- Receive Awards TOMORROW, ONE DAY ONLY! baby-sitter list. From 1967 to tion of the new slate of offi- 1970 Mrs. Harrigan worked cers for the Oceanport Unit- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- SAVE 50%ON J. P. STEVENS Wtd.-Frl. till » P.M. as a Red Cross volunteer on ed Methodist Church took The Nature Lovers Junior the Monmouth County Blood- place at a meeting Wednes- Garden Club, with Mrs. Jo- day here at the church. Mrs. seph C. Bandos and Mrs. THERMAL PRINTED BLANKET W. Winfield West, wife of the Richard Art as advisers, has pastor, officiated, using as > been awarded a grant from her topic "Marthas and Sears Roebuck and Company, Marys." for planting and clean-up of $12 Twin Size Seated were Mrs. George the harbor bandstand area. McCullough, president; Mrs. The club was also awarded West, vice president; Mrs. certificates for outstanding Evelyn Berry, secretary; activity and civic beautlfdca- $14 Double Size THE Mrs. Arthur Widmaier, trea- tion project, at the annual surer; Mrs. Alexander Muel- dinner of the New Jersey Remember— you have just one day to get this remarka- ler, secretary of spiritual State Garden Club. DOLLARS- growth; Mrs. Charles Van ble buy. All the practicality of the downy Creslan-Ther- Brackle and Mrs. Charles mal (100% Acrylic) weave with a new exciting beauty. Croydon, chairmen of good These have an exotic Maui print in blue, pink or yel- DO-MORE cheer and flowers. low. They're machine washable and drydble, nylon Hostess was Mrs. Joseph Amburn. Mrs. J. Norman bound, lightweight yet warm, and thoroughly kwely. Do CLEARANCE Franks led devotions. come and savel Final plans were made (or a peach festival to be held Aug. 26 at the church. Mrs. Franks is chairman. GETBIGSAVINGS ON EVERY: Mobile Home Owners to Picnic • FLOOR MODEL HAZLET - Mrs. Donald • DEMONSTRATOR Joyce, Locust Grove Mobile • DISCONTINUED Home Park here, program David JllberiUIn » Harry Frlidmon chairman for the Mobile MODEL Home Owners Association of Som» people lovs patterns, INTHE STORE. New Jersey, has announced other! art davotad to plain the annual state picnic will fabrici whois interait comas be held July 25 at the resi from color and variety and HALF richntti of taxtura. But har* dence of Robert Lewis, asso- ciation president, 451 Lower art some general thoughts about Matchaponix Road, James the use of patterns: a marvelous burg, at 2 p.m. / bold, beautiful wallpaper may PRICE be too much for your whole on this model All mobile homeowners are room, but why not try it on one Touch *8«wzlg-zaa invited to attend. Mr. Lewis wall? With a splashy print or portable sewing machine and Mrs. Joyce are accept- plaid fabric (or draperies and by Singer. We're clearing out ing reservations. bedspread, you may achieve the 636/646* .the one we greater harmony In your room used to tent That means with plain walls and carpeting. you get a big saving... and RUMSON Figured wall-paper does belt the guarantee is the same with muted fabric decorations, More savings on as tor any new Singer* DRIVING SCHOOL but there are some patterns you fabrics, vacuums, type-' sewing machinal will find that go together with 10S E. RIVER RD., RUMSON writers, used sewing FIRST COMEI Quantities strictly limited. great distinction, especially machines, sewing FIRST SERVED! ThoSinoerUaSg* matching large and small floral cabinets, benches LICENSED BY STATE OF N.J. prints. Credit Plan Is designed FULLY INSURED and chairs, QUANTITIES to help you have Another go-together is home in- phonographsJV's. STRICTLY LIMITED* this machine now— terior decorating ideas and M. within your budget. • Certified Driver SILBERSTEIN INTERIOR DE- Notallmodelslnallslores j^NY'QNE OF AKIND! Education Teachers SIGNS. 428 Broad Street (at *wilh carrying Newman Springs Road) Shrews- shop tteinboch • asbury pork * red bank 10- • Experienced In bury, 741-1762. We feature a case 5.30, wed., frl', to 9 •brick town 10-6, sat. to Teaching High complete interior design service 5i30-jun. 12-5:30 • elizabeth, 100 Broad St. SINGER School Students as well as the most complete (formerly goarke's) 9:45'5>30, mon. thurs. to 9 HtalybtotafSlNGERtodw/* (Special Rates) selection of home furnishings in • plalnfiild, 163; E. Front St. (formorly R*d Sonk-4* Broad Street the entire area. Free estimates. goerke's) 9:30-5 30. mon., Ihurj. to 9 I Batontown-Monmouth Shopping Center • Private Hourly Albury Park—524 Cookman Avenui Lessons On Pay HELPFUL HINT: Foruet that |»A1r»d«n»rkotTHE SINGER COMPANY As You Go Bails awful dresser by painting it the same color *i the walls of your . "WE MAY NOT BE room! THE BIGGEST, BUT WE ARE THE FINEST!" NEW TO OUR STAFF CALL TODAY- Adeline M. Schofel ' 842-4366 Interior Designer 10 THE DAILY EEGISTER, RED BASK. MTODLETOWN^N. U MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 State GOP Women Adopt Drug Project: TRENTON'— The N.J. Fed- its annual convention next ftf office, 28 W. State visit toe DABE re&ertitl eration of Republican Wom- May, J4ter»ta* about the St., hare. Mrs..FlynnIwggest- letter, f • Ave., Investments for Young en has made Drag Addiction program is available from the dthat interested ijjersons Newarlc BeHabilitation Enterprise, Inc. (DARE) its project for the year. MOVING OUT OF WALL STREET AREA The GOP women's organ! By ROGER E. SPEAR long - range stock accumula- name four good stocks for a zation will raise furtds for Q — I am in my 20s and tion program, investing every portfolio starter? D.P. EXPIRY OF WAREHOUSE LEASE JULY 31 three months or so. Could you DARE and will conduct edu- would like to embark on a A — Topping my list is cational programs on narcot- IBM, the premier company Successful ics addiction in all Federat- 1 in computers. Stock is cur- ed Republican Clubs state- -PUBLIC AUCTION- rently selling at less than 28x Investing wide. • this year's estimated earn- Mrs. Ann Flynn, Deal, fed- ings — historically a low mul- eration president, is general VALUABLE FINE FARE tiple for this stock. pie for a quality growth is- chairman of the project. Mrs. Digital Equipment would be sue such as AHS. Virginia Mitchell, Union, and PERSIAN RUGS Mrs. Bassett ^nmill, Ocean, my second choice. Often Q — I am self - employed SPECTACULAR are co - chairmen. AND OTHER VALUABLE HANDMADE and am interested in a good called the IBM of the smaller At a recent federation no-load mutual fund for my computer field, Digital con- meeting, Richard R. Roselli, retirement' years. I would like trols around 60 per cent of the executive director of DARE, ORIENTAL RUGS to enroll in the Keogh Plan. outlined its rehabilitation and minicomputer market — one Do you have any suggestions? Prawn's has the best prevention programs. DARE of the fastest-growing seg- What about American Inves- ROBERT DEVEAU is a non-profit, Newark-based tors Fund? C.S. GUTTER REPLACEMENT! ments of the data processing organization which operates a Auctioneer • Liquidator industry. t ,r> A — A speculative no-load, residential rehabilitation cen- THE MOST MODERN GUTTER My third selection, Avon American. Investors has been ter In Newark and a halfway in conjunction with EQUIPMENT IN NEW JERSEY ... Products, is one of the best one of the sharp losers in the house in Island Heights. SCHOLL and ROZES LIMITED ANTIQUES merchandisers in any field. market decline. For the past Contributions to DARE are Stock, recently split, is sell- 16 months, net asset value slid being accepted by the federa- 13 First Street, Rumson, N. J. ing well below its high. An 50 per cent — quite a change tion and will be presented at acting for for a former above - average issue such as Avon should PERSIAN CARPET TRANSI WAREHOUSES (U.S.A.) LTD. command a premium multi- fund. The fund chooses its stocks largely on a technical 243 Pearl Street, New York. N.Y. 10038 ple for years to come. Church to Hold 1 basis and its portfolio in- Direct Imports and Distributors of Hand Made Rugs from 'American Hospital Supply cludes some highly volatile is- Bazaar, Supper Persia, Afghanistan, Turkey, etc. who must vacate their would round out my list. Com- sues. While these stocks HIGHLANDS - St. An- Wall Street Warehouse by July 31st. pany is the leading distributor proved successful in rising drew's Episcopal Church, Bay markets, they were quite vul- of equipment and supplies to Ave., will hold its annual ba- Finest Items Selected for Auction at nerable in the recent decline. zaar and supper Thursday on hospitals and laboratories. Until American Investors the church grounds. WILLOW BROOK INN Shares are currently selling returns to its leading position, The bazaar will be from 10 We will form your WHITE ALUMINUM gutter, made at about 34x 1970's estimated of sturdy .032 gauge aluminum, (the heaviest avail- I would defer purchases here. a.m. to 8 p.m. with a cold River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. earnings, a reasonable multi- DeVegh Mutual is a conserva- supper served from 5 to 7 able) at your home. No seams—no leaks—no ex- tive growth fund which offers p.m. posed spikes! We use our own concealed hanging ON MONDAY, JULY 13rh at 8 P.M. the Keogh and insurance The fair will feature home- system with stainless steel screws. We will be happy plans. At present, this would made food and hand-made ar- Inspection From 6 P.M. to have our Mr. Dillow stop at your home to give you Variance better suit your needs. ticles. compete information without obligation. Decision TELESCOPE DIRECTOR'S Requested FREEHOLD - Seacoa CHAIR Realty of Long Branch ha; filed a complaint in Superio: Wood Finish Court to set aside ai Black & Natural Cloth Cover in Ocean Township resolutioi Many Colors which permits a property owner to move a house from REG. 15.94 the north side of her property to the south side. Named as defendants are 13' Ocean Township, its mayor and council and Mrs. Cath" erine Betz, owner of propertj 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK at 2103 Rt. 35, Oakhurst. Mrs. Betz applied for Free Delivery—Call 741-7500 variance from the Zoning ORH DAILY 8 A.M. • 5:30 — WED. & HH. TIL f Board of Adjustment so sh could move a 600 square foot Est. 1925 single family dwelling from the south side of the property to the north side, placing the dwelling immediately ad- roums 3 CONVENIENT jacent to Seacoast's property, CREDIT PLANS HAS EVERYTHING Seacoast charges that th board resolution was not voted upon by the board and that council had no evidence to support the resolution First Merchants adopted. Now Pays Entry, Theft Is Probed In Higher Interest Middletown MIDDLETOWN - Police are investigating a burglary Tour money works harder at the Perkins Pancake Shop, Rt. 35, here. Christopher Batsis reported for you...every day at about 6:40 a.m. Friday that $14 in change had been on Regular taken from the cash register. PASSBOOK SAVINGS The cigarette machine also Interest paid from Day of Deposit to Day had been rifled but it was un- of Withdrawal, compounded and paid known whether any money quarterly. was taken. An undetermined amount of change was also On One Year, automatically taken from contribution can- renewable isters] The rear office was also entered-although^ nothing CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT was taken, police said. Interest compounded daily. Certificates Yield available in a $1,000 minimum amount "' Middletown Patrolman 5.65% and multiples of $100 ttmeafter. Pays • James Murphy investigated for the Year 5.65% yield for the year. the incident and reported that entrance was gained On Two Year, automatically through a side window. ! renewable /4/0 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Bank Announces Yield Interest compounded daily. Certificates 5.9% available in a $1,000 minimum amount 3 Appointments 5 for one Ye*r and multiples of $100 thereafter. Pays i 5.9% yield for one year. KEYPORT - Manuel Gale, president of Peoples National iBank of Monmouth County, Highest Interest allowed by law has announced three new ap- pointments. For information ask any of the First Mer- Mrs. Eleanore A. Smith of chants people in our 13 convenient Hazlet has been appointed manager of the bank's Union This Summer...Glass Up at CITGO community offices. Beach office; Mrs. Carolyn S. Walling of Middletown, who had been manager of the Get a free Beer King Glass with each visit Union Beach office since 1967, -sr has been named manager of When people drbp in these warm summer days—do you always have enough different, the Airport Plaza Office in kinds of glasses? Hazlet, and Gary A. Casper- Be prepared. son of Atlantic Highlands, has - With Beer King glasses from CITGO gasoline stations. Handsome brutes that hold 16 been named assistant mana- ger of the Airport Plaza of- full ounces. fice. " '• They're perfect for everything wet: Milk, ice-cream sodas, soft drinks, juices, iced tea- 5 Mrs. Smith has been em- even those weird banana-and-eggmalteds Junior concocts in the blender. 13 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES ployed at Peoples for eight •Oh, yes. Beer King glasses can also be used for beer. So meet the challenge of summer. The in-laws, the neighbors, the PTA, the friends of Head Office: 601 Mattison Avo., Asbury Park years and was formerly as- your kids—all the thirsty hordes that inyade your patio. Asbury Park • North Asbury • West Asbury • Avon- sistant manager of the Air- Drive down to your participating CITGO dealer station today. Neptune City • Brielle '• Colts Neck • Fair Haven port Plaza office. Mrs. Wall- And glass up. - • Holmdel • Manalapan • Manasquan • Millstone ing has been with the bank • Red Bank • Upper Freehold We honor CITGO, BankAmericard and Master Charge credit cards. since 1946, and has been an Member Federal Reserve System assistant cashier since 1960. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A nice place to visit. Mr. Casperson joined Peo- ples in, December, 1969, after having been employed at Cen- . O 19/0 CIIGO—Tndimark Citlu SlMci Oil Company, lublidilry of Citilt Sttvlu Compiny. tral Jersey Bank & Trust Co. 11? DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.: MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 -tl. Mick Lifts Nicklaus to British Open Laurels •;••••' ••«•'•*•:'• - JL • • • ST. &l#f»S, il have given him the "title. who has been in a prolonged trouble on the gentle rough The money, however, was (AP) — "How lucky' can you "I never expected to be slump. He's won a number of at the back of the green with incidental to the prestige and get?" here now," said Nicklaus. tournaments in the United his drive on the par 4, 358- accompanying fringe benefits That was the comment yes- "Doug had it all wrapped up States but never a major golf yard hole. that go with this major title. terday from Jack Nicklaus, on the .final hole Saturday. title. Sanders, however, has Sanders was just short of Texan Lee Trevino, who led the Oluo Golden Bear, :after Then he missed that short been a bridesmaid in the past the green and chipped to with- by two strokes after two winning' nil second British putt." in the big ones- — coming in four feet, and'a sudden rounds, described it as "worth Open Golf Championship. Nicklaus canned a seven- close, but never actually win- death playoff appeared likely. a million bucks if I can land Nicklaus defeated fellow footer on the 18th hole yester- ning. But Nicklaus, the blond bomb- it." American Doug Sanders by day to win the title finish- Nicklaus, one of the few er from Columbus, Ohio, This was the first major ti- one stroke in an 18-hole play- ing in even .par 72 for the golfers in the world to hold came up with two tremendous tle for Nicklaus since he won off on the famed Old Course 6,581- .yard layout. Sanders the Big Four pro champion- pressure shots — a sand the U.S. Open in 1967, and he at St. Andrews, birthplace of carded a 73. ships — British and U.S. wedge to within seven feet is the first American to win the game. "I think Jack mastered the Opens, U.S. PGA. and Mas- and then the climactic putt. here since he also beat out The two had deadlocked greens better than me," said ters, was registering his first Sanders also sank his now Sanders in 1966. Nicklaus has Saturday at the end of the Sanders. "I found' myself major triumph since 1967. meaningless putt for a birdie finished second here' three l( regulation 72 holes when San- staggering as the wind got Entering the final hole as he settled for a 73 and times. ders, the Georgia native with naughty." only one stroke left of a four- the $9,000 second prize while Sanders bogeyed the Nos. 3, the short backswing, missed It was a bitter defeat for stroke lead he had after 13 Nicklaus took the $12,600 top 4, 11 and 13 holes on the blus- a four-foot putt which would the wisecracking Sanders, holes, Nicklaus put himself in prize with his par 72. tery — the wind gusted to 38 miles per hour —6,951- yard course by the North Sea. Refusing to be discouraged, Sanders picked up a stroke on Seaver Expected to Duel each of the next three holes. Sanders chipped to within six feet on the 560-yard 14th and sank a birdie putt, grabbed another bird at the 413-yard 15th with a 12-footer and then Palmer in All-Star Game paired No. 16 while Nicklaus t CINCINNATI (AP) - Tom had his first bogey. Both ! Seaver and Jim Palmer are parred the 17th to set up the 1 expected to be officially final drama. I named starting pitchers to- Harold Henning of South Af- t day for tomorrow night's All- rica and Trevino tied for third j Star baseball game at the at 285 after four rounds and j: new Riverfront Stadium, defending champion Tony i which has an all-Astro Turf Jacklin, who recently won the ! field.* U.S. Open, was next at 286. JACK'S KNACK — Jack Nicklaus, left, follows the ball's flight after hitting ouf j: The National League, which Neil Coles and Peter Ooster- Jfi has lost only one of 13 all- huis of England were at 287. of t*he bunker en the fifth fairway in yesterday's British Open playoff af St. An- I star games in the past dec- Tommy Horton of England drews, Scotland. In background is his opponent, Doug Sanders. Right, Nicklaus re- "' ade, winning seven in a row, and Peter Thomson of Aus- joices after sinking the winning putt on the 18th hole for a one-stroke victory. r::presents a power - packed tralia finished at 279 and Ar- . (AP Wirephotos) :, right-Handed.,batting order. nold Palmer at 290. ''•• American League manager \>. JEarl Weaver hopes to nullify tit for at least the first three ;S innings — with Palmer, Balti- i more right-hander who has Red-Hot Pittsburgh Jumps "•^compiled a 12-6 record this '!• season. * : Seaver, also a right-hander, has registered a 14-5 record ••••• for the world champion New Another Notch in NL East York Mets. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Milwaukee and Oakland San Francisco took a 7 - 5 sacrifice fly and two of his '- Weaver and NL manager The Pittsburgh Pirates won split a doubleheader. Lew lead over Houston with five three singles. their 17th game in 21 starts by Krausse's six-hitter earned runs in the eighth and one in •'Gil Hodges also will name Del Unser singled home a > their lineups today. Hodges beating St. Louis, 7-6, in 10 the Brewers a 2-1 triumph in the ninth. Then the Astros 'pair of runs in a four-run first has plenty of power to choose innings yesterday, while sur- the nightcap. The A's took the came back to win on Jim that knocked out All - Star from. He'll probably name prising Montreal upended the opener, 4-3, on Don Minch- Wynn's RBI single and Doug pitcher Mel Stottlemyre and Chicago shortstop Don Kes- New York Mets 5-3 for their er's ninth inning homer fol- Rader's two-run single. third straight over the de- lowed by John Donaldson's Washington went on to beat singer as leadoff man, fol- Clay Kirby pitched a three- lowed by center fielder Wilh'e fending world champs. pinch single. the Yankees, and Luis Apa- hitter and struck out a ca- ricio's RBI single broke a 3- : Mays of San Francisco and Pittsburgh now is IVi INDIAN FIGHTER — Angry Tony Conigliaro is virtually carried off the field by Tony Perez singled and Lee reer high 10 and OUie Brown 3 tie in the seventh to start ' Tony Perez, Cincinnati third games ahead of the second- : . Boston Red Sox teammate Reggie Smith after being hit by Cleveland Indian hurler May followed with his 20th slammed four hits, including the White Sox's walloping of baseman. place Mets in the National Fred Lasher yesterday. The incident in the second game of a doubleheader touched homer of the year to power a two-run homer, in leading Kansas City. Hank Aaron, Atlanta's slug- League East struggle as the Cincinnati past Atlanta and San Diego over Los Angeles. ging rightfielder, probably off a wild melee that cleared both benches. The Red Sox scalped the Indians teams break for the All-Star put the Reds 10 games in Jim Hickman keyed the Boston power swept Cleve- will bat cleanup, followed by twice, 6-2 and 8-2. (AP Wirephoto) Game. front of runner-up Los Ange- land as the Red Sox got hom- Rich& Allen, St. Louis first Cubs rout of Philadelphia by A three-run lOth-inning ral- les in the NL West. driving in four runs with a ers from Tony and Billy Con- baseman; Rico Carty, Atlan- ly, sparked by Al Oliver's igliaro, Rico Petrocelli, Tom ta leftfielder; Cincinnati leadoff homer, gave the Pi- Satriano and John Kennedy. catcher Johnny Bench and rates a 74 lead and then they Tony Conigliaro was ejected second baseman Glenn Beck- f s Miscues in Ninth withstood a two-run spurt in in the first inning of the night- ' ert. . .. "*...... • the bottom of the inning by cap when he threw a punch Weaver's cluJ^fjVff&sents the Cardinals who lost their How They Stand at pitcher Fred Lasher after a lot of poweff^fl^paj lineup seventh straight. being hit by a pitch. could loot this way: Luis i^ain, 5-3 In other NL action, Cincin- AMERICAN I.KAGCE NATIONAL LEAGUE California cut Minnesota's Aparicio, Chicago, shortstop; two-run uprising with a two- straight triumph over the EM» Dlvl.lon E*sl Dlvl.lon NEW YORK (AP) - Pitch- nati edged Atlanta, 6-5; Hous- . W I- Pet. CB W I. Ve\. GB AL West lead to five games Carl Yastrzemski, Boston, er Ray Sadecki committed out single and took second on Mets and eighth in 12 meet- ton outlasted San Francisco, Baltimore „ 54 33 .821 — Pittsburgh .SO 39 .682 — center field; Frank Robinson, Detroit .47 38 .663 « New York -..Al 39 .547 1V4 with a four-run fourth inning. a two-out error in the ninth a wild pitch. Sadecki, 7-3, then ings this season with the 8-7; San Diego topped Los An- New York 48 SB .841 7 Chicago .43 42 .506 6 Harmon Killebrew hit his 26th Baltimore, right field; Boog world champions. Boston 44 41 .518 8 St. Loul« 39 47 .453 914 inning and then allowed the bobbled Adolfo Phillips' geles, 4-1, and the Chicago Washington .40 4S .455 14U Philadelphia 36 40 .424 12 homer, with a man on, in the Powell, feaitimore, fist base; tie-brea5dng run to score on grounder as Sutherland went Cubs trounced Philadelphia, Cleveland :.,38 4« .442 I5Vi Ha$non •Killebrcw, Minne- The Expos tied the score in Went Dlvlilon Montreal _ 37 61 .420 1214 Minnesota first. a wild pitch as the upstart to third. He raced home on 10-2. Wnneaota. „ _JS4 JS .BM . — We>l Division sota ih|W base; Frank How- the eighth on Bob Bailey's California 51 35 .593 » Cesar Gutierrez sparked Montreal Expos defeated the another wild pitch and Rusty In the American League, Oakland _..4B 40 .540 9'4 Cincinnati „ :62 2(1 .105 — ard; tfashingtoH, left field; Kansan CCiti y 33 52 .388 SSJi IJM Angllel 51 35 .693 10 Detroit's first-game victory New York Mets, 5-3, yester- Staub singled to score Phil- solo home run, his 11th of the Washington downed the New Milwaukee Si 67 .38.380 M'A Dave Johnson, Baltimore, Atlanta — 42 U .488 10 by driving in three runs. Bal- day. lips. season, after the Mets had York Yankees 7-3; the Chica- CMcago 31 5 » Mi San Pranclreo _ 41 44 .482 19VI second base, and Bill Free- a Rennlts Houston 37 61 .420 55 timore explosed for seven It was Montreal's third gone in front, 3-2, with two go White Sox whipped Kansas •Detroit 7-3, BaUlmore 3-13 San Diego ...- 30 54 .400 27 han, Detroit; catcher. Gary Sutherland began the Boston «-«. Cleveland 2-2 Yesterday's Renulls runs in the sixth against Den- City, 10-5; Boston swept Cleve- Washington 7, New York 3 Montreal 5, New York 3 runs in the seventh on four Chicago 10. Kansas City 5 Chicago 10. Philadelphia 2 ny McLain and two relievers land, 6-2 and 8-2; California CaWornla 6, Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh 7, St. Louis 6. 10 In- walks and a single. Oakland 4-1. Milwaukee 3-1 " Cincinnati 6. Atlanta 5 in taking the nightcap. Boog beat Minnesota, 6-2; Detroit Todfty'i (lames Snn Diego 4. Los Angrlen 1 After Steve Renko walked No lamed, scheduled. Houston 8. San Francisco T Powell lashed a two-run hom- beat Baltimore, 7-3, before the Today's narrni Senators Tee Off on 'Stot' Donn Clendenon and Ken Bos- Tomorrow's flame No games scheduled. er and a two-run single for Orioles gained a split with a All-Star Game at Cincinnati. • Baltimore. well around a sacrifice, Jerry 13-3 romp. Grote singled to left, scoring Clendenon with the tying run, In 7-3 Victory Over Yanks and the runners wound up on Brinkman led off with a second and third after the , WASHINGTON (A*)-The Bernie Allen singled in one double for the Senators and throw home. Sadecki popped, Beman First in Milwaukee apiece. Paul Casanova added Washington Senators greeted up but Tommie Agee walked a fifth-inning homer off Ron scored on Howard's one-out AlMar pitcher Mel Stottle- and so did Bud Harrelson, poorly he gave his putter to Beman, a Iong-time*ama- Klimkowski and Ed Brink- single. Rick Reichardt was MILWAUKEE (AP) - Little Don Massengale, who , myre with a four-run first In- forcing in the tie-breaker. a spectator, and was tied at teur who turned professional man had four hits. hit by a pitch and Allen sin- Deane Beman fired a three* started the warm, sunny day filing yesterday, knocked him in a. tie with Beman, was 280 with rookie Jack Lewis. only four years ago, picked It was the sixth victory for gled, scoring Howard. After f out to the second and breezed Montreal <5> New York under-par 69 yesterday and Lewis had a 70 despite a up $22,000 for his second tour the Senators in eight games ah intentional walk to Aurelio ab r h ah r h well back with a 72 for 279 Bulh'd.lh 5 1 2 Agee.cf 4 0 0 coasted to a three-shot vic- double bogey and a triple title, pushing his earnings for tp'to a 7-3 victory over the New with the slumping Yankees Rodriguez and a pop-up, Un- rhU'rw.ct SI 0 Harre'n.sa 3 0 0 and shared second with Dick Staub.rf 211 Slntfuton.lf 4 0 1 tory in the $110,000 Milwaukee bogey. the year to almost $38,000. p. York Yankees behind Jim over the last two weekends. ser singled home two runs. Balley.lf S 1 2 shamsky.rf 3 1 2 Crawford and rookie Ted Raym'd.p 0 0 0 Weis.pr 00 0 Hayes. ftannan. The Yanks scored a quick Singles by Brinkman and Bacm'n.o 4 0 0 Swoboda.rf 000 Open Golf Tournament. . Bruce Crampton, Chuck The slight little insurance Laboy.Sb 3 1 1 Clndenon.lb 3 1 0 executive from Bethesda, Del Unser singled homeia run off Hannan on Horace Reichardt around a walk fin- Falrly.lb 30 1 Garrett,3b 3 0 2 The 5-foot-7 former U, S. Crawford had a 69 and Courtney and Terry Dill fol- pair of runs in the first in- Wtne.ss 3 0 0 Bosvell.Zb S 1 0 and British amateur cham- Hayes a 68. lowed at 281. Crampton and Md., one of the shorter hit- Clarke's leadoff double and ished Stottlemyre, 8-8, in the Renko.p 30 0 Grote.c 4 0 1 ning after Frank Howard and WRecd.p 0 0 0 Sadccki.p 3 0 0 pion had a 72 hole total, of . Chi Chi Rodriguez had a 69, Courtney each had a 68 and ters on the tour but deadly Bobby Murcefs-single' and second. The right-hander has Halm,If 10 0 - Seaver.p • -. ,0 0 (1 had base runners in every in- . Uarahall.ph 100 276,12 under par on the 7,135- even though he putted so Dill a par 72. with his irons and fairway >w York (3) •--,.".. lost four in a row and hasn't ning. Hannan was tagged for 345 7 303 6 yard North Shore Country woods, scored his first pro « 2b 5 1 31 Brnkman.sB ft 2 4 won since June 20. Montreal OOO 001 112-S triumph in the Texas Open Kcn'y.Sb 5 0 11 Maye.rf 6 0 0 a two-run pinch homer by _ New York ...... 000 100 200-3 Club course. ''Muroer.U 8 0 2 Grleve.rf 0 0 0 al San Antonio last year. WWt"lf « 0 11 PHowsrd.lb 4 12 Ron Hansen in the ninth and Cater lb 4 0 11 Retch'dt.lt 4 1 2 MunaoD.O 3 0 01 BAIIen.2b 4 1 2 Darold Knowles mopped up. Decker Scores 1st He wasted no time''in pull- BIct'y.rf ,311 Culltn.2b «;•« Mlcrfl.s" 3 0 01 AItod'|tez.3AItodn«.b 3 0 0 ing away from the husky Slafra.P 1 0 01 Cas'nova.c 4 11 SHnm'In.p 0 0 0 | Unmr.cf 4 0 1 Massengale, a 10-year tour l,yttle,pli 1 0 011 3 11 WatkinsGlen Kmk'ski.p 0 0 01 Mannan.p 0 0 0 veteran from JackSboro, Tex. Ward.ph 1 0 0 I Knowles.p Wall Stadium Win Aker.p 0 0 01 Beman, hitting his irons Hanwn.ph 1111 Easy Score WALL TOWNSHIP — of WallTownship. Call led all with crisp efficiency, romped 36311 S6 7 13 ,_..10O OOO 002—3 Charlie Decker of Morris- the way until turning for away from the field with '.'•'Washington _...41O 010 Olx—7 :X DP—Washington t. IMS — New town, Pa., took, the lead in the home when his car hooked up birdies on the second, fourth "> York 9. WMhlrirton 9. 2B — Clarke. For Hulme and fifth holes. •Jrlniynan. WJille. BR — Cuanova first lap of the 35-lap "modi- with the second place runner <2), Banaen (4). WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. fied - sportsman stock car (AP) — New Zealander Denis Bob Patterson of Cream feature at Wall Stadium Sat- RENT A CAR Hulme drove to an easy wire- urday night — and that was Ridge and both vehicles spun Petty Wins Out to-wire triumph in the Wat-V DAY • WEEK • MONTH all she wrote. out. Pete Cobb of Mataw.an kins Glen Can-Am road race who was running third at the In Schaefer 300 yesterday stretching the Mc- Despite three caution lights WALL time came inside of both LINCOLN-MERCURY Laren,, team's victory string and a challenging effort from TRENTON (AP) - Rich- vehicles and posted his first Shrtwibury Avenu* at Syc amort ard Petty of Randalman, to, 16 in a row in the tnillion- the hard riding Bobby Rus- 747-5400 N. C, drove his blue, 1970 dollar series. sell of Bordentown, Decker win of the season. Plymouth Superbird to vic- Hulme, 33-year-old former was able to go wire to wire tory yesterday in the Schae- world driving champion who in his sedan. fer 300-mile NASCAR Grand now lives in England, was For Decker it was his first National race at Trenton never threatened as he com- win ever at the shore oval and Speedway. pleted 87 laps over the 2.3- . for Russell, who finished a Petty, 33, the wlnningest mile grand prix course in 1 car length back, it was the MnnmoUfhTark driver in NASCAR history, hour, 11 minutes and 16 sec- second week in a row he fin- NOW thru posted bis 109th Grand Na- onds for an average speed of ished second best after win- August 8 tional victory, over a 10-year 118.56 miles per hour. ning the June 27 feature. period by finishing 2.3 sec- Jo Siffert of Switzerland Russell's teammate on Wall onds in front cf Bobby Al- came in second in a Porsche Stadium's All Star team, Gil lison's Dodge Daytona and 917 that he had driven to a Ilearne, of Wrightstown, fin- COMING HI-LIGHTS 2.5 seconds before another runnerup finish in the six- ished in third spot. Tommie OCEANPORT, N.J. Dodge 'Daytona, driven by hour endurance race here ' Elliott of Toms River was 2 miles (ram Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105 ,NEW JERSEY FUTURITY Charlie Glotzbach. Saturday. Third place went fourth in the 2Jr., followed by Wed. July IS Richard Brooks was fourth to Richard Atwood of England THE MORNING AFTER — Jerry Koosman of the Mets shows no ill effects from tho Parker Bohn of Freehold and New! Exacfa Wagering AMORY L. HASKELL H'CAP In a Plymouth, while NAS- in an identical Porsche. They bombing he took' Friday night from, the Expos as he signs Rumson's Charlie Tom- Don Stives of East Windsor. Sat. July IS CAR point leader James Hyl- were in the same lap with ney't cait at Monmouth Shopping Cerfter Saturday. Ron Swoboda, Met outfielder, In the limited sportsman ton wound up fifth in a Ford Hulme but almost 30 seconds slock car feature it was a POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM Talladega. behind. signs another autograph in the background. (Register Staff Photo) heartbreaker for George Call 12 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MrDDLETOWN, V. U MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 Monmouth Park Banner Double: Futurity and Haskell Handicaps OCEANPOBT — The first $100,000 Sorority for 2-year- year, is eligible along with Ruler, Sword Dancer and Last year Royal Crisis won of four $100,000 races — the old fillies, the $100,000 Sap- two of this year's outstanding First Landing. the Futurity and went on to Amory L. Haskell Handicap ling for 2-year olds, and the 3-year-olds — Mrs. Ethel D. This year's field won't take finish second behind Box The — is one of two stakes events $100,000 Monmouth (Invita- Jacobs' High Echelon • and definite shape until Tacing Compass in the $100,000 Sor- scheduled this week at Mon- tional) Handicap for 3 - year- 1 mouth Park. olds. Raymond Curtis' My Dad secretary Kenneth Lennox an- ority later in the meeting. Contested at 1% miles, the The nominations for the George. nounces his weight assign- A total of 28 horses were Haskell will be renewed Sat- Haskell closed last Monday Elmendorf Farm's Verba- ments today. nominated for the Futurity, urday, three days after the with 32 eligibles, including all tim also is eligible for the Monmouth's 'ip'Mweek at?' including Colonial.,:farms' $15,0QO-added New Jersey Fu- of the outstanding handicap Haskell and a second straight traction frthe.'New; Jersey Fu- Miss Royal Orbit and Wood- turity is run on Wednesday. performers. victory in the race. Other win- turity, a 5V£-furlong sprint for side Stud's Vallauris, a pair The lucrative Haskell Han- Veraa Lea Farm's Nodou- ners of the Haskell include 2-year-olds bred in the Gar- of. winners here earlier m the dicap will be followed on suc- ble, champion older horse last Helioscope, Nashua, Bold den State. meeting, cessive Saturdays by the

Eatontown 8-12 Baseball League UKSUI.TS Eagles 5, Pirates 4 Hawks 6, Orioles 5 Monmouth Park Today Elks 10, Smokeaters 1 A PIPE DREAM — Umpire Brian Fielder of the United Kingdom puffs contentedly STANDINGS on his pipe as Ed Cebelius, an American, connects with the ball. Fielder Gordon •Hawks 11 Orioles ft Entries Selection* Pirates ^... 7 Brooks, an Australian, is about to make his move. Note shin guards on batter. He Elks _ 5 Smokeaters . 5 1ST—«4,0M: Clmz.; 4-itp; 6 f. Urgent Message (NB) 118 10-1 needs them. Eagles _ 4 Cold Nallm UK, Marquez) 109 12-1 Pro Bidder (Ciulmano) lit 4-1 1—Ship K., Pea Cole, Santo •Clinched championship Pea Cole (NB) 118 3-1 Victor At Sea (MoRley) 113 8-1 Bella and Whistles (Marquez) 116 8-1 Yolan Dadjoe (Hole) 118 ' 3-1 Domingo Shoemont (Iannelll) 116 101 Coconut Bar (VangiMer) 108 20-1 2-On Merit, Chlsa, Adapt- Santo Domingo (Moseley) ll 6-1 Monies.stitch (Xnornburg) 118. 10-1 Reel Prince (Plomchok) 116 20-1 Prince of Truth (NB) 118 6-1 able Dream Cecllton (NB) 116 8-1 Our Loom (Stone) 113 8-5 Pie Wajcket (Hole) 111 6 12-1 3—Lauragal, Normandy Bob, BbBebariai y (KB) 1116 4-1 Split Zipper (Stone) 116 15-1 8TH—15,500; dm*.; 2 yo! BH t. Cross Canal Ship K. (Kalian 116 5-2 Fompellle (Marquez)..lit 12-1 Only Sticky Wicket Absent Eastern Toney (NB) 11« 20-1 Burfare (Maple) 117 6-1 4—Lunar Voyage, County Jocasta (8. Maple) 109 Misty Fields (Stone) 118 4-1 12-1 Norseman Ways ^Awstone) 113 8-2 Romeo, Tackle Me Eaves Dropper (Thornburg) 117 3-1 SND—*4,!00: Clmit.: J yol 5V4 f. Whisper Softly (Hole) 11* 8-1 5—Yolas Dadjoe, Our Loom, On Merit (Hole) 113 6-1 Wlndrel (Cuolmano) 115 5-2 Willowy Gal (Santococento) 109 12-1 Prince of Truth Daik Conflict (MoBeley) 112 4-1 Midnight Cupid (NB) 113 8-1 ml—«7,ooo,ooo;; cims.cms.; H- i',4-turr HMisty' Fields, Wtadrel, Adaptable Dream (Thornburg) 113 7-2 Comonio (Astorga) 116 12-1 From Cricket in Eaton town Brush Man(Astorga (Brouss&rd) ) 116 6-1 Norseman Ways Mooning About (NB) 115 10-1 ush Man (Brouss&rd) 1 By JONNI FALK enough runs to go ahead in with only 28 in. Only? ? ? but hopes it will increase for Chlaa (vafiquez) 117 3-1 " MarkeMakeMkt tt SweeS p (NB) 11115 . 8-1 7-Highlands Kid, Far Game, My Somebody (NB> 117 6-1 Seararer (Moseley) 111 15-1 EATONTOWN - How does the second inning (the English Here are some of the more the next match—date not yet Tropical Jenny (NB) ill3 12-1 Rapid Fire 2nd (NBY 113 6-1 Brush Man Dall Deb (Moseley) 112 15-1 Par Game (Stone) 110 3-1 86 runs in one inning grab use innings rather than in- interesting differences from set. Very Funny (NB) 116 4-1 8-Just A Tineh, Iron Control, Highlands Kid (Blum) 110 5-2 you? Or would you believe ning), but because JEA did baseball: A bowler has seven Players were from the 3RD—$5,(100; Clirnr.; I yi; I I Sailor's Sweetheart Mikle Dooner (Vasquz) 112 12-1 8TH-M.50O; Alw.j 3-up; 1,',-mlle. that one man scored 40 runs not get its turn at bat due pitches to complete an over United Kingdom, Australia, Cross Canal (Patterson) 119 5-1 Lord Baltimore (Kaasen) 111 10-1 9-Velocity Queen, Mrs. Mar- to the time limit, the score (they, are using "Texas Latiraeal (Blum) 111 3-1 Just A lunch (Thomburg) 111 8-5 in that same inning? Canada and the U.S.A.. Normandy Bob (Stone) lie 4-1 Natural Oharmer (Knapp) 111 4-1 tin, Number One Cat However, it wasn't a renais- reverted to 86-28. rules'); »there are two bats- Remember Me (Knapp) 116 20-1 Private Parking (Mdcell) 108 6-1 Cricket rules allow for • JeH The Doc (Oal-mean) 112 15-1 Sailor's Sweetheart (Cuslm'o) 110 7-2 Best Bet: Lunar Voyage sance of hitting in baseball, Ron Hogan, an Australian men who cross each other to luncheoa and tea "breaks, and Mop Bollnzer (Moseley) 114 8-1 Our Nesta (Moseley) 106 10-1 Mr. Reverie (Plomchok) lie 10-1 Iron Control (EBrousaald) 115 8-1 (4th) but the debut of the Mallard who is a fireballing "bowler" score a run after one has the teams took advantage of Scott Noble (plum) 113 10-1 hit the ball. 4TH—S5.M0; Mdn.; * yo; BV4 f. Cricket Club at Ira Wolcott (that's pitcher to you Yanks), the rules—with a quarter of Tackle Me (lannelll) 118 7-2 9T1I—SB.OOO; Clmi Memorial Park here yester- scored 40 runs in his turn. A batsman who hits the Young America (Marquez) 118 6-1 Quite Rightly (N beer on the sideline. Chief Destroyer (NB) 118 10-1 T41M-'Alidate- fMojeley-— - ) 20-1 day. This was considered a, good ball does not have to run if And if you've heard of a Scottish Blend (IannelH) 118 12-1 Further (NB) 111 12-1 Scratches Sword of tight (lannelll) 118 8-1 Irish Chapeau (Blum) 113 15-1 Joint Engineering Agency score by the cricket-minded he thinks he cannot make "sticky wicket," there were ' Country Romeo (Cusimano) 118 5-2 Number One Cat (Imparato) 110 3-1 1—Eastern Toney onlookers. Pony Soldier (NB) 118. 10-1 Tan Violets (Moseley) 107 8-1 won the game, 86-28, over a score; you can swing and none yesterday. It was too Surrender Not (Van gilder) 108 12-1 Tap The Till (Kallal) 115 -8-1 3—Mr. Reverie miss all day provided the Lunar Voyage (Kallal) 118 2-1 . Velocity Queen CMarquez) 111 5-2 Booz-Allen. Both are depart- Booz-Allen batted first, but beautiful a day for the Cralm Check (NB) 113 ' 4-1 5-Pro Bidder ' ments in Project Mallard, a series of "caught-outs," wicket is not knocked down. 5TH—$5,000; Man.; 2 yo; 5V4 I. The Aussie '(Ouslmano) 111 10-1 grounds to get muddied up as Man of the Moment (Kagsen) 118 Mrs. Martin (Maple) 115 21 Track — Clear and Fast. New Shrewsbury. "bawled outs," and "run If it is, you are out. You they often do during three-day Actually, Booz-Allen scored outs'' ate up their 10 outs can hit the ball in any di- matches in England. rection and if it goes out of bounds, it's worth four runs. The fielders form sort of a circle about the batsman, and they have rather interesting names-like square leg, silly mid-on, or silly mid-off, long- now at common /en/e /avinq/! on, long-off, point, third man, mid wicket and gully. By the way, there is no arguing with the umpire. That's just not cricket. Alan R. Molby, the honor- able president of Mallard Cricket Club, expressed some GALCERIES disappointment in the crowd, ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 671-0400 ROUTE 22,'UNION, N. J. MU 8-5500 MBC Sailors U»e Our Convenient Charge Plans Open Every Nile Til ?:30^-Sat.-TM « Fare Well In Red Bank PERTH AMBOY .— Mon- mouth Boat Club of Red Bank dominated the lightning and windmill classes, in the Red Grant Regatta sponsored by the Raritan Yacht Club here over the weekend. The local boat club took the first five places in both classes with Reid Dickerson taking first in the lightnings, and Wally Van Siclen nailed down top spot in the wind- mills. There were two races Sat- urday and one Sunday. WHERE'D IT GO? — Bob Arberry of Booi-Allen's LIGHTNINGS cricket team gave it a good try, but missed. Arberry 1. , Held Dlckeraon.1-1-3—«%; 2. Curt Delano, 2-2-*—«; 3. Arnold Schwartz, 3-3-2—6;/^. .Sandy Hunts- is from the United Kingdom. • That fielder, Tom man, 4-4-1—»: B/ver* Vaughn, 54- Loughney of the U.S.A. is not in foul territory. Fielders WLNDjm\g 1. Wally Van Stolen, 1-1-1—2«: form a circle around the batsmen. 1 Jim Spurr, 2^2-2-6; 3, Kirk Spurr. 3-3-f—10; 4. Ron Freund, 4- 4-S—13: 5. Crisoy Van Stolen, W-3— (Register Staff Photos) 13. Lions Roar Into Top Spot Q Middletowetown Lions took over In the nightcap, HallgrinHailgring again and Tom Erbig was %^ first place in the American again had three hits and two for two. Don Foulke was West Division of the Ed banged home two runs. Don the loser. Vosk fanned 12. Carleton League with three Olesko picked up the win, but Colts Neck split a pair with wins over the weekend. needed help from Vosk to get the Hazlet Bears and dropped The lions knocked off the the last out Losing pitcher to second, one game off the Hazlet Rangers, 12-4 and 7-5, Jack Douglas and Tom • pace. in a double-header Saturday. Iaeuzzi each had two hits for Colts Neck^won the first In the first game Jim Gill the Rangers. game, 6-3, behind the three- fanned 10 and allowed four Jim Vosk threw a one- hit pitching of Stan Lukoic. hits to get the win. Ken Hall- hitter yesterday as the Lions One-of those three hits was gring, who went nine for 11 nipped the Lincroft Royals, a three-run homer by Tom in the three games, had a 4-0. Jean Deutschle singled to McBfide to account for all perfect day with two triples center with one gone in the the. Bears' runs. Lukoic and two RBI's. Jim Vosk had fourth to get the Royals' first fanned 14. Glenn Daly was four RBI's on a pair of hits. hit. Hallgring had three hits the loser— The Bears came back to take the second, 2-0, with Tom Battaglia turning in a Ye Cottage Inn Salvages four-hitter. Fred Cere's single in the third drove in both Splits in Doubleheaders runs. Fred Westbrook was the loser. ' Ye Cottage Inn was held Ye Cottage Inn scored both Colts Neck blanked Atlantic to splits in a pair of double- runs in the fifth on a single Highlands, 7-0, yesterdaw with ... headers in the Jersey Shore by Dave Chieco, a walk to a six-run fifth inning ('doing Baseball League over the the damage. Rick Narozoniak weekend, but the league George Warrack, a double by came within two outs of pitch- leaders still maintain a four- Rich Palumbo.and a single ing a perfect game. Tom game edge over their nearest by John McNee. Reilly singled with one down pursuers. "Ryan's Express" con- in the seventh to become the Coach Frank Ryan's tinued to roll in the second first Atlantic Highlands run- charges (12-4) divided with ner. Ken Tomberlin led the game, but Toms River over- Colts Neck offense with three Toms River on Saturday and came a 4-0 first inning deficit singles. Wall Township yesterday. to pull out a 5-4 victory. Lincroft beat Atlantic High- Alex Pietewicz hurled a Singles by Chuck Moriarity lands, 8-6, Saturday. AI Koois- two-hit, 2-0 shutout in Satur- and Pete Lardieri and a dou- tra picked up the win. Jean day's first game, beating the ble by Palumbo (two runs Deutschle had three for four Rivermen's John Pello. Pi- batted in) highlighted the big and three RBI's, and John etewicz walked only on bar- first, but losing pitcher Ted Digliotti also had three rib- ter and struck out four. Pello, Eskildscn gave up four runs bies. Hugo Bianctii had a who was touched for six hits, in the second and the clincher triple and homer for Atlantic walked three and fanned one. in the third. Highlands. Tfiile of Miss New Jersey Passes t€f Luck Believer CHERRY HILL (AP) - A Hillside, who was crowned in Cherry Hill before the pa- badge during pageant compe- tiny Buddha and 34 four-leaf here Saturday night. geant began. tition. clovers will accompany Miss The 20-year-old green-eyed Clover Worn Just before final competi- New Jersey to Atlantic City beauty, who entered the pa- Miss Yungst, who is 5-foot- tion began, another contes- in September for the Miss geant as Miss Union County, tant, Susan Costantino, who is America Pageant. saidiier chaperon, Mrs. Mary 5,-weighs 120 and has statis- Miss Mercer County Commur The items are good luck Bauer '-'of Westfield, had tics of 35-24-35, said she wore nity College, told Miss Yungst charms for Hela Yungst of picked the good luck clovers one of the clovers on her to rub the stomach of her Buddha. After Miss Yungst won, Miss Costantino, who was not one of the finalists, gave her the Buddha to take to Atlantic City. The new queen, who has dark brown hair and an olive complexion, is a senior at Newark State College major- ing in music. For the talent competition at Atla'ntic City, she will sing the same song she sang here, "Aldonza" from the Broadway musical "Man of La Mancha." Miss Yungst, who gasped when she learned she had won, said she wanted to be Miss America, "so I can rep- resent the American girl." Defines Ideal She said her idea of "the American girl" was "a sin- cere type of person, very gra- cious, very friendly and very , GRAPE PICKET — Members of the Ladies Garment Workers Union, Local 85 of Long Branch, picket Che Shop- sociable." , Rite Supermarket in West Long Branch in support of a nationwide boycott against nonunion grapes. About 25 No one in Miss Yungst's women participated in the picketing at the' store in support of the United Farm Workers Union's battle to raise family ever doubted she would be crowned Miss New the standard of living for grape pickers. (Register Staff Photo) Jersey. Mrs. Yungst said she knew her daughter would win Sat- urday night. ' 'She"las all"the" qualities," her mother said. Mrs. Yungst also thinks her daughter can win the Miss MISS NEW JERSEY CROWNED — Hela Yungst of Hillside is crowned Miss New America title. "1 have confi- Jersey by Cheryl Christine Carter of Matawan; Miss New Jersey 1969 Saturday dence in her," Mrs. Yungst' night at Cherry Hill. Miss Yungst represented Union County in the pageant. said. "She's a hard working RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 —13 girl." (AP Wirephotol Mrs. Yungst said she was "overjoyed" when her daugh- ter won. "It can only happen in America," said Mrs. Improvement Study Set Yungst, who with her hus- band, Henry, came to this Addonizio Trial Near End country 16 years ago from Po- land by way of Israel and Germany. In Red Bank's Westside Eyes Music Career As Defense Pushes Attack RED BANK — The U.S. members include representa- It would not resemble the Miss Yungst, who was born TRENTON (AP) — The ex- deliver the cash through Rigo. a helicopter and took exotic are expected to take the Department of Housing and tives from civic groups, the usual urban renewal pro- in Tel Aviv, says she hopes to tortion-conspiracy trial of for- On trial with Addonizio vacations. stand this week. Urban Development (HUD) clergy, businessmen, borough gram, the mayor said, but teach choral music in high mer Newark Mayor Hugh J. were Anthony LaMorte, exec- Dr. Charles H. Capen, Ri- Another possible defense school or elementary school Addonizio and four others en- utive director of the Newark go's former business partner, witness is Charles Fallon, an is investigating whether Red officials, civil rights leaders, would concentrate on selec- ters its seventh and perhaps Municipal Utilities Authority; testified last week for the de- accountant who kept Rigo's Bank can qualify for federal and educators.. \ tive reconstruction. after she finishes college. A lover of sports, Miss final week today as the de- former Corporation Counsel fense that Rigo had "short- business records, and accord- funds to finance improve- Under the so-called "model The basic difference, he fense continues its efforts to Philip Gordon and Joseph Bi- changed" him when they ing to Rigo's testimony, some- ments for the westside. cities program, the mayor said, is that houses would be Yungst said she jogs around discredit the testimony of the ancone and Ralph Vicaro, were in business together. the block "about three times" times assisted him in doling . Mayor Daniel O'Hern re- said, the borough would re- demolished and then re- key government witness. both of whom the government Addonizio also took the out payoffs. ported that the borough ceive funds primarily to pro- placed, as opposed to urban every night with her dog. She alleges are members of orga- also likes tennis and said she The defense case, which be- stand to deny that he re- Anthony "Tony Boy" Boi- should know within a month vide more and new services. renewal in which an entire gan last. Tuesday, is not ex- nized crime. ceived kickback cash. Rigo ardo, a sixth defendant, was whether it qualifies for as- Possibilities Open area is demolished and then usually beats all the men at pected' to\ be a lengthy one. testified that he personally severed from the case last paddleball. Witness Discredited sistance under either the These would include suck rebuilt. One defense lawyer admitted The defense has been try- delivered a total of $4,000 to Monday when he suffered^ "model cities" or the "neighr ,|!jings,,,as uthe^fistabjistiment The governing body already Miss Yungst also is an in- in private that there was a 1 ing to. show that Rigo lied the former mayor on three heart attack. The government IfaffrfrwKMl ^hahjflitat.ion' pro- of. a;westside heiltivjcjinic; has stated JtS"M>pposition~ to structor' at a -figure salon, good chance the case would about the kickback scheme to occasions in 1968 and early contends Boiardo set the salaries for social workers, urban renewal and also is op- where she teaches exercise »go to the jury by the end of cover up his own need for 1969. terms for the kickbacks to be !: Both programs were dis- and various forms of finan- posed to the concept of addi- classes. "?the week. cash spent on luxury items. Two -other defendants — paid by many contractors do- cussed here Friday at a sche- cial aid to the indigent and tional low-income housing on The new. queen said she Thus far, the defense has He once owned a yacht and LaMorte and Gordon — also ing business with Newark. duled meeting between a the elderly, also educational the grounds that such housing prefers the mini skirt to the brought to the stand witnesses HUD official and the bor- programs~aimed at remedial tends to continue segregation. midi, "because it's more flat- who have labeled Paul W. ough's Project Harmony work. Under the neighborhood re- tering," and she wasn't sure Rigo, star government wit- committee. Through the neighborhood habilitation program, he said, whether the longer design ness, as a liar and a cheat. Project Harmony is a pro- rehabilitation program, the those single family houses would be included in her At- Charges Pressed Matawan Man Jailed gram established in January borough would be involved in which were torn down would lantic City wardrobe. Addonizio and his codefen- by the mayor in an attempt construction and reconstruc- be replaced with another sin- Has Anti-war Role dants are accused of extort- to find solutions to the prob- tion, rather than in establish- gle family house and not with She said she had taken part ing $253,000 from Rigo's engi- lems of the westside. Its ment of services. multiple unit apartments. in anti-war activities on her neering firm, Constrad Inc. The company did work on For Sale of Hashish campus, "but never in any violent demonstrations." major water supplies and FREEHOLD — Superior Bank, reformatory term and James Franklin Elberson, Miss Yungst also said she sewer construction projects Court Judge Clarkson S. Fish- placed on probation for two Lippincott Ave., Long Branch, for the City of Newark. thought the penalty for smok- er has sentenced Joseph A. years and fined $200 for pos- suspended reformatory term, Enter Innocent Pleas ing marijuana was too strict The defendants also are Rosato of 6 Eisenhower Court, session of heroin Jan. 16 in probation for two years and charged with plotting to shake in some states. Matawan, to five to seven Red Bank. $100 in fines for two counts FREEHOLD — Nine per- them pornographic pictures valued at $15,000, the property Miss New Jersey, who has down more than $1.3 million Harold Edward Anderson, of' possession of heroin in sons have pleaded innocent between Nov. 1, 1969, and of Food Haulers Inc., Eliza- never been to Atlantic City from seven other contractors. years in state prison. He had 41, of O'Neil Ave., Leonardo, Neptune City Jan. 8, 1970. to charges of possession of Dec. 19, 1969. beth, and meat valued at $18,- before, said, "I always want- Officials of two of the sev- pleaded guilty to selling hash- two to| three years in state William H. Davis, 37, of 85 Gary Bankes of Huddy Ave., ed to go down there. I just en firms testified for the gov- ish in Matawan Township prison for the robbery of $39 Linden Place, Red Bank, sus- heroin April 3 in a Matawan 000, the property of Wakefern ernment about kickback de- Township apartment. Highlands, denied charges of Food Corp., Elizabeth, Oct. never expected to go this May 21. from the Leonardo Motel, Rt. pended two - to - three year mands and the delivery of 36, Leonardo, last April 14. state prison term for posses- breaking into Odell Plumbing 13, 1968, in Holmdel. way." payoffs. They said arrange- Rosato was also sentenced They were arraigned be- Mjss Yungst, whose father Robert Braxton, 18 South sion of marijuana in Middle- fore Superior Court Judge and Heating, Rt. 35, Middle- ments were usually made to to two to three years in state . Joshua Frank Jr. of Ft. owns a -grocery store in prison and fined $50 for pos- Ave. Atlantic Highlands, town July 10, 1968. He was Clarkson S. Fisher. Trial town, with intent to steal Jan. Monmouth denied charges of fined $150 for carrying a .32 dates, will be fixed. Union, is the middle child of sessing a shotgun without a placed on probation for a 9 and stealing three checks, robbing $200 Jan. 6 from Ber- three. She has an older sister, permit Nov. 20 in Matawan. caliber revolver without a year and'fined $150. The nine were Hedwig and denied possessing two Ita, who is 21, and a brother, Murder The sentences are to run con- permit Dec. 24 in Long Ronald A. Wain'wright, Thomas, 20; Donald Quade, nard Daniels, an employe of checks with a total value of - Sliver's Liquor Store, Shrews- Paul, 15. currently. •Branch. Lakehurst, suspended sen- 20, and Walter Thomas Jr., • Others who pleaded guilty Frank Hunt, 1023 Mattison 19, all of Matawan Terrace $157.43 Jan. 14 in Highlands bury Ave., New Shrewsbury, First runner-up Saturday Indictment tence to the New Jersey Diag- and forging two checks, one was Cheryl Cook, 22, of We- and were sentenced included: Ave., Asbury Park, reforma- nostic Center and placed on Apartments, Matawan Town- while armed and of assault- Jerome Russell, 20, of Mar- tory term for robbing $17 ship; Jennifer Raulerson, 19, for $75.20 and the other for nonah. She entered the pa- probation for three years for ing Mr. Daniels with a weap- geant as Miss Washington, Dismissed go Road, Englishtown, three from Sheffy- Rahey, Edge- open lewdness Nov. 28 and of Galway Drive, Hazlet; $82.23. Jo seven years in state pri- Ronald Pace, 21, of Union, on with intent to Yob. Gloucester County. FREEHOLD - Superior wood Ave., Ocean Township,' Dec. 6 in Howell and Dec. 3 Louis Petruzzelli of Still- Nicholas Pronkin of Helen Linda Sara Cofer of Long Court Judge Clarkson S. son for the robbery of $195 Feb. 22 in Asbury Park. in Freehold. and Shirley Olszewski, 20; well Road, Holmdel; Frank from Lois Lawson, an em- Thomas Jacobs, 19; Daniel Ave., Farmingdale, denied a Branch, Miss Upsala College, Fisher has dismissed a mur- Esola of North Brunswick and charge of forgery. He is ac- was second runner-up. She der indictment against Wil- ploye of the Turf" Club, 30 Thomas, 18, and Robert Za- Edward F. Robel of Middle- Ridge Ave., Neptune, Nov. 26. wartkay, 22, all of Laurence cused of altering a check for was one of two black contes- liam Arnold Jr., formerly of sex denied charges of pos- $16.86, the property of Molecu tants in the pageant. Long Branch, who was sen- Russell was given a concur- Denied Speedy Trial, Harbor. session of a stolen trailer, Wire Corp., Farmingdale, to .rent, two-to-three year state Walter Thomas Jr. also de- tenced to an indeterminate $116.86 May 7 in Howell. reformatory term for child prison term for stealing $50 nied charges of contributing Joseph Bogdamski, 47, of abuse and child neglect. from Cindy Brand Tomato Co. Man Fined Manalapan, Jan. 16, 1969. Man Wins Acquittal to the delinquency of a 15- $150 Holdup tSayreville denied grand lar- year-old girl by encouraging ceny in Matawan Township Assistant Procecutor Elliot Franklin Boyd, Tenth Ave., FREEHOLD - Because the Beach apartment of Fred B. Katz told the court the pros- Neptune, suspended sentence prosecutor's office failed to Crowson last June 15 and her to be in his apartment* last March 3. He pleaded in- For Storing At Station nocent to stealing $450 from ecutor had no objections to of two to five years in state move a trial on a specified stealing items valued at $287 - when and where drugs were Sam Jambro, trading as Cliff- the dismissal, adding that prison for possession of her- date, Superior Court Judge 50. Junk Cars the state could not prove Francis X. Crahay has or- allegedly being used. Is Reported wood Wash and Dry, Cliff- oin in Long Branch Oct. 18 He also was charged with George R. Dennis of Patten wood Ave., Matawan Town- KEYPORT - Municipal the charge. and possession of cocaine in dered a judgment of acquit- tal for a Middletown man breaking into the home of Ar- Ave., Long Branch, denied KEYPORT — Police are ship. Court Judge Seymour R. Arnold was Indicted for Asbury Park July 21, 1969. He thur Ruffalo, Colts Neck, July breaking into the Monmouth searching for two male Ne- Arthur Victor Polgano, 55, Kleinberg has fined Alfred was fined $200, placed on pro- charged with breaking" and child abuse, child neglect entering, larceny and posses- 8, 1969, and stealing house- Beach Post Office Feb. 22 groes who are accused of of Newark Ave., Bradley Poling, 73 Fulton St., $105 for and murder for the death of bation for two years and or- hold goods worth $2,560; with intent to steal and steal- holding up a service station Beach, denied two counts of storing junk vehicles on his dered to get narcotics treat- sion of stolen property. his son, Paul Arnold, 3'/2. He breaking into the home of Jo- ing articles valued at $195. attendant early yesterday and bookmaking, one between property without a license. ment, The indiotment was seph Hoffman, Middletown, escaping With $150 in cash. admitted beating his late son James R. Laverty, 20, of Rt. Paul W. Gregory of Lexing- Oct. 20 and Nov. 20,1969, both Assessed $105 and receiving with a belt at various times against John Chementi of 2 the same day and stealing ton, Ky., denied charges of According to Polite Chief in New Shrewsbury. a two-year license revocation 35, Middletown, an indeter- articles valued at $1,601; between Jan. 29 and March minate New Jersey Reforma- Crescent Drive, Middletown. possession of marijuana William J. Geiger, the pair Manuel Verasmende, Ridge- for driving while impaired 23, 1969, when the child died. breaking into the home of March 13 in Eatontown. field, denied atrocious assault was Ismael Padilla, 98 Maple tory term for "stealing a car The judge's ruling came on strode into the Keyview Ser- He also admitted neglecting a motion by defense attorney Ethel Strickland, Shrewsbury, Frederick D. Miller pf Mon- vice Center at Clark St. and and battery on Floyd Victor Place. He was found inno- owned by Irving J. Sexton, July 2, 1969 and stealing Gunderson March .29, 1970. in. cent of driving without a li- to get medical attention for White St., Shrewsbury, last Martin Rudnick of Red Bank. inouth Ave., Bradley Beach, the Garden State Parkvtoy his son.when it was needed. items valued at $362, and, denied charges of breaking Howell. cense in possession and care- Nov. 15. The sentence will run Under'court rules, any time spur shortly after 5 a.m., pro- He had withdrawn innocent after si* months following the breaking into the home of into the home of Gerald Pol- duced a brown 45 caliber au- Karl C. Smith, 27, of Second less driving. concurrently with a sentence Edgar R. Robinson, Middle- ing, Richdale Road, Colts Ave., Long Branch, denied John Bodtmann', 151 Ram- pleas to the two charges Laverty was serving. return of an indictment, a de- tomatic pistol and escaped after a jury was selected to fense attorney or the assign- town, July 8, 1969, and steal- Neck, and stealing jewelry with the money. stealing a Ford van truck sey Ave., was fined a total James Maher of Philadel- ing articles valued at $432. and coins valued at $956 and valued at $5,000 and 10 rolls of $30 for disregarding a hear his case. phia, a reformatory term for ment judge may direct that of breaking into the home of Both men were wearing ' of rugs valued at $3,400 be- traffic signal and careless Arnold's wife, Linda, was breaking into the home of the trial be moved on a spe- He also was charged with Wilmot Johnston, Ann St., black masks, blue shirts and tween Oct. 20 and 21, 1969, in driving. convicted by a jury Feb. 19 Spiros Michals, 27 Wallace cified date. If the prosecutor possession of stolen items in Colts Neck, and stealing blue denim.trousers. One man Long Branch. The truck in Assessed $15 each were of manslaughter and child Road, Deal, Jan. 31, 1969, and fails to do so, the judge may Long Branch June 15, June 18 jewelry, coins and medicine is said to be 5 feet 10 inches question is the property of neglect. She is free in $5,000 order the indictment dis- and June 25, 19G9. 1 Harry Cjnquegrana, 17E1 Port stealing clothing, jewelry and valued at $45 Feb, 5. tall and the other 5 feet, 11. Thomas Dunley, Cedar Ave., Monmouth Road, Port Mon- bail pending an appeal of silver valued at $9,010. missed. Robert J. Stevens, 35, of They were last seen head- Long Branch, and the rugs mouth, Maureen Stout, 55 the sentences. She was sen- Reginald Ward, 234 Central "> In this case, Chementi's Fast Patrol Cars Set Dartmouth Drive, Hazlet, de- ing toward the parkway in cited are the property of Mur- Chandler Ave., and Nicholas tenced to five to seven Ave., Long Branch, probation ray Bernstein, Second Ave., trial began May 11, but the PARIS (AP) - Officials nied charges of impairing the what is believed to be. a 1966 Brady Jr., 12 Lakeside Drive, years in. the reformatory for for two years and a $100 fine prosecutor moved to amend said the French gendarmerie morals of a brother and sis- Blue Chevrolet. Long Branch. Smith also de- Matawan, all for careless manslaughter and was given for selling marijuana Sept. 26 nied possessing all of the his list' of witnesses and a will be given five new cars, ter, aged 10 and 6, respec- Patrolman Howard Ruth driving, and George Brand- an indeterminate reforma- in Long Branch. mistrial was declared. capable of doing 130 miles per tively, by photographing thcrfi and Raymond Lee are inves- items Oct. 21 ia.Ocean Town- shagen, 16 Deerfield Road, tory term on the child ne- ship. James Edward Williams of Chementi was charged with hour to enforce the nation's in the nude and snowing tigating. Hazlet, for speeding. glect conviction. 64 W. Bergen Place, Red breaking into the Monmouth traffic laws. 14 -THE DAILY HEGISTER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i' MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 AMHOUNCfMIHTS PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SUM AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE sums, ram IAIB LOST AJib FOUND Quick, call . 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CHRYSLER Newport, 4-door hardtop, Turquoise CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Wogon. with black vinyl rool, V-9, automatic transmission, D AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION power steering, factory air condition „ FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS D RADIO 196a PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2-door hbrdtop, HM4QC 291-9200 229-4790 Wai % 995 NOW $ 789 D WHITCWALL TIRES automatic transmission, power steering, vinyl roof. ttlmW* 1967 CHRYSLER Town and Country station wagon, II QQC D UNDERCOAT V-8, automatic transmission, power steering IT #3 ^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••i TOTAL *2128.00 1967 CHRYSLER New Yorker, 4-door hardlop, V-8, liftQC '64 PLYMOUTH auto, trans., P.S., factory air condition. Many extros. IT79 300 GALLONS OF GAS DOWN WITH PURCHASE! Sport Fury. PAYMENT BALANCE * 1830.00 FREE OFFER ENDS AUGUST 10th Was $1095 NOW $869 OR TRADE To accommodate our customers, we are now 36 EQUAL MONTHY PAYMENTS-APPROVE29D CREDIT8. open Wednesday evenings 'HI 9 p.m. '64 CHEVELLE —FORD'S ANNUAL PlRCtNTAGl RAH N.M; TOTAl FINAHCl Mollbu. OMRGf >329.7S; SUM OF THf PAYMN1S *2159.2*. YOUR BEST Was $ 995 NOW S 879 IMPORT CORTINA IUY '63 FORD 8SF DOZEN USED GAR PER ONLY Four-door Sedan, MONTH I WOW $ DEALS of the WEEK 5 1965 CHEVROLET, Station wagon, automatic Was* 595 NOWS 379 transmission Ml 95 1977 '65 MUSTANG '65 PLYMOUTH 1965 CHRYSLER Now Yorker;' 2-door hardlop, V-J, '64 OLDS '65 BUICK automatic transmission, power steering, factory $| • 88 nine passenger wagon. Two-door hardtop, fully Sport Fury 2-door hdtp. LeSabre four-door hard- air condition I Radio, heater, automatic, top. Radio, beater, power equipped, radio, heater, Radio, heater, auto, on '63 OLDSMOBILE power steering steering. etc. console, bucket seats, etc. 1965 RAMBLER Ambassador, station wagon, auto-$ malic transmission : 1195 F-85 Coupe. $397 * $597 ,, $797 $897 Was $ 495 NOW $ 389 1965 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 2-door hardlop, V.H,'»» '68 PLYMOUTH auto, transmission, power steering, air condition. I CORTINA '65 PLYMOUTH '67 DODGE '68 TOYOTA 1965 FORD Goloxle "500," 2-door hordtop, V-«, t 2-DR. SEDAN Fury III , 4-dr. sedan, Polora four-door, radio, Corona 4 door! jRadlo, Sport Fury Conv., candy automatic transmission, power steering ..... radio & heater, automatic, apple red, R&H, auto, on heater, automatic, power heater, etc. Red, WE WILL TAKE air, power steering. steering. console, bucket scats, pwr. 1965 BUICK LeSabre, 2-door hardlop, V-S, aulo-» $997 $997 $1297 ., $1597 matic transmission, power steering ' YOUR TRADE AND 1965 RAMBLER Classic, 4-door. Full factor/ Completely Equipped equipped - ARRANGE '68 PLYMOUTH '68 TEMPEST '69 MERCURY '69 CAMARO • Up to 30 M.P.tt. • Dalux* Intarjer & Extarlor Fury III two-door hdtp. Custom station wogon. Montcgo, 2-door hdtp., Z-2B. Four on Ihe floor. FINANCING Radio, healer, automatic, Radio, heater, automatic, R8"' "< « *«»H1> S»ii>i»tCe.ti. Advertise in The Daily Register HWY. 35 542-1111 EATONTOWN 15 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • M1DDLET0WN, N. J.: MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 HELP WANTED—FEMALE AUTOS FOR SALE f . MOTORCYCLES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES AUTOS FOR SALE AtJTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AJJTOS FOE SALE 1S68 ROYAL EWTELD - 760 cc CUJ !»• THOMPSON - 1 FORD — 1370 LTDcbuotry DEMOBJLE - Dill* M. four- 1 HHiJ ISO Ch 1680 CQMJBT —, 1(1 p6 *ftcger et&Uon ws-gon. M A Power altering. buury toi j ^ 1969 oca Xiatl- rt '•flfaetoa of two. R"J v&vmr-Trttti fi.Het.gt. 84t-Xa7a7. Callll tileril hh y. Urn. — yf fjf. SEVSEVEEN OUTBOBD n»Uir« — Weed lor vital —it. ge» Ujern DOW and W ft OOUWTRY JAlTMt 6 p.m. t repairi . A y ilttail K ffiJS Hi CLEKK — Ae ISM J>L<3UAK/3.8-S-St4».n. kit tmr Wrrt n4 Miln St., Hwrtenee. FuolULr wlUi dlUoalotf, vliC wliwlJ, JiM/FM radio, alter 0 p.m.. CUWLE Ca.ll 671-37S7. WMII "^ RASSAS PONTIAC 34.000 mile.. *im iK2-7 Asbury Park. 775j3483. 1062 KARMANN GHIA — Excellent ' Asking $675. submit resume In confidence to th* condition, new brakes, exhaust sys- PICKED UP WHY HAUL YOUR BOAT? — Mmy White convertible. Call after 7 p.m. Sun BEST BUICK — OPEL BUYS Personnel Manager. 2M-1522. 1965 PEUGEOT — Four epeet 1968 JAGUAR XKE ROADSTER tem, clutch, values, paint Job. Very Straub Motors small repairs ca.n be made, bottoms roof Radio and heater. Run like Very nice condition, low mileage. good tires. »550. 747-3932. Hwy. 35 Keyport 264-WOO Twinbrook Auto Wrecking scraped In the water. Try our Dlvinjr. LANVrN- THE FINEST SELECTION — 01 new new. S450. 842-58OA S3800. BAILLY BROS. Inc., Re~ d' Service. Reasonable rates. Ca.ll D88- and used cars In Monmouth County. THUNDERBIRD ' — Air. Eatontown 542-2235 CHARLES OF THERITZ Bank. «59JS 1963 Call MGB — 1967, blue, wire wheels. 3231 or 566^^ Over 100 alr-condltloned new cars m 1964 BUICK SPECIAL Good condition. Sacrifice S1200. Call TU. 35 Holmdcl, N. J. 264-9000 •tock. BOB WHTTE BUICK-OPEL, 1969 PONTIAC —^ 787-3736. alter 6 p.m. 222-2812. WE DON'T SELL JUNK — Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Wagon V-6 with standard tranamis- Nor do we buy It — 7(1-8200. Bion. Our low price only $550. 671-2155 1966 MUSTANG 1369 MO MIDGET — Must sell. Low We, do buy clean, late modftl cars BUSINESS NOTICES CLERK-TYPIST mileage. Call at top dollar. See or call WALL CREDIT A COLLECTION DEFT, IMS BUICK — Le Sabre convertible. RASSAS PONTIAC 1967 JAGUAR — Pour-door, automat- Fastback. V-S slick fililft. In excellent LINCOLN-MERCURY. 747-5400.. Sxcellent condition. New top. Call 395 Broad St. 741-6180" Red Bank ic, whltewalls, radio. Dark blue — condition. See it now and Bav! 671-2824, after 6:30. 946-8601. Eves, until 9 clean. $2000. 741-7189 after 7 p.m. 1081 FORD. Runs very well. $150. GET CABH FOR YOUR FOREIGN— PAINTING Interesting; and diversified position RASSAS PONTIAC Call AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH available In modern hospital's credit 3» Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank 787-1194 MOTORS. JNC.. Hwy. 35, Eatontown, ' David M. Barich department. Credit experience helpful. Eves, until !) Good salary, pleasant working condi- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1960 PONTIAC CATALINA - Power 542-2414. EXTERIOR-INTERIOR tions and full fringe benefits. Contact 1967 MUSTANQ Six "cylinder steering and brakes Best offer. Call Quality work. Fully insured. All work Personnel Office. Rlva.rvie'W Hospital, standard. Ul^ nftcj- 5 .p.m., 787-nwa. guaranteed. Call 842-1815. 741-2700. Ext 225, for »n interview. AUTO RENTALS HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE An Equal Opportunity Employer MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT Carpentry, painting, miscellaneous re- MOVING MUST SELL—1967 Camaro, LEADER — Ked Bank Auto Imports pairs, etc. H46-4527 after 7 p.m. SECRETARY —:: For law office. Real V-8, automatic convertible, $1500 or Authorized Dealer For Volvo-Triumph- TOM'S FORD Estate experience preferred. Write to best offer. 671-5164. Kenault-BMW, Newman Springs Rd. P.O. Box 198. Keansburg. or call i<)63 FORD FAIRLANE fiOO ~- Four- 741-5886. ReJ Bank. RENT A CAR ROONEY BROS. 787-2500. door. Radio and heater. Power steer- 1966 MG MIDGET—Wire wheels, new 200 Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport HOUSE PAINTING CLEANING LADt — For fire furni- ing. V-8 automatic. Clean. 5500. Call Urea, radio, heater. Roll-up wlndowa. DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY Spray — Brush. Free estimates, In- ture store, hours Mon. through Fri., ITS YOUR MOVE evenings. 747-5926. Convertible. Fine condition. 787-5345 Prices start at <6.99 and up Econo- eured. Phone _591-9388. 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. Excellent working [ter 5 p.m^ Cax of Red Bank. 210 E. Newman conditions and opportunities. For ap. 1964 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Four-door WE'LL PREPARE JOB .- GETTING hardtop. Automatic. W50 or best offer. 1059 BUICK — S1J5. Springs Rd. 747-0173 polntment^call 671-0400, Mr. Philip, Piione 842-2744. 51 Bastvlew Ave., Phone RESUMES — Fast service, phone 495-0163 222-4H9. 360 West Park Ave., Oalc- EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER — Little Silver. hurnt. __^___ Full time. All benefits. Apply In per- TO A BETTER USED CAR 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA — V8. 1859 OAIMABO — Super Sport 396, 375 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES son. Matawan Foodlown, 12S Main Power steering. Good mechanical con- h.p. plus. Must sell. Call St.. Matawan. dition. Good tires. Body-good condi- 7S7-38O8 LIOHT HAULING tion. 264-0856. SMALL MOVING JOBS TWIN BORO MOTORS BOAT OWNERS! FREE ESTIMATES WOMAN — To live in. who loves ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS young children. Child care, cooking , Kroll Motors Inc. Jeep Sales and Service AIM «ome clean-up worlc. and ironing, for family of 4. Light I 279 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. Prlco start at $2630 plus freight Treat yourself to an experience. Call alter 6 p.m. ... and we've got the BEST! 747-0040 New Jersey's Largest housework only. Please call Mr. Rat- Marine Supply House cllffe S42-7S00. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — 1965,1389 OWRYBLER NEWPORT-Custom. BARL P. JAMS $800. Sacrifice. Call after 5, Four-door. Hardtop. Air condttionlnp. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP (*lK> known %* "Runt ) 402-8381. 787-80T0 EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Fer sub Low mileage. Four new. Urea. Two 24 Wharf Av*. 7(1-5780 Red Bar* •hop. Call after 7 p.m. , 1970 PLYMOUTH 1965 PONTIAC 1966 CHEVROLET 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY — Power snows with rims. £2,800. Call 583-1063. Open Mon. - Prl. 9-6, Sat. 8-6. Sundaji 229-6915 steering, brakes, factory air. Good 1966 VaL/KSWAQEN — Sedan. Dark and Holidays 91. DOCK BUILDING Fury 111, four-door sedan, 318 V-8, Bonnevllle, convertible, V-8, auto- Bel Air, 4-door sedan. Brown, V-!, condition. $600. 2M-3918J Kreen. Good clutch. New brakes. Good RN or LPN WANTED — Prom 4 condition. $760. Call 6114121. COLUMBIA SAILING YACHTS Piers and bulkheads p.m. to 12 midnight Fiv« daya. Call matic trans., power C1I7C auto, transmission. ^iftQR 1961 FORD — Excellent second car. RANGER YAOKTS automatic transmission, power Huns very well. Many new parts. S175. O'DAY SAILBOATS Underwater work 264-3548 or 747-2017. Full factory equipped. * ' V*9 1069 OUDSMOBILE T0RONAD0 — Pipe and manhole work •tMrlng, factory olr tfO^CA Meerlng, turquoise. ^ I I / O Call 949-1025 or evenings, 583-2452. Fully powered. 30,000 milM left oa THE YACHT SHOP Call at Idttu Silver Gulf I tatlaa.,741- WOMEN — Mature, fer Industrial tondltloneoY Bronte. '***t3l* I 59 -. VOLKSWAGEN — Oood con- warranty. Sacrifice. 264-8605. cafeteria. All sClifta, Call (42-5013 be- 19 118* Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-1913, fore 4 p.m. | dlUon. J200. Phon^ ^ 1967 CHRYSLER 196& VOLKSWAGEN 1982 FORD — Country fiflulre. Si*. MADE TO ORDER — Foam rubberl MIDDLETOWN 1970 PLYMOUTH passenger wagon. Gg, factory air C*59QC brakes. Turquoise. **w*3 "RASSAS PONTIAC covers, and many extras. Ideal lor CLERK-TYPIST to $100. wk. 11065 CORVA1R MONZA—Convertible, LIOHT HAULING—CLEAN CELLARS. CUSTOMER SERVICE to * 90. wk. c»nd., burnt orange. V*"**' I 395 Broad St. 741-5180 Red Bank automatic, new tires, snow tlrea with family, flshlni! and tun. SI,500. Call YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates. Eves, until ft white wheels. Excellent condition. $700 for a look. In water, ready to go. Call after 3 p.m. 741-3149. '. 1966 FORD 741-5677 alter 6 p.m. 741-3967. _ 1967 FORD WANT NEW BUSINESS? Why not PLACEMART 842-6880 1969 0LDSM0B1LE Falcon. Futura. Two-door sport, TWO POMPANETT1E rlElltlng chairs. have your phone located In Long 76S Shrewabury Ave., New Shrewsbury Cortina, Deluxe "1500", four-door AUTOS FOR SALE WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 18' bow rail. 18 mahogany Terry P45, Cutlass Supreme, two-door coupe, automatic transmission, Branch. Lota of people do not like CLERK-TYPIST — General office sedan, maroon, S7O Broad St. 264-1323 Keyport skiff 23' Cedar Fisherman skiff. to call out of town numbers to buy slx-cyllnder. 842-0549. work. C. J. Kupper Inc.. 97 Leonard- hordtopi V-8. four-speed transmls- standard transmission. 1969 MONTBOO FaatDacIc — 351 V-8, things or have work done. For pen- vllle Rd.. Leonardo. 291-9300. flon onf th« floor, power steerlna $1050 $ 995 four-«T>eed. Radio. Ueht green. Power 37' 1950 COLONIAL EXPRESS nies a day we will answer your steering. S2O95. 787-2553. CRUISER — Fresh water cdoled. phone In" -Eong-Sranch 24 hours a, SECRETARIES ^ Interesting oppor- Ytllow wlrh black ttLQC .Crowns 1D65. Oood condition. $6800. day. One lob a month more than tunity for several former secretaries 1965 COMET CAL1ENT0 — Four-door 741-8502. ays for this Bervlce. Don't let those with legal, medical or general ex- irinyl roof. ^tOVO 1966 CHRYSLER 1965 DODGE aedan. V-8. Powor steering. Perfect § after 5 or 10 minutes to 8 custo- perience, for part-time employment. "300", 2«joor hardtop, white, V-8, condition. $650. Call 291-3910 alter X 2626' CABIN SKISKIFF F — AAl l cedar hull. mers get away. Call now for details Good salary, select your own hours. Dart "GT", 2-door hordtop, *lx- p.m. FullFll y equippedid . 330 hh.pp . Good condicondi- 3-RING ANSWERINO SERVICE, Send employment resume to Box 1968 BUICK automatic transmission, qower tion. S1800. Call ntfht-741-S522, dday 229-7781. U-154. The DaUy Register. Red Bank. cyllnder, standard transmission and 9 ANTIQUE FOMD M0DBL. "A" 747-2668. LeSotre, two-door hardtop, V-8, steering and brakes, auto-pilot, MIDDLEAOED LADY—Interested In Four-door. Original condition. 23' CHRIS CRAFT LANCER — Deep BUILDING REPAIRS automatic transmission, power power windows, fac- C17QC full factory £ QQEh Call 462-2217 doing simple cooking 4n a, nursing •leering and power CO9QE V. rlberglas, In\>oard-outboard. S'llp- borne. Help supplied. Two days a tory air conditioned. *' '»* equipment. Brown. ^ WJ9 1962 MERCEDES-teENZ—Model 10OC. to-shore. Fully equipped. $4,000. 531- AND MAINTENANCE week. Please call Mrs. O'Nell, Bay- brakes, sreen. fU'3 Always well maintained and in excel- 4894. Work guaranteed Call 842-0318 view Nursing Home. 391-0(40. lent condition. No longer need two cars. By appointment only. 566-0298. 23' COAST SEA SKIFF — 10' beam. EXPERT REFINISHING —~0t fur- SEORETARY-^ShaTp gal. Diversified 81 Main St.. Matawan, R. L. Cartan. 185 h.p. Ford Interceptor engine. niture. Stripping, wood graining, stain- duties, ajble to meet people. Split Fee. Good Transportation Cars Available Newly overhauled. May be seen at ing, and antiquing. 842-3726. $110. > 1963 CADIIiLAC — Convertible. Only Wilson's Boat Works, Oceanport. Fur- PERSONNEL SERVICES NOT INTERESTED 49.000 miles. Write with blade top. ther information, call 542-3601. HOME IMPROVEMENTS-Ali pipes, 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3533 A-l cendltlon. $1195. 56M925. mason work, carpentry and p&lntlng. ~21' LUHRS SHELTER SKIFF — 100 No job too small. 291-1457. WAITRESS—Day shift opening lor ex- Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BtIO — Black. h.p. Gray marine motor. Fully perienced waitress or loctl married IN A GOOD Radio. Excellent condition. $1500. Call equipped. Excellent condition. Lots LAWN MAINTENANCE — Dally I woman willing to learn. Year round. 747-5360. of extras. PHone 264-5703. monthly. Estimates given, Phonfi Call The Heartfc, 7-4T-OW6, for ap- 74K)648 pointment. TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST YACHT SALES Sc SERVICE THEN TRY US Dockage, storage. We haul up to 45 ft. LOCAL AND LONO DISTANCE MOV. USED VW? H. J. WILSON BOAT WORKS ING — Estlmatej given. Phone 741. Pat Keelen's Auie Sales Oceanport 229-4466. 0618. . HOW ABOUT A Hwy 36 787-1113 Keansburg A BARGAIN FOR HANDY ANDY— SECRETARY 14* sailboat (Woodpussy), complete, LACKLUSTER FLOORS? with trailer. After 6 p.m. ,741-1799. Call Gordon for professional TRUCKS FOR SALE PASTE WAX SHINE IX you possess Rood skills, UM I GOOD USED V-8? FIBEROLAS WOODPUBSY — With 542-1466 the electric typewriter and desire trailer $750. a good job with a future, here la Buhler & Bitter BLACK TOP SERVICE — Charles INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES your opportunity for a divefRiffed Rarltan Garage Inc. Stanley Jr. Save and Pave. Now la and Interesting position -with, A Fords, Chevys, Chryslers ^ Main St.,_Keyport 264-0361 SAILBOAT — O'DAY 7/11, 8' light the time to get your driveway paved. dynamic, last growing oil company weight, white FlberKlas, blue deck, Call for free estimate. Fast dependa- Liberal benefits program and com- CHRYSLER $ PLYMOUTH . . . We have a whole lot WANTED — International Scout or aluminum mast, orlon sails, oars, ble service. You name it, w«'ll pave pany cafeteria. Attractive starting Ford Bronco with full top in Rood small trailer Included. 7414263. it!. 767-3226. _ salary. of our opposition. condition. 1967 or later preferred. Plow not needed. Will also consider Toyota 24' LUHRS BKIFP — 109 Oruy. Two SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 Of course once we have Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 842- bunks, head. In water, excellent con- LAWN CARE 7202 evenings dition. $1600 firm. 741-5123. Cutting and Fertilizing Call 63 6-3000 NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET them, we treat them just 1963 VOLKSWAGEN—Panel truck. Ex- 18' CABIN BOAT — 50 H.p. outboard. Free Estimates or apply to Personnel Dept. cellent running condition. $395. Call Make offer. 8 Long Branch Ave., Call 842-1247 after 8. HESS OIL & like members of the family. carter 5 p.m. 222-0979. Oceanport^ 333-5756. That means they go 16' TRAVEL — Ffterglat boat. 1964 FURNITURE MOVING — Attlar and CHEMICAL DIVISION motor and TeeNee trailer. All elec- cellars cleaned- Free estimates. Call through the same 16-point MOTORCYCLES tric, Full canvas. Ready for water. 747-3002. . Amerada 'Hess Corporation SIOOO. Phone 264-8809. ODD JOBS CHARLIE 1 Hess Plaza Woodbrldge. N. J. inspection as our used'. 1970 HONDA 450—1600 miles, excel- PEDAL PONTOON BOATS — Two. lent condition, $900. Call 747-1221 Minor repairs needed. Cost $400 Attics, cellar's, lawns cleaned. Clean An equal opportunity «mp]oy%r VWs. ^fter 6 p.m. each. Sell for $100 each. 741-1124 up and "hauling. All type8 ~ of work done. 291-3867 or 787-1160. SECRETARY — Ana girl Frl4»v tor And if they're deserving, 1968 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLB — 650 1962 SILVERTON SKIFF — IV. 327 law office. Must bo cxcillent typist cc. $850. Call after alx. engine. In water. $1600, Call RECORDING SERVICE — Weddings, stenpgr&Ifter. Salary open. CHI ?87- they get-the same coveted 787-7341. confirmations, political, copying (dub- 2101. 74i-«825 blnK), tape or disc, demo-records, guarantee sign. "The deal- 1969 TRIUMPH — 500 cc. Oood con- 18' OHRIS-CRAJT — 105 irftoard mo- mastering, pressings. By appointment EXPERIENCED TKLLBR^-Flnanclal dition. JBOO. Call only. 542-6007. Institution located In Monmouth 711-8420. Pb0 County. Write P.O. Box 2, station er guarantees 100% to re- *"• "* 8T1O196 INTERIOR-EXTERIOR PAINTING B, Long Branch. BMW MOTORCYCLE — 750CC, 1870. CATAMARAN — Fiberrlas, 10', wll Experienced and reaoonible. pair or replace the engine, Bolls Royce of motorcyclin*. Call PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY trailer. $475. Phone 542-3133 ACE EMPLOYMENT AOUNCY transmission, rear axle, 8(2-0003. 20 Thomas Ave. 747-3R ED SIGLER Interviewed. WOMAN — To share luxury apart- 842-5353' We offer excellent working condi- ment with same In exch-nge for light tions and liberal benefits, combined duties plus salary. Write Box T-141, OFF TO A BAD START! — $1295 frith a congenial atmosphere in our The Dally Register. Red Bank. AUTOS FOR SALE ultra modern offices. SECRETARY — For program direc- Make certain your summer driving vacation is -a joy Apply 1n person Tuesday or Thurs- tor. Must take dictation and type a '68 VOLKSWAGEN day between 9 a.m. and 10 i,m. or minimum of 45 w.p.m. Some book- from beginning to end by starting off with a de- 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. /• keeping or record keeping. Experi- Squareback, blue, radio, heater. enced preferred. Excellent starting pendable, vacation ready car now from WALL. We LANVIN- salary. For\ appointment phone 229- nave late model cars in stock which are perfect for $1995 CHARLB OF THE RITZ 5800. Personnel Department. nt, 35 Holmdel, N. J. EXECUTIVE Si •ARY — All dii- family vacation. Came in and talk to u's before you ties in personm office. Fee Paid. FINAL CALL TYPIST — Able to assume office S125. •69 VOLKSWAGEN routine, responsibilities. Call plan your trip. 872-0100. PERSON: SERVICES Sedan, dark blue, radio, heater. 77 Broad St. Re' Bank 741-3555 ON ALL RN'S AND LPN'S —\By examination. AUTO -»ARTS-REPAIRS Information 10 a.m. to\2 p.m. RIVER- $1795 CREST NURSING HOMB. 31 Chapin Ave., Red Bank. \ '68 LINCOLN 69 LINCOLN '64 MERCURY SECRETARY — For law, office. Ex- Continental 4-door/ air condi- perlence desired, steno required. Call Continental two-door hardtop, 1969 DODGES!! for personal appointment. Shames ft Parlclane, radio, haaf«r tioned. Many extras. t LaBrecque. 842-46O0. olr cofid., fully equipped. automatic, full power. GIRLS AND LADIES — Earn S1O0 2 to choose from $4640 air-conditioned. SPECIAL BONUS SALE!! a week In new company. High com- $3520 mission^ Free training. Call 291-0147. GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY $995 CLEANING WOMAN — Leonardo RED IANK — 842-2500 One day or two half days weekly. * AIR CONDITIONED * 193 Newman Springs Road Own transportation please. 291-2114. 69 BUICK 69 PLYMOUTH •66 FORD 67 OLDS Galaxie "500," two-door ASBURY PARK — 774-6800 Gron Sport Skylark. Two-door GIRLS V. 1 .P. 1wo door hardtop, olr hardtop, radio, heater, 1969 DODGES 109 Railroad Avtnua hardtop, V-8, automatic trans- vista Cruiser 6-pass. Wagon. AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE mlsilon, power steering, vinyl cond.r vinyl top. automatic, V-8, power steering. AIR-CONDITION, TINTED GLASS, 318 V-8 ENSINE, AUTO- lop. SECRETARY: Mature girl to work l» MATIC TRANSMISSION. POWER STEERING, RAblO, merchandising department. Heavy on $2180 $1295 typing and steno. Excellent advance- $2610 $2895 HEATER, W.W. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS, BUMPER AUTO RENTALS ment spot. $90. GUARDS, PLUS ALL STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST: Ma- '66 CADILLAC ORIGINAL LIST S4180 ture woman with good nkills and Coupe deVille, full power, IT'S EASY TO dictaphone experience. To 1110. Don't Settle... Select From Wall! air-conditioned. CATALOG CLERK: Must like detail KEEP YOUR COOL work, typing and filing, heavy phone contact. $80. wmmm_1967's $2795 — 1966's $ All you nted is A smooth, good FIGURE OLE'RK: Interesting and di- $2070 '66 Chevrolet $1770 looking Cougar . . . Marquis versified witK a flare for figures. '68 Pontiac •67 Cougar '67 CHEVROLET Adding machine experience. Telephone Wogon . . Montego with air condi- contact. 585. LeMans •67 Mustang $1970 Camaro, convertible, radio, I tioning. Come in and keep your '68 Chevy '66 Mustang $1370 heater, automatic! OLBRK-TYPIST: General offlcf'work, 1 cool all summer long. able to work uniier pressure. SfiO. Nova "67 Mercury $1770 •66 Mercury $1470 • " 219Stock #B144l 9 '68 Buick CoNente Wagon $1695 SECRETARY: To conlrollcr. Steno a OUR NEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICE must. Like working wllh figures. Of- Convertible Country $1670 RENT fice routine experience, handle own '67 Dodge $1970 •66 correspondence. To J90. '68 Le Mans Wogon Squire '68 BUICK Bal. 50,000 Mile Factory Warranty Convertible Skylark ("350" SS), radio, SECRETARY: Local rlrm needs some- heater, automatic, full power. MOST OTHER MODELS — SIMILAR SAVINGS one with sootl itcuo and typlne, all Many more to choose from — 1970 around girl. $100. | Cougar VIRLINK RESERVATIONS: Matura $1995 Marquis • Montego woman, shifts, five days. $75, LINCOLN-MERCURY FROM US 70 FORD TOWN & COUNTRY d/r Personnel Service Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore Maverick, two-door, radio, heater, standard, six. WALL SHREWSBURY IS7 Broad St. $1795 % DODGE $ SHREWSBURY, N. J. 747-5400 Shrewsbury Avt. at Sycamore SHREWSBURY 60 MAIN ST. 566-610O MATAWAN 747-5400 (More Classified Ads WALL On The Next Page) MOTORS INC. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 MERCHANDISE WANTED FOR SALE FOE SALE HEMP WJWTfi)-• MALE HEtP WANitiMiALE HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED-MAIE HELP WANTED~M«te-TeiB»le WHOU5BJUJ8 MIT<3 PARTS - U'te- ITEMS YOU NO LONGER lor jgwopli wh« »«« lUuly em- ACCOUNTANTS EH&NEEMNG CHEMICAL SALES DATA RHJL TIME menr with nw frtme beoetlU. NEED OR USE WILL ,., iMd Count«rm«u. Drivtnxn,, stociuncstockm B TBIETYPESBTTER nUJ OR BEGIN «nd OuWtoe Baleimen. COnly people JU., with put experience IInn thli Held PERFORATOR PERSONNEL SERVICES PART-TIME nd seeklns to ImprovUTil-898T« — aayt Tw.o whttt747-0412l !lx*ptj. t* r P.mUrei., Conly< . -. -WANTED o , , Admin.-Wase & Salary to S15K Cliler Eng-Video/Comm/TVibeB to 52K It's a field you'll be proud to be In— iecSanlcal backiroupd., , bu-_t. - -- wil"l WITH A QUICK ACTION to S15K to $1SK education. jfafii"6""Ui« use ordrilling equlp- lined Oriental Run . V.R. Writer-Exp. + negrc* Microwave-Tube Devel •Our valume has crown 5-fold la supDlled. 40 Chinese and Persian Mgr.-Emp. Benefit Comms, to S1SK project Eng-Tladar-EOM-Ocwnm to tlSK eni. Company .truck ALLSEW SHOPPES LOW-COST Alao Wall JTapestrtei _,_.. to S13K Transmission-Data coram the last (ew years! lour week. Traveling time Plus over- Plant Personnel Super, to IISK •MulLi-mtllion dollar advertising Ime. Company bencflta. Call 2S4-<080. SEWINO MACHINE OPERATORS Church Bt 4B5-O17I Ktaniburt FRIEDMAN OALLtfRIEi 7M-8HI Buyer-Glass, Plastics • la J11K Kadio-F*M 2 w*y-Dev/Sales to (UK Nnlshera and preuem. Tor work on SURFBOARD — 9'10" DAILY REGISTER Swttchlng-Hardware/fioftware to J18K (lnda ready prospects lor you. ladles' and children'! coats. Steady Good condllon. SM. ANTIQUE JEWELRY — CHEMISTS Solid State-Jt&D-Mkt-MfS We're one of the world's leading work. 35-hout week. Call Ttl-9025. Jcy >££ TXfi DEUX. 78» Rlyei'- Memory-Development to S1TK schools of correspondence education, Call 775-8062. a Eart.Tuei-Bat. 11-8. Recent. Grad-CosmeUcs to S1IK to *1SK with & splendid reputation. H you can MEN Ann Coali. SI Wlllovr at.. Red Bank Microblolofilst-fteoenl Grad OK lo IUK Tclecorri-Tratftc Anlys to 116K ESKS 115 up. J1.IJDS. tablei. chain, FAMILY AD WANTED — Silver colm, war nickels, Production Super-Resins "^Ls. Servo Control-Sales Eng. to «15K work with peoplfe In their homea, eve- MEN . . WOMEN . . STUDENTS . . ddlnt maehlnei. typewriter!, office Tecli. WrlterPubs/logic ninsrs and weekends, you can enjoy 3 LINES - 5 DAYS silver dollars. Will pay top dollars. literature-Writing Eip. + DeB- OPE. Draftsman to t>esiKner-varlea to luK a dignified career, really help T»cople, Produot Development Engineer: MS ^usedAAOD^ Mr, Romeo. 787-5681. Jr. Organic Chtm F>cgree Tech-In sir um en is -Circuits to J10K and make an extremeJy good Income. CE or Oi. E. 0 to 2 yeara expert- Phtrma-Reecarch Degree to S10K We train you. help you. back you up. mce In textiles or fibers. Extrusion or 35, Oakhurst. 631-39W. FOR $0 HO COLLECTOR PAYB TOP CASH FOR La* T«*-H.S. Grad + Erp. OPEN Prefer men over 23- Car needed for mlaatlc molding knowledge desirable. EARN$I25 + Wk.WURLITZER SPINET _'IANPIANO - OLD TRAINS o- will Iraae JO., n • "excellen*,-v-..^ft. . .-..condition- , JUST Z..UV O or standard gauges. 774-3710. €DP company benefits. • NO BONDING NO INVESTMENT 400. Three sets ot twin Woodco win- OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, ProErammer-OOBOL TX>S OPEN Metailurglst-Dcv. Now Prod. to S16K • UNION SCALE + BONUS lows... used two years, $40 each. Available for Merchandise For Bale DP Mgr-7 yrs. Exp IBM Packafrtng-Project. Design to *17K Call for personal Interview tMistant (Product Director: Bceree. • RE30RT AREA ROUTES only. Article roust or glnate trom a :Iaasware, art objects and bnc-a-jmo, to J25K IE-Stds-Cost-Control to S17K Mr- KJarfeld 9 a.m. -2 pro, ! .years experience consumer package • AIX EXPENSES PAID household and may not exceed a lale rmmedlate cash tor auyuilnavana •»• 360 I>eg. Aerospace-ME-.EE to *WK on Monday and Tuesday iooda. To $18,000. FKB PAID. srythlng. RuiruTs, 25 Bait Tfront BL Prou Dev-ei.-Sys Software to S19K to S16K FRENCH PROVINCIAL — bedroom price o[ S50.00 per article. 741-1693. Bya Anal-Software Dcslpn to S17K DeslRiier-E/M to Ohief 201-379-9542 COLLEGE STUDENTS Ret, six pieces, walnut. Ten months Price- MTJBT be advertioed. Bach ad- to S16K Eleclrlcal-Olant or Des. to J16K •eillle Engineer: 0 to 3 yeans ex- SECURE YOUR SUMMER JOB NOW )ld. Light ">lue velvet loveseat, one ditional line J1.00. No copy changes JS Planner-Financial Deg. to S16K Estimator-Construction to J15K «rience and exposure to fiber pro- Open 7 days 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. fear ol3. Large Ilreplaoe mirror, an- IS Planner-Scientific DCK. to 516K HVAC-Ensy Commute to S15K SALESMAN WANTED :essing. To »2,OO0. FBI PAID. lque gold frame. Jacobson garden may be made and no discounts,' or PETS AND LIVESTOCK i Anal-Hardware Degree Plant Mfr.lE Grad to JUK GOOD HUMOR totllls. Good condition. Cell 291-2959. returns will be made II ad '!• cm- Svs Prog-Tech Support BA'L OS to SUh Deslpicr-Mech/IPlastlc/Glasa to S13K If you believe in your own ability and 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, N.J. Owner moving. celed betore expiration. ,ProPcK Anal-COBOAnalOOBoLl OOSS t•o» ^*»'- Texules^Eng-Start Right to *13K would like to earn more than $20,000 cosmetic Chemist: 0 to 2 years ex- (Opp. Red Bank airport) To Place Your Daily R«gu« FIVE PONIBS — Well mannered, Prog Anal-MtR. Esji. COBOL MaUiStats Research to S1IK a year, then we want to talk to perience in toiletries, cosmetics or You must be 18 years or older, »nd JEARS TRACTOR — « h.P- with cut- FAMILY AD, CALL . .. good looking. AH slses. Very reason- Er. Prog Anal-2 >TG. exp. to Si IK MotallurgyEng AUe-Tctt to S10K "YOU". Experience helpful, but not •harroaceutlcaj house.. To $12,000. have a valid N. J. driver's license. er and snowblade. Call after 6. able. Free Trucking. 251-30BT, J'rogrammer-BAL OS to J13K Materials Control to $195 necessary. We offer a company paid FEE PAID. 284-8558 Computer Systems-Salts to J13K in-depth training program, substantial WANTED — Experienced EngllGh FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE-* ft H 6ys Generation Update TifJlj to J1SK drawing accounts, and the best salei accountant: 0 to 3 years general ex- teacher lor a Spanish ipeaklng pupil. XUMINUM AWNINQS — By Green Stamps will now be given with SALES Incentive program In the Real Estate W-3160. Howell. Call 741-6900 (rooming and bathing. Master Chan* Business. "THATS WHY WE'RE THE perience. Assist manager of account- M1-56S8. accepted: CANINB COLLEGE. Inc., ACCOUNTING to S18K ng. Good advancement. To J32.O00. IDEA FOR syndicated oartoon and 24-Hour Service 35 Third Ave.. Loni Branch, i Krnior Auditor OPE^J Institution Food-Eip 4 Comm to S15K LARGEST REA-L ESTATE AND IN- children's story. Need cartoonist. Bub- SURFBOARDS - B'«" Weber Feath. 85,000 BTU hanging space heater Factory Accountant to IliK Promotion Mgr.-Salea Exp. SURANCE FIRM IN' MONMOUTH ?rogrammer: 2 to 5 yean experience. mit samples or work to Box F-178, IT. m: VV Weber Performer, JBO. Industrial drill press, Ayey. Delta Jig- to SlfiK Lubricants-Travel to S16K COUNTY". We have one opening «o saw Four 800114 snow tires, (our Vw DOG TRAINING AT YOUR Financial Plannrr-Wlth KHP to S15K Olitm-Exp-Bonus ->- E*p. to SUK why not give us a call for a confi- 3OBOL IBM. DOS. manufacturing The Daily Register, Red Bank. Good condition. Call 747-5443. Audltor-CPA Sr.-5 yrs. exp. Enpr.-Control Bystems to $13K dential Interview. • aaoligrouad. To $16,000. F&E PAID. tires, 15 each. 842-0549. HOME. OBEDIENCE TRAIN- Accountant-Supervisors l3> to JUK MOTEL CLEBK — Over 21 yeara old. DON'T WAIT! PIANO — 6' Grand. Antique white, to JUK Plastic Extr. to $i:K Part-time, evenings and Saturday. ING AND PROBLEM DOGS. Slaff Auditor to J13K Pkg Adhesives-Car + lxp. to J12K Marketing: Cosmetics. Major Hrm in Apply Holmdel Motor Inn. Highway White Aluminum combination Win- Oood condition. » alter 3 p.m, Financial Analyst (2> to J13K Camp Hardware-Eip. 3rd Gento SUK THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLET Northeast • International. Bnperlonce 35. Holmdel. 2M-460O. Sows In stock in the most popular 54Z-154Z. ALAN MINTON, 747-5570. Accountant-Cost + Inventory to S9K J-0 yeara. FEE PAID. •lzcs. Heavy Duty, triple track, only J r. Accountant to JKK Prefab Concrete EXPERIENCED. LICENSED REAL GOLD DAMASK SOFA — Three cush to J10K Hospital Supplies-Trainee to «SK CALL 264-7200 13.90. (No measuring, no Installation, ions. Victorian platform rocker, three- DOG GROOMING—ALL BREEDS Cost Analyst to J10K Food-Sprmk.-Car+Eonus to J7K ESTATE SALESMAN. Paul Bragar ree delivery on this window.) piece bedroom set. Antique pine cor- Gcn'l Accl.-Assist Mcr. to S 9K Mftmt Trainee-Retail to $600 £ring or eend resume to: Agency, 747-0221. Accoununt-Coat + Gwii PROWN'S net cabinet, marble-top dresser with Accountant-Oast tr. $ 9K Coplers-Traln-6mo. cxp to SSOO Rita B. Hecht mirror, pine, shaker rocker, Austrian Accountant-Jr.-Invoiclne to 5 7K Bus. Forma-Car+Comm+Exp. OPEN 32 Broad St. Red Bank ] tea. set" service for 2 HltcScock KESUMES PREPARED SITUATIONS WANTEDFemale LOCUST AN- 1 3fi" GAS RANGE — Like new. Sink ogee mirrors. April 15." J1004150. Reserve jrhort-term engagement. Refer- vancement opportunity and benefits. For smal- l chemical plant portunity employer. In business. Industry and government DEMONSTRATION. turn-table. Scars transistorized port- $150. AKC. Price Includes puppy ences and «vn transportation. N. J. driver's license required. AUTO start with BCPI training. Day and able TV. 8-track stereo tape player training. Call 747-5570. 291-3788. LAWN OF MATAWAN. 566-O606. .55 per hour "MUTUAL FUND SALES — $436.80 and tapes (Indoor-outdoor), exercise $3 first year's commission on 5100/ evenings. Call ECPI at 542-2800 or PR 5-9300 BOUVIER — Champion sired. AKO DON'T JUST SIT IN THE SUN— visit ECPI,* 285 Monmouth Park Hwy., 300 Main St. Asburv Park bike, other Hems. 495-0353 (Keans- renlstered. This two-year-old male 1« SALARY *3-50 PER HOUR or higher to start month plan. Up to 6% on cash. New West Long Branch. burg) Get out in it Belling wonderfu) Moat be available immediately. No issues, stocks and bonds. 542-1700. Open dally 'III 8; Bat, 'til 8:30 beautiful. Sacrifice, $45. CANINE Avon Cosmetics and Toiletries. experience necessary. Good advance- (Depending upon experience) SWIMMING POOL — .Complete, ^St' COLLEGE INC. 229-8933 or 229-7781. —AUTOMATIC INCREASES RE8SER — EExperienced. Dry clean- CERTIFIED TEACHER — In second- Earn as much as you like on your ment.' Guaranteed increment within ary education will tutor a limited ROOF LEAK? used three years, $75. sofa-bed, jzs. KITTENS — To good home. own time. Call now, J. Blrciall. first month. Call 74H015. —DAY SHIFT ONLY Ing. GooGd d salalyr , steady. Betty Brlte Call Prown'a for new roof efltlmaU. 747-1635 FREE 741-1343 or 463-3377. 774-1220. —LIBERAL BENEFITS Cleaners, 475 Hwy 35, Mlddletown. number ol studenU in French, Irom Phone after 5 »« AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE AND Location: M2-5252. June to September. Please call 711- Low prices. Expert Installation. FOR SALE _ Violin. Holner bass. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Two-INSTALLATION MECHANICS — Ex- Raritan Arsenal, Ediaon Twp, N. J, 1536 lor information. PROWN'S Very good position board. In Red Bank. Experi- perienced men only. Top pay For Interview, call JXPERIENCED MAN WANTED FOR FREE TO GOOD HOMES — Six- WORK IN HEATING. Call READING, — WRITING, — RE 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 week-old puppies. enced. $60 • S90 plus. MANPOWER with benefits. Plenty of overtime. MR. RUSS WALN, 225-0750 SEARCH INSTRUCTION — Fully BANTAM — Three .wheel 'factor. Call 711-8625 after 3. INC.. 4 W. Front St.. Red Bank. Excellent future. BAYSHORE HEAT- Equal opportunity employer 222-5783. certified. Phono 222-4510. SURFBOARD — 7'2". Foil by Blng. 8 h.p. Briggs * Sjratton. 60" 8-gang 8(2-4343. INf, AND AIR CONDITIONING CO., ilICROWAVE TECHNICIAN — Ex Good condition. One ding, fixed by reel mower, $75. 741-8937. PLEASURE HORSE — Bay geldlnpj. INC.. Pailln, N.J. 727-1360. SALES OPPORTUNITY I ! I >arienced with measurement tech- JOIN THE COMPUTER Surf Shop. 787-9260 between 7-10 p.m. Seven years. Good conformation. En- TYPIST-BILLERS — Some experienc•perlence Become a real estate salesman. Earn liaues Apply Electro Impulse. 116 Ask for Wayne. 50 GAL. FISH TANK COMPLETE glish and western. Excellent jumping required. Fast advancement [or able BLOOD DONORS WANTED — 17 per $12,000-$15,000 a year In thlg presti- CALL workers. $80. donation Free blood type card issued. gious field. Chestnut &(., Red Bank. f«-0104. GENERATION BARBER'S SOAP MACHINE —Like ability. 6T1-2493. Hours: Tues. and Thurs. evenings. 787-1081. PERSONNEL SERVICES CENTRAL JERSEY AGENCY, one of LARGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY •IBM — TYPING new. Phone. T1 a BRITTANY BPAN1ELS — Seven 77 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3655 5-8 p.m.. Sat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m Closed Monmouth and Ocean Counties' mense. Permanent only. Must be used. Call 566-5728. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands, or B6«- free to travel immediately to Alaska, PROGRAMMER—3J0 coM/alt MEN — PART-TIME 60 English Plaza • Red Bank WEBER SURFBOARD 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7U-7500 6261. . i Calif., Hawaii and return Assist Sales SYSTEMS ANALIfST—Manutacturlng EARN SG3.&0 WEEKLY 747-4647 condition. S90. Photie POWER KRAFT TRUPOWER -10" "KEBSHOND — European'Holland doi. Manager. Excellent salary + bonus experience / 0-8:30 p.m. three nights, half-day Sat. 741-3115. radial saw. Many attachments, Mint AKC male, registered. Seven months SWITCHBOARD- start. All transportation paid + com- MOLDER OP PLASTICS—Will train No experience necessary. Call for In- Approved for New Veteran BencMta condition. Make offer. Call evcnlngs^ old. Housebroken. All shots. - A real pany benefits. Earn ?178-$225 weekly. recent higfa school grad with meohanl terview. 747-4030. BABY ITEMS — Car-bed, car-seat, bargain. Loves children. Real flult RECEPTIONIST For appointment, call Mr. G. L. Seng- cal ability WOULD YOU BE Thayer stroller, hlgh-chalr, Jumper- and weekends, 542-W93. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT— chair, etc. Call 787-2796. ball $80. Call 542-5627. er, <212) S68-S842. 9:30 a.m. -1 p.m. SECURITY GUARDS ' INTERESTED UNMATCHED DOUriLE BASS DRUM Personable, neat appearancei with SENIOR ACCOUNTANT Full time days, Mon. through Sat GARAGE SALE — July 11 and 12.BET—Sonar and Silvertone. ZHdJlan OBEDIENCE TRAINED — German CAREER OPPORTUNITY — Join one COMPOSITOR PRINTER—Experienced 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Year round. Apply If you could train for only 4 weeks, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miscellaneous cymbals and plenty ot extra*. $300. shepherd. Housebrokcn. Needs home tying ability. Pleasant of Monmouth and Ocean Counties In person. LINCROFT ESSO. Llncrott. and qualify tor a career where sal by July 16. Male, two years. Excel- astest growing real estate agencies. INSURANCE SALESMAN—Mature household, yard, and sports Items. 5c 787-0776. ; business background. Training pro STATIONARY ENGINEER-^Blue Se. arles average J12.O0O to 118,000 PC to $50. 234 River Edge Rd., New lent watchdog, guard or on farm, 542- working condltlani. rVe will train and prepare for licens- year? Shrewsbury. 741-0220. DELUXE G.E. slde-by-slde retrlgera- 1853. • ing, through our special company Sram or In-Charce License. Several ehlfti tor-frceier with Ice maker. Avocado. school, qualified young men for posi- ' ALL AMERICAN available. Excellent chance for ad- $450. Call 741-6306. FREE TO GOOD HOME — Slx-week- H ur 7:30 am tions in one of today's most lucra- vancement. Good fringe benefits ana BE A TRACTOR- CUT LUMBER? old kittens. Litter trained. Call T47- tive professions, ir you are interested PERSONNEL retirement plan. Apply Jer««y Shore RUGS — Oriental design. Very cheap. "111H1 ° * ' *° Sure we do It, and at modest prices. Call mornings or evenings for ap- 5340. In first year earnings of 112,000 with SERVICES Medical Center, Neptune. Personnel TRAILER DRIVER! Bring In written list of size a, We will unlimited lutur* Income potential, call Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671-331 Dept.. Monday throughh Friday. Inter- have order in 21 hours. We cut circles, pointment. 222-O95. . JIHL p.m. Apply 842-4350. viewing hours 9 to 2. ^^^^ wedges, brackets, stair atringera, etc* COPPERTONE WASHER AND DRY- MACHINIST AND HELPERS — Full, TAGOART'S, The Driving School Peo- No phone ordcra. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ATCO CERAMICS CORP. time and part-time. Operate lathes an< .'AINTHJRS — Experienced only. Good ple, can train you (or a position in ER — Heavy duty. Call 747-44,14 be- milling machines. Highlands area. pay and working' conditions. Call 671- this exciting profession, WHILE YOU RED BANK LUMBER fore 6 p.m. APARTMENTS HWY. M M4-80OO KEYPORT HELP WANTED — FEMALE Call 2S1-3450. 2800 between 9 and 5, Monday through KEEP YOUR PRESENT JOB I SWIMMING POOL — 4x18, year old Friday. Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank liner, filter and vacuum. Excellent RED BANK — Luxury high me AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN—To sel WANT MORE INFORMATION? RICHARDSON BABY GRAND PIANO condition. $100. 201-1760. apartments. Immediate and futun oc- HELP WANTED - MALE Data Processing Services. No experi- —Good condition. Best offer. Phone cupancy, Monmouth county's .finest FACTORY JOBS 222-8263. CELLAR BALE—Workshop anil gar- centrally, alr-condltlooed building, Btu- ence necessary, Excellent opportunity den tools lawn furniture, fishing for advancement. Must be willing to BABY CARRIAGE — *17. Playpen dlos, one, tWD and three bedrooms. We need women work hard. Must have transportation. equipment. ' Christmas items, storm Swimming pool, sauna roonu, beat 4, coffee table $2, cloverieaf table windows. Baldwin Orga-Sonlc spinet marina and garages on premises. 24- CLERK On both our first ond second shifts. Call for appointment. Fox & Bottone 542-3300 i, china for 8, SI7, Iron mangle $7. organ. July 16-18. 11-4. Call for win- Data Processing Inc., 842-5604. Ask 47-4370. hr, doorman. Rlvcrvlcw Towers, 21 No rotation of hours. You may work SALES Mr. Bottone. dows and organ ONLY from 5-8 p.m. Riverside Ave. 741-1793, Position requires on alert/ ptrsan- i a.m. to A p.m. or A p.m. fo 12 FREE JOB PLACEMENT SERVICE 842-0083. 43 L'ayatette St., Rumson. THE BEST HONMOUTH BBACH — River * Surf iblc and reliable woman who Mk« mldnifftit. 10c an hour shift premium COOK - EXPERIENCED — Apply In OARAGS! SALE—July 17 and 18. Fur- Club Apartment*.. On* and two bed- for second shift work. TRAINEES person only, OLA1RE & COBY'S INN. engineered rain cutter system known. ptrsonntl end pur- MERCHANDISE niture, cloUilng, lamps, curtains, small room apartmenU In modern build- Some of our girls Rts. 9 and 34, Madison Township SEAMLESS WHITE ALUMINUM GUT- appliances and toys. 10 to 6. 167 Twin ings. Alr-condltloned, solence kUfthus. biasing work. Bust- TER. Only .002 used, concealed hang- Brook Ave., Mlddletown. overage as high as To $10,000 Per Year CARPENTERS — Experienced only. FOR SALE ers, stainless steel screws. Call lor $155 a month up. Call Resident Jain- W.70 per hour In the_ Good pay and working conditions. Call acer. 222-8309. J I | U I' "•" wperience and (71-2800 between 8 and 5. Monday free estimate, POOL TABLE — Antique Wagner & lyplng esKnllal plMS departments r .w'her'e No experience neces- through Friday. KLH MODEL 11 PHONOGRAPH—$95 Adler of New York. Fast cushions, RED BANK-Balcony overlooking- the I 11 I M I ' " these openings exist. Sony AM-FM stereo radio, 180. Sonj PROWN'S level slate, 4V4'xO'. must see. 842-0931. river. Duplex penthouse aparuqent JLLLAJJ.'.. ant working conditions. We also have hospl- sary in our field. Five- CLEANERS WANTED — Full or tart- 4" TV, J70. Toshiba Cassette playci 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 FISH TANK — Ten gal. All equip- with two bedrooms, two baths, den or talization, paid holi- time. Inquire Building 401. Fort recorder, $30. Call 842-3030 before 3. study, full dining room. Air-condi- Apply day week, six paid mouth, or call 542-6274. Ask for Jim. DOG HOUSE — Large. ment Included; scenery and fish. $20. tioned, carpeting, parking included. days and other bene- Phone . after 5 p.m. Call 747-2846. 'Bodman Arms Apartments. $450. 741- fits. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. 741-8476 0516. holidays, hospitaliza- WINDOWS ROTTED? ATCO CERAMICS CORP. HELP WAtaTED-Male-Female All makes new or used. Guaranteed UNIVOX ELECTRIC 12 string guitar, ATCO CERAMICS CORP. tion, paid vacation, Low as $25. fierplco's. 101 Monm " $60. DeArmond amplifier with Jen- Replace with Aluminum white prime FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. St Next to theater. 747-0485. son speaker, $50. Sekova bass guitar replacement windows up to 101 united Good location, Also furnished till- HWY. 35 U4-I0OO KEYPORT company-funded prof- MICROBIOLOGIST — With tlsaue cul- $10.' Kent banjo $30. 671-0838. clency. Short, term. 462-1636. ture experience. Small la'j. Goorl nay AIR CONDITIONERS—on sale at 10% Inches...Only 139.95. Installation op- long it snaring plan. Tre- t» hard worker with experience, pari over cost book prices. 5000 BTU to MOVING TO FLORIDA — 1909 Venus tional. FREEHOLD—Two-bedroom unlurnlsh- or full time avallablo. Write P.O. 27,000 BTU models available. Ca 8' regulation pool table with rack PROWN'S ed garden apartment In Stonehurat at mendous growth op- Box 708. Station A. Batontown, N.J, FIRESTONE STORE, Red Bank 747. and poles. $150. Two-year old snow- Freehold. Available Immediately. Call HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 5700. blower, $150. Acrosonlc Baldwin cher- 32 Broad St. Red Bunk 741-7500 609-448-7723, Irom 6 to 9 p.m. portunity with ag- MONTGOMERY WARD CITIZEN BAND SET — Antenna an ry piano, model #687, 5500. 1960 YOUTH BED — With waterproof mat- skla and boots, size 8-9. Make offer. tress. $35. (More Classified Ads gressive firm in busi- cable. English racer. Complete police Upright freezer. $50. Phone 747-9095. Immediate noHltloiu now available TOT receiver, 130 to 150 megacycles. 741 642-5908 On The Next Page) ness for 32 years. No qualified persons in the following de 4029 after 5 p.rru LUGGAGE RACK — For Volkswagen PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLAROEB — $40. partrnents: bus. $20, Call 9'4" Dcwey Weber surfboard, $50. limit to advancement END OF SEASON 264-0943. Both good condition. Call 741-W35. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES •••Clerical Vwni CLEARANCE PRIGIDAIRE UPRIGHT FREEZER "COMBINATION DOORS - $4 caTRe- DRIVERS possibilities. Must be •••Snack Bar 350. TV conaole wlt^ FM-AM radio and cllner with ottoman $4, Ironing board •••Part-time salea Geraniums, fide each, $5 dozen. Pe- record player $25. Set of World Books $2. file cabinet $2. 671-1623. Auto carrier needs txperitneed aggressive, intelli- tunias, zinnias, marigolds, 50c dozen. HO. Two brass frame chairs, red vel- Applicants must be available for Tomatoes In 4" pots, 72c dozen. Pop- vet upholstered 515. Old china closet, GUILD GUITAR — And Gibson re- EARNING trailer drivers over 21 with a clean gent, self-starter in permanent year-round employment. pers, ORgplanl. cauliflower, 60c dozen. 515. All In excellent condition. 747-4706 verb amplifier. Must sell. Best offer. Assorted flowering trees and ahrubs Phone 741-1091. class I license. Paid training period. good health. We are too numerous to mention Irom 51 up. ZENITH CIRCLE OP SOUND OPENING Apply Personnel Department HARMONY FLORAL SHOPPE, 564 STEREO — With AM/FM radio com- ROBBIN3 MYERS 18" window fan POTENTIAL interested only in life- MONTGOMERY WARD Eatontown Palmer Ave., East KeansburR. 787- lotc. Dinette set. Both excellent con- with exhaust, $15. Call 596-7010 after APPLY An equal opportunity employer 0917. Sitlon. Phone 730-O128. _7_p.m. _ _ Vending Is BIS BUSINESS time career candi- SCHOOL BUB DRIVERS - Fnr Sep BOX SPRINO—Mattress, headboard, UNLIMITED Weekday. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. tember. Approximately four hours'pei ALUMINUM COMBINATION WIN sfUDib~~COUCH — Slclps^twoT $357 — it growing steadily every dates. day five days, 10 months. Good pay DOWS AND DOORS — By Al Howel .$15. Formica table, two chairs. $15. LarKe mahogany bar, $50. Good con- Call 741-5688. High chair, $3. Hand mower, SI Old dlllnn. 264-5356. 747-2928. rocker, $50. 787-4087. year — and is RECESSION NU-CAR CARRIERS, INC. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES — SURFBOARD"— 10'. jjS Submit handwritten rasumt. to: REAL. ESTATE- SALES — Expert Welfare and people with credit prob- BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE SET ~ $15, Phone PROOF! Vineyard Read, Edison, New Jersey enced only. Good opportunity. Me lems. Immedlato delivery. Instanl floor polLsher $3, three surfrlder "H", P.O. Box 307, Tomi Rivtr, her of Multiple Listing Service. Cal credit. Call Mr. Gran, 373-C0U. floats. $5. Remington typewriter, $25, Art Equol opportunity Employer N. J. 08753. 2»i-ig00. The Curtin Agency. Real, portable TV, $20, 747-4136. SURFBOARD — C'3". Weber Austra. tor. Hwy 38, Leonardo. PIANOS — ORGANS Ua. Only six days old. Perfect condl- THIS COMPANY ... Over 100 new and used Instruments. LAWN MOWBR — Five h.p. Sit-down tlon, Call before 2:30. 842-2810. Unlimited rentals • warehouse prices, type. 26". Nine months old. Origi- 1 nally S180. Asking $100. 536-2606. ' "7 BAR — With refrigerator built In. • li one of the top vending HELP WANTED-MALE FUEEHOLD-KIMBALL PIANO ANE $100. Phone ORGAN WAREHOUSE, 12 Throck MAPLE BUNK BEDS — Dresser and 741-3230. operations in the U. S. mnrton St.. Freehold. Open 0-9. Cal other items. CnlW 462-4730. 872*710. BABY ITEMS — Cor icd, two car- rlaces, playpen, much more. Call 566- • Sells only top-quality, na- FACTORY MECHANICS STEREO TAPE RECORDER — GE's 1619. HELP WANTED-MALE •'jest. Unused. All accessories. Sep- tionally-advertised and ac- arate 6" speakers. 741-5955 after 5. BIX-PIECB RATTAN SET — In per- SHEET METAL Our new maintenance supervisor It fect condition. Call cepted products. POOL TABLE — 3'/j'x7'. M2-2D09 looklra for a few more good men. slate bed. $150. Call 872-0365. THREE GAS BBATBRS — One 35,000 Stead/ work near BTU'a. One 30,000 BTU'a. One 90,000 • Secures vending location! home, year round, 21" ROTARY MOWER All used, Best offer. Call 787-35G7. $20. Call evenings. for you. You make NO WORKERS Indoors. Repair ma- 261-6346. SALES CALLS. chinery, valves, MERCHANDISE WANTED We have immediate In addition to high ALCOA WELDERS OF ALUMI- ta I I I n I Pumps, conveyors. Th-o most trusted name In Aluminum OXV-ACBTYLKNB WELDING OUT- • Has a program {hat allowi •J. IA'I'J Train on job. Ago Biding. Call Frown's tro free eBtlmate. PIT — Gauges, tubing torch and openings for sheet met- starting salaries, ad- tanks, If available. Call after S p.m, You to make money — open. Good pay, In PROWN'S NUM & STEEL 747-1332. part-time or full-time —• al workers who are vancement and very se- line with experience. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 MAHOGANY BEDROOM BET — Ma- excejleni monthly with In- looking for security, WALES OPERATORS cure positions, you'll hogany coffee table, em nil end table, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ATCO CERAMICS CORP. beveled edge hanging mirror, Chinese vestments as little as $600. high pay and a long have pleasant working rug, gold wing chair, yellow utility SPOT WELDERS OF table variouB pool and garden equip- HWY. 35 264-8000 KEYPORT ment. Snow plow, AH in good con- • Has liberal financing after happy relationship with conditions and . out- dition. 048.0481 after 6. ALUMINUM & STEEL START YOUR initial Inveitment to oper- us. We're a nationally standing benefits. QMC SCHOOL BUS — Excellent ruh- PRESS BRAKE OPERA- nlnn condition. Partially converted OWN BUSINESS ators who prove them- famous and respected FACTORY JOBS tn a camper. $i00. or be»t offer. 787- ()3ft8. AT HOME selves. manufacturer of com- TORS Worried oboul war plant layoffs? UNPAINTED FURNITURE Please call Mrs. Ha'hn Our tilt factory li txpcmdlna, hiring, Also ntoolH. chalra, deska, clicets, at FRANCHISES AVAILABLE Investigate it NOW — puters with openings PUNCH PRESS OPERA- now preparing far tin ntx! peace discount priced. Cinh ftnd carry, at 229-1100, Ext. 683 We supply material and tools for for shoet metal workers tlrna housing boom. RED BANK LUMBER Write, giving name, addreis, TORS & SET-UP MEN Pearl and Wnll, Red Bank. 7(1-6500 for an appointment. Permanent, year 1he manufacture ot a unique, proven phone number and sufficient experienced as: SELLING DRY CMOANINO MA- round, Indoor work. CHINEHY — LaCarr Cleaners, Mon- product. You make It and sell It In references. Write to: Good pay, friendly mouth at.. Red Bank. your exclusive, local terrllory. No people. Schooling, BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE — 8'x4', with accessories. Call casji needed. You must ba able to EAI •Mill, not required. 741-0201. spend 20 hour) per \waek. ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATES, INC. DOUBLE BED Complete. Mxcel- U I Uitery Industrie!. Inc. lent condition. Ejlo_. Call evenings Wrlti Bola Producli Co., P, 0. Box 1195 Empire Central ATCO CERAMICS CORP. 1720. West Long Branch, N. J. 07764 684. Edtonlrjwn,: N. J., 07724,. to Doportmont J040I An Equol Opportunity Employer M/F HWY. M 2M-N00 KEYPORT WHITE METAL table-cabinet, For- An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F mica top, S20. Upholrtcred armchair, orrangi an Interview. I Dallai, Tixu 75247. | MS. A-I. 747-0861 a.m./p.m. (Mlw HI. 17 .THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAJJK • MTDDLETOWN. ff. J.t MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE APABTMENTS WANTED TO BENT HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE the ffieraj or eta,U aa provided by a&id Another One-Year Jail nd HIOHULITOB—Furnlihtd WE NEED — fiv* or fH, 2-3 btd- JUST RIGHT — Far the mwlywvit (OTIC _._, „__. aoy MEfe&cy 'A either PKMJfWG ORJiWAliCR or tht rtAirtd wiple. Modem ra.ricb. 'IWNO Korf THZ ot lifcoa. E)IBJ] bt u*ta for fi&aa'jLrif T!" i fct.th.JUEll o» wW Tiut k*4room*. pttttn. /uJI baeez&eBt PROVI Uit 'Site, of Uie itoitJovtiiittii 'JT PUT- The rjTiintii'%: ouittHehed herewith MVJMC & ' bd fr&ra t*£ to UGO wr tooatti HA tUwjiife^ es.re^e. WtJl4o-wi.fi C«J- JKNT se l.ly said Lo- AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU THE LODdE APARTMBNTO-Keans- Residential section. Alter poncil. Three bedrooms, one bath. imbursement with respect to the cost cal Bond Law. ANCE OF 8726.000 BONDS OR at the Long Branch office of Reformatory bur#. Large wcll-rurnlBhed 3'/i rooms. privileges. Full basement and one-car garape. of. said improvement or purpose. NOTICE OV PENDING ORDINANCE NOTES OF THE BOROIKM OF Tile natli. Paneled kitchen, laundro- S p.m.. 7U-8586, All in excellent condition and taste- Section 2. For the jiewnanent fi- The ordinance published herewith RUMSON, IN THE COUNTY OF the New Jersey Bell Tele- mat. Periling. $150 per month Includes LOVELY ROOM — Nicely lurnlshed. fully decorated. Asking S30.900. nancing of said Improvement o( pur- was Introduced and passed upon first MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, FOR utilities. Year round. AdulU. 17 Col- Close to town. 8«2-<097 or pose and to meet said $4,800,000 ap- reading at a meeting of the Mayor FINANCING SUCH APPROPRIA- phone Co. UM it. 787-1532. 842-3756. JOHN F. ANDERSON propriation, negotiable bonds of the and Council ot Uie Borough of Rum- TION. Term For Borough are hereby authorized to be *on, in the County of MonmouUi. New WHEREAS. The Borough of Rum He had turned state's evi- "LEONARDO—Unfurnished four rooms GENTLEMAN ONLY — Red Bank. A&ENCY Issued In the principal amount of Jersey, held on July 0, 1&70. It will and bath. All utilities supplied. Rent Excellent location for transportation son, in thfc County of Monmouth, 636 River Rd. Fair Hivcn $4 800,000 pursuant to the Local Bond be further considered for final pac- New Jersey, has entered into ar. dence against two North reasonable. Available July 15. 291- and shopping. Private entrance. Park- Law of Now Jersey. In anticipation aage after public hearing thereon, at Agreement, dated September 25. 1968, Red Banker 10»5. Ing. 717-2000. 741-4477 of the Issuance of said bonds and to a meeting of aaid Mayor and Coun. with The Northeast Monmouth County Jersey men who were con- "UNFURNISHED — Adulta only. Five RED BANK — Nicely furnished room. temporarily finance said Improve- ell to be Jield In the Borough Hall Regional Sewerage Authority, a bod- roomi, IWI baths. References, leaee. Private light cooking (or gentleman. ment or purpose, negotiable, notes of In said Borough on July 23rd, 1070 politic nnd corporate of the Slate victed of the break-in and FREEHOLD - Michael eacurlty. U95 plua utilities. CROWELL 741-83M. the Borough in a principal amount at 8:30 o'clock P.M., and during the New Jersey, for the treatment ; AOENCY, 711-4QM. COLTS NECK not exceeding $4,800,000 are hereby week prior to and up to and Includ- disposal by said Authority of sewag. possession of burglary tools. Ramos, 18, of 63 LeigMo'n •authorized to be Issued pursuant to ing the date of such meeting, copies originating In the Borough and pro- T '"< B>NK — Three-bptiroom duplex Brand new 10-room Colonial home. and within the limitations prescribed of said ordinance will be made avail- Glover testified he was the Air conditioned. Four bedrooms. 2'^ viding for payment of costa and ex- Kewly decorated. Available lmmedl- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 by iiaid Law. able at the Clerk'A Office In Bald penaes in connection therewith: Ave., Red Bank, has been tl OMjmmo baths on I ,! acre plot in cluster. Borough Hall to the member* of the lookout man on the job. Reduced to K66.5OO. , Section 3. (a.) Tlie lmprovcmcni WHWllKAS, pursuant to Section 307 HOUSES FOR SALE hereby authorized 'and! the purpose general public who shall request the or said Agreement, tlie Borough ha sentenced to an indetermi- ONB-BBDBOOM EXECUTIVE KENT- Also brand new four-bedroom Colonial for tfte financing of whlcii said o\>- same. His alleged accomplices AL - Furnished. S235. BAHES»BAL ranch, air conditioned, on W*. acrs tht rlgM to prepay Its share of thi1 teTATE, 87J-1W0. lot In cluster. Reduced to $62,900. Illations are to be issued Is the Im- /s/ ALBERT A. KERR JR. Net Construction Costs of the M"' were Al Mariano of Rose- nate state reformatory term :. J. MULLIN, Builder, 946-8640. provement of the sanitary sewerage Borough Clerk Sewers or the Treatment Plant. S ayfltem of tho Borough by the con- July 13 both, and to eliminate to that for assault and battery on RAMBLING RANCHER struction or acquisition of additional tent, the Main Sewer Charge or land and Anthony Bemieri of COMMERCIAL RENTALS RIVER OAKS sewerage facilities to consist of: four Treatment Plant Charge, or Voth, Your chance to Uve In this choice pumping stations to be designate! NOTICK from tlie Annual Charge .to the Boi East Orange, convicted by a Red Bank Patrolman Frank Fair Haven area at a bargain price. Main, A, B and C; the Main Pump BOND ORDINANCE MAKING A ougli under said Agreement, as aucl jury here Oct. 21. Both filed COMMERCIAL OFFICE Tills large home in located In Owner wants offers. Immediate pos- Station to be located on the site of SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIA- terms are used or defined In as' Calandriello Nov. 14 in Red the heart of River Oaka, one session. Asking $31,300. the existing Sewage Treatment Plant TION OF $145,770 TO FINANCE Agreement; AND WAREHOUSE of Fair Haven'* beat areas. on the southerly elde of Grant Av- THE ACQUISITION AND CON WHEREAS, for the purpose of t Bank. Approximately 1600 iq. ft. Ideal For Very convenient to Btores, ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY enue near the westerly bank of the BTRUCTION OF CERTAIN SANI »c)iool and bub line. Only U terminlng the Borough's share of sr •mill business. Leonardo area. Avail- 199 Broad St., Red Bank 741-34574134500 Shrewsbury iVRlver; Pump Station A. TARY SEWEKAGE FACILITIES Net Construction Cost of Uie Tre Englightown Man Gets His twin brother, Joseph able June 1, 1970. yearn old and too large for Mtddletown 6 Corners 671-2500 to be located adjacent to the muni- HERETOFORE AUTHORIZED BY ment Plant, the Borough and st iresent owners. Center nail, cipal garage at the northerly end THE BOROUGH OF RUMiSON. IN Authority have agreed upon the Bo Ramos, was given a sus- 291-1713 Ttvlng room with fireplace, din- MATAWAN of tho Avenue of Two Rivera; Pump THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, ough'3 share of tlie capacity of saf Suspended Sentence ing room, large kitchen, with Iftires large bedrooms, den. dlnlntc Station B to be located on the east- NEW JERSEY, AND AUTHORIZ- Treatment Plant, and. within 45 da: pended reformatory term, EBD BANK — Furnished air con- breakfast room, family room, room, science kitchen, central air- erly Bide of N&veslnk Avenue north- ING THE ISSUANCE OF klM.OfK) after said Authority served the Br ditioned office. All utilities supplied. four bedrooms, 2% baths, baj;e- conditioning, all appliances. Two-car erly of Hartflhornc Road and a plot B0ND3 OR NOTES OF THE BOR- oufsh with a written estimate of the FREEHOLD — Robert placed on probation for two »85. Call 747-2706. ment. $46,900. Call Karafrc. 6% assumable mortgage at of land to be acquired by purchase OUGH FOR FINANCING BUCK Aiklng or condemnation for use as the site SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIA- cost of prepayment o[ its share o* Thacker of McCaffery Road, OFFICE SPACE FOR HEOT -"«0 today! J205 per month. Full price—$31,500. of Pump station B, being part of TION. said Net Construction Costs of thi years and fined $200 for the eq. feet. $100 a month. 595 Palmer WALKER & WALKER, Realtors Lot I2E In Block 39, as referred Main Sewers and the Treatmen Ave.. Haslet. 583-1790 aller 5:30 p.m. HWY 35 671-3311 MIPDLETOWN BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAY- Plant, the Borough delivered to thi Englishtowu, was given a same offense. HALL BROS., Realtors to on the Tax Map of the Borough, OR AND COUNCIL OF THE BOR- Authority a written notice of Its MATAWAN — 1.200 sq. It. of OIHce 813 River Htl 741-7686 Fair Haven together with a temporary easement OUGH OF RUMSON, IN THE COUN- tention to make prepayment and jail sentence by Superior They were sentenced by or commercial space available. On Member Multiple Listing Service SHREWSBURY for a period of 12 months to enter TY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY tin* forth tie amount of such p Bt. 34, across from shopping center. Open 7 Days Two-bedroom ultra large ranch on one upon the lands cormnrising the re- (not less than two-thirds of all the Court Judge Olarkson S. Monmouth County Court Tot sale or lease. VAN'S AOBNCY, mainder of cald Lot 12E for the pur- ayment, all In accordance with a; acre estate. $42,500 or $400 monthly pose of constructing said pumping members thereof affirmatively con- Sectlon 307; and Fisher after he pleaded 666-1881. rent. 12 Sunnybank Drive. Open house atatlon, including the storage on said currinp). AS FOLLOWS: WHEREAS, the Borough has riet- Judge M. Raymond Mc- WAREHOUHB FOR LEABE - 30x100. Sun., July 12, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. lands of machinery, equipment and Section 1. Tlie improvement de- mlncd that It In edvlsaMe and In guilty to disorderly persons 'Overhead door. Available now. $160 per 222-8233 daya or 741-7748 even, ___^ f scribed In Section 3 of tills ordinance bent Interest to make such | CJowan, who presided over TAKE A PLUNGE materials to 3e uaed In Uie construc- has heretofore been authorized as a - month. Call alter 10 a.m. 872-1773. tion of said pumping station; Pump payment and to now provide for charges of damaging prop- FAIR HAVEN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Station C to be located on the south- general Improvement to be made or financing thereof: their three-day jury trial IIODBBN AIR CONDITIONED OF- One of the many attractions of this acquired by The Borough of Rumson, NOW THEREFORE. BB IT erty belonging to Robert CCS — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI., nice home is its 18x31 pool. Aside 12 rooms, two baths. Near town, buses erly side of Shrewsbury Drive and New Jeraey, to be undertaken jointly iast May. and BChools. J35.O0O. Call 291-0857 or the easterly aide of the Avenue of PAINED BY THE MAYOR AND " Bank. Phone 747-3820. from that there is a 27' living room, Two Rivers South on a plot of land with the Borough of Sea Bright, New COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH " ~ Ferguson, Howell, April 20. dining room, (our bedrooms, bath, lull 291-1B68. Jersey, hy the ordinance (hereinafter Judge McGowan suspended 'ANTIQUE CENTER — Red Bank- to be acquired by purchase or con- called the "Prior Ordinance") of the RUMSON TN THE COUNTY overlooking Naveslnk. stalls avail- basement and two-car garage. Reason- demnation for use as • the site of MO-NMO UTH. NEW J ERSEY Thacker was indicted for able taxes and a large assumable $18,600 Pump Station C, being part of Lot Borough adopted October 23, 1969, en- JOBS than two-thirds of all the mem- a reformatory term for able from 100 to 1000 sq, ft. — Write mortgage to a quail tied buyer. Asking titled: "Bond ordinance providing (or breaking and entering and Box tJ.139. Tin Daily Register. Red Three bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, dtnlnjy 2 !n Block 72A, as referred to on the acquisition and construction of bers thereof affirmatively concur- George K. Kleis of 836 Bank. «36,5CO. room, full basement. Trees. Walk to said map, together with a temporary ring), AS FOLLOWS: schools, buses. OROWELL AGENCY, easement for a period of 12 months certain sewerage facilities by the Section 1. The Improvement or pur- larceny, but was permitted Beechwood Ave., Beachwood, '•OFtlCU SUITB-RED BANK —7M sq. JOHN F. ANDERSON 7 41-40.10 to enter upon the lands comprising Borough of Rumson, In the County of pose described In Section 3 of this 'ft. In excellent location. Deilrable for the remainder of said Lot for the Monmouth, New Jersey fljpproprlatlnK bond ordinance Is hereby authorized to plead to the downgraded placed him on probation for any profession. Call 747-3730 between A&ENCY Four bedrooms. $85,000. 842-3593. purpose of constructing said pumping $104,230 therefor and auCiorizlnc the as an Improvement or purpose to be RUMSON WATERFRONT — Beauti- station Including the storago on Bald Issuance of $9fl.000 bonds or notes of made or acquired by or for the use charge. a uA I. 636 River ltd. Fair Haven ful Colonial ranch. Dock. 1.9 acrea. the Borouph for financing such ap- two years, fined him $200 PACTOftY SPACE - Two 7,000 BQ. lands of machinery, equipment and propriation , The cost of said Im- end benefit of The Borough of Rum- ft. floors, one 3,500 *%. ft. floor. Suit- 741-4477 NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — Eight-room materlajs to be used In the construc- provement to (lie Borough of Rum- son, New Jersey, In ncnordance with and ordered him to get psy- For bi-level. T^iree or four bedrooms, l'^- tion of said pumping station; a river son, estimated In October, 1969 at the Agreement, dated September 25, LEGAL NOTICE ' kbit (or light manufacturing. ~ FAIR HAVEN . $36,500 baths, family room. Fenced-ln yard 1968, oy and between the Borouph chiatric treatment. liin, call 747-1100. ] the $104\230 is now estimated el • $250,000. SUBJECT TO 6VA% MORTGAGE and many extras. Assume 5 ,i VA crossing force maui across By the Prior Ordinance there haa and The North«aat Monmouth County $15,000 cash down payment. If quail- mortgage. $26,500 Call S22-9037 or Shrewsbury River to extend from the been appropriated to payment of said Regional Sewerage Authority, For the Kleis was convicted by a LITTLE SILVER fled, will enable you to own this 535-1183. Main Pump Station to and Including cost of .said Improvement the sum of said Improvement or purpose stated NOTIC^^ young four-bedroom Cape with formal a manhole near the westerly end of $104,230, U Is now necessary for the In «ald Section 3. there la hereby an olfer haa. bee jury May 13 of impairing INDUSTRIAL PLAZA dining room, enclosed elde porch, two- INCREDIBLE $39,000 will ^3uy you Church Stroqt In Ihe Borough of Sea Borough of Rumson to raise the ad- appropriated the aum of $7fi3,OO0, said . A most unique concept in Indu this unbelievably beautiful new spa- Brlgbt, together with a permanent sum being Inclusive of all appropri- the morals of a 15-year-old car detached garage, new 31x18 above- clous home. Slate foyer, paneled rec- easement thirty-five feet wide and ditional sum of $145,770 to meet ihe ations heretofore made therefor and 1 development. Industrial Town House ground pool in a peaceful, lovely remainder of the said $250,000 esti- offeringig you .from 5,000 t.o 70,00— 0• sq, neighborhood. Owner transferred and reation room with elasfl doofs, four seventy feet long for the Installation mated coat of 6uid improvement not Including the aum of $37,000 an the boy in Freehold Township )W taxes, lower heating coats. bedrooms, Vk baths, Ian living and maintenance of nald force main down payment for said Improvement It. Low Is anxious enough to entertain all room, showroom kitchen, dining room, and manhole within jjald Borough of provided by the appropriation there- or purpose required ^y law and now last Oct. 20 by making ob- more ' etflcU..efficient. trucking..-- „,, built-in ex...- reasonable offers. Sea Bright; a force main located In ior mada by the Prior Ordinance. paniions, more efficient plant and two-car garage and utility room. 872- available therefor by virtue of pro- ; 1345 (Builder). the Avenue of Two Rivera extending Section 2, For the said Improve- vision In a budget or budgets of the scene remarks and fondling , warehouse layout...on short or long FRANK FELICE AGENCY from Pump Station A to a connec- ment or purpose stated in Bection 3 Borough prevloUBlv adopted, and In- ' term net lease ba3is. TRUE REALTY, REALTORS 7(1-5253 FAIR HAVEN — On IUvef Rd, New tion manhole to be located In the of tMs bond ordinance and In ad- cluding also any funds received from him. 752-8100. 257C, Hwy 22, Greenbrook, Evening 49JM111 contemporary custom built home Avenue of Two Rivers near Black dition to the «um of $104,230 hereto- the federal or state governments, or N.J. with four bedrooms, den and study. Point Road; a force main located in fore appropriated therefor by the Pri- agencies thereof, as a Rra.nt In aid Jessie Jerome Copeland, Three fireplaces. 2>A baths. Air con- Naveslnk Avenue extending from or Ordinance, tliere Is hereby ap- of financing fiaid Improvement or pur- AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES FAIR HAVEN ditioned. Asking $76.000 741-0516. Pump Station B U> a connection man- Reasonable rent, immediate occupan- In excellent location near schools and propriated the further sum of $145,- pone. 21, of Anelve Ave., Neptune, cy. Apply fiBrplco'Q, 101 Monmouth CHARMING OLDER HOME — In hole to be located In the Intersection 770. Including the sum of J7.770 as Section 2. For the financing of said transportation. Center hall, living room of Naveslnk Avenue and Rumson an additional down payment now St.. Red Bank, next to Carlton Thea- with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Naveslnk. Two-story, two bedrooms, Road; a force main located In Shrews- Improvement or purpose and to meet was sentenced to the refor- ter. den. Four bedrooms, two baths. Large bath. Franklin stove In living room, available therefor by virtue of pro- the parL of .said $763,000 appropri- 100x150. 888-3300 between 9-5 p.m. bury Drive extending from Pump Sta- vision in a budget or budgets of the ation not provided for by application matory for the robbery of PERFECT PROFESSIONAL LOCA- screened porch and lovely secluded ':Ion C to a connectior manhole to be Borough previously adopted and In- hereunder of said down payment, , TION — Doctor, Dentist, etc. Apple- garden. Full basement. Two-car ga- BAST „. . — One-year-old .ocated in the Intersection ol Shrews- chiding; any funds received from the negotiable bonds of the Borough are mobile by any othe* v $56 from Joseph Roselli, man- *rook Building 950 Hwy. 35, Middle- rage. Asking £42,000. bl-ll-leveli , four bedrooms. 1%-ba.th. large bbur y DDrivi e and MmoutMonmouthh Avenue;: federal or state governments or any hereby authorized to be Issued In the persona. The Borough reserves Ihfc town. 571.2300. scrcailon room, utility room, one-car lateral and collector sewers and In- agency of either of them as a grant principal amount of $726,000 pursu- right to reject any and all offers, ager of the Cumberland JOHN F. ANDERSON , ,_rage, fenced-lri yard, extras' reduced In aid of financing said improvement Terms ol the sale, if made, shall " 30x50 BUILDING — For rent or terceptors to consist of gravity col- ant to said Law. In anticipation of be cash on delivery to the purchaser Farms Dairy Store, Broad- lease, with parking area. Alter to AGENCY "or quick sale. SM.900. Call 787-6348. lector sewers in Avenue of Two Riv- or purpose. For the financing of said the issuance of Raid bonds and to ers. Wilson Circle, Family Street. Improvement or purpose and to meet temporarily finance said Improvement at the Borough Hall, Rumson, N. J. suit. Reasonable. Hwy 36, Hazlet. Call 635 River Hd. Fair Haven BLUE CHIP OFFERING — Immacu- said additional appropriation of 3145.- By order of the Mayor and Coun- way, Long Branch, May 27, TONY'S RESTAURANT. Hwy 35. 264- late seven-room home In LIUle Silver. Black Point Road, Meadowbrook Av- or purpose, negotiable notes of the By 3777. 741-4477 Entry foyer, elegant living room, fire- enue, Maplewood Avenue. Ward Lane, 770 not met by said down payment, Borough in a principal amount not ell ot 1968. The sentence is to run place, cheerful dining room, lovely Center Street, Highland Avenue, is- negotiable bonds of the Borough are exceeding 8726,000 are hereby autho- HOUSE AND LOT — Suitable to con- RUMSON bright kitchen, paneled family room, land Road, Rosalie Avenue Rlver- hereby authorized to be Issued in the rized to be Issued .pursuant to and concurrently with one Cope- vert to offices or business venture Exquisite four-bedroom Colonial, com- three twin-alze' bedrooms. Desirable vlew Drive, Cedar Avenue, Holly principal amount of 5138 000 pursu- within the limitations prescribed 'ay July 13 in Llnnroft. Call 747-3090 day?. Eves. pletely and tastefully decorated from Street, Maple Avenue, B&y Street, ant to the Local Bond Law of New said Law. land is serving. 741-7899. •private rear yard. Move In for school. East River Road, West Elver Road, lop to bottom. Among Its many fea- Asking 539.800. E. A. ..ARMSTRON- _ G Jersey. In anttcloatlon of the Issu- Section 3. (a) The purpose for the LttGAL NOTICE tures are a beautiful new kitchen, Bruce Place, North Street, West ance of said bonds nnd to temporar- financing of which said obligations INVITATION JPOH I1IDS WAREHOUSE STORAGE ~ Approx- AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave. Street, Lakeside Avenue, Forrest Av- ily finance tmld Improvement or pur- imately 2500 sq. ft. Loading dock, very glamorous bath rooms, three fire- Little Silver. 741-4o00. enue, Carton Street, Lennox Avenue are to be Issued Is Uie provision nf overhead door. Inside ramp. 284-4413. places, den plus (fame room, screened pose, negotiable notes or the Borough the Borough's share of costs of ac- Notice in hereby given that the porch. Situated In one of RAimson's RUMSON—Great effort and time have Park Avenue, Narumsunlt Street, Na- in n. principal amount not exceed- quisition or construction, by The Board of Trustees of BrooKdale Com- rumson 3treet, Blngham Avenue ing $138,000 arc hereby authorized to Man Sent moat desired areas, close to beach, been spent 4n restoring this lovely North Cherry Lane, Dogwood Lane, Northcant Monmouth County Region- «-•' ~— Wi\\ receive scaled schools and transportation. By appoint- old lurn-of-the-ccntury home in a lilRh- be issued pursuant to and within al . Sewerage Authority for the use HOUSES FOIt RENT Crabanple Lane, South Cherry Lane, the limitations prescribed by said and benefit ot the Borough In ac- ment. $108,000. ly desirable location. Injecl your own Oak Tree Lane, Washington Street, Law. WALKER & WALKER. Realtors taste Into the "finishing up" and you Hunt Street Lafayette Street, Allen cordance with the terms of said To State Prison will have a truly magnificent home Bection 3. (O The Improvement T_ Agreement, of certain Banltary sew- MINI MANSION RWY 35 741-5212 SHREWSBURY Street,, First Street, Second Street, thorlzeil by the Prior Ordinance, and erage facilities, including a sewage FREEHOLD — Superior In a. lovely setting on a. hill featuring for $80,000. ELLEN B.-- HAZELTON, William Street. Third Street, Church Realtor, 13 W. River Rd,, Rumson. Street. Oak Lane, Oakwood Lane, by this bond ordinance, and, the pur- treatment planplant annd maimain pumpinpping fireplace in living room, butler'a Pan- DEAL AREA pose ror the financing of which said statiotti n and ththeii r respectivtie siteites In publicly opened and read. Court Judge Francis X. try, formal dining room, four bed* 842-3200. Grant Avenue, waterman Avenue, obligations are to be Issued Is (I) th ommo l k Rac Contract documents may be exam- rijvrpaj.bfith, plus > plenty of room to ' CharmJng Colonial A GOOD BUY IN FAIR HAVEN — Rum.son Road. Warren Street, South the acquisition and construction in coon Ialanci In the Borough of Mon- ined and conies obtained at the Crahay has sentenced Robert roam. Rent this lovely home for $375, Spacious older home in top reddential Just listed. Six rooms, large eat-In Ward Avenue. Washington Avenue. and by the Borough of Sea Bright, mouth Bench, aj? shown on the map PumhaainR Offal of Brookdale Com- per month. Call section. Fireplace in living room, kitchen, fireplace in living room, de- Packer Avonue, Lincoln Avenue, for the Joint use or the Boroughs of entitled "Regional Index Map" dated munity College at 761 Newman E. Valentine of 40 Ave. A, large paneled family room, modern lightful fenced-ln yard, we have the Shrewsbury Drive, Naveslnk Avenue, Rumson and Sea Bright, ot a 24-inch April 9, 1968 and prepared oy Man- Springs Road, Lincroft, New Jeraey BETSY ROSS AGENCY kitchen,- five bedrooms, 2'A baths, Woodmere Avenue, Monmouth Ave- Kravity trunlt sewer in Ocean Ave- on or after July 13, 1970. Freehold, to one to two years excellent condition, S62.600 key. $32,500. THE DGWSTRA AGEN- nue, Ward AveniiQ, Tennis Court Lane, ;anaro, Martin and Lincoln, Consult- Bid (CcurlUes in the form of a bid Realtors-Member Multiple Lutings CY, Realtors, 91 E. Front fit., Red Robin Road, Tullri Tree Lane, Clover nue, extending In a northerly direc- ng Englnears, New York, Now York, In state prison for possession 117 Hwy. 35 264-3456 Keyport FEIST & FEIST Bank. 74.1-8700. tion from the southerly boundary fcopies or which are on file In the .Lane .Blossom ROnd, Ridge Road, of the Borough of Sea Bright to a offices of the Clerk of tlie Borough of lottery slips here June 25, RUM80N — Waterfront. Large four Realtors Appraisals COLTS NECK—Two-year-old ramWlng Markwood La.ne. Wood Lane, Ever- connection manhole approximately 100 of Rumson and the Secretary of aaid 642-4440 Cape on one aoro. Three hedroomB green Drive. Hollvtree Lane, Black feet northerly of Marlus Lane and bedroom bouse. Boat mooring. Easy Weekends and Evenings 223-2671 Point Horseshoe. Windmill Lane, Wil- Authority, and any necessary or de. 1969. commute to city. July only. (201) up. one down. Spacious kitchen, sunk- low Lane, Pond Road, Tyson Road, there connecting with the force main atrable renewals, replacements, alter- Bids may not be withdrawn within 30 842-2603 (401) 2M-3687. en famtlv room. 8BO.0OO. Transferred North Ward Lane, Hartahorne Lane, of the Borough of Rumson hereafter ations, extensions, enlargements or days alter the actual day o€ the bid The judge suspended twe LITTLE" SILVER owner. Call M2-4617. Belltnap Lane, Belknap Lane East. described, together with connection betterments thereof, whether located opening. WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS — Restored farmhouse. Deep lot with WEST KEANSBURG — Brown Ave. Easement A, consisting of a twenty manhole and all other mnnholes, fit- said Inland or elsewhere, and Each bidder ts hereby required to indeterminate New Jersey Re J"urni»hed and unfurnished. Immedi- tall trees and shrubs. Charming un- foot wide permanent and an addi- tings, and appurtenances thereto and trunk or Intercepting sewers, other attach to Its bid an affidavit setting ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER Four rooms and bath. Year - round (III the construction hy and in the formatory terms for Bud J. usual home. Wide plank floors. Four heat. 60x100. corner property. 495-0M1. tional twenty foot wide temporary pumping stations, force mains, 1 me- forth his nrequallficatlon to bid on AQJPJfCY, Oceanport Ave.. Ocomport. bedrooms. New listing;. $32,000. casement across Lot 12, Block 68 as Borough of Sea Bright, for the Bor- ter chambers and outfall newer. !, as public works in accordance with the HAZLET — Four-bedroom, central referred to on said map, from Avenue ough o f inRumaol n of a force main shown on said map, and any neces- provisions of N.J.B. lfl;A-18-9 «t »eq. Kaplan, also known as Arthur ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Rlr conditioned Colonial, 1VS baths, of Two Rivers to Monmouth Avenue; varyinvary Ingn In "siz™e *•tu*t ihowsnownn oonn thme sary renewal or replacement there- containing a statement of the amount RUMBON-SUMMER KBNTAL — July 199 Broad St., Red Bank 741-3450 paneled dining room and recreation Basement B, constating 'of a ten foot plans hereinafter mentioned and ex- of and all necessary lands therefor, of such work Uie bidder haa contract M. Grauer, 23, of 215 Third «nd August. Furnished one-bedroom Mtddletown 5 Corners 671-2590 room. Many extras. Convenient to wide permanent and an additional ten tending from a point one pipe lpngth and such other seweraRO Facilities ffoor and la not completed. In addition Ave., Asbury Park, who was Btudlo apartment. All utilities Includ- R.R.. hu» and ichools. J34.600. Call foot wide temporary easement across easterly of the tall chamber and ex- an may from time to time be mutu- thereto eeaca h bidder is required to at- ed. HOP month. Call 8«2-«17, RED BANK - RUMSON AND MILES Lots 3, 3A, 3B and 4 in Block 43, tending along Church Strefit from the ally agreed upon by the Borough and h t ht bid a balbalanca e sheett or AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for 281.3758. tach to hts bd convicted of obtaining mer- lahcd. se- a^ referred to on said map, from easterly bank of the Shrewsbury Riv- aald Authority all as more fully set Btatement settintti g ftforthh hhii s financiafinncial 8HREWSEURY - Unturnl* free catalog of modest homes, farms, Norlh Ward Avenue to Tyson Road, er In an easterly direction to Ocean out and d&scrlbed In Bald Agreement condition as of D cember 31&t of the chandise worth $185.15 undei eluded. Three bedrooms, 214 palatial Rumson estates, waterfronts, LOTS AND ACREAGE and a twenty foot wide permanent Avonue and thence tn a southerly di- on filfl in the office of the Borough year precedindi g the ddatt e of hiht s bidbid. tM month. 747-11)32. acreage, lots, business opportunities. easement and an additional twenty rection dlong Ocean Avenue to the The owner reserves the unrestricted false pretenses by issuing a BBLUXE EXECUTIVE RANCH - foot wide temporary easement across connection manhole and a connection "222-- described in the Order of the State pose is $237,000 Inclusive of the $99,- New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act and S>edroom», private btach. pier. 5142 hall, livlnp, dining rooms, kitchen, ex- Department of Health ot the State 000 principal amount of bonds or any amendments thereto will ba part years and fined him (500. tra room oil dining room, laundry, (IU1 notes of the Borough heretofore au- back porch. half bath. cellar. of New Jersey hereinafter mentioned of the contract documents. and substantially in accordance with thorized to be issued for said pur- July 13 U4.0O Second floor: Three bftdroomn, balh, PROFESSIONAL BUILDING the prints, plans, sheets or specifi- pose pursuant to the Prior Ordinance, NICELY FURNISHED - Three-bed- attic. Deep lot. By appointment only. but exclusive ot the $147,000 esti- room cottaRe. Lovely grounds. Con- 264-1538. cations referred to In said Order, thereof nan uue» w *>..».. — .., venient to bus line. Yearly. Rent sea- ON HIGHWAY and prepared by Havens antl Emer- mated maximum amount of bonds or NOTICE Kelly s Hurt sonable, Available Aug. 1. 222-34B1. RUMSO.N ROAD RANCH *-" Three son, Ltd., and, lo particular, the notes to be Issued hy the Borough of ly asoeftned on property specially ben- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND "AN bedroomn, two baths. Large living $19,900 Plans entitled Contract No. 1 — North 8ea Bright for said purpose. efited thereby. ORDINANCE OROANIZ1NO AND FOUR BEDROOMS — Llvlnfc room, Large two-story building In excellenexccli t Central Sewers, Contract No. 2 — (el The estimated wst to the Bor- ii The period of usofulneiu of said REGULATING THE FIRE DE- dining room, large kitchen, dill base- room, dining room, kitchen, laundry 7 Ishable), In Crash J 1 room and tamlly room. Two-cnr ga- condition.. PulPulll basemenbase t (finishabl Southeast, Sewers, Contract No. 3 — ouffh of flaid purpose Is 5250,00(1, in- royement or purpose, within the PARTMENT OF THE BOROUGH ment. Full attic. Nice —•csldpntla' ~-"-l ragf;._Acre plus. Asking $48,000. Call llarg e corner lot with IK' highwahighw y Pump Stations Contract Nn, 4 — Riv- cluBlve of Lie sum of $104,230 here- OF RUMBON, NEW JERSEY", area, Cull for appointment 842-1841. ftfrontageg , two-catwocar dedetachet d garage. er Crossing, and Contract No. 3 — tofore appropriated for said purpose ADOPTED THE lOr^i DAY OF FEB- MIDDLETOWN - A town- Present mortgacc ran he assumed. Northeast Sewers, and on file In the by the Prior Ordinance, but exclu- RUARY. 1006, A3 THEREAFTER COLTS NECK —' Oraclou^New En- Call now! 231-1666. No brokers! Office of the Borough Clerk and here- sive of the estimated SI55.000 coat to AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTED. ship couple were injured WANTED TO RENT gland Colonial Cape. Beautiful cat-ln by approved, and subject to such tho Borough ol Sea Bright ot aaid BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Kitchen, elegant formal dlnlne room changes, modifications or revisions an purpose. and Council of the Borough of Rum- Friday morning when their FAMILY OF SIX — Needs 3 or 4- and living room, beamed celling In KEAL ESTATE WANTED may be approved from time to time Bection 4. The following matters aon, in the County of Monmouth and car skidhded on Red Hill feedroom home In West Keansburg recreation room, two fireplaces, four by the Borough Council as necessary are hereby determined, declared, re- Bta,te of New Jersey, that: Area (or immediate occupancy. 787- huge bedrooms, two baths, two pow- and required for the construction of cited and stated.: , 1. Bection 4 of an Ordinance en- der rooms, lovely entrance foyer, COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL said sanitary sewerage system nun- far The said purpose described in titled "An Ordinance Organizing and Road and struck a utility 8268. j basement. Two-car garage. Set on a WB have ready qualified buyers, BO Btantlally as provided for and In ac- Qeirtian 3 of this "Dorul ordinance Is Regulating the Fire Department ot pole. YOUNG SYSTEMS ANALYST -And rnnnlcured 1H acre jjround Exceo- tor fast efficient service, call J D. cordance with said Order, not a current expense and is an im- Department of Community Affairs of the Borough of Rumson, New Jer- family Interested In renting, rorhfins tional Home at $09,000: EXCLUSIVE ROCHE. Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. provement or pronerty which the Bor- the State of New Jersey, and such sey", adopted the lOtli day of Feb- with option to buy, 2 or 3-bcdroom WITH POTEET ASSOCIATES. Itoal- ough may lawfully make or acquire statementt Bhowa that the gross debt ruary, 1966, and amended by Ordi- Vincent J. Kelly, 31, of 27 fcouie. Red Bank area. Sept. 1 occu- tor, 501-0300. 226 Monmouth Rd., Oak- 482-2741. Member MulUDls Llstlne Her- fb) The estimated maximum aa a general Improvement, and no of the Boroug" h as defined In aald nance passed and approved Decem- hurst. VICB amount of bonds on notes to *>e Is- pnrt of the cost thereof has been or Law la Increased by this bond ordl- ber 10, 1063. be and the same Is Crest Road, driver of the ve- pancy. Phone R6B-7720. sued for unid purpose is S4.80O.O00. $728,000, and that the aaid - Dining MIDDLETOWN BUYERS WAITING nhall be npeelnlly assessed on prop- nance 'uy The estimated coat of said pur- erty snecjaily benefited thereby. obllRatloris authorised by thin bond follows: hicle, was treated at he room, living room. Fair Haven, Rum- Three-bedroom split level home. Large For homes, estates, farms, acreage, pose is $4,800,000. fb) The period of usefulness of said "SECTION 4. No person shall here- i •on, Little Silver arpa. Wanted hy living room, formal dining room, Section 4. The following matters ordinance will be within all de'jt lim- scene for lacerations of the modern kitchen, recreation room, waterfronts, businesses, industrial and purpose within the limitation of itations prescribed oy said Law. after *.je eligible to membership I jtockbroker and family (one chllfl) business properties. arc hereby determined, declared, re- said LfOcal Bond Law and according fd) An aRKrepate amount not ex- •In the Fiic Department of the : AUKU.it 1st, Rround $260. Yearly rent- utility room, ]'i-baths. Washer dry- cited and stated: to the reasonable life thereof com- Borough of Rumson, or any unit face and mouth. His wife, al with option to buy. 229-S152. er, and carpeting. Centrally alr-<-on- RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor (A) The said purpose described In puted from the date or the salt] bonds Uicreot unless of good moral char- dltloned. Attached parage. Excellent "Our 62nd Year" Section 3 or this bond ordinance Is authorized hy thla bond ordinance, Is acter; ahove the age of twenty- Barbara Kelly, 29, was taken condition and location. $32,000. Call not a current expense and ia » prop- owner at 671-5606 or 8P9-2S0Q. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE forty (40) years. one and not over the age of to Rlverview Hospital, Red 648 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 erty or Improvement which tho Bor- fc> The nupplcmentai debt state- forty; a citlzon of the united BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM BUILT brick 1 ough may lawlully acquire or make ment required by paid Law han been Btates and a resident of the Bor- Bank, where she was treated and shake ranch, two years old. LISTINGS OP BETTER HOMES — as a general Improvement, • and no duly made and filed In the office of ough of Rumson for at least one Three bedrooms. Two baths. Dining In Keaniburg • Mlddletown • Hazlet - Dart of the cost thereof has been the Borouch Clerk nnd a complete year Immediately prior to request for lacerations of the face room, eat-In kitchen. Heavily wooded Holmdel. The Bmolko Agency. 787-0123. or shall be specially RBnes^ed on executed duplicate thereof has been far application; mentally and phy- dead end street. Paneled den with property specially benefited thereby, filed in the offlre of the Director of sically fit to perform the duties and head. She was released HOUSES FOR SALE WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST (b) Tlie period of usefulness of ot a fireman, said fitness to be raised hearth fireplace. Bay window anld purpose, within the limitations the pivlslon of Local Finance In the overlookingg 303000' ooff beautiful woods. Department of Community Affairs of evidenced upon the application for after treatment. YOUR HOME ot said Local Bond Law and accord- tlie State of New Jersey, nnd such membership of Uie New Jersey $30,500, Call 842-4227. Call todir and Rive details and caab ing to the reasonable life thereof, statement tfiown thnt the gross deM State Fireman's Association cer- FOR HEAL SERVICE VERMONT CHALET AND LAND price, BTBRUNO THOMPSON * AS- la forty (40) years. or the Borough as defined in nald tified by the Fire Department The accident occurred 500 Onvine t..o. 60-.,.0. acres. Forr InvestmenInvestmentt. 7(7-5800 (cV The supplemental ' debt state- Law Is incre.anrfl by tho authnrlzn- ' Physician and/or Surgeon after he IN R5AL ESTATE Skiing, swimming, golf Okemo, Strat- ment required by said Law has neon tlon of the "aontla and notes provided -has made nn examination of the feet from the Holland Road ton, Dorset areas. Owner. B42-3593. WE BUY HOMES DIRECT duly made and filed In the office of for 1n this bond ordinance by S138.- applicant tor thai purpose; pro- Consult a OUT the Borough Clerk and a complete 000, and that tho aaid obligations au- vided, however, that In the cane intersection. Condition unimportant. Call Four Sea- executed duplicate thereof him been thorized by this bond ordinance will of any applicant for member-ship Member of sons ncalty. Broker. 220-71S3- filed In the office of the Director bo within all debt limitations pre- w^io shall have been a mem tier No summons was issued by of HIP Division of Local Finance in scribed hy said Law. in |ood standing of any other the Department of Community Af- recognized Fire Department in the Patrolman William Muhlei- Red Bank Area fairs of tlie State of Mew Jeraey. fd> An aggregate amount nnt ex- State of New Jeraey at the time and such statement snows that t^ie ccedlnc $10,000 for Ilcmn of expense that be established residence In sen who investigated at 8:33 MLS croBs de'jt of the Borough aa de- permitted under flection 40A :2-2fl of by this bond ordinance, the BorouRh of Rumaon and who fined In said Law Is Increased by said Law ha« been included in the Bection B. The full faith and credit •In not over 4ft years of age the a.m. this bond ordinance by S4.S0O.OO0. and forefiolnp total estimated 52W.O0O cost o[ thfi Borouph are hereby pledged to aforesaid age limitations shall not that the Issuance of the said obllga- to the Borough of said Improvement the punctual payment of the prin- apply and / provided, further, tlons authorized by this bond ordi- or purpose. cipal of and Interest on the AH Id that a former fireman with _ nance In permitted by the exception Section fi. Any fund-i received by obligations authorized by this bond acceptable record on file with the contained in subsection (o of Bection the Borough from the federal or state ordinance. Said obligations shall be New Jersey State Firemnn'B As- 40A-2-7 of said Law to the doht lim- BDvernmentR, nr any a^enr.y of either direct, unlimited obligations of th» sociation nnd meeting all other itations prescribed by eald law, of them, shnll be used for finiincinR HormiRh. and the Borough shall be conditions herelnabove prescribed (A) The aggregate amount of rot the Borouph's Him re of th,e cost of obligated to levy art valorem taxes shall be ellplble to membership, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY [reeding S7flf),OO0 ror Items of ex- the Improvement nr purpose rtrnrrlhpd Upon nil the Ittxnble property within If a resident of the Borough of the Borough for the payment of said pense permitted under Section 4OA:2- in flection 3 of thin bend nrdinnnce obligations* nnd Interest thereon with- Itumson, for at Icn^t nix months A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI 20 of snld Law has been included In by appllcntion thereof r it tier ti di- out limitation of rate or amount. (Instead of one yean Immediate- the foipgolng pstlmntrd cost of said, rect payment of MJCII .i-nsts, nr to l ly »rlor to Ills ri'UUest foi Improvement or purpose. imvtiitiitl or reduction of tlie nuthnrl- Section 7. This >nrn1 nrdlnnnce shall (tllcntlon. No per.son .shall "income 7itIon of the o'lllputlons nl the TSnr- take effect twenty C20> tlay.i ;iftor the n member or ihe Fire Depart- fe) Thin bond ordinance ntitlmr- ough nuthoriztMl fnr said Improve- flrnt publication t hereof after final ment of the BoronBli of Rumson Pearl and Bead Restringlng lr.es oblf Rat inns of the Borough sole- ment or purpose. Any nuch funds no aanape, an provided by naid Local until hla election (hereto has been General Contractors ly for a purpose described In sub- received mny, nnd nil RIICII funds flo ntl LHWL . approved liy Hie Burouph Courier Adding Machines-Typewriters flection (c) of npctlmi 40A:2-7 nf no Id so received whlcli itrr not required N TI :K or rKNiMNfl OMIMNANTE hy resolution duly adopted for Law, and n> Uie expenditure nuthor- for direct payment nf sucVi cn-Ufl The ordlnnnce publisher! herewith such purpORc." OARPENTRT — Additions, paneling, Ued by thin bond ordinance ami unal], t>c hold nnd n'mllod tiv the and passed upon first .ADDING MACHINES — Typowrltera ntepa. sidewalks, patio, odd Jobs, St.. Red every part thereof Is necessary to Borouph a-i fund*! apntlcnblr only to mpetlm? »f the Mayor Bold, rented, repaired. Scrplco'a. 101 ncanonnble rates. B42-13B5, 747-2338. protect thn public health and to (lie pn vmrnt of oMlKfitlnin of tlir 7. TIIIB Onllnimcp shall lake efte* Monmouth St.. tied Bunk. 747-0185. irevent or BUiipreas a proicnt menace Borouph authorized tor said Improve- upon Us iwsRdge and publication a Roofing, Siding & Insulation (n the public health of KiiMrtcnt gra- ment or purmoae. cording to law. vity to justify the Incurrcnce ot debt PUBLIC NOTICE3 Diamonds Bought or Kcstylcd OL9EN CO.. INC. RoollnR. sldlno & Plumbing and Heating In excess of itatutory limitation* and Section fl. Tho full fiilth- and credit The foregoing ordinance was intro Insulation Installed and guaranteed no less expensive method of prevent- of tlm RoroURh arc hereby nledpced to duiTil and pftflseri flr.it reading at tor 10 ycira. 77B-O7P5, 291-0541). ~ CORRIGAN'S ing or suppressing^ ftuch a menace the punctual payment of the prlncl- rejuilur meeting of the Mayor an Let us bu] exists, and Uie Btittc Department or pnl of and lnlerp.it on the Raid obu. Council of Rumson held on Thur; wear or lo 127 Oakland St. Health of the State of New Jersey gallons authorized by thin bond ordi- day, July 9. 1070 and will come ur personally^ Brona Odd Jobs ihas heretofore, under date of July 7, nance. Snld obllKntioti-i shall he di- for final conildcration and passage 1070, made a Finding nnd Order to HITS rect, unlimited ohllirntlonn of the Bor- at n regular meeting or De Govern- LIOHT HAUUNO — Cellara, ga- Red Bank 747-2706 1 ough. Rnd tht BoroiiRh anal! be ob- Inn tho date or B,(l. ,., . . ing Body to lie held Thurada/. July General Contractors effect, (inn (2) the principal amount of rniM ordinance will be mails? avail 23. 1070 at 8:30 P.M. at the Borough rages cleaned up. Free estimates. of obligations authorized hy this bomi II Rated to levy art valorem tuxes "All that locomotivo «ngineer 741-214" alter 3 p.m. PLUMBING - Heating. ordinance ia not In excess of tlie iinon nil the tnxablf property within abo it the Clerk's Office In said "-- Hall Humiion, N. J. at which Urn" DURII Hall to the rnemhrrfmembersl oofr nnd [ilacp nil persons .leslrhifi to b BUILDIR — Additions. Alteration!. Bathroom remodeling. amount determined by the Local Fi- the Boroupth for the payment of innl! request •Aid when he hit our car w«i — I larapna. Itootfl and New Homes. nance Board in Uie Division of Locnl gatd oblleatlon" and Interest thereon Kcnernl public who heard will be given full opportunittunity Painting and Decorating Finance In the Department of Commu- without limitation of rate or nmount. lame. ALBERT A.^KE^R, —JR. should look in Tht Daily Rtgiiter 11-3305. nnlph A. Cole. Sewer Trenching and Section 1. Thin \>ond ordinance until ALBERT A*. KERR .1U. Borough Clerk. f nity Affairs or ttic Stntt; cl^New Jer- BormiRh want ad (or a battar oml" CA£L B. JONE8 — Pftintln* and sey to be necfssary for piich purpojt. take, fffpet twpnly <20> days after the i July II $2.1.75 MABON AND BUIL.DEK - Fully Insured. For fre« Installation Work. Becllon 5. Any funda received by first publication thereof after final July Plots home Improvements 1... wallpaperingestimates, cal. l 2M-3S38. able. Frea estlmatcB. Call 8720122. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N.J.i MONDAY, JULY 13, 1970 9 Mariner's, action Peanuts ' • Children's Letters to God course Puzzle 10 City VIP , g 11'High 411100k H&U071STHIS I'M CALLING FOR A fftENPOF By pan! C. Downing Jr. wountalna 42 Winged THE DAISY HILL MINE ...HE WANTS TO SPEAK TO ACROSS 42 Twirler's 12 Milk: Er. inaecU PUPW FARM? 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ID my 14 Hub out 46 Actress 24 Adjusts 49 Clock face 15 Zeal Turner 25 Choose 50 Nine: comb, 16 Turkish 47 Plant 26 Dell form regiment 48 Thoughts 27 Critical 51 Musical 17 Feeds the 51 Color 28 Lucifer group kitty 52 Obtained 29 Vogue 52 Festival 18 Household 55 Mural 30 Degrade 53 Kiln ITS THE MODERN necessity decoration SCIENTIFIC WAY 31 Gaucho's 54 Campsite THIS RV SWATTER 20 Hind 58 Depart TO ELIMINATE gear , sight THE HOUSE FLY 21 Number 60 Gritty 32 Word in 56 Mountain suffix substance Dostoevski' pass 23 Party 61 Came down title 57 —de France throwers 62 Girl's name 33 Swiss city 59 Building 24 City 63 Bullring 35 Sphere of problem cheers extension 25 Incessantly 64 Stratagem Solution to Friday's Puzzle 27 Nautical 65 Incline term DOWN I IS TIA RITHSITI tl II UULIUJIU KLJULJ UUUIil 30 Exclamation 1 Peruse wiaa 31 Umbrella 2 Florence's ranmn (in part river QHBQ BBDB 34 A la - 3 Teenager's acnaiaaH umu BUD -7-13 35 Popular concern iaaH umu 4 Enzyme UUUUU HULJLJU illUli Mary Worth King Features Syndicate. Inc. 1970. 36 Chemical nramra Rnmnn nnrnn suffix. 5 Make new BUT—I UNDERSTOOD finra unnnn mrcmRn HERE—AND I BUTIUXEYOO 6 Assail JTHADAtREADy 37 Indians 13ULJ WWU13 LJULJLJ13L] ONBRDADW&J / BEEN BETTER, WTTEN!—W TW£ 38 Copy 7 Man's name ARE. "SOU WING DARLING! Ji ««- ^m. WAV DHDB CCC1U I—CANHAYETHE —AMD our OF nr.' 39 Den 8 British fl; VOU*R£ > UJWHJ.WAS ' .nanrini BBDE cnu RITA PACT, MR. WRITHE 40 Cure hides group: abbr, uiiiuu FRA7IER? l>ERf ECT - READING HftS FOR.fi! / PART! r* COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY 41 Storage box nniciE THE AUTHOR.— FOR TUESDAY, JULY 14 IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Romantic and seatnnenttl issociations will be veiy satisfying. Bewaie,thDUgh|Of being soft touch for loved ones in trouble. ARIES LIBRA Match 21-ApriI 20 Sept.23<0ct.22 Cut down activities by ; -ROMANCE. Enter- [J. about one-quarter. taining may be bene- Haste and scattering of effort ficial, romanticafly-either by will do no good today. making new contacts or im- I proving old ones. Andy Capp • TAURUS ' April 21-May 20 SCORPIO SORRVA THERE WAS ME.' BOSS SAYS I'VF Take care of 'low- Oct.23-Nov.21 fl'VENEVER FELTl WHO THAT MASKEP OORUNKMOWM I THE JUNGLE East would take the king that up. As the cards lie, your WHO KNOWS- SOME - PR.WAGA- ENGINEERS TO r-zt^^-pT GUY IS. COMMANDER? / PATROL- WEARIMG of diamonds and would lead deep finesse succeeds and A MASK? WHAT A RIVAL. HOOP. I GUESS. I PRES1PEHT REBUILD- ^^ 1 thus brings the game in. OF BEA/GAl/- CRAZY THEORY. a spade. The jack would lose INCOGMno- LET'S to the queen, back would Stodgy, but safe. MOVE 'TAKES NOTES" come another spade, and you DAILY QUESTION OH HIS CAMERA ON MEM/ RECORDER- would have to try for three Partner opens with one club tricks in a desperate at- spade, and the next player tempt to recover. The clubs passes. You hold: S — 10 8 are sour, and you would have 743H-764D-AK only your memories to con- 8 3 C — 6. What do you say? sole you. Answer: Bifl four spades. If your aim is to assure the This bid promises excellent contract, you would, go after trump support (at least four three club* tricks from the cards, often more), a single- NO m/m HJU wfr FEEL, GOOD." very start. After winning the ton or void suit on the side, Beetle Bailey first trick with the ace of and not more than 9 points Nubbin spades, lead a low club to the in high cards. y-MS. FIRS? YOUR WATCH SHE SHOW VOJ HOW TO THINS' YOU KISS ME CLEANED OUT MAK6A (5OTf A 00 WHgN GOOO WK5HT.'.' WHy DON'T My WALLET HOUSE CALL! '^ YOU SdlNE YOUR OWOB6 AHP CIBAH OUT yUR \ WALLET?/

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o WCBS-TV O WABC-TV O WOR-TV WNDT-TV Poses Problem 0 WNBC-TV O WNEW-TV O WPIX-TV Indicates Color !. By JERRY BUCK DAYTIME MOVIES •I HE SAID. SHE SAID (C) HOLLYWOOD (AP) - One Guests: Phyllis Diner and Ward Donovan; Alcjan- 9.-00 O "PiycK. 195V . dro and Joyce Rey; Jack and Bratt Xlugman; Shir- ALTER H EADE 1 HEATRES thing" that has the indepen- Q "Th» Big Circui" ley Jones and Jack Casaidy , dent producers worried is Television I.-00 m "Gr.it Victor Harbtrt" MO' S MAYBERRY R.F.D. (C) ' Sam hires a colorful farm hand, who'quickly be- where they are going to film . 0 "tovt in th» Aftamocn" COHMS little Hike's idoL DR. KILDARE At least one major produc- Dortort said he had met i« BBS NEWS (C) "My Name Is lisa, and I Am Lost" HOLLYWOOD (AP) - In ARLTON EPTUNE CITY er has suggested leaving Hol- m McHALE'S NAVY 774-4272 with governors and legisla- IB N.E.T. JOURNAL every era the film colony has . 741-9400 lywood, and others have O GIUIGAN'S ISLAND (C) •The World of Pirl Thomas" tures , of several states "Feed the Kitty." -V caged lion «uhed aahnra m MO O THE DORIS DAY SHOW (C) had its own "in" sport. Now called for the construction of and lira urged them to ap- the bland ... but unfortunately doeant atay Magazine editor, Michael Nicholson arranges to prc* caged very lane, view a noted Paris designer'* new collection in a. it's auto racing. ] a high-rise studio with the propriate funds to build fa- (D THE MUNSTERS fashion ahow but bis models disappear a. few hours sound stages stacked one on cilities. IB WHAT'S NEW? before the event. (R) Polo was the rage in the LEE CUNT top of the other. "Animal Ward" 1040 O THE WILD WILD WEST He said it is becoming in- •6:30 9 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN A double-dealing foreign diplomat attempts to im- 1930s, with Walt Disney, Will O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW plicate the United States in an international con- MARVIN EASTWOOD The concern over dwindling creasingly difficult to shoot an spiracy. (R) Rogers, Spencer Tracy and studio space -was pointed IB F TROOP (0) 0 ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS JB outdoor series in Hollywood. "The Majority of Wilton" CD NEWSFRONT other notables playing before up in late June when Gulf & (B THE COURSE OF OUR TIMES lOJO O NOW (C) *HBERG "The smog, the noise, all the "He Miracle ot Ctecmulovalda" stellar crowds every Sunday. Western Industries sold a half outdoor sites are being eaten 7:00 8 CBS NEWS-WALTER CRONKITE . "Vietnam: Topic A." An in depth discussion of this interest in the 52-acre Para- CE» HUNTLEY-BRINK1EY REPORT (C) vital issue, details to be advised. Then Charles Farrell's Rac- up by housing," he said. "It's 11:00 BOO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) RW YOUR WAGON mount lot to an Italian reaj 0 I LOVE LUCY now a long drive to location, O ABC NEWS-FRANK REYNOLDS (C) 0 PEYTON PLACE' quet Club in Paint Springs Stwdm 4* Lemtun) too* Bnuclw) mm i \hi estate company. O THE LATE MOVIE and that takes money." O WHAT'S MY LINE "Blood on the Moon" (19(8) sUrrlng Robert helped make tennis the fash- Unlike, the movies, televi- CB PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) Mitchum and Walter Brennan. A wandering cow* M WA15IDN HARVEPRESNELL S Spelling said he would like IB ANTIQUES boy finds himself drawn into the middle of a bltittr- ionable sport. sion requires that some sets 1 to film some of his episodes •Tomorrow * Antiques" ing range war. be left standing for years. 730 f» GUNSMOKE (Cl • CD BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in such places as San Fran- Taped highlights of the recent New York Crusad* Only an occasional peripatet- "A Hat." Veteran Western atar Chin Wffla, u cat- conducted at Shea Stadium. * created the craze for golf, and cisco and Memphis, but add- ' tie baron Red Connlston, and Gene Evana, as leg- ic production "Then Came endary frontiersman dint Sortla Involve Marshall 11 JO O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) ed, "I'm not going to run Dillon In their llte-and-death. dispute over a, hat, O THE TONIGHT SHOW (C) hunting was furthered by such Bronson" can be done entire- away. This city needs help." Guest: Donna Theodore he-men as Clark Gable, Gary SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ly on location. GT'MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT to B 11:30 MOVIE "Dear !• a Four Letter Word." Ellen Monroe In- "Blue Dahlia" (19(6) starring Alan iAdd and Ver- Cooper and Robert Taylor. Solution Suggested Dortort said, "I'm not say- sists that a communications gap exists between her onica Lake. An exciting murder-rnyatsry in which ing there's no place for Holly- husband and their daughter and asks John to aatk an ex-serviceman is accused of killing his wife. The trend toward speed Quinn Martin, who rents advice from the school prlndpsl. (R) D THE DICK CAVETT SHOW (C) MIDDLETOWN EATONTOWN space at Warner Brothers for wood. What I'm saying is that ' . 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) 12:00 ID LATE REPORT (C) cars will be demonstrated :. "The FBI" and at Goldwyn there is a place for Holly- B IT TAKES A THIEF (C) 12:15 O TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES (C) Aug. 9 with a pro - amateur OMMUNITY "Fortune City." Alexander Mundy ajid his girl "West Point Widow" (19U) starring Richard Carl- OWN wood — and other places. friend are accidentally involved with foreign agents Celebrity Invitational Race at > 671-1020 S42-420I Studios for "Dan August," planning to sabotage a U.S. underground atomic son, and Anne Shirley. A nurse marrlea a football With the new equipment you lest in the desert (R) alar, but the secret union Is in jeopardy whan aha \: said, "Some of us indepen- is about to become a mother. the brand-new Ontario Motor can shoot any place in the Q DIVORCE COURT (C) \°" dents have talked about buy- A husband Is accused of having an affair with bis 1:00 O THE ONE A.M. REPORT (C) Speedway. Among those al- ' ing a studio. We're afraid we world, then come back here secretary. ' O TONIGHT'S NEWS (C) ready announce^ for the race O BEAT THE CLOCK (C) O THE BEST OF BROADWAY "**** HIGHEST RATING!" •; might get squeezed out if for your post - production "Siege of Sidney Street" (I960) aiming Donald are Paul Newman, Dick •work." O NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Sindfit and Nicole Berger. A drama, about a Scot- - Wondo Hak, N.Y. Doi'r ^« ~~ ;: * studio space gets tight. What "InUrradil Adoption" land Yard Inspector's search for a giuf ruponBibls Smothers and director Roman v we really need is a high-rise fcOO O MONDAY THEATRE . for * aeries ot armed robberlei. Th« Kowboys." A PosWSvtt War turmoil uproot* O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW (C) Polanski, as well as astro- •Jr studio." four teenagers and throws thenrtogettw in vam obi IttO O THE LATE SHOW . Condominium Plan -west; where they run into a stagecoach heist. naut Pete-Conrad, AIRPORT j; Much the same view was "Family Secret." '(1651) •tarring John Dank tad B TO TELL THE TRUTH (C) Lee J. Cobb. A father defends a man arrested tor, Other possibilities include :;' expressed by Aaron Spelling, To Be Discussed 0 THE VIRGINIA GRAHAM SHOW (C) crime his son accidentally comnfitted. ^ BURT LAHCASTER • DEAN MARTIN :L who is producing "Mod Guests: Tiny Tim, Miss Vickl. Arlene Daw, Chris- 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Robert Redford, Clint East- lEjmSEUK'JACQUEUNEUSSET RIVER PLAZA - George tina Fraker.and Joan Garrity -Judge Hardy and Son" (1940) starring Mickey wood and James Garner. ;; Squad," "Most Deadly Dates, vice president of Hov- 01 CAN YOU TOP THIS? (C) Rooney and Lewis Stone. Mother Hardy* Uliwaa 6EMGE KENNEDY • tIEUN HAYES \' Game" and "Silent Force" at Guests: Soupy Sales, Rosa Uarle and Gears* Kirby . brings the Judge and Andy to a now underatandlnr. r nanian Brothers, Inc., a build- e WORLD PRESS ' 1:28 Q REEL CAMP M MAUREEN ST&nCTON v. Paramount. "Maybe there'll ing concern, will speak to- ma 0 HERE'S LUCY (C) 2:00 O NEWS AND WEATHER ":, be different kinds of lots. I Lucy, In the hospital recuperating from a broken 2:13 0 THE CHEATERS night to the Civic Associa- leg, is visited by Viv*. who cheers her up with rem- 2:45 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I DAILY MATINEES AT THE COMMUNITY ~ think we shouldn't take up the tion in the fire house. iniscences of their past adventures. (It) "Last of the Fait Gum" (1058) itarringr Jock Ma- " sprawling space with studios. O MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE • ' honey and Gilbert Roland. A gun tighter hired to Daily Matinees at the Town (Except Wed. & Thurs.) "Two for the Seesaw" (1962) starring Shirley Mac- find a man's lonr-ralaainff brother lauexlco almoit I The big cost of a studio is He will discuss "The. 'vil- Lalne and Robert Mitchum. Jerry Ryan, a lawyer loses his life as he succeeds. lages of Shadow Lake," a from Omaha, comes to New York City ud meets 2:53 0 NEWS HEADLINES MINT VIMA* '• the land. A sound stage an off-beat Greenwich Village girl. 4:15 O THE LATE LATE SHOW II : doesn't cost anything. condominium plan for that 8 THE DAVID FROST SHOW (C) "Utegal Entry" (1949) starrinp Howard Duff and 0 THE ABC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) Marta. Toren. An ex-pilot turns undercover agent. ATONTOWN CO-FEATURE area. The meeting will be- 1 1 YOUR WAGON :: "You don't need a back lot "Dial Hot Line" (U70) starring Vinco Edwards Investigating a smuggling ring. Getting a job with and Chelsea Brown. A drama of a dedicated sodsi DRIVE-IN • t any more. If I need an ex- gin at 8:45 pjn. worker desperately trying to prevent tlM collapse th* (anjr, he falls In love with the widow of a war- LE6 "THE MERCENARY" of his unique cotmselinjr service. time co-pilot from whom ha la to tarn secrets of • •{__ terior shot I go off and shoot The meeting is open to the tha operation*. *~ it on location." public. David Dortort, who has just , Nothing has been left out of "The Adventmn" moved "Bonanza" and "High Chaparral" from Paramount J0S8PHE. LEVINS PRMIHTS •:::-' to Warner Brothers, said he Free Jazz Concert THB LEWIS GILBERT FILM Of would consider moving out of At the Movies Hollywood. THE ADVENTURERS EATONTOWN INDOOR — Dunwlch Horror 7:30; "We shoot more of "High 10:15; Scream fc Scream Again Basal on »» Hwiil "TK MNWTIKW ty HWOD ROMMS At MSC Thursday DRIVE-IN- 9:10. Chaparral' in Tucson than Adventurers 9:10; Mercenary 13:20, PERTH AMBOY EATONTOWN - The sec The featured group will be here," he said. "If they had FREEHOLD sound .stages-, there I might ond in the free jazz concert the McCoy Tyher Trio. Rec- AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- ognized each year in the MALL 1- * Cotton Comes to Hnrlem R:45; LONG BRANCH consider, moving the whole op- series at the Monmouth Shop- Paint Your Wagon 7:15; 9:10. 12:32; Flltful of Dollarc 10:61. SUGGESTED FOR eration there. I think many Down Beat critic's poll as one MENLO PARK ping Center will take place MALL 2- ARONET MATURE AUDIENCES of the film people unem- of the nation's leading pian- Alrport 7:00: 9:20. Thursday on the mall next to ists, Tyner is a vital figure CINEMA- 229-3381 ployed here would love to be LAKEWOOD Airport 2:10; 1:<5: 7:30; 10:00. employed in Phoenix or Santa Montgomery Ward from 7 to on the contemporary jazz TOWN- Fe.' -• ••••:•• 8 p.m. scene and has become a ma- Cotton Comcn to Harlem 7:30; 8:40. The most electrifying ritual ever *een! jor influence on pianists at COUNTRY- •15! *• home and overseas. ' Patnt Ypur Wason 7:10: 9:10. In 1959, after playing con- North of Red Bank COLONIAL RICHARD HABB18 u certs with Benny Golson, Ty- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS "AMAICA1LBDH0B8B- Guess ner became a member of the ATLANTIC- A Man Called Hor* 7:00: 8:20. I mNAVtSKWJlCMMOOUM1 Jazztet, organized by Golson formerly CASINO ACWEMA the best-selling and Art Farmer. After six HAZLET Bcachwny Kcansburg months, he left to join the PLAZA- 787-0300 John Coltrane Quartet. He Palnt Your Walton 7:00; 9:30. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- remained with Coltrane until Palnt Your Wagon S:<0; 12:30; NOW Thru TUESDAY ASBURY PARK Five Card Stud 10:45. December, 1965, and during —HORROR SHOW— The Film . . . Guess again, KEYPORT RICHARD HARRIS YRIC that period developed from a "VAMPIRE BEAST See It New it's Buick's Opel. promising young innovator in- STRAND ART- CRAVES BLOOD" as "A MAI to a mature, compelling and Man & Wife 7:00; 8:15; 10:10. KEANSBURG — alia — CALLED HORSE" versatile performer. "CURSE OF THE NlOOtOB SW COLONIAL- A NATIONALCENERALPICTURES RKLEASE In case of rain, the con- Vampire Beast Cravn Blood 7:15: BLOOD GHOUL" A CINEMA CENTER FILMS PRESENTATION 10:10; Curse ot the Blonrt Qhoull 815 tuood/tock arden State certs will move to the Mon- EAST BRUNSWICK mouth Shopping Center Civic TURNPIKE- Arts Center Auditorium, OlirDOOR—Dunwlch Horror 8:10; 12:00; Scream A gcreatn Alain it Tolegraph Hill Park on the Garden State Parkway • Exit 116 10:20. TONIGHT and TOMORROW at I: JO Obscenity Wins MCARG Their best-selling Rodgers & Hammersfein Concert Scholarship small car Mtw Jersey Symphony, John Green, conductor Charges RED BANK - Dr. Richard McDonald, president of the is one of ours. WED., JULY IS and THURS., JULY 16 Are Denied Monmouth County Association JOSE GRECO & HIS DANCERS FREEHOLD - Jack 0- for Retarded Children, an- Today, Buick's Opel is Germany's wit* NANA LORCA'S Flamenco Danes Theatre Brien, who draws the na- nounced the award of a $100 best-selling small car. '* Si ove FRI., JULY 17 and SAT., JULY II tionally syndicated "Sad scholarship to Mrs. Jane Sih- Sack" carton series, and ler of 7 Berkeley Place, Free- THE DEBBIE REYNOLDS SHOW ASBURY PARK three others have pleaded hold. Mrs. Sihler is a regis- Featuring the Unusual NOW EXCLUSIVE innocent to charges involv- tered-nurse and serves as an ARAMOUHT WE — THE WEIGHT WOTCHERS 775-8880 ing -alleged pornographic aide in the association's Early ENGAGEMENT Special Guest RIP TAYLOR • Education program in Free- PRICES: $7, S.7S, 4.50, 3.50. Box Seoti 7.50 : literature. Lawn Seats: Mon.-Thurs. S2. Frl. and Sat. 12.50 O'Brien and a co-defen- hold. Special Student Discount Tlcktti Tonight She has worked with retard- POPULAR PRICES! Ihru Tnuriday: SI. dant, Walter Kundziez- of IN FREEHOLD FOR INFORMATION CALL: (201) 2449200 ed children for two years and 'Awarmovir Elizabeth, denied charges of is working toward a degree issuing and exposing photo- in special education, now us- IFREEHOMD (FREEHOLD MALX for people '.G.1 IT DELOK graphs of males and fe- ing her scholarship at New- SHOPPING CENKI

By DAVID M. GOLDBERG "We're really talking about ever, is the tendency to iden- are. The people who oppose about illegal zoning patterns income blacks in a middle- comes to is this — justice pieces of PlW.Jt B>ay "<* TRENTON (AP) - In an this, aren't we? ..." tify the motives of the parties the Englewood project, the and variances, but they are class white neighborhood. ' means doing what is right, no be stact constructionwm, out era where strict construction What is a new trend, how- in a suit for what they really court is saying, may talk really worried about lower- What the entire argument matter what is written on it probably works better. is the vogue in some political and judicial circles, the New Jersey Supreme Court is con- tinuing along its path of strict practicality. For if strict construction — which has never been precise- ly defined — means strict ad- herence to the law as it is written, then New Jersey law is going in the opposite di- rection. That was never so clear as in several decisions handed down here in the last week in which the court said ba- PINEAL sically that it will rule as the JUICE needs of society require. M Varieties layer In the 7-0 decision uphold- Del Monte DUNCAN HINES ing the constitutionality of the SWEET CAKE House Scene MIXES The State PEAS Smoked Vf Cahill Administration's new Shank Ha Fresh Lean Mortgage Finance Agency, (Except AngtlFo«U for example. Justice Haydn Srowaii Mix) ~ flim Proctor wrote that the agen- cy had a legal public pur- pose. Proctor's View "The concept of public pur- pose," he said, "is broad and BRISKET merely a reflection of the Thick Cut changing needs of society. As Appetizer Dept the needs change, the area of permissible governmental ac- For your Bor-B-Que Regular Stylr m/ ^^

tivity must change to meet *v |n your fiouu Sarvc those needs. For it is elemen- ISCHICKHAUS,, -A, CHICKEN BREASTS* OX tary that the very purpose of i LIVERWURSTib41 government is to provide for For your Bar-B-Qus . , •• ^^ ul ir Thin Cut the health, safety and gener- Dark M*ot fUlftflfEll I E/"CN < "^O^ al welfare of the people. When | TURKEY VnlWllEll LtUJ Style|b. Jjf a particular condition arises ROLL Vi-lb.65' which poses a threat to the •or-I-autSptd '.Bon.Un „„.__,FreihLeart. , . fulfillment of that function, s 29 e •MMoflU 10coHlob«l I; MACARONI -__ CHICKEN CUTLETS lb. 1 GROUND CHUCK n,.79 the government has the pow- SwilfiPramium I .i«c^tJ-|S.Mi.JJ*.V.«M»lr$».JD __ _ er to take whatever steps are LIMA BEANS ~n35< IVORY LIQUID ji SALAD n>35 1 necessary to check the threat DAISIES ismowdBan.) i'b.89' VEAL STIAKS -79' e v- Tang* Dom.ilic AAr Foodlown R.gulof or ThKk W*ay*r Whitl M*at Sliced subject only to applicable con- CUT GREEN BEANS 4™ 1 LEMON JUICE &37 !; PROVOLONE it.99 c stitutional limitations." .SLICEDBACON',r79 CHICKEN *"69*^f|i C :j (Where Available) On the same day, the court Aunt Jon* Koihtr Whal. -'' _ ^jv DRINK MIXES 6P, 19 $ FoodUnm c CANNED HAM ^ 2" ^^Hll said much the same thing in DILL PICKLES "r59 Pep* Colossal ^^ ^*»-»^,^ a decision that may in the $ long run have even more im- TRASH BAGS CO* RIPE OLIVES 3 "° 1 Hunt'. ^ portant consequences for the 8-ox. I AC state than the fact that there ICED TEA 6.^89' TOMATO SAUCE tfFrozen Food Savings I Aj Seafood Depi. Savings! Ai *>4nrta*donrradia Italian W A. I.C. «Vk ^|k • A$«dvcrtn«dov«r r can •Vr is a mortgage finance agency. . A» ojv. bn | ism to hide objections that tight Chunk In OH are based on other factors, Aiiorttd Frozen Tip Top Fruit Drinks or Fdtwn. Btg. or Pink LARGE SQUID like, for example, racism. TUNA LEMONADE 10 tr 99< FRESH WHITING The case in question in- (Whtrt Available) Rich's Froun 2 31 •i.ttnti. 69c Banana, Chototatt, or Ntspolitati Cttatn volved a proposal for a low t s and moderate-income hous- FISH COFFEE LICHTENER 5 ,t;;:89 MRS. SMITH'S PIE 3 'i;;: l ing development in Engel- WOODBURY wood. The project is being sponsored by a predominant- Dairy Dept. Savings! Facial SOAP 4- ly black church and would SAVE Me pak be located in a white neigh- x-:::*::::>:':':-::x:'•'••'•-v-'-v.v^v^v-----' WITH THIS COUPON Foodtown Regular Coupon good at any Foodtown SupimMriitt borhood. •:'•: Foodtown Natural Limit on* ptr adult larnik Englewood Case MARGARINE ">WISS SLICES loupon Mpirai Saturday. July It, RB7- The Supreme Court, in a 21- CUP THIS COUPON page opinion written by Jus- tice Frederick W. HaU, up- IMd held tte city of Englewood's Toward the purchaie of any decision to grant the project a 1 2-oi. jar Rich's ^—^ ^^ zoning variance. Nestea 100% Instant "We specifically hold," Hall WHIP TOPPING '<;:;39 PURE TEA wrote, "as a matter of law in Fr«ih Whol» Bill Slern'i Tapioca, Chopir*i Solurdoy. July II RB 7-1J (, past decisions." Se ; CUP THIS COUPON Hem Salad Luncheon Meat or Sausage BANANAS "Sadly to relate," HaU con- tinued, "the objectors, de- All Beef Bologna C B-nz.z. S" Of I 8-os. THIS spite all the legalisms in COUPON Toward the purchase of any X45 73' 16-oi. jar which this intense and per- *. Oo :•:* . Uhrrf Available vading litigation is couched, BORDENS CREMORA in truth are not trying to vin- Kleenex |j Swfl Premium 10 10c off our regular low price. dicate the policy of the many Mfg. Cpn. Coupon good atony Foodlown Sup*rmarh*t. statutes they invoke, but ra- Limit on* p*r adult family. Dinner Napkins | Bacon Coupon *xpir*i Saturday, July'IS: ther only in any way at all RB 7-13 to oppose this project." 'CUCUMBER? CLIP THIS COUPON" A little further on, jn refut- €i iip fraih Jirny . ;:•: ' Whew Anilablr ROMAINELCTTUCE ing another series of conten- • •••I '«•>!• tions by the objectors, Hall EGGPLANT Toward the purchase of an/ wrote: "We are constrained I Solid Pack While Meal Kleenek Print. fOMATOES S-ot. Orange & Cltrui to say that they partake more Thirst Quencher of harassment under plain- Tuna Fish Toilet Tissue •i«h '•' Chitt. Ftion Iin4in. 5w»J«th Kttmti, *r CIIMICIIII. ^mtoti^^^^ INSTANT REPLAY tiffs' course of continuous op- KEEBLER COOKIES ,i,47< FIG BARS l d P Mf . n 7c off our regular low price. position to the project than of ( • Coupon good at any Foodtown iup»rniarlu>l,l- QQc | BURRVBESTCTOKIW'X'43 HI'HO CRACKERS JUrnit on* p*r adult famJIy/'' -H' bona fide, legally significant pack < Coupon *«pir*i Saturday, Juiy;1 J questions." J I NABISCO COOKIES ""^47 V.I.P. CRACKERS ;•- • • The court's predilection to P,k., .ffectiv. through Saturday, July 18. Not responsible for typographical error,. We re.erv. the right to limit quantitie.. Member Twin County Grocer,: solve important questions in practical ways is not particu- Middietowii, N. J. Tom River N. J. Neptune. N. J. Englislttowti, N. J. Freehold. M. J. larly new. Anyone who has Rt. 35 & Mt. Hill Road Fiiher Blvd. Route 33 42 Main St. Park Aye. & Hwy. 33 ever watched lawyers argue their cases before the Su- Motawan, N. J. West End. Long Branch, N. J. Port Monmoiith, N. J. Fomingdak. N. J. preme Court has seen thf 126 Main St. We»t End Court 4 Market Place Hwy. 36 & Bray Ave. 10 Bank Street WanamoMa, N. . justices, particularly Chie' Sumet Ave. .„ • _; Torni River. N.J. . SM Iftyrr, N. J. Red Bo*. M. J. JOCAMM. M. J. Justice Joseph Weintraub near W.ckepecko Ave, cut through legalisms to say: Route 37 UoOOcewAY., 56 Hewmm Spiteg* Road 7 Brook Pl«a