Today: Our Weekend Enjo

SEE TABLOID INSERT

Cloudy2-i-fc, chance of shower. s THEDAILY FINAL this evening, fair later tonight. Tomorrow mostly Red Bank, freehold sunny and warmer. Long Branch 7 EDITION Monmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper 22 PAGES VOL. 95 NO. 39 RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18,1972 TEN CENTS *•*' -A." House Unit Told 20 OEO Trip Youths Weren't Needy WASHINGTON (AP) - A from welfare families. But he ond jobs to support their fami- him the other projects would tional director Phillip Sanchez House subcommittee heard said "extenuating circum- lies that can't afford to send not be cleared and he should as to why the Monmouth yesterday that 20 of 67 Mon- stances" allowed 20 others their children overseas," he press for the overseas travel County agency was allowed to mouth County, N.J., high with annual family incomes of said. program, which subsequently- take part in the program. The school students who traveled more than $9,000 each to par- Only five of the students .was approved. congressman said Sanchez overseas this summer with ticipate. He said this was be- have returned from their two- He said the program was has been uncooperative in dis- the help of federal funds did cause of illness or because month visits to .Europe, Asia, approved by New Jersey Gov. cussing the program with' not come from low income their parents had second jobs South America and'Africa. William T. Cahill but Cahill, him. families. that kept them above the po- Russell said the students after learning of the con- The subcommittee assured The testimony was given by verty levels. were chosen for the trip by troversy, withdrew his sup- Howard that Sanchez would, Wilbert C. Russell, executive The range approved by high school counselors and port. appear before it Sanchez was director of the Monmoum OEO was $3,400 to $9,000, he their names were then sent to Howard asked the subcom- not present at yesterday's Community Action Program said. the Youth for Understanding mittee to question OEO na- hearing because of illness. (MCAP). "There are a few with fami- headquarters in Michigan The special studies subcom- ly incomes of over $15,000 which was coordinating the mittee is investigating the which we question ourself," trip for OEO. possible misuse of $60,000 in he said. Russell testified the student Office of Economic Opportu- Subcommittee chairman program was one of seven

it**/ t , . m wifttiyiAhi nity (OEO) funds. The in- Rep. William J. Randell, D- projects he submitted to the CONFER BEFORE HEARING — Rep. James Howard; right, D-N.J., talks vestigation was requested by Mo., said he could not under- OEO regional office in New with Assistant Director Roy E. Batchelor of the Office of Economic Op- Rep. James J. Howard, D- stand the rationale in allowing York. He said others included portunity outside the hearing room before a meeting of House Special N.J. the more affluent students on a drug control center and day Studies subcommittee yesterday In Washington. The group Is looking into Russell said the majority of the trip. care center and a housing re- allegations of misuse-of OEO funds, with special reference to an overseas the high school students tak- "There are an awful lot of habilitation program. But he student travel prolect In Monmouth County. ing part in the program were people who have to work sec- said the New York office told GOP Script Tuned to Nixon MIAMI BEACH (AP) - In There has been no in- The platform draft the par- fact be surprising if such were in presidential nomination. Administration officials look- tempo and in tune with the dication so far of major need ty begins unveiling today is a not the case. Platforms are "This is an exciting con- ed on — and, according to tailored to the views of candi- vention," said Sen. Robert J. some liberal critics, prodded will of the White House, Re- for their services. White House production. A — as GOP panels and leaders publicans are readying Presi- The campaign buttons em- preliminary draft was written dates, and in the case of the Dole of Kansas, the Republi- can national chairman. "We arranged for the renomination dent Nixon's GOP national blazoning GOP lapels read there. While it was condensed, Republicans, there is only ceremonies. convention, right on script. "Nixon, Now more than indications are that there one, Nixoni have had differences of opin- "It's almost like we were Republican rule-makers' ion and we have resolved If anything happens that ever." It is an apt slogan at a have been no significant de- here to attend the coronation isn't in the text, an ample convention dominated in ev- partures from the adminis- saw to that by drafting an in- those differences of opinion." stant change in the regu- But it took a low threshhold of Richard the first," said cadre of administration aides ery aspect by the President tration text. Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. and political managers is on the GOPwill renominate next And while that has produced lations that will guarantee of excitement to find much in only Nixon's name is placed the Republican preliminaries. of California, the liberal who hand to deal with it Tuesday. liberal complaints, it would in staged a brief, futile chal- lenge to President Nixon in the early primaries. "Nothing will be said to em- MAKING HIS REPORT — Bernard Shanjey* for- barrass the President," mer New Jersey state GOP chairman and special McCloskey said. "Nothing will counsel to President Dwlght D. Elsenhower, Divide the Sinai, Day an Urges makes report yesterday to the Platform Com- be allowed to disturb the care- By T*eA»»d«ted Press the key to peace," Dayan de- Department. Egypt maximum security." quiet "compared with the bul- fully staged management of mittee of the Republican National Convention In clared in Tel Aviv. He said the U.S. note urged He appeared to be propos- lets fired by bank robbers." this convention." Miami Beach. Israeli Defense Minister In Cairo, President Anwar direct talks between Israel ing a division north to south He said Israel is still ready Mosbe Dayan proposed yes- Sadat of Egypt was reported and Egypt and the simulta- about halfway between the for a partial settlement, origi- terday that Egypt and Israel to have told the National As- neous withdrawal of Israeli two countries. The Sinai nally proposed by the United divide up the occupied Sinai sembly that the Soviet Union troops from the Israeli-occu- Desert was captured from States, whereby Israel would Desert and urged Arab states was pressuring Egypt to sur- pied eastern'bank of the Suez Egypt in the 1967 war and withdraw from the banks of House Exceeds Nixon to accept a partial settlement • render in the Middle East. Canal. Egypt insists it must be re- the Suez Canal and let Egypt to the Middle East conflict. Sadat said he rejected a let- Dayan, speaking at an offi- turned as part of any peace reopen the blocked waterway. "We must strive for renew- ter from Soviet Communist cers' school, said he envis- agreement. There was no immediate of- al of contracts — even if they party chief Leonid Brezhnev aged in the Sinai Desert "a di- The patch-eyed general ficial Egyptian reaction to viding line, temporary or per- Busing Curb Request are indirect — with the Arab as "totally unacceptable" and praised the two-year-old Dayan's remarks, but observ- states, and first and foremost also dismissed a commu- manent, which would give the American-initiated ceasefire, ers noted that acting Foreign populated areas of Israel and WASHINGTON (AP) - Go- Sen. James B. Allen, D-Ala., the Senate. with Egypt, in whose hands is nication from the U.S. State and quipped that the canal is Minister Mohammed Hassan ing even beyond President has vowed to stand at the Rep. Alphonso Bell, R-Ca- Zayyat told a news confer- Nixon's request, the House chamber door and steer the lif., said the House action ence only Wednesday that has voted to ban cross-town bill away from the Senate could force civil-rights vio- Egypt would "never com- busing and to allow the new Education Committee and lence and firebombings to promise on her territorial in- curbs applied to old court or- Straight to the Senate floor. start all over again. Kissinger, Thieu Talks Secret; tegrity." ders for desegregation. But even that would not guar- "Yoq are in the process of Zayyat insisted that.a set- Concluding a 12-hour session antee senators would vote on turning the clock back on all tlement could only come early today, the House passed the measure. civil-rights progress made by, about if Israel withdrew from the antibusing bill by a 282-102 this nation," Bell told the all occupied territories, and vote. The measure now goes Nixon's original proposal House. General Situation Is Discussed he called on the United States to the Senate, where it may would have allowed cross- SAIGON (AP) - Henry A. vealed by the statements, The South Vietnamese com- night in Tokyo for a meeting to support that position. die of inaction. town busing — that is, busing But Rep. Edith Green, D- Kissinger ended two days of even though they were issued, munique said they had "re- with Japan's new prime min- Sadat in his speech to the The bill would: past the two closest schools — Ore., author of the amend- talks with President Nguyen separately. But the total time viewed the general situation ister, Kakuei Tanaka, then fly National Assembly said: —Prohibit busing except as of junior-high and high-school ment that wrote both the Van, Thieu today and flew to consumed by the secrecy- of the Republic of Vietnam home to report to President "The Soviet Union has re- the last resort for desegrega- students if nothing else could cross-town-busing ban and the Japan, leaving no hints for the cloaked talks heightened spec- and questions related to the Nixon at Camp David. fused to give us offensive tion. Even as a last resort, a bring about desegregation. reopener clauses into the bill, public of what they said to ulation that new peace pro- Paris peace talks." weapons, especially planes, so child could not be bused far- It carried the clause allow- scoffed at assertions that she each other. posals had been carefully ex- Kissinger was smiling and Newsmen were not allowed our friends have imposed a ther than the second-closest ing extension of the new curbs had made it unconstitutional. Brief statements issued by plored during the two days of appeared relaxed as usual near the Saigon conferences semiembargo on arms. The school to his home. to old cases. But that provi- "Waving the Constitution is the U.S. Embassy and by meetings. when he was seen off at Tan and not even the usual photo- friendly nations of Western —Permit school districts al- sion had been removed by the the last refuge for those who Thieu's office said the nearly The U.S. Embassy state- Son Nhut Air Base by U.S. graphs of the participants were Europe also are committed to ready under desegregation or- House Education Committee. have lost their case,", she six hours of talks had dealt ment said the talks "provided Ambassador Ellsworth Bunk- permitted. Kissinger and such an embargo, so you see ders to petition a court to re- said. with the "general situation" an opportunity for a general er and Nguyen Phu Due, Thieu met for three hours and the objective of these moves open the case and modify the Nixon's backers said the Taking two votes, the H.ouse in Vietnam and the peace ne- review of all aspects of the Thieu's chief adviser on na- 45 minutes today and for two is to drive us to despair to the orders to meet the new re- House ban against cross-town approved the cross-town-bus- gotiations in Paris. situation in South Vietnam as tional security. hours and 15 minutes yes- point where we will be forced strictions. Most such orders busing threatens Supreme ing ban 178 to 88 and the dese- If there were any signifi- well as of the talks which Kissinger was to stop over- terday. to surrender." involve southern schools. Court invalidation of the en- gregation order reopener 246 cant disagreements between have taken place in Paris with Attorney General Richard tire bill — if it gets through to 142. Kissinger and the South Viet- representatives of the Democ- H. Kleindienst has said all namese, they were not re- ratic Republic of Vietnam." desegregation orders could be McGovern Says Kissinger's reconsidered — not just those involving busing. Cartoonist Goes West Rep. Albert H. Quie, R- Junketeer, Connolly 'Stooge* Minn., who proposed a similar Tjie Inside Story MILWAUKEE (AP) — Sen. cine, Wis., that the real threat vision spots before returning. reopener clause, said it could As Tols'Go South Jewelry show sparkles with new Ideas...... Vage 8 George McGovem wraps up a to the peace talks is Kissi- On one such filming session result in reconsideration of or- Gambling can affect family life Page 9 The Daily Register's Marybeth Allen has earned a de- four-day campaign swing nger's "highly publicized yesterday, political film- ders dating back to the land- served reputation as an excellent feature writer. An example Carlton wins 20th for Phils; Mets win ..Page 10 through the Midwest tonight global junket on the eve of the maker Charles Guggenheim mark 1954 Supreme Court de- Mara ponders Giants next site .Page 10 Republican convention." cision that struck down "sepa- other craft will appear in Monday's editions. after accusing Henry Kissi- took the candidate and a few The story is about an editorial cartoonist who is heading National Sweepstakes Regatta tomorrow ...... Page 11 nger of political junketeering. President Nixon, McGovern newsmen to a machine-shop rate-but-equal" facilities for blacks and whites. West because the Republican national convention starts Mon- ENJOYMENT, YOUR DAILY REGISTER and calling fellow Democrat said, has "manipulated Mr. area of Teledyne Wisconsin day in the South — Miami Beach. That is but one of the facts WEEKEND MAGAZINE PHONE NUMBERS John B. Connally a stooge. Kissinger and American pub- Motors for an hour-long ex- Regatta Special she develops in an enjoyable story about a county resident Television Listings Ma*» Offke...... _....7,41 Ml» McGovern's comments lic opinion to appear to be change with laborers. with many talents. Movie Schedule Classified Ads 741-6909 about Kissinger came in a negotiating when actually he As McGovern's facedrlpped Cherrystone clams, 79c doz. Bayshore Fishery, Red Bank. The Associated Press' environment writer, Stan Ben- Bridge Advice...... 14 Legal Adv....- .....741-MU sharply worded rebuke yes- has been stalling to prop up with sweat, one worker asked, jamin, has prepared some articles which explain that some-' Classified...... W-21 Display Adv...... ;. 741-W19 terday to White House sugges- Gen. Thieu's government in "Why are so many Democrats (Adv.) Saigon." body must pay if the effort to curb pollution is to succeed. Comics...... 14 Circulation Dept...... 741-3331 tions that the South Dakotan supporting President Nixon?" Tennis Dress Sale Part of the cost, he's found, will be paid with the cash Contemporary Llfe...... 8,9 Sports Dept...... 741-M17 could have imperilled the "That is what is interfering Said McGovern: "There's Racquet Shop, Rt. 34, Colts needed to pay for pollution-control devices. Another part is the Crossword Puzzle. 14 Contemporary Life .....7414M9- Paris peace negotiations by with quiet, serious, profes- not so many. There's John Neck (opp. Delicious Or- trauma many people will face in the loss of jobs and business- Editorials...» . >.« Accounts Payable...... 741H19 making his own inquiries of sional negotiating far more Connally, the stooge of the chards). (Adv.) Horoscope. . 14- Accofate ReceivaDle...74M9U es. Hanoi's representatives about than anyone else could possi- Texas oil billionaires." The four-part series will begin in Monday's Daily Register, ObtturfeL A Middletowa Burean.....$71-H5» American prisoners of war. bly, do," he said. No One ReUgteds News „ 15 Freehold Bwem .. AU-im Introducing Ronnie's Melody Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and Mon- m m The Democratic nominee McGovern's schedule today can offer a Heavy Duty White mouth County's most interesting newspaper. _^ ttS^U. MM Long Branch Bureau.JttHlH told newsmen to nearby Ra- called for only one public ap- Corner, formerly Hen- Aluminum Combination Storm < pearance, a midday tour of nessey's. Entertainment this Window like our Big-M now on Brookdale Students: Save Drug Addiction Problem? Beach Oialrs, 20% off. Shehadl Breakfast Special $1. Tom's "Jaycee Football Classic" the Eaton Corp.'s drop-forge week starring "Freezer." 10 sale for 6 for $99 Installed. Sandwich Shop, 48 First Ave., money. Buy used books. Call 988-8333 Rugs, Rt/35, Shrewsbury Sept 2. Tickets, Dorn's Photo plant. He was to spend the E. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright Prown's, 32 Broad St., Red Skip's Student Bookstore, Lin- For Help (Adv.) Atlantic Highlands. (Adv.) Shop, 747-2273. (Adv.) rest of his time filming tele- (Adv.) Bank. 741-7500. (Adv.) croft; 741-1727. (Adv.) Day or night (Adv,) y Bejfettir, fied Baak~M!#letowit, N, J, Friday, August 18, »7? The Tax Foundation Is Cons Reminding Us About Rising Taxes some 68 major, U.S. weapons grows, how taxes rise, how constant dollars — minus in- and 1966 salaries of New York NEW YORK (AP) - There State legislators rose by 500 projects were terminated. A is hardly a family in America money is wasted, how legisla- flation — that $33 raise is less than a cost-of-lMng increase. per cent They now get $20,000 total of 110.7 billion was in- that doesn't discuss — if that tors raise their pay, how fed- vested in these before they eral benefits soar. Another story, typically — almost 10 times what they is the proper word — taxes, got in 1947." were deemed to be outright often with awe or woe or in- "Govt. Payroll Cost Up 400 well-researched and detailed, relates bow "federal govern- That's quite an increase, failures, or faltered, or were dignation. Taxes are negative. Per Cent From '53-71," de- canceled..." clares one headline. Ex- ment benefits going to 50 mil- but there's a partial ex- Taxes take away. Taxes are planation that the foundation Have you had your vaca- wasted. panding, the story relates lion or 60 million Americans in fiscal 1973 through 'income passes on without comment, tion? The foundation wishes The subject of taxes also is that: to remind you that "trip to be < "While full-time state and security programs' will reach the assumption probably tiring because, as most fami- being that the reader will im- costlier as states hike many lies have learned, there isn't local government employes an estimated $102 billion..." Such cash outlays, for care mediately supply his own. tax rates." much you can do about them .have about doubled from 4 to Eventually, you may think, 8 million over the 1953-71 peri- of the aged, retired, disabled, That $20,000 level, it notes, in- but pay, and that is a very un- cludes a $5,000 "lulu," or lump taxpayers will have had satisfactory .catharsis for od, monthly payrolls for them sick, jobless and poor, it noted, will make up about 40 sum in lieu of an itemized ex- enough. But no, the founda- strong emotions. have skyrocketed from $1.2 tion reports, per capita taxes million to |6 million, or by 400 per cent of the federal budget. pense account. Eventually, tberefore,most If your emotions can stand continue to rise — although such discussions are termi- percent." Regarding legislators, who it implies can do something any more, the foundation has you mustn't ignore, as the nated for the sake of the fami- It observes that "full-time foundation does, that inflation workers' pay averaged $730 about taxes by resisting big- lots of details on waste and ly's well-being. But if you maladministration. Consider is partly responsible. . worked for the Tax Founda- per month in 1971, $33 more ger paychecks and fringe ben- than in 1970," failing to rem- efits, it comments: this one: The end, it states, is no| in tion Inc. you couldn't permit sight. yourself the luxury of trying ind readers that in terms of "In 19 years between 1947 "During the period 1954-70, to forget. You remember. At the foundation you think about taxes constantly rather than sporadically. It's your job, but your outlook, judging from the tone of the founda- tion's reports, isn't any differ- ent Taxes are too high. Mon- ey is wasted. The only real difference is that the foundation does something about it. They write about taxes, thousands - upon thousands of words about them. And the effect? Well, taxes are rising. The foundation was formed in 1937 as a private, nonprofit organization "to engage in re- search and public education on the fiscal and management aspects of government. Among its trustees now are some of the biggest names in American industry. The motto of the foundation is "toward better government through citizen under- standing," but since it is the Register Staff Photo citizens who permit them- TOPPING OUT.— Mayor Joseph .Merit ice left, of Asbury Park, officiated selves to be taxed, one won- yesterday at the topping out cererrionies for the towering, 26-story Asbury ders if it is achieving its basic Towers, Eighth and Ocean Aves. On hand for the occasion were Commis- goaL sioner Lawrence Kramer, center, of the state Department of Community Affairs, and John Renna, executive director of the New Jersey Housing In a recent issue of its Finance Agency. When completed, the structure, believed to be the tallest "Monthly Tax Features" are residential building directly on the ocean between New York and Florida, some typically horrifying ex- will house. 350 fdmilies. amples of how spending

GROWTH CONTINUES — Rutgers University's Food Science Building on the campus of the College of Oceanport Moves to Pave Way Agriculture and Environmental Science, is one of four new structures the state university will be oper- ating this fail. The $4 million building containing classrooms, laboratories and offices, will be the cen- Wor Senior Citizens Housing ter of research in food technology. OCEANPORT — The newal project. started as soon as possible," prepared the borough's proj- Borough Council last night The motion to send a letter he said. ect proposal to help in the in- Rutgers to Open 4 Buildings ,; voted to notify the New Jer- to the New Jersey Housing Fi- Mr. Dellera said the com- itial organization and setting .!sey Housing Finance Agency nance Agency about the need mittee working on the propos- up of an office. Councilman NEW BRUNSWICK - Rut- ness and records offices. Livingston College, the Kil- The $4 million building will of a need for moderate in- for senior citizen housing al envisions a complex of 80, Clement Sommers said this gers University will begin the The $7.6 million facility also mer gym will have basketball house research, teaching and ,come housing in Oceanport passed unanimously with no maybe 90, rental units in an would cost the borough noth- 1972-73 academic year with contains classrooms and lec- courts and space for other storage facilities for tbe 115- . for senior citizens,-laying the discussion following an ex- apartment type development. ing. He explained the $605,736 three new buildings on its ture halls,- student lounges,- athletics, facilities for lectur- member food science depart- groundwork for eventual con- planation from Councilman "We hope to have it a one- HUD grant for the project campuses in this area and game rooms and spaces for es, dances and other social ment. Its 80,000 square-feet struction of apartments for Peter A. Dellera that it was story unit, but you would need provided for coverage of such with a new agricultural re- undergraduate clubs. In ad- events, and instructional will contain faculty and busi- the elderly. needed to open possible ave- quite a bit more land for expenses. The borough just search facility hi Centerton. dition, art studios and work- rooms for classical and mod- ness offices, classrooms, labo- The council also introduced nues of funding assistance. that," he said. received final approval of the At Livingston College on the shops and music practice ern dance. ratories and a library. an ordinance closing parks When questioned after the He said the committee has project and the grant from university's Kilmer campus in rooms are included in the The building will also con- and playgrounds at 9 p.m. ev- meeting, Mr. Dellera said he four pieces of property under HUD two weeks ago. Piscataway, a new academic building. The Food Science Building tain a pilot plant, a dairy, ice ery night and agreed to seek hoped construction of the pro- consideration, but declined to If approved, the Council will building win be in operation. Also on the Kilmer campus is located at College Farm cream and cheese rooms, ani- .federal approval to hire a posed senior citizen housing disclose their location. hire an employe of Mullin and The 138,550 square-foot struc- is a new $L1 million gymna- Road and Dudley Road on the mal rooms, a glass blowing planner to help the borough could get started within a "My committee now can Lonergan Associates, Inc., of ture has wings of 1, 2 and 3 sium. Designed as the main campus of the College of Agri- facility, and other specialized organize its budding urban re- year or two. "We'd like to get look into this and decide Philadelphia. stories and will bouse the Col- athletic, recreational, and culture and Environmental laboratories. whether to go into it alone or An emergency resolution lege's administrative, busi- physical education facility for Science. The new $250,000 office and IllinuiniiniimnilUlllUllUlunmuilllllliniuniuni] get outside help, from a non- appropriating $8,800 in the laboratory building at the profit organization such as a current year for proposed po- South Jersey Research and church," the councilman said. lice pay raises also was ap- Development Center at Cen- Births "We prefer basically to do proved by the Council. A pub- W. Long Branch Is Studying terton is located in the middle inimimnrnrmmmmmnnimni this ourselves if possible and lic hearing on the suggested of the Garden State's thriving RIVERVIEW salary increases, first pro- vegetable growing and pro- GREATER FREEHOLD posed by the council two Red Bank Freehold Township cessing complex. that "this in no weeks ago, is scheduled for Police Radio Upgrading Bid At the one-story, 3.80O Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas way involves multifamily Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sager the council's meeting Sept. 7. square-foot facility, research- Capriglione (nee Mari Ann units -r it's strictly senior citi- Hearing Is Set WEST LONG BRANCH - The councilman, who is an N.J. Blind Men's Association. (nee Patricia Caulfield), 10 DeCicco), R.D.3, Jackson Borough Council last night attorney, said that the chief's He said he questions the le- ers will test new plant vari- zens, 55 and up." He said A public hearing on an ordi- eties, growing methods, weed ' Eisenhower Court, Matawan, Township, son, Aug. 15. there presently are 70 families held for study a $22,566 bid expenses incurred at the con- gality of any community-spon- daughter, Aug. 1?: nance creating an Economic control, water conservation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bau- in Oceanport ready for the Development Committee, from the Radio Commu- vention should be considered sored donations to a charitible Mr. and Mrs. Donald nications Co., Freehold to up- for payment after he returns organization unless the funds and insect repellant mea- man (nee Ann Lynch), 5 project. originally scheduled for last sures; ' i McCarthy (nee Marilyn Kel- Maple Ave., Farmingdale, grade the Police Depart- to the borough. will be spent here. v Jy), 917 Armstrong Blvd., The proposed parks closing night, was postponed to Sept. twin sons, Aug. 16. ordinance would put borough 7. ment's communications sys- Mr. Levin also asked Wil- Council will also study a LEGAL NOTICE •' -Ocean Township, son, Aug. 17. tem. liam Russell, borough at- proposal by Mr. Levin to fur- Mr. and Mrs. John Hendr- parks and playgrounds off- In other action, the Council limits to the public between granted two applications for a The offer was the lone bid torney, to render an opinion nish group life insurance to all lcks (nee Pamela Carson), 628 Drug Charge received for the modern- on whether the council may borough employes. He also "Marion Road, Neptune, the hours of 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. one-day alcoholic beverage li- oadDBI A public hearing on the mea- ization program. donate funds to charitible or- asked for a study of whether Pursuant to It* order of 8. THOMAS daughter, Aug. 17. cense. One was for the Ocean- GAGLIANO. Surrogate of the County of sure was set for Sept. 7, the Council also approved a $500 ganizations when the funds the insurance coverage could Monmouttt. this day mane, an ttit oppll- Mr. and Mrs. George Hearing Set port Fire Department, from 6 catKn of the undersigned, John E. Too- MIDDLETOWN - An Edi- next regular council meeting. until 10 p.m. this Saturday; expense voucher for Police will not be spent in tbe apply to members of commis- lon. Administrator of the «ftat« of th» Schanek (nee Dorothy Chief Frank Bilotta to attend borough. sions, committees and boards sold Manor Hemandet, deceased, no- Pauels), 234 Garden Road. son youth was arrested Sparked by Vandalism the other was for the Ocean- Wednesday evening and Mayor Elwood L. Baxter port Republican Club, for 2 the International Association Mr. Levin said the govern- appointed by council to work their claims under oath within ilx Shrewsbury, son, Aug. 17. of Police Chiefs convention in months from this dots. charged with possession of said the action was being pro- until 8 p.m., Sept. 10. ing body donated $40 at the in the interest of the commu- Dated: August ID. 197J Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct. 14 nity. JOHN E. TOOLAN, ! less than 25 grams of mari- posed because of an increase Mr. Dellera reported that Aug. 7 council session to the i!4 Smith Street. MONMOL'TH MEDICAL juana. of vandalism in the borough. the band, The Hallmarks, has through 19. ;•.- Long Branch Councilman Arnold B. Levin Messrs. Toolon. Romond, Detective Sgt. Joseph Shaf- At the same time he served been hired to play for a Burgess ft Abbott, notice to the public that viola- objected to the approval of SMSmllh Street, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Barr fery said Patrolman Thomas borough teenage rock festival PirthAmboy, N.J. Pegut while on routine patrol tors of the ordinance would be tonight at the Community the voucher. He said it would Attorneys (nee Conne Gottesman), 1049 be more proper to approve Gity Detective's Stratton Place, Elberon, son, observed Thomas G. Hofford, prosecuted. Center, replacing the Open Aug. 11 "We're going to enforce the Road group which originally $190 for the chief's air fare Aug. 16. 19, near a reservoir behind NOTICB Brookdale Community Col- law and we're going to give had been scheduled to play and a $20 registration fee be- MONMOUTH COUNTY fore he leaves for the con- SURROGATE'S COURT Mr. and Mrs. William Mo- lege, Lincroft. ourselves a law we can en- but canceled out. Hearing Tuesday ESTATE OF JOHN RAY MO NO LUKE, clave. DECEASED ,ran (nee Marilyn Skjoldal), After further investigation force," he said. Charles^ Guillaudeu, presi- LONG BRANCH — Detec- Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS ing to Mr. Buffin. He has set a GAGLIANO, Surrogate of ttii County of Helfrich Land, East Keans- Patrolman Pegut charged the On the urban renewal proj- dent of the Board of Health, tive Albert Tyler, a suspended Monmouth/ this day made, on the aopll- youth with the marijuana of- ect, the Council decided to closed hearing for the veteran cation of the undersigned, Emma Lukr burg, daughter, Aug. 17. said an investigation into a re- Police Nab Man city detective, reportedly is Sol* Executrix of ttw estate of the sole fense and possession of a ask the federal Deaprtment of port from the public at the. police officer Tuesday at city John Rovmond Luke deceased, notlu Is confident of a fair hearing hall. hereby given to the creditors of sold de- Mr. and Mrs. Craig Munson hashish pipe. Housing and Urban Devel- last council meeting of a mas- On Drug Charge ceoMa to present fa the saM Sole Exec- Tuesday when he faces John The Afro-American Society utrix their clolms under oath within six (nee Deborah Knight), 147 He has been released in $500 opment for permission to hire sive fish kill in Oceanport MIDDLETOWN - A Munic- M. Buffin', city police director, months from this date. •Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown, bail pending a hearing in Mu- an employe of the Phila- Creek showed the reported took a firm step in the trans- D^A.**,^ ipal Court hearing has been on charges of failing to obey a fer last November of Detec- son, Aug. 17. nicipal Court Sept. 28. delphia planning firm that 50,000 figure to be way off. He set for Thursday for a Eed superior officer. said there "might have been a tive James Jones to the patrol Execulrli Bank man charged with pos- Wilbur Ray, president of the division. Although the detee-* Messrs. Crowell ond Often, few," but no 50,000. Those sessing a controlled dan- city's Afro-American Society, 719 East Beraen Plocc, few, he said, came from Ft. tive has been returned to in- Red Bcmk.Tltw Jersey. 07701. gerous substance. said last night that he would vestigative duties; a closed- Attorneys Monmouth and resulted from Patrolman Harold H. not otherwise comment on the luff. II Kli Weather: Mostly Cloudy a lake or pond being cleaned door series of hearings contin- Foulks Jr. reports while rou- officer's suspension. He added NOTICB TO ••DOERS in anticipation of restocking ues in that matter. Separate sealed bids will be received Cloudy chance of scattered A nearly stationary border and low 10:06 p.m. tinely patrolling the Brook- that the society will not be- by the Hoilet Township Board of Mica- - late afternoon and evening zone between warm and cool TOMORROW - High 3:43 this fall. dale Community College come involved in the hearing, Mr. Ray said last night that tionot the office of trie Secretory, *9 1 "this is an altogether differ- fethony Road, Monet, New Jersey until showers becoming fair later air masses extended from Vir- a.m. and 4:23 p.m. and low Richard Considine, 7 Main campus in Lincroft Wednes- however. 3-0O p.m. on August M, \m for furnish- St., who made the initial re- ent matter." tonight. High today in mid ginia to the upper Midwest 10:07 a.m. and 11:01 p.m. day night, he observed a man Mr. Ray said that Detective retaliation of Field Events port, said the 50,000 estimate He said the issue involves a . Trash Removal 70s, low tonight in mid 60s. To- and across the northern sitting in a wooded area. Tyler "is satisfied with the _»{*jwlll be opened bv the Secretory SUNDAY - High 4:52 a.m. came from the Littoral So- "departmental hearing" in of theBoard who will publicly announce morrow mostly sunny and Plains. Along that zone, thun- It has been charged by Pa- procedure" of the pending the DM total. wanner, high in mid to upper derstorms cooled the land. and 5:23 p.m. and low 11:02 ciety. He said it had been dif- which Detective Tyler will ™^« trolman Foulks that the sus- hearing. Detective Tyler has reply to departmental allega- lions tor the above may be <. 80s.' Sunday, fair and contin- Temperatures around the a.m. and 11:52 p.m. ficult to determine a figure pect, identified as Robert F. •fro—m "th-e 'Secretar "—y- ooif the Boord of declined to comment on his tions. cation at the address •how ued warm. nation at dawn ranged from •"- For Red Bank and Rumson because the tide had gone out DeSantis, 26, of 6 Riverside in below, suspension and police officials "I certainly have opinions right to relect mem* the The central region of the 49 at Salem, Ore., to 91 at bridge, add two hours; Sea before a count could be made. Ave., was carrying a sack al- woty/earr •'—- have not said what brought on the matter," Mr. Ray said country was again blanketed Needles, Calif. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; "We think it was something legedly containing assorted about the charge. Long Branch, deduct 15 min- of a heavy acid nature" that last night. "1 will not com- with hot and humid air from TIDES pills. Mr. jyier was charged Aug. Nailer TowniMp Board the Gulf of Mexico early Sandy Hook utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 caused the kill, he said, but ment on them," he said, be- declined to elaborate. Mr. DeSantis has been re- 9 with failing to obey an order cause I don't want to prej- today. TODAY - High 3:22 p.m. minutes. leased in $500 bail. by Sgt. Robert Sartor, accord- Hotlet, udice the issue." Aug. II M.7. ft; WORLD Boy, 16, Arrested; By the Associated Press Called Cat Burglar Reds Shell Air Base RED BANK - This Tuesday. The chief said the Homes entered oelonged to SAIGON — Communist forces shelled the Da Nang air oorough's "cat burglar" has thefts amounted to $1,152. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lave- base and an adjoining village and shot down the 77th Ameri- been arrested, Police Chief Chief Clayton, who person-, ratt, 103 McLaren St.; Mr. can plane lost over North Vietnam since the resumption of George H. Clayton Jr. report- ally led the investigation lead- and Mrs. Moe Gordon, 19 full-scale bombing 4% months ago, the U.S. Command an- ed yesterday. ing to the arrest, praised 11 of Prospect Ave.;- Clifton M. nounced today. The chief said the accused his officers for their assis- Bohanan, 145 Mechanic St.; One American and eight Vietnamese were reported killed thief is a 16-year-old borough tance, which included volun- Calvin Carhart, 200 Mechanic in the rocket barrage at Da Nang and four Americans and boy who is being held in the tary work at various hours St.; District Court Judge eight Vietnamese were wounded. The U.S. Command said two Juvenile Detention Center beyond their normal tours of "George A. Grayi 149 Prospect buildings and six U.S. aircraft were damaged. awaiting a Juvenile Court duty. Ave.; Thomas Flaherty, MS Two barrages of rockets hit about 2% hours apart before hearing. He was apprehended Cited were Police Capt. Mechanic St.; Mrs. Sophie B. dawn today. Estimates on the number fired ranged from 13 to at his home yesterday mom- Burk, 132 Spring St.; Robert 16. Robert D. Scott and.Patrol- ing. men Anthony Abbatemarco, Egnar, 54 Linden Place; John The U.S. Command also reported that an American ad- Robert and James Clayton, Davis, 4 Alston Court, and viser was killed Thursday night during a North Vietnamese ar- He faces 10 charges of breaking and entering and Robert Colmorgen, Bradley Norman Dwight, 22 Marion St. tillery attack against South Vietnamese positions 10 miles Dupree, Michael Griesi, Rob- south of Quang Tri City on the northern front. BEFORE — Muck has surfaced In Mlddletown's Porlcy Pond In this pho- larceny and one charge of at- tempted breaking and enter- ert Kennedy, Peter Knight, The attempted entry was at During American raids on North Vietnam Thursday, a tograph taken In November of 1971. Muck rose after It was displaced when sewer, line was installed in marshland at pond's edge. Poricy Park ing in the early morning hours Gary Watson and Albert the home of Joseph Sole, 22 U.S. Navy F4 Phantom was downed by a surface-to-air missile between Aug. 5 and last Worden. Oldfield Place. 12 miles northwest of Haiphong and the two crewmen are Citizens'Committee filed suit to force restoration of pond. missing, the Command reported. Sadat Accuses Soviet CAIRO — President Anwar Sadat accused the Soviet Administrator Plan Is Hit Union yesterday of putting pressure on him to surrender to Is- rael and claimed that toe ouster of Soviet military advisers from Egypt created a new initiative for settling the Arab-Is- By Republicans in Hazlet raeli crisis. "We have come out of the closed circuit'and stagnant wa- HAZLET — The Democrat- township, and that is a sorry ship clerk, and Frank Koss ters we were in," Sadat was quoted as saying in an address ic-controlled Township Com- state of affairs." Jr., tax collector candidate. before a closed session of the Egyptian National Assembly. mittee has been attacked by The GOP candidate said he He added that already several nations had made ap- Republicans on its proposal to does not oppose Mr. Weigand. proaches to him since the advisers' ouster and revealed he had create the post of township "Anyone involved in township Sain more leisure time rejected as unacceptable a personal letter from Soviet Com- administrator. affairs will recognize Bob's munist party chief Leonid I. Brazhnev and a communication The committee seeks to in- qualifications, his personal from the American State Department. corporate that position with motivation and unselfish ser- payyour bills at home "What we need now is to move with the Soviet Union, the the existing one of superinten- vice to the township," Mr. United States, West European, non-aligned and Arab nations dent of public works — a job Morgan declared. in preparation for a new initiative," Sadat said. currently held by Robert G. His opposition is aimed at Weigand. what he called "the obvious Mayor Stephen J. Filardi attempt on the part of the Sniper Kills Soldier said at the last Township mayor and his boys to have BELFAST—A sniper in a Roman Catholic district of Bel- Committee meeting Mr. Wei- someone else bail them out of fast killed] a British soldier on patrol last night, and two bomb- gand would be recommended the mess they created. ings in Catholic areas were blamed on the Protestants. for the new job if it is ap- proved. "They scorned the idea of Nobody was hurt by those blasts, but two soldiers were se- reducing their salaries in Ja- riously injured when an explosion blew out the front of a house A public hearing on an ordi- nuary because of their 'heavy in a district where both Catholics and Protestants live. Other nance creating the position workload.' Now they are ad- troops fired at a man seen running from the scene, but they will be held by the Township ding to the expense' of the tax- missed him. Committee Tuesday. . payers and are still collecting The sniper's victim was the 511th confirmed death in the Charles J. Morgan, Republi- their salaries and increased three years of violence in Northern-Ireland. can candidate for the Town- expenses even though their The Irish Republican Army bombed a Protestant bar at ship Committee, said creating 'workload' will be greatly re- luncbtime Thursday, injuring 55 persons, none seriously. The the administrator's post "is duced," Mr. Morgan contin- IRA claimed the bar was a headquarters for Protestant mur- an open admission of their ued. der gangs. (Township Committee's) fail- ure. All they are doing is Also on the Republican tick- The Ulster Defense Association, a Protestant vigilante spending more of the tax- et with Mr. Morgan in the No- army that claims 40,000 men, announced it was sending out an- payers' money in an attempt vember election are John M. 'tibomb patrols and would mete out "UDA justice" to any to straighten out the mess Costigan, candidate for town- bombers it caught. they have created." LEGAL NOTICE Mr. Morgan attributes the Chess Game Adjourned Separate (Hied bids for Electrical AFTER — Porlcy Pond Citizens Committee suit was withdrawn after con- problem to"th e incompetency Work at Ms* Leonardo Grade School. of the mayor and his boys, fc"°S°r(!X',ii!wJlr»<|V«'" °sreceived REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Boris Spassky and Bobby Fis- tractor dredged muck which had surfaced in Porlcy Pond and restored by the MMdletawn Township Bd f cher adjourned the 15th game in their world title chess match water level with new spillway. Vincent P. Lamb/ left, Mlddletown Sewer- and "political infighting last night and experts said the American challenger was in a age Authority chairman, is credited by James H. Knowles, right, PPCC among the Democrats." good position to win and push to within three points of chairman, with negotiating restoration at no extra cost to township. He continued, "A couple of Speculations ana forms tor bidding Spassky's crown. the oflflimitteemen are more may be secured at th« office al the Sec- S9 T la R0Od> MWdlt1own N "Fischer has a draw whenever he wants," the Yugoslav concerned with their personal JOT& "" " ' - CENTRAL JERSEYBM JAMES W.DAVIDHEISER AND •ntxjarx* GOMXW grandmaster Svetozar Gligoric said at the end of the five-hour gain and political future than Secretary session. "But he has a strong initiative at the moment" Authority Chief Cited they are with the needs of the Aug. II st.00 A loss for the Russian when the game resumes today on the 41st move should put him behind 9%-% in the 24-gamc championship series. Visiting chess enthusiasts could not re- call anyone piling up such an overwhelming lead in the history of world title play. By Poricy Park Unit Spassky needs 12 points to keep the championship in the Soviet Union, where it has remained since 1948. Fischer, a 29- MIDDLETOWN — Vincent success of this project was thority requiring restoration "The plot year-old chess wizard from Brooklyn, needs 12% points to take P. "Jake" Lamb, chairman of due mainly to the outstanding of the pond has been with- it to America. A win counts one point and a draw counts one- the Sewerage Authority, is the cooperation of the authority drawn, Mr. Knowles an- half for each player. • fair-haired favorite of the Po- and Mr. Lamb's on-site in- nounced. ...when you t ricy Park Citizens Committee. spections and negotiations The Policy Brook sewer "The election of Lamb as with the contractor," said line, now completed, is hailed GM Owners Warned authority chairman marked James H. Knbwles, PPCC by the PPCC as "one of the fi- use Lawn King's WASHINGTON — In response to a government warning to the turning point in the battle chairman. nest examples of installation consumers, General Motors says it will install special shields to restore Poricy Pond. The A PPCC suit against the au- of a sewer line alongside a on most of its full-sized 1971 and 1972 models to prevent pos- stream bank in New Jersey." Annual Service sible loss of steering control. In July of 1970 the PPCC ob- tained a court order requiring The GM announcement came yesterday after publication $30,000 in Stolen the Sewerage Authority to There's really no mystery to having a thicker, greener, healthier lawn.) by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of a build the l&mile sewer line In fact, if s elementary when you use LAWN KING. We aerate and . "consumer protection bulletin" warning owners'of 3.5 million out in the Poricy Brook marsh roll your lawn, apply the proper seed mixtures and nourishment, 1071 and 1972 GM cars that rocks or gravel could lock up steer- Drugs Recovered instead of in the heavily wood- keep weeds, insects and diseasesunder control, you cut and water it ing controL ed bank, as originally That's all. And LAWN KING guarantees* LONG BRANCH - An esti- tamines, Demerol and other planned. Construction began each and every operation we perform. . The NHTSA bulletin said all full-size Pontiacs, Buicks, mated $30,000 worth of stolen dangerous and legend drugs. in September of 1971, with the Oldsmobiles and Chevrolets are susceptible to gravel or rocks drugs and narcotics were re* The $30,000 price tag, police bank left essentially intact, Lawn King becoming lodged in the lower frame of the vehicles, at the covered yesterday by County said, is the "street price" but in the Poricy Pond area, steering coupling at the base of the steering column. detectives and city police, ac- which pushers cpuld gain construction of an access road ANNUAL In a statement issued in Detroit, GM said: cording to John M. Buff in, from the sale of tile drugs on beside the pond displaced "We-are aware of this situation and have been cooperating the illicit market. Introductory Special city police director. muck from the bottom of the TREATMENT PROGRAM with the. NHTSA in its investigation. The conditions under County Detectives James Police said the drugs were pond, causing it to surface. INCLUDES: which certain sized stones from gravel roads may lodge in the • Power Aeration $O/I95 A full service, Tomaini and Donald Manning, "recovered from two loca- At this time the PPCC filed steering coupling are so unusual and the occurrences so rare according to Mr. Buffin, have tions." They did not say • Power Rolling 4-season program that we do not believe this constitutes a hazard to our custom- suit to force restoration of the • Fertilization recovered the proceeds of a where they were located. pond. (40% organic) -allyou do i» ers." 1 • Deseeding (1 Ib. burglary early Tuesday at the While the probe continues, After Mr. Lamb's inter- per 1000 sq. ft.) cut and water your lawn Homestead Pharmacy, Broad- Mr. Buffin said, it may lead to vention, the contractor, Cen- TREATMENT INCLUOEST way. the cause of the recent death tral Construction Co., dredged • Power Aeration WRtY SUMMER GM Trims Price Hike The detectives were aided of an area man and the hospi- the muck, restored the water Power Rolling Power Aeration Lawn King Power Rolling DETROIT — General Motors Corp. has become the first by city Detective John Pern. talization of another young level by constructing a new Fertilization (40% organic) F automaker to bow to White House pressure and decrease a Recovered was a quantity man from drug-related spillway and completed resto« (40% organic) causes. CONDITIONING SPECIAL Fertilization price-hike request for 1973 models now pending before the of morphine, cocaine, amphe- ration of the pond. The resto- (38% UF) ration was effected at no addi- Price Commission. for only 1OOO sq. ft.) • Weed Control GM announced yesterday it would roll back its original tional expense to the commu- Grub Proofing • Chinch Bug Contror TREATMENT Weed Control e request for an increase by $31, from an average of $90 a car to nity. INCLUDES: minimum • 5™?"! »»«nee Brookdale Squelches Fungus Control Crab Grass Control . an average of $59 per car. Power Aeration 4,000 sq. ft. "What could have been an SPUING bworm Power Rolling Each additional •lo^r Earlier, both Chrysler Corp. and American Motors Corp. environmental disaster has said they would not decrease their requests for an added $110 Fertilization 1000 sq. ft Power Aeration LATE SUMMER Enrolment Rumors been transformed Into a com- (40% organic) $10.00 Power aMoRollinn g • Power Rolling and $150 respectively. munity resource, a credit to Reseeding (1 Ib. per 1000 sq. ft.) 5!2i" • fertilization LINCROFT — Reports that a Community Learning Cen- Grub Proofing (40% organic) (40% organic) Ford Motor Co. said yesterday it had asked for more time both the authority and the Reseedin enrolment at Brookdale Com- Weed Control • Fertilization to study a request by Director Donald Rumsfeld of the Cost of ter by the college, and offers Central Construction Co.," (38% UF) munity College is closed are JJli (1 Ib. per Living Council that automakers withdraw their requests for developmental courses for Mr. Knowles stated. 1O0O sq. ft!) • Weed Control price hikes on 1973 models. false, according to Frank L. disadvantaged students, coun-. Fungus Control • Post-emergenca Rumsfeld, who had requested a response by 5 p.m. yes- Weinheimer, vice president of seling, college preparatory He expressed hope that Grub Proofing Crab Grass Control educational administration. township residents will make Weed Control • Chinch Bug Control terday, granted the delay, Ford skid. The company has an programs and college courses Sod Web Worm Control original price hike request of $92 before the Price Commission, Mr. Weinheimer told last for residents who have educa- use of the pond and maintain night's meeting of the board tional and economical defi- its quality by acquiring adja- iHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiriiniiii of trustees of the college that, ' ciencies. The cost of the rent- cent lands for a public park. with the exception of courses al is $6,000 per year. in art, auto technology biology ~ LEGAL NOTICE THEDAILY and physical education,' The board also approved MONMOUTH COUNTY "Brookdale can accommodate contracts with Bayshore Com- SURROGATE'S COURT ESTATE OF JOSEPH C. LO CI- Cl»7t LAWN KINO IMC. MAIN OFFICE: all who seek admission." munity Hospital, Holmdel, CERO, DECEASED CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. 07701 Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS . BRANCH OFFICES: Mr. Weinheimer made the and Freehold Hospital which GAGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of Call day or night for FREE Mtfmate ind lawn analysis « Price Includes all labor and matiriitf 174 RT. 15, MIDDLETOWN, N.J., 07741 will include both hospitals in Monmouth. this day mad*, on the appli- 30 EAST MAIN ST.. FREEHOLD. N.J.. 07711 statement in reply to a ques- cation of the undersigned, Benedict Lo m BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH. N.J., 07740. tion regarding a recent New the college's Allied Health Cicero Sale Executor of the estate of the sold Joseph C, Lo Cicero deceased, no- '•* Estobllsnnt In !•;• by Jotin H. Cook and Hanry Clay York Times article which had Program, the nurses training tic* Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to present to trie said Sole PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER reported enrollment closed at program. Under terms of the Executor thtlr claims under oath within Member of the Associated Presj-The Associated Press Is entitled ex. contract, the hospital will al- six months from this date. cluslvely to the use forrepubllcationol all the local news printed In this the college. Dated: August 14th, 1972 newspaper ai well as all AT> news dispatches. The board passed a resolu- low Brookdale students to use BENEDICT LO CICERO, Second doss postaae paid al Red Bonl<, N.J. 07701 and at additional 100 Fairway Avenue. Lawfv tion approving a contract with the hospital facilities for Verona, New Jerssy. 07044 mailin••• g offices.- .Published daily, Monday through Friday. Mall subscrlp- training, and will receive the Executor tlons payable In advance. the Long Branch Board of Messrs. Reutsllte. Cornwell, 1 Week • > Monlh 3 Months o Months 1 Year services of the students in the Mausner & Caratemito> %M M.50 59.50 SI8.00 135.00 Education for the renewal of 34 Broad Street, the lease of the Liberty Street nursing program/There is no Red Bank, New Jenny, 07701 Home Delivery by Carrier -50 Cents a week Attorneys PH. 671-4660 Single copy at counter, 10 Cents. -cost to the college. School. The school is used as Aug. II • . MJD 1tt •^ ****************** HX vm*9t Augut w, vm Repairs Set for Obituaries imnitiiHqmu At Matawan Twp. Plant August Ziegler, Bora in 1874 An inoperative blower and want to pay more." VINELAND — August *. Mr. Ziegler joined the U.S. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - He said a certain amount of A broken pump at the Strath- motor-at the Cliffwood Beach Ziegler, 98, died Wednesday in National Guard in 1906, and sewaee treatment planplantt odor is bound to originatg e the New Jerse.y Memorial remained active in the organi- more water plant which b ought complaints oF foul from the plant but proved Hone after a long illness. zation for 24 years. He served caused reduced water pres- b ougf t pidt the a oreviem w pof nighttime emerv - Born in Germany, Mr. Zieg- in the U.S. Army in the World sure last weekend is expected odors from residents near the a review of nighttime emer- ler came to this country as a War I and saw service during to be replaced sometime next plant. gencies of this nature. child and lived in Bloomfield the Mexican border incidents. 6Ck* Thomas DeGiglio and for 40 years before moving to Mr. Ziegler is survived by Frederick Almerino, chair- Douglas Weber, both Green- High Interest the Bayshore area 32 years three sons, Joseph Ziegler, man of the Utilities Autho- wood Ave. residents, told the ago. In recent years, Mr. George Ziegler, and Charles rity, said last night a new authority requests to rectify and Flexibility Ziegler lived with close Ziegler, and a daughter, Mrs. pump costing approximately the problem were not met ef- friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mary Mason of Bloomfield. $6,000 is being flown here ficiently. Elsenman at 95 Sboreland Arrangements are under the from California. Mr. Weber was particularly Tar., East Keansburg. direction of the Laurel Funer- Once it arrives, he said, in- concerned over lack of ser- He was retired from the al Home, West Keansburg. stallation will probably take vice at the plant to correct Borden Farm Products Corp. approximately a day. such a situation after regular in Montclair after 33 years The pump, located at one of working hours. He said he with that company. Hearing Set three wells which serve the called police headquarters for Known affectionately to area, broke over the weekend assistance with the problem many in the East Keansburg when many residents were but no plant worker came out area as "Pop," Mr. Ziegler For Motorist watering their lawns. Al- until two and a half hoiirs lat- was a communicant of St. HOLMDEL - A man alle- though it is possible to serve er. Cat Roman Catholic gedly fleeing an accident the area with only two wells Sympathizing with Mr. We- Church was long associ- scene in Middletown has been under normal conditions^ "we ber's problem, Mr. Almerino atedwith »veterans' orga- arrested here and charged cannot possibly handle addi- said, "We cannot keep people nizatic with driving under the in- tional watering on two wells. on 24 hours a day unless you He; was one of the founders fluence of alcohol. It is a physical impossibility," of St. Catherine's parish, Detective Sgt. William he explained. CARNIVAL TOMORROW served as its first sexton and Truex said police received a He commended residents on HIGHLANDS - A Kiddie telephone call from a Middle- their cooperation when they Carnival, sponsored by vaca- was a "charter member of the were requested by the fire Holy Name Society there. town woman who reported a tioning children from the city, car had struck a mail box and and police departments and will be tomorrow on Jackson was headed toward Holmdel. members of the first aid and St. at 3:30 p.m. Proceeds will Sgt. Truex said he and Pa- rescue squads to discontinue benefit the First Aid Squad. Mrs. Julie Tanses trolman Thomas Durdack their watering. RED BANK - Mrs. Julie spotted the car being driven . Had residents not coopera- Tanses, 79, of 65 Wallace St.-. by Christopher Dilcher, 35, of ted, he said, there would have died Tuesday in Riverview Toms River, and stopped it on been no water.pressure, and Hospital after a short illness. Main St. no water to fight a fire if nec- , Heglittr Staff Phot»° essary. She was born in Estonia and The car was allegedly' being OPENING NIGHT — Chief E. 0. Peterson Jr., left, of the Monmouth had lived Here since 1952. Mrs. operated in an erratic man- Beach Fire Department was present last night at the opening of his de- Mr. Almerino said the area Tanses was a member of the ner. partment's annual Firemen's Fair. Assistant Chief John Brazas, center, is experiencing a drought and Estonian Evangelist Lutheran Middletown police are con- and former Chief Jesse Burcham, chairman of the fair,, watch the crowds water restriction will be an- SATURDAY ONLY! Church, Lakewood. tinuing the investigation. attending. The fair's 13 stands feature games of skill and hdmemade re- nounced hi advance in the fu- She was a seamstress and a Mr. Dilcher has been re- freshments. There is also a fire engine ride, of course, for the youngsters. ture. CHEESE SPREAD rooming house proprietor leased on |25O ball pending a The fair, held In the Borough Hall and the adjacent fire headquarters on The cost of this breakdown, here for many years. hearing in-Municipal Court, Beach Road, will be open tonight and tomorrow night. Mr. Almerino said, will be ap- While They LAST! Surviving are a sister, Kor- Sept 11. proximately $10,000 to 112,000. nelia Tallmeister of Estonia; SfstSfe Dowd Asks Retirement Law Changes neral Home. KKD BANK - William F. The candidate says that the position paper on the prob- Mr. Dowd also noted that o Death Notices Age Discrimination Act of lems of aging Americans, to employers' contributions to of depression mentality. The CEASE — Carrie M.

career to social CHARGE IT! tions. Green or WAREHOUSE PRICED Sizes 10 to 18. Quantity rights reserved. Budget Dresses. Not responsible tor typographical errors. Phone orders 32 Broad St. filled' Red Bank 741-7500 DAILY & SATURDAY 8 TO 5:30 WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 things in store '••^SSWSKWSScWSSKWSSiW!^^ • aiburypark •.red bank lu-a:3w dally, wed., m, to 9 p.m. • pncK town 10-9 daily, sat: to 5:30,-aim, noon-5:30 * manalapan 10-9:30 daTtv k THEDMLY The Mm Road to Peace REGISTER I tmmmmmmmmmmmmm- "We nave mended'ceasI'cease that a Communist takeover to ByJACKANDEBSON' ^;.^-w_-,^; fire' «b HanoFta variouss uuuu..SouthVietAa— m wasineyltable— . Established in 1878-Fublished by The Red Bank Register . cotootaaons7lf'they want a His Vietnamization policy We have had access to clas- WASHINGTON reasonable compromise, we 'thereforetherefore,, wass aimeai a ai sified documents which shed sonable compro, ARTHUR Z. KAMIN will meet them half way. If delaying it, not avoiding it. new light on the controversy SCENE The President was deter- President and Editor „ over whether President Nixon they insist on American hu- miliation, we will resist." mined to hold off the day the "missed" an opportunity to Communists took power in Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor end the Vietnam fyar in 1989. He held out hope the North The key to the controversy Vietnamese, despite louder Saigon, we must conclude, for There would be damage, ac- The North Vietnamese sent his own political reasons. He out several signals after the lies in the interpretation of growlings from Hanoi, would cording to the estimate, to 6 Friday, August 18,1972 these moves. The new Presi- come to terms. "The Hanoi simply didn't want the Com- U.S. prestige and credibility 1968 election that they were munists in control of the willing to make peace with dent chose not to regard the tactics are the use of un- among other Southeast Asian messages as serious peace bridled ferocity," Kissinger South while he was running nations. But the document • the new Nixon Adminis- for reelection in 197Z. tration. These ranged from overtures. He also interpreted said, "until just before they the withdrawal of the 22 regi- are ready to settle." He had reason to regard 'While some Southeast guarded messages to military Communist control more as a pullbacks. ments as a military redeploy- He outlined a two-track Asian leaders would probably ment rather than a political strategy for peace. "The ra- political problem for himself entertain doubts about the The messages, some more than a serious menace to the vague than others, reached pid road would be negotia- will of the United States to The minutes of a secret tion," he said, "the slow road United States. For at the time, play a security role in the Washington through a variety of his inauguration, the Na- of channels. But more impres- White House meeting on Oct. Vietnamization." area, we do not believe that 28,1969, summarize the Nixon Slaw Read tional Intelligence Estimate they would be panicked into sive was the withdrawal of 22 was cautiously optimistic of 25 regiments from the two attitude, Speaking for the President Nixon has trav- precipitate changes in policy northernmost provinces of President, Henry Kissinger eled the slow road. His in- about the effects of a Commu- or posture." South Vietnam. declared: telligence estimates warned nist takeover. Planned Obsolescence salers, the suppliers, God- By MILTON VIORST ica owning an old car, even if it runs quite satisfactorily. knows-who-else. Then from REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. My father has always lectur- THE NEW the manufacturer himself. — When my colleagues in the ed me that it is unworthy of Sorry. No longer carried in column-writing business go on one's station in life, whatever POLITICS stock. Sorry. vacation, they use their mo- it happens to be, to drive a By that time, the D.C. auto ments of contemplation tor car more than two years old. I inspectors had told me that if weave philosophical dis- .tell him that's silly, since our furnace and refrigerator, I didn't get a horn, they'd courses on running brooks, journalists don't have a sta- and had no intention of take my beloved car off the falling leaves or changing tion in life. swapping them in every time road. So, in desperation and skies. Pitltntlti Bisks some designer moved a strip irritation, I agreed to get a VIOBST I suppose I'm not so poetic. My friend Ben, who is very of chrome. So why swap in whole new hom assembly — I'm going to write about my • safety-minded and ecology- our car? price, $25. But Mr. Ford, much as I ad- Money Solves Problem top latched, rain leaked in car. oriented, reminds me of the from the front and sides. At I have a sentimental feeling risks that I take and the pollu- mire the craftsmanship of this Money solved the horn prob- product, had no intention of lem, but a few months ago the last, it was established that about my car. It's been tion I spew forth. I reply that we needed a replacement for , I keep the lights and the letting it work that way. I had roof began to leak. And, around the family for most of 'a $5 piece in the frame that the life of my eldest sons, brakes in good order, and that heard of "planned obsoles- despite all my skillful patch- I'll surely get a new car when cence" - but I guess I didn't ing, it leaked and leaked. Fi- wasiient beyond repair. . . ; Tony, 10, and Nick, 8, and for Need 1 belabor the point all of the life of my little boy, ' the more rigorous federal understand what it meant, un- nally, we went to one of those emission standards go into ef- til one day about two years places that specialize in con- further? This piece cannot be , Alexander, 5, Like the cat, it's bought. Nor does the framV' a family institution. fect in 1975. ago my horn stopped honking. vertible tops. Mr. Ford and the Republi- Now, I didn't blame Mr. They put on a new one, all for a new roof exist, except,; The car is a 1965 Ford Fal- perhaps in some remote Junk- con convertible. It has a few can Administration — and Ford for the horn, which is right, but a small inconven- they're not the only ones — perhaps a fragile mechanism. ience ensued: We couldn't yard. Practically speaking,'; dents here and there, and a we Viorsts now have the choJe* tattered McCarthy sticker on keep hinting that. I'm unpat- I went into a garage and, in thereafter get the roof closed. the door that I haven't been riotic because I won't help the my innocence, asked to have They told us it would take a either of getting wet in th» able to remove since 1968. The economy by buying a new car. it repaired. The mechanic, af- week or two for the top to rain — or throwing away the.; chrome is rusty and, at the My answer is that I'm helping ter taking it apart, said a 10- stretch. But now, months lat- car. I tend toward the former ; moment, the muffler makes the economy all I can by pay- cent plastic piece in the interi- ter, it still takes four strong solution. My wife leans to- some noise. But Mr. Ford sold ing the mortgage, the tuition or had broken. He said he'd men to close the top. ward the latter. me a good product, and I al- and the shoe store. have to order a new one. My wife took the position — But let me say that I am ••'• ways felt I received my mon- The fact is that when we For six months he tried to not altogether unreasonable — damned angry to be the vic- ey's worth. bought this car more than order it. From every Ford that she couldn't always drive tim of Mr. Ford's "planned Over the years, of course, seven years ago, my wife and dealer in town. Them from around with four strong men, obsolescence." I think there I've taken a lot of abuse about I decided we had bought our the Ford dealers in the sub- as a precaution against rain. ' must be more honorable ways the car. It's not easy in Amer- car. Period. We had bought urbs. Then from the-whole- Furthermore, even with the to run a business in America. The Need for Elbow Room Fears of Mind Aren't Funny Sen. Henry Jackson wished to be the the Soviets. It is unrealistic now to expect It isn't a fun subject. It's s Democrats' presidential candidate. All he them to leave their SS-9s unMIRVed. The JIM BISHOP: REPORTER off- got at Miami Beach, however, was sun. Nixoh Administration has said that Soviet Most patients who use the the broken leg of the mind, No branch of medicine has services of an analyst or psy- THE and it requires the crutch of His ego may have been slightly wounded. MIRV development cannot endanger the sustained the ridicule accord- chiatrist are not "nuts." The psychiatry until the patient can National security, a strong military U.S. Minuteman force within the five-year ed to psychiatry. Jokes vast majority are neurotics walk alone. The true psy- defense and the spending that goes with it period of the interim agreement. abound everywhere; even possessed by an assortment of REPORTER chotic is not alwys easy to dis- analysts laugh at them. This- fears. The woman who fears cern. Albert Fish of Gram- were and are his strongest planks. President Nixon last week convinced ercy Park was one of the Sen. Jackson to drop MIRV abrogation in is traceable to the truth that, to get on an elevator is not af- ' Because of his allegation that the So- in other times, the village raid of an elevator; her mind knows that, as far as his sweetest, most self-effacing viets lied about the number of their mis- favor of merely saying failure to replace idiot was the butt of amused is using the elevator to hide a friend Jim is concerned, it's old men I ever met. He killed the interim pact with an offensive weap- contempt. His head wasn't deeper fear. much too late. little girls, pickled them in sile-firing submarines, the five-year inter- Conversely, anyone who brine, and ate them. im U.S.-Soviet missile freeze accord has ons treaty by 1977 would be sufficient for screwed on tight enough. He This world was always diffi- BISHOP unilaterally abrogating the ABM-defensive was missing a few buttoms.' hasn't an assortment of fears cult for those who seek secu- My feeling is that Sen. been stalled in the Senate. It is part of (the Eagleton was neurotic. I men,' cabinet ministers and treaty. He was the only school drop- is — believe me — the true rity. Now it is tougher anc treaty President Nixon courageously out in kindergarten. nut. Some fears are of such more complex. The strain on have nothing to support it, top-flight industrialists are un- The congressional debate which con- cooked up with Moscow. Well, Sen. Thomas Eagleton horrifying magnitude that the the emotions increases . One but when the political ex- der treatment because psy- tinued this week revolves around the new has brought the matter of hu- patient retreats into, silence, of every three marriages plosion occurred, he won my chiatry is regarded as the se- Sen. Jackson regards the whole strate- idea of credibly sufficient deterrence ver- man intellect, human emotion .into a serene world he.fash- fails. One of every three fami- sympathy. My first thougt cret posh cell of the insane. gic arms limitations loaf as half-baked. It sus strict numerical parity. Sufficiency and human behavior into grim ions for himself. He is difficult lies is on the edge of star- was: What will the seven mil- Ever watch an old fisherman focus. Average citizens every- to cure because he doesn't vation. The industrial com- lion Americans who have had untying knots in a big net? presumably wounded the senator's sense tends toward leveling or de-escalating. Pa- want to leave the sweet, *un- some form of psychological The human mind is a huge of national security. He then wished to where! may wish to know plex tells its young executives rity, espoused by the Jackson bloc, tends more about this most inexact ny world he has manufactured that they are only as good as treatmentthlnk? Have we dis- complex net. The psychiatrist amend the offensive half, the preliminary toward upward spiraling. science. It was Broadway and for the harsh, cruel one he their most recent achieve- qualified all of them? works at untying small knots five-year agreement to limit somewhat in- The whole SALT I loaf is much more Hollywood that first adopted left. ment. It is no secret that Presi- as well as big tangles. tercontinental submarine missiles. The a good-faith entree to SALT II than an ef- the so-called shrink. Among my friends is a psy- Fear Abounds dent Richard Nixon used the He doesn't always succeed, agreement would give Moscow the numer- fective stunting of the growth of the vo- Well-known stars bragged chiatrist who grew up in Fear? It has become impos- services of a psychotherapist but he tries. He has the train- ical edge to compensate for the U.S. supe- that they spent an hour a Philadelphia, the son of a sible to live without it. You in New York named Arnold ing and the knowledge to take racious strategic arms monsters eating up week on the couch. At one pharmacist. His name is Or. may stifle fear, but it perches Hutschnecker. I do not pre- a patient who no longer feels riority in numbers of warheads, quality of the economies of both superpowers. party, when I was asked the Lester Keiser, and we spend on your shoulder when the sume to know the President's safe living in society, and missiles, geographic advantages and Brit- No major candidates for high office, question and said that no, I time around the dining room lights are out and sleep will emotional problems, but I ac- makes him able to "cope.'* ish and French missiles. no members of Congress we have read did not have a psychiatrist, table hacking out solemn sub- not come. Psychiatry treats cord him the same high mark .That's an important word. To. ' The agreement provides that the about and certainly no one in Mr. Nixon's my friends were sure that jects like politics, the Miami everything from fingernail bi- for seeking help that I give to .be able to cope in this ces- something was wrong with Dolphins, Women's Lib, and ters on up to old ladies who in- Tom Eagleton. spool of greed and ignorance United States can abrogate it whenever administration is any less concerned with me. Woody Allen boasts that the high cost of sending chil- sist they are getting short- Untying Mental Knots is indeed a triumph. new weapons developments threaten na- keeping America's world defenses viable he has been on the couch so dren to college. We never dis- wave messages from the FBI We do not know how many I plan to give it one more tional security^ Sen. Jackson wants Con- than Sen. Jackson. long that he may never get cuss psychiatry because he through their bridgework. ranking senators, congress- try... •••-,. gress to add the specific warning that if The difference is that the senator the Russians add sophisticated multiple seems less willing to allow a small but warheads to their biggest missiles, the necessary amount of elbow room for the deal is off. trust which both nations must have if they Crackdown on Vice During the long pre-SALT I period, are ever to keep the balance of nuclear By ROBERT YOAKUM ies, sex bookstores, massage tion." however, Washington rushed ahead with terror from turning into the terminal rain parlors, and prostitution — a It is understandable that its own MIRV development, outdistancing of atomic horror. Only one day after New special investigating body most policemen would rather ANOTHER York police announced a war recommended a five-year war enlist in the first war than in on "vice" — peep show mov- on "widespread police corrup- the second. Who wouldn't rather raid massBge parlors LOOK Those Campaign Stickers in order to confiscate water Middletown's Conservation Commis- the sign-posting is the work of overzealous beds (they were recently ban- how the assault is going. supporters of candidates. Perhaps they ned as a "health hazard" in Capt, Larson S. Rooney is in sion has asked chairmen of both township an official harassment cam- charge: political parties to refrain from placing should emphasize to those volunteers that paign of massage parlors) •'Look, Flink," Rooney YOAKUM' campaign signs and stickers on trees, utili- ecology conscious citizens who object to than capture crooks among shouted into the phone, trians got killed, and I don't ty poles and other places. Its chairman, the ugly practice may make sure that fellow cops? Nothing is more "you've been out for five know how many gunmen. We Dr. Lyhden U. Kibler, says such advertise- their feelings are expressed at the polls. hazardous to a policeman's hours now and you've con- think our side came out OK. health - not water beds, not fiscated only three water Should I round up some wit- ments do not enhance the environment. The political signs have a way of re- even cigarettes — than maining on the scene long after an elec- beds! What the hell are you nesses?" He also called attention to a state law squealing on his buddies. guys doing in those massage "Now look here, Peterson," (N.J. Revised Statutes 27:5-1) which prohi- tion, performing no function other than % (Petty graft is common 'parlors, getting rubdowns on sqid Rooney. "Maybe you bits painting, signs and posters on just mar the landscape. Candidates in other among New York police, said the house?" haven't heard about it, but about everything imaginable unless the municipalities should heed Mr. Kibler's the commission. Cops take "It ain't all that easy," there's a war on — a war property owner's consent, in writing, has plea, too. money from hotels, bars, con- Flink complained. "Have you against vice — and I'm struction firms, and other ever tried to confiscate a wa- coordinating it. If you're go- been obtained and mention of that fact is Besides esthetics, campaigners young businesses. And detectives on ter bed? Them things weigh ing to tie up my telephone line included oh the signs and posters. and old should be among the first to want the narcotics and gambling about a ton and they're hard- with every lousy shooting in- We know that campaign managers of- to comply with the law. Let's hope that is squads have been paid as er to carry than Paddy's pig, cident in the precinct, then we ten claim they are not responsible because the case in 1972. much as $80,000 by the Mafia if you'll pardon the ex- might as well surrender now on a single bribe or shake- pression. One of the things to all those masseuses and down. tore while we were trying to peep show people." (The Mafia, meanwhile, get it into an elevator and "Sorry, Captain," said Pe- Banning ThrQwaways was in the middle of a great . Murphy — he was inside — al- terson, and hung up. for the Public Works Department. civil war, testing whether the most got drowned." "Now then," said Rooney to Speaking of marring the landscape, as Colombos or the Gallos, or in the above editorial, Fair Haven has tak- When adopted, the law will make it il- Another phone rang. himself, consulting a,large any family so conceived and Rooney slammed down the re- chart, "that makes IS water en the proper action in introducing an or- legal to distribute circulars or newspapers so dedicated, can long endure. ceiver on Flink and took the beds confiscated, eight mas- dinance amendment to halt the in- on private property without the express Bullet-riddled bodies Uttered new call. sage parlors closed, 15 peep discriminate distribution of circulars in consent of trie homeowner. vacant lots all over Fun City, Gang Shootout shows padlocked, 23 prosti- despite a tough antl-litter or- "Capt. Rooney, this is Pe- tutes arrested, and 12 book- the borough. It is bad enough that unsolicited mail dinance). Councilman Ralph S. Weaver says the adds to the garbage load, but throwaways terson. There's been a big stores shut down. If we can "I'm Sure Glad You Explained the 'Realities'- Command Post gang Shootout down on 39th keep this up, pretty soon we'll circular flow is littering the town, causing cause a sloppiness that beautiful places Let us visit a command post and Broadway. Blood all over have the cleanest city in the complaints from residents and more work such as Fan* Haven need not tolerate. ' I'd Have Sworn This Thing Was Biting Me" of the war against vice to see the place. A couple of pedes- country." , JHelp Is Needed .. The Dally Register, Red BaBk-Mkldletswn, N J. Friday, Aigwt IS, lift 7 108 Park\venue McGovern Backers Continue Efforts Fair Haven, N.J)07701 Regatta Queen To tne Editor: ^ FROM OUR 129 Greenoak Blvd. ' Recently I had to spend a Middletown, N.J. fey days in the hospital. My To the Editor: roommate, who was tin there READERS To Unify Democrats in New Jersey 1 It's nice to get the con- fora check-up, was a very gratulatory phone calls, but I think we can do better.' lovely woman, Vpra Parasi. By CARL ZEITZ Thus tar the only formal Horgan conceded the support which has been wea- agency which can help these must correct your error that In 196S President Nixon de- kened by the failure of the na- About two years ago, Vera campaign assignments have "Eagleton thing broke our brave people? this year's beautiful Regatta TRENTON (AP) - In an gone to leaders of McGovern's stride. It was not a plus." feated Sen. Hubert H. Hum-tional leadership of the AFL- had an illness which left her Sincerely, Queen, Miss Valerie Moody, is phrey by 60,000 votes in New CIO, notably its president, paralyzed throughput her en- effort to unify the New Jersey New Jersey primary drive. During the last week of the Marion Moncrief my daughter. Democratic Party, backers of Horgan is the campaign direc- primary campaign, McGovern Jersey. Gov. George C. Wail- George Meaney, to endorse tire body, with the exception ace's independent campaign the South Dakota senator. .of the fact that she can think, Sen. George S. McGovern tor; Mrs. Anne Martindell of had 7,000 volunteers working My daughter's name is have been holding talks with Princeton, vice chairman of for him in New Jersey, Hor- received 262,000 votes in the ,hear, see and eat. She can Squad Praised Dana, and in all candor she is state in 1968. talk a little,, but with great dif- The Daily Register has re- former Gov. Richard J. the state party and chairman' gan said. He estimated the SCHIFFM AIM'S no slouch either. Dana, who Hughes and other key regular of the New Jersey convention campaign would be able to Horgan said even if the ficulty. She/can't even move ceived a copy of the following will be 15 this December, is- Wallace vote splits to 2-to-l in her header little finger vo- letter for publication: Democratic leaders. delegation, has been named mobilize up to 20,000 volun- like the rest of this particular Daniel W. Horgan, chairman of New Jersey Citi- teers in the Garden State be- favor of Mr. Nixon this year luntarily. Every single thing Red Bank, N.J. 07701 Moody clan, a political activ- — as many political observers hasta be done for Vera Para- McGovern campaign director zens for McGovern. and Joel fore the Nov. 7 election. Captain ist. Unlike Valerie, who Registration Is Key have predicted since Wallace si. • Rumson First Aid Squad in New Jersey, says that Swerdlow, a New Yorker, has thinks that 21 is the right vot-~ Hughes has been contacted been assigned as national But the key to the announced he would not run Her husband, Ben, is em- River Road ing age, Dana thinks she is in November — he believes a Rumson, N.J. several times to discuss a pos- McGovem staff coordinator in McGovern campaign in New ployed by the Garden State ready to vote already. sible campaign role. New Jersey. Jersey, as in other crucial in- successful voter registration Parkway as a maintenance Dear Sir: drive can equalize those 1968 Horgan, who led the Horgan said he was hopeful dustrial states, is a massive man. He leaves home every Two weeks ago I was asked My son Wayne is busy voter registration drive that figures." largest recreation to accompany a young woman McGovern forces to victory in that the campaign leadership morning at 6:30 and returns trying to mobilize the 18-year- would be filled out In the near Horgan said is "on the verge He said, "J think the unre- vehicle dealer around 4:30. He has no other and her mother to Harkness the New Jersey primary last old vote for this year's elec- June 6, said discussions also future by leading organization of starting." gistered voters are largely in the east income in addition to his regu- Pavilion in New York City. tion, and also has mixed feel- our supporters." have been held with 13 of the Democrats such as Hughes. There are approximately 3.4 SAUS-REHTAl-UEAtlNa lar weekly pay. His wife re- The girl was involved in an. ings about bis "sister's" Horgan noted that the New FULL LINE HRVICI auto accident and was criti- 21 Democratic County chair- He also mentioned former As- million registered voters in ceives a very small amount of views. semblyman Robert N. New Jersey and, according to Jersey Labor Committee for social security under dis- cally injured. She was taken, men in an effort to mesh to- gether the heretofore Wilentz, of Middlesex County, official government and politi- McGovem has scheduled a Routes 33 & 34 ability benefits. to Riverview Hospital and ad- This is to correct your er- meeting next Tuesday and in- COLLINOWOOO CIRCLE McGovem and regular Demo- as another leading Democrat cal estimates, another 750,000 FARMINOOALE mitted to the Intensive Care ror, and to offer our collective dicated he was hopeful that it Unit for treatment. Two days congratulations to the lovely cratic Party organizations. who has been approached to potential but unregistered vot- 922-1222 I watched this man come "We're making efforts to take a role in the campaign. ers. signaled a widening of into the Riverview Hospital later her doctors advised that and charming Valerie Moody McGovern's base of union she be rushed to New York and her family. put the two organizations to- Horgan, a crew-cut ex-ma- Horgan said the figure for. every day after he finished his unregistered voters includes City for possible emergency Sincerely yours. gether and overall we're rine major, acknowledged job and changed into clean meeting with success," Hor- that the campaign virtually an estimated 340,000 persons — clothes. Hfi always greeted his surgery for a possible rup- Earl Moody tured aorta. gan said. ground to a halt during the pe- aged 18 to 24 years old who wife with wonderful cheerful Hughes, governor of the) riod following disclosure of are eligible to vote for presi- - remarks and great tender- Mr. Pauels and two other state from 1961 to 1969, was an Sen. Thomas Eagleton's bout dent for the first time. ness. This is aU she has to live gentlemen, whose names un- Chess Reporting early backer of Sen. Edmund with mental illness. for. iVhen he is complimented fortunately I do not know, The remaining 410,000 unre- 36 Partridge Lane Muskie's presidential candi- But he said, since Eagleton gistered voters belong prima- for the attentiveness he gives transported us not only quick- dacy last winter. When Mus- was replaced on the ticket as •his wife, be replies with the ly, but smoothly. Excessive • New Shrewsbury, N.J. 07724 rily to minority groups ami kie virtually pulled out of the the vice-presidential nominee have not been the target of a renwrk: "Why nptjsjie has al-j movemeqt could have proven race Hughes adopted a neu- by Sargent Sbriver, the cam- SATURDAY ONLY! ways been a good wife to fataT to this "young woman Tothe Editor: massive registration drive tral position. paign has begun to gain mo- since John J. Kennedy cam- me." who was already hemorrhag- The Associated Press used mentum. ing. your columns to carry a most The former governor has paigned for president In I960, Vera was visited often by curious story today. The sub- been out of the state all week "We're about even with the Horgan said. I feel that all too often, in attending an American Bar post-convention period," Hor- clergymen from the, Protes- today's society,: people are so ject was Bobby Fischer and tant fiJDd f atbolic churches, Association Convention in San gan said. "That means WE The Democrats' goal is to quick to criticize and con- chess. The punch line came - register a minimum of 250,000 and JShe find Ben and I all early — in the lead sentence: , Francisco and could not be have a lot .of problems but demn people who; have dedi- • reached for comment on a there has been a positive re- of these potential new voters, prtylii together. TSwy have cated their liVes to, the pre-. "The winner of the current great faith in God. world chess championship will possible role in the McGovern sponse from the regular ' Horgan said, adding, "I'm not serration of the lives of our campaign. Democrats." impressed by that figure, I public. Whether it is on the defend his title in 1975 under a However, it is very difficult, new system forced on the In- and ajmost Impossible, for streets of New York, or in the •town of Rumson. I thank God ternational Chess Federation Ben topay someone $80 or $90 by Bobby Fischer. •each week to care for Vera that you, and people like you, Today in History while jie works. Vera, who are willing to give so much to us, your fellow citizens. Not only is this untrue, it is* By Tie Aswdated Press ' velt and British Prime Minis- Church's administrative body,' Uves at 100 Prospect Ave., so obviously untrue as to Red Bank, will be 60 years old Sincerely, Today is the 231st day of ter Winston Churchill con- the Roman Curia. Maria Gardella,.R.N. cause concern that the Associ- 1872. There are 135 days left in ferred in Quebec, Canada. One year ago: a U.S. army on Aug. 21. She is too young ated Press is taking lessons for Medicare. Is there no ; Riverview Hospital the year. In 1954, Assistant Secretary transport' helicopter exploded from Jack Anderson. Deci- Today's highlight in history: of Labor James E. Wilins be- In flight and crashed in West sions of this nature require On this date in 1587, Vir- came the first Negro ever to Germany, killing the 37 Amer-. agreement of the delegates of • ginia Dare was bom at Roan- attend a meeting of the U.S. lean servicemen aboard. the General Assembly at a COUEGE BOARDS TUTORING oke Island, N.C. She was the cabinet. Today's birthdays: Actress AT THE RED BANK YMCA World Chess Federation con- first child born in America of WAREHOUSE PRICED gress. The last "(No. 42) ended In 1963, James Meredith be- Shelly Winters is 49. Former English parents. came the first Negro to be U.S. Secretary of the Interior Quantity rights reserved in Vancouver on Sept 4,1971, On this date: STARTING SUN., SEPT. 24th nearly a year ago. The new graduated from the Univer- Walter J.Hickel Is 53. Not mpomblt for typographical mots. HIGHLY EXPERENOD INSTRUCTORS rules were advocated by Fis- In 1856, the United States sity of Mississippi. Slate Candidates cher, but neither he nor anyone patent office granted the first Ten years ago: the 13th U.S. EARLY REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS else could force them on the .patent on condensed milk. Polaris submarine, the Alex- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - rat mi BROCHUH t ma mnmum World Chess Federation. .- In 1914, Germany declared ander Hamilton, was A meeting of the Democratic CALL 462-7374 or 349-3709 war on Russia in World War I. launched at Groton, Conn., as Club is set for Aug. 22 at 8:30 The same day. President the police and Coast Guard p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jud- I am not sure what would be Woodrow Wilson proclaimed proper recognition of the re- thwarted attempts by pacif- ith Gibel, 32 Overlea Lane,- Monrnoiith'Ocean Tutoring American neutrality in the ists to interfere. Thomas J. Lynch and Leslie markable reporting job per- war. formed anonymously by the Five years ago: Pope Paul, B. Tinkler, Democratic candi- In 1938, in World War II, VI announced sweeping re- dates for freeholder, will be author of the article in ques- President Franklin D. Roose- tion, but a wire asevice re- forms in the Roman Catholic guests at the meeting. HOME porter who takes 11 months to publish a story out of Van- LEGAL NOTICE JL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IMPROVEMENTS couver, B.C., prefers fancy to AN ORDINANCE I. _ .ING OFFI- CIAL MAP PORSI IANT TO N.J.S. fact, and uses a detour via 40:55-1, ETSEQ. BE IT'O"ROAINEDAINE!D by tilt Mayor ami Iceland to bring this "scoop" Borouph Council of fhe Borough of No matter what type home Shrewsbury. County of Monmouth, Statt COMMUNITY to our attention should not be of New Jersey, as fellows: improvements you are plan- SECTION l. jfw BoroughjCouncll of the ning, if you want the best, deprived of some fitting trib- FACILITIES PLAN call Future Design. Free es- ute. timates, of course. onnina l>l>qn£Mann^h County" ew Jersey, dated June », HW, base Possibly he could be trusted mop taken from Borough of Shrewsbury to report the projected times Planning Board Community Facilities Plan PltrM3, March. MM, revised Au- of sunrise and sunset, espe- t W Leon S. Avoklon. Borough of Shrewsbury Z All ordinances or parts of 55 WHITE STREET cially in Iceland where the ordinances In conflict or Inconsistent Planning Board SHREWSBURY burden would not be as great with the provisions of the ordl Ohis Ordinance •holMato 842-5000 Very truly yours, t publication R.J. Keevers UTURE DESIGN President, New snrewsoury Chess Uub

•OmtmSKifaflltj /fn.' REMINDER

EO by the Board of iwnshlp of Helmdel. , Mate of New Jersey, Marine View Savings' SECTI6M I. Section, of Hie eboveen- I titled ordinance/>e and hereby It I New Home Office choTped and received: (A.) For me ewmlnatlM of any cant fpMlctnsjos wasfer (B.) Far the Issuance and annual re- newal of a license at master is Now Located at... "plumber - Twenty Five Dollars (C.) F?rSeflll

(0.) For the Issuance of a permit for a proposed plumbing construc- 1184 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN "' -Ten Doll (»10. r.'.'.'.l umtm (OMMUMTV noura utTwr o Dollars <«i.nffor eodTflx- /corner of New Monmouffc id.) .) For the Issuance of a ppermit for replacemenpl t of a plumbinpgg fix- ttur e - TeT n DollarDll s (110.00)) . FFa r eacea h re>lnspecllqllpql n off pplumbl - morouo OWN eciT UHMUITS "Watch For Our Official work csuecsused by tthh e ffailurif ee off li ee to coinplly witith ththe GRAND OPENING" f th C lt SECTISNTVIOLATIONS AND PB. ALTICS A MARINE VICW and LOAN Us.OOj no^.rnore t ASSOCIATION fo Ordinance shall take s oner first publica- .as In accordance with *A PARKS AND PlAYOnOUNOS (APf>ftOX » r •CHOOI. «o njnxmxMD nmuninia) ee PMKS «n ecu *«« • " BACXtS) •rmanolntroouced and I 50 NU> • Ttcnst 51 BWK5 • tOACTO)

«j mavcstoleMOOL smioraoi.MACKS) New Jerssy*onaviiiviiiyvi ••« >F.««mi WJTOOIC wm (amrax. sons dMl'rlnq"!? be heard thereon thaJTbiij pftoMira. tUMcHnuw eeHon. nmNsnN emt ARLAND Secretary! »mm Aug. II S30.75 ' mat 6 Che Batty Register, Red Bank-MJddletowa, N.J. Friday, August M, U72 " Dine Fashion for Carat Counters V

- I By MARYBETH ALLEN They pored over settings without stones . . . stones without settings... raw rock materials NEW YORK — It was an international ... and finished, sparkling pieces. There were jewels of jade, which has been Participants came from throughout the termed the "mystic gem of the Orient." It is world, set up their booths, and took their chan- described by poets as the most precious of all ces... that they wouldn't be robbed. gems. And it is believed to bring good luck, as- Albert Hall of the Americana Hotel be- sure love, and attract wealth. came a shimmery sea of jewels. Diamonds, Representatives of Maui Divers of Hawaii emeralds, rubies, and pearls abounded to the were there to tell the "Cinderella story" be- point where it became difficult to comprehend hind the world's largest coral jewelry com- that this wasn't a dream or a dime store — it pany. was for real. Black Coral Found The Retail Jewelers of America Inc., It started in 1958, when Maui Divers was a Washington, sponsored the 1972 International diving company which specialized in making Jewelry Trade Fair and Convention, which underwater films. In search for more unique was attended by over 21,000. scenery, underwater cameramen probed dee- Only one policeman, standing at the door per and deeper into waters off the island of to the hall, was in evidence. Yet Larry Mul- Maui... and precious beds of Royal Hawaiian lins director of affiliate service for the RJA, black coral were found and harvested. notes that when it came to security pre- At first, the black coral "trees" were used cautions, there were "lots and lots." The jew- as decorations in fashionable homes. But in ;ls were stashed in vaults each night and extra 1960, cutters at Maui Divers began working security personnel were on duty at the hotel. with the coral — and in 1963, designers began Exhibitors at the show, Mr. Mullins notes, to create original Hawaiian settings. The aura GOLDEN TOUCH — Rosewood and gold, adorned with dia- managed to get in and out of the city along of the jewel comes from both its beauty and monds and semi-precious stones, are teamed for a ring shown with their displays of jewels. Not all visitors, the danger involved in bringing each "tree" up by David L. Solomons at the International Jewelry Trade Fair however, have been this fortunate. about 200 or 300 feet from the ocean depths. In New York. The company, which has been seljing to the Boxes Looted Hawaii's Aristocratic Angelskin Coral was United States for about seven years, specializes in originally de- Just recently, five robbers entered the or- discovered about six years ago at a depth of signed mounts for modern jewelry. nate Plaza Hotel, smashed open five safe-de- more than 1,000 feet beneath choppy waves to posit boxes, and reportedly escaped with more the Molokai Channel. Crews aboard the Maui than |45,000 worth of jewelry which belonged Divers' schooner worked for days to string to jewelers who had come to the city for a con- nets across the water's floor ... and they vention. brought up only a handful. Among those victimized was Pierro Lom- Teamed With Diamonds bardi, a representative of New Italian Art, an The pink coral, however, is still harvested this way because ocean depths of 1,200 to 1,800 Italian jewelry company. Gems valued be- NATURAL BEAUTIES - Minerals polished into egg-shaped tween $10,000 and $15,000 were allegedly taken feet are beyond the range of divers. The best of this coral is of such superior quality that it pendants were shown by Harris and Maisey of London. The de- from the box he had rented after coming here signs of. rose quartz, malachite, tiger's-eye, falcon's-eye, and for a jewelry show at the Park Sheraton Hotel. is teamed in settings with diamonds, rubies, and emeralds. rhodocroslte also can be worn inside the openwork gold cage ' Representatives of the DeYoung Jewelry held by the rriodeh The idea is to have a "wardrobe" of differ- Co. of Boston, who also were here to show Featured in collections — and worn by dis- ent eggs. their wares, reported loss of an emerald tiara taff exhibitors — were watches worn as neck- valued at $32,500, another piece valued at laces and concealed on the reverse side of a $4,000, and lesser items. cameo or other jewel. On Jan. 2, cash and jewels were reported A new look for brooches is that of multi- taken during a robbery at the Pierre Hotel. level gold -r adorned with diamonds. And an Couple Celebrate And a week prior to that, more than $15,000 in unusual combination of rosewood and gold is cash,and an undisclosed amount of jewelry employed for an interesting ring from Britain. also was reported taken during a robbery at Also from Britain are unusual stones which 65th Anniversary the Drake Hotel. Maxwell Collins has cut and set to highlight Since hotel safe-deposit boxes have turned their full beauty. Varieties of quartz and agate are featured — and they are given geometric LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and Mrs. Everett Asay, Whin- but to be less than safe, many guests have re- poorwill Road, Middletown, marked their 65th wedding anni- portedly taken to leaving fewer valuables in cuts to complement their characteristics. It is the shape of the stone which determines the fi- versary Monday. A small dinner party for them was given Sat- them during recent months. urday by their daughter-in-law Mrs. Donald Asay Sr. of Fort Exhibitors Not Deterred nal design of the jewelry — rather than the other way around. Lauderdale, Kla., and the couple's nephew and his wife, Mr. Exhibitors who came to the Americana, and Mrs. John Van Kirk Jr., here in their home, 492 Hance however, were not deterred from rolling out A 640 carat opal, featuring a carved couple Road, Also attending were Donald Asay Jr., Hampton, Va., reams of velvet and putting on parade jewelry in Eastern attire, was showpiece on the stand the couple's grandson, and his wife. worth thousands of dollars. Retailers in the of Goulding Bros. & Co. of Britain. Its value is set at nearly $6,000. Yet, at the trade show, it Mrs. Asay is the former Mary Van Kirk, daughter of the market for new lines made their way from late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Kirk of Middletown, who attend- booth to booth, surveying each with a critical was as inconspicuous as one drop of water in the ocean. ed the couple when they were married in the parsonage of the eye. First Baptist Church in Red Bank, by the Rev. W. B. Matte- The fact that dialects differed didn't mat- The show of glitter, however, was a place son, who was minister of the church then located on Riverside ter ... because it was the international lan- where any woman who considers diamonds her Ave., Red Bank. Mrs. Asay was born in Middletown, and Mr; guage of jewelry and beauty that they spoke. best friend could consider herself befriended. Asay in Red Bank. His home was on Worthley St. The couple have lived in Middletown all their married lives. A retired carpenter and shipbuilder, Mr. Asay has FOR CARAT COUNTERS — A 419 carat aquamarine, believed worked for three generations of Haskclls — the former Amory to be the largest in the world, was brought to New York by I,. Haskell Jr., his father and grandfather. Their residence is Jack Sabbagh, a prominent British stone dealer and collector. on the Haskell Estate, where he still keeps busy. He is a re- The gem originated in the Sabbagh mines in Brazil. tired member of the North Shrewsbury Iceboat Club and for more than 60 years was a member of the Masons and Plaste- rers Union. The couple's only son is the late Donald Asay Sr. There are two grandchildren. There's Somebody for Everybody

Dear Ann Landers: You wife has selected to follow sign my initials. You know that he bring you to see me? 1 have printed many letters in you? True, I have never con- who I am. I just wanted you want to repeat this offer in his your column from the Other fronted her with the evidence. to know that I know who you presence. Woman. Why is it that you I have managed to be pleas- Ann Landers are, too. Thanks for the fo- Believe me, I'd welcome have never published a letter ant when we meet, but I am , rum, Ann Landers — Her you with open arms. I'd make from the Other Man? Surely very much aware of your Husband coffee. We could have an hon- you know he exists. I'd like to presence. I also have stopped blaming her nymphomania she's a Dear Husband: Just when I est conversation, and insist address a few remarks to the You will be relieved to know myself. I realize now that my good wife. A sweeter and think I've heard everything I that he choose between us. gentleman. I am not angry, upset or po- wife's insatiable sexual appe- more generous person never get a letter like yours. As my And so help me, I hope he Dear Sir: Do you think 1 am tentially dangerous. I accept tite is an illness and no reflec- lived. She's more considerate grandmother used to say, chooses you because I've — so stupid that I don't know you, as I have accepted the tion on my manhood. She's a of my mother than my sisters. "There's somebody for every- Had It about you? Or the man my others. good mother and except for; Everyone loves her. I needn't body." Meanwhile, on the Oth- Dear Had It: Here's your er Woman front... letter and it's a lulu. No doubt Dear Ann Landers: Too I will be considered an un- long, the cheating husband speakable traitor by cheating August Brides has been getting away with husbands everywhere, but I murder — telling lies at home think you've hit on a neat so- and lying to his mistress as lution. (The score is now Hoy-Callaway well. "My wife won't give me Christians 10, Lions 0)! a divorce — please be patient, RED BANK - St. Paul Is alcoholism ruining your Mrs. Linda Windley was etc." This letter is to the Oth- Baptist Church was the set- life? Know the danger signals matron of honor and the er Woman who signed herself, ting here Aug. 15 for the mar- Misses Mary H. Wood and Pa- and what to do. Read the "Sorry You Saw Him First." riage of Miss Bobbie R. Cal- tricia Hoyte were brides- booklet, "Alcoholism — Hope laway and Army Staff Sgt. E- maids. Felicia Callaway was Dear Woman: I'm sorry you And Help," by Ann Landers. 6 Ellsworth A. Hoy. The Rev. flower girl and Sheldon De- didn't see him first, too. When Enclose 35 cents in coin with Marcus A. Pierce officiated at Veaux was ring bearer. you wrote to me through Ann your request and a long, Landers' column you pleaded Mr. and Mrs. Everett Asay the ceremony, which was fol- Mrs. Hoy was graduated stamped, self-addressed enve- lowed by a reception in the with me to let my husband go lope to this newspaper. from Monmouth Regional so you two could have a great ballroom of Bates Lodge, High School and her husband here. life together. If I knew who PEACH LEAVES FATAL attended Frederick High you were, I'd gift-wrap the The bride is studying nurs- School. ing at Brookdalc Community jerk and send him special de- Peach tree leaves contain 4th ANNUAL AUGUST Master Sgt. Ollen Bennett College, Lincroft. She is the livery. Since I don't know who hydrocyanic acid, one of the was best man and the escorts daughter of Mr. C. R. Cal- your are — and you know who most dangerous poisons were Staff Sgt. E-6 John laway of Newnan, Ga. and the I am — will you please insist known. Shirley and Staff Sgt. E-6 late Mrs. Essie Mae Cal- Donevell Hamilton. laway. ', The bridegroom is the son The couple will reside in 493-4022 : of Mrs. John Johnson of Fred- Wildflecker, West Germany, 2113 Rl. 35, OAKHURST . Mrs. Ellsworth Hoy erick, Md. and the late El- where the bridegroom will be Mrs. Edward Holden y (The former -FREE- lsworth Peter Vince Hoy. stationed. (The former Stella Vinci) ESTIMATE6 • DESIGN Bobbie Callaway) DRAWINGS VISIT FACTORY* SHOWROOM Holden-Vinci t-5 Daily * 10-5 Sot.1 10% to 50% FUNNY IS OUT «-f Wed. ft Frl. PARIS - Funny fashion LONG BRANCH - In Holy mouth Beach, are the bride- High School and Brookdale is now demode. The designers Trinity Catholic Church here groom's parents. Community College, Lincroft. OFF have learned by bad ex- Aug. 5 Miss Stella A. Vinci be- Mrs. Toni Ann Chionchio -Mr. Holden, a member of the : KITCHEN lit MASTER perience, that no one wants to came the bride of Edward J. and Miss Nicholetta R. Vinci Monmouth Beach Police De- invest $1,000 on next season's Holden. The Rev. Joseph A. were the bride's honor attend- partment, is a senior pre-law MCHENS ARE BETTER AT KM joke. So it's time to start de- Doino, pastor, officiated at ants. The bridesmaids were major at Monmouth College, Here pro 3 Heaions WICKER FURNITURE mothballing those tweed the double ring ceremony. the Misses Josephine Vinci West Long Branch. He is vice • Carved Solid Wood Cora NOW THRU AUG. 20th skirts and sweaters — the There was a reception in Al- and Mary Thayer. president of the Brookdale Deeply Sculptured Da'aign time is coming to match — pine Manor, Highlands. Robert J. Holden was best Community College Alumni • Hand Rubbed Oil Finishes not mix. The bride is the daughter of man for his brother. The ush- Association and a member of •ring Out OrakVa Natural laauty the WICKER BASKET Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vinci, ers were Warren Holden, John the New Jersey Policemen's • All-Vinyl Interiors Inc. Shelves A center-cut smoked ham 70 Cayuga Ave., Oceanport. Cetrulo and Joseph Vinci. Benevolent Association. The notactf Agalnit Pun, ilalnt - Wlpt Oaaii Route 34 COLTS NECK slice will serve three to four Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holden' The bridal couple are couple reside in Monmouth II you are building a new house OPEN TUES. thru SAT. 10 to 5: SUN. t to 5 • 462-8855 persons. Jr., 14 Willow Ave., Mon- alumni of Red Bank Catholic Beach. It deserves a K • M KUchyi. Tte Dtlly Beglrter,m. BMk-JWdletowB, «X RMiy, Mprt #,!»» of Lady Luck

By Dr. James M. Long The relatives and spouses who seek outside help have one question, "What can be done? Can Women's Liberation represents more than Family Counselor the compulsive gambler be cured?" Many factors equal opportunity ~ it also means that many of may have to be considered. Mainly, however, is the "life's vices" will become more available to fe- period of his compulsion, and, primarily his recog- males. For centuries gambling has been a man's change, I am due for a score." The compulsive nition and desire to do something about the prob- game, only because, Of society's value system and gambler views his habit as a contest with destiny. lem. These are important to his rehabilitation. rules that governed "ladylike behavior," and more Regardless of how much he wins, he must continue GunbienAiMymHs specifically, because men had more opportunity, to test fate. Naturally, the ultimate is inevitable — One of the outstanding self-help groups dedi- plus the resources with which to gamble. This does he loses. cated to the problem of gambling is named "Gam- not mean that women lack the gambling impulse— Periodically the spouse of a gambler will seek blers Anonymous." The members are former gam- only the opportunity. guidance and turn to someone in the professional blers who have accepted the fact that they have a In the group of compulsive behavior, gambling community:- The sad tale involves broken promis- daily problem. Fart of the treatment process is for is one of the most consuming in that one's entire es, marital fights and financial problems. In most the gambler to attend regular meetings of the life is devoted to the excitement of the bet. The de- cases that involve a history of gambling all of the group where open discussion and case histories as- votion of the gambler to his compulsiveness knows possible sources have-been used — the house, car. sist each person to identify and support one anoth- no limits. The horses, cards, football games, or any and other assets have been mortgaged. Friends no er. type of contest, arouse the interest and-participa- longer want to see their former friend because he Many gamblers do not want to face the issue. tion of the gambler. For many, thrstock market may want to borrow additional money. The lack of that their gambling is a serious problem. Because becomes the game for the speculators. resources forces the addicted gambler to accept they are headed for self destruction, sometimes it Emotional Release loans at exorbitant interest rates. Others turn to is necessary for those directly affected to take nec- Many people like to gamble, but they are not crime in order to supporttheir habit. essary action in the hope that further barm may be addicted to it in the same way as a true gambler. Family Is Injured prevented. Family assets, such as the house, car, These individuals, for the moment enjoy the emo- Many people are injured by the gambler, but and other possessions must be protected from the tional release and tension involved in the game of none so much as his family. Unfortunately, the gambler and, if necessary, by legal means. chance. Their principal aim is to win. However, if public usually believes the gambler to be ari older The "get rich" fantasy may be a part of the they lose there is no inclination to "double up," person which is not always true. A young college' American way of life, but like so many dreams, when they win they value the prize and are satis- student was an Inveterate gambler. At school He they are unreal and represent childlike hopes. Life fied with the results. The gambler wants to win; had a history of organizing games of chance hi or- is full of chances, but fife should not exist on Lady however, he values the prize prior to his whining. der to maintain his t>wh gambling. The boy's par- Luck, alone. . ' Once he has won, the prize loses its appeal. A sec- ents revealed his pattern of borrowing money, •6*4 ond quality about the gambler is that despite his lying, and petty theft; and they spoke ofhaving to Dr. Long will be nappy to answer questions ad- need to win is his eagerness to lose. The gambler's bail him out of his difficulties. During a discussion dressed to Mm. Confldeatialtty will be respected. belief in luck plays an enormous part in his behav- of their son's gambling, they mentioned that at the Write Mm in care of The Dally Register, Red ior. So often one hears the remark "my luck will age of 10 he was betting with, other youngsters. Bank, 1U. 17711.

Fruit-Jeweled Cheesecake LOOKING FORWARD - Mrs. Esther Pavelka, Llncroft, right, president of the Northern Monmouth County Branch of the American Association of University Women, meets with three of her committee chairmen to coordinate future activities. The women Include, from left, Mrs. Jacquel- ine Carboy/ Llncroft, membership chairman; Mrs. Carolyn Mlllhfser, Colts Neck, fellowship chairman, and Mrs. Kathy Redford, Shrewsbury, : By BARBARA GIBBONS study group coordinator. If you'd like cheesecake flavor without cheesecake ca- lories, treat yourself to cheesecake pudding, an extra quick The Slim Gourmet and easy Slim Gourmet dessert you can whip up with your blender. Call to University Even if you're not counting calories, cheesecake pudding — Add cottage cheese and all remaining ingredients and is a great summer dessert, perfect for those hot-night dinners blend, first on low speed, then high to prevent overflowing. when you want something light and cool. Differing from most — Put blender bowl in refrigerator for about 20 minutes, empty-caloried sugar-packed desserts, this one is light on that until mixture sets slightly. Then swirl into eight stemmed Women Is Outlined granulated stuff but rich with milk-and-cheese nutrition. sherbet glasses. Top with graham cracker crumbs. Chill sev- LINCROFT — Women college graduates Monthly programs will be structured There's even a completely sugarless version you can make eral hours before serving. who wish to attend one of the fall membership around three main topics: "The Dollar's with diet vanilla pudding mix as its base. Serves eight, 126 calories each. .coffees given by the Northern Monmouth Worth," "This Beleagured Earth — Can Man If you like your cheesecake jeweled with fruit, vary the County Branch of the American Association of Survive," and "The Crisis in Education." recipe to suit your whim by adding a layer of fresh blue- SUGARLESS CHEESECAKE PUDDING University Women, may contact Mrs. Jacquel- berries, crushed strawberries or drained juice-packed pine- ine Carboy, Leedsville Drive, here. In addition to its monthly programs, apple tidbits. This version uses diet vanilla pudding mix, which must be The coffee hours for new and prospective AAUW will have a full year of study group ac- 1 package (4-serving) instant vanilla pudding mix cooked before blending with the cottage cheese. Follow these members will be Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. at the home tivities dealing with the drug problem, the con- 1 envelope unflavored gelatin directions: of Mrs. Pearl Bell, 13 Galloping Hill Road, sumer, the community, languages, arts and 1,4 cup boiling water Empty one four-serving envelope (half the box) of vanilla Holmdel, and Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. at the home of crafts, gourmet cooking, drama, the environ- 1 cup low-fat small-curd cottage cheese low-calorie pudding mix into saucepan. Add the dry gelatin. Mrs. Marcia Steele, 348 Sycamore Ave., ment, literature and films, values in black and 3 tablespoons lemon juice Add two cups cold milk. Cook and stir over low heat until mix- Shrewsbury. white, child study, and the education crisis. iy% cups skim milk ture simmers and thickens. Allow mixture to cool slightly, Mrs. Esther Pavelka, Lincroft, chapter pres- 2 tablespoons sugar (or sugar substitute) then pour into your blender container. Now proceed with steps ident, and other board members will speak at In addition there will be benefit events to pinch of granulated orange rind (optional) 3 and 4 as in previous recipe. Serves eight, 88 calories each. the meetings, outlining events scheduled for raise funds for fellowships to be granted to 4 graham crackers, coarsely crumbled the coming season. women for doctorate study. — Empty the dry gelatin into your blender container and pour on the boiling water. Cover and blend on high speed, Chocolate Ice Cream at only 80 calories a serving; Lemon scraping down sides of blender jar frequently with a rubber Ice at only 40 calories; five-calorie strawberry sauce! For scraper. . . these and more send a stamped self-addressed envelope and 25 Picnic Set by PTA Council - Add milk and pudding mix. Blend on high speed until cents to Slim Gourmet Ice Cream Recipes, in care of this ARDENA — The annual Wall township; Mrs. Jack Red Bank, ana Mrs. Strom- completely mixed newspaper, 50 W. Shore Trail, Sparta, N.J. 07871. picnic meeting of. the board of Goldberg, Hazlet; Mrs. Fred wasser. managers of the Monmouth Rauffus and Mrs. Francis X. Mrs. Margaret DeWolfe has County Council of Parents Burke, Holmdel; Mrs. Vincent resigned as human relations and Teachers will be Monday Lamano, Union Beach; Mrs. chairman in order to assume at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. John Polhemus, Neptune; the duties of program chair-' Monmouth Museum Names New Trustees Coleman Stromwasser, here. Mrs. Harry Fornarotto, Wana- man. Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mata- massa; Mrs. Walter Haynes, A workshop for PTA offi- LINCROFT - William Home and School Association. Monmouth County Association hibition Committee has been County and the Middletown wan, council president, has Freehold; Mrs. Robert cers and chairmen is planned Boardman Leonard, presi- She participated in the found- for Retarded Children. The •active at the museum for a League of Women's Voters. appointed designated "key" Schunneman, New Mon- for September. dent, announces the election ing of the Youth Employment Blairs are the parents of three number of years and recently She and her husband have two people in this year's adminis- mouth; Mrs. Chester Beaman of three new members: Mrs. Service of Bed Bank, serving children. worked on the "Brandywine children. tration: Mrs. Martin Burne, and Mrs. Robert Madusky, William R. Blair Jr., Fair as its president from 1967 until Mrs. Simon, co-chairman of Tradition Artists" exhibit and Haven, Mrs. Thomas W. Leid- 1970 and in the organization of the Monmouth Museum's Ex- "Survival at the Edge of the MOTHERS TO MEET ner, Locust, and Mrs. Lester the Monmouth County Wel- Sea." She is co-author of a Sewing Beats .ttEYPORT — The Modern NURSING HOME fare Council, now the Commu- book on the Oriental Art of pa- • 14-Hour Cor* Simon, Little Silver, to the Mothers Social Club of the • UN on dut» oil tlmn board of trustees of the Mon- nity Service Council serving Feeding Baby perfoldlng entitled "Paper Bayshore Area will meet Mon- • Mflllcart Appromd mouth Museum. as vice president of the coun- Folding to Begin With." She Law day at 8 p.m. in the home of NAVESINK HOUSE Mrs. Blair has been active cil's firsfcboard. In 1957 Mrs." Is Class Topic has lectured on Origami to Mrs. Theodore Csik, Perching' Blair received the Out-. school groups, scouts, and pri- from A to Z, except for their 40Rivnjid.Avt.,IWBonk1 in community affairs. She has BELFORD - "The Care undies. They aren't young, Plate. Discussed will be the 842-S40O served as a member of the standing Leaguer of the Year vate organizations. Mrs. Sim- PARIS (AP) - It can be annual dinner party and fund- Award from the Junior and'Feeding of a New Born on's community activities also though. Of course," adds Sara, board of directors of the Mon- Baby," a subject of interest to hard to be a lawyer if you "it depends on what you call raising projects. mouth Council of Girl Scouts League of Monmouth County include the Monmouth Day know how to sew. for her service through the mothers and fathers-to-be, Care Center. Dr. and Mrs. young. They are my age, from and as its president from 1959 will be discussed at the Pros- Eight years ago, Sara Shel- 24 to 45 years old." until 1962; as Fund Drive .years. She is presently a" Simon have three children. member of the Junior League pective Parents' Class of burne left her hometown, Rich- But A to Z isn't enough. Her chairman for the Fair Haven MCOSS Family Health and Mrs. Leidner has been mond, Va., to finish her thesis real aim — to resurrect a dying Community -Appeal and as a of Monmouth County, the chairman of the publicity in international law. Now, the Monmouth Park Charity Ball Nursing Service Aug. 29 from breed, "the faithful customer." member of its, board; and as 7:30 to 9 p.m. Classes con- committee for the Monmouth 28-year-old is still in Paris ... As bait, she offers those little president of the Rumson-Fair Committee, and the Winter- Museum for the past two but using a scissors instead of a glow Ball Committee for the ducted here in the Hartshorne services that have made the Haven Regional High School Health Center, 133 Leonard- years. She has been active in pen. .'"•'•• French dressmaker famous THE HILLEL SCHOOL ville Road, also are open to the restoration of the Allen "I absolutely adore clothes," through the centuries. This adoptive parents and grand- House in Shrewsbury, and says the dark-haired Miss Shel- means a missing button or sing- parents. serves as a trustee for the burne, who has always done her ed sleeve replaced, with the Monmouth County Historical own sewing. She started only charge being a word of Of the Shore Area Detailed information is Association. making clothes for other people thanks. If you have a special available from MCOSS head- She is a member of the Ju- as a hobby and slowly it got the dress in mind, Miss Shelburne Logan Road, Ocean, N.J. HAVE PROBLEMS IN quarters in Red Bank. nior League of Monmouth better of those dusty law books. — or rather, Jier eight workers "I have no fashion experi- — will whip" it up for the same ence," she says with, pride. price as any dress in the shop. SCHOOL LAST YEAR? "But I draw, sew, drape, cut, "This pays off," she admits. make patterns and design my "Anyway, our prices are cheap Announces \ DON'T WAIT — September is almost here - Feelrich, own prints. I guess you learn by for France. Fifty dollars for a doing." crepe de chine dress is just SI Learning problems won't simply disappear. • It all began with three enor- nothing." Registration for the school semester | ACT NOW - Call EBRONIX LEARNING warm, mous suitcases and $1,000. The Apparently, the price is k CENTER today for FREE diagnostic testing ' J first she lugged to New York right, for she will soon open a Beginning Spetember 6 worry- stuffed with her initial collec- chain of "Sara Shelburnes" in tion. The second she used to buy France, beginning with a sec- the plane ticket. ond store in Paris. Nursery through Eighth Grade EBRONIX LEARNING CENTERS provide free ' 'I knew from nothing. No one one-to-one tutoring—in your own home-for Mamber F.D.I.C. had ever heard of me," she PATIO PARTY students in gradqs. 1-12 who are below grade reminisces. "I just called up a OCEAN TOWNSHIP — A nationally acclaimed bi-cultural day school store and said, 'hello, may I Among the guests attending offering academic excellence level in: speak to a buyer'?" the Xi Alpha Sigma Chapter READING-MATH-SPELLING About a year ago she opened of Beta Sigma Phi patio cock- Transfer students accepted on all levels f her very own boutique, called' taii 't here at the home of n\\ Today "Sara Shelburne." Subtitled Capt. and Mrs. Peter A. "American Fashion in Paris", Gouette, 304 Lincoln Drive, her clothes often go to depart- were Mr. and Mrs. Robert For information call ment stores and specialty shops Downs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles LEARNING throughout America. "I'm all Fisher, Mr. and Mrs.'Vincent 531-1220 CENTERS Have extra cash in your bank over the mid-East, from Chi- Artole and Mr. and Mrs. Gene ebroniir cago to Texas," says the de- Towns. * Gteorg* Town* - Olnctor ol Educallcff" balance when you need it. Open signer. The North and the West Transportation available 252 BROAD STREET k a Cash-O-Matic account with us. are fertile grounds too, "but not IS £MI£7HOII»Bummer Hour.: 9 A.M.. TO 2 P.M.. 842-0121 J so much the South." When you are mixing up a K 'ReRed Bank-Wostfleld '5 Wherever they go, the clothes green salad, try adding grated • ,.• Nutley-Dsnvffle-Slaleri Island • come out of her atelier up- Parmesan cheese along with Tha bin'k thai look$ out for you stairs. "We dress some women the salt and pepper. •, Red Bank-Middletown, S.I. Friday, August 18,1W2 ils' Carltoh Wins ,15Straig

Then the Phillies unlimbered his 15th game of the year and against him would continue. "I want to thank my team- acknowledge their ovation. victories, a feat unattained It was a birthday present Rose If Harmon Jb 3 : Steve Carlton had been saving their muscles and, battering 10th in a row, that Beverly After Deron Johnson gave mates for their super sup- "It felt great I want to thank since Rube Marquard of the Morgan 2b 3 0 BOWOB 4 ' New York Giants set the mod- Tokncl Monty* * = for three weeks. And when he three Cincinnati hurlers for 16 glanced at the Phillies' sched- him a lead with a two-run port," Carlton said. "They the fans. It was touching. Bench lb Montonicf .4 ern major league record. Me**» tuturor M If 4 presented it to his wife, she hits, ripped up the Reds 8-4, ule and figured he'd be going homer, the Reds jumped him scored runs, got the big hits Nothing like it ever happened. Foster rf JohnsoJhnson llb Cncepaiss Si 0 providing Carlton with bis for No. 20 on Aug. 17. for three runs in the third on and played great defense. It to me before." Atlanta (1) NMY«K(» , HuHonib i bad to share it with 53,376 oth- ab r ob r Plummrc 2 Robnsnrf er delighted onlookers. 15th consecutive victory. "That's my birthday," she Dave Conception's single, Bill really is a great feeling." Winning 20 games has hap- GorrH. 40 Bomes2b 4 1 Gnrnslyp •i 0 Btileinon c Corr«tt3b 0 0 Carlton p 4 0 "I was very happy I could Elsewhere in the National told her husband, "and that's Plummer's double, Pete It wasn't as great, though, pened to him before—in 1971, Ageecf II SSV 1 0 Jackson pr "pnpol lb 0 0 give it to her," the Phila- League, the New York Mets what I want Your 20th vic- Rose's single and Joe Mor- as what he felt after getting to be exact, when he posted a Wlllarrac liner It Carroll p 1 0 :i 2 0 • McRaeph Baker cf e 33 9 14 delphia Phillies' left-hander edged Atlanta 2-1, Houston de- tory." It was a tough order. gan's double. the last out to become the 20-9 record with St. Louis be- ljumrf 4 0 Total 31~4 7 Total stroyed Montreal 17-5, the Chi- But Don Money's sacrifice first pitcher in 21 years to win fore the Cardinals traded him Avon pn 3 0 Martini ss 3 0 said last night after winning "I haven't beaten them Mil Ian 2) 0 0 Seoverp 3 0 I 010-4 cago Cubs nipped San Fran- since 1967," Carlton said of fly and Willie Montanez' two- 20 games with a last-place to Philadelphia for Rick Wise. Perez u 4 0 McOrow p 0 0 .'.V.V.V.' 020 t 20X-9 his 20th game of the baseball Reedp 43 00 0 cisco 2-1, San Diego clipped run homer in the fifth gave club. Now a lot of people are won- E — Bench. DP — Cincinnati 1. LDB - season, the first National the Reds. "You have to stay ClnclnMfle, Philadelphia «. |B - Bate- League pitcher to reach that St. Louis 3-2 and Los Angeles on top of that lineup... You him a 5-3 edge and the Phils "We want Steve! We want dering if Carlton can do a few mon. Plummer, Moraon, W. Robinson 2, Concepclon. 3B - Montonu. HR•*• D. plateau. whipped Pittsburgh 4-2. never can relax." built on it with two more runs Steve!" the fans chanted — things neither he nor anyone ^^fanSroaVrToB^-'Aflama Johnson (7), Montanei (12). SB - ftow. apiece in the sixth and sev- and he obliged by returning else has done in a long time. 7, New York t. 2B — Agee. Baker 2, Tolan 2. Harmon. S — Grlmsley 2, For a while, it appeared It was about three weeks And for a while, it looked Barnes. SB — T. Mortlmz. SF - Krone- Bowa. Money. W. Robinson. he'd have trouble getting it. ago, just after Steve bad won like Cincinnati's streak enth innings. momentarily to the field to The first goal is 19 straight pool. , Aaron, Schlee Tied; Threats Cloud Ulozas One Behind Munich Camp MUNICH, Germany (AP) - Rhodesian team should fulfill SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - I want to go to bed," Trevino course, changed the name of The list of nations threatening the conditions under which it Veterans Tommy Aaron and said. He left the course imme- the tournament and boosted to withdraw from the Munich was accepted. If there is any Jena Schlee matched 67s yes- diately. the prize money so that it is Olympic Games swelled yes- variance,then the IOC might terday for the first-round lead Schlee and the streaking exceeded in value by only two terday, but none of the teams reconsider, he declared. in the $200,000 USI .Golf Clas- Aaron were five under par on, regular season events. installed in the Olympic Vil- Under an agreement sic while ailing Lee Trevino the 7,212-yard Pleasant Valley Jack Not In lage moved to pack their reached a year ago, the ra- struggled to a 74. Country Club course and held Jack Nicklaus, winner of bags. cially integrated team from ULOZASSOARS a one-stroke lead over New Uganda and Mali were the Rhodesia agreed to be listed '-, Tom Ulozas of Matawan, Zealand left-hander Bob the Masters, U.S. Open, three other titles and more than latest to join the boycott under the name Southern NJ., former professional at Charles, rookie Marty Bohen movement because of Rho- Rhodesia, follow the flag that the Bamm Hollow Country and Rick Massengale. 1240,000 already this season, is. not competing. Arnold Palm- desia's apartheid policies. was used when Rhodesia was Club in Middletown Township, The group at 68 includes de- a British Colony, and accept. tied one stroke back with fending champion Dave Stock- er, South African Gary Player The International Olympic and George Archer — who Committee clung firmly to its "God Save the Queen" as the three other players'. Bob ton, veteran Bob Rosburg, national anthem. So far the Charles, Martin Bohen and Steve Melnyk, Mike Hill, Hu- beat Aaron in playoffs twice position that it would not bow this year — also are among to political pressure. Rhodesians have rigidly fol- Rick Massengale all have 68's. bert Green, Hale Irwin and lowed the stipulations — and Trevino, the British Open Mike Reaser. the missing. Willi Daume, president of the organizing committee, have carefully steered clear champion and pretoruney fa- Stockton won this event last Trevino played the back vorite here, was still fighting told a news conference that 11 of talking about political is- season when it was called the nine first and had his huge fol- African nations have officially sues. ••;••• a virus. He took a triple Massachusetts Classic. Since lowing alert and excited when bogey even and a 40 on his fi- or unofficially given word that So far, Ethiopia and Tan- then the sponsoring United he made the turn two under they will pull out of the zania are the only nations that , .nal nine holes of the day. States Industries has pur- par. But the obviously weak "I'm just tired and sick and Games if the Southern Rhode- have given official notice: of chased the long, challenging and weary man, second only sian team Is allowed to par- their intentions to withdraw if to Nicklaus on the money list, AP wirtpntto drove into the woods on the BARNES AWAY — New York AAets Lute Barnes scores yesterday as At- ticipate. • Rhodesia participates. How- second hole — his 11th — took Janta'Braves catcher Earl Wifllams tries to receive a throw after Ed rCra- Daume said the IOC is not ever, diplomatic missions two to get out and wound up nepool hit a sacrifice fly In the eighth inning. Williams missed the ball on changing its position. He said from three nations have in- with a seven on the bole. what was called a wild throw, Mets John Milner (28) watches the action. that the IOC insists that the formed the organizing com- mittee that their teams would He never recovered. pull out. Aaron, winner of more than Daume said the organizing $100,000 despite being unable to committee bad refused to ac- annex a title this season, Mara Ponders Giant Site cept these communications didn't have a bogey on bis ' since it deals only with nation- card, missed only one green al Olympic committees. and had an extremely solid Uganda and Mali and Liber- round. During Next Two Seasons ia were in the group to send The 35-year-old Aaron, now messages by the diplomatic route. in his 12th season on the tour, By JONNIFALK • Mets, who have a "sweet-" the Giant training camp at birdied the third hole from As of now, the following na- heart" contract with the city. Monmouth College here yes- tions have decided to join the eight feet and made his round WEST LONG BRANCH — The Giants will have ex- terday, hejdid not get Bob with a string of four birds in boycott or are considering ac- Giant owner Wellington Mara clusive pro football rights in Grim's signature on a con- tion: Ethiopia, Tanzania, Lib- five holes starting at the sev- yesterday refused to specu- the new stadium to be built in tract enth. late on where the Giants will the Meadowlands, but that That matter is still in the eria, Ghana, Mali, Sierra will not be ready until 1975. Leone, Kenya, Uganda, The sweet swinging Geor- play in 1973 and '74 while Yan- hands of Concannon and Egypt, Sudan, Zambia, So- gian, one of the tour's most • kee Stadium is being remo- If Shea Stadium is ruled out Grim's attorney, Wayne Hoo- malia and Pakistan. Some of consistent money winners, deled and the new Meadow- as a temporary Giant home, per. stroked a six iron to within lands stadium is being built. Princeton's Palmer Stadium Mara said that Grim is fuUy the teams are already in- four feet of the flag for a bird- "I don't want to speculate and Yale Bowl pop into the covered to the extent of his stalled in the Olympic Village. ie there, saved par with a four on next year," he said. "I picture. Both have histories of last contract with the Vikings Others-have not yet left borne. foot putt on the next hole, wouldn't want some stadium horrendous traffic jams dur- in case of injury. iMiiiiiiniimiiinnirmimmnmiiiiraiimii dropped birdie putts of 15 and to read it in the papers first. ing annual Giant preseason GIANTSTEPS 20 feet on the next two then Frankly, I would rather stay games, and Palmer Stadium Giant hopes for a victory reached the par five 11th with in Yankee Stadium until Giant • seats only 45,725. Yale Bowl over the Jets Sunday really How They two wood shots and two-put- Stadium is ready." holds about 72,000 but is 80 hinge on defensive improve- ted. He did say he bad alterna- miles from New York. ment. Coach Alex Webster Schlee, 33, and still seeking tives in mind and would try to In addition, the Ivy League said yesterday a couple of Stand do everything possible to sat- schools have a history of re- new defenses have been put in his first title in eight seasons, AMERICAN LEAGUE isfy the most fans. fusing the use of their sta- for the Jets, and that the Gi- also got away without a L Pct,/OB Shea Is Out diums to professional teams ants would blitz some. Baltimore 600 53 53.5366, - bogey. Detroit. 60 53 .531 YlYl Shea Stadium, home of the during the season. "I hope we've brought the Wellington Mara New York 51 53 523 11WW The lanky Schlee punched Boston 56 54 3 APWIrepholo Jets, is apparently out al- Mara said Dick Concannon, defense along to the point Herman, who missed the first Cleveland 52 6"0" .464 • TIES FOR LEAD — John Schlee putts on the 18th sand wedge shots within four though the Yankees will play the team's attorney, would where they don't have to think two games with a knee injury. Milwaukee 43 69 .3M 17 green to complete his five under 67, good for a tie feet for birdies on both the there while their own stadium meet with city officials next of their keys but just go out Oakland...'. 64 46 .5*9 - He will start at right guard. Chlcaao 65 46 JM Vi with Tommy Aaron in the opening round of the front side par fives, banged in gets a face-lifting. "I'm sure week to talk over the stadium and play football," he said. Minnesota SB 51 .532 tV, birdie putts of 18 and 15 feet problem. He did not hint that However, linebacker Ralph KonsasClty 54 56 .491 11 $200,000 United States Industrial Golf Classic In Phil Iselin (Jet president) Webster reported that Ran- Baker is on injured waivers California... 51 61 .455 15 Sutton, Mass. Schlee and Aaron are one stroke coming home and grabbed his would cooperate," Mara said, Mayor John Lindsay's appeal Texas 45 6677 .402 51 dy Johnson had looked his and his replacement will be Yesterday's Retails ahead of a foursome which Includes former share of the lead when he "but it's not his decision." to the Giants to stay in New California i. Cleveland 2 sharpest of the year in prac-. Paul Crane, who is light but Boston 4, Texas 3 . • Bamm Hollow pro Tom Ulozas. chipped in from 20 feet on the Principal tenant in city- York is on the agenda. tice and said again that John- Detroit li Minnesota 2,1st 17th hole. agile. Gary Arthur starts at Minnesota 7. Detroit 6,2nd, 10 Innings owned Shea Stadium is the Although Mara returned to son would go all the way if he tight end in place of the in- Chicago 6, Baltimore 1 . is having a good game. jured Rich Caster, and John Older clubs not scheduled The Giants and Jets have Mlnneioto Wooajon (10-10) at Balti- Title Dockery will be at corner- more McNally (12-10), 7:30 p.m. •' met four times previously, Oakland Oejom (W) at Cleveland Perry back. (18-11), 7:30 pjn. Freehold Todav Defense to Highlight one of those in the regular Both teams were rapped by Milwaukee Lonl season. The Jets won pre- J season games in 1969, 37-14, Pittsburgh. The Steelers knocked off the Giants, 28-10, California Ryan (12-11) at Detroit U/U and 1971, 27-14. The Giants Ich (H-9),9p.m. ~ Entries Convention Hall Mat Card and the Jets, 22-3. Boston Slebera (104) at Chicago Bgh- won in 1970, 28-24, and that nsen (15-13), 9 p.m. -t 1st-PACE 1M14M Scotch V 0 (H. Flllon) ASBURY PARK - A title Toni Rose, returning to the Interest is heavy in the However, Webster said, Umtflgtit (H. Flllon) M Je S Bee Handy (Morgan) 1-1 shore for the first time in a same year beat the Jets, 22- "The Jets are a very solid NATIONAL LEAGUE > Attorney N (O. Flllon) .5-1 Wonder Colt (Morono) ...... 12-1 defense by Mr. Fugf and Pro- Spoiler-El Olympico go. The 10, in the regular season. East Division Bonn Point (Bvtlir) 7-2 Scottish Dancer (Looney) ...15-1 fessor Torn Tanaka, the local couple of years, squares off Spoiler is a 6-4, 285-pounds. team from looking at the W L Pet. OB ThurleyH (Olln)... „ .4-1 Whirl Off (McrsfleW)...~ ...15-1 The Jets get a big lift this, Pittsburgh 69 42 422 "- H A Ltnlort (Dawklns) 51 m-PACElMJM debut of The Spoiler and a against Debbie Johnson, who Olympico is a clever grappler films of the first two games. New York 59 50 .541 ...2-1 Chicago 59 54 .522 ' Trustworthy Pick (H. Flllon) 61 The Mod Baron (Boucher) bout between females will impressed in her previous despite entering the ring with week from the return to ac- In the past two years they've St. Louis 53 57 — • Oypiy Hilt Walton (Sklmtr) .8-1 Golden Banter (H. Flllon) ..~5-2 Montreal 50 60 . Carlo Jo (DuMont) S-l Sammy Pace (Wagner)..... 4-1 give shore area fans a wres- showing here on the inaugural a mask. tion of veteran guard Dave had a lot of injuries, but they Phllodilphla— 42 69 Santorl (Caltoglrone) 12-1 Lolas Victory (Kelly).-....., •ernle Dill (Quartler) 15-1 Nobte Fred (Howard) (-1 tling tripleheader tonight in bill. could be very tough on everv^ Cincinnati .** 6S 43 1M—PACElMlUt . Captain Hook (Dancer)...... -..—. Convention Hall. Two pins'or two submis- body. They're one of the few Houston 64 50 JUK!|K Just Tag (Wagner) 2-1 Mister Smart N (Dancer Jr.) '".'.*•! Los Angeles 59 ,51 .535. »y, Kaboom (H. Flllon) .3-1 Brill (Greene) . Mr. Fugi and Tanaka, who • sions are needed for victory in clubs that it's hard for us to Atlanta 52 '63 JSl It Dllldocker (No Boy) 6-1 9th —PACE 1M MM r.MlS-1 San Francisco 51 64 -443 19 Peppers Ace (Tullno) 4-1 . B Donna (H. Flllon) ...... the tag match. The champion- read defensively." San Diego 44 67 .394 24 won the World Wide Wrestling Yesterday's Results V Santo Vincent (Ferrlero) 4-1 Cool Kitten (Mecouch) ...... ::::::£ Federation tag team title six ship doesn't change hands if Vernon Vanoy, 6-8, 275 de- New York2, Atlanta 1 •'• Super Eagle (Moreno) _ 6-1 F W Dee Dee (Butler) ...... Chicago 2,5an Francisco 1 Fast Gun (Yonotl) 1-1 Happlntts Honey (Lotunsycri •< .. ..5-1 weeks ago, will put it on the the two falls are won any oth- fensive tackle placed on wai- Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 4 3 St Surf (McGee) 15-1 River Circle Helen (McGovern)...... J.6-M1 Houston 17, Montreal 5 - Jooquh Jean (Lolrd) }O-1 Charming Brown (Stafford) ...... 1M line against the newly-formed er way. vers earlier in the week, has SanDlepoS, St. Louis 2 .: Double Agent (Dancer) 20-1 Miss Baron Abbe (Delll Sontl) 12-1 Los Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 2 . > Vd - PACE 1M 110) Steady Gay (Honcock) 15-1 combination of Sonny (Show- Mr. Fugi and Tanaka have been recalled from waivers Chequer Board (H. Flllon) .....2-1 Unpredictable (Luchento) .4-1 boat) King and 401-pound Go- proven a tough combo since after being claimed by anoth- Victory Knlghtess (D. Flllon) .31 MItl— PACE 1M WO* Hot Cargo (Motlbashka) 4-1 Little Hodge .(Gray) 2-1 rilla Monsoon over the best of they won the title. But Mon- er team. "We're working Second Fiddle (Poulln) .6-1 Prince MeTburn (H. Flllon) ...... 3-1 three falls. soon, one of the most powerful something out with another —- Worth Glenn (Dawklns) (-1 Hickory Marshall (Stratton) 3-1 ai!?rff3).!a pm ^ Manriart Dlerdre (McGovern) 81 DashlngDavld (Greene) - .5-1 The Spoiler, who has gained grapplers of all times, and team on him," Webster said. Clncli 5 Harmottan (lovlne) 10-1 Vlrglls Boy (Thomas)..- .4-1 man nnati HaM (50) at New York KflM- Helens Seattle Boy (Boucher) 121 Mlm Arden (Smith Jr.)...... 6-1 a reputation for winning bouts King, a wiry and clever per- Area fans planning to go to Mist Eclipse (Ralhbone) 12-1 Empty Pockets (Howard) .(-1 in quick order, will be op- former, are rated formidable Grie,WS.m:^ Top Fibre (Luchento) _ 15-1 Pleasant Kim (No Boy) 10-1 New Haven Sunday for the £hJ»«9 J«!Mj» <1MW o» Los Angeles 4H| —PACE1M24N R Michael (Plntl) ...... 10-1 posed by El Olympico, the opposition for the Japanese game are advised to leave Rocko (H. Flllon) .5-2 Hello Yankee (Rathbone) 15-1 Horatio Hanover (Abbatlello) 3-1 11M —PACE1M14N highly-talented Mexican. duo. early and be prepared to stay niloughby'iM); lVp.m'.' Mighty Mir (Mortel) 4-1 Armbro Imoge (Kelly) 5-2 Tarport Mike (McGovern) .....6-1 Farrlor Boy (Parodls) 5-2 late. Traffic gets very sticky, •in iniiiinniiiinniiiniiiniiiniiiiijiiM Golden Chip (Dancer) 8-1. Swift Action N (Dancer Jr.) .4-1 Hot Rod Llto (Kelly) 8-1 Russet Creed (No Boy) - 6-1 Freehold Results Jay Abbe (McKenna) 1-1 Klrkwood Bob (Hoepfner) 8-1 1st - Pan 1M Pan* KM T-2:M.l Impreulve (Boucher) 12-1 Ohio Don (Gogllordl) -.10-1 Exacta MlT 12.09 Medic Pride (McKenno) 15-1 Chief Plncher (Munti) 10-1 Mary Marten* (Andlpho) 10.00 6.20 6.00 7th - Pace 1M Parse KM T-2:H.1 LAST DAY TOMORROW! Mighty Mouth (Norway) 15-1 Bay Blaje (Mansfield) 15-1 Float Jolly (Pollseno) 15.60 9.M Pastime Faf Man (Flllon) 5.60 3.«0 3.00 Mfc-PAOeiMMi Evans Frost (Lubosco) 20-1 South Wind N (Dawklns).... .3.00 Dreamer Lobell (Foldl). 13.60 5.20 Doc Von (Gray) " Chockoyotte Duke (Batton!) .20-1 lad - Pat* 1M PeTN 17N T4:M Seofleld Countess (Abbatlello) 3.40 $100,000 SAPLING Bordervlew Bob l*e (Mgnttgna) ...... 3-1 Herbon Dream (Flllon).. M0 2.60 2.30 Exacts (H) 1034* Mr Wlb (Plntl) .1-1 • Gifted Penney (Ferronto) J.20 2.40 llh — Pace 1M Purse 400* T-J:04.2 Lord Stocey (Quortler) 4-1 Selections Good and Dandy (Rambone) 2.M Eagewdod Kevan (Dwkns)..6.M 3.00 4.00 Trtno Jean (No Boy) 5-1 DaRy Doubt* (M) VM Eastern Time (Schlouer)...... 3.M 3.20 Mister Chamfer (Mallbaihka) 6-1 Jrd — Pan 1M Purs* MM T-2:07 Tactual (Flllon) 4.20 Fine Way N (No Boy)... »1 , - Urmllght N, Attorney H, Tnurfey H Queens Lafayette (Boucher) 10-1 2 — Just Toe, Kabeem, Peepers Ace Scottish HJilller (Lney) ....16.20 7.00 4.00 Exacta (4-5) 29.M Sharon Irishman (Sperendl) 12-1 1 — Checaer Beerd, Hercarge, Vlc- Mary Jo Adlos (Quortler) 1.00 5.40 tlti - Pace 1M Purs* 17M T-l:07.1 Apostle (Mansfield) „ 12-1 teiYKMiMeu Armbro Komoka (Ferrlero) 9.00 Ken Keen (Morris) 7.60 4.60 3.40 eM-PACBIMXM 4 — ReSe, Mighty Mir, Heratl* Han*-. Bxocto (M) M.M Ricky J (Smith) I.W 4.40 JUST CHECKING — Vincent T. HIrsch, right) of Benson (No Boy) J-t Ellleens Boy (McNIchol) 4.20 Doddyt Filly (Gow«r).... 3-1 i-Dec Van, Lard Stocey, Mr Wlb Exacta tU) 35.K Spring Lake, a member of the Board of Gover- Duonet Gold (Gray) -4-1 < — A aensen, Dwanes Oeld, Daddys 10th - Trot 1 M Purse MM T-2:0« nors of the Jersey Shore Medical Center, Fltkln Klpple Boy (Thompson) 4-1 mi Lullaby Dnd/ (dncr Jr) .4.001.MS1M Armbro Jadyn (Warrlngfon) .4-1 1 — Myttm Dal*, Con Eden, Scotch VO Exacta (1-01M.M Ida Rodney (Puma) 3.20 2.40 Hospital, Neptune, shows the winner's trophy and Sampson AM* (Bonocorso) ...... 4-1 I - Neile Fred, The Mad Boron, Gold- Trtodophone (Pollseno) , 2.60 Jan* Chel (Sopterao) 1-1 en Banker 31* - Pace 1 M Purs* MM T-2.-04.2 presents David V. Carter a check for $300. Carter Tru Mix Bill (Campbell) 10-1 9 — B Deniw, u*pr*dictokle, Ceel Kit- Bedford Star (Poulln).... 2f.M 7.20 4.60 exacta (M) MM Monmou OCEANPORT, N.J. Big Shot Lobell (Vlielll) 12-1 fen Moondowner (Poaa) .4.40 3.30 lllh - Pac* 1 M Pun* 17N T-l:M.4 is the executive vice president from the Fire- 9RacBsDallv Wotchlmtkk (Andolpho) 12-1 is — Little Hedge, Hickory Marshsll, Fredys Lll Sis (Howard). 4.» Rich Dream (Kelly): 4.60 3.0O 2.40 cracker Invitational Tournament played last week 2 miles from Garden St. Parkway, Exit 10S Ttti-PACBIMJJH PrkMi M*ft*rn Exacted]) ttw Miss Scorlet Pat (Flllon) 1,20 3.00 Con GdeMMorono) 2-1 - II — Farrier Bey, Armsre Imate, Rus-

RED BANK — Some of the greatest names in The Jersey Speed Skiffs, always among the Both drivers will be here this weekend. powerboat racing will be here in Red Bank today spectator favorites, will have Herb Moore of Sea Jack Kiely of Long Branch owns the national and tomorrow for the 33rd National Sweepstakes Bright — the world's record holder for average title in Ski Racing Runabouts in his "Yankee Sea- Regatta — a Gulf Marine racing classic speed in his "Flying Karpet." ler " He is one of the few local drivers in Ms class. Seven classes of bwts will highlight the action Herb is not the only Moore who drives skiffs. The regatta is set to get under way at 11:30 for this two-day spectacular. Five events win in- His brother BUI, 31, also of Sea Bright, came within a.m. on both days, and the final race is slated for clude national champions. Six champs were ex- 3/10 of a mile of tying the record in a regatta in Es- 4:45 p.m. pected but Art Cummins, Highlands, the nation's sex, Md. (Governor's Cup) two weeks ago with his Fast Coarse top Jersey Skiff driver, flipped his boat last week boat, "Carpetbagger." The National Sweepstakes Regatta course is a at Raleigh, N.C. and is recovering at Monmouth Ed Moore, 35, of Red Bank owns the boat 1% mile oval which was altered last year to pro- Medical Center in Long Branch. called "Fire Water," but does not drive. His boat vide top speeds with maximum, safety. The design Guy Returns will be in the regatta opening tomorrow. permits drivers to go flat out for almost theenUre Guy Lombardo will return hi a promotional en- Only Female length. deavor tomorrow. The former national titlist in the Connie Cottrell, Highlands, will bring her "Egg Although the regatta is celebrating its Mrd Unlimited Class in his boat "Tempo" bas always Beater" to the regatta also. Miss Cottrell is the year, it has not been run consecutively. It was can- regarded Red Bank as his favorite place to race. only female entered in the entire snow. celed in 1953 but was resurrected in I960 by a group Don Dunnington of Silver Springs, Md. and of local real estate and businessmen. SWEEPS OPENS — More than 100 powerboat drivers from across the Lombardo, now 70, won international fame in the iateWWs and early Ws. ; ". member of the Gulf Marine Hall of Fame, broke The first regatta at Red Bank was an ootboanl U.S. will vie for honors in the National Sweepstakes Regatta io be held on the speed record in last year's edition of the Red the Naveslnk River In Bed Bank tomorrow and Sunday. Seven different' Classes included In this weekend's program marathon in 1928 which ran from New York Bat- are 145,150 and 280 Hydroplanes, five and seven Bank Regatta, but has since, lost his national title tery Park to Marine Park. It was a hazardous af- 'classes of boats will spray rooster tails and run for records In this Gulf to arch-rival Tony Rodriguese, a Portuguese native fair with drivers dodging all kinds of sea-going ves- Marine Racing Classic , litre Hydroplanes, Jersey Speed Skiffs and Ski : Racing Runabouts. who calls Valley Stream, N.Y. his home. sels en route to the finish line. nminwinailuatmarannwmHbimimwimiwmmimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit mimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiminifiiiiiiiiinuBiiiniinnuniiiiiiiiiiiii County Youths Take to Rivers In Search of Hungry Snappers ' It's time for the kids to get over. Marine Park bas been As go the snappers, so go tuna lost was estimated as Baking fish are usually their greatest joy out of fisft- crowded with kids hunting the blues. Blues have been weighing more tban 100 whole, or big pieces of large ing. Snappers are in. snappers, but don't go down heavy in the Sandy Hook and pounds. fish. Leave the skin on and there intending to fish this Sea Bright.areas, and there Feathers, Big Rebel lures bake in a very hot oven for a weekend. The National are no signs of letting up. and cedar plugs bave been short period of tune, OF bake Sweepstakes Regatta will be doing a job on the tuna. They in a medium oven for a longer doing a two-day stint in the The big news for the past are reportedly being caught time. A third method calls for Navesink, and there won't be week has been the sudden in- as far down the line as Barn- baking in milk, bullion or oth-. and Stream a fish in sight. vasion of tuna, especially in egat Ridge. •. er flavored stock that doesn't Sea Bright from the bridge the area just off Asbury Park. Weak&sh and fluke are still cover the fish. to the Highlands Bridge Is a Jim Stewart of Haztet and a in the Sandy Hook area: One The baby blues are running good area. Mend caught four between 40 The secret to deep frying is angler came back to Captain to bring tne cooking oil to anywhere from 6 to ID inches Spearing and killies are the and 50 pounds. The two fish- Charlie's Tackle and Bait ' and they appear to be all ermen lost three. One of the proper temperatures (360-380) favorite snapper foods. Shop in Port Monmouth with a degrees. Dip pieces of fish in 10-pound fluke — quite a ra- milk, flour and bread crumbs. ritv. Striped bass are once again in hot oil; they win rise when hitting in the Sandy Hook and they are done. Drain excess Asbury Park areas. They're oil and serve immediately. ic Highlands catching bass right off the jet- Broiling is a good way to ty in Asbury Park. serve fatty fishes. Heat both Bott Christening the oven and broiling pan to The "Super Cat" fishing insure even cooking. Baste CLUB CHAMP — Mrs. Wemyss Scott, left, Matawan, won the Bamm Hol- boat, owned by Capt. Charles frequently with butter, or low Country Club championship yesterday when she shot an 88. Mrs. Ge- Wins Carleton Game Fossani of Twin Lakes Ma- place a strip of fat bacon on rard Lauro, center, of Brooklyn, N.Y. took runnerup honors. Mrs. John S. &; , LONG BRANCH — Atlantic League here last night figure* in every ran but one, rina, will be christened this each filet Hart, AAiddletown, was tourney chairman. v Highlands won the first game The second game will be while Len GlowzensU hurled weekend in the Atlantic High- of the test two of three play- played Monday at Atlantic a three-hitter, and struck out lands Yacht Harbor (Pier 1). roff series against Long Highlands. 10 batters. Gov. William T. Cahill may be •Branch, 4-1, in the Ed Carle- Jack Marascio went three on hand to join in the festi- John Perri took the defeat. Our Native Joins Sapling iton Memorial Baseball for three for the winners and vities. He allowed nine bits and Bonos From Fishing struck out four. OCEANPORT — Monmouth Pearlsteln's Scotch Mark, El- July 8 but has been training Florida-bred son of Gentle Art Fish are delicious table fare racing secretary Ken Lennox mendorfs Swift Courier and. brilliantly for conditioner boasts a career record of four Marasdo Stars when correctly prepared. The Marascio gave Atlantic received word this morning Green Mill Farm's Tropi- Chuck Werstler. Jockey Buck victories in seven starts with first step is to bave properly- from trainer Bill Resseguet, crema. Thornburg will have the earnings bit 166,708. . Beacon Ladies Highlands a nm In the first in- cleaned, fresh fish, and this is ning with a triple. He- scored Jr. that he intends to start Good Credentials mount. Assagai Jr. won his first the fisherman's responsibility. Our Native, who was fourth in Our Native brings impres- . Little Big Chief won the two starts by w(de margins on a wild pitch. The method recommended The winners notched anoth- the Arlington-Washington sive stakes credentials from Kindergarten at Liberty Bell here at Monmouth before bolt- Play Best Ball calls for cleaning and icing- Futurity last Saturday, in the .Chicago. A son of Exclusive last Saturday under Michael ing in the Saratoga Special. LEONARDO -Mrs. Walter er run in the fourth on singles down fish immediately after B — Mrs. John Bowers, by Don Merker and Fred An- $100,000 Sapling here tomor- Native out of Our Jackie, Our Hole, who will have the mount Jockey Joseph Imparato bas •Gillette, Mrs. C. Martin, Mrs. taking them. This preserves row. « Native captured the To Mar- once again in the Sapling. The been engaged tip ride the son Mrs. Douglas Hoyt and Mrs. ton and a sacrifice fly by Ma- the sweet, delicate flavor that L. H. Nelson and Mrs. Row- The probable field for this ket Stakes and Hawthorne of 1966 grass champion As- Evan Jahos. rascio. most fish normally possess, Viand Fairlie combined with a rich six-furlong test has now Juvenile in May and has sagai C — Mrs. Miguel Mendoza, Bill Devaney opened the and helps eliminate fishy odor •fl low gross to win the best grown to 11. Two colts are ex- earned a total of $56,294. The Results ^ mmm . Mrs. Arthur Lange, Mrs. Ed- sixth with a triple for Atlantic and taste. wm ball of foursome in tne mem- pected to be supplemented to colt was purchased at the 1st — «4,M0i Clmg; 3*4 yo mdns; 1M ward Murphy. Highlands and ran home on'a There are several popular i 1/14 AUTO RACING • ber-guest day at Beacon Hill The foursome of Mrs. Wil- the race at a cost of $5,000 Keeneland fall yearling sales squeeze bunt by Ken Moore. methods of preparing fish. Ton Shot (Mallono) :...13.» «.6O 6.40 Country Club here yesterday. each — John Sessa's Assagai last year for $44,000. He is Shooter Corner (Barrero) 5.40 4.2a liam Glover, Mrs. John Era- ' Long Branch got its only The most common is pan- Winning low net at 56 were Jr. and Elcee-H. Stable's owned in partnership by his Better Than Hot (Imporoto) 6.00 ser, Mrs. Lawrence Burdge run in the bottom of the sixth frying, this is suitable for 2nd — S4.0M; Clmg; 1*4 yo mdns; 6 f. '.Mrs. David Brewster, Mrs. L. and Mrs. Robert Giblon post- Whatabreeze. trainer and Mrs. M. J. Prit- STOCK CARS when Paul Skerl singled and small, whole fish such as blue- Worth My Welght(Thhbrg)..8.60 3.40 2.W ;• H.Bunell. Mrs. Edward Sulli- Completing the list of those chard. • ed low gross in Navesink moved to second on an error gill, bass, trout and walleye. Restless Urge (Mallono) 2.B0 2.40 • MODIFIED-SPORTSMAN van and Mrs. Charles Keyler. Country Club's nine-hole "pic- expected to contest the Sapl- Big Band may rule a luke- Round Beatuty (B'clale) 3.40 and then scored on Perri's Fish should be salted, rolled DAILY DOUBLE (1-5) 42.40 • LIMITED SPORTSMAN ' Seventy-two guests were in- nic day" here yesterday. ing are Dixiana's Big Band, warm choice on the strength single. in corn meal and cooked over 3rd — s4,0M; Ctmg; 2 yo mdnn (N J I" vited to the club. ''iddletown Stable's Little Big of his impressive tally in the • MODERN STOCKS Low putt honors went to Anton opened the seventh a low flame. Use butter and Fools); 3Vi f. •: • NAVESINK Chief, Mrs. George T. Poole's Tyro here in June. The son of • 12 EVENTS! Mrs. George Weis, Mrs. John for Atlantic Highlands with a brown each side. Skin should Sweet Sherry (Neff) ~«.00 4.M 3.60 - NAVESINK - Eclectic Biller's Brother, Joseph R. Spy Song bas not been out Miss Imagination (Imporoto) ....7.60 4.60 Laird, Mrs. George Dacey walk, went to third on Ma- be crisp. Covering the pan Tournament winners were de- Straus' Joe Iz, Briardale since finishing second in Lib- Orocabessa (Kallol) 4.60 and Mrs. C. M. Cubbage. rascio's double and scored on will create steam and destroy EXACTA (M) «,» termined at the Navesink Farm's Manomet, Leonard erty Bell's Dragoon Stakes on 4th — %*M0; Clmg; 1 yo III; 6 f. a single by Pete Peltz. crispness. Country Club: The top three Jacques D. Wimpfheimer, Ed's Swwtle (B'clalel ».W 3.60 3.00 OT.MKUIM.IU.tSMMe net winners in each of three president of the Thoroughbred Bollda (Blum) 4.20 3.00 Time for Adventure (Neff) l.a j classes were: Owners and Breeders Associ- 5lh — S5,WO; Clmg; 3 yo; 1M i/ii turf ation, will be honored by the SCHIFFMAN'S .,. A — Mrs. Robert Thomson, Wlndalo (Hole) 6.80 4.40 3.00 New York Turf Writers Associ- Lanoma Fun (Thornburg) 11.40 6.00 ,.' Mrs. Charles Peters and Mrs. ation at Saratoga Springs, Am Slam (Motions) 4.00 VtiiiHBB Harry O'Mealia. N.Y,, Aug. 13. Monmouth Park Today 4th - »5,M0; Clms; 1 yo * up; Mm; 4 Size Her Up (Blum) 22.40 10.20 tM Day And Ape (B'clole) -.11.(0 6.20 Chip (Hole) „ 4.50 PUBLIC AUCTION SALE EXACTA (M) KU0 Of Entries 7th—tlMU Alw; I ye; 1M 1/U turf Deep Cut (Barrero) .5.20 3.60 3.20 largest recreation "CLOVER DELL FARM" REAL ESTATE- Selections Mr. Comionon (Tnornbvrg) 7.404.20 Ml -SM0V M«.» J Y«. l.» flM. octo-Stary (114) No Boy..... High Sir (Fromln) .5.20 vehicle dealer FARM MACHINERY- EQUIPMENT - FURNISHINGS - etc Mc*t An Attempt (117; Barrero...... *-! Punch Une (117) Cmtoneda...... 3-1 l-Makc An Attempt^ Tnta, I llti—tWte; Alw; 3 yo ft up; 41. Soclol Party (117) Mlcoll 1M Twice « Tyte (114) Fromln ..„ ...... M in the east I Encompass (117) Mlccll -7-7 Cloudy Alre 017) Hole .„.„.... . 4-1 We're Anomt (117) Imparoto .„ Encompass Busted (Neff) 11.40 5.M 3M Jwtffli C (117) No Boy J>-1 t Bt 1TO Rivera.. Dundos Prince (Hole) 3.10 2.10' Tutu (117) Oalmano .4-1 ..»»..5-2 2-Tlcket Setter, Bargain Price, Wlndten (Blum) ...... 2.60 SALES—RENTAL—LEASING Lady BarMnxi (HI) No Boy.....—M 12-1 em — tMN; Clmg; 1 yo ft up; 1M 1/U Suasion (112) Ne»f..-_...... —. 20-1 & j.; J Yo. * op; 4f. Jim's Finance fuu UNE sowira Tony 8. Tiger 017) Cort«nada.u...... 10-1 a*; if. Glamorous Mist 017) No Bey t-J Henry My Son (116) Hlno|oso 1M J-AlIusJve Lady, Rytahans, Its Prmse o' Plnty (Cusmno)..10.00 6.20 4.20 Route 33 ft 34 Amberfcnd (1M> Blum .....—...... 4-1 CocclnM (117) Bracelet*...... —,__J5-I A Dream Truly Amber (Hole). 7...... J.00159 COLLINGWOOD CIR., ' Louport 017) Breen 4l Port Walsh (lit) No Boy.- 10-1 ' Dork Wagon <1») Borrero M 3.20 FARMINGOALE, A-Ho (1151 Rivera.— —..1-2 4-Pretty Precious, Sail For Desert Fleet (imporoto) .4.20 Splea (111) Mallono .— 10-1 Home, Blue Spring EXACTA (4-4) U.tt 922-1222 Cinereous (ill) BracUol*.-,.....—..12-l ATT: 17^N HANDLE: iMtOU urn —KtNiCUnC.s3Ya.i4l, Court Page (lit) Rivera.. 3-1 5-Punch line, Countess Barton, Scotdi Flame (113) No Boy- «JM SummerSanas (115)Fromln 10-1 Flshtrmon's WokB (1W) Maltano..._.4-J Bolder N1 Tracy HIM Borrera ™™..1M Orto-Story Polly Park (115) Blum...—...... ,....*•] m -SS4N; AW.; 1 Yo.; SVxt •-Bolder NTracy, Court Page, Pojqua Cunlgllolo (107) Ar»BOn...... »-l Vlllooe Notion (113) Mloell .1M A-Ha TenPoces (110) Arooon.™~—...... ip-1 C. De Per (113) Motlano_ 10-1 Certification in Junior and Senior Douole's Lot* (US) Tnornburg »1M Gregorian Chant (lot) Neff.—...... 20-1 7-MinneapoUs Phil, Brotherton, Shamrock Tim (110) N«H- ~ .7-J GWfnghom (113) Cuslmano .4-1 Toss the Cabe^ Borooln Price (110) HeK....~... 7-2 Minneapolis Phil (117) Blum 7-2 LIFE SAVING Ticket Setter (105) Jamtgaard...... M Tokyo Jo (117) Rivera...... «-l 8—Close Combat, Editors Note- Boston Allbhol (113) Thornburo -10-1 Quill's Boy (117) Rivera 6-1 Jim's Finance (114) Arlstlne ...... 4-I ShlrleyMrd (115) Mlcell — 6-1 book, Brick Be Quick Toxaway (1W) Neff 12-1 YMCA or Red Cross Ird- U.7H: Onto.; 1 * «*o. m*>«» Brotherton (117) Hole „ 2-1 9—Tarpeza, Ground Mist, Little - it t Toss the Caber 017) No Boy 6-1 PwT conducted at on the premises at Foiled In Flight (117) Fromlri. .4-1 Lou Rosenbush (117) Mlcell... 6-1 Rylohans (107) Mallono ~ 3-1 m—ums Alw.; 1 Yo. ft up; M. BEST BET: Pretty Precious Camp Arrowhead YMCA 447 TINTON AVENUE- Ellen** Boomtrono (101) Neff JM Close Combat (115) No Boy.. 5-2 Just Like Ooc (112) Tlwmburg 12-1 Brick Be Quick (117) Hole Jl (Oh) , NEW SHREWSBURY, N J. Suburban Squire (112) Mallono .4-1 Sunny and Mild (107) Miranda——...6-1 Rte. 520, Marlboro 946-4598 Us A Dream (117) Blum ~ 7-2 Gay Collant (113) Castenada 1-1 Yesterday's Winners: Sweet Fated (117) No Boy - «-J Cromwell (115) Bracclole 4-1 - Sherry (8.M); Deep Cut (5.M) August 21 to Aug. 26 9 a.m. -1 p.m. 9:30 A.M. SATURDAY - AUGUST 26th. Impy Sail* OJ0) Borrera -10-1 Editors Notebook (111) Breen ._J-2 Allusive Lody (11J) Hole ....2-1 -Rlgel (US) Borrera —..10-1 PREVIEW: SUNDAY - AUGUST 20th. One to Five f. Accept Cll» Rivera.—...... *l P.M.Adults Only. Admission $2.00 credited on pur- Cornish Princes* (117) Broalole .....10-1 Pronouncement (113) As1oroa._..,.._1M Shall Return (1W) Astorga 12-1 rm-swoe;cim».;Jft»» Scratches chases. Jllly'i Rose (1171 Blum— —$•) «m;lM 1/14 (turf) , Pre«y »^!S<*m7) Hole 10-1 Landing Base (110) Borrero.—..—10-1 l-Soclal Party, Harry to Sing, Brochure of this beautiful home and the ten and one half Grey DaWtl Girl 017) Breen.. JS-l Bono Deo (115) Thornburg .._..._«.)2-l DaadngBend acre larm, out buildings and detailed map of the property Ardent Amelia (1)7) No Boy.... 12-1 Torptm (115) Blum—.....—™..*J NEW TENNIS DAY CAMP Refining 017) Fromln...... 20-1 Very Flash (115) Breen... 15-1 2—ShamrockTim will be mailed upon request. Positively no admittance Selorl'i Princtt* (117) Ho Boy 101 . .Little Pud (1»> Astorga >»J4 Children and teens. Begins Mon., Aug. 21 thru Fri., Sept! ' Soil For Horn* (1)7) No Boy 5-2 Jocasta (IH) Hole..—_...—...... 10-1 4-JDIy's Rose, Jockey Hollow Jockey Hollow (117) Kallot w Able Croft l \' Peter J. Edwardsen. Attorney. 24 State Highway 35 Ton Vlclets (114) Lopuerdo ...... 6-1 Omyaasti Oil) Ho Boy.._~._.~..20-l Track-Cloudy and Fast Little Silver Racquet Club fEatontown,N.J. (201>542-2060 Shesholl Reward (id) Miranda 12-1 Htllomber (115) Lovolo.-...... ™...10-1 : tuctioMtn Mtlnton ot "Nm Jtnty, PannByhranto 4 REGISTER NOW (ItVonilAlicUonttnAtMocaUont" , ; 4 miiH CALL 741-0200 12 Th« Dally Rcgfeter, Red Bank-MJdtDetowTi, N.J. Friday, August 18,1572 Growth Stocks By ROGER E. SPEAR share price from the record Right Type of Shelter high at 68%, although more than a dozen funds continue to iniiipiifiiHiuuiiininniiumntuHn.Mtn multiple dwelling with In- Q — I have been investing Successful By SYLVIA PORTER for nine years and hold Amer- hold about 5 per cent of the dividual "ownership, "the clos- shares. Retain. est tning to a single family ican Express, Merck, Ameri- Investing Florence and Joe have just YOUR MONEY'S can Hospital Supply, inter- IBM, your smallest holding, sold tbe suburban house in home with all the ownership advantages at a lower bur- national Business Machines, continues to turn in superior which they have lived for al- WORTH Taylor Wine and Xerox. I press (OTC) grew at 11 per sales and earnings growth, 23 Q — Eight years ago my son most a quarter-century. With den," says Weinberg. and daughter were given Or you might buy a mobile have $2,000 available for in- cent, 17 per cent and 18 per per cent and 21 per cent, re- both daughters gone, they And the townhouse is in an spectively, for the first half. thre"e shares each of Energy ried; both of you are working undeniable boom — account- home and (follow the seasons) vestment now and would like cent, respectively. Taylor have recently been presiding a strong moving stock. I won- Wine reported operating gains Since December, shares have Fund with me as custodian. over an "empty nest" and and your combined paychecks ing for 15 per cent of single when you, Joe, retire (just as Now that they are over 21, we come to more than $15,000. you might have bought a* mo- der if I should switch IBM and for the fiscal year ended June moved up 100 points, a rate of their home had obviously be- family starts last year and gain which is hard to beat. would like the shares in their Neither of you'like the bach- skyrocketing again this year. bile home when you were Taylor to Xerox? - P.T. 30,1972. Sales rose 6 per cent come too large, too difficult to year-to-year and set a new Again, shares are rated hold. names. How can this be ac- • maintain for just two adults. elor digs you have and you're While you might select other ' young if yours was a job A — Your portfolio, now which necessitated your mov- worth $36,000, is.comprised record, as did earnings. Al- New capital should be in- complished? Is there a Where are they going? To a very tempted to go for a co-op types of homes, the townhouse charge? — B.F. or condominium with all the ing from place to place or if of high-grade growth, though net income was up 10 vested in Tampax (OTC). At small apartment in a nearby is an attractive variation at 17 per cent this company's A - Write to Energy Fund, alluring extras. your income level. you wanted this sort of shel- stocks. American Hospital per cent, per share results city which they've rented on were up 3 cents to $1.29 a growth rate is consistent with .120 Broadway, New York, Don't. Bent a modest two- You are in your early 40s; ter). (NYSE), Merck (NYSE) and the shortest available lease. Taylor Wine (OTC) have five- share, reflecting an increase your other holdings. While N.Y. 10005 and request that They are experimenting with bedroom place near your jobs. , have just taken a new job at a What type of roof over your head? Your age — as well as year annual average com- in outstanding common. In- shares command a rich mul- the names be changed. There this type of living while they Build a nestegg for use later much higher pay in a new tiple, lopg-term results should should be no charge for this when you'll have children, your income and desires — pound growth rates of 10 per stitutional selling has been a decide whether — if ever — to area; your children are at the major factor in the drop in prove rewarding. service. your expenses will go up and ages where they'll entertain; will play a vital role in your cent. IBM (NYSE), Xerox invest again in a con- (NYSE) and American Ex- dominium or small townhouse Florence may stay home for a you want the house of your decision. or maybe a retirement retreat while. dreams. or whatever. In fact, "live on the hus- This time, you buy a four- At every age, there is a band's salary and save the bedroom house and select the Lilley Wins Sales Award wife's for the nestegg," ad- right type of shelter for most life style you want — in the FREEHOLD — The Provi- of you. Let's, for illustration, vises Robert F. Weinberg, suburbs or exurbs or what- chairman of the Robert Mar- dent Mutual Life Insurance take Florence and Joe ever. Company has announced that through the age cycles. You tin Corp., largest diversified . You might have done this at builder in New York's West- Michael J. Lilley of 8 Murray can identify with whatever earlier ages when your chil- St. has received the com- group fits you. chester County. And, Wein- dren were very young — if berg points out, most banks pany's Diamond Medallion 22 to 25, Single you (and Florence, with or Award for service to his You are 22 to 25; single; won't count the wife's income without a job) had the income in determining credit-worth- clients and the production of earning a modest income; to finance it and you were an outstanding amount of have a job which very well iness. really set in your area. But The Lawn Doctor. business during the past year. may be temporary; you might Two Children this age progression arbi- You are 33 to 35; now have trarily assumes that you will Mr. Lilley graduated from move to a job in another Fordson High School Dear- neighborhood or another city. two children; your income is take that new job in your 40s. at a level permitting you to In Your 50s bom, Mich., and served four Rent. Stick to a studio or years in the Air Force. He at- one-bedroom unit, keep your buy and you, Joe, are quite You are into your 50s, the This doctor is a specialist. He treats tended Long Island University only one kind of aliment, sick lawns. overhead and responsibilities sure you'll stay with the same kids have left home, the four- If your lawn isn't a picture of health. company- for three years at where he majored in industri- to a minimum. If your tem- bedroom, house is a burden. al management. He is mar- .. if you're plagued by Ihe Iruslra-. least. The apartment is far ting failure of nursing a ravaged perament permits, get a YouselL ried and has two children. roommate and cut your costs too crowded and you're think- Now your options are very lawn.. . you ought to give The ing of a house in the suburbs. Mr. Lilley is associated with Lawn Doctor a call now. First, he'll still more. wide. You may slip back into make a thorough diagnosis. Then Consider a townhouse — a the big city and rent. Or you the fted Bank office of Provi- You are 25 to 30; now mar- dent Mutual located at 43 he'll fill out a prescription: A treat- might go for a small con- ment of custom-blended lawn-build- dominium in your same area West Front'St. The company ing Ingredients dispensed period- — enjoying the benefits of has branch offices in West- ically by automated machinery. The field and East Brunswick. Michael J. Lilley cost is just a little more in dollars Local Securities ownership and the suburban than torturous do-it-yourself meth-' Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3 p.m life without the annoyances of ods. But The Lawn Doctor brings yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail markup, upkeep, etc. you a lot more ... In results. Call Sachs Given New Post The Auto-Lawn Doctor now and be mark-down or commission. Or you might put your mon- well on your way to a more beautiful ey into a vacation/retirement HAZLET— Ronald D. BILL TORRES and healthy lawn. MORTYGUDEL BANKS home'on a lake or golf course. Sachs of Spring St., Red Or you might build a rustic Atkrt 'Bank, has been promoted to Div. MM place in ski country. Belraar-WaU National 75 -working foreman at Inter- 70 national Flavors and Fra- Central Jersey Bank (x) .:.., 14ft 14% Franklin State Bank grances. It costs no mow to toa Th* Lawn Doctor for all OMM phnat ot.. 29 31 Levine Elected INTRODUCTORY First Merchants Nat'l Bank (x).... 1 12 Mr. Sachs is a graduate of OFFER! Raritan Township High YEAR ROUND LAWN CARE First Nat'l Bank Toms River (x) 26 To Fiat Council The Lawn Doctor's SOONMl 1W1 to DapM • Mai ttactno turn Kltnl — First State Ocean County (x) School and attended Brook- l*«n • tMw U» leas' b, 0ntt! • feMy by CM* • i!*M t, ENULEWOOD CLIFFS - OUT-PATIENT SERVICES «*the» S*clhSutcuni pritnrnraa to to mr, tUjMaaM*dd o«iSSr ikaJ* O.LUin Jersey Shore Bank dale Community College, Lin- IWBJ) 24 W. C. Nelson, vice president- • Seed Choice ot MtlCriCIDCS: croft. nirnunnoM! tawalataneaa«al(«yRim>iMoilw,so4e Bankof Manalapan 25 sales for Fiat-Roosevelt Mo- • Ftttilla 4500 • Weed Conlrol OrBu 11-2242 • hpont «»0 • bant SI Uf trtuic • Ountn by Dm »«™c«t.tiiuiKn by Middletown Banking Co. (10% SMT Div) 23 26 tors, Inc. U. S. importer dis- He joined IFF in October of • FirtDIn U-a-22 , <* „ • Do ll 7Vi »l. si mtroitn an l.MO aq. ft *cn£if laM bw al «M hurt MM to* 1964 and was assigned to the •AqoK»rl • Insect Conlrol onprofrim. Monmouth County Nat'l (x).. ,...„.. 5% 6i/4 tributor of Fiat automobiles, Compute only HMMNDtt: OWwfta*B»,torai.l«liB« — r— sample laboratory and later CaatM ajtaf CMM (ot «ir»» Ml bnaflof wauls HarprotKta)lorJ»»miba«Ul,«nar«lX™I. . New Jersey National Corp 29 29% has announced that Gerald B. hw.l41lr.)nnmiixmntiuto1ltathi4a »>< erteilK urttj tmn Uma. «a«wrl - titlosm Ocean County Nat'l (x) - 75 Levine, president of Levine became a technician in the in- a«oa*rbidl)aTrrtKtyElM»«tlKtlulfeMaiiga>. M»t«"« PWW ... tmuut UpifclK strumental analytical labora- Shamrock rrMmtittt cnapm (ami • Tnw anuten- People's Nat'l Bank, Lakewood (x) 150 Motor Corp., Eatontown, has • rnt-tat | Shore National Bank..... been elected to represent the tory. • -'•^«SS»BR&S ^tt«"- *WB . American BANCORP 18 Eastern Region on the Nation- ilMMIWM, ttrtwi (hHptetioM to Mew fm, tfmtt-mnt mi 21 al Fiat Dealer Council. Insuror Is Feted Maim (tyttwic action) 1mm United Counties Trust Co. nuom: Malirlata, dMtore and •ppftcctors in ragUtertd and UcwiMd tt aUtt it* raqUrM. United Jersey Banks of N.J Mr. Levine was selected as MILLBURN - Jay Rose of (x) Plus Stock. one of four dealers in the na- Freehold was among those honored as a standout agent INDI/STKIAL tion to represent the more •14 of the Garden State Life In-' CaHanyUm., than 650 Fiat dealers and to Ronald D. Sachs dayornlgM. Aerological Research 5c. serve as regional representa- surance Co. at. the annual 7d*y>aWMk Alkon Industries 5 5%. tive for the National Fiat awards dinner of the Motor .*&. Auto-Lawn JJjig NoeMtgaHen, UfourltwnbaiekltkkltleU Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc li^ 2 Dealer Council "to help bring Club of America in the Chan- BL aaaaaataaBBBaL cmHtCUrllwnbSkklSlckltlckl Tft* Lawn Dmtof Quick! CMdU Qukkl V f I aaaa£a4Sa• Ma Um0 alAaarlca. Ma. nit Brockway .,...: 27% 27%. management and the nation- First Eastern ticler Restaurant. Buck Engineering.....; n 12 wide dealer network into Has Seminar Electronic Associates. 10 10% closer working relationships Electronic Assistance 3% RED BANK - Jack Ste-. 3% and to insure the continued phen Skakandy, president and Foodarama....; 141/ 14% growth of Fiat in the United chairman of the board^of First Gibson Homans 13u 13% States." Interdata 13% Eastern Investment Corpo- four easy pieces at an easy 50% off! ration, here, announced today International Components Corp We don't know how we were able to do it... but we bought this most-wanted deep-seating group at King James Extended Care that Harvey Kay of Delphi % Ophlode Installs a terrific price. From America's largest manufacturer. Result? Unbeatable low prices for you! Laird Management Corp. conducted Metallurgical International .,.. . 3% Graphics System a seminar at the Molly Pitch- .Midland Glass 9% er Motor Inn on the topic, "Fi- 9% OAKHUBST — The Ophlode nancial Planning from the In- : Monmouth Airlines 1 right for den, game room or porch. Advertising firm has installed vestors Point of View." Monmouth Capital..... 8 " 9 a system for the production of Mr. Kay is president of Del- Flawless, durable wrought-iron and deep-cushion vinyl, alive with permanent color. Monmouth Industries. \ u % high quality photostats and Monmouth Park : 13 phi Management Corp., in- Elegant, relaxed, contemporary! In a limited range of colors and fabrics. .1?% Him negatives. With it, a nega- vestment adviser to Ritten- NJ. Natural Gas. 17% tive tive photostat takes less than Precision Optics % house Fund of Philadelphia, Vs a minute to photograph and and has had vast experience Rowan Controller,.... 2^ % develop. The equipment is in the financial planning area. immediate delivery Servbmation.., ; 27 also capable of producing re- Southern Container Corp...... 23 .«% production quality offset film SpiralMetal „ ty* •>%> negatives or color overlays. Hoagland Firm 25 U.S. Homes : 25% % Ophlode's president,' Edwin United Telecontrol Electronics 5 *A Hughes, says the agency will Is Acquired Walter Reade Organization, Inc 1% fw offer same day photostat ser- DAYTON — The acquisition Window Tel ., ; % vice to the public. of Hoagland Instrument Co., Red Bank, by Technology De- velopment Corp. was an- nounced here by Donald Bruni, TDC's president. Hoagland is an 8-year-old manufacturer of relays,and timers for the electric motor only and electronic markets. TDC's ' tWRA ROOMS corporate policy is to selecti- vely acquire and manage other electronic companies.

Nursery School 19REGULARLY9 S395 Open House save up to MATAH'AN - Temple Beth Ahm Nursery School, Lloyd Road, will hold an open house 50% for pre-schoolers and their on other great values parents on Wednesday, Aug. 23,1972. between 11 a.m. and 4 Chaise Lounges. Color-Coordinated p.m. Umbrellas, Glass Top Dining Groups, Children will be free to use Mesh Tables. Chairs, Love-Seats the varied materials available ...much, much more! at nursery school, including wood, paint, collage, blocks, FREE water, and gym equipment. PHONE TODAY 741-5060 ESTIMATES Half-price sale! Kitson Helps, Set JU1 TYPES IMPROVEMENTS Auto Sales Record 6 Cushion-Sofa; Two Lounge Chairs; Coffee Table; Optional End Table. • Central Impnvtmnts EATONTOWN - Charles F. Kitsori of Kitson Chevrolet • Doom Addition „ • *».'c Rooms ,•«"**«*• played a supporting role in • las.m.-t H«mi helping make automotive marketing history with the HMp Money Down - Terms Arranged on Any Improvement sale of more than 300 Chevro- let cars and trucks within a 100-day period. The 1,000,000-unit mark was en MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. topped with'the aid of the center more than 6,000 Chevrolet HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN dealers across the country in Open Sunday and every day from 9 to 6 Rt. 71, Monmouth Road, West Long Branch, N. J. 201/229-2587 741-5060 - 776-6600 the 100-day period of April 21 O 1*72 TURNIP. BROS. GARDEN CENTER MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD though July 31. STATE Fair Haven/s. Tyra M. Jftoyd

Draft Ocean Dumping Curbs Deals in Risks Almost paily WASHINGTON - A House-Senate conference committee ByBETTESPERO mnnfiiniiiiitiiiiiiiHiin niuimiiiiinir •has reached agreement on new legislation to control offshore pertise." But anyone wishing dumping of wastes, Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J., re- association insurance may ap- FAIR HAVEN - Tyra M. ply for an application by writ- ported yesterday. Boyd, president of the New Business Williams, a sponsor in the Senate of an amendment to the ing to the group's office at 744 Jersey Insurance Under- Broad St., Newark. federal Water Pollution Control Act designed to limit ocean writing Association, is a soft- dumping, said most of his recommendations are included in Personality Coordinates Activities spoken man whose easily se- As association president, the tentative conference committee report. date manner underscores the HiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiL Dumping of toxic materials, including debris from radio- Mr. Boyd's job is to coordi- polite, but distant heritage of ing to pick up the losses," Mr. nate all its activities, in- active, chemical and biological warfare systems, would be his Midwestern upbringing. prohibited immediately, he said. Boyd remarked. "For every cluding the administration of But there is nothing soft $100 we collect, we pay out its office services, accounting Anyone disposing of any other kinds of wastes, including about Mr. Boyd's concerted $125. If we were a business, and claims departments. sludge from sewage plants, would have to get a permit from approach to running the asso- we wouldn't be in business the federal Environmental Protection Agency and show that "I make sure that it all runs ciation which, under state anymore." efficiently at the lowest cost," " no other practical means of disposing of the waste exists, he mandate, provides crisis in- added. Risk requirements vary, Mr.Boyd said. "My companies surance for New Jersey resi- with an area's potential for are after me constantly to The conference committee is still considering how to re- dents who have been termed civil disorders and its environ- break even." concile other differences in the House and Senate versions of "high risks" by regular un- mental factors being some of amendments to the water quality act, Williams said. Mr. Boyd brings to the pres- derwriting companies. the considerations taken into ident's post, a job to which he The committee's unfinished business includes a provision account when categorizing that would renew and increase the program of federal grants "We're almost what you'd was named in January, 24 call a high risk company," people or places as "high years of experience in the in- for local and regional sewage treatment construction, Wil- risks." liams said. Mr. Boyd commented*, "If the surance field. Before joining people cannot get insurance, There are certain, individ- the association, Mr. Boyd was our business is to insure them, ual "high risk" areas, too, es- general manager of the Fire City to Lease Its Land or tell them what improve- pecially for fire insurance. Insurance Rating Organiza- ments they need in order to They include lumber yards, tion of New Jersey, a trade NEWARK — Newark, perennially hard-pressed for cash, get insurance." organization that develops intends to lease about 20 per cent of its 35,000-acre drinking old rooming and boarding The state Jegislature houses, bowling alleys fire insurance rates for mem- water area in Passaic,. Morris and Sussex Counties for com- ber companies; audits policies mercial and recreational development. created the agency in August, ("Overbuilding has caused money losses and subsequent to make sure they are in or- Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson released a study on the Pequan- 1968, for the purpose of pro- viding basic insurance for deterioration of property in der, and engages in public nock Watershed by the Office of Newark Studies at Rutgers some instances"), and restau- service and education activi- University. The study includes a plan for Newark Watershed property owners in the resi- INSURANCE EXPERT — Tyra AA. Boyd, president of the N.J. Insurance dential, commercial, and rants ("Everyone who cooks ties, such as promoting fire Underwriting Association which deals exclusively In "high-risk" "crisis" Development Corp. to regulate land use on 6,247 acres for de- thinks he can own a restau- prevention. velopment. manufacturing fields. Cov- property insurance, relaxes at his Fair Haven home, with copy of The erage areas include natural rant," sighed Mr. Boyd"). " Prior to joining the Fire In- Dally Register. Gibson said Newark will.retain ownership of all the land, disasters such as bail and Property Insurance but the corporation will lease it and pay its revenues to the surance Rating Organization, wind storms (but not floods); The association president Mr. Boyd had served as assis- high-risk insurance, Mr. Boyd city, . ,, ". - ;• . yg"", ,.•-, priced senior citizen housing. "Senior citizen facilities are vandalism and malicious mis- explained property insurance tant general manager of the turns to another business that He is especially pleased very close to my heart," Mr. T;hfr mayor said the revenues could entirely offset the $L3 chief; burglary and robbery; I million the city pays in property taxes to the six municipalities is discussed in terms of pre- New York Fire Insurance might also fall into the risk . with a pending grant from the Boyd commented. "The tax fire, and civil disorders. mium amounts (what the cus- Rating Organization and as- category: politics. federal government to estab- j where the watershed is located. ' .. . . Membership Mandated load is just driving them (se- tomer pays) and in the ex- sistant manager of the East- Mr. Boyd serves on the lish a 77-acre tract on Ridge nior citizens) out of town. The I In the midst of Newark's continual fiscal crisis, there had' ern Underwriters Association. i been suggestions that the city sell the land to private devel- Under state law, all licensed posure it generates (what, Borough Council here. He is Road as part of the Green town should provide these opers, i{ut the'stiidy rejected the idea. insurance companies writing dollar-wise, the customers are Mr. Boyd, an industrial en- Republican, but expressed Acres project. About 50 acres people adequate living quar- property insurance in New insured for). gineering graduate, pursued very little interest in national would be left in its natural ters." Jersey must belong to the as- To date, the association's the rating side of the insur- GOP activities. When asked if state, with the rest being utili- 350 in Chess Tourney sociation — and participate in premium exposure in the Gar- ance business because he en- he was interested in attending zed and developed as a recre- When not administering in- its profits and losses. Member den State is $ 1,600,000,000 with joys its technical aspects. the Republican presidential ation park. surance or serving in local ATLANTIC CITY - Two 11-year-olds, two blind chess companies provide the money about 30 per cent of the total Dodge City Boy convention next week, he re- players, eight women and several priests and university pro- Senior Citizens civic capacities, Mr. Boyd en- to run the organization. being in Newark, New Jer- He was raised in Dodge torted: Mr. Boyd is chairman of a joys spending leisure time fessors are among 350 players competing in the current 73rd sey's largest city. annual U.S. Open Chess Tournament here. Though the association has: City; Kans., the onetime home "No! No! No! council committee studying with his family. The Boyd "The Bobby Fischer-Boris Spassky matches are about the fulfilled a certain social need There are 16 large commu- of the legendary Wyatt Earp "As a local man, I don't try the possibility of building a family, which lives at 90 best thing that ever happened to iis," said Dr. Leroy Dubeck, and responsibility, according nities in the state that, collec- of early Western fame. Mr. to get too involved except oh public housing facility for se- Princeton' Road, includes his president of the 35,000-member U.S. Chess Federation, which to Mr. Boyd, it has been any- tively, are responsible for 76 Boyd attended the University the local level," he said. nior citizens on tax free land. wife, Jean; a daughter, Pa- organized the tournament. thing but a boon, business- per cent of the total premium of Iowa, but transferred to the There are two local items of The building would be low mela, a senior at the Univer- wise, to the state's property exposure. Asbury Park is one University of Miami where he' special interest to him, the rise, probably one-story, and sity of Maryland, and a son, Dubeck, of Cherry Hill, said the organization "has been insurance companies. He said obtained his college degree. swamped with membership requests by people from every of them. Coverage, however,' Green Acres conservation and rents, Mr. Boyd hopes, could Bill, a senior at Rumson-Fair the group has lost $11.5 mil- is hardly limited to the state's He said he especially en- recreation project and median be about $135 a month. Haven High School. walk of life" since Fischer and Spassky began their series for lion from its inception to the world chess championship title in Roykjavik, Iceland. highly urbanized areas, as joyed the water sports sy- March 31 of this year. some persons might expect. nonomous with going to school "They are literally coming in off the streets," he said. More than $47 million of the Competing here with Walter Browne of Australia and Bent According to the law, the in Miami and living in the association must write its in- exposure is in Monmouth New Jersey Shore area, espe- Larsen of Denmark — the only two grandmasters in the tour- County, including the areas of nament — are 11-year-olds Michael Barry of Westfield, and surance at regular, annual cially swimming and fishing. rates. Hence, customers pay Red Bank, Long Branch and In World War II, Mr. Boyd Otto Estenger Jr., of Greenwood, S.C. Neptune. Also here are blind players Dr. James R. Slagle of Beth- the same price as they would served as an Air Force pilot, esda., Md., and Eugene Jackson of New York City. Jackson, if they could be insured by an Ordinarily, customers are but the 49-year-old executive 75, is also the oldest player. Both have represented the United individual company. referred to the association by added he doesn't fly planes "The legislature was very himself anymore. States in Olympic World Braille Chess Championship matches insurance agents. Mr. Boyd RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18.1972 13 in Yugoslavia. kind in creating the associ- thinks this is the best system, When not administering the ation, but it forgot about hav- because of the agents' "ex- business of disseminating Illllllllllllllllilllillllliilliililllllllilllliliiiiiillliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllllillilllll Probe Abortion Charge HACKENSACK - Dr. Robert M, Livingston, a 37-year-old ? gynecologist who has admitted performing abortions, denies he performed such an operation in the case under in- Student Performs Twain' on Riverview TV vestigation by a Bergen County grand jury. The grand jury investigation began yesterday by calling RED BANK - "Mark to what he thinks will appeal In March, Allegra got a would attempt to do the honor to be asked to do the end up taking preference to eight witnesses, including five of Livingston's employes, but Twain was a man who under- most to the individual au- chance to meet today's fore- show." show," he said. "I wouldn't the stage, Allegra's "Evening not the gynecologist. stood what human nature was dience's tastes. He does not most mentor of Mark Twain- The student has performed enjoy it if I got paid." with Mark Twain" is one he Livingston said the woman in the case is a 33-year-old Pa- all about," according to an 18- perform impromptu, however, ism, Mr. Holbrook. He visited his Twain show in the Boston Though he enjoys per- won't soon forget. terson resident who is a welfare client with nine children. year-old Boston College stu- but decides beforehand what Mr. Holbrook while the actor area, as well as doing other forming, young Allegra, the "I would say that until re- She came to his Englewood Cliffs office on Aug. 4, he said, dent who is doing his best to selections he will use in each was appearing in Boston, and dramatic works. The Riv- son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward cently, Twain has been the "nearing the end of a long pregnancy." disseminate the American au- show. discussed the Twain charac- erview endeavor was his first C. Allegra, Rumson, does not most overlooked genius in "The woman did not have an abortion here. I can't go into thor's universal philosophies. CBA Forenslcs terization with the profes- appearance in Monmouth intend to make theater his mankind, and certainly the what she did have because that would violate the doctor- Peter Allegra, 18, has devel- His interest in Twain goes sional actor. County. life's work. He said he most overlooked in American patient relationship," he said. oped a one-man, dramatic back to his high school days "He gave me a lot of tips on He performs the show free. thought he would most likely literature," the youth as- She had an ailment which involved vaginal bleeding and readings show of Twain's at Christian Brothers Aca- how to do the character," Al- "I don't think I'd accept pursue a medical career. serted. she left his office in an ambulance, Livingston said. Later that writings. The presentation is demy, Lincroft, where he was legra said. "I guess he was any payment. It's just a great But even if the scalpel does -BetteSpere day prosecutor's detectives raided his office, seized medical patterned after the famed an active member of the rather amused that anyone and financial records, and arrested two nurses and three me- Mark Twain stage endeavors school's forensics club. dical assistants as material witnesses. of actor Hal Holbrook. "The big thing with foren- The local youths's version sics, always, was the lack of Fancy Exhibit of "An Evening With Mark good material to take selec- Job Case Rehearing Ordered Twain" was video taped be- tions from," young Allegra TRENTON — A New Jersey appeals court sent back for fore an audience of doctors, said. "About that time, I saw Fools Thief a rehearing yesterday a case in which the Waterfront Com- nurses, other hospital person- Hal Holbrook in his 'Mark ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS mission of New York Harbor refused to permit a Newark man nel, and friends in the Neuber- Twain,' and it was such an in- — April Fools Day in August? to work as a warehouseman at Port Newark because of his ger Auditorium of Riverview spration to me I went all over Not quite, but close. criminal record. Hospital. The presentation collecting Twain material." The thief who broke the The Appellate' Division of Superior Court said the man, will be shown on the hospital's The dramatic side of Al- center display window of Stu- Victor Galente, should be permitted to show at a new hearing closed circuit television for legra's Twain endeavor — dio Plastique, 171 First Ave., that he has been rehabilitated. viewing by patients. makeup, costume and per- early yesterday morning and Galente has a criminal record and his latest offense was in The Allegra youth, who says forming before a live au- escaped with what he thought 1965 when he was convicted os possession of a stolen pistol. he has committed 3>£ hours of dience — didn't come until a was $100 is in for a surprise. In 1969, the legislatures of New Jersey and New York Twain, material to memory, few years later, when he en- The studio has had on dis- enacted new laws giving the Waterfront Commission power to varies his program according tered Boston College. play for the past several license warehousemen — such as Galente — in addition to the months an oblong solid piece Authority it already had over longshoremen. of plexiglass with a one dollar ( Armed with its new power, which was designed to help it bill and a stack of plain pa- I eliminate organized crime from the waterfront, the commis- pers — giving the appearance \ sion tried to deny Galente permission to register. of $100. "Wait until he tries to open the plexiglass," Mrs. Chris 1,500 Needy Kids at Camp Reilly, a spokesman for the TRENTON — Nearly 1,500 disadvantaged New Jersey studio said. "It is almost an youngsters have received a week of summer camping ex-, impossibility." periences under the Governor's Youth Program that eitds to- She said the novelty item is morrow Gov. William T. Cahill announced yesterday. manufactured in Canada and Cahill said he was gratified that the program nearly serves as an executive paper tripled over the 513 boys who participated in the program in weight retailing for $14.95. 1971, its first year of operation. "I don't even think the one the program this year included about 200 girls. dollar bill inside is genuine," she added. The program originated under the direction of the New Jersey Department of Defense at Sea Girt. It was expanded "this year to Fort Dix and the Air National Guard facilities in Entries Charged Pomona. In Little Silver LITTLE SILVER - David Disaster Aid Bill Signed Moultrie, 16, of 165 S. 7th TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill signed legislation Ave., Long Branch, has been Thursday establishing an advisory council authorized to pro- charged with breakings and vide swift emergency aid in times of disaster. entries reported on July 31 at The measure establishes the Governor's Advisory Council the Robert Shelly residence for Emergency Services and sets up a fund to provide emer- and on Aug. 8 at the Winfield gency relief or reimbursement for local damages and costs Hance residence. suffered during emergencies. . Moultrie was arrested on • The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Walter E. Wednesday by Red Bank Po- Foran, R-Hunterdon, establishes a parcel to be made up of the lice, who turned him over to attorney general, the chief of staff of the state Department of the department here. He was Defense, the Commissioners of Community Affairs, Environ- taken to the Monmouth Coun- mental Protection and Transportation and the president of the ty Jail, Freehold, pending a Public Utilities Commission. •TWAIN' AND TV - Peter Allegra, as Mark court appearance Aug. 28. The intitial fund established by the legislation and already Twain, performs show while being video taped for Capt. Walter Stearns and "MARK TWAIN" AT RIVERVIEW — Peter Allegra, 18, of Rumson, per* appropriated by the legislature will total approximately f 1.5. showing on Riverview Hospital's closed circuit Patrolman Richard Canneto forms his one-man show of American author Mark; Twain's writings to*: million, Cahill said. television system. are investigating officers.' fore an audience In the Neuberger Auditorium of Riverview Hospital. 14 The Daily Register, Bed Bank-Mlddtetown, N. 1. Fr«ay, August M, U72 &ttiff> Smith ACBOSS 1 Withered 5 Pile VGP" I RECKON % Wafers 63 Century 10 Thaw ABOUT about idly Plan*.. 14 Leave out •UQHUM 36 Brew element* 59 An herb 1 SACK TIME, 15 Heathen 28Cut I THINK I'LL MAW £?Sheepfold 60 Witnesses TARN IN, PAW t; 16 Zone 29 Hangmin'i 17 Weight 38 Goddess of MM, I'M WORE TO infatuation halter watchers' DOWN 30 Enroll in A FRAZZLE 39 Puzzles anathema 1 London 31 Aits Blushed dining area 33 Mitts money 2 Arabian 36 Hand cam 43 Falters 21 Avon's earl chieftain 37 Grotto 44 Goddess of 22 Footprints 3 Baltic 39 Kind of discord 23 March •date seaport badge 45 Mind 24 Revive wine 4 Anglo-Saxon 40 Exposed 46 Partheno- with must suffix 42Order 25 Burned ganetic .5 Used a ¥***•.. 28 Made more 49 Bird- shovel 45 Provide Hi and Iiois profound 50 Oh,-I c "-of banquets HEREiSTHE THE FIGHTER PLANES V W ROCKETS Solution to Hoffmann" 46 East Indian ANTI-AIRCRAFT? ARE GOWNGOWSS IN UW \ AREE DOWNINDOMMNG0 7 Greek STRARNOTHE V3URPLANBS-. 47 Growl H CME contest BUILDINGBUILDINGS-S . ZZOOM... / HERE COME ' 8 Vehicle 48 Continent MV SOLDIERS" 'WtfA RACE Wfl*S LIKE (rHASN'T 49 Cloak WITH BAVtJNETS g Weavers AND GRENADES tm 51EPTIM LATELY.'' 10 Monsieur's 50 Cotton Unit femme 81 American Children's Letter 11 The Red Indian 12 Onion's 52 Belgian sibling river 13 Makes lace 54 Cowboy 18 Granted Rogers 19 Burst forth 55 Mode 8/18/72 mmmmmmawa aaaai J ami MM ••••••ar"~^^ 11 6~" 12- IT" 3 iT" •••• Mary Worth *****Ml W d OH? JUST WHAT 50CT „„,„ ,„_,,-„„, VOU WAV NOW ^ " S^D BE A nH •aMM •*•••• m AFRAID HOT, MISS r •22 RHODES! IT TURNED SWE ME A UCTURdWASTE OTTIME.! W •21 LOOKING FOR? y—sf TVPICAL MASCULINE. ON MALE. . ANDIWAHT -1 CHMMHBM! ANANAtVSIS !4j ^H | /A±ffi Ss\BlWA5Ea>Nr>^AMI> ••••• >n r~ • RUN ON THIS 30 31 COMPETITIVE. 28 ~i rT"TT 25 26 •PWk CREAM L-B .7 ^^SJS" TODAV! 32 J tf 1/i •H •M JT" •MM 4 • -V. 7

ST IBM " "" [•»••* Jf •// • 46; 1 51,;,

The Wizard of Id MBkai 56 ; r- '* H0W£»rtX.0P w."~TBfeT~" auatjaj ttalttj& 59 I •bi 1 • s Your Horoscope, Birthday PISCES (Feb. 20-Mareh 21) FRIDAV, AUGUST IS - need in a new venture. Is more or less of an "every — A stormy day where emo- Born today, you are a kind • man for himself" situation — LIBRA (Sept 24-Oct. 23) - A multiplicity of choices may tions are concerned. Yon can and extremely sensitive per- and ultimately, though per- move through it unscathed if, son. Easily wounded yourself, haps unhappily, yon trill ad- serve merely to confose you you know how much the this morning. Do what yon you are careful to keep cer- just to that fact tain pieces of knowledge to thoughtless word or deed can Highly energetic, yon learn can to encourage others to hurt and for that reason are make their own decisions. yourself. Nubbin readuy and retain what yon ARIES (March 22-April 20) careful — almost excessively learn almost indefinitely. In SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) so — never to speak or act — Listeners may appear to be — If yon cease your efforts HE n/i$ A-TENDENCY addition, yon know how to em- now, yon may very well for- TO OVBR6ULK J without first thinking things ploy your knowledge to your hanging on your every word, through. Only when there are. but you would be wise to ask a feit your ultimate goal. Don't own best advanfige"dut to the be surprised should another consequences you could not majority of those with whom question or two Just to make have foreseen is there a sure. get there ahead of you. you are involved. As a logi- TAURUS (April 21-May 21) chance that another could suf- cian, yon are extremely valu- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- fer through you — and, should able to anyone who needs va- Dec. 22) — Restraint is the — Take first things first such suffering occur, you are lid argument to insure his suc- key to success today. Don't be today. To dig too deeply into always the first to try to make cess. overanxious about reaching another's na& may be to dis- . up for it. your"goais7 Ume"wUJ~take "PPoint •yourself. Keep up You will probably always Satnrday, Aagust19 care of another's objections. your end of a bargain. have many rivals — but it is CAPRICORN (Dec 23-Jan. GEMINI (Hay 22-Jnne 21) doubtful that you will always LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) - A 20) — Although children ma/ — Should you fail in your pur- day when excessive sensi- ftJOETT be aware of this fact. With appear ungovernable, there pose this morning, you may 'e-ie your trusting and confident tivity can do you harm. Keep are ways of guiding them into well cause others to fail this i iy Capp nature, it is not in you to look your personal opinions about the ways they should go. Call afternoon. Reconsider the val- upon others as either opposi- other people to yourself and up reserves of wit. ue of a recent association. 1 maybe they win do the same. f -AM TWANKS SHE18SN«T\ GO0fif'HER.SHE tion or competition; to you, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. CANCER (June 22-July 23) I FDR LPTINV EATEN people are people, on your VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept 23) - — Don't waste your time U5TEN.M0T) SWUM BE LIGHT 19) — Your assumptions about 1 E KEKT >>. ME'AVWEAVE <Blondie The Swiss team included dummy's ace to ruff another South dealer among its six members an. spade. This set up dummy's of ten. Live and let live is a BECAUSE M^RE THANK YttJ, DEAR -- -AND ALSO last spade. good motto in all countries, at Both sides vulnerable HANDSOME - HERE,TAKE THIS BECAUSE VCU'RE American, an Italian, a Leba- NORTH cwewDoiJ,^ nese and a Bolivian. Ex- Leads Crabs least at the bridge table. VOU KNOW WH/ IN CASE VOU A MIND DAILY QUESTION • 107 54 3 I LOVE YOU?. NEED A NEW READER patriate Hungarians played To reach dummy Rodrigue C? 10932 for Australia and Brazil, led the king of clubs and con- Partner opens with one O A4 among other countries. What tinued with a low club. West club, and the next player pas- 4 A8 counted was the quality of could not afford to ruff, since ses. You hold: S-Q J H-6 WEST EAST their bridge rather than their then declarer would discard D-98762C-QJ743.What 4 K862 4 QJ birthplace. the losing diamond from dum- do you say? C» KJ5 (? 6 . When this hand came along my. Answer: Bid two clubs. As a OKJ103 0 98762 in an international tourna- When West discarded, dum- rule* you show a new suit 4 95 *QJ743 ment in London, Claude Rod- my could raff and declarer rather than raise partner's SOUTH rigue, a leading British expert could lead dummy's last minor suit. In this case, your • A9 born in Egypt, demonstrated spade and discard the losing diamond suit is not worth V AQ874 that first-class bridge has no diamond from his own hand. showing. The important fea- OQ5 nationality. No matter what West did, de- ture of the hand is your club • K1062 Rodrigue took the ace of clarer could surely ruff dum- support. Soulb West North East spades and returned the suit my's remaining diamond and (A Pocket (Guide to Bridge. 1 U Pass 2 9 Pan to get on with the job of set- then raff his own last dub in written by Alfred Sheinwold is 3 4> Pass. 4

I TALKED HE SAID THAT ALL HUMAN THEREFORE, ITI5 NOTTRUE UfTH Mt^ BfESj&EVE&OOSZTO THAT PEOPLE WITH LARS6 I KNOW A KID IN SCHOOL WHO OPHTHALMOL06I5TJ 8E10M65T0 FOURBOOKO005! GOTTA -RVE MIUJMCTSK UM EYES NEEP MORE SLEEPTHArf ADMIT HE 10DM PB0PL£WITH5«ALLe/E5 PUTA6PUSH &t.HEemimsm IMS «B APPEAR LAR6S? oFAMttieLlD RS5WRE

The Phantom beetle Bailey AT PAWN- TIRAHSI COMING.' WE MUST NOT EK0U6M CANOES-MOSTj BEVONPTHAn tOOT-51AVES- FIEE- INTO THE SEA/ IEFT BEHINP-- WHAT MAPPENEP TO BEETLE? WHATS6OINS Id HAPPEN TQ HIM AFTER

HOW? WE HAVE NO WEAPOMS OF WAR. The Dally Register, Bed Bank-MlddUteWB,NJ. Friday, Ang«st 18,1172 IS The Pathetic Case of the Alabama Bathing Suitj By LESTER KINSOLVING ders reacted to her victory by murers against the authority Meanwhile back at Hobbs But in answer to another While the sometimes stodgy firing her father, their action, of Moses (whom he described Street Church of Christ, sub- question, Humphries rapidly Memphis Commercial Appeal ATHENS, Ala. - From a gloriously, illustrated by a INSIDE as a.church elder): they were sititute ( and apparent candi- replied: "The Apocryphal published a cartoon captioned distance, the roof of the large photo of beauteous Becky destroyed by heavenly fire. date for Marshall's pulpit) books have no standing!" "Becky and the Elders," no and substantially built Hobbs Marshall, adorned front pages RELIGION Can't Be Removed - Humphries, after a dutiful de- The question related to one one here in Athens has con* Street Church of Christ in of newspapers throughout the Only a remnant of the con- fense of the elders who hired of those books between the tended that the four Church this community of 20,000 looks nation and overseas. gregation was present for this him, made a significant mis- Old and New Testaments Christ elders have tried any- as if its front end is adorned sermon, however. For the pre- Divine Omen ministers do not use the title take. He allowed questions (which some denominations thing like this — certainly not by a gigantic, surrealistic gar- Reverend), a handsome and vious Sunday Brother Hum- during the postsermon Bible regard as Scriptural) which is with Becky Marshall. Brother Humphries, who goyle. None of these elders has as phries had affirmed that yet pronounced the pre-beau- unctuous Bible college official class. the account of Susannah and piously explained that bis wife Closer scrutiny reveals the from nearby Florence, Ala., Church of Christ elders can- The Elders; For this gorgeous 17-year- would niiver swim in public remains of a shattered church ty contest lightning strike a not be removed — even for old is as devout, gentle, courte- Divine Omen. utilized every conceivable Brother Humphries ap- Susannah was "very fair" unless 'adorned modestly," spire - drooping like a half- Scriptural admonition to try immorality or if in jail. peared at something of a loss and "beauteous;" so much so ous and vestally virginal as (specific! details of which peeled banana. But the ministerial substi- to convince the Bible-devoted This was a bit much for the to explain why, if church el- that the two elders were "in- she is pulchritudinous — an fashion guide he .never man- For this church spire was tute they have procured to fill congregation to obey and re- majority of the congregation, ders deserve such unquestion- flamed with lust." They at- impeccably wholesome young aged to provide). Asked Brother- struck by lightning right after in for fired pastor Charles spect their church's elders. who, having had their petition ing obedience, one elder tempted to seduce her — and girl who, despite the inter- Humphries rhetorically: a Wednesday evening, prayer Marshall has done something (Most clergy preach on texts for the reinstatement of pastor named Cephas (St. Peter), when she resisted, charged nationally notorious asininity meeting — and just six days of the sort —some on pretexts.) • Marshal disdained by the el- was strongly and publicly de- her with adultery (a capital of her church's elders, still "Would any Christian wom- before the minister's daughter For two Sundays in a row ders, proceeded to organize nounced by a comparatively crime.) (They were, however, wants to attend a Church of an want;! that picture (Becky won a July 4th beauty contest following the sacking of Among other things, his ser- the Central Church of Christ, recent convert named Paul exposed in the nick of time by Christ college. in a one-piece bathing suit) — clad in a bathing suit. Becky's father, Brother Jerry mon on July 30 cited the with the initial service, that (as reported in the Epistle to the cross-examination of Dan- Yet her presumably God- sent to the Lord on Judgment When the church's four el- Humphries (Church of Christ ominous fate of cetain mur- Sunday in a rented hall. The Galatians). iel.) given beauty was derided by Day?" 5 Fr. Daniel Power, Jesuit, Celebrates Jubilee Mass EATONTOWN — The Rev. The Gregorian University in 1943, to August, 1946. He saw Club, the Washington Club Daniel E. Power of George- Rome awarded him the PhD service in this country at Ft. and the service fraternity, Al- town University, Washington, in 1942. He undertook in 1936- Washington (the Adj. Gener- pha Phi Omega since 1962. D.C., celebrated a Mass in St. 1937 a year of special study at al's School), as well as at Ft Father Power was one of Dorothea's Catholic Church to TroncMennes, Belgium. Belvoir and overseas on Leyte the founders of Channel 26, mark the 50th anniversary of Father Power entered the and Luzon, from 1W3 to 1946. Public Broadcasting Station, his entry into the Jesuit order. Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in In 1946, Father Power re- and was vice president of the A reception followed in Old 1922, studied philosophy at joined the faculty of George- Greater Washington Educa- Orchard Inn, attended by 130 Weston College in Massachu- town University, where, along tional Telecommmunications relatives and friends. setts and theology at Wood- with the Rev. Francis J. Hey- Association (GWETA) from Father Power was the first stock College in Maryland. He den, who, established the 1953 to 1970. He is a charter parishioner of St. James Cath- was a professor of history and Georgetown University Badio- member of the Executive olic Church, Bed Bank, toen * government at Fordbam Uni- TV Forum, be was the fo- Committee and public mem- ter the priesthood. His par- versity from 1929 to 1932. rum's program director for 26 ber of the board of GWETA. ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. He was ordained a priest at years. He is a member of the James N. Power, operated Woodstock, Md., in 1935, by From 1956 to 1966 he was board and of the public rela- Power's Restaurant on Mon- the most Rev. Michael J. the director of public relations tions committees for the nurath St., Bed Bank, from Curley, archbishop of Balti- and news service. In 1966 he American Cancer Society and 1914 to 1933. more. ' ; was appointed the director of the United Nations Associ- He retired June 30, but con- In 1937, Father Power be- public affairs of the univer- ation of the U.S.A. He is also tinues to serve Georgetown as gan a 17 year period as pro- sity. This office included unl- a member of The National liaison between the university fessor of religion, history and • versity work In relation to the Academy of Television Arts and the alumni. government at Georgetown alumni, the students, parents and Sciences and of The Na- He was born Nov. 20,1904, University. In this same peri- and the community, as wellas tional Association of Educa- in New York City. He was grad- od, he was, for 15 years, the the university radio and tele- tional Broadcasters. uated from St. Peter's High faculty moderator- of the vision activities. He received the special cita- School, Jersey City, in 1922 Glee Club, and he founded the At Georgetown t'oiverstiy, tion from Broadcast Pioneers RHiiitr Staff Pud* and holds the BA and MA de- Gaston Lecture Series. Father Power was faculty ad* for "substantial contribution FATHER POWER RETIRES — The Rev. Daniel E. Power, who entered the Jesuit order 50 years ago, grees earned at Boston Col- In World War II, he was an viser to three undergraduate to broadcasting" April 11 in has retired. He Is shown at reception in Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown, which followed his celebration of lege between 1926 and 1929. Army chaplain from January, organizations: Collegiate Chicago. a lubilee Mass In St. Dorothea's Catholic Church, Eatontown. With him are his sisters and a brother, left to right. Miss Bertha Power, Mrs. Edward Cross and Mrs. Mary Gaul, all of Red Bank, and J. ' r •*-.-; Bronson Power of New York. Another brother, Hubert Power, lives In Louisville, Ky. ii Chaplain of Bourbon Street Is Salesman and Showman

NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) much time mingling among verted hi 1958 in Sweet Water, He's careful to emphasize — He comes on so strong the strippers and hustlers of Ala., and began trying to con- that he actively supports or- there might be a temptation New Orleans' most infamous vert others three days later. ganized ihurches, is a mem- to check the Better Business street as he used to. He was already a successful ber of the First Baptist Bureau if Bob Harrington The action has shifted, to au- insurance salesman and man- Church of New Orleans and were selling something other ditoriums and stadiums in aged to acquire a tent, a van works through local churches than religion. scores of towns throughout and sound equipment. setting up his crusades. Stylish gray hair combed the nation where Harrington "The van and sound equip- In fact,, he says, he doesn't back smoothly over his ears, carries his quip-quoting mes- ment were given away and launch a crusade unless the the Chaplain of Bourbon sage to 5,000 or 10,000 at a the tent rotted in storage as churches of-the city ask him Street holds forth in his office.. time. But they never go to Harrington climbed into the* to. ' A steady gaze seems to pierce hear Bob Harrington, evange- big league of mass evange- Harrington openly hopes the through to your most sinful list. It's always "Bob Harring- lism. He's clearly not too anx- television series in the fall secret thoughts... a frequent ton, Chaplain of Bourbon ious to talk about the tent will enhance his popularity smile... and a steady stream' Street." ' days. among the masses. of catch phrases developed "It all started right here on "I don't have anything over the years. Bourbon Street in 1961," says against tent evangelism," he Jewish Council Bob Harrington is no longer Harrington, not waiting for said, "but wfe've moved your average preacher hand- the question. beyond that now. Picks Nominators ing out religious tracts on a He was an evangelist even DEAL;— Nominating com- street corner. He's big busi- before attending the Baptist "I'm a salesman and a mittee members were se- ness, with a $1 million annual seminary here "to give my showman, and I make no ef- lected at a meeting of the budget and the first in a ministry a more solid back- fort to hide either. I'm selling Monmoitth Jewish Community series of syndicated television ground." the best product in the world Council. : shows already "in the can." "While I was at the semi- and I have the best producer. They are Mrs. Delbert He's never had a flop and his The television show is film- nary I saw missionaries going Mamffien, Abraham Klitz- off to Africa and South Amer- product is guaranteed to bring man, Morton 'ZIpn,.Irving Co- ed against a Bourbon Street- happiness." d BUILDING SIGN —• Congregation B'nqi Israel is adding a youth wing to its 14-year-old building on type painted set. Harrington, ica, and I told myself I could hen, Nathan Feldman and Hance and Ridge Roads, Rumson. Giving it the official signature is Murray Guth, Lincroft, congrega- 44, will peer into the cameras be a missionary right here," "I'm a salesman for Jesus," Mrs. Evejyn Silvert' tion president. Others seated are Adolph Schultz, left, of Seacoast Construction Co., Red Bank, the from behind a bar, capital- says Harrington. Ergo, the he adds. "It's a vital, outgoing Paul Zar, chairman of the contractor, and Robert Gilvary of Gorskl, Myers and Gilvary, Princeton, the architects. Standing are izing on his image as Chaplain birth of the Chaplain of Bour- business. I love Jesus and I council's flood relief program, Paul Bragar, left, Monmouth Beach, and Dr. Sydney Kramer, Little Silver, chairmen of the building of Bourbon Street. bon Street. love people. Many ministers was commended for his coun- drive. The addition is s'cheduied for spring completion. But he doesn't spend as Harrington says he was con- are more like auditors than ty-wide efforts in coordinating salesmen, but we're all work- organizations to aid flooded ing for the same boss." areas of Pennsylvania. | g n M f 1M M * * f * M »J» *>'• f .1M t* f V YOU ABE INVITED GET CASH FAST! Priests, Nuns. Trying to Aid TO THE ; UP TO '10,000 FOR UNITED METHODIS5T CHURCH 247 BROAD ST. RED BANK HOME OWNERS Summer Schedule Latin Poor Run Into Trouble R30 and 10:00 a.m. Seivicibs ot Worship also make loans to businesses 10:00 a.m. Church School BOGOTA Colombia (AP) - Bello in Caracas, Venezuela. "We are now offered an op- only from particular persons 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. Rev. Robert W. Sapp 24-HOUR A Monrnoulh County Company Various priests and nuns are A number of students also portunity to reflect on the or groups but also has its • Sermon: "THE NOW\WAY" PHONE -DUOI Highway 35. Middlelown running into trouble with gov- were expelled by the Venezue- vast and urgent problem Staff: Rev. Rollo A.MIchae! roots in the institutions and Rev. Harvey E. VanSciver. Rey. Allred E Willett Secondary Mortgage Licensee ernments and Roman Catholic lan university. The priests whose symptoms are social juridicial and socio-economic authorities in Latin America. and students charged that injustice which comes not structures of the country." Music provided by choirs and Mr. Herbert Burtis In general, the rebels demand businessmen instigated the EVERYONE WELCOME a better deal for South Amer- action against them because The highest authorities of ica's poor. "they are not interested in Three to Attend the Jesuit order in Colombia ATTENTION RESIDENTS Of They have suffered these knowing the reality of the signed that declaration, but setbacks in the last three country." Youth Parley support for radical priests by RUMSON and months: One of the most famous LONG BRANCH - Celia S. their superiors is not the gen- — The arrest by Colombian radical priests in Latin Amer- Gelernter, Maritza Sanchez, eral rule. security forces of three ica was a Colombian, the Rev. and Michael Sirianni, here, In 1970, the 15 bishops of Ar- NEW SHREWSBURY priests who now are believed Camilo Torres. He joined a are among those who will at- gentina denounced that coun- to be under investigation for leftist guerrilla band and was tend the annual Brotherhood try's Third World priests FUEL OIL alleged complicity with leftist killed by authorities in 1966, Youth Conference sponsored movement for issuing a call to Sewer Installation guerrillas. becoming a hero for many in by the New Jersey and Great- social revolution in Latin — Bolivia's .expulsion of the hemisphere. er New York Regions of the America. The bishops accused FREE ESTIMATES three nuns accused of protect- Another Colombian priest, National Conference of Chris- the radical movement of "a ing guerrillas. the Rev. Jaime Santander, tians and Jews. certain deviation of doctri- FredD.WikoffCo. "1st in the Area fora — The sentencing of three was arrested this year — then The program is scheduled nary orthodoxy" and called Dominican friars in Brazil to. cleared and released — in a for Sunday through Aug. 27 at such deviation "a dangerous Combined total of 82 Years" four-year prison terms on con- police investiagtion of urban Hartwick College, Oneonta, error which must not contin- 236 MAPLE AVENUE viction for political subver- and rural guerrillas. N.Y. The New Jersey dele- ue." sion. On the occasion of Father gates will attend on scholar- — The removal of five Jes- Santander's. release, the Jes- BECKER - PATTERSON ships, provided by the New Drug Addiction Problem? uit priests from their sociolo- uit order in Colombia issued a Jersey Furniture Association RED BANK ,1-0554 747-1464 FAIR HAVEN gy research posts by the Cath- statement protesting the Call 988-8333. For Help Day or and cooperating agencies, or- Night. olic-run University of Andres plight of the poor. It said: ganizations, and individuals. Autos For Sate The Paly Register, ftea Kank-Middtetown, N.J. Friday, August 18,1972 Lost and Found Lost and Found Public Notices Autos For Son WANTED •OUHD —Tan puppy, blue collar, ylcl- ROCK anaHIOUP - w«'r« - 1971 DUSTER , -Ity at Sleepy H«ow gnd Cooper R M»% 'Inoacfng on o, 1!«9 Autos For Sole ' Atrtot For Sale ring. Friday night at Molly Mitntfq. hnrd anytfi&ig un- Two-door iwrstHpit, «" «eonomleol tAUW/Til&O'* far* Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. Sen- til ysu'vt hwrd - ywr six with automatic and power -O5T — Yellow Labrador about Aug. 11, tvtnt o> 6 p.m. steerlfis. Only 70M mllei. A ttrrll. S&lM&fi •malt, Ucust-NovMlnk oreo, answers lo timental value. Reward. Call and ask ft Ic bu/l 1971 MERCURY - Four-dojr Morquli BEST •Tonya." Call 2914049. 583-1538 before 6 p.m. DANCE? BAR MltZVAH? WEDDING? Uowr"MUSTANG 1966 — Conv«rtlt)l». Thre-e Autos For Sale Autos For Sale speed, 289 V-8, very good condition. Coll for less at 39S Broad SI. 741-5180 Red Bank 544-0513. AUTOMOTIVE Eves, until 9 IOM TEMP6$T — V-8, outomqllc, power & BAYSHORE ^ SUNBEAM HILLMAN MINX 19M - Ex- steer no and brakes. Must sell. $495 or KITSON Autos For Sale cellent condition. Immaculole. 41.000 be" oiler. Ml-0442 oner 5 p.m. SUMMER IS FOR ENJOYING. mlln. *S15. MI-7ZH, V96TVOLKSWAGEN CAMPER - A-I And what better way to truly en]oy summer of 1972 TWO SUPER SPORT H6VA - Yellow 1971 OCDSMOBILE 98 — 11400 milts. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH with black vinyl lop. 1M, 373 h.p.. 4-5»ed. Reasonable. condition Rebuilt engine In March, 1972. CHEVROLET than with a late model car that adds to the pleasure of AM-FM rodla. Many other txtrot. Phont 842-9856 "res ind interior excllLnt. Will take Vol- 9U-I7I4. kjwogen Bug oi port trade. M50,741-2951. every outing. Shrewsbury Motors has a terrific selection of used cars at 1965 CHEVROLET - Impalo. Automatic. PEUGEOT IW» — AAost mechanical ports CLASSIC 1960 ROVER — 3 Litre. Com- .low August prices. V-8. Runs good. 1350 firm. Coll alter 5 olelety rebuilt enolne, Inferior excellent, SAVE UP TO $2000.00 787-1736 body food- 4.ip»ed with overdrive. 123 1967 DODGE $1395 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUG Wallace St., Red Bonk, otter-5 p.m. 1971 PINTO 1M5 MUSTANG — Automatic, six cylin- S900 Dart. Two-door hardtop, automatic, power steering, six-cylinder. Beige. der, radio. Body excellent. U75. Call M2- fTiis VOLKSWAGEN -New-point. Automatic, radio on 1972-71 Phone 741-1.159 Good condition. $350 or^best offer. 1968 FORD , $1695 1966 CHEVELLE — SS, 396. 4-speed. tach, 1970 FORD XL CONVERTIBLE — Power Posl-rear. Mickey Thompson maas. Mustang. Two-door Fastback, 2 + 2, automatic, power steering, V-8. steering, power brakes, automatic, air Snows. S1100. 787-3410. ^ 1W4 SUNUfcAM ALPINE - Rebuilt en CHRYSLER PRODUCTS conditioning. 34,000 miles. Must sell. 51800 alne Good condition. Top and tires one Dark blue. firm. 7I7-1SM. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1967. Convert- imr old New point. Many, many spore EoFts. S500, Call 229-2423 after 5:30 p.m. 1968 OLDS ; $1850 19M CHEVROLET WAGON — Blscoyne. ible, hardtop. Rebuilt engine, new clutch, 1973 CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH Standard transmission, •nwtr new brakes, snow tires. Asking $800.787-5051. VOLKSWAGEN - Body ond I -. 1970 MONTE CARLO Cutlass. Two-door hardtop, automatic, power steering,-V-8, radio, heat- exhaust, shocks and battery, 1750.946- 1967 LINCOLN - Two-door, vinyl root, very mod, good running condition, 1250. 8947. air, new tires, plus mow tires. Best offer. 787-421 i after 5 p.m. Automatic, power steering, radio, BONAFIDE ORDERS er, air conditioning, red/white. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio and hoot- 671-1717. 1968 JAVELIN SST - V-8, 343, power air conditioned, Vinyl rool 1968 FORD $1495 NOW BEING TAKEN er. Low mileage. Good condition. S900. 1971 FIAT - 850 Spyder, 9,000 miles. Ex- st rl t V> r Torino. Four-door, automatic, power steering, V-8, radio; heater, air con- Call 747-W25 cellent condition. Must sell. " "°-C aTo?ter 5 p.m..264Hi094 WAS $2995 Phone 842-6434 ditioning, blue/white. 1961 FORD — Two-door. Needs work. More Classified Best offer. CHEVROLET 1967 — Impolo hardtop, 1968 FORD $1795 Call 842-2162 automatic, 8. Excellent condition. Asking on Next Page , 1967 CHEVELLE ZH — HurST 3-speed. J750. 747-2114. Torino Squire wagon. Automatic, power steering, V-8, radio, heater,'air Many extras. $1300. 36 3*^1972 Phone 49S-M78 Autos For Sale 1970 CHEVROLET v. . conditioning, white. Autos For Sale Caprice lour-door hardtop, auto- I960 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPERS - Peep PLYMOUTH & CHRYSLER LEFTOVERS 1968 PLYMOUTH $1595 tent, fully equipped, body In good condi- matic, power steering, radio, air tion. Engine lust completely overhauled, conditioned, vinyl roof TO CHOOSE FROM Fury. Two-door hardtop, automatic, power steering, V-8. radio, heater, excellent running order. Asking M500. beiae Call 842-0460. WAS$2595 '70 BARRACUDA '69 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 MERCURY — Cyclone GT-390 4- Bus 1969 FORD $1595 soeed, green with black Interior, black vi- JVO»'2369 '68 CADILLAC Four-door ranch wagon, automatic. V-8. radio, heater, air conditioning, nyl top. Asking 11950. 542-8617 or 223-2333. Coupe DeVille '69 SATELLITE '89 FIREBIRD Station Wagon, 9 passenger 1969 PLYMOUTH....?!!!; $1950 Autos For Sale 1970 CHEVROLET Automatic with air. '67 IMPERIAL Four-door hardtop, V.I.P.,.automatic, power steering, power windows, Wagon. Automatic, power steer- '70 CHEVROLET LeBaron power brakes, radio, heater, air conditioning, red/white. '69 CORVETTE VOLKSWAGEN SEDANS ing, radio, air conditioned. Super Sport 1969 OLDS $1895 1970 •70 DUSTER 4-speed transmission WAS$2595 '69 COUNTRY SQUIRE Cutlass "S", two-door hardtop, automatic, power steering, radio, heater, '71 CHRYSLER air conditioning, black/beige. CADILLAC IAGEM .Newport Custom, 4-door hardtop 10 passenger wagon 1970 AMERICAN $1695 2-door hardtop Gremlin. Two-door, radio, heater, automatic, six cylinder, red/white. Full power 100 USED CARS 1972 OPEL $2150 Every available option "1900", two-door, radio, heater, automatic, red. I IMMlHH»|HM>rl> • 99 . SPECIAL OF THE WEEKFULL PRICE '4695 TO CHOOSE FROM! > > i «~ BAYSHORE KARMANN GHIA fvlUlnaiKing arranged I »»««••••«••••• Coupe. Light blue, radio, heater, auto- 1969CHEVELLE , CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH matic, full V.W. 100% guarantee: M285H! CALL Malibu two-door hardtop, auto-1 t•«•««%»•*»••••••»* matlc, power steering, radio, vinyl I FIRST AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TOWN & COUNTRY roof, air conditioned. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC DODGE WAS$2495 291-9200 229-4790 Authorized Volkswagen Dealer , NOW*22S9 Shrewsbury he. 741 -8500 New Shrewsbury 566-6100 *v»»*»n 1969CAMAR0 *>**' V-8, convertible, automatic, power steering, radio. >>mnr. WAS$1995 tWAl AfoHr$.689 1969CAMAR0 <«!(«, ridlftheetor. ^- ««•.•' •'' Six cylinder, two-door hardtop, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, air conditioning, vi- nyl roof. DOWN WAS $2395 I HAVE A Ato»v$2089 1969 CHEVELLE Six four-door sedan, automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. i/tSWKSBLL ... WAS$2095 WITH Aro>v$.869 S 1968 CHEVY II Nova tour-door sedan, automatic, 895 power steering, radio, vinyl root. WAS $1595 CAR 1968 CHEVELLE CAR CO. V-8 four-door sedan, automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl roof. WAS $2095 A,O,V$1869 1968 CHEVY II THE SHORE'S NEWEST S LARGEST Nova four-door sedan, automatic, PAYMENTS! power steering, radio, vinyl roof. We sell the most Affordable Fords in town. Therefore WAS $1595 we have the most Affordable deals in town. Therefore TRIUMPH DEALER 00**1379 when it comes down to car payments, we come down. 1968 CHEVELLE LARGEST SPORTSCAR CENTER V-8 four-door sedan, automatic, power steering radio, vinyl root. IN MONMOUTH COUNTY WAS$1595 BRAND NEW $ 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT /vow 1289 mm INTRODUCTORY} AIR CONDITIONED Fully equipped including ZOO cc en- gine, Crulsomatic transmission, USED CAR? A,78x13 wide oval white side wall $ OFffR... SELECT FROM tires, accent group, bumper guards, front disc brakes, tinted glass. A STOCK OF 35 2754 FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING 1972 SPITFIRE 1968 CHEVROLET BRAND NEW Bel Air four-door sedan, automat- ic, power steering, radio, vinyl 1972 MAVERICK root. TWO-DOOR WAS $1595 Fully equipped including 250 C.I.D. six cylinder engine, Crulsomatic Delivered transmission, vinyl root, vinyl interior trim, white side wall tires, accent 2525 1968 CHEVROLET group, power steering, bumper Impala convertible, automatic, guards, AM radio, tinted glass. '3103 power steering, radio, air condi- FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING A sportscar that's also tioned. WAS $1495 BRAND NEW an economy car. A/o.v'1149 1972 GRAN TORINO TheTriumph Spitfire has everything a true sportscar should have. 4 speed synchromesh gearbox, independent 1968 CHEVROLET TWO-DOOR HARDTOP suspension, rack & pinion steering, full instrumentation. Impala Super Sport two-door Andithaseverythingatrueeconomycarshouldhave hardtop, automatic, power sleer- Fully equipped including 302 C.I.D. Great gas mileage (27 mpg), gets into the tightest park- ing, radio, vinyl rool. bucket seats. V-8 engine, vinyl roof and vinyl Inte- ing spaces... And best of all you get all of this, with sports rior trim, white side wall tires, Visibil- car performance, at the low Spitfire price WAS $1695 ity Group, power steering, power disc brakes, body side molding, bumperguards, AM radio, tinted '3775 glass, wheel covers. Triumph Spitfire 1968 FORD FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING Torino tour-door sedan, automat- ic, power steering, radio. WAS $1495 BRAND NEW 1972 LTD TWO-DOOR HARDTOP 1966 CHEVROLET Fully equipped including 400 C.I.D, Impala two-door hardtop Super engine, Crulsomalic transmission, Sport, automatic, power steering, vinyl roof, white sidewall tires, power radio, vinyl roof, bucket seal: steering, power disc brakes, power windows, body side molding, bump- WAS $1095 er guards, AM radio, tinted glass, wheel covers. '4159 Now $949 FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING EVERY MODEL! EVERY COLOR!

WE WILL TAKE YOUR TRADE AND BIGGEST PARTS, ACCESSORY & ARRANGE FINANCING MOST DO REMUS SERVICE FACILITIES! KITSON AFFORDABLE HUGE INTRODUCTORY SAVINGS! FORD FORD MONMOUTH MOTORS HIGHWAY 36 Jou Know Why^ 90 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK EATONTOWN LHICHWAY 35 * 542-2414 * EATONTOWNj 542-1126 C01NICK A0V .INC. 741-6000 Aytos For Sole Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Autos for Sale Autos For Sale Tbe Daily Register, Red Bank-MkktleU>wn, N J. Friday, August 18,1172 17 7%'H IMon Int. Avttwriud Outers, 1966 IMPALA Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Salt Dodge qnd Oodge Irycks CONVERTIBLE J4M11! VI automatic 0ftd pwer tfeenog. WANTED 1969 TEMPEST WANTED lo .«»cellent condition. Priced t*r Party who needs 100'. fjnondng on a If 61 you'll like doing business with..-. KITSCH CHeVftOLST CO. quick sole. CONVERTIBLE Fort/ who needi 100% financing on a 1_»67 CHEVROLET CAPRICE. Air condi- L.E MANS two-door harcttaprwtl. for tioning. Vfii. For mort information call An economfcol tin wlHi automatic and power stctrtna. Brand ntw more Information coll OASI S :MOTORS at OASIS MOTftHSot 12011 721-7100. top. Sav* now) (J0H 721-71B0. . .; ' ' WiJ LltKtoLff CONTINENTAL 5*OAI RASSAS JEEP SALES AND SERVICE LINCOLN CONTINENTAL •— marit Iff — Full power, teals, doors, windows PONTIAC Twin Boro Motors, inc. 1971. Whltt, with whltt vinyl roef, rtd storing, brakes. Leather Interior, nev 395 Broad SI. 741.5180 Red Bonk 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank homer interior. -UadM. CrufM control, tint. Excellent condition. Best otter, m Eves, until 9 CALLNOW 747-0040 RASSAS reclining watt, AM/FM iterto. S4S0O. Will 43M. 44 Crest Rd.i Mlddletown. accept trade. OT-0M1. Eventmn5C-U54. 1969 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Fouf^oo? CAMARO — 1971. Air conditioned, auto- PONTIAC CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1969. Aulomol hordtop. Automatic, power brakes, Dower matic, bucket seats, console, radio, vinyl 15 Brood 51. 741-51B0 Rtd Bonk 196} VOLKSWAGEN - Excellent comfl-' Ic transmission, power sleerlng an top. Low mileage. Excellent condition. Ev«. until 1 brakes, radio, healer. 747-5352 between 1- steering, factory air. SI800. Coll 717.7391 tlon.UOO or best offer. alter 6 p.m. _• S2500. 671-1876. ask tor Dennis, otter 3 in PORSCHE 912 — Beige coupe, with Call 74I-3W5 p.m. >-- p.m. ASBURY AMERICAN AUTOS 967 911-5 Engine and 5 tp*«4. Chrome iheels. new Pirellis, AM-FM. driving 1971 ChRVSLCR - Newport Custom E:. 904 Sunset Ave. A&bury Park 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA - Good run- mi PLYMOUTH ROAOBUNNER - •cuttw cor. Four-door hardtop, vinyl lop Telephone 775-2141 ghtv Good condition, runs very sirong. 37,000 mlln. Nt«ds body wont tront-«n4. nlng condition. Must self. Asking S700. 264- ocrlllct. Evenings otter 9:30 p.m., 331- air condltlonlno, alPpow.r. Special Prlci 8635 after i p.m. S600. 1964 RAMBLER American, rum H»5. BAILLy BRtfS.. Inc.Tl?E. New 1970 CHEVELLE - Blue with white vinyl w. good, iiBo. Coll otter S p.m. 495-2411.' manSprlngs Rd.. Red Bank. 747-O5M. top and white vinyl interior. 4-speed, tape V KRQLL MOfdRs,' INC." " " 1967 PLYMOUTH — 4-door Fury III 1963 CONTIAC LeMANS CONVERTIBLE' deck, new engine. New Mickey Thompson 379 Broadway Long Branch Mjtomatlc, VI. Vinyl top. t9D0. 1972 VEGA GT tires with mags. Excellent condition. Must ,- • 222-3600 Four cylinder, stick. Good condition. J25O.t Wild everythlno see. Best otter. Call 787-1643 or 7870174. Coll oilers p.m. 944-4719 Call 2646342. < • Call 787-5951 RED BANK VOLVO Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank 1963 CORVAIR MONZA - Snow Urn. ma f»ONTIAC TEMPEST — J- DATSUN" 1970 OLDSMOBILE — Vista Cruiser nlne- Fair condition. Best offer. speed, 3S0 h.p., 4-barrel. Moving, mult .possenger wagon. 121O0. 741-5U6 sell. Call offer 6 p.m. 787-5203. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Coll 741-1144 otter 6 p.m. Coll M2-1II4 after 6 p.m. 370 Broad St. 204-1323 Keyporl 5CENl«CAR SALES '••. V-PASSENGER COLONY PARK 195S Quality cars bought and said. 96S MERCURY — station wagon. Colony 1964 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 57.000 original miles. All good tires, plus Hwy 34 Highlands W2-0M1 Park. Very good mechonlcof condition. New engine. Good condition. Autos For Sale mounted snows, air Conditioner, all pow- Excellent tires Including snow tires. 390 Phone 29I-21W er, clean. Call after 5 p.m. 222-2681. SEEA "RUSSELL MAN"-Nor the besi V, V-8, power steering, power brakes, ro- 1961 OPEL KADETT — Good 62 LOWER MAIN ST. car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac IIo. healer. One owner. Lots of miles left Air conditioning. Best otter. Call after 566-2299 MATAWAN 1970 CONTINENTAL MARK III - Leath- Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. enioy. 16S0. 946-8349. »:30, S42-3197. er Interior. Full power, air conditioned, 741-0910. 1971 radio; Black. One driver. 10.000 miles. >DILLAC 19M - Sedan DeVllle. gold; 1966 FORO — Goloxle 500 four-door se- MM0. Call 291-0731. SLT~!«73 MG'S 'Itk STOCK — And more lock vinyl top. Leather. Completely dan, automatic, factory air, power steer- comingl Buy now at winter prices. A.R. iQded. Stereo. New tires. Excellent con- Ing. $600. 7871858. FSTmfeCONoTKIwna Pyle. Mgr., A S. G MOTORS, 82 S. Main llon, low mlleoge. 13000. Coll 7473330. VOLKSWAGEN St., Asbury Pork, 77S-34S3 1969 VOLVO - 34,000 mllet. Excellent used cars In Monmouth Cpunty. Over too ' STKAUB BUICK - OPEL' alr-conditloned new cors in stock. FORD GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE — Full condition. Stick shift. 1179S. Coll after i McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL, INC., Shrews- NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars p.m. 264-05S8. 'mm" power, oir conditioning. Good condition. Iwy 36 264-4000 Keyport bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 7*1-6100. Leovlna area, must sell. S49S or best oi- V64 PONTIAC GTO — Black interior. Absolutely new! ler. Coll 493-2330, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MURPHY & DAVISON New snows. Mint condition. Best offer. SHREWSBURY MOTORS Mercedes -Bern Sales and Service n $ Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury Wspeed7A Hwy 9 Freehold 462-S300 4|.441l. 741-8SOO Six cylinder. Asking S1500. I96S BUICK LE SABRE - Four-door 1645 We Buy Used Volkswagens v6» CORVETTE COUPE - Air condi- hardtop, power steering, power brakes, USED CAR SPECIALS Call alter6p.m.,S72-198l loned. Four-speed transmission, 350 h.p. good condition, V695. 264-Wl. Full financing arranged. CIRCLE CHEVROLET"* 1969 PONTIAC GTO . (Judge), good car, 41-2007. 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank 4-speed. Call BARRACUDA - 1971. 313 engine. Tope No money needed. 741-3130 66 CORVETTE — New point, J27 cu. In., 542.7848 '5 h.p. Many, many extras. deck and four speakers. Asking <2S00. Call •--••-- -- Mirt- 74I-86W otter 3 p.m. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE -"Superb 671-S•SIJI 5 service. DOWNES PONTIAC, 42 Lower TWO LINCOLN — ContinentaTsedcms7 CALL Main St., Malowan. 5662299. four-door, loaded, one owner. Executive 971 RENAULT 16 — Sedan-Wagon. Air 1969 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC - Silver cars. One 1966 model, 41200. One 19o« )roy with black vinyl top- Air condi- 1970 BUICK 1968 PONTIAC .oridiiloned, 4-speed transmission, 4.door, lonlna, power windows. J26O0. 842-1116 af- PONTIAC 1966-Convertible.XbigVsaTJ model. $2050. May be seen by appointment ecllning bucket seals. Hawaiian green. LeSabre, Aqua Mist. Full power, factory Firebird, full power, buckets, console, one TOWN & COUNTRY only. Call Cooper Electric Supply Co., Iking »1800. Call 142-6392. Mlddletown,j71-5000. air. owner. Sharp! 169 FIREBIRD — Vinyl hardtop, 350 V-8. 1M2 CHEVY NOVA WACON""" GTO 1968 — 400 cu. In, 4speed, mod con-' ictory air, power steering, 4-speed More Classified DODGE w $225 dltlon. 11250 or best offer. urst, wide ovals, A<1 condition. Asking on Next Page M795 566-6100 Coll 741-11*4 otter 6 p.m. 264-084? I6S0. Must sell. 741-1722. '2895 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 1968 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2-door hardtop, Verdimist * et green. White vinyl top, white matching in- No domestic 1969 PONTIAC terior. Full power options include power seats, power windows, AM-FM radio, ster- Bonneville, Wagon. Sea Mist green. 9 pas- eophonic power antenna. Wire wheels, 3 senger, lull power, factory air, vinyl top, 4 luxury sedan new tires. Special... brand new tires. 23,000 miles. Special... * is even in the *2895 M895 9 1968 PONTIAC 1971 BUICK same ball park' G.T.O. Platinum Mist, Black vinyl top, Skylark, Midnight green, 4-door sedan, 6 -Road&Track black buckets, chrome reverse wheels, cylinder, automatic, power steering, one new tires, stick on the floor. Special thrush owner. Low mileage. Absolutely new in — ^ exhaust system. Special... condition and style, Special... A VOLVO COSTS $3590* * M695 $2495 BECAUSE WHAT YOU SEE * 1971 PONTIAC ISN'T ALL YOU GET. * Ventura, burnt orange. Black vinyl top and interior. Full power, lactory air, new tires, one owner. Sold new by us. Real economy for only * $2695 SUMMER SALE * OF FANTASTIC EXECUTIVE SPECIALS 1972 PONTIAC 1972 PONTIAC - DEMO'S - The 280SE 4 5 Sedan justifies a pre- Grandville, 4-door hardtop. Shadow Gold, Grandville, 2-door hardtop, Charcoal Mist, mium price with premium performance. Su- black vinyl top, custom beige interior, lull pow- black vinyl top and black custom interior, lull perb Mercedes-Benz engineering makes this power, factory air. Absolutely loaded. er, all Pontiac options on this one. machine a glutton for rough roads as well as Orig. Urt $6210 $ Orig. Urt $6314 $A71A •-EXECUTIVE CARS - turnpikes. Superb comfort includes air con- \541fHWCf 4/ IU SMI Kid 4640, ditioning, power steering, automatic shift, TAKE A ROAD TEST TODAY. electric windows and vacuum-operated door Manalapan Mall N locks as standard equipment. A test drive will

Two Guyi be worth your time. It may also change your \ r, I - definition of "luxury" cars forever. WHELAN GET OUR PRICE PONTIAC "* P.O.E. 144's plus prep., state & local taxes. WHELAN BUICK u PONTIAC-BUICK-OPEL • RED BANK VOLVO I HWY 9 FREEHOLD )^- . since 19S6 ] 100 Oceanport Avenue, Little Silver ji.Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank.; 201-842-5353 ^ OPEN WEEK DAYS Til 9 p.m. yL 462-0847 On* qiurtev mil* touth of Utll* Sllnr trtln ttttlon ^••••••••••••••••••••••••J Weekdays 9am-9pm, Wed. til 6 pm, Sat. til 5 pin.

PREVIOUSLY OWNED-EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD CONDITION CARS 1970 BUICK 1970 OLDSMOBILE 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 225 DELTA 88 RIVIERA Custom with limited trim. Gold with 4-doot sedan, linished in Pine- .Light gray with black vinyl top and saddle leather interior and dark cresl Green with black vinyl top matching interior. Fully equipped brown vinyl top. Loaded with all and matching interior, power with all power features including Buy now. the extras including factory air steering and brakes. V-8, auto- tactory air conditioning. 25,000 conditioning. Original 18,000 matic, including tactory air condi- miles. tioning. 38,000 miles. miles. save now • •

1969 CADILLAC enjoy now! 1968 CADILLAC CALAIS We've been reminding you that if you buy a luxu- COUPE DeVILLE Dark blue with white vinyl top. rious new 1972 Sedan DeVille now while we have a Burgundy, black cloth interior, SPECIAL Fully equipped including automat- plentiful stock you can really save. But, we should also AM-FM radio, tilt wheel, power ic windows and factory air condi- windows, power seats, tactory air OF THE tioning. Original 26,000 miles. remind you thaf the sooner you buy, the more you'll .conditioning. 31,000 miles save, and the longer you'll have to enjoy your new Se- WEEK dan DeVille. We're really eager to reduce our in- 1971 PONTIAC ventory, so come in now - you'll really enjoy the sav- ings! • 1970 FORD G.T.O. 1970 OLDSMOBILE MAVERICK 2-door hardtop^ red.'beige in- DELTA ROY ALE terior, power steering, 3-speed 2-door sedan, blua with matching standard transmission. Spe- 2-door hardtop, green, black vinyl interior. 6 cylinder, automatic, cial. 15,000 mi|es. top, matching Interior, completely power steering, 22,000 miles. equipped with all power features including tactory air. Original 29,000 miles. In showroom condi- ONLY tion. $ "Fxcepfionol buys on 1970 CADILLAC an exceptional automobile, COUPE DeVILLE 2395 Finished in gold with a brown vinyl for exceptional people top and saddle leather Interior. Fully equipped Including AM-FM. 1967 OLDSMOBILE like you/" radio, tactory air conditioned, and 1967 CADILLAC NINETY EIGHT truly excellent condition through- SEDAN DeVILLE Four-door hardtop. Finished in out. 32,000 miles. SEDAN DeVILLE Gray, black top, matching interior. aqua with matching Interior. Very Fully equipped including factory clean. Excellent family car. 51,000 air conditioning. 51,000 miles. miles. $1895 Oldsmobile- HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LATE MODEL CLtAN CARS Russell Cadillac Co. TRADE UP TO OLDS-NOW! 100 Newman Springs Rd. 741-0910 Red Bank teats and AccMMriH Auto Part* -Rtpntr 18 The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Friday, August II, 1173 Autot For Sale Autot For Sole 1SST '•47 6OCWE COROHET 500 - In iervi. PLYMOUTH !»70 ROADRUNNER l«»ln( tountry, must sell. IM Pack. «JW. 8M-IK7 ' 410 Vr\ GorfWd Ave. COM 74i. lMt or mnn Atlantic Highlands '«<< OLD'SMOBIUE 98 - All'power, "i* tttl CAOILLAC — Four-door hardtop, «lltnt condition. I4». excellent condition. Hove to see to appre- Coll 717-7011 ciate. S250. 747-1627. . 4- LAPSTROKE - «ohoaany rgnoDout, Auto Rentals tiberglas boHom, 35 h.p.. TO«r and ac- 19M VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN 1969 OPEL KADETT - 1900 L, 48,000 cessories. Will demonstratt. *1M. 741- Good condition, S750. miles, automatic, new tires, new brakes, TOWS FORD Call alttr S, 671-4517 mows. Excellent condition. Clean. Asking 3487. SHOO. 842-5988. RENT A CAR FORD TORINO - 197\ luxury woson. Auto- Keypoi new this spring. Cost KOTO. Will sell for malic. Power brakes, seals. Air. Just 1965 BUICK SPECIAL WAGON - Pow- W>Hwy3S 264-1600 mtOdii«talllne».g42-2«75. " . about all factory options on this car. Lower steering. New brakes. Excellent trans- mileage. Listed for way over J5000 lost portation^} or best offer. 747-3392. "'" year, asking 13,395. Former property of Ford executive. Call 344-3728. May be seen VOLKSWAGEN - 1963 BUG BOATS AND S375 s.o.s. oner 6:30 p.m. any day. 842-3642 before noon ACCESSORIES SAVE ON SALE CADILLAC — 1970 Fleetwood Brougham. .1960 CHEVROLET ••••"' ULMEROFREDBANK Clearance New Boats Gleaming black with matching leather in- Good transportation terior. Fully equipped and has balance of New Sails Made^ld Soils Repaired. Boc factory warranty. Must sell at this low Coil 739-1SM Covers-Boat Awnings. General Canva • Fl BERGLAS PRAM.. JJJJ. price. 13475. 747-2115 after 9 a.m. 1966 DODGE POLARA — Excellent run- ning condition. 1800 or best offer. lOlMonmouth St. • M2-5M FORD GALAXIE 1968 — Four-door sedan. Coll 842-0604 Truly excellent. Call days, 546-9834. Eve- EVERYTHING FOR nings, I4M229. 1970 VOLK$WA"GtN"SEDAN - Auto^ THE BOATMAN IB' TRI HULL BOWRIDER *>225 mane. Radio, air conditioned. 20,000 origi- 1970 MUSTANG - Fasfback. 351. Four nal miles. Best offer. 536-5789. The Boatman's Shop barrel. High performance. Automatic, Autos For Sale' Trucks For Sale Motorcycles Motorcycles 24 Wharf Ave. , M1-5MH RedBonl 25% Off On New Motors power steering. 52150. 462-84M atter 7:30 1965 CHEVROLET — Impala convertible. 1968 FORD — Refrigerated box type 1972 YAMAHA - CT2 175cc Enduro. Ex- Open weekdays, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. (40 H.P. AND UPI p.m. Power steering, all new tires plus snows, 1967 RED MUSTANG— Convertible'. . Sundays & Holidays. 9 o.m.-l p.m. Four new whllewall wide oval tires. 289 truck, 2Vi ton, $750. Call cellent condition. Best offer. VAN WINKLE MARINE very good condition. S750,566-6851. 787-8366 291-4598 1962 PONTIAC TEMPE5T~ *" engine. 4-on-floor automatic console GROSSINGER & HELLER AGENCY . ,,JHwy35 542-234? EotMltown S125 1964 MERCURY - Runs well, good tires, transmission. Power steering. Vinyl buck- grbod t Mecnonlc 5b.:' ir4l-2IOO.Red.Bpnk 1970 YAMAHA — 200 CC, new condition. radio, heoter, automatic transmission. et seats. New roof, new vinyl window. 1953 CHEVROLET TRUCK — Good run- I8HP. EVINRUDE OUTBOARD EN- 787-808? ning condition. Body fair: 5200 or'besf oi- 1967 HONDA - 305 Scrambler, A-l condl- Must sell. 5390. Call 264-8215 otter 5:30 Quick sale-1150. 842-2050. Minimum offer 1850. Actual mileage p.m. . _ 1966 GTO 387— Four barrel, mags, cleon^ 40,000. One owner. Excellent condition. ler. Phone 495-2678. tlon, 1350. Call otter 6 p.m. 741-3543 Asking S650. 1965XHEVELLE 542-1963 ofler 5 p.m. 1V55 CHEVROLET PICKUP — Halt ton 1967 BMW R-60 - Fully equipped, saddle IS' BOAT TRAILER Call 291-1942 after 6 p.m. Good-f unnlng condition. 1150. Call after 5:30 p.m. bags, tour box, two-piece faring. 1966 BSA $135 /Phone 671-5135 SUZUKI TS 50 — Knobbles and street FLAGSHIP MARINE 1968 GRAND PRIX 1970 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible, stan- 264-6094 . tires. Only 430 miles. Excellent condition. 650cc Lightning. See and make offer. 787- 747-4M3I dard transmission, AM-FM radio. Radial 9296. Municlpol Marine Basin Asking JleSO.^ood condition. All power. 1969 0LDSM08ILE — Delta 88. Air condi- S285. For more Information, call 842-1930 14' FIBERGLAS BOAT -45 h.p. motor, tioned, power steering, power brakes. tires. Sacrifice. Call 671-2156. 1970 CHEVROLET — '/i-ton pickup, CST- Atlantic Highlands, N.J. I ape deck. 739-9071, 787-5723. 10,8' body, eight cylinder, standard trans- after 6 p.m. 1968 YAMAHA 350 — New pistons, rings. trailer and accMiorlej. MOO. 27,000 mites, 741-3831. 1967 DODGE CHARGER — Blue with Includes shop manual, jome tools. R. Plr- MOLLICA'S MADE TO ORDER 1771 PLYMOUTH - Roadrunner, 4-speed white interior, power steering, power 1971 HONDA - SL35O stick. Loaded. 6,000 miles. Asking 13500. 1959 VOLKSWAGEN - With radio, gas «75 ret, 949-4388, 842-3522. Canvas coven and all type* of boat cusl Call 264-2435 anytime. brakes, automatic, 383, toch, Posltraction. 787-1723 after* p.m. Ions. Also repairs. 842,2205. heoter. Engine needs work. Best ofler. Good tires and condition. One owner. Best 666-2795. Motorcycles ofler. Coll 671-5909. 1971 250CC YAMAHA ENDURO Mobile Homes BOAT INSURANCE 25% OFF VOLKSWAGEN 1966 — Convertible, OS Is. HARLtY CHOPPEPPER 1964 - Pan Head, S550 Reasonable Rotes Wanted Automotive 1971 PLYMOUTH SCAMP — Buckets, GROSSINGER ». HELLER AGENCY C TB A Best Oder over S450. Coll alter 7 p.m. 842- rebuilt engine 10" "extende tddd tubes b . BBestt Call 671-0914 Mobile Home & Trailer Insurance console, four radial tires. Excellent condi- offer. 671-3368. Broad & Mechanic Sts. 741-2100 Red Ban jiMy ? 2328. tion. 291-2624 or 264-0010. 1972 HARLEY DAVIDSON 74 - Fully (JRQSINgfrJW^^AGE 1966 KARMAN GHIA 1970 HONDA SL35O — Red. Low mileage. dressed. 1100 miles. Like new. Best offer. ROW BOAT — 16'. White cedar. Evinrud Clearance On All Boats MERCEDES 1968 - 25OS. Air condi- Asking $550. Brood i Mechanic Sis. 741-2100 Red Bonk 20 h.p. outboard. Brand new Pacemake Good Shape. tioning, power steering and brakes, outo- 747-1475. SEE OUR S.O.S. BOAT AD Call 787-1595 Call 291-2512 or 741-6367 trailer. All equipment like new. matic. Mlcheleln tires, Posltractlon. Ex- 1970 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500 — Like 1970 TRAVELO 12x62 — Two bedrooms, VAN WINKLE MARINE VfE NEED USED CARS 197TOPEL — Sports coupe, bronze, black cellent condition. Priced ta sell. Call 222- HONDA CL175 - 1972, law mileage, mint Master bath, halt bath, utility room, ex- 291-4805 new. Extras. 4000 miles. S950. Call 244- 1 115 Hwy 35 S48-M42 Eotontown vinyl top. A-l condition. 11,000 miles. One 4819 for Information. condition. J600 firm. 1972 after 5 p.m. pando living room, kitchen, wall-to-wall 1969 ALUMACRAFT - 15 flberalOS. 196" WE WILL PAY owner. Asking S1900. 264-3263. Coll 291-1960 carpeting. Central air. 264-0022. 75 Johnson h,p. Very good condition. S90I ,„ TERRY BUILT SKIFF - Completely 1968 CHEVROLET VAN — 108 Camper rebuilt. Reojonablyprlced. Call 1971 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500 Call after 6 p.m. 264-4545. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — One owner. New Conversion, S2195. 1968 Pontlac Le Mans, 1971 HONDA 750 — Stocked. 5,000 miles. J900 787-2047 TOP PRICES muffler, tall-pipe, brakes and battery, S1495. Both In excellent condition. 946- SI 350. Coll 787-3585 17' FLYING FINN - 40 h.p. engine. Com Mlchelln radial tires. Call 671-4033. , 4946, Phone 8724886 30'"VENTNOR - Fly bridge sedan, IMS 1972 HONDA SL 175 - 200 miles. S550 Wanted Automotive Dlelelv overhauled, lilt-bed trailer. E' 240 Crusoder. Sleeps seven. Complete TOM'S FORD firm. Coll tros. MOO. 542-3521. cruising Inventory. Pampered. Asking Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 264-1308 •GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - 17400. Call evenings, 671-3318. AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH JAY SAILBOAT - And trailer. 1971 HONDA CL 450 - Excellent condi- MOTORS, INC., Hwy 35, Eatonlown. 542- it condition. Asking 1700. Coll 67 ^•"CUSTOM FIBERGLAS HULL - Wlnd" tion. J750. "1 2414. 9128. shield, bow rail, automatic bilge pump. Phone 747-1664 15' FIBERGLAS - Custom Croll Rum Reoily to ao In the water. Complete witn SUZUKI — 1972. 250CC. Red. 1550. Very JUNK CARS bout, 1966 65 h.p- Mercury motor, tul trailer. Must sell, best oiler. 564-4127. Or good condition. Call equipped, with trailer, MOO. Call 747J4; 544-7411. 787-5192 PICKED UP afterTp.m. weekdays, all day weekends 1970 GEMINI - 80cc motorbike. Good TWINBROOK 17' THOMPSON - 100 h.p. electric star condition. 4Q0 miles. Many extras. S165. Mercury, tilt trailer, full canvas, full BUSINESS NOTICES 646-8372. AUTO WRECKING equipped. Slip paid for. Must sell. J85I Eatontown 542-2235 1972 HONDA 350 . Highest prices paid for oil used cars 18' CONVERTIBLE CRUISER - 14' rum _M». Coll 787-0425 OVER WHOLESALE 1 Buyer on premises bout, 50 h.p. Evinrude, good condilloi NOEL 1971 HONDA 450 — Low mileage. at all times. 291-3790 otter 6 p.m. ond weekends. CONST. CO. INC. «9O0 or test offer. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE 21' OPEN SKIFF - Slx-cyllnder engln. CONCRETE & MASONRY Call after 4 p.m., 264-3383 S66-6100 COII Z9I-J0M »^__ good condition. $300. CallMl-3041 W71 KAWASAKI 350 — Three cylinder, 45 1 •WANTED - CholEe used cars, with certl •70-2768 after 5 p.m, DISAPPEARING AmCyrAIRS -Fur h*p., fbrt* months old. S650. nlshed and Installed lor only S69.95. To or 264-6509 fletfmlleage. Contact Ed Slgler. 23' HOUSEBOAT - Home mode. In goo der. coll 349-0663 condition, with 35 h.P. Mercurv enqlr 1971 YAMAHA 360 ENDURO M. SCHWARTZ and trailer. )650 or best otter. Coll 841 T=ORN1TUREANTIQUES -Slrlpplnp, S600 firm. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2089 between 3 and 8 p.m. Call 741-7330 llnlshlng. restoring. No water used. No 141 W. Front St., Red Bank 747-078 sandlnq iweded. Sale (or veneeri. Inlay;, Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale glue lolnls. 5NVD6R CHEM-CLEAN, 931- TRUCKING «Oy,NG_ AND HAULING PJANOHMOV; ANoiEUVERep LOW DOWN DEALS EE ESTIMATES. INSUR- ED. 739-0648 ON TOP VALUE O.K. USED CARS VAWN MAINTENANCE . Fertlllilng, raking, sod. Free estimates; Phont M1-419J. LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS. GARAGES — Free estimates. 1971 BEL AIR 1969 CHE VELLE 1968 IMPALA Coll alter 3 p.m. 741-214*. 4-door, yellow, air conditioning. Super Sport, V-8, automatic, HOUSEPAINTING — Interior. Exterior. 4-door sedan. Aqua. V-8, auto- Power steering and brakes. V-8, 1 Reasonable rotes. Fret ejtlntbtei. Coll matic, power steering, radio. power steering , radio, bucket 7174591. automatic. seats and console. I Were clearing out fj HANDYMAN - ExperiencedTrTThterror, $ $ exterior pointing, light construction, and *2995 various odd lobs. Reasonable. Free estl* 2295 1595 moles, 239-4609 or 741-1477. REMODELING — Painting, paneling, 1970 IMPALA 1968 IMPALA sheetrock and taping, concrete Mock and '72 Chevrolets 1968 IMPALA tilt work. Fret estimates. 717-3711. 2-door hardtop, white. V-8, auto- 4-door hardtop, green. V-8, Custom, 2-door, black, air con- malic, power steering, air condi- automatic, power steering, air GARAGES AND CELLARS CLEANED tioning. Radio. ditioning, V-8, automatic, power Junk removed. Lawns cleaned. conditioning. steering, biakes. Radio. 787-2429 at Garage Sale prices $ $ '2595 1695 1895 BUILDERS IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SOMETHING Experienced bulldiri In Monmoulh Coun- ty far aver 15 years. We do additions, dor- ers, siding.'roofing, masonry, kitchens,' ELSE CALL US AT 566-8000 WE'VE GOT MANY MORE foottirooms>ms and new constrvdloni oon youyourr - lot. The selection is great And TO CHOOSE FROM: 787-0816 GENERAL MA5ON WORK " Specializing In (ireplaces. COII671-2032 so are your savings. FLOOR WAXING — flesldentlal. commercial. Estimates given. Reasonable. 142-419J ' ALL SEASON CONSTRUCTION CO. Roallng and siding specialists. Area Rep- resentative tor Alcon, Alcoa. Kaiser. Pete Dodlg. 264-3M4. TILE WORK - Commercial, residential. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. Free estimates. Coastline Tile & Marble MULLER Co. 797-5441. Ask lor Ken. 325 Maple Ave. 741-3130 Red Bank ^TNTINCT EVERY ' Interior -Exterior. Insured. 747-3802 • H42-3470 CAR J & RTONSTRUCfTdN CO. - Free eslT motes. Patio, carpentry and painting. All general construction. No fob too small. CHEVROLET FULLY Specializing In porch work. 739-1802. 721- 4284. RECONDITIONED LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING CALL 787-8087 or 787-8053 BY OUR UGHT~HAULTNG "-" Qddlobs. "Stfr'lq. erator*s moved tor 110 within 10-mlle orea. GRANDMASTER" 100% HWY 34 M4TAWAN EXPERTLY 'Coll Swllly, 842-9725 or 4951076. WARRANTED TRAINED SERVICE ALTERATIONS 566-8000 Dormers, parches, stairs, additions, etc. SEZ Frtt estimates. Inured. Reasonable. I do ADDITIONAL DEPARTMENT the |ob mysell. Coll Jim, 776-8744. LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE MOVING 60 DAY BEFORE AND AfTER Estimates given. Reasonable Phone 842-4193 50/50 GUARANTEE THE SALE TREE REMOVAlTsE^VIci Trees and slumps removed! No lob too CHECKMATE small! Coll lor Ireeestimate. 542-3272. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Don't put yourself in a corner - Male and Female AVON AVON REPRESENTATIVES light In- llalion with extra cash earnings. AAanv earn on estimated 140 weekly, selling la- MOVE UP TO A 1972 MONTEREY mous Avon products near home durina their tree nours. Call now lor detollsr Mrs. Word. 741-4343 or 462-3377, 774'-

WAltRESSES~M/w -CashTer Refer- OUT! ences, MARTINI'S DINER, Hwy 36, Keansburg. Four-door, air conditioned, AM radio, automatic, M,CJNSID,.R,EAL ESTATE SALESMAN power steering, power brakes, tinted glass. OUT! * guaranteed.

f fAL;~ESTATE SALES - Commercial ndustrlol, and land only. Local eslob llshed llrm opening new olflce lor thk purpose. Must have license and some e> !"!"««• Send resume to Box K-25, The Polly Register, Red Bank. SCHOOL /AXT DRIVERS -'NO eT' perlence necessory. starting Salary S2 Jr per hour. Apply In person to Mr. Mlchoc: I need those spots. Huge savings now! Gormley, Administrative Assistant, Haz- el Township Boord of Education. 1719/1 Union Ave., Hazlel, N J CLERK—- uor Over 100 New 1972

CAREER OPP'ORTUNTtY N UTUT Chryslers & Plymouths ^?'^?1 FIR^°M ° SMk""II lCCOUNTO Y * ? - lull time i u.* ""? Pe°P'e 'or our new o(- in stock! SS^ssssii4S,en?Hlli T u"ll«nsed. II unl -

EJ1PERIENCEO WAITRESS MiW" . most models Please call In person between 1-i p n7 11 PP/ ApPl ... most colors Coifs Ntck" *" * '""' "• «? ALL BEAUTIFUL!

Buhler & Bitter INC. Call 222-5783 3290 HWY 35 HAZLET Q 671-2590. Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 264-0198 More Classified on Next Page Help Wanted Help wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted Help. Wanted Mote qtofl Female Male and Female Mole and Female Male or Female Mole or Female Help Wonted Help Wanted For Salt f- TRAINEES ~ Male and Female Male and Female GUARDS NOTICE ERVICE STATION'ATTENDANT - Me- DicAt secREtmN^ chanically Inclined. Port-time. Apply In n Redd BankBank.. RepReply Box M-31, The Dally MACHINE OPERATORS BURNS HELP WANTED READERS «reon. Sen Bright Chevron, Ocean Ave., egliterlt . RRed BaBankk. Bright. ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES S ELI- •Steady employment with excellent growth op- NEEDS AAEN M/W FOR IRTS COUNTERMAN M/W — working EOPLE INTERESTED IN SELLING CHOICE POSITIONS AND ADVERTISERS llh Ford Tractor and miscellaneous IIGH CLASS REAL ESTATE. COUNTRY portunities in leading corporation. Rapid ad- iris. Pleasdnt working conditions, ben.- OUSE REALTY n. compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- Its. Good opportOnlty..Coll 462-8822. . new company, member of Multiple List- FAST vancement to Journeymen machine operators IN ig, formedby Robert E. Reed, builder of crimination; all Help Wanted Advertising now appears urv VA!TRgSS~M/W - 7 a.m. lo 1 p.m.. Sat. lountry Woods In Holmdel, Is looking for WltH A QUICK ACTION who are currently earning in excess of $200 per fnd Sun. off. Apply in person, Colonial jll-tlme ambitious salespeople to handle HOLMDEL der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female" column. tesiaurant, 3 Broaa St., Red Bank. LOW-COST week. '0 12, and I to 12 shifts. Excellent op- .Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- iouse and land sales at Country Woods irtunlty for ntot. alert men, with tx- OOFING MECHANIC - Experienced, md handle the large volume of prospects DAILY REGISTER Complete benefit package including: tllent records* car and home phone, to pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. leady work. Olson Roofing Co. Irawn to the area desiring higher priced ork In "Country Club" atmosphere of 775-O705 vimes. Licensed or unlicensed; Some col- • 9 Paid "Holidays lajor corporation. Uniforms and equlp- ege education preferred. 946-2500. FAMILY AD lent supplied. Excellent opportunity for nformatlon regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- ENTAL TECHINICIAN - Experienced • Free insurance including ma|or medical -omotlon through the ranks. cupational requirements or clarificgfion of the.New Jersey iQdels and dyes, or will train. Advonce- CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS,. SLINESSDAYS RETIREES WELCOME lent, good working conditions. Coll 747- nonmouth County resident. Full time. FOR • Training program, etc." CALL Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the 19. Jberaoerali fringiringe benefitspincius.. Stortinstarling salary,, JUST High School and/or mechanical aptitude pre- New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by ^36366 annually. Immediate openiopeningsr . Ap $2.00 672-5100, Ext. 41 N'S - 3 to 11 shift, full or part-time, J34J ov,Vi " Monmouth Counly Personnel Dipt,, .reliable for Merchandise For Salt only. ferred. Applicants must be able to work rotat- BURNS writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. > start. Call for appointment. Green lerseyill of. Records, Main St., Freehold, New irtlcle must originate from a tMngtutMngtuM ,rove Convalescent Center, 774-6600. nd may nott exceed a sole price ot JM.OJMOO ing shifts. SECURITY SERVICES IARETAKE R WANTED - Must hove ex- LERK TYPIST - For Social Strvlct 20 Evergreen PI., East Orange erience with horses. Call otter 7 p.m. ;tpt. Must have very good typing skills >rlce MUST be advertised. Eacb.oddltlon- Apply in person to: Equol opportunity employer Help Wanted Help Wanted 946-8345 ind enloy meeting people. Apply Person- ,oi line si.00. No copy changes may be REGISTERED lel Dept., weekdays, 9 to 2, Jersey Shore made and no discounts or returns will be Male and Female Male and Female LERK TYPIST — To work with purchos- •icdiccu center, corllei Ave*~Neplune. >ode It ad II canceled before expiration. Midland Glass Co., Inc. , NURSE ig agent and general office work. Apply Equal opportunity employer. OFFICE MANAGER PSYCHIATRIC rowr Engineering Corp., Locust St.. To Place Your Doily Register Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood, N.J. eyport, 264-3086. SALESPERSON NEEDED - Ex- FAMILY AD, CALI Operating Room Needed in Red Bank NURSE perienced In retail sales, preferably lum- 07721 bOK TRAINEE - Fir steak house.' No >er, hardware., paneling. 5Vj day week, An Equal Opportunity Employer, yll-time opening on the day shift, work- area. Previous ex- venlngfull or part-time. Position avoil xperlence necessary. ambitious and Imaginative. Benefit!. Coll 10 from 7 a.m.-J p.m. Look Into our ex- ible In modern growing hospital. Look Coll 5421776 lorlhwood Lumber Co., 462-8180. Mr. Sus- 741-6900 jllent benefits, Including four weeks va- perience in dealing nto our flood salary ana fringe benefits. Ick. MACHINE OPERATORS jllon. Inquire: Apply In confidence. REENHOUSE WORKER — And dellv- 24-Hour Service with people helpful. ry. Steady, all year round. Apply In per- OOKKEEPER-TYPIST - Part-time. 1-5 Director of Nurses DIRECTOR OF NURSINQ SERVICE on, SPIWAK FLORIST, 99 Avenue of FENCE UP Punch Press Brake Shear 50% of the work to be RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL wo Rivers, Rumson. ,m, Experienced. Busy doctor's office, Nursing Department Red Bank, N.J. tale references ond salary desired. Write now. Split roll, So.»5 section, round rail, Coil Handlers Rlvervlew Hospital done in our office, the '41-2700 Ext. 227 TOOLMAKER ox H-71, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. 14 49 section, stockade, 4x1, * 0.50, 5x1, Red Bonk, N.J. 07701 An Equal Opportunity Employer .ost wax mold experience. Leading cos- 113.95, oxl, *15.50 sec/ion. Wire fence, a Fork Lift Operators 11-2700 Ext. 227 other 50% from your Ing house seeks qualified person for light, ALESWOMAN M/W — Five days a lon-cdmbable, 36"xl00', ttt.SO roll, An equal opportunity employer /WW omplex, 3D work. Gratifying work for a 'eek. Apply In person, mornings. I8"xioo'. S22.5O roll. Heavy duty steel WELDERS SPOT WELDERS own home. Call be- MEDICAL TYPIST lerson who can accept challenge. Over- ROWN 5, 32 Brood St., Red Bonk. fence post* In stock. _ _ _ BABY Ime ond many benefits. ENGINEERED -EPICAL LABORATORY TE^fffflCIAN tween 11 and 1 p.m. for nteresting and diversified full time eve RECISION CASTING CO., Mlddlelown, orl-tlme, mainly Sols. Experienced. In- RED BANK LUMBER TECHNICIAN ilng position available In modern hospl- J. 671-2424, Mr. Szory. ' •mist's office. Call 741-3600. Immediate Openings appointment. al's x-ray department. Knowledge of me- Wall Street Red Bonk 741-5500 ull-tlme position available on the 11 jical terminology and dlctapnone ex- 6LEPHONE SOLICITING - PART- ABYSITTER^ Every"TuesdoyTlf3lfto LITTLE SI LVER REPAIR CENTER TASK FORCE lerlence essential. Good salary, pleasant IME, Want to earn EXTRA INCOME p.m. Mlddlelown (near Highlands). Care Soles*. Service ., , Apply in person: .in.-7 a.m. shift In our modern, finely vorklng conditions* excellent fringe ben- ind sllll do your housework? Work Irom jr two boys, oaes 3 years and 5 months. Faffed nursery. Good salary, pleasant 54 Broad St. Red Bank tfits. Call for an Interview, Personnel Of- lome. MUST have 842-747-741-exchange. Aust have own transportation. References New & Used Traderi. Mower*, ••fl'cl"-. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. forking conditions and excellent benefits, Ice, Rlvervlew Hospital, 741-2700, Ext ;all 842-5749. " equlred. Write lo Box D-184, The Dally 747-0573 741-JW icludlng a fully paid pension plan. Apply: 842-5687 125. An equal opportunity employer M/F. Register, Red Bank. AECHANIC — Experienced foreign cars. Director of Nurses 3ood pay plus hospljallzotlon and vaca- WAREHOUSE STOCK CLERK AND »Serplcols,.J0eos. 101 ESTEY METAL CLERK PORTERS lon. Permanent |ob. Monmouth Motors, TRUCK DRIVER — Full time, noex- heater. 7477.04»5- . Nursing Department •/" Full time positions available fn modern Iwy 35, Eatontown, 542-2414. icrlence neceisory. Apply In person, Llq- AIR CONDITIONER — «W»JO. Rivervlew Hospital growing hospital. Day and evening shifts ildafors, LTD, 490 Broad St.. Shrewsbury, Excellent condition. W0. CollW-ltW ofr PERSONNEL LIGHT BOOKKEEPING - Part-time". ler 6:30 p.m. Red Bank, N.J. 07701 DIVERSIFIED WORK. MUST BE ABLE rood salary, pleasant working conditions Katsln's Drug Store, 192 Shrewsbury Ave.. full fringe benefits. Apply In person, Per' ,ed Bank. Call 747-0417 for appointment. MANAGER TRAINEE - Position open A -Ar.' ««tro etween9a.m, ond 5 p.m. htvrolet % ton pickup truck. Slieps (in. teresting and diversified position offers 4 W. FRONT ST. RED DAN K Jrandow tor appointment. Holmdel Con- Fully equipped, 775-5*35. Help Wanted leosant working conditions, fully modern PART-TIMERS Housewives, students illy. Little Silver Racquet Club. Call 741 ABYSITTER - Mature, sleody. Care of Help Wanted You can now be a valescent Center, Hwy 34, Holmdel, «<«• wo year old, In my home only. Hours 3 ORTABLE DISHWASHER — 125. Cos icllltlei and an excellent benefit pro- 4200. ).m.-l:30 a.m. Mon. thru Frl. Coll 7»7- Male and Female Male and Female — ' lerson, Personnel Office, LAB AIDE - (Mole or female), Jrytr, excel lent condition, $100 or best ot- MATERIALS EXPED.1T.OR/.ROUTER 1%1 ler. 842-61B. FOR A WEEK OR Overview Hospital, Red Bank, between 9 GOOD HUMOR Fulltime. FOR AMONTH .m. and 4 p.m. High school education required. ELEC Call 566-6480 NSURANCE - Policy writer and rater, 1970 SUNLINE - if truck camper, fully KEYPUNCH BE A An equol opportunity employer M/W TRO IMPULSE, 116 Chestnut St., Red txoerlinced In all phases of Insurance, equipped, self contained, excellent sttope, MAN or GAL HAND SEWER AND PRESSER - Full or ncludlng Fire and Casuolty. Starting Solo- on a part-tine or temporary basis. port-time. Apply Shrewsbury Decorators, •y 17800per year. 229-2121.' OPERATORS WE NEED TYPISTS RUCK DRIVER/CLEAN-UP - Also ex 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury. MOVING - Furniture and household GOOD HUMOR • No experience necessary perienced mason. Apply Petnlck Construe IN MESS HALLS — Al Fort Monmouth. To work In'grophlcs communication com- LPN -Relief3to 11. Items, baby furniture and accessories. EXPERIENCED pany engaged In typesetting! printing, and • No cost or exDense to vou Ion, 671-ieOO. Rellred food service and vets preferred. !!2-«584 or 747-2265. creative development. If you can type 45 witDon'h N.J1 delay. driver', apsi license Queen of Carmel Nursing Home. Part-time. Full-time. S3.74 an hour. Ap- MAN or GAL TAXICAB DRIVERS 946-4991 FULL OR PART-TIME If you ever wanted to be a good humor WPM accurately, and art Interested In 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Full and part-time. ily: M.B.M. ot N.J. Inc., Bldg. 12M, Rm. GARAGE SALE — Pool, outside lurnh DAYS OR NIGHTS man (m/w)» now is th* time to try. We day, night part-time work, call 747-S8S0, Call 2*4-2605 RAFTSMAN (M/W) — 3-5 years ex- 25, Fort Monmoulh, Tues'-Wed.. 10 lo 2. lure, odds and ends. Sot., Aug. 19,10 to S. now have temporary and full-tlma open- or on Interview. Experience preferred perience on electro mechanical assem- 94 McLaren St., Red Bonk. >ut will train. SERVICE STATION ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK - Good ings. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Previous ex- illes. Apply Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut with figures, some experience preferred. NEIGHBORHOOD GA SALC • No cost or expense to you MECHANIC perlence not necessary. Limited typing St., Red Bank. An equal opportunity em- Excellent opportunity with Long Branch (nick knocks, TV, booy LJ.GONZER • No experience necessary ability, Give character and past ex- iloyer. FITTER-TAILOR Full-time days. Uniforms supplied, Good perience, references. Reply Box M-29 manufacturer. Call 222-7474. Sot."ot , AUB.T9-Aug 19, frtrom'1o:4."*ravSrw!l5o f • Enjoy high Income position for ambitious and reliable person Avi., Little silver. Off Silverslde. Associates/ Inc. Bring your NJ. driver's license JPENING IN QUALITY MEN'S STORE with management capabilities. Modern he Daily Register, Red Bank. NURSE — Registered. 7 o.m. to 3 p.m ASSISTANT — To executive secretary, to 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury i RED BANK FOR MASTER TAILOR. equipped shop. Salary negotiable. Apply In Full or part-time. Excellent pay and ben- Kindle detail work and personnel records. MAN'S SCHWINN — 26", coaster brake, 565 Rt. 35, Red Bank =ULlkTIME POSITION. CALL 741-5794 MAIDS — Kitchen help, and part-time person, LINCROFT ESSO INC., Newman cook. Apply In person, Holiday nn efit!. Brookdale Nursing Center, Hwy 35, Must be able to type. Telephone ex- MO. Woulton four-»p««d, U" frpM on<| ASSEMBLERS ,FTBW 6 P.M. Springs Rd.. Llncrott. Hozlet. perience preferred. Secretarial bock- ~«ar suspension and carriers, »«• Royal 842-3900 EXPERIENCED PORTER W?W^TPo7 Haiizletl , Hwy 35, Hozlet. iround helpful. Apply, Ebsco Industries, icjtt jjirPf J4", three speed, foot brake*. ENERAL SECRETARY — Typing, Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. t RETAIALn equol opportunity employer We hove immediate openings In assembly urslng home work, hours 7-3, three days SHOE SALESMAN (M/W) •AR0EN6R — Three days a week, fo do ihortfiond and work order scheduling, Ap- ill. 560-2(65. work wiring and soldering. Good eyesight i week, 9-e two days a week. Call for In- Full and part-time, year round, for high detail work on small Rumson estate. Col j|y Electro Impulse Lab, 116 Chestnut St., ROOM AND BOARD — Plus small salary ASSISTANT end manual dexterity required. Five day rvlew 291-0440. quality children's shoe store. Must have 842-2589 between 7-9 p.m. ted Bank. . In exchange for light household duties week. Full benefits include profit sharing. experience, 40 hour week. No nights. Ex- RN OR LPN — By examination. Ful Can be employed part-time. Red BonK MANAGER Flense apply between 9 a.m. end 12 noon* cellent salary. Benefits and growth op- time, 7 lo 3 shift end 3-11 p.m. shift. Ex- IRL/GUY FRIDAY - Full time, Musi 741*8881, ask for Mrs. M. Garrabrant. MEN AND WOMEN portunity. Apply TOBY'S JUVENILE leeded to fill part-time positions In young cellent benefits. Apply In person, between 36 alert, conscientious, and possess apod AND SHOES, Rt. 35 and New Monmouth Rd., 10-3 p.m. Arnold.WalTer Nurslna Home, skills. Send resume to Box M-32, The GAS STATION ATTENDANT orporatlon. Sales or management. MOO to Mlddletown. 125 a week. Three days off. Paid voca- m per month possible. Call 229-5893. 122 S. Lourel Ave., Hazlet. 787-43O0. Dally Register, Red Bank. Equal opportu- YARD SALE —.Moving to Florida. MANAGER WHEELOCK nity employer. Ion. Uniforms supplied. Must be available Household goods, appliances, cooking OUTE SERVICE WORK — Cooking for BOOKKEEPER -i For ll'quor'store. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Immedlalely. Call741-97)8. TRAINEE Monday through Friday, 9 to 3. Ex- COUNTER HELP — Full or part-time utensllss. antiques, booki, old bottles, SIGNALS, INC. lean cut person, preferably from Mata- Male—female, lull time, port-time, licens- PERSON — To do llcht housecleanlna china. Frl., Sat?, Sun., Aug. II, !?, 20. 33 ron area. Must be witling to travel to perienced preferred. Call Crate's Liquors, ed or willing to- learn. Now that yeu'vi openings for sales. Little Silver orea, Several ptrmanent full time positions are 271 Branchport Ave. Long Branch 747-1485. Ask for Betly. Steady work, company benefits. Morey once a week, References preferred, Pleajo Fair View Drive, Mlddlitown, (bihina Oif now available In our jewelry and gilt do- llddlesex and Union Counties. For Infor- talked to the rest, came In and talk ta Ihi call 787-3066 any time. mini) mtlon call 741-0280. &est. We seek competent and ambltlou LaRue Cleaners and Lounderers, Hwy 35, parlment. Must have some experience In 222-6880 MECHANIC WANTED — To do general Neptune City, 775-8676. fine, costume jewelry sales. We offer ex- ORTER M/W - Light maintenance. repair work for painting contractor, part- leople interested In earning a minimum of TRAVEL TRAILER- mjToo-P-iong." cellent starting salary, employee dis- NURSE lime. Call 741-7813 Oder 6:30 p.m. 120,000 a yeor and In turn we offer com- counts, plus company paid Insurance pro- LPN by examination. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Ion. through Sat., 6:30 to 2. Year round, pany paid In depth training program, lib- Situations Wanted o', extra wide. Unused, Completely Hlt- leasant working conditions. No oae llm- COLLECTORS — Port-time evenings, 5 to eral drawing account, 60% commission, . Illness. grams. Apply 1o store manager. and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full time or part- . Call the Hearth, 747-0556. 9, or 6 to 10. Previous active experience time; Call 'Mrs. Brandow tor appointment. participating spec arrangements and Box R-52, The Polly Register, Red Bonk. Female 291-1724. In retail collections and telephone dun- more, Plus the opportunity for manage- Holmdel Convalescent Center. Hwy 34, TOCKMAN-SALESAAAN M/W — Per- ning. Send resume to Box M-30, Tho Dally WILL MINDONE CHTLTD — in my 'CHAMBERS GAS RANGE - White, J6" Holmdel, 946-4200. nanent position for hardworking person ment through a planned program of ex- SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - Ex. home for working mother. East Keans- TWO GUYS Register, Red Bank. Equal opportunity pansion. Why not call for; a confidents perlenced or Inexperienced. We will train. tbrtBt!7 35 Twinbrook Rd. Mlddletown, N.J. llh Initiative. Apply Surray Luggage, 125 employer. burg area. 495-2566, Equal opportunity employer. oad St., Red Bank. ntervlew and talk to the company tho . & S Sportswear, Union Ave,, Union PRODUCTION WORK sells a house every day. THE KIRWAN Beach. 264-0477. GOOD IRONER — In my home, will pick In llpM Industrial shop. Steady work. No WAREHOUSE WORKER — Experience SOFA - Traditional, olive brocade. Bist BX OPERAfdRS - i4 or 3-n shifts, In- preferred, but not necessary, In warehous. CO., Realtors, 160 Hwy 36, West Keans ASSISTANT — Orthodontic office. Mus up ond deliver SALES-RETAIL nlgms. Good pay with Irlnoe benefits. ludlng weekend openings. Full or part- burp, N.J. 787-6600, r Hospital and lite Insurance. Hozlet-Mota- Ing of tlrei. Good pay and benefits. Apply ype well. " - 7474110 LUMBER, HARDWARE, PAINT Ime. Long term work. 741-4700. Crown Tire, Hwy 36, Port Monmouth. 787- Call 222-1294 wan area. 7272. DRIVERS WANTED — Sell Ice cream YOUNG HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR- CLARINET — A-i cendltlonTpoughl at Full-time. Excellent opportunity for ad- ^A"LES REPRESENTATIVES! ~ from now until Labor Day on well estab- Would like work as mother's helper. 1150. Will sell tor *75. vancement. Full benefits. Company dis- International Lighting Co. High CAR DETAILER — And drivers. Full or Pleasing personality, likes children. 747 counts, 739-0414 BUS BOYS M/W — 17 years ot age or lished route* now earning MOO a week, part-time. Apply Country Sudser Car 229-4262 UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - Part-time. commission plus Bonus and ben- over. Apply Mr. Weir, Molly Pitcher Inn, Apply now tor pleasant summer work, Wash, Route 35, Mlddletown. 491B. PERGAMENT We want a particular person who Is will- efits. Coll Mr. Holder (201) HU 2- Red Bank. Call 495-0151 from 6-9 O.m. Or anv llm< BLACK AND DECKER JIG SAW. HI. . Hwy 35 & Poole Ave. Harlel, N.J. 2513 or send resume to Box S-41, Saturday or Sundoy. DENTAL HYGI6NI3T - Available S or 3 Dinette set, til. 50 clonlcol records, 110 ing to work for tlrst year potential of be*- TELETYPE OPERATOR - Minimum si] days a week. Prevention experience. Call INSURANCE UNDERWRITER — Large tween 112,000 and. 115,000. Unlimited'fu- The Dally Register, Red Bank. CREDIT MANAGER — Hospital patient months' experience. Capoble of readlni 747-0J5J. a occount representative. Experienced only. REGISTERED NURSES — And LPN's foi five-level punched tape. Good salary an 171-9129. commercial Insurance agency seeking ex- ture earnings. This person preferably HEET'METAL MECHANIC - Ex- Arrange payment terms, maintain good nursing home. Full and port-time. Gooi GIRL'S BICYCLE-Sll - Couch, SW. 12x14 perienced individual for underwriting po- should hove a strong business background excellent benefits. Triangle Publications EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - » yean wool rug, HI, Ice hockey skates, H5. 741- sition. Must have experience In tire Insur- perienced In Installation and fabrication of public relations. Apply Personnel oftlce. ioy.Holm6el qreo.•CgHSn-JIM.' ' Inc., Research and Development Center, experience, wishes porMlme work as Re- and some college. No Investment, T. Sav- :ommerclal and residential duct work. Freehold Area Hospital, Route 537, Free- 1 ance rating and policy writing. Maximum PART-TIME — Legal Secretary for la 10 Lake Dr., Hlghtstwon. NJ., 08520 (609 ceptlonlst-Secretory In Red Bank area, oca 542-1307, F. Smith 542-7345. F. O'Hora year round employment. Many company hold. 44B-9IW. An Equol Opportunity Employer. salary available. Car necessary to and B42-6350. seneflts. Call 741-7745. office In Hazlet. 20 hours per week I Excellent skills, U.S0 per hour. Coll 741' KENMORE 500 - Cos dryer, four Vtors from work. Please coll Howard Prevlile MAINTENANCE —Janitorial duties eluding one evening, Steno required. PrI old, excellent condition, ISO. al 531-5100. OFFICE WORKER — Part-time work In 1 legal experience preferred. Send rejumi SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Part-time Part-time. Inquire Hoagland Instrumen Holmdel Township Board of Education, EX-TEACHER - With pro-school chll USED CAR specialist's office In Red Bank. Excellent Company,65 Chestnut St., Red Bank. to P.O. Box 296, Hazlet, N.J. 07730. Will train If not licensed, Top pay, Neei (Ills, typing oO WPM. »teno 80 WM. Col desires to care for child In my home. Red SERVICE STATION SALESMAN M/W WAITRESS M/W — Full tlms. Apply DAY WORK — Burger Chef, Hwy 3, not be resident of Holmdel. Call 264-714 Bank-Little Silver orea. 74I-B0M. HOT SUN between 2 and 4.747-2166. person, BOW KNOT RESTAURANT, 6 Mlddlelown. Apply In person. No pho Monday through Friday between 9 and 4. stays out with our pur* white room dark- OPERATOR Apply In person WERNER'S AUTOMO. ening shades, 11.75 each and up. Bring Apply In person WERNER'S AUTOMO- TlVE, Hwy 36, Beltord. IOOKKEEPER - Full charge. Generol Broad st., Red Bank- calls. ifflce work. Part-time. Respond with re- PERSON — With pleasant telephone volci your rollers or sites and save, TIVE, Hwy 36, Belford. CLERK-TYPIST - Part-time. Ner to help with local organization Fum FINANCIAL DENTAL ASSISTANT ume of experience to P.O. Box 98, Little Experienced Tree Climber Drive. 741-4168,10 to 4. PART-TIME Must be experienced and top notch. Solory iilver, NJ. Bros., 65 Pearl St., Red Bank. Call for ai PROWN'S Farm help wanted. no ob|ect. 264-3865, 554-4665. Phone 741-291? or 841-0573 polntment 741-4115. AIDES AND ORDERLIES - Needed to Business Opportunities Coll 940-8588 CHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Will train SELLING OPPORTUNITY - For a ma- 32 Brood St. Red Bonk 741-7500 lennett Bros Corp. Call 787-3380 belween SALAD COUNTER HELP — Pprt-tlmi all shifts. Excellent salary and benefits 'RESTAURANT' SALE -19) Lake Avo, Foir Haven. BUS DRIVERS — For 1972-1973 school ture experienced salesperson, full time Call Mrs. Davis, 741-8815. Schoolmostir's desk 120, turrM>f-t,tit-cen- year. Applications, In person, ot Mon- and 11, 2 and 4. only. Apply In per«on. Carroll's Statio- weekdays and every Sunday 9:30 a.m. to Atlantic Highlands ners, 28 Broad St., Red Bank. p.m., every other Saturday 8 a.m. to 12: LPN'S AN D RN'S - Needed for all shltl: Capacity 125 people. Equipped. Living fury camera toble, 175, drum lobli, 115, Help Wanted mouth Regional High School Trans- FULL OR PART-TIME p.m. If you ore experienced, and can wo quarters. Wonderful opportunity. Call 741- bgjs drum, Stt, etc, 74M9W. Male and Female portation otllce, 535 Tlnlon Ave., New Decorator type showroom soles FACTORY HELP - For full tlmo per- these hours, apply Jersey Shore Medici Excellent salary and benefits. Call 741 1144 otter 7 p.m. Shrewsbury. Call 741-4400, Mr. Leonard manent work, days only. Experience pre- Center, Corlles Ave., Neptune, Persorim 8915, PRINTINO PRESS - 10x15 Heidelberg ferred but not necessary. Apply In person, Deportment, weekdays 9 to 2. An equal o| ONE-OVER 18 — With driver's llcensi LAND'SCA'P E^tfARBErTiTiiSS " iUSTN'£SUSTN S letter press. Good condition. May be seen iHEET METAL WORKER — Melal com- Ralph Frledland pnd Brothers, Locust portunily employer. Steady or part-time, S2 hour. — For sale. All necessary equipmenit t andd operating. t)6S0,747-W1, WAITRESSES - Yeor round employment lonent fabrication from blueprints. Brai- customers Included. Call 841.5597. ng helpful but not required. Apply Elec- Street, Keyport. 1 Call 671.2610 BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES FACTORY 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also . niRF-CTOR op VOLUNTEERS 77 Shrewsbury Ave., Rid Bonk ro Impulse Lab, Inc.. It6 Chestnut St., AUTOMOTIVE COUNTER HELP — Ex Personable Individual TO manage estat DOCTOR'w S RECEPTIONIST — Imn PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE — Plus In- :ed Bank. Equal opportunity employer. 'isv* rv *j vN^^>t— i i ivnitll ^" lining come, real estate. Illness forces sale, Call Phone 747-5029 JOBS 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Moil opply In person. oerlenced on counter or Knowledge ot au llshed hospital volunteer program. Hosp dlatHate employmenten • •. Part-time- , Include! tomotlve parts. Call 747.4242, Red Banl tal experience desirable. Apply Personnt Sat ' Mr. Ryan, McGowan, Ryan1 , Realtors, 747- IRAPERY OPERATOR — Full or part- iaturdays. Typing required. Mature 3000 for details, 139.MO. me. Apply Shrewsbury DecoralorSi 461 Auto Ports. Office, Freehold Area Hospital, Route 53; Wrl.Vrlt.e Box R-51, The Dally Register, Rei Rectangular «T-v!?oVx M" high, «M Openings in several- phone calls. HOWARD JOHNSON RES- Freehold. Bank. 922-9663 of our production rood St., Shrewsbury. SHORT ORDER COOK — 5-6 nights. Mui! TAURANT, Hwy 35, Mlddletown be experienced. Apply In person only, TIRE CHANGER — Experience In Chang RETAIL— Experienced responsible per STEEL SHELVES — IS a set, heavy duty departments. Will DENTAL ASSISTANT 1 INSTRUCTION be required to work For Red Bank specialty office MERMAID DINER, Hwy 36, Leonardo. Ing passenger and truck tires. Good pa son. Interesting future. Salary open. Col work benches, SI! eoch, 10* Jx4's, 7Jc live days, N\on. to KEYPUNCH TYPIST — CRT operator: Coll 741-1567 and benefits for qualified person. App GUiTAR "-^"Trybu really wont to leorn, each, two steel cabinets. 111, old pot stovt Excellent salary, benefits, shift work. TOYS AND GIFTS PARTY PLAN) Crown Tiro, Hwy 36, port Monmoulh. 78 and coal scuttle, $45. Call 739-1735. Sun. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Triangle Publications Inc., Research & NURSE'S AIDE— 3 ta 11. Highest commissions-Largest selection! SALES-INSTRUCTION we'll teach you. Call Soford Production!, Good Incentive pay. Development Center, 10 Lake Dr.. Hlahlt- Queen ol Carmil Nursing Home. Fantastic Hostess Awards. No Cash Out- Aggressive women seeking full time posl 229-4262. GARAOB SALE — Crvstol chandelier, on- otter short training town, N.J. 607-448-9100, Ext. 53. An equal Call 946-4991 lay. Call or write "Santa's Parties," WANTED — Organist and lead gultai tlons In new, beautiful figure salon foi TUTORING tlgue child's chair, guitar, baby furniture, period. Hospl- opportunity employer. Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1 (203) 673- Must have aood equipment, must be ovf women. Call 544.1973 between 4 and 6 p.m FORTRAN more, frl., Aug. 18,10-5,61 Harvard Rd,, falUatlon, paid ho- ABYSITTER AND MOTHER'S HELP- 21 and able to read and ploy all types dolly lor details ond appointment. Fair Haven. (Off Harrison Ave.) EXPERIENCED — Secretqrlal recep- Call 842-6856 1 idays and other ER — For teacher's family. Start Sept. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES music. Call 787-6571 or 787-2177. DOMESTIC - With cor, wanted to can SINGLE MATTRESS — And box spring. benefits available, tionist. Accounting knowledge helpful- 35 Mornlnos, three or four hours from 7:15. hour week, 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., fringe ben- Send three boys to school. Light house- SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - CREDIT INTERVIEWER - Nation for children after school. S55 per week foi Eclipse extra firm, excellent condition, Earn $12,000 per year If qualified. Ca lewelry chain looking for ambitious pai dependable person. Household duties. 566 145. 842-660!. efits. Contact Virginia Gould, 741-2504. keeping chores. Must have own trans- 96t3, Matawan. aorfatlon. Must be dependable. Sept. thru Miss Strand. 344-9127. son, no previous credit experience rt MERCHANDISE BABY FURNITURE - Walnut cno, high June. Eatontown. 542-7815. quired, for part-time work In our Eatoi Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport Help Wanted SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS town, N.J., store. Hours vary. Tron: NURSES' AIPES — All shim. Exccllenl For Sale choir, drisslno toble. Boby.tender, lumpy- On coats. Union shop. Starting salary S3 pay and benefits. Brookdole Nursing Cen- chair, carriage. All for SI00. phone Male and Female ASSEMBLER — P. CBoard'experience.' porlatlon needed. Must have babysitter. I ter, 3325 Hwy 3S, Hazlet. 0324 before 12. After 5. Experienced wlrer-solderer with some an hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 Interested, call 542-7524 between 3:30 on PANELING mechanical ability needed. Excellent ben- Wall St., Red Bank. ,8 p.m. RELIABL.E PERSON — For generol nur II" PORTABLE TV WITH STAND — AOV efits, good starting salary. AUTOBAR sery work. Bongarzone Nursery. ' ' INSURANCE — A unique opportunity i SUPERVISORS AND DRIVERS DISCOUNTS Iomt mrl<< A nB YSTEMS CORP., 30 Bridge Ave., Red-handle a special casualty account. Some 542-0718 Exotic plywood pantllngs (or your den. «£'3!5/3Sff "" lank, 842-71Q0, An equal opportunity en> typing required. Excellent opportunity toi Full time. Work wllh young boys In new; layer M/W. paper publication field, S200 base salai REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - Ag- IMn0 room or Dasermnt, etc. Over 50 REFRIGERATOR - chest on chest, lawn advancement. Salary commensurate wit er week-150 expenses plus commlsslo gresslve Individual needed Immedlalely Kinds In ilockl See our full size ddplayt. experience. Call Howard Prevllle ot 53 mower, TV stand, blanketsv , lamps, mir- MEN AND WOMEN 1ABYSITTER — West End, Long Branch R\ust hove station wagon or van. Call 73< for established realtor In northern Mon- Prices from 53.35 to S9.fQ.antl up. No almi ror, bed. 264-6030,1 3 p.m. ireo, on call for one week only, Aug. 20 to 5100. mounlh County. Member of two multlpi* mleks ot; 3000. MAHOGANY DROP-LEAF TABLE — !6, days or evenings. 52 per hour. Call col- REGISTERED NURSES — For.operallng lilting services. Matawan area resident 1 lect, 943-8366, after 7:30 p.m. WAITRESSES M/W- Must be ex preferred but not mandatory. Our employ- RED BANK LUMBER US, Wlngback chair, 115, odd tobies. Call OR STUDENTS 18 OR OVER room. uaDayy anda eveninevenuigu shiftssums., rconresi-Nonrest perlenced. Apply In person, Rex Diner es know of this ad and oil Inquiries kept after o p.m. 787-0151. PERATORS WANTED — Regular or rlcted coll. ImmediatImmedlotie openings' . "Contac ' t 117 W. Fronts!., Red Bank. confidential. Write Box J-l, The DalFy 9 Wall St. Red Bonk 741-5500 jart-tlme, hours 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., or Assistanantt Directof r of Nursing, Jersoy, Register, Red Bank. COMPLETE GIFT AND CARD SHOP Will train to be waitress or waiter. rom 5 to 9 p.m., or 6 to 9 p.m. Call 747- Shore McdluMedica.l Center, Corlles_ Ave., Nep-: STOCK CLERKS - No experience neces- HAMMOND ORGAN ' Fixtures, like new, Formica, custom 1066. lune. An equal opportunity employer. sary. Full time. Apply In person, Liquida- mode. Four glass Formica gondolas, che- tors, Ltd., 490 Broad St., Shrewsbury. HANDYMAN ckout countir with cosh dnnwrVtarM Apply in person only CHOOL AIDES — To supervise play- FULL AND PARTrTIME 'Gas station at- of Asbury Pork PERSON — Full time In Jjrd cases, studio cord rack. New, cost •ound and cafeteria ot the Rumspn ele-. tendants and mechanics. All year round. 842-1180 Brand new organ with Rhythm S4.600. Our price 11,500. Financing avail- lentdry schools, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m 566-4105 LIGHTING FIXTURE SHOWROOM able. Joys Store Fixtures. 741-N4K lease coll Mr. Wood, 142-0383. Call Mr. Leonard, 741-64O0. SECRETARIES - We have many open- Immediate delivery. Bench, music ant-' DISHWASHER — Full time. Apply In per- Ings In this orea If you are experienced, lessons Included. EXPERIENCED HELPER — To molher son, SHORE POINT INN, 3360 Hwy 35, PLUMBERS NEEDED - Only ex roll SIGMA PERSONNEL, 842-2212. WOOD CHIPS RUMRUNNER if tour. Three days a week. Begin Sept. 5. Hazier. perienced need apply. Benefits, vocation, steady work all yeor. Starting pay for MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT - Full ' 775-93tH) Phone 741-»U or 842-Osn :all 747-3512. REGISTERED NURSES — Day and eve- time, 40 hours. No weekends. Must have l : ning shifts for all units. Apply Asslstanl rlaht man, J5-J6 per hour. Call now, 787 Open dally tll 9 Sal. 'lit 5 BLACK AND WHITE — Leather couchcouch : ILE CLERK — High school graduate, 0973. automobile. General duties of surgeon's 816 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright lve-day-week. Full time position. Many Director of Nursing, Jersey Shore Medic- office. No lab or technical experience PUN6* -*SH6ARS"^'" ' ™with molchlno coffeeiobleri^rSlrnmo™ :ompany benefits. Call 842-7800. al Center, Corlles Ave., Noplune. An HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In, for workin Used student pianos from (75. Unlimited ilde-a-bed, 175, contemporary couch, parents. One four-year-old boy. Refer needed. Must be able to type medical let- thre.-pleco sectional, in. RCAVIS: equal opportunity employer. ters, dictaphone. Prefer previous ex- rentals from S7.50ptfr. month. Warehouse tophonlc record player In cabinet. US. JURSE5' AIDES — Day and evening ences required. Coll 842-4410. perience. Good salary. Write quall- for KIMBALL - CONN - WURLITZER ihlfls. LPN, part-time. Call 2910440, Bay- FULL OR PART-TIME - YAMAHA - CHICKERING — Over Formica bur with Iwo lertherfazlet, N.J. duties. Good working conditions. SIGMA Broad St., Red Bonk, 747-0825. 82" WALNUT BOOKCASE HEA6*OAHtJ ing potential unlimited. Call 842-2189 be- COOK — For 4O-bed nursing home, hour: "ERS0NNEL, 842-2212. -perfect tor king sin bed"i». i&Tl (5? THE BENDIX CORPORATION FACTORY tween 2-6. 7-3. Cook's helper, hours 10-6. Call for In tervlew, 391-0440. Eafontown, New Jersey • 542-2000 SKILLED CARPENTERS WANTED CARPENTER'S HELPERS t4M704 or m-nn SOFA Send resumoto A.P. Busch Inc., P.O. Box TRAINEE — Clean cutTeoger, aggre chrome chairs S20, deskT$4 MECHANIC 216, Shrewsbury, N.J, 07761. All year round. 842-1180 bOUBLE SET ROGERS DRUMS - Orig- Experienced In slve. S70OO plus to start. Unlimited polen choir, excellent, «o. 671.161l' malntenanceand tfal. Learn good trade.' Now Is the time tc SECRETARY — Architects olflce. Spring inally 42100, will sell for JB50. Complife Equal opportunity employer repair of produc- Help Wanted consider your futurel Call Joe Allan Lake Heights. Must be excellent typist remote control airplane, 5' wlngspan, ra- tion machinery and Snelllng and Snelllng, 54 Broad St., Rec wllh some shorthand and filing. Girl/Guy dio equipment, Croft, 4-chonnel with bat- equipment and also Male and Female Sank. 747-1121. Friday duties. Pleasant atmosphere. tery charger, O's Mack engine. Originally related toclory ser- Phone for Interview, 449-7733. 4 D mnd ? 4? vices. Some elec l^'jJj'K* " ' PERSON — To work In submarine sand- trlcal knowledge, days. Inside and outside work, Goad start TAPE RECORDER - Reel-to-reel, 7". helpful but not es- WANTED Ing pay with Increases. Apply weekdays, wich shop. Must bo over 18 and have Craig Auto Reverse, plus extra reels. sential. Only those operations Manager, Manolapon Mol pleasant personality. Call 291-1242. Phone 842-3052, experienced In fac- AUTO BODY MAN m/w Route 9. COMPANION AND HOUSEKEEPER — tory maintenance To live In. Must drive and be useful. Ref- BESTLINE SOAP PRODUCTS — Cases needapPly.Pay TUTORS — With College experience erences required. 872-1106. only. Zlf, $10. Rug shampoo, $8. Floor commensurote with Apply in person needed now through falT season. Par WOK, »7. Cor wax, «. 671-4(10. •xperlence. time. Car necessary. 842-0121. ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER — Archl- Fast-growing, dynamic supplier of small and :ts office. Spring Lake Heights, minimum TABLE — Brown Formica top, J20. Foui medium scale digital computer systems has Circle Chevrolet Co. ^ears experience required! Salary open, wrought Iron chairs, S40. Desk, blond Hwy 35 264-80OO Keyport Help Wanted wnt for Interview, 4*9-7733. wood, ta. Coffee tobie, JS. Shetlond-Lewltt Immediate requirement for a - 325 Maple Ave., Red Bank vacuum cleoner, 1 h.p. steel housing, US Male and Female MATURE PERSON — Wanted as part Brass traverse rod, SlO. Ironing board, S5 time typist. Red Bonk area. Phone 842-5010 PLAYPEN — S3, dressing table S3, Porta PHOTO-RESIST OPERATOR RECEP'fToNIST— For Spring Lake hloh chair S8. Two tricycles J2 ea. Wom- .. INSPECTORS'& PACKERS. Heights-architects ottlce. Phono answer- en's Ice skates, slie 5Vi, «, hair dryer 55, We need people to work rotating shifts. WATCHMAN ing and Imping required. Phone for Inter- lawn mower $5, llgsow S5. 542-1347. WICKER SET - Four-piece, nearly new, We offer: ASSISTANT MANAGER - Some mechan- excellent, (two stools, chair, toble). Ask- • Steadv employment close to home ical ability helpful. Salary open. Apply ing *45. 741-3740. Country Sudser Car Wosh, Route 35, Mld- • Excellent•wooes Including shllt ditterentiol payments Part time open- SEWING MACHINE - Kenmore model • Hospllailzation ing for person 92, wllh table, excellent condition. 1125. • Life Insurance SALES - S14.50O plus, Ambitious person Coll 872-1370 after 5 p.m. • Disability and tick benefits needing supple- needed now. Management potential, pre- • Retirement plan mental earnings. vious background In commercial or Indus- ]v46 APACHE BUFFALO - Tent trailer. Apply rial soles preferred. Coll 222-B704. Sleeps five. Vetrry good• condition "• . • Opportunity for advancement Call B42-1530 ienil resume In confidence lo Robert Cohen, Personnel Depl. Apply ol MEN OR WOMEN - SSOO a month. No tlonal corporation needs candidates for WHIRLPOOL — Air conditioner, 8600 management training. MOO salory It quali- BTU. 7.5 amp, 115 volts, one month old, fied. For Interview call 74I-1MS between 6 47HB69. ond2, EquoliOpfiorlunlly employer. BEDROOM SET - Like new, Spanish de- ISsiWSVKACTmiWJ.CIlRBIRATION sign, plus other household furnishings. = RMANENT POSITION AVAILABLE Moving. Call lo see. 717-1013. PLASTIC PRODUCTS PLANT. . r qualified person, selling, handling ana 2 Crescent Place, Oceanport, N.J. 07757 "Been and Francis Stt. Keyport Hwy 35 244-8000 Keyport delivering building materials. Apply In 24" CRAFTSMAN — Riding lawn mower. An equal opportunity employer Price J25. (An Equol Oppojlunlly Employer) person, Marine Lumber Co., 1139 Ocean Ave, Sea Bright. Call 741-593? before 5 p.m. Houses For Sale Houses For Sale * he Dally Register, Eed Bank-JMHddletown, N.J. Friday, August 18,1972 Commercial Rentals Furnished Rooms Houses For Sale URGE ROOM — With bcrfh ond private WANTED '• entrancetntronc*. JSurtaMe for_odurti. 747-VW1 be- THE BERG AGENCY Quiet street MM condition For Sole For Sale Pets and Livestock ^ TO RENT OR LEASE 'fore 4 j»n. Three bedtooms, « • TWO FUR COATS - Persian Lamb, ?u SOUND CHESTMUT THOROUGMBPEf Oarage wlttr Vor 2 overhead soorj tarrta- KEANSBURG — Nice furnlshtd room, REALTORS large living room, Itflgttt, Mink 46 ierigni. Both sine It. Ask SCREEN WIRE SALE MARE — With papers. 8 yeors old. Hun) glM company, storage of equipment. Pre- reasonable rates. Coll Mrs. Oaab at 264 Full 100' rolls only, 6'/JC m. fl., fiberglos er. Jumps. Shown successfully wlnnfni fer «0' deep with sufficient parking space. 8200. A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. paneled game room .,,, or aluminum. 24 "xlOO' roll, JI3; 26", top ribbons. Owner to college. Call 74 Call James C. Eaton 4 Co. between I a.m. with built-in bar - - r POOL TABLE - V composition 1o| $14.11; 28", SI5.21; 30". JI6-25; 32", 2382 ottw 6 p.m. ^ ond 5 P.m. 264-0480.. . KEANSBURG — Large furnished room Exctlttnt condition. Originally M», no $17.36; 36", 119.50; 42", $22.75; 48", $26 - RED BANK — Three-room professional near beach, In private home, suitable tor COMFY CAPE" — Comfortable four-bedroom home on Sewers are In '* >K. Coll W7-3754. While supply lasts. POODLE PUPPIES — AKC, chqmpli office, 600 tq. ft., all utilities. Ground lady. Coll 787-4092. teed lot With paneled kitchen and wall-to-wall capreting InNew copper plumbing bloodlines, chocolate miniatures. Thr floor. $150 monthly. Write to Box H.-M, CHINA — Fine bone, elaht place setllni males. 291-1068. ____ Fenced yard white with silver rim. Never used, sti RED BANK LUMBER The Dally Register, Red Bank. A NEW IDEA! living room. Read to go for t boxed. Paid S400, asking S22S. 842-«83. 9 Wall Streel Red Bank 741-5501 POODLE — Toy male, black, 8 weeks, li RED BANK — Shops available In new Year round living (or Golden Agers. Nlo ONLY '...... ". S25.WU Lovely landscaping -, . . APARTMENT SALE ternotlonal champion bred. Pick ot litter Victorian Village to be constructed odlo- rooms, oceon view, three home-cookn Move in for $41,000. ESTATE SALE — Ago. 17, 1», 19. Cu Oriental rug, bedroom sel. two olr condi- 566-0574 meals dally, 24 hr. love and attentii glau, service tor eight!Towle sterling tioners, pictures, lamps, glassware, china, «nt to THE HOUSE ON MONMOUTH You're not lust a name" here. In Asbi RAMBLING RANCH" - On 75x200 treed lot. Nice quiet BANK • ver, many serving pieces. Antique sfh. ornamenl5, TV set, iewelry. furniture. IOO'SOF-PUPS STREET. Occupancy November* 1972. Pork coll 775-5006. area in Middletown. This home has three bedrooms and modernized Complete set crystal stemware. Set of fin Very small apartment, prefer adulls. 6t Days 7471148. After 6,842-4835. ROOM FOR RENT - In private home, ^^^ial, m china, service for eight. Matched threi Riverside Ave., Red Bank, Apt. 23, Tue N.J.'s LARGEST SELECTION SHOP OR OFFICE — Three rooms; River full basement with bar and decorated to delight. OF PUPPIES gentleman preferred, private bath, free 53 'home on wide piece set ot Ventura luggage. Mink pa and Wed., Aug. 22 and 23, 10 lo 4 p.m. 74 Rd., Fair Haven. Village area. 1150. 741- parking. 747-3724 before 1:30 p.m. [octet. Clothing, site 1BV>. Electrolux vac 2S84 or 842-2175. Hours Open: Sot., Sun., Mon. 10-5 7684. Mr. Coiens. ONLY itree-lined avenue \. uum cleaner. Studio couch. Boudoir chat Other Days by Appt. Only SEA BRIGHT — Furnished room S3I Three bedrooms, den, and lamps. Brlc-o^brac and pictures. Ham DRUMS - Full Sllngerland set, Zlld|lor {Closed Tuesday) OFFICE SUITE — Choice Red Bank oreo. week. Private beach. Available Sept. ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS made afghan. Linens. Portoble sewini cymbals, S225. Guitar, Eplphone * SPECIAL In prestige building. Approximately 934'. B42-9287. fireplace in living room machine table. Bedroom rugs. Pair o string, S125. Call oiler 6, 747-9705. ^^ YORKSHIRE TERRIERS $125 Desirable for any profession. Call 747-3730 Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 Keeshounds $50, Collies $35, Germ- 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.rr^ LARGE, ATTRACTIVE - Front room, New Crown kitchen milk glass lamps. 2V1-9274.117 Monmoutl ANTIQUE TEA TABLE S30 — Underwoo! 671-1OUU Ave.. rlaveslnk. Shepherds S35, Chihuahuas $65, Tea Cu semi private bath. Private home In Eaton, Middletown Hot water heat with typewriter M0, wolnut vonlty $20. LOTQI Toy Terriers $125, Toy Terriers $3 SHOP OR OFFICE — Three rooms, two- town. Parking. 542-0097. GARAGE-HOUSE SALE — Like ne Indoor plant $5. 787-2931. Short-hair Terriers $35, Esklmo/Pon story brick building. $150 month. BAHRS continuous hot water « Real Estate, 872-1600. frlgerator, two oir conditioners, twi TRAVEL TRAILER — 16' Bravo. Sleep: $35, Collie Sheps $35, Schnauzer/Calrn $3 Houses For Sale Low taxes couches* dryer* crushed velvet chairs am five. 10' x 12' screened room, extras. $1801 Shetland Shepherds $35, Dachshunds $4 OLDE FAIR HAVEN Houses for Sale Possession by school open- others, tobies, curios, tools, toys, stereo 671-5191. Shaggy English Sheepdogs $3 Some shop space still available at LES REAL ESTATE clothes, much miscellaneous. Southlokt Poodle/spanler $35, Beagle Terriers S3 ing LAWN MOWER — And mini bike englm DEUX, 799 River Rd. 741-4337. COLTS NECK St. and Hill Terroct, River Ploia. Sot. Red Chow Chow $125, Big Boned She FOR SALE iadous tour-Dedroom, 2'j-ball! Colonial, Asking $37,900 Aug. 19* 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. parts, all make engines. Very cheap herds $75, St. Bernard/Retriever $35. ^,000'SQ. FT. — Commercial space. Phone 842-0549. COUNTRY LANE replace In cozy den, baseboard hot wa- Stores or office. New modern building Houses For Sale r heat, formal dining coom, large living LITTLE SILVER CARRIAGE HOUSE SALE — Antiques with air conditioning. 787-0633.787-0543. ._$46,800 old and new, stained glass lamps, china SUMP PUMP-S20 J.P. O'NEILL torn, country kitchen. iHeavlly wooded Truly delightful ranch closet* walnut furniture* oriental rugs, Steel basketball hoop-$3 Puppy Farm located on U.S. Hwy 1 STORE FOR RENT — Choice location. To Settle Estate Situated on loveiy I, Privacy. Good schools. Low laxes. with many pluses Victorian hall mirror, breaklront, trunks; 787-0774 Princeton, N.J. Fair Haven. jr very best value at S59.900. much more. Aug. 17, IB, 19, at 1200 Ocear QERMAN SH£PHE&bS.- AKC. Exli 741-2699 or B42-3295 $32,500 wooded lot down a Spacious living room FINE FURNITURE — From home, large boned. Champion lines. All shol Ave., sea Bright. 9-5 p.m. apartments, homes! Dropleof table $39 Half block from Naves ink River, lane ofl with fireplace wormed. 591-1161. River Road. Perfect home for couple. winding nq-traffic ILLMENSEE GARAGE SALE - Moving. Aug. 18. 19. ]( four chairs $40, Hlde-a-bed $95, two pal separate dining room slipcovers, portable bar $29, old goli POODLES FOR SALE Houses For Rent Two spacious bedrooms, large Jiving a.m.-4 p.m. Household items plus uprlghi room with fireplace, full basement, am street/ this immaculate AGENCY piano, old three-piece living room set wltr frame, 30" round mirror $19. Curly mapli Private owners. Three bedrooms, 2'/2 baths four poster bed $39, mahogany breoktron Call 787-3943 F6UR-BEDR00M COTTAGE — On Riv- full atlic for expansion. All appliances and slipcovers. Five-piece Formica kitchei carpeting Included. Many, many trees. Es three-bedroom, two- Realtor Paneled den, 16x20 Florida set. Glenwood Rd.. Colls Neck. 946-4789. $149, mahogany dresser and mirror $69 erfront estate. Dock privileges. Rumson Vacuum cleaner $10.50, maple dresser $49 DARLING — Half Persian kittens tree area. Grounds maintained. $400 month. tate homes In area. $32,500, bath ranch home is room overlooking nicely GARAGE SALE - Frl. and Sat. 10 to 4, walnut round table and six chairs $119 a good home. One year lease. Lawley Agency. 741-6262 landscaped yard and 20x40 138 Crawford Corner-Everett Rd.* Holm- Also miscellaneous china, glassware an, Phone 842-6822 ust about perfect. Liv- dld and In Immaculate condition. Many Call 747-9325 •able. yard, screened side patio, modern kitchen Great house for boat owner with 21' float- dows on lower level. *lrn<; \nn numerous to rripntlnn. Asking r.e. Scott co. Realtors BACKHOE with washer and dryer, new bath. Nice ing dock and riparian rights among the 155,000. Coll any lime to inspect. 201-431-4100 or 201-741-410O MINI BIKE - 1971 Rupp Bandit. Goad Privately owned. Ford, 2000 series, Contact: Mr. Link (201) 741-1732 many advantages of this unusual contem- Double lot. Fully condition. Asking SI25, ^olmer Ave., Mlddletown. 671-4153. section. $250 a month, plus security and FURNISHED APARTMENT — Fou porary home, hour bedrooms, two baths( ALFRED J.HASSINGER 741-3362after5p.m. lease. Occupancy October 1st. 787-4284. game room ond sun deck with view. Re- More Classified rooms and both. 42 Center Ave., Kean equipped 24x12 swim- AGENCY TELEPHONE AN5WERING MACHINE burg, 787-3618. SHREWSBURY — Three-bedroom,_possl- duced for quick sole to 169,900. Merchandise Wanted bly four. Available Sept. 1, 1972. Refer- ming pool. Florida 105 E. River Road, Rumson on Next Page Solid state. $100. Good condition. Phone LONG BRANCH — Furnished tour-roon ences and security required. $300 monthly- The 842-5880 741-5484. foO'KS — T>re(erably'non-fictlon. Atsc apartment, suitable for couple. Heat am Call 747-5113. owner sacrifice. . , REFRIGERATOR — $15, Castro, $50 Jew Jersey Material. WHITE'S GAL water supplied. No pets. Coll evenings $41,000. PARK-LIKE ACRE Houses For Sale sofo, $75. chair, $35, washing machine -ERIES, 531-4535 or 774-9300. SIM monthly. 129-15537 PENNSYLVANIA — Pocano Lake. New Hstinctlve home on tree shaded lane In $75, end tables, S20.671-9684. chalet. Sleeps 11. TV. dishwasher, flre- Applebrook :alr Haven's loveliest section. Huge Mv- WANTED TO BUY •liED BANK —' Large bedroom, kitoiei ilace. Near lake, golf, tennis. Available ng room. Fireplace. Paneled den. Large FARMALL — Cub tractor High Boy. Girl's used bike* 26" shower, all ulflftles, S125 monthly. Wrlf, ast week of Aug. or Sept. 671-3071. Agency-Realtors FAIR HAVEN 1 f iedroom5, 1V2 baths. Central air condi- Plow, disc, front ond rear cultivators, A- Phone 747-4062 to Box H-65, The Dally Register, Rei 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 842-2900 Rumso: tioning. Jalousied porch. Terraced rear shape. 741-8157 after 5 p.m. Bank. OLDE FAIR HAVEN - Walk to school, COLONIALS OLD FURNITURE —Antiques, china, garden. Just listed at $72,000. shops, bus line and water. Two bedrooms, NEW LISTING RAY GARAGE TYPE - 3-ton hydraulic up jlassware, art obiects and bric-a-brac, FURNISHED — Newly decorated apart V/s oaths, den and fireplace. $325 plus util- FIVE BEDROOMS right bumper lock. $75. mmedlate cash for anything ond every- ment. Nice and clean. Adults preferred ities. 842-6776 after 7 p.m. RUMSON $41,000 Call 566-5202 thing. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 741-1693. No pets. 95 Herbert St., Red Bank after 5 Immaculate three-bedroom ranch. Ex- KEANSBURG — Small three-room house, cellent area, walking distance to alt We havej two to offer, AR-DYNACO STEREO — Tope recorder, FURNISHED — Three-room apartmen: VAN HORN NAN JOHNSON schools. Living room, dining area, large 3-unlt picture windows with storms. furnished. Utilities supplied. Suitable for BUYS AND BUYS Excellent location on Main St., Matawan couple or single person. Coll 787-0607. eat-in kitchen, full basement with paneled both in exclusive sec- AGENCY-REALTORS 747-4659 From on entire household to a singl All utilities supplied. As low os $185 pei game room and built-in bar, attached ga- ion of Fair Haven. Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. GARAGE SALE - Sat.-Sun., Aug. 19-50, 0 term. Antique furniture. Iewelry, silver. month. Coll 566-&M. ALLENHURST - Winter rental, fur- rage, patio overlooking lovely grounds. 747-4100 Immediate cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. Call for appointment. to 5. 58 Rose Court, Ealonlown. Furniture SEA BRIGHT — Modern two-room fui nished. Three bedrooms. Family only. Call now for appoint- 14 River Rd. Fair Haven and household Hems. References required, 229-0618 after 6 p.m. GRAVELY TRACTOR V5ANTED - PAY nshed apartment. Air conditioned, all HOLMDEL CASH, BUY AS IS. ALSO LARGE BOAT. utilities Included. Immediate occupanc> ment. Prices start at NEVER USED — Hotpolnt refrigerator. $185 monthly. CY & ART'S 842-0088. HIGHLANDS — 2ft-room furnished bun- WATERBURY BOATMAN'S Model CTF, 14A, avocado, no fro5 UTILITY TRAILER WANTED. 787-6180. galow, $110 monthly, all utilities. After 6 $57,000. EXCLUSIVES p.m. 2W Boy Ave. AGENCY Centrally air conditioned thre'e-bedroofn throughout, 13.7 cu. ff. 842-1685. I WANTED " •"" ~ UNFURNISHED — Garden opartmen Air. Close to transportation, Keypoi Realtor — 47 Years of Service — Insuror anch, two family rooms, two baths. Ideal PARADISE GARAGE SALE - Many Interesting Used Oriental Rugs ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Beautiful 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank nother-ln-law arrangement. Near Holm- area. $175 per month plus utilities. 36' wooded area with view of water. Fur- GIBRALTAR Better than an ocean voyage. Live Items from three homes. Some old, some Chinese ond Persian 0111. I Park. 568,000 new. Friday* Saturday, Aug. 18, 19, 10 Also Wall Tapestries nished log cabin. Studio living room with HOLMDEL directly on the majestic Shrews- a.m.-4 p.m. 389 Prospect Ave., Little Sll FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Heat, fireplace, three bedrooms, V/i baths. New :our-bedroom Colonial on quiet street. ver. washing machine. $175. Adults preferred, appliances. Available Sept. to June. $325 FXf.EPTIONAL RANCH Solid fdmily home. :amily room and tormol dining room; Ex- bury River. 4-bedroom homo in CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — An No pets. 787-1314. monthly plus utilities. Security ond refer- Three bedrooms, two full baths, Mvlni ellenr location. Immediate occupancy. mint condition. Property runs from MOVING — Living room, dining room, make or condition or will trade HO, 027, ences. F.A. Gehlhous, Real Estate, 75 room, dining room, full basement,'over- Four king size bed- bedroom furniture. Including Bahama or wide gauge. 774-3710. MONMOUTH BEACH — Guest cottage, Beachwqy, Keonsburg. 787-5055, 291-0488 size garage. Well for lawn, screen house river to ocean. Transferred owner couches, other Items. 741-2621. furnished. Beach privileges. Bachelor pre- or 291-1471. rooms, huge entry. PRIVATE WrtXECTOR - Will pay top and above-ground pool included. Lots ol LEO E. MASSA, Rcoltor asking $49,900. ferred. Summer rental to Sept. 15, winter closet space. Beautifully landscaped, MINK STOLE — Like new, value $550, dollar for Lionel Trains "0" gouge. Any SEA BRIGHT — Winter rental, furnished Living room, manor M6-260O Eves. 946-8583 telling for $300. rental following. 222-«458. $38,900. age, ony condition. 347-1445. house, two bedrooms, V/i baths, modern house dining room AZLET — Split level. Three-bedroom, Call 741-8475 MATAWAN - Large unfurnished thre kitchen, dishwasher. $250 plus unities. ANTIQUE JEWELRY J- Top cash pott ne block to school. Seven rooms, l'/i: bedroom apartment. $300, utilities Inclui Reference, security. After 5, 741-5992. PAUL P. BOVA complete with beamed Dttis. S35,0O0. Coll atter 2 p.m., 2144442. GARAGE SALE LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd., ed. Sept. 1. 739-O46B after 6. .Fair Haven. 842-625; or 741-.4337. FURNISHED BACHELOR QUARTERS REALTORS ceiling and fireplace, NCROFT — Lovely three-bedroom Sofos* chairs, tobies, lamps, rugs and WORKING WOMAN — Would like One bedroom. Utilities supplied except 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Mlddletown Jilt. Wooded lot. Cedar shingles. Wall-to- AN EXCEPTIONAL household Items. 168 East River Rd., TRAINS WANTED - Lionel or any other share my two-bedroom* furnished apart electric. 291-4298. kitchen, full basement. -all carpeting, country kitchen, screened Rumson. Sat., Aug. 19 stort 10 a.m. kind, new or old. Even If you made them ment. Mlddletown, with same. 842-6173 at 671-2544 orch, large patio. Excellent condition. INVESTMENT YARD SALE — Antlues ond used. yourself or only have a few broken cors, ter6. LONG BRANCH — Garage apartment, Two-car garage. Many 19,800 747-3354. they may be worth money to me for the Vh rooms, modern, unfurnished. $160 plus 350 ACRE FARM If super construction plus a beau- Domed trunk, furniture* oak chair, knlck TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT AVAI knacks ond much more. 8 Choncevllle PI., jaris clone. Coll Swlfty, 842-J725 or 495 utilities. Near beach, N.Y. bus line. 775- Extra nice. Beautiful 20 room house, largi extras. Convenient lo- tifully planned home is appealing 1076. ABLE — Luxury high-rise building In Ri Houses For Sale New A^onmouth. Sat. and Sun. Aug. 19* 20. Bank. Call B42-4865. barn and rapid flowing stream. $1500 01 acre. To be sold In Its entirety only. cation. St. Barnes Par- to you, please do not delay in (Take Cherry Tree Farm Rd. to Mlllbrook JAY'S STORE, FOOD, HOTEL, LOCUST — Beautiful estote setting. New- Dr.) 3V.-ROOM - Apartment, all utilities fui ly decorated. Four bedrooms. IVi baths, MEYER MORRILL, Broker ish. Florida bound seeing this stately 8-bedroom, EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. nlshed. Excellent location. Mature oca 56 Church St., Little Sliver We buy and sell bakery, gift shop, restau- garage. Dock privileges. $375 month. Pal- 5'/z-bath Colonial in Fair Haven's SIX MATCHING LADDER-BACK pant desired. Call 291-3705 before 12 noon, ace Realty, Broker. 264-5300. 842-4876 owner asking $36,900. CHAIRS - $125. Victorian center drop rant, hotel fixtures and equipment. Rec HOME SITES finest residential area. Transferred^, chest, oak and walnut, with long mirror* Bank, 741-9846. THREE ROOMS — Near railroad and bu $85. Rocking choir, $40. Oil lamps, $15 to .lines. Suitable for couple. No pets. Aval, $46,000—REDUCED AVAILABLE owner open to olfers. Asking $30. Call 747-4105 anytime. "ANTIQUES — Paintings, N.J. Aflas Es able now. 62 Oakland St., Red Bonk. WINTER RENTALS .Folr Haven. Excellent Jocatlon. Walk »c AAcGOWAN, RYAN $69,900. tgtes purchased and oppralsed. 747-fflOfc school. All new cedar shingles, new pan- GARAGE SALE — Rumson. Aug. 19, 20.TTie.Hud.sQn.$hpp,.Uns,l$lT Broad StTD EFFICIENCY APARTMENT— Oceai Two bedrooms, with all utilities, fur- eled klichen. Living room with fireplace, Realtors 10-5 p.m. Unique remnants from twe .Shrewsbury. and river view, wall-to-wall carpctln nished. $225. paneled den, four bedrooms, carpeting, homes. Furniture, china, glassware, etc. one month's security. No pets. $1< New 16x32 in-ground swimming pool, ne RUMSON BEAUTY Great values. 67 Bellevue Ave.. Rumson. monthly. DOWNSEA BEACH MOTEL 15 Two bedrooms. A real doll house, fur- stockade fence. Priced to selfby owne Red Bank Area MLS Four bedrooms, 3 baths, for- Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-9807. nished, with all utilities, $250. GARAGE SALE — Aug. 18, 19, 10 o.m.-< 842-3124. N. Mon. MLS mal dining room, large living p.m. Piano, antique desk. 23" TV. guitar! PETS MONMOUTH BEACH — Modern tu For fast, personal service, toys, clothing, furniture. 11 Johnson Tec Five bedrooms. Large home on the river, room with fireplace, beautiful AND LIVESTOCK nlshed studio and unfurnished one-bee $450 MOVE RIGHT IN . Shore MLS race, Mlddlefown. (Off Cherry Tree Forr room apartment. Newly decorated atlrac Completely redecorated five-bedroom Co yard with numerous Dog- • buy, list and sell your home Rd.) 671-2820. GREAT DANE PUPPIES - AKC, fawn, tive units. Private entrances, patio, a McAlister Agency onial on quiet Fair Haven street. 32' liv 234 River Rd., Red Bank utilities. 670-1034. a wood trees and Azalea bush- TWO ORIENTAL TYPE RUGS by son of Big Kim. Priced reasonable Realtor ' ng room with fireplace, 20* beamed din 9'x 12', $75 each. (20! > 938-24)0. THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, sultabl 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 842-1894 fig room, deluxe country kitchen, famU 747-3000 es. $79,900. oom, two baths, two powder rooms, fui through Bahrs. Call 747-5628 anytime. MUST SELL — Mynah bird. Can talk, for couple. 1? Highland Ave., Keansburi SINGLE — 25 veor old school teacher 787-7639. Call before 11 a.m. jasement, beautifully decorated horn YARD SALE — Sat. Aug. 19, 10-S7S? x- , Reasonable looks for two other young professional with many extras. Call today to Inspec Phone 946-9497 Willshlre Dr.* Tlnton Foils. Norge heavy KEYPORT women to share lovely furnished Ihree-bed- this new listing, offered at $57,000. CAPE COD duty gas dryer, $25. Bumper pool table, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY room ranch house in Little Silver. $100' Roger F. < AIREDALE — 10 weeks, female. Very each. Call after 10 p.m. 542-4587. $40. Round frultwood coffee table, 545, good with children. Champion bloodlines One-bedroom From $17C Newly decorated, three bedrooms, fourth LITTLE SILVER CAPE Rugs, and lots more. Please, no early ca|. 363-1065. KEANSBURG — Four bedrooms, IVi untinlshed. Built-in dressers and vanities lers. Two-bedroom $22C In two bedrooms. Fireplace. Garage. Four bedrooms, 1 'A baths, lo- MINIATURE SCHNAUZER — AKC regis- baths, all electric kitchen, lalousled 24-hour Personal Private entrances! Eat-In kitchens! Wall porch, paneled den, built-in garage, hot Near New York commuting and marinas. cated in quiet area, living MOVING — Two plr conditioners, refrig- tered, female, 18 months. COZENS Excellent area. Conventional financing to shopping, buses, school! water heat, two fireplaces. Security, refer- Agency-Realtor telephone service erator, some furniture, household and Call 291-9443. room with fireplace, lots of PRIVATE SWIM CLUB ences. Immediate occupancy. $290 per 813 River Rd. 741-76B6 Fair Haver only. S32.000. baby Items. Sat., 10-5. 9 Lakeside Ave.. month. 671-0952. Member Multiple Listing treesand shrubs. Walking Rumson. WEIMARANER PUPPIES - AKC. Champion bred* seven weeks old. KEYPORT GARDENS OWNER WISHES TO RENT — Private CUTE LITTLE RANCH distance to schools. $36,900. GARAGE SALE — Roln or shine. Selling 842-6656 251 Atlonllc St. OttRt. 36 out. Furniture, »omc antique. We deliver furnished two-bedroom home from Sept. COLTS NECK SIAMESE CAT — Registered mole. At Superintendent on premises. Apt. 6 15 to June 15. 1 or 2 adults preferred. $175 Huge four-bedroom, 2'/2-bath Colonial. Al hree bedrooms. Nice yard. Very con- large Items. Sat.-Sun. 10 to dark. 17 Park Phone (201) 264-8313 (9 a.m.-4 p.m.) venient location in an excellent neighbor- "Covering all of Ave., Eotontown, 542-2827. tered. Excellent temperament. Reason month. Pay awn utilities. 495-1193. most hidden In nearly 3 wooded acres, ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Seu Frontage on cul-de-sac. Road has semi hood for a young couple. S33,500. obltf. Phone 946-9497, ond floor. One month's security. Buslnos1 WOODED AREA - Of Atlantic High- GARAGE SALE — Baby furniture, cor- private appearance. One year old hous HORSE STALLS FOR RENT couple preferred. Five minutes from Rail lands. Three-bedroom ranch. Dishwasher, features expert construction. House trul rloge, bar, sofa, wringer washer, school road Station. Coll 747-3842, fireplace, garage. 5300 a month plus utili- Monmoulh County desk* etc. Aug. 19, 9-2 p.m. 64 Seventh Sleepy Hollow Horse Farm complements this truly natural setting, ALLAIRE-FARROW LITTLE SILVER ties. 872-1938 after 6 p.m. D Ave., Atlonllc Highlands. Mlddletown. 741-2382 RED BANK — Four rooms, unturnlshed leose inspect at $89,900. REALTORS FAIR HAVEN — Two bedroom collage, 5 Corners, Hwy 35 Mlddletown 671-2590 SPLIT GARAGE SALE - 160 First St., Keyport. BAY GELDING — Needs strong rider with heat. Business people preferred Waterfront and Security, lease. 741-1738. near school and river. HANDYMAN5 SPECIAL - Three bed- Four bedrooms, 2 baths, cus- Sat., Aug. 19, from 12 to 4 p.m. Kitchen and lots of love. $400. Call 741-4636 ILLMENSEE rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, set, bedroom set, miscellaneous odds and Call 229-4616 5EA BRIGHT — Furnished apartmen joroge. City sewers. 516,000. tom built home, fireplace in ends. LABRADOR PUPS — AKC. Black. Ex- S275 month. Private beach. Avallab RUMSON - Furnished wlnler rental. Sev- AGENCY living room, over-sized one- inland, too." Sept. 1. 842-9287, en rooms, three bedrooms. Hot wafer oil HAZLET — Three-bedroom ranch, 70x100 GE FILTER FLO — Automatic washer, 14 cellent temperament, championship ilm heat. Two-cor garage. Sept. 15 to June 15, Ib, capacity, two water temperatures* $30, Males J125; females S100.471-5371. THREE ROOMS — Modern, well fu Realtor lot, city sewers, near schools, shopping car garage. Convenient to ev- 1973. Small family. No pels. Loose. S300 and transportation. $30,900. 787-1578. 1972 HARTMAN HORSE TRAILER nlshed overlooking Bay. One block t per month. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, Hwy 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 erything. Asking $42,500. : beach, all utilities supplied Including ceri 8 W. River Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. GARAGE SALE - August 19 ond 20. 227 ully equipped., 7'2" inside stall height, tral alr-candlllonlng. Individual prelcrrcc PRICED TO SELL! AIDDLETOWN — Three-bed room Maple Ave., Red Bonk. llectrlc brakes. $1600. Herb Frltchmcn, References and security. $165 per monl Exceptionally lovely land In Rumson wit 'anch, large patio, full basement. $28,900. AHRS Call 842-9481 lolumbus Rd., Florence, N.J. 609-499-3424, 291-1742. , pond, ducks, swimming pool and cobana. ANTIQUE CLCLOCKO S - Several, tine quali- ,ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - 9 week: An exlremely well kepf ranch home, mod- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Large one- REAL ESTATE WANTED Wanted to Rent ernized throughout. There Is a sunken llv- OPEN 7 DAYS B story home on large lot. Three bedrooms, ttyy, thoroughlthhlyy restored., Id, AKC registered. Must sell. $35. Someone to share apartment and tak flenryry J . NerlNl, 747-4493. 495-1231 ng room, huge kitchen with pantry, thre Ivlnq room, dining room, kitchen, extra CALL ANYTIME care of two small children at night while WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom bedrooms, 3'/i baths, step-down gam jollaing lot In rear. $28,000. BICYCLE — French 10-specd Paris Sport. GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES work. Call 542-2897. Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished room with bar. Everything Is set up toi 872-1600 Nearly new. AKC, six weeks old, $100. from $85 to $350 per month for Incoming comfortable entertaining. Priced a EDWIN S. STARK HOWARD DEXTER ASSOCS. THREE ROOMS — Balcony, Shrewsbur personnel. THE 6ERG AGENCY, ttl. 35, 598,000. 671-1735 Coll 542-4930 Excellent location. All utilities: $225 AMddletown. 671-1000. ** - REALTOR REALTORS BUY HERE AND SAVE! Mahogany cock- REE FEMALE BEAGLE — One yea month. Call 747-4362 before 1 p.m. 12 Bay Ave. Highlands 787-2777 21 E. Front St., Red Bank toll table $6.50, pair lamp tables al S10.50, >ld, trained. Call between 7 ond 10 fi.m WEST KEANSBURG — Four rooms am WANTED TO RENT - Unturnlshed two- mople table, four chairs S49. Walnut chest ,71-0968. bedroom house or large apartment in Sea ADAMS bath, private entrance. $100, plus utilities 747-2701 ot drawers $35, 9xlo'/i'rug 439, 9x12 heavy Bright, Rumson or Monmoulh Beach. Con Opp. BohrsRwfouronf IRISH SETTER PUPPIES Adults preferred. No pets. References ani AGENCY - REALTORS duty rug S49, small 4-drower night loble pay $200 a month. 842-3595. Open 7 days, 24 hour service Houses For Sale size chest 529, solid blond maple chest S49, AKC. Eight weeks old. security. 7B7-3I88. solid maple dresser S49, 3-drawer night 842-2078 842-5098 table $16.50. hall choir 589. Humldltler S29. TWO" BEDROOM HOUSE - Couple with (IT TENS — Sealpoint Siamese and Hlma- one small child. 10 Ave. o(2 Rivers Rumso MORE AND MORE. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. layans. Front St., Red Bank. 74I-U93. Commercial Rentals Call 739-2088 COLTS NfcCK T- Colonial rancn, ex Coll 842-3372 otter 4:30 p.m. pondable to five bedrooms. Three baths, : WHITE — French provincial bedroom set, OR RENT — Store or office, 430 sqTf SMALL — Two-bedroom house. Three sun porch, patio, finished basement. Has ILLMENSEE AGENCY single bed, double dresser, chest, mirror OUR ADORABLE KITTENS.— Fe- In Port Monmoufh. $130 per month. Call adults. Reasonable. Good local references everything. S76.O0O. 462-7731. Principals. Ping-pong table. 9x12 oll-whllc Indo-Sav- lales, three gray and white, one black, UMH16. given. 787-0153. leed good homes. 671-4620 evenings. onnerle hand woven rug, pastel border 'WAITED TO~'LEX5E~OR RENT OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM American oriental, 10x12, reds and- blues. iOCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES - Black or sale and storage of store equipment LOOKING FOR — Furnished room with Commercial Rentals Natural mink coat, cope, and stole, size ind white and red and white. Reasonable kitchen privileges. Vicinity Middletown-Red 14-16.842-2175. minimum 1000 sq. ft., old store, garages / or quality offer. 229-1494. odory In Red Bonk area. Joy's Store Fix Bank. 842-7339 before noon or after 6 p.m. IN COLTS NECK lures, 741-9846. ANTIQUES, YARD AND GARAGE SALE ERMAN SHEPHERD —> Female, four MAN — Desires efficiency apartment. — China, glass, clocks, lamps, chan- tonlhs old, champion blood line, AKC MATAWAN — New professional oftlc Prefer unfurnished. deliers, tables, lull size brass bed, china registered, all shots and wormed, $50. 787- ipace available Immediately. Call 495-0140 OFFICE S;VACE closets, oils, prints, frames, oak curio S443. •erver, 1890 oak and brass boardwalk One-room office, $120 a month. COLTS NECK LAKESIDE RANCH scale, organ stool, fancy Viclorlan scales, PEKINGESE FEMALE PUP Two-room suite, $210 a month. Approximately 2,200'sq. It. in colonial style upholstered love seat rock- Seven weeks old. AKC. $45. Four-room suite, 1415 a month Apartments er, oriental hand carved leak wood bar, Call 739-1735 VAN'S AGENCY, Realtor sprinkled building with heat, air carved end tobies and eolfee table. Come Slrathmore Professional Bldg. conditioning, janitorial service. Ex- see, Sat. ond Sun. 210 Conover Rood, Colls ORGEOUS LITTER — Out of Carnaby' !t. 34, Motawan 566-1 Neck, ott Hwy 34. Buck and Carnaby's Blue-eyed Angel. cellent parking provided on paved Alust see. Complete heollh guarantee. Coll -" OFFICE SPACE parking lot. Convenient to all pub- 10-PIECE OLD FASHIONED DINING ttB-5845. xcellent location, suitable for profes- ROOM SET — Good condition, S90. Four lonal use, on main floor luxury hl-rlse. lic transportation. Will alter accord- poster black walnut full size bed willi TWO ADORABLE FRISKY KITTENS Vpproxlmately 530 sq. ft. Centrally air spring and mattress, good condition, S60. Free to good home. :ondltloned. Contact: Mr. Link, phone 741 ing to tenant's specifications. At- Coll 842-5987 732. CARLTON tractive price. Brokers protected. HOUSE CALL 747-1100 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY J)n Deal Lake,

A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Apartments MANY NEEDS Adding Machines Garage Doors Pearl and Typewriters Bead Restringing GREEN GROVE ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters Electric Operotors, Radio Controls. Expertly on braided nylon. $1.50 o strand. •sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 Mon Flberglos Doors, Soles ond Service. Sterling clasps from 75c. REUSSILLES', mouth St., Red Bonk. 7470485. Coll NED SICKELS, INC. 542-6212 36 Brood St., Red Bonk. The preilige address ot the Jer- APARTMENTS Builder Roofing, sey shore RALPH A. COLE, Builder - New homes, Odd Jobs cent roily air-conditioned oddltlons, alterations and roofs. Siding & insulation Efficiency Coll 741-3105 LIGHT HAULING — Cellars, garages 24-fSr. doorman service cleaned up. Free estimates 741-2149 otter 3 OLSON CO. - ROOFING AND SIDING. Charming three-bedroom ranch in excellent condition Den or Installed ond guaranteed for 10 years. 775-, tun-cord roomi 'ri • One-bedroom Clocks and p.m. 0705— 74I-5&I6. fourth bedroom. Completely finished basement, Game room with • terraced opti. overlooking Deal tw.o'-bedroom Watch Repair INSULATION & SIDING CORP. - Since lokeondtheoteor. bar. Large living room with tremendous view of beautiful lake • Antique clocks, watches, tine Iewelry ex Painting and Decorating !»»„• Over 14,000 lobs. Free esllmofes. 12x24 screened porch and huge brick patio-in-ground pool com- pertly done. Don Pons. Jewelers, 799 Rlv PAINTING- Brush ond sproy. Also wall- 775-6407 or Adam Llnzmayer, 291-0302. • gas & dec. included 99 Greengrove Ave., Key- er Rd., Fair Hoven. 842-6257, papering, coll tor fr« estimate. • garage & on-sife parking avail. plex also takes advantage of view. Expertly landscaped grounds Rod Schoellner 842416^ 2912692 S t W ROOFING 741-6850,' port. Managers Office. "Monmouth County's Live Wire Roolers" ! • choice 1 & j2 bedroom apti. with mature shade trees between house and lake. Enough room for Specialists - repairs, shingle work, < Apartment 34. Call 264- Diamonds PAPER HANGING ovoil. a horse on two acres plus. Non development. Reasonable taxes No lob loo small 1846. $ Bought or Restyled FRANK E WHITING Slipcovers • phone (20D776-U54 Good schools. Please inspect at Ltt ui buy the dlomoiids you doni wear CARL B. JONES - Pointing and wollpo- CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - 89,900 or let us rnfyle them for you personally. —Ina. Fully insured. For Iree estimates, 510 DEAL LAKE DRIVE Two blocks east-Rt. 361 Rtussllles'. 36 Brood St. fflffiffi5!ll "tl ASBURY PARK, HEW JERSEY and Middle Rd. Rt.34 462-3172 Houses For Sale •ictuses For Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houtes For Sale The Daily Register, Red Bank-MkfcUetowii, tU, Friday, August 18,1W2 21 T'S CUTE AND COLTS NECK SNUGGLE '.. Houtes For Safe Houses For Sole Charming two-bedroom hnis* in excellent up next 1o this fc-wunJut waii-to-wa!f fire- Houses For Sole T'SABEAUT!! condiiisg. Large living room, parlor ottn plow on a cold wlrrftr /tight. Fireplace **•• SCHOOL'S OPEN One look anc) you'd won- den, country wlchen.Uw to»«. A ferri!. tavSsfrom tpodooi ttv(na /own w family RUMSOM RIVERFRONT (c dnt» fleck value rfSiMM. rt»m on other »Jtft. flwbedroom,, three ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Soon in Rumun. Be scittal by than In thK der why you didn't come Ixrtro, fining zoom, country kitchen, and RARE OPPORTUNITY ?? PARTICULAR ?? 1 four bedroorm, 4'/i berths, two fireplace*, Immaculate three-bedroom ranch on a for the summer months a 20x40 \n-around to this ''BEST BUY '* two paneled family rooms, two-car go* View of boy, Ne#v York skyline ond V*r- lovely street. A beautiful large pori«(ed ILLMENSEE beefed pool wlHi calwrw. Unlimited •for- ratano Bridge. Three-bedroom ranch. gomeroom for holiday entertainment. Coll first! Just five years age' space. A "must see" home at 173,000, •ogt, .05' on the Nov«lnk River. Beau- tiful grounds, secluded. Only one of a Two ceramic illed baths, living and dining us for an appointment. Asking 141,009. 'young with 4 bedrooms, AGENCY kind. Immediate occupancy. $71(000. room. Kitchen. Game room 25x14 wfth It you're having Irouble finding just the right lVi fcould be 2 full) RUMSON fireplace, iwo-cdr aaroat with electronic CAAAASSA AGENCY Realtor One of Rumson's finest, this attractive eye. Sellers ore relocating. Must see this home - try us for the FINEST SELECTION baths, family room, liv- ranch has everything you've always want- LOCUST WATERFRONT llfl home. Asking S&000, Realtor MLS of new and resale homes in the Colls Neck ing room, dining room Hwy 34, Colts Neck 462-3172 ed. Three bedrooms, living room, gome 741-6336 room, paneled, with bar. Basement. FANTASTIC VALUE 4 Parker Ave, Uttl* Silver RUMSON 22x24 master bedroom, plus two more. and central air condi- If you hove a full purs« and a large family Fenced-In rear yard. AH on lovely land- HIGHEST POINT ** Evenings ond Sun. 671-OV61 scaped grounds. Only $41,000. new.both, raw kitchen* 22x24 living room tioning. Add the great CAUL US. We have the key to the house with fireplace. 12x18 dining room, paneled ON THE HILL lust for you. Spacious five-bedroom Colo- location. . • 2 blocks to I'/i boths. Lovely den, study, den. powder room, screened porch, base* DEEP WATER! nlol with 3'/j baths, Lovely den, stud Prime Ideation In an area of higher value enf and garage, See it today! Only Rustic ranch. Two or three bedrooms, liv- porc..- h and basement. Tall treesl! WalkinWalklngt for your yacht. Gorgeous trees ond Ion* grade OR Jr. High homes, this four-bedroom Cope "Cod won't ing and dining room, kitchen, den with distance to beoch and schools. Excellent fireplace. About one acre of ground. scapFng surround this handsome Drfck an*, Schools. . . don't forget value at S64.00D. last at $36,900, Call now for appointment. Plenty of'frets and shrubbery. Adjacent frame ranch. Four bedrooms, three paths* the 21' swim pool. You'll TED approved building tot available with this beautiful in-ground pool. Circular drive. MANY AVAILABLE RUSSELL M. BORUS $69,900 Only J74.900. flip!! We haven't seen Can you top this? Exceptional three-year- property ot additional cost. Asking anything like this at this REALTORS old center hall Colonial In the heart ot RUSSELL M. BORUS FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. . M0 River Rd., Pair Haven • Little Silver. This tine home otters five low a price in a long, 747-4532 . REALTORS bedrooms, V/i baths, cozy beamed celling The " *W River Rd., Fair Haven long time. Someone will RUMSON -$21,300 den with fireplace and large cheerful HALL M7-4S31 kitchen. Move up to a home or distinction. own this very wonderful Just listed with Adams. Attractive two- Asklna J69.900. LITTLE SILVER CAPE buy. It really should be bedroom Cope, Large living room-dining AGENCY,REALTOR BROOK ^nug ot a bug In a rug. Four bedrooms, room combination! Glass enclosed porch. bath ond powder room, f I replace In living you. Only... Excellent location to all services. Why 733 River Rd. Fair Haven room, separate dining room, modern J. D. ROCHE $40,900 rent? Perfect retirement or newlywed ARMSTRONG AGENCY (lichen, goroge. Plenty o« trees. Exterior home. Rare at 121,300. Won't last call AGENCY -REALTORS Anne E. McCully Realtor lust pointed. Asking f&Mff. nowl ' Realtor. - 462-2741 (AND A 1st Class "BUY"j ( 555 Prosper AveJ_74U$00 Little Silver 842-4200 99 First Ave. Atlantic Highland* FREEHOLD BORO RUMSON — Choic391-171e convenien7 t local*. ALLAIRE-FARROW Hwy. 34 Colts Neck Remember: IT'S Spacious Colonial. Fireplaces In living; Realtor , ADAMS room and den, formal dining room, large 294 Brood Slw Red Bank YOUNG,. .AND • AGENCY-REALTORS ' STARTING OUT? kitchen, game room, tour bedrooms, 3T/i LOTS OF FUN'.!! • Open 7 days. 24 hour service baths* full basement, steam oil heat, 741-3450 Why riot take o laok at this two-siory porch, patio. Detached two-car gorage. 842-5098 MINIATURE home! At this price what you get Is real Large lormol plot. $97,500. Call Anytime 110 Ave, of 2 Rivers Rumson value in a starter home. Flrsf floor offers AAATAWAN SWAN-KEY living room, dining room, kitchen. 'A HORSE FARM bath. Upstairs three bedrooms and full RUMSON — Settled residential area. Co- OLDER FAIR HAVEN lonloJ. Living room has a fireplace, for- STRATHMORE Navesink Associates Charming, rustic seven-room bath. It's all yours tor lust REALTY (Realtors) home. Paddock, tour horse stalls, mal dining room, kitchen, den or break- Seven-room Cape. Four bedrooms, go- COLONIAL hay bam. Secluded by toll trees. fast room. Four bedrooms, two baths, rage. This fine Levitt ham* only O5AS07 1008 Hwy. 35 Realtor* • 4 Hwy 35 Mlddklown. NJ. Surrounded by large beautiful trees In Unusual and beautiful ottering at $28,500 basement. Hot water all heat. Attached 842-6550 lovely section ot Fair Haven. Three bed- only 145,900. two-car garage. Pond frontage. Over '/j rooms, large living room with fireplace, FREEHOLD BORO acre. Now S74.500. BOB GRIAAAA MlDDLETOWN 671-0600 COUNTRYSIDE format dining room. eat-In kitchen, lovely AGENCY, Me-MOO sunporch.es. Transferred owner anxious RUMSON - Walking distance to beach. RED BANK TOWN HOUSE — Excelenf for otters. Asking S40.S00. Realtor. AT WEST LONG BRANCH HOME AND INCOME Colonial, living room with dining area, location. Three bedrooms. V/i baths, 30x» kitchen, den, three bedrooms, two boths. living room. loxM dining room with luslom homes, on wooded lots, designed THE KIRWAN CO. TWO-WAY-VALUE beamed cellngs, eat-In kitchen, basement, to suit the Individual taste. Lots also 75 Ne Hot water gas heat. Large porch. Nice available In this picturesque setting. lewmon Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J. RUMSON grounds. Now $39,500. garage. Many extras. Priced to Mil ot Move into one side ond rent the other. mm. HOMES FROM M7.500 842-4350 RANCH Y.ou'll find this duplex providing large rooms consisting or living rbom, Kitchen, SCHANCK AGENCY LINCRbff — Contemporary three-bed- In lovely location, this can be a two bedrooms and basement. Both sides Dennis K. Byrne M9-9095 741-1300 room ranch. Central alr-condltloning, fire starter or retirement home. Two of home are Identical, Walking distance to REALTOR >irectlons: Monmouth Rd. (south) to alarm, many extras. Excellent condition bedrooms and bath, dining room, and beautifully landscaped. Underground living room and large cheerful tawn. Priced right at REALTOR-INSUROR 8 Linden PI. Rid Bank Wall St- Turn right, continue to sign on 747-0397 Eves. Sim. 747-401* right "Countryside." sprinkler system. 155,000. Coll 747-4575. eat-In kitchen. Flagstone pallo. $29,900 8 West River Road, Rumson Walk to schools. Only 129,900. Phone 842-1150 BQO" OF LAKEFRONT Houses For Sale Horse stalls. Brick ranch with four bad- Houses For Sale McAHster Agency BEN ALPERN MEMBER MULTIPLE rooms ond 30' recreation room. Extra . Realtor LISTING house for staff. Mate Mi a MUST SEE. 109 E. River Rd.. Rumson 842-1894 REALTORS W.9W, 46 W. Main St. Freehold MlDDLETOWN RUSSELL AA. BORUS Call 462-6464 See this delightful tour-bedroom, three- REALTORS HEED FLEXIBILITY? bath split level home today, with full base- RUAASON RANCH 600 River Rd., Fair Haven Then come view this expandable-retractible 3 to 5 bed- ment, central air conditioning and situ- 747-CM EAST KEAN5BURG--SJ1J00— Rve-room Immaculate Ihree-bedroom home on love- ated on q beautifully shrubbed, heavily ly quiet street. Basement completely fin- woodedlot. near schools and trans- room home, in one of Lincroft's loveliest residential areas, house completely remodeled, all new elec- portation. Only 155,000. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP tric service, all new plumbing and heating ished with bar. Large living room and Modern seven-room ranch. Four lorge Living room with fireplace, large dining room, eat-in kitch- system. Sewers are In. New combination kitchen. Property lust luted. Don't wait. bedrooms, basement, two-car garage. windows throughout. Aluminum siding Asking wm. The U3.9M. en, family room, delightful porch, basement, 2 car garage. and property completely fenced. Ideal tor $57,900. retired couple or starter home tor small ALLAIRE-FARROW family. Calif or appointment. 291-2435. Realtor Applebrook BOB GRIAAAA HURRY! JUST REDUCED! 294 Brood St., Red Bonk Agency-Realtors AGENCY, 566-8400 Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on tree lined street. Houses For Sale 741-3450 JS0Hwy35 471-J300 Mlddlelown RUAASON - Pormly St. (Oft River Rd.l Call Anytime One family, three bedrooms, garag*. Two Logburning fireplace, dining room, basement and over- RED BA'NK-RUM.SON AND tylLEl NEW LISTING outside sheds. Gas heat. Large pint living sized garage. $35,900. AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for room, enclosed porch. Plus three two-bed- free catalog of modest homes, farms, pa- LITTLE SILVER room bungalows, presently rented 1)30 latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- 40' In-ground pool ond central air or* lust monthly each. Main house tenant lust va- TREES! TREES! ,ag«, lots, business opportunities. .. some of Ihe extras In this four-bedroom, cated, paid WOO monthly. Exlstmg FHA make a pretty setting for this charming Colonial with de- 3'.i-balh home. Family room with brick mortgage on vocont house plus on* ren- RAY STILLAAAN fireplace wall and built-in bookcases, ted. Other two free ond clear, buyer to ob- lightful enclosed porch, den, large kitchen, attractive living electronic air filtering system and humidi- tain mortgage, If needed. Owner, mim Realtor fier. Lovely property, just steps from the and dining rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2-Vi baths, basement, 2 "Our S4th Year" Shrewsbury River. Coll lor appointment. A MANSION Call us today to see this recently listed lovely car garage. Convenient too-lnquire todayl $52,900. 6U Hwy IS Shrewsbury 741 MM Far 149,000. )3( Main St.. Oceonport. WATERBURY Owner. 247-7504. Colonial situated on a corner lot. Large INFORMAL DESIGN WhenlSuy!ng& Selling FLORIDA CALLING! AGENCY" _ Consul!Your Now It tht time to buy that home, apart- RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS — MlddletSwn paved circular driveway. Heavily treed, beau- Focal point of this 3 bedroom home is the delightful Flor- Northern Monmouth Six-room ranch, two-car attached goroge, ment, duplex or Income property. Act Realtor — 47 Years of Service — Insurer tifully landscaped. Large screened-in porch ida room that's in usa all year round. New eat-in farm Multiple Listing now! ED: CON WAY, Realty Inci 2731 hot water heat, llreplace, patio. 5up#b Broker. Oakland Pit. Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 62 Maple Av«. 747-3500 Red Bank condition. S3I.000 firm. Principals only. kitchen, family room with fireplace, nice landscaping. Refer to yetlow pages under Real Es- Call 747-9525 tor applntment. with exposed beams and llagstone tloor (in- tate. $49,900. Houses For Sale $37,500 COLTS NECK-HORSE FARMETTE — sulated.) Beautiful dining room with a large Immaculate, fully air-conditioned four Nice smaller home and barn. U3.M0.' bedroom Cope Cod on beautifully land- STYNES, Realtor, Colts Neck.* bay window. 16x12 Kitchen with large break- scaped lot In lovely area of Mafawan. Spacious living room, formal dintng room, HOUSE FOR SALE — Fully furnished. fast nook. Many custom extras. Asking fully equipped kitchen, two full baths, Opportunity to make money. Coll 747-4JM $62,000. large brick patio, attached garage. Must offer S p Jn. be seen. Call today. Liberal financing BUNGALOW — Hot water oil Mat. my available. cor garage, S15.S00. «500 down. Hew PALACE REALTY Shrewsbury. Coll 74I-7M1 evening*. RUMSON AS5OC. REALTOR OAK HURST ~ Spaclotlf bl-level, trwxf WS» Rt 35 Hailet lot. Four bedrooms, two tile baths, pan- eled family room, eat-In kitchen, dining room, two-car gorage, plenty ot storage. 264-5300 In excellent school district. Principals 671-0600 only. M4.500. Call MI-3H6 anytime. RUAASON HOLMDEI Terrific view of New York skyline. New four-bedroom. 2VM»tn Colo- REALTORS AND INSURORS Just listed ... Beautiful four-bedroom WATERFRONT nial. Family room, formal dlnlno room. CONTEMPORARY One acre. One mile to R.R. station. Colonial. Living room, dining room, family LEO E. MASSA, REALTOR ' with exquisite view. Four bedrooms, two W-MMEves-WUMi baths, mosslve game room with door to. - - - room, game room with bar/Completely ir™mepkr;^i°iSVh»9«*dr?cCk- B°atm<"<'M A UNIQUE - New England Colonial on a 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY dream. Priced In the 560 s. I woode(j |Ot in beoutltul Clover Hill area In -.»,__.,_., .__.._,- I Colts Neck, Four bedrooms, lVi baths, llv- 741-5212 fenced plot: Home in mint condition. Ask- ing $52,500. SWEEN EY .AGENCY »&£» fMe^dtt s SMALL HOUSE — Corner lot, ssooo. ATTENTION!! Needs repairs. • Center Av«> Leonardo. And "tender loving tore" best fUn.«uv 291-0393. • tfii$ nearly new bl-level featuring thret master-size bedrooms. 10x16 living room* MONMOUTH BEACH - New custom, WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) i formal dining room* 13x30 family room low-maintenance ranch. IK blocks to with rustic decor. A delight tmtetd. Ask- ocean. Two bedrooms, two baths, Hvtng REALTORS ing only $34,500. Realtors, , room, dlnlno+ltchen, screened porch, ot- tochea garage. All electric UKtsconed.1 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON MoRvextras. Principals only. M3.Mo.Coll AirporKIRWAt Plozo 364-730N0 COHaile. t 842-0600 'V-SHAPED RANCH FAIR HAVEN WITH TWO ACRES Only throu Well kept home In prime area. Feature* Include: four bedrooms, living room with brick fireplace formal diningg room over room, over-

cabinets ond breakfast nook, Two-car ga- PAUtP. BOVA, INC. rage. Full basement. Central olr. All new ' 671-3544 opplioncm ond new waU-to-wal! through- can you sell out. City sewers plus enough properly to COLONIAL IN RED BANK manage your own "Pop" Warner team. Asking J49.900. By owner. Call o71-4!26 af- This Colonial has o large living room, for- terSpjn. mat dining room, eaf-ln kitchen, three bedrooms, one both, full basement, hoi OAK HILL MtODLfeTOWH- 175'xV.P. water baseboard heat. New M0 wiring. All lot. Three bedrooms. 214 bams, large llv-. new appliances ond wolllo-woll Included. Ing room with fireplace, dining roam, eat-. oneyearguaranteed, Only S35.900. In kitchen, large family room, 30x12 screened porch, two-car goroge. Itxtt In- PAUL BRAGAR ground podl. Nicety landscaped. 159,900. Realtor Principals only. 67M7M. 794 Brood St. Shrewsbury : 747-OW1 fcALL KRffr"FoT"your reolfstaffl'. or a Country Home... needs. Stephen J. Krol, Realtor, Hwy 35, trouble-free-home! Holmdei, N J. 671-4614. LARGE COLONIAL . or at the Shore AAIDDLETOWN Lots and Acreage RUMSON - Beovttful, heavily wooded 1.3 Elegant ftve-bea'room home, on 2V4 acres, acre lor In vicinity oj Goll and Country featuring three full baths plus two powder Club. Ready to build. 132,000. liberal rooms, family room with fireplace, large terms. 227-7300. * country kitchen, separate library, 24x34 living room, full basement. All brand new. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Lot 105'KlJO1. $97,500. Contact, builder direct. 671-5928 •Wan atop Scenic Drive, overtookhabay days or 842-1059 evenings. on ocean. Exclusive area. ill.OOiXPrln- clpoli only. Coll eves., MI-MOt. JAMESTOWN RANCH REAhlSBUREAhlSBURG - - 97«J0ft> Now, If you're looking to sell your home in Mon- your buyer will be happy to know that he can Four bedrooms, two baths, with all mod- iy. ReasonableRbl .Principals I ern conveniences and lots of extras such as kitchen appliances, wall-to-wall carpet- mouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Mercer or Burlington renew this service contract, at a low annual cost, I Ing throughout, and central air for year CHOICE PROPERTY FOR SALE I round comfort, fireplace and den, and County, you can sell it faster, and for more money, year after year to insure continuous carefree or for anything in between/ I transportation to New York City. Priced PHONE 791-9315 service. to move at 544,500. LINCROFT too—exclusively through The Berg Agency— see a Member of The MAGNIFICENT homeilhn on Former country estate with American Home Shield Corporation's Heavily wooded, (acteach) over onojeocre* acre, This program also available in Essex, Union, some) ov '--"•' •*" ».... "Homeowners Protection Plan" . . . .an annual RED BANK AREA Applebrook jomeoverlooklng oolf count. Fully Im- Passaic and Hudson Counties. xntlitly rotllnritllng cauntcountrysWt e wltti panoramic warranty which will cover your home's heating 23A RouteAgency-Realtor 34 566-7600 sMotawon MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE homes In'area valued between American Home Shield is just one important FAIR HAVEN — Overlooking river, o dis- 11XJM0. Lots priced from low system, electrical network, plumbing facilities, and tinguished older home, with columned reason why, when you list with Berg, Page 326 ot the Yellow Pages porches and orfalnal detail. Living room 3ffs. even central air conditioning, at a very low cost. with fireplace, formal dining room, ond country kitchen with fireplace ond beams. r.e. Scott co. Realtors you always get more than Three or four bedrooms. 2Vt baths. Asking 201-431-4100 or 201-741-4100 It's easy to see how attractive this will make your In the M's. By owner. B42-4UI. RUMSON — Quick sole on the most deslr- you bargained for! For able private winding lane. Asking 145,000. FAIR HAVEN — Five-bedroom airy Colo- Eosy terms available. 787-4702. home—how quickly prospective buyers will further information, nial. Just redecorated Inside. New kitch- en. Best location. J59.SO0. 842-5748. RUMSON — Three acrt lot respond to this "worry-free" warranty. call the Berg office ,./% GREAT FOR KIDS - Three-bedroom 300 feet tokefront ronch In West Keansburg on HO'xUS' lot. Most beautiful lot In Runaon nearest you. OPEN Recreation room In basement and two-car Coll 741-1)44 after 7 For example, instead of hiring someone to check garage. Dishwasher, wall-to-wall carpet- mg, plus many extras. Call 767-2212. .„, S-ONE ACRE LOTS out the quality of the home's heating system, " All Improved. Ready to build on. Open to ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Uo.vOO offers, your buyer can save the expense and rest assured HOUSE INSPECTION Huge Colonial In excellent condition fea- tures five bedrooms, l'/j boths, partitioned HOWARD DEXTER attic, basement, 12x19 formal dining that all of the systems are in tip-top condition and room, two-car detached garage. MEL- ASSOCS. that he won't have to budget one cent for their -BRAND NEW- MEO REALTY, Realtors, 671-5ASI. 21 E. Front St. WANT TO BEAT THE HIGH PRICES OF repairs. He'll be getting a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week VEGETABLES AND FRUITS? Buy this Red Bank OAK HILL AREA grand acre, with garden and fruit trees, on branch of river with three-bedroom __ 747-2701 anytime guarantee: all these major systems will be serviced, ranch home, two baths, large family 4 Bedroom, 2V2 bath, two-story Colonial home with room, cellar, and Iwo-cor aaraae. $39,500. LOTS! LOTS! LOTS! maintained and repaired or replaced at absolutely magnificent family room and brick walled raised HAROLD LIND6A^ANN, Broker, Eaton- town. 542-1103. Locate your new home In Oceanport, no additional cost (never a charge for parts or hearth fireplace. Monmouth Beach, Eatontown, Mlddletown APPLEBROOK RANCH - Mlddlelown. f Three bedrooms, IVi balhs, large living Wlnd|ammer Realty Co, labor!). Emergency service will come within one A Division of Berg Enterprises, Inc. Priced in the $50 s room- with fireplace, dining room, large Eatoontowi n 542542-550- 5 (Llslod on the American Stock Exchange) den with built-in bookcase, watt-to-walt hour, routine calls within 24 hours. What's more, carpeting. All electric range, dishwasher, THIS WEEKEND ONLY ' ' lerotor, freeier, washer and dryer. ,'wo-car garage. Well landscaped half Commercial Property 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. acre with many extras Including garden equipment. S49,000. 671-0113. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Holel-ResimirantBor >I2UX» PRIME MlDDLETOWN LOCATION — SEA"dRIGHT DIRECTIONS: Four-bedroom split, 2Vi balhs, eat-in Duplex (two family) ;...... *M,(X» SOMERSET EWING METUCHEN UKEWOOD EAST BRUNSWICK On Middletown-Lincroft Road, kitchen, formal dining room, family room .Tremendous opportunity, owner llquldo- 2092 Highway 9 199 Highway 18 1760EastonAve. 1870 N. Olden Ave. plus paneled den. Central air, many ex- itlng. Call 74l-)r4Votter 7 p.m. 12 Center Street 54 mile south of Thompson Jr. High tras. Mid 50's. Principals only. 071-9550 or (20D364-3S00 (201)249-1700 (201) 469-5555 (609)883-1200 (201) 548-5700 and Nutswamp Grade School. 747-93*4. RUMSON — Commercial property, and BAVVILLE buHdJnas, .ooproxlmqtely )Vj Sere!. Cdfl" MlDDLETOWN BRICK TOWN TOMS RIVER UNCBOFT LINCROFT ESTATE 451 Route 9 A real beauty, this lovely Hve-larpe-bed- Highway 35 Lauroltofi Circle 93 Route 37 642 Newman Springs Rd. (201)269-4300 room ond three-full-bath expanded ranch (201)671-1000 Shopping Center (201)244-5200 (201) 842-4300 has everything. Healed 10x40 In-around 1773 Route 68 pool with cabana (swim until fall), central Real Estate Wanted WANAMASSA HAMILTON TOWNSHIP FREEHOLD COLONIA (201)892-8500 air conditioned, electronic aardpe door- 1003Hwy. 35 729 Highway 33 Route 9 openers, stereo, privacy. Snow It to the WEdBtJVTTOn5ETFOR-CR5H-- 1245 St. George Ave. OVER 400 OTHER HOMES TO al Sunset Avo. (609) 587-0400 (201)462-5900 family, J73.000. STYNES, Reallor, 944- (201)634-4400 PARtIN 9664. Wanamassa, Ocean, N. J. CHOOSE FROM (NEW AND RESALE) 32 Sayre Woods WILLINGBORO (201)922-9494 MANASOUAN CINCROFT — Five bedrooms, three OLD BRIDGE Shopping Center baths, den ond living room. Dual fire- WE BUY HOUSES FOTrTWBOCLAR Circle Plaza Route 130 In any comtltlon.' Corner Rues Una Route 9 place, dining room, kitchen, full cellar, Shopping Center (609) 877-8400 Phone 257-7I2* & Highway 18 (201)721-1700 JERSEY CITY 40x20 heated In-ground swimming pool. 3516 Kennedy Blvd. (201) 223-5300 •Well landscoped VVi acres 173,000. Call for LISTINGS OF BETTER HOM£ (201) 254-1900 CINNAMINSON appointment,7W4W. By owner. ' Keansburg-Mlddletown-Hotli' HAZLET (201)963-1400 412 Route 130 THE SMOLKO AGENCV. 7W- CLIFTON WEST RED BANK — Two-bedroom Cape SCOTCH PLAINS 3206 Highway 35 (609) 829-6800 WEST PATEHSON Corner Crooks SWAN-KEY Csd. Stucco. Principals only. Coll after 6 226 Park Avenue (201)264-8200 p.m. for appointment. 741-1WO. (201) 322-4B00 77 Andrews Or. & Trenton Aves. CLARK PATERSON 'dining room. River Plata, Red Bank, Fair & Route 46 (201) 546-1900 1162 RarMan Rd. WEST KEANSBURG Haven orea. Cosh. Writ* Box M-Je. Th», REALTY (Realtors) NEW THREE-BEDROOM RANCH 132 Vreeland Avo. (201)785-3131 Dolly Register, Red Bank. (201)382-3200 124 HWY 35 MWdletown. NJ. Attached garage. Near schools and bus (201)742-4400 transportation. 130,500. Call owner, 717- IM3or7»M576 WANTED TO BUY - Three-bedroom ranch, Mlddletown area, or split ranch AMERICAN HOME SHIELD CORP.,is a subsidiary ol Republic Mainianance Corp. - a publicly-owned company. 842-6550 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Small one- with recreation room. Minimum two Mdrnom older house, completely re Ramwhites and browns. There is the,prejudices. There may be the station house and he gated station after three was the silent treatment," he consent decree which preced- Department Chief Raymond couldn't eat until all the other, weeks. - said. ed the suit states in part that Hill, said last December that 50 per cent of all new city fire- thousands of man-hours were i men were finished. Since those days the num- "That was worse even than That-was almost 20 years ber of blacks in the city fire the dirty names I was cajjed. men must be members of a spent recuiting in minority ago, in the mid-1950s, when department has declined 50 But now, me and the guys get racial minority. neighborhoods for the last the city decided to integrate its per cent. along great. I don't have it as In addition to filing the em- qualifying examination. fire department. Until then, U.S. Files Suit good at home as I have it ployment-discrimination suit "Roughly 26 per cent of the there were two all-black fire Last week, the Justice De- hero. It's almost hard to re- against Los Angeles, the Jus- 8,000 or so applicants were stations — both on the same partment filed suit against the member the bad stuff now." tice Department also filed a black," he said. "I am told street in central Los Angeles city of Los Angeles, alleging James H. Shern, the only similar suit against Montgom- over 9 per cent had Spanish , — and the rest were all-white. discrimination against blacks, black man ever to become a ery, Ala., accusing that city of surnames." Recalling the early days, Mexican Americans and Ori- battalion chief with the city segregating public jobs by as- Of the 8,206 persons who Lopez said: "A sign was post- entals in recruiting and hiring fire department, remembers signing whites to classified po- took the examinations, 1,622 ed in the kitchen that said city firemen. that whenever black men sitions and blacks to lower- were placed on the eligibility 'white only,' and orders came "This suit makes it sewn as would score high on promo- paid unclassified work. list. Of these, 94 are black and straight from the top that the though the department is tional examinations, "they'd The suits were the first un- 98 Mexican-Americans. black guys couldn't cat until being punished for its past be coerced into waiving their der the newly enacted Equal "But this list probably will the others were finished. We sins," says Lopez. "I just spot when an opening came Employment Opportunity Act, go its two-year life without had to use separate dishes, hope it doesn't stir up the up in one of the white stations empowering federal employ- anyone from it being hired," ' too." same problems again. I re- in exchange for a promise of ment-discrimination suits Shern said. "Because of budg- member how bad it was," the first captain's position in against public employers. et problems, four city fire sta- When he tried to sleep, ho tions were closed last year ', said, "the other guys would 01 hers remember, too. one of the black stations." These jobs had not been cov- Frank Harrison remembers Boyhood Recollection ered by Civil Rights Act of and now the department has pound on trash cans or bang to attrition about 200 positions , on the door to keep me the time a white fireman re- Shern, who has just been 1964. leased the brake on a fire en- named fire chief in suburban Has 48 Blacks before they hire anyone new. awake." Most Are Pessimistic \ One night, a black fireman gine while he was underneath, Pasadena, said that when he Among Los Angeles city's, found his bed covered with ex- servicing it and another day was a little boy he "used to 3,000 uniformed firemen, "But try to tell that to the i crement. Another black. when his boots were filled see a fire truck go by. and there are now 48 blacks and 94 black guy on the corner who Mexican-Americans. In 1948, applied for the first time last •<•• LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Shern says, there were 87 year. He's just going to feel NOTICE TO BIDDERS who return plans and specifications blacks assigned to the segre- there's no chance of his ever t Notice Is hereby given 1hat sealed within ten (10) days after the Bid open- No bidder may withdraw Ms bid within bids will be received by the Board of Ing. Monies In excess of $25.00 for addi- thirty (30) days otter the actual date of gated "stations. becoming a fireman because Recreation Commissioners of the Coun- tional plans and specifications will not the opening thereof. ty of Monmoulh, New Jersey, In the be refunded os It will be considered re- All work shall be substantially com- City Attorney Roger Ar- whether by design or coinci- meeting room of the Board of Recrea- production costs. pleted wlttiln ninety (40) calendar days of. | tton Commissioners, Thompson County the signing of the Contract. nebergh has said the city will dence, he's been excluded." CAP Wiraobato) Park, Newman Springs Road, Llncroft, Bids must be made on the standard By order of the Board of Recreation ON THE BEACH ; New Jtruy, until 2:00 p.m. prevailing proposal forms in the manner desig- Commissioners of the County of Won- oppose the Justice Depart- Shern says he thinks one of Gov. and Mrs. William T. Cahill pause on the beach time, on Thursday, August 31, 1972 and nated and required by the specifica- tions; must be enclosed In sealed enve- m ment suit in the courts. the most important things is In the Brant Beach section of Long Beach Township. Their private, Cape then publicly opened and read for the lopes bearing the name- and oddress of v"lCTOR E. GROSSINOER, Chairman >' following? Board of Recreation Commissioners Cod home is across the street. The governor and his gamily spend sum- ; HolmdelPork: the Bidder, designating the name of the Shern says the govern- to "tell blacks and Mexican- bid on the outside, addressed to the Aug. 18 . S25.75 mer weekends at the home, preferring to leave Trenton when state busi- Construction of Parking Lots and Board of Recreation Commissioners, ment's suit is "unfair," but Americans that being a fire- .. Roadway Proposal No, 1 Monmouth County Park System, New- : NOTICE : ness permits. 11 Holmdet Park: man Springs Rood, Lin croft. New Jer- MONMOJTH COUNTY adds, "It's no more unfair man is a good job." Tennis Court Base Construction sey, 07738. and must be accompanied by SURROGATE'S COURT _. „.. .. Proposal No.'2 the following: ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE T. HEATH , Thompson Pork: 1. Certificate (consent of surety) from DECEASED. Construction of. Parking Lot, a reputable Insurance company cer- Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS ' Roadway. Tennis Court Base tifying to the fact that If the bidder I; GAGLIANO, SurrogatJ e of the County of .; Proposal No. 5 : successful a surety bond will be tiled Monmouth, this da—y made—•- , e—•-n th-e appl3pci||l. . As required for new roads, parking for the performance of the contract. cation of the undersigned* George L. i, lets and tennis court facilities for the 2. A certified check drawn to the order Bielltir Sole Executor of the estate of Monmouth County Recreation Commis- the sold Josephine T. Health deceased, How to be retired without being of the Board of Recreation Commis- sion, located In Holmdel Pork, Holmdel sioners In an amount not less than notice Is hereby given to the creditors , Township, and Thompson Pork, Middle- ten (10%) percent of the amount bid, of said deceased to present to the said* town Township, Monmoulh County, New but not to exceed twenty thousand Sole Executor thetr claims under oath Jersey. dollars. - within six months from this date. Contract documents. Including In- and delivered at the place and before the Doled: August 9tti, 1975 . structlons to Bidders ond Bid Forms hour above named. GEORGE I. BIELITZ, may be examined at the offices of the The successful bidders will be required 303 Brood Street, lonely, bored, overworked, scared Board of Recreation Commissioners, to furnish a surety bond In the fult amount Red Bonk, N ew Jersey. O7TO1 Thompson County Park, Newman of the contract, of a company authorized Executor ' apringSprings KOOORood,, LincronLlncroft, New jerseyJersey.. •''' to do business in the State of New Jersey Messrs. Beekmon and Porter, ~Drawings . Specifications annd bbid and acceptable to the Board of Recreation 29 Mechanic Street, forms, may be obtained by Bidder' ;rs In Commissioners, In the form and subject to P.O. Box No. 850, PERSON ONLY at the above named c the conditions provided In the Contract Red Bank, New Jersey. 07701. flee during regular office hours and Documents. Attorneys upon the deposit of a check drawn to the or dependent. The owner reserves the right to waive order of the Board of Recreation Com- any informalities In, or to reject any and Aug. 16 S6.sc missioners of the County of Monmouth, all bids, and to award the contracts In In the amount of Twenty-Five Dollars port or whole If deemed to the best Inter- NOTICE ($25.00) for each set. The amount of On September 1, 1972 ot 10:00 A.M. at ests of the Board of Recreation Commis- the Atlantic Hlahlands Marina, I will $13.00 will be refuned to the Bidders sioners; sell for cosh the following pursuant to a Distress Warrant: ! The prospect of retirement can come as a A certain outboard runabout of wood- en construction approximately 18 foot In shock. *The All Kat a 31 toot power boat. The Woronoco 30 foot Inboard power boot. Because it can bring with it the sudden The. Freedom a 24 foot power boat. Seller reserves the right to bid. Uncanny. Sale may be adjourned without further tice bvoubll«rlj|n realization that productive years are behind. j|ftoMESMAER Bailiff for Borough of That ahead lie hours that won't be filled by Atlantic Highlands, N.J. Aug. fs, 25 (9.50 sales calls or meetings. That moving away from NOTICE AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION! AND REPAIR home could mean cutting off lifelong friend- OF BEACHWAY, WASHINGTON AV- ENUE. AND SEA VIEW AVENUE, AND PROVIDING FORTHE IS- ships and close family ties. That something SUANCE OF 547,500.00 BONDS OR NOTES FOR THE PURPOSES- BEIT ORDAINED by the Borough has ended Council ot the Borough of Keansburg, in the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey: Fortunately, more and more couples are That pursuant to the applicable stat utes of the State of New Jersey there Is hereby authorized the construction and discovering that retirement can be a meaning- repair of Beachway, Washington Ave- nue, ond Sea View Avenue, In the Borough of Keansburg, County ot Mon- ful new beginning. They're discovering the mouth, and State of New Jersey, sub- stantially In accordance with the specifi- cations tticrefir on file with this Coun- idea behind Leisure Village East, New Jersey. Sectlon II. That the sum of 150,000.00, Including the down payment hereinafter referTed A community conceived, built and operated. to'a,, be and the same Is herr"-hereby" appro— - priaterioted tofor the purposes aas state' d" I'n Section I hereof. to make retired life the safe, rewarding, Section III. It Is hereby found, determined and de- clared by this Council as follows: fulfilling experience it was meant to be. (a) That an appropriation was con. falned In a budget or budgets of the Borough heretofore odoptetf under the caption "Down Payment Fund" and/or Leisure Village East is situated on beautiful "Capital Improvement Fund", and that there Is now available In sold appropria- tion the sum of S2.500.O0, which said country acreage near Lakewood, New Jersey, sum Is hereby appropriated as a down payment for the purposes described In Mary and Wilbur Thiele moved here from a larger house in M.ipltwood, N J , Section I hereof. less than an hour from Newark Airport and enjoy spending their time in Leisure Village fun ratliLi tlnn house upkeep. (b) That the estimated maximum amount of Bonds or Notes to be Issued by the Borough for the aforesaid pur- poses described In Section I hereof Is 15 minutes from the Jersey shore. painting, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry design. M7,5OO.0O. (c) That the estimated maximum amount to be rolsed from all sources by You live in your own condominium home the Borough for the purposes stated In Develop your creative potential. Section I hereof Is J5O.000.00. within easy access to old friends and family. That there Is hereby authorized the Is- You'll find a gatekeeper and private security suance of negotiable Bonds of the Borough of Keantburg In an aggregate A home thoughtfully designed for your privacy principal amount OT not exceeding force on hand 24 hours a day to look after your 547,500.00 for the purpose of financing the cost of the construction and repair described In Section I hereof, exclusive and convenience. With brand-new GE privacy and safety, as well as those of your of said down payment, pursuant to the Local Bond Law, constituting Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the Revised Statutes of appliances. Clean electric heating with area guests. the State of New Jersey. The form, maturities and other details of said Bonds shall be determined by sub- thermostats. Air conditioning. Plush carpeting. sequent Resolutions adopted pursuant to All this, yet you can own your condominium low. And not a stair in sight. That pending the Issuance of the serial starting at $19,200—with monthly maintenance bonds authorized In Section IV hereof there Is hereby aulhorlied the Issuance of bond anticipation notes of the You enjoy all these comforts inside, and you payments you can easily afford even on a Borough' of KeansKeansburb g In an aggregate principal amounntol f notexceeding $47,500 00, pursuanmtt to the Local Bond have none of the burdensome chores outside. Low, constituting Chopter 2 of Title 40A fixed income. of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey. The form, maturities and The Leisure Village staff will fertilize and seed other details of sold notes shall bf_ de- You really ought to drive on out to leisure 'termlned by subsequent Resolutions adopted pursuant to law. the lawn, cut the grass, rake the leaves, shovel' Village and have a look around. Because that's No wonder It Is"hereby determined ond declared by this Council as follows: (a) That the bonds or nates Issued the snow—take care of exterior maintenance. pursuant to this Ordinance shall bear In- the only way you'll get to see perhaps the very terest ot the rote or rotes not exceeding the maximum altowoble by the statutes And there's a world of recreation around you. Mr. Boston otthe State of New Jersey. • best part of Leisure Village. The active, con- _. period o( usefulness of thtereofe Improvement, for whichs th describee obligationd In sSectio authorn -I Par three golf course. A resort-size pool with a genial, independent and refreshingly young- zed In this Ordinance are to be Issued, * M ¥hat the supplemental debt state- patio for sunning. Private lake with boating minded community of mature adults 55 and Cocktails taste ment required by Section 4OA:2-10 of the Revised Statutes was, prior to the pas- 4 sage of this Ordinance on first reading, and fishing. Shuffleboard. Horseshoes. Big duTy made, and filed Initte omee of the over who already live here. Borough Clerk, ond said supplemental debt statelemeni t shows that the gross Greenhouse. so fresh. debt of the said Borougn os defined In Come meet them in their homes. Watch Section «A:2-4J of the Revised Statutes s Increased by this Ordlnonce In the ium of uf.5OD.to and thpt the Issuance There's even a community center where you them at work and at play. See for yourself what They just don't come any fresher tasting than f the obligations authorised by ttilj Or- llnance will be within all debt llmlto- Mr. Boston cocktails. lons contained In the Local Bond Law. can watch free movies. Play cards or pool. it is to be retired without being lonely, bored, -° Section VII. a That the total amount of the proceMs We put only real fruit in our Sours. Fresh orange if the obligations authorized by this Or- Jlnonce which may be expended for In- Practice sewing or woodworking. Take up overworked, scared or dependent. flavor in our Screwdriver. crrst on such obligations, engineering ind Inspection costs, and legal ex-' And we wouldn't think of putting anything but jenses. In the manner provldedln Sec-; Ion «A:2-2O of the Revised Statutes Is fine vacuum-distilled gin in our martinis. lot exceeding W,000.00 Sunday afternoon is "rush hour." You may Sec! lon'VII. . ' prefer to visit Monday through Saturday.! On top of all this, our cocktails come to you in The full faith ond credit of the Borough or Keansburg Is hereby our exclusive glass can, which does a near perfect pledged tor the payment of the principal jnd Interest on all of the bonds or notes job of protecting the freshness. ssued pursuant to fhls Ordinance, and the sum required for such payment shall GARDEN In each year while any of the sold bonds Mr. feoston cocktails. From our glass to your Dr notes ore outstanding be Included In ST. PRKWY 'he annual budget ond raised by tax I SOUTHI glass, the taste is fresh. / without limitation as to rote or amount Leisure Village East, N. J. l| upon oil the taxable property within the Borough. .(EXIT) 88, Section IX. This Ordlnonce shall take effect twenty "ciys after first publication there- of after f lanl passage pursuant to low. RT. 70 EAST The foregoing ordlnonce wos In- troduced and passed first reading ot a 11/2 MILE) ©Mr.Bostori egulor meeting ot the Borough Council >n August 2, 1?72, and will it consid- Leisure Village East Diy Martini, Whiskey Sour, Manhattan, Daiquiri, Apricot Sour, Pina ered for final passage at o meetlna to be 922 DumSarton Driva held at the Municipal Building, Church Colada, Black Russian, Scotch Sour, Screwdriver. St., at 7 p.m. on August 21,197J. *-"ural Lakewood, New Jaraey 08701 Mr. Boston prepared Cocktails, 25-48 proof. HARVEY MARION (201) 477-8500 Mr. Boston Distiller Corporation, Boston, Mass. Borough Clerk A neighborly shuffleboard contest. Another Leisure Technology Corp, Community "O-'« IM.OO FRIDAY, AUGUST 18,1W2 Television •Books ENJOYMENT Movies • Theater Dining Out • Comment Your Weekend Magazine Hobbies •Music Reviewer Believes Redford Should Run for President .iiiiliiiiMimmmmiiiiiitJiuiiimiiiiiiuiKH Things are supposed to be getting better nowadays. Thanks to the youth cultists and their supposed concern with basic values, like honesty (not to mention truth, ethics, By trust, love ...), everything is BETTE going to be right out front, SPERO right? Ha! "The Candidate," Warn- er Brothers' contribution to the current election scene, shows that at least as far as politics is concerned, all the developed. McKay's wife, new guard has done is outfox Nancy, played by comely the old at its own game. newcomer Karen Carlson, is In the sphere of the 1960s supposed to contribute to her and 70s election illusions, the husband's philosophical down- hypocrisy of the old time, cor- fall, via her personal ambition rupt ward heeler, do-gooders and coldness. have come full circle, albeit But though that is hinted at the latter's seeming simplicity In the film, it never really is a has given way to the much celluloid factor strong enough more sophisticated dishonesty to bear any influence. Despite of the former. what writer Jeremy Larner "The Candidate," a produc- may have Intended on paper tion of actor Robert Redford's for Nancy, it doesn't come through in the script or on Wildwood company and direc- LOOK FAMILIAR? — And what young, good-looking, liberal lawyer can- tor Michael Ritchie, gives us screen. All we viewers get to see is a very lovely looking didate does this Robert Redford pose remind you of? Three guesses — if an alternative — or what they you need them. sincerely seem to feel is one. young woman who spends a Bill McKay, their candidate lot of the time, quietly, in the (as played by Bedford), is background. governor and product of the Boyle, now sporting long tant than such impractical what is fast becoming the pro* Another relationship that "old politics" his son is sup- hair and a beard, seems to lit- items as principles. verblal, young, liberal lawyer surfaces but never really is posed to be spurning. erally slink around the politi- Lucas is the perfect foil to Who Really Cares. Mr. anchored onscreen Is that of Pivotal Role cal merry-go-round, engineer- McKay, who is depicted as a McKay is, in what Is rapidly McKay and his father, John J. The one really pivotal role ing all those behind-the-scene warm, sincere candidate who, becoming the tradition of McKay, played by veteran ac- in the film is that of Lucas, machinations so necessary, unfortunately has one glaring modern politics, bright, good tor Melvyn Douglas. Again, young McKay's campaign apparently, to elect candi- flaw: an extremely weak looking, young, concerned. the fault is not In the acting, manager. As played by Peter dates nowadays. He hardly character though that hanjly Regal Wife but In the writing, for Boyle, lately of "Joe" fame, ever smiles except when the Inhibits Ms popularity with He also dresses, quite stri- Douglas' years of profes- the sinister sidestepping of polls move up a point. Polls, the voters. kingly* with casual aplomb sionalism enhance the role of politics is brilliantly brought of course, are far more impor- * This is Redford's film, not and has a regal, remotely the elder McKay, a one-time to the fore. See Reviewer pageS beautiful wife. One would also expect him to enter onscreen atop the back of a white charger, with a pose appropriate perhaps to Bahrenburg Writes a Book, seeking the Holy Grail — though, in the end, all he Is really looking for is prime time. Makes His Acting Debut, Too Well, with no personal re- flections whatsoever, Messrs. Luckily for readers, writer English language which One hardly has to be a ter. Rather, the author quite Redford and Ritchie, we don't Bruce Bahrenburg, who makes his endeavor sail along writer or English student to frankly reveals the apparent buy your -candidate because makes his screen debut (and as smoothly and as quickly as enjoy this endeavor, however, aloofness of Redford who in- be is already old hat. The he swears, finale!) In the film the slick film on which it is because Mr. Bahrenburg is a volved himself Intensely in steady stream of impersona- "The Candidate," is not going based. good story teller who liberally the professional side of the tors throughout the past 12 to forsake his typewriter for But for those readers — and dispenses humor throughout film, but not at all in the per- years has been enough to up- the silver screen. writers — who like a few the book. In the chapter de- sonal asides that seem in* root our usual romanticism We are going to remain neu- touphes of the literary in their voted to his own fifm "debut," digenous to any human en- and bury it in the reality of tral on Mr. Bahrenburg's bud- reading, Mr. Bahrenburg man- he pokes good-natured fun at deavor. skepticism. ding acting ability. But we ages to accommodate them, his earnest efforts to "devel- But we do buy, with no equi- can endorse with no hesita- too. Throughout the reading, op" his bit role as a reporter. The book Is as much about vocation at all, your film. It is tion, his unparalleled writing there are sentences and He has recently assured Redford as it is about his film, slick, colorful and probably as talent. phrases occasionally scat- fans, however, that he wiii not a co-production of Redford's honest a depiction as we'll In his new book, "Filming tered here and there that bor- do another role unless it is Wildwood Company and Di- ever see of today's political 'The Candidate,'" he gives a der on the poetic. One of my "right" for him. rector Michael Ritchie, who brisk but fully satisfying be- favorites, purely because of an also worked with Redford on process in America. "Who knows where I may "Downhill Racer." We learn The film moves along very hind-the-scenes glimpse of the admitted weakness for allite- personalities and their indi- ration, is: go from here," quipped the that .the 35-year-old actor, who quickly, in the tradition of Keyport resident. "Maybe lives in Utah with his wife and newsreel or documentary en- vidual, sundry purposes in "When the makeup man making the film. Matawan." children, is a loner who spent deavors, a method that keeps was finished, (Robert) Red- most of the filming living by the film from getting dull and, As one would expect from a ford went over to (Melvyn) Mr. Bahrenburg is also hon- competent newsman, Mr. himself In a rented California in his particular case, deep. Douglas who was sitting alone est and he does not allow his house. Comely Newcomer Bahrenburg, presently the at the window table, cluttered close, personal friendship None of the character- film critic for the Evening with crusts of toast and half- with actor Robert Redford to He gets two of his greatest izations, with the possible ex- News of Newark, has a cool empty cups of coffee clotted turn the book into a fawning highs from the equally diverse ception of McKay's, are really and crisp command of the with dirty-colored cream." puff of public relations mat- See Writes page 2 CircmSiinday In Long Branch LONG BRANCH ~ The the circus features 21 acts Writes Book. Makes Debut never seen in the United (Continued) Hoxie Brothers three-ring cir- cus will be shown at the States before as well as the fields of painting which he oo Woodrow Wilson Homes rec- only herd of rare African ele- pursued years ago in Europe, reation field Sunday at 7:30 phants in America today. and motorcycling, his means • p.m. ••• •• ;'.: •'.-••;•;..:• • • of transportation to and from Sponsored by the Woodrow ON DEAN'S LIST the set of "The Candidate." Wilson Homes Parents Associ- Miss Phyllss LaBella, We also learn the idea of ation, all proceeds will go for daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vic- "The Candidate" was the the youth recreation program. tor LaBella of Oakhurst was I brainchild of Redford, who re- Tickets may be purchased named to the dean's list at the members voting only once in at the gate or at certain shops University of North Carolina, his life, for President John F. throughout the city. at Greensboro. z Kennedy. In telling the story of "The a Candidate," Mr. Bahrenburg intersperses personal 1 sketches of various film per- SEAFOOD sonna with his seemingly as- tute knowledge of the techni- DELIGHT Clorai on lh< hull pfctll, wvp 6v jwr, cal aspects of film maker. tn U*4 thine, KiMtpt. Hrt «H «« 4 There are even occasional HuttwJ dnn, lr«K 12:00 ID CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL l^CBa^i^^icartisalmedathelptCBa^^irtialmedathelptn "You Pay Tour Money" (1957) starring Hugh Me- people better understand the exciting', often a Dermott, Jane Hylton. cated and aometimes confusing process fey 12:30 0 COOL MOVIES our country chooses a Presidential candidate "Man In the Iron Mask" (1930) starring Loute O THE BUGALOOS (C> Hayward, Joan Bennett! © LANCELOT LINK (C) FRIDAY 1:00 O NEWS (C) In an nearby metropolis, they planted a time bomb. U DR. DOOLITTLE (C) 4:00 0 THE EARLY SHOW 0 WORLD PREMIERE MOVIE (C) ©TOP CAT (C) 'Tanan and the HuntrewP (1W7) starring The 25th Hour" (1967) starring Anthony Qutan, WelssmuUer, Brenda Joyoe, Tanan beftw i O THE REAL JERRY LEWIS (C) king lave, the Jungle animals from a muriei Vlrna List. The outbreak of war forces Rumanian 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION (C) peasant Johann Morits off his farm and into forced of professional hunters who want to trap ana mm © THIS IS THE LIFE (C) the animals to too*. labor alternately as a prisoner of the Russians, the 1:30 0 SCOOBY DOO (C) THE CHAMPIONS (C) Germans and the Americans, (R) O DEPUTY DAWG (C) _ THE OLYMPIANS (C) 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) 0 ACTION THEATRE ID SESAME STREET (C) Host: Bob Barker "Wings In the Dark" (1985) starring Cary Gnat, 4:30 THE OLYMPIANS 72 (C) O THE BRADY BUNCH (C) MyrnaLoy. "The Big Bet" Greg and Bobby have a bet where 4:45 KINER'S KORNER (C) the loser must do everything the winner says for a 0 ROAD RUNNER (C) 5:00 U^.l. CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENT whole week. (R) 0 BLACK ON WHITE (C) Live coverage from Pleasant Valley Country Ckm, O METS BASEBALL (C) ID APRENDA INGLES (C) Button, Mats. Vets vs. Reds IB MISTEROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD (C) O HIGH AND WILD (C) ID FATHER KNOWS BEST 9:00 0 THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS (C) "Feather River Run" "A Matter of Pride." Bud soon regrets buying O THE WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW (C) 0 SECRET AGENT pair of shoes several sites too small. 0 FUNKY PHANTOM (C) "Have a (Ham of Wine" «. ® WASHINGTON WEEK-IN REVIEW (C) 0 THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW (O 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPOJtfl (C) 1:30 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (C) Events: Daytona 800; World Chess Championship 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (C) ID INSIGHT (C) IB SESAME STREET (C) 0 GET SMART (C) ^^ "Promise Her Anything, But Give Her a Punch." "I Am Curiously Yellow" Danny's overpowering urge to punch Gloria Hlckey 9:30 0 THE HAIR BEAR BUNCH (C) ID MOVIE AT FIVE In the arm la correctly diagnosed by his mother as O PINK PANTHER, ANT AND AARDVARK (C) "The Captive Heart" (1948) •tarring Michael Red- first love. (R) 0 JACKSON 5 (C) grave, Basil Radford. A Ocecb officer, posing ai a ID YANKEES BASEBALL (C) British officer killed In action, writes to nlfl would-be Yankees vs. Texas Rangers ' 0 CONNECTICUT REPORT (C) wife from a POW camp and they fall in love IB STATION'S CHOICE ID IT IS WRITTEN (C) through the letters. Five films from KERA In Dallas, Texas, will be 10:00 0 PEBBLES AND BAMM-BAMM (C) 5:30 presented. (R) a THE JETSONS (C) O SPEAKING FREELY (C) 9x00 0 THE NEW CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (C) "The Pigeon That Took Rome" (1962) starring 0 DAKTARI (C) "Son of-Godrilla" (1969) starring Tadao Taka- Charlton Heston, Eflsa MarilnellL A U.S. Army offi- 0 BEWITCHED (C) ahimacomba, t AUrto proteco Kubot hi. s GodtUlinfant aso engagen and savs ine the flves, cer Is sent to Rome to learn why the German occu- Q NEW JERSEY REPORT (C) of the research team imperiled by their own expert* pation troops are violating their ''open city" declara- ID ORAL ROBERTS PRESENTS (C) tion and mining the streets. (R) went O ROOM 222 (C) 09 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (C) ID THE TOY THAT GREW UP 0:30 0 ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES (C) "Young April." A duchess Is committed to nan? ft "Wo Hold,These Truths . . ." Alice Johnson faces crown prince. (R) the problem of an oversealous candidate for citiren- O BARRIER REEF (C) sbip who destroys the artwork of a student (R) 0 LIDSVILLE (C) EVENING 9:30 O THE ODD COUPLE (C) 0 RIGHT NOW (C) 6:00 0 ANIMAL WORLD (C) "The Odd Couple Meet Their Host" Oscar guests OH ASK CONGRESS (C) 0 THE BIG VALLEY CURIOSITY SHOP (C) The .audience participation gambit Include*: a "Love and the Happy Days"; "Love and the News, strange follow-the-dot puzzle, the International casters" O SKIPPY (C) leisure aptitude test ana some weird dancing k#> IB AMERICAN PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL (C) ID WALLTS WORKSHOP DRAGON AND MR. TOAD 'Tion.Country" £ 0 ALL iBTlHE FAMILY (C) © VALUES OF THE SEVENTIES (C) © THE BIG PREVIEW (C) » Awhie sirs Us views on Fret. Nixon's economic «Vt$ Bister Eileen" (1955) starring Jack Lemmon, * PflMey to * reporter O"*frwtittg "wan on the strctt" © THE LITTLE RASCALS Janet Leigh. Two sisters from Ohio come to.New *~ 1 interviews* (Ri 10:30 © LOOK UP AND LIVE (C) Tork with a career on their minds and stars in their g> © MAN IN OFFICE (C) ©"THE FORSYTE SAGA T •I NBC COMEDY THEATRE (C) © HERE COME THE DOUBLEDECKERS (C) "Episode XXXZH: Afternoon At Ascot." Fleur and L the Osmond Brother*. Jack KetoWs this story of © POINT OF VIEW (C) ^ Jon seem resolved to keep their distance, but Holly 5 ^ of vaudevWs legend*. (R) * © SPEED RACER (C) sees trouble brewing. ~ |TABC MTWDArsUMMSl MOVIE (C) 11:00 0 CAMERA THREE (C) 7:30 © CBS SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE (C) Dw tt« «Ufc Camo Out1! OW7) starring ion "A Dandy In Aspic" (1968) starring Laurence Har- fc7 Oowrteww CJtaflce Bergen, i. oargo of atomle © NEWSUGHT (C) vey, Mte Farrow. A double agent's assignment Is* bombs and a mysterious metal box are ditched from 0 THE aiNTSTONES (C) to kill himself. (R) P a dtstbledplane ora a small Greek Island. (R) © BULLWINKLE inmiifO FAITH FOR TODAY (C) 6:00 0 CAMPAIGN 72 (C) (irogram Information «vai1abl«. ORAL ROBERTS (C) G SUNDAY PLAYHOUSE POPEYE(C) "Beau Brummel" (1961) starring Stewart Granger, O WDR.TV 8:15 LIBRARY LIONS (C) Elizabeth Taylor. The adventures of Beau Brummel, WCBS-TV one of the most colorful figures of 18th Century O WPIX-TV 8:30 HEADS UP (C) England who left bis mark on both fashions and WNBC-TV CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (C) morals. AWNOT-TY DAY OF DISCOVERY (C) O THE BIG SHOW (C) WNEW-TY^ MAGILLA AND FRIENDS (C) "White Feather", (1955) starring Robert Wagner, WABCTV (C) lndk«t«i CeJot, 8:45 MARYKNOLL WORLD (C) Debra Paget. Donna Fargo Is test in introduce*! us. I don't know how that 1 had to give U up. It was By MARY CAMPBELL went to California and I found a teaching job in West Covina. I he knew* him. Stan started silly for me to retort if I wasn't AP Newsfeatures Writer had visited my brother two RECORDS working with me and we got going to pursue it" Donna Fargo is the happiest summers before and gone to married." Heir first Wg engagement was girl in the whole U.S.A. She's USC and worked for him in his Last November, Miss Fargo at the Landmark in Lai Vegas, also eager, excited and ener- restaurant. I knew I liked the cut four songs and Silver took with Roy Clark, for three weeks getic. place. I would feel odd going them to several record com- In June. She got permission to She's a country-western sing- somewhere all by myself. panies, choosing Dot from give her exams early and said I er whose first single, which she "In North Carolina, they among those that were inter* goodby to her school three days wrote "The Happiest Girt in the didn't require but four years of ested. Miss Fargo says, "I like before the students were out for WhoJe U.S.A.." on Dot, went to college. California required ;to teach.-But H got to. a.point the summer. No. 1 on the country best-selling five. I got my fifth year the first charts on May 27 and stayed three years 1 taught, going to there for five weeks. Then the night and summer school. I same single started up the pop taught five years." I charts, hitting the top 10 in i August. At the same time, her Miss Fargo also decided to LP of the same name was sing. "I decided if I was going to be a singer, I'djiave to write climbing both the country and TONIGHT & TOM'W oi 9?.M. pop charts. songs. Nobody would know me and they wouldn't give me their •i Until June of this year, Miss fiQ songs. So I learned to play the Fargo, age 25, 26 in November, guitar well enough to find melo- PEARL BAILEY s was a ninth grade English dies. I didn't know what I was teacher. doing. I'd never thought about She was bom in Mt. Airy, the structure of a song. I don't For lnfoffR»tfffR Call (201) 264-9200 Operated by the New Jersey Highway Authority «• N.C., where her father raised know if there was any talent tobacco. She says, "I always involved in it. It was hard work. wanted to sing, secretly, when I Now I can see -real progress. was a little girl, but I didn't Now it comes pretty easy for f have too much confidence. I went ahead and got a college "It was doing a lot, but I'm c education, at High Point Col- really energetic. The more I do, Daaaa Fargo lege in North Carolina. It's a the more I can do, it seems like. OLDE Methodist school but I'm a Bap- busy since I realized it was tist. It took me a long time to learn that about myself. I've been good for me to be busy. If I "The day after I graduated I wasn't, I'd mope around. HI0N HOUS "Stan Silver, my producer, taught me to play the guitar. He the best In service INTRODUCING RONNIE'S NEW ts also my husband. My brother the finest in dining "MELODY CORNER" (Formerly Hennetay'* Gold Coast) HEAVE TO MATEY 10E. OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT CLUB BENT AT THE ENTERTAINMENT BY DINMR THIAM Rt. 35, South Araboy,rU the "FREEZER " PIRATES

Stop In for a Cocktail and a Delicious Sandwich BROADWAY MUSICAL During Sea Bright'* Sidewalk Sale PLAYS ON STAGE COVE JKEDJOffiiJLSJLiNw Down uml.T ihf OUIi< Union liouw. OPO WJ DAY SATURDAY ft SUNDAY IK RING THE NATIONAL NOW THRU SWEEPSTAKES REGATTA. AUG. 27th A WITCHE'S TALE "ANNIE GET FRIDAY, AUG. 25 Per square mile the Highlands probably has more YOUR GUN" popular restaurants than any other municipality you can name. Trouble was that we couldn't find any Stage Show "WILD" BILL place where you and your wife, or date could go, Every Wednesday dressed most casually, be entertained, do some DAVISON dancing and be able to select from a menu up till 2 Thru Sunday A.M. RES. 727-3000 DIXIE COMBO

To fill this void the WATER WITCH was born. The STARTING EVERY TUESDA Y NOON •new meeting place, the new swinging place, the new AUG. 30 FASHION SHOW by WATER WITCH has become in just a few short weeks FLORA'S, RED BANK the Highlands "in" spot. You may want to stay past "TAKE ME closing because of the sensational Danny Lee Duo EVERY EVENING O95 (ask around, they're the greatest). They play from ALONG" CHEF'S DELIGHT DINNER <£ Bach to rock; you dance to a range from romantic mood to frenzied mod. Their sweet sounds are heard •••• Wharf Ave., Red Bank till 3 A.M. Work up an appetite - kitchen serves till 2 A.M. JOE'S KOZY BAR ITALIAN-AMERICAN Call 842-7575 i SMORGASBORD Just two problems. 1. We opened quickly, without air conditioning, We solved that and ARE NOW $coo FULLY AIR CONDITIONED. 2. Lots of folks had ^0 trouble finding us. Solution; see map below.

Now there's no excuse for you not to join the "in" crowd. We'll wine you, dine you, amuse you, entertain you ... till 3 A.M. Come by car, boat, bicycle, foot or horseback, but come. THE WITCH IS WAITING FOR YOU! • Interstate • AIRPORT LIMOUSINE HIWAY 34, WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ. CENTRAL AVE. ON THE RIVER REGULARLY SCHEDULED SERVICES HIGHLANDS at LOWEST RATES t<* all airjxirls and piers 872-1771 NEWARK «o J.F.K. to LACK $AOO $ 50 $ A T L A N T I C OCEAN 9 15 17 SANDY HOQK_ OCEAN AVE. DOOR TO BOOR SERVICE SLIGHTLY ADDITIONAL LONG ^ • FAMHY PUN • UP TO 45% DISCOUNT FOR CROUPS OF 4 OR MORE. tu BRANCH CD Only Ue Hate A Counter and A Representative At Airport b'or Your Return. WATER Q THE ONLY FULLY LICENSED REGULARLY SCHEDULED ' ~* WITCH DC 00 RT. 36 TO LIMOUSINE SERVICE IN MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTY MIDDLETOWN CALL FOR RATES AND RESERVATIONS 681-5200 Weekend at the Movies Thwe CINEMA 111- FABSONGOALE of T(^TB6 vrCHBwttfB 7 *Vi/« • ^PWI#**W «p3W *»1PJ rJlS pitflimn "VkirmfW i^f ftfaJlvi 2*AR 4ke theater Fill, * *AT,—T SHORE DRIVE-1N- IW *«* W** ?8«emorv'» Boov ttjtSJ MAI I riMi/Mi * onUKEFRI. &* SAT.-^«nwn UlUVIL-JiXt— o( (he Pionet '"'" KEYFOKT ,wqpo*w»|r?-JIiJB.m. : ; T;30•;...r PO• M I«M^»JJlc|WJMttA *-— of FRIthe. Ape *. SAT.-ConauMs 8:50; HoiRoctk 10:4of th0e Ploiwt ttwry'tBoby 11:15; JWnnwtlM* 2 p.m. SUN.-Conqwjt of the Plane* «f the STRAND- RED BANK «pes •:»; «:«; Hot Rock K:I5 FRI., SAT. «, SUN.-Famlly Jewels CA EAT0NTOWN rftft 7:15; *:2S; My LJtlto Sister «:25; 10:35 COMMUNITY ASBURVPARK NORTH OF RED BANK MI0DLETOWN FRlJni B 3:00; 7:30j 9:48 MAYFAIR- TOWN EAST- B 3W FRI.-«fly It Again Som 2:00; 7:«J ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Ffll. —CtoAwork Oranee 2;«0; 7:M; DHIVE-IN- SAT.—Clockwork Oroiw* 3:3«; 5:00; F«J. «. SAT.-Sporis «:»; Grasstwp- ATLANTIC CINEMA- 7:30; 10:00 W FRI., SAT. & SUM.—Fritz, the Cot SUN.—Clockwork Oronge 2:00; -4:20; •:!«; Prkn* Cot 10:55; Vlrtfn and • 50H- PTay 1t Aooin Sum 2:00; 7:30; 10:20; Makina It 1:45 4:45; 9:10 COLONIAL 6:00; «:00; 10:00 OS 787 0300 KEANSBURG TOWN WEST- c PARAMOUNT F - COLONIAL- FRI, & SAT.—The Godfather 2:00; FREEHOLD , *'--Cqnw»5t*pr'tfie Pionet of the FRI. & SAT.—C«n«rt for Bongledesh 7:00; 10:00 Apes 2:00r 7:15; 9:40 7:00; 10:30; Zadmriatt 8:50 SUN.—The Godfather 2:00; S:1S: 8:30 MALL1- SAT.—Conquest of the Planet of Hie FRI.-Thfl Oradoat* 7:M; «:30 AM4i:O0; i-ft; 6:10) 8:20; 10:30 ' SUN. What Became of Jack and (CMttened Next Page) SAT.-The Graduate2:00; 7:25; P:25 SUN.—The Graduate 3:15; 5:15; 7:15; J3Wfu:?»£onqtffi*t of me Kianer of m# J2.00 .75 9:8» ^ Apes 2:15; 4:40; 7:15; 9:40 MALL 2- * . W.^-TOmTcut 2:00; 7:30; ?:M. Tinni 5A 7. SAT. * SOfT-Prlme Cu12:Out 7:25; 9:25 6:00; 8:00; 10:W BARONET- NOW YOU CAN SEE IT FRI.—The CorKltdafe 7:M; *:30 BRICK TOWN SAT.—The CondJdote 6:00; 8:00; 10:00 AND HEAR IT... BRICK PLAZA- SUM.-The Candidate 7:20; 9:30 PRK—The Godfaiher 7:00; 10:00 AS IP YOU WERE THERE! SAT,— The Godjather1:30: 7'M: ]0:QO SAVOY- SUN. — The Godfather l:00; 4:w; FRI. - UAwt About Jon«? 7:30; 9:10 7:00; 10:00 . , SAT.—What About Jane? 7;00; 6:30; GEORGE HARRISON MAIL CINEMA 1- 10:00 ondfrteikb In SUM.—What About Jane? 2:00; 7:30; FRI.—Conquest of fhe Planet of the NEPTUNE CITY THE NEPTUNE- BlS J«teV:"TIT C CONCERT FOR SAT.--Snoopv Come Home 2:00; 5:20; -AIR CONDITIONED- 8:50; Big Jake 3:30; 4:55; 10:15 -, ?.uN.-SnoopvComeHome2:10; PBIMCt BANGLADESH ATLANTIC 7:45; Big Jake 9:20 OCEAN TOWNSHIP CUT PLUS-CO HIT CINEMA - 291-0148 CIRCLE- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FRI.-The Graduate 2:00; 7:30; 9:30 SAT. - The Graduate 2:00; 4-00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:10 SUM. - The Groduate 2:OC;<4:00; 6:00} 0:09; 10:00 SUMMON. WES. STRAND THEATRE JJEYPORT GRAN T' S 4MEMM nm-namm NOW THRU TUE?.

EXCLUSIVE I WHITE STREET k."FAMILY JEWELS" RED BANK 747-0333 fN COLOR-RATED D ACADEMY AWARD "MY IITTIE SISTER" IN COLOR -RATED flJJ BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS Now you can seeThe GradnataT "WHAT ABOUT J ANT nut

XWmiElEVINE "CONNIE md HOYD" MIKE NICHOLS / LAWRENCE TUHMAN / ACAOEMi* *WAflO WJHHEB mmm im mm __jj|T Strathmore Shopping Plaia ttnBDTOM IMKE wcttcts fNT MATINEES EVERY DAY AnAVCOOIKMIV R*I«H» ANAVCO EMBASSY FILM HELD OVER! 2nd WEEK at a theatre near you. ff RED BANK ASBURYPA9K FREEHOLD UATHOH Snoapyf CINEMA 3 CIRCLE FREEHOLD =1 CINEMA 34 ComeUomeP

KAREN KELLER i 'm^Bji SIMON.,, GARFUNKEL * PLUS fSweet Charity * (ton unanooH MATS, omr) plus UTC show Eveny N!TE INTHE ROUND * WALTOJSNEY'S * (REGULAR ADMISSION PRICE Featuring "LEGEND OF SlfEPY INCLUDES UTC SHOW) ANGELA AYNN KNOX & GINNA HKONS i- HOLLOW" ACADEMY AWARD AUG. 17,18,19,24,25,26,31 i PLUS i 5EPT. 1*2 (MINING SHOWS my "ROSEMARY'S THE GREAT MUJICW. OMIT CURTAIN 8:30 PAINT YOUR WAGON' BABY" AIR CONDITIONED RUTH GORDON »• $ 1.00 5PKUU $1.00 IOHN CASSAVETES] The Barn Theater LATE SHOW ffl.*SAT. EVE AT 11:00 AVE. OF TWO RIVERS, RUMSON ADMISSION ONLY I ALL SEATS INFORMATION fou MICKJAGGER TO LATE SHOW $3.50 741-8323 i«17 MUSIC MAKERS Walter Reade Theatres THEATRES At The Movies m (Continued) EAST BRUNSWICK CINEMA 34 Matawan trHstUMt HAZLET TURNPIKE- PLA2A- INPOOR- St. Jamees Eatontown ACADflHV AWARD WNMR FRI.—Conquest of the Planet of itm PRI.—Short 2:09; 7:30; 9:20; Con- Pk 7» MM ftHIVF IN Apes 7:25; 9:25 DUSTIN HOFFMAN SAT.—Conayeji oi the Planet of the Viet] of tit* Planet of the Ap«s 4:25; ANNE BANCROFT Apes 2:00; 5;»; 7:55; 9:55 SUN.—Conquest of the Planet of the SAT, & SUN,—Start 2:00; 3:55; S:SO; Apes 2:00; 5:25; 7;25; 9:25 7:45; 9:40; Conquest of the Planet of the Apes 2:20; 4:10; 6:10; 6:05; 10:00 : I.IEI: MARVIN ft THE GRADUATE RT. 35 DRIVE-IN FRI., SAT. & SUN.—Prlme'Cof 8:20; OUTDOOR- 11:30; Pretty Maids All In a Row 10:00 FRI., SAT. 8t SUN.—Snoopy Come Glim- HACKWIAM PLAZA Hazlet Home 8:30; 12:25; Red Tent IO.JS KTUfiftTltOOUIO., 2M-M34 MATAWAN CINEMA 34- "PRIWIIE CUT" NEWEST AND BIDGEST YET FRI.—Ttie Graduate 7:15; 9:10 PANAVISION" TECHNICOLOR1' " SAT,—The Groduale 2:00; 7:35; 9:30 Jesus Rock SUN.—The Graduate 2:00; 5:20; 7:T5;. 9:10 CONQUESTOFIHE PERTH AMBOY Concert Tuesda) EATONTOWN ONLY... THE GRASSHOPPER 0 i AMBOYS DR1VE-IN- Plus tat« show... VIRGIN and ttoGVMY FRl., SAT, & SUN.—Conquest of ttte OCEAN GROVE - A Jesus i PUHEHhe APES Planet of the Apes 8:15; 11:43; The Hot rock concert, "Another Day Rock 9:57 0 MATINEES MENLO PARK for Jesus Christ," is sched- uled Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the MARLON CINEMA- 3:30 Town West BRANDO TllE^ 0 I f=RI.-The Godfather 2:00; 5:15; 3:45; Ocean Grove Auditorium. Highway )s album is "From Dark- ness to Light." Turley is known for his moving rendi- Town East tion of "I Heard the Voice of Hlfhwoy JJ of ?a\t1*r Avt Jesus Say." MlddltlOt tfllOM Soloists Dave Withers, Dort Weerheim and Bob Frezier also will appear. The show is sponsored by the Ocean Grove Youth Coun- cil. A free will offering will be FEATURED taken. Shore Swingers Dance Monday PLAYBOY BELMAR - The Shore Swi- "AFTERHOURS" ngers Square Dance Club will Mawfair have a benefit square dance Atbury Park 77$ SMI Atbufy Ptrfc 773 JO0B Monday at 8 p.m. in the Fifth 0 Avenue Pavilion here. WOODY ALLEN Proceeds will be donated to 0 the Wyoming Valley, Pa.. PLAY IT AGAIN Tiddler, Flood Relief Fund. Box 153, SAM" on Bricktown. Glenn Cooke of Manasquan will call. Round dancing wilt be cued Circle by Dale and Winnie Bissey of Octtn TowntWp 773-M1Q Point Pleasant Beach. THE 6RADUAT1 ASHERPIXRELEASE • ADULTS OVER 21 ONLY 0 ROBERT REDFORD 2 Chess Clubs IN DUSTIN HOFFMAN UftV ASBURY kfUI PARK -PmONS UNDER 21 Arc in Operation Z "THE CANDIDATE" Mattison off Main NOTADWtmO 988-35331! EDISON - Denis J. Barry of 10 Safran Ave. has an- nounced "where to play chess SHOPPERS 2 in New Jersey." Paramount In Monmouth County, there •MATINEE 2:00 P.M. J are chess clubs in New coma DOUGHNUTS 9 Shrewsbury, under the direc- EXCLUSIVE I tion of Robert J. Keevers, and AU MATS 1.00 • in Matawan, under the direc- MONDAY & HUDAY • J WALTER READE ENGAGEMENT J tion of John Baker. Mr. Barry is general chair- man of the 1972 U.S. Open Chess Tournament Com- "THE FUNNIEST NEW MOVIE 0 mittee. AROUND THIS SUMMER" VINCENT CANBV N V TIMES

You truly haven't tasted SEA 0 FOOD at Its very best until you have eaten a BROILED Sea Food Platter at DORIS 'N ED'S. Our Secret? Sure we'll tell you. We are the Chefs! Does that make the differ- ence? You bet it does!

LOBSTER LOVERS TRY usr "Come and - get 'em alive" An Arthur P. Jacobs Production (n association with Rollins-Joffe Productions USAM" A A Herbert Ross Film Di4Nr itms

Pick Your Own Lobster Out of Our Lobtior Tanks! DORIS N'EDS ASBURY PARK SEAFOOP RESTAURANT MAYFAIR 775-8M1 "HOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD" ,36 Shore Dr.. Highland* 872-1565 MATINEES DAILY 2 P.M. Ou*4 far/MM. t TWM.