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Partly Sunny Partly sunny, high near 80, low 70. Hot, humid tomorrow, FINAL high 85. Fair Sunday. Red Bank, Freehold Long Branch EDITION (Bea Dttalli. p&g. J) I 7 Montnouth County's Borne Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 20 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 22 PAGES TEN CENTS *•" silillllllllllllllilllllilllllliailllllliSISMIISBIIIlllllllB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Nasser Accepts Terms For Peace Negotiations By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ment easier. Itzhak Rabin, the Israeli ambas- in which the Security Council called for Israeli Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser says sador to the United States, said in a television withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 he accepts the latest U. S. proposals for Middle interview Sunday that his government favors an war and for Arab recognition of Israel's right East peace negotiations, but, he says they are "unconditional, and unlimited cease-fire." to exist within secure boundaries. "only procedural" and contain nothing new. SPEAKS AT ANNIVERSARY The Egyptian president spoke to the 1,700- The proposals, made June 19 by Secretary Nasser, speaking on the 18th anniversary member congress of the Arab Socialist Union, of State William P. Rogers, call for a temporary of the revolution that overthrew King Farouk, Egypt's only political party, There was a roar Israeli-Egyptian-Jordanian cease-fir* of at least , declared:.. "We do not want war for war's sake. of applause when he declared Egypt's two-fold 90 days and indirect' Arab-Israeli peace talks We want to liberate our land and we want the aim: "Israeli withdrawal from all occupied Arab through U. N. mediator Gunnar V. Jarring. rights of the Palestine people. We tell Nixon and lands and recognition of the legitimate rights of In a speech in Cairo last night, Nasser said the American people that we have accepted the the Palestine people." the same proposals have been made in the American proposals as presented by Rogers." He said the Israelis "have thus far refused past by the U. N. Security Council, and "it is But he added: "We do not see anything new to mention the word withdrawal, and there was Israel who rejects them." He said he does not in them since we have accepted them in the strong opposition in Israel against former Pre- expect the new American initiative to achieve past. It is Israel who rejects them." He called mier Levi Eshkol when he said in a press inter- any results "because of Israel's attitude and the U. S. initiative "only a procedural move" view he would withdraw from certain Arab foolishness." similar to U. N. efforts that have failed "because , lands." IS ENCOURAGED Israel failed to cooperate." SUPPORT PROMISED . Rogers was reported "very encouraged" by TELLS OF PAST Nasser reported that during his recent visit Nasser's response, which Soviet Ambassador "The fact is," he went on, "that since 1967 to Moscow, Soviet leaders promised to support Anatoly F. Dobrynin transmitted to him. Egypt has agreed to the U.N. Security Council Egypt "with defensive and offensive weapons to Israel has not responded formally to Rogers' resolution while Israel did not agree to it. Israel liberate our land." He acknowledged that "Soviet proposals yet, but Israeli spokesmen have re- refused to implement it because it does not want experts are now with us teaching our soldiers" jected Hie idea of a temporary cease.-fire, con- peace but expansion." but said there are no Russians fighting with the tending that it would only make Arab rearma- Nasser was referring to the 1967 resolution Egyptians. 2 Found Guilty of Murder; WEATHERMAN CAPTURED — Dianna Maria Donghi, 21, is escorted out of FBI offices in New York'Ci+y yesterday .by an unidentified agent, following her ar- rest on Broadway in Manhattan. Miss Donghi is one of 13 leaders of the Weather, man Faction of the Students for a Democratic Society indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in Detroit. (AP WirepJioto) Life Terms Recommended By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI Mrs. Pearl Hughes, mother Judge M. Raymond McGowan maintained he was at home With the jury excused, he ••aiai!iH[iiii!i[ii!iii« FREEHOLD — Barry of the other defendant who warned the few spectators on caring for his four children at recognized Mrs. Hughes and Hughes, 22,- ol 213-Pearl St., bad been present throughout hand that he would not tole- that tune. , permitted tier to speak. Red Bank, and Edward the nine days (rftrtal *nd who rate any outbursts, regardless Surprise Witness "I am here ^concerned lor 9 Wright, 29, of Crawford St.* -frad disrtipte-4 the! trial of what the verdicts were. In a surprise move, the my son," she said. She again, Shrewsbury Township, sat Wednesday by declaring that » There were no outbursts. state early yesterday morn- as she had Wednesday, called emotionless as the jury an- her son was not getting a fair It is expected that appeals ing called a rebuttal witness, the trial unfair and main- 'No Push to Move Miss Shoun Devro of Asbury nounced its guilty verdicts trial, was not present for the will be filed. tained that his attorney, Paul yesterday evening. verdicts. She had been in The jury chose to believe Park, who is presently in E. Parker of Newark, has not After deliberating about court earlier in the day. the• testimony of: the state's Clinton Reformatory. She ibeen; respected.- •. ' four hours, the jury of eight Parole Possible star witness, James Dean of testified that a couple of Judge. McGowan advised men and four women found Judge McGowan set Sept. Asbury Park,' who testified weeks before the robbery, she her there are certain rules 18 for sentencing. He is man- that He Was the driver of the saw Wright In her apartment and. regulations which must the pair guilty of first degree with a chrome plated revolv- murder and recommended dated by law to sentence the getaway car for Hughes and be followed and that if he By BEN VAN VLIET eluding headquarters, Depart- pre-attributed to the proposed Wright, that the two robbed er which the state alleged were wrong, an appellate, life imprisonment. It could pair to life imprisonment for was used in the robbery. AUGUST A, Ga. - A ment of the Army, in accor- consolidation in Georgia." have sentenced the two to the' the murder conviction. Armed the store and that Hughes told court would reverse the pro- Georgia congressman Bays dance with established proce- Different Missions electric chair. robbery carries a maximum him he fired the shot that Before the proceedings be- ceedings. there's "no push" by the fed- dures." It. Col. Richard H. Lamb, The panel also found the of 15 years imprisonment. De- Wiled David Prazniak, 25, of gan, in the morning, Judge Qualified Counsel eral government-to relocate Westmoreland Replies Ft.: Gordon Information offi- two guilty of the armed rob- pending on the sentence, the Middletown, store clerk, when McGowan cautioned specta- He added that he consid- the Signal School at Ft. Mon- Gen. Westmoreland was cer, said Signal School facil- bery of $125 from B & B Li- pair could be eligible for pa- he threw a chair at one of the tors he would not tolerate any ered Mr. Parker's conduct mouth to Ft. Gordon, Ga. replying to a telegram sent by ities at Ft. Monmouth differ quor Store, Shrewsbury Ave.,' role in about 15 years. The de- armed robbers. further outbursts. He was and representation to be such Rep. Robert G. Stephens, Paul E. Welch, chairman of radically from those at Ft. Shrewsbury, Nov. 21. fendants were remanded to Hughes maintained he was convinced, he said, that the that he is a qualified counsel. D-Ga., said that since the the "Save Our Signal School , Gordon. When the verdicts were an- the county jail to. await sen- at the apartment of Mrs. interruption caused by Mrs. "I have no disrespect for Nixon Administration came Association" at Ft. Mon- nounced by the jury foreman, tencing. Grace Brinn at 121 W. Bergen Hughes Wednesday was an him," he said. into office, there has been nq mouth. The Ft. Gordon facility, he said, is involved in radio re- Mrs. Wright, wife of one of Before the verdicts were Place, Red Bank, when the outburst of an anxious moth- The judge asked Mrs. real effort toward consoli- In Mr. Welch's telegram the defendants, began to cry. announced, County Court robbery occurred. Wright er for her son. (See Jury, Pg. 2) dating the Army's Signal was a complaint that a Ft. pair and signal operations in- School in Georgia. Gordon study group sent to volving trucks, tanks, helicop' He said a Defense Depart- investigate, the costs of a ters, and other tactical equip- m e n t recommendation to consolidation would "consid- ; ment. move the Ft. Monmouth Sig- erably understate the total The Ft. Monmouth facility, nal School to Georgia was in- costs which would arise from he said, is concerned with itially backed by the Johnson a move of the Signal School to "strategic communications," Rumson Okays Sewer Funds Administration. Georgia." involving satellite and world- wide communications taught Gen. William C. West- Mr. Welch said that as a re- By RICHARD McMANUS that 1,417 single housing units ment. Mayor Teeter ex- pected to be operational in portion to be covered by the moreland, Army chief of sult of the Westmoreland let- at Ft. Monmouth. RUMSCJN — The Borough or two-thirds of those hi the plained that -the borough January. Rumson elected sev- property tax. staff, said a study of the pos- ter, his organization will The Ft. Monmouth school town would be serviced by the could get more favorable in- eral years ago not to be a "After much thought, It sible consolidation of the fa- "hold in abeyance a request employs 842 civilians. There Council appropriated over member of the authority in $5.7 million dollars last night lines constructed under this terest rates than the regional seemed more equitable to cilities in Georgia would "be that the General Accounting are about 800 civilians em- appropriation. authority. order to exercise greater con- us," the mayor said. reviewed thoroughly at sev- Office review and audit stated ployed at Ft. Gordon, Col. to start construction of the trol over construction in the A second ordinance of Funds Set Slightly over one-third of eral levels of command, in- move costs as well as savings Lamb said. planned sewerage system borough. the service charge will go for here. $763,000 provides funds for The third appropriation or- Rumson's share of the capital dinance adds $145,770 to an Mayor Teeter announced operating costs. The remain- Two dozen residents came earlier appropriation of that the governing body de- der will contribute to pay- •iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiianiiHiiiiiiiiii to the council raleeting last construction, costs of the Northeast Monmouth County $104,000 to pay for Rumson's parted from its original plan ment of the debt service on night to question the town fa- portion of a joint sewer line distributed to residents, last the bond issues which will thers and learn the details of Regional Sewerage Authority. The borough is a customer with Sea Bright from that fall which would have spread cover the greater part of last the project, which will cause borough to the sewerage au- the total cost through the night's appropriations. an estimated $2.54 jump in not a member of the author- ity, which was formed in the thority's lines in Monmouth property tax and decided in- The borough government Government May Drop the tax rate next year in addi- Beach. stead on a $100 service charge plans to construct sewers tion to a $100 per year charge early 60's to halt pollution of the Navesink and Shrewsbury The regional authority's for immediate users of the throughout the town eventual- for users of the system. main treatment plant is ex- system plus a much smaller (See Rumson, Pg. 2) Three appropriation ordi- Rivers. Rumson's existing nances were adopted by the sewer system, built in 1949, Addonizio Tax Counts council, the largest of which, was declared a contributor to $4.8 million, will finance the the pollution. TRENTON (AP) — The set aside or appealed. The Boy" Boiardo. The govern- construction of sewerage lines The borough government Shots Fired to Quell government is considering motions will be heard ment pictured him "as one of and pumping stations in the chose to prepay its share of dropping plans to press in- Wednesday by U. S. Dist. the master minds of the populous eastern sections of the regional authority's capi- tax evasion charges against Court Judge George Barlow shakedown scheme that it the borough. tal construction costs rather former Newark Mayor Hugh who presided at the eight- said extorted $253,000 from Mayor John O. Teeter said than make an annual pay- J. Addonizio and four others week trial. Constrad Inc., an engineering New Brunswick Unrest convicted in a $1.4 million Addonizio and his four co- firm, and more than $1 mil- shakedown conspiracy. lion from other city contrac- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - cer fired a 12-gauge shotgun By around 1 a.m. the city defendants — Anthony La- round over their heads. was reported "all quiet." Chief Asst. U. S. Attorney Morte, Philip Gordon, Jo- tors. Police fired*a volley of shots over the heads of about 15 Then the other officers fired Shortly before, a crowd had Herbert J. Stern said a fi- seph Biancone and Ralph Boiaro had his case severed The Inside Story gathered in front of the mod- nar decision on tax charges Vicaro — face a maximum <; black youths yesterday to dis- a volley from their pistols and from the trial after he suf- perse them during a nighj; of ern, low slung police head-" would be made after sen- penalty of 20 years in prison fered ,a, heart attacfc July 6. Gov. Cahill helps dedicate Bodman complex .....Page 10 shotguns and the crowd fled. Monmouth Park Today : Page 11 rock throwing and fire-* quarters to demand the re- tencing. and a $10,000 fine on each of Meanwhile, attorneys for Capt. Joseph Seaman said lease of one of three persons the 64 counts on which the Sweepstakes Regatta has Grand Prix Page 11 bombing in which at least 13 Sentencing on the shake- the five defendants who were persons were arrested. the shots were fired after sev- arrested for carrying .an in- jury found them guilty. Cartoon by Qutaby: Fun Ryan's Express Page 11 eral rounds were fired at po- down convictions is expected convicted began preparing Windows were smashed in cendiary device. to be in four to six weeks, If the government is satis- arguments aimed at over- licemen. Two local newsmen Astraldata 9 ENJOYMENT; YOUR the downtown business area Police ordered the crowd to or perhaps not until Septem- field with the sentences it turning, the convictions. If Bridge 9 WEEKEND MAGAZINE at the scene said they didn't and firemen attempting to see any shots fired from the disperse and the area was ber. "probably" will abandon motions to overturn are not Television Listings douse a blaze in a vacant plans to bring the fiv to granted, they plan to appeal. Classified Ads 14-21 crowd. quickly cleared. Immediately ahead for the e Movie Schedule . building in a predominantly Three juveniles were five men who were con- trial on income tax evasion Addonizio, 56, who lost a Comics 9 DAILY REGISTER .charges, it was learned. Negro section were pelted A total of 119 officers from among the 13 arrested on victed Wednesday night is a bid for re-election to his Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS with rocks. Highland Park, Franklin charges ranging from inciting flock of defense motions Eight other defendants still third term as mayor last Financial .'. 5 Main Office ...741-0010 The shooting took place at Township, Edison, Piscata- to riot, possession of in- aimed at having the verdicts face trial on the kickback month, is-free on $25,000 bail, Obituaries 4 Classified Ads 741-6900 the intersection of Liberty way, East Brunswick, North cendiary material, refusal to Sunday Clam Bake charges, including reputed along with the other four, Home and George Streets when the Brunswick and the Middlesex move and failure to give a Mafia boss Anthony "Tony pending sentencing. Opinion Page 6 Delivery 741-0010 Harry's Lobster House. Lob- 7 Mlddlefown Bureau ...671-2250 youths began advancing on a County Sheriff's office, aug- good account of oneself. ster, steamers, clam chowder, .Uniform Sale Super bowl. Allways Travel ;:-•, Freehold Bureau 462-2121. group of about 10 policemen. mented the 80 New Brunswick Sale of gasoline in contain- fried fish, coleslaw, French Now in progress. Shirley Centre P.O. Building. Sea 1W> " Long Branch Bureau 2220010 The youths were told to dis- officers on duty. Two observ- ers was banned and police put A,tries. Dessert and Coffee $4.9$ 5 Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. ©right. 741-3535 . 842-1492. Women's News _ 8 Sports Department 7410017 perse, but when they contin- ers from the New Jersey Po- UP roadblocks to keep cars V ,1 . (Ad(Adv.) ;(Adv.) ued to advance the lead offi- lice were present. from coming into the city. 142-0205. ^ ,, t (Adv.) V1** ( 2 -THE DAILY REGISTER JtED BANK - MffiOLntiWN. N. J.i FRIDAY, JULY' 24, 1970 Study Unit Dilemma: How to Avoid Income Tax

By DAVID M. GOLDBERG that only an income tax can hearings on the subject drew Liter, he said: "Premature his farewell address that it be superimpose an income tax, fluential legislators who feel TRENTON (AP) - The save New Jersey. packed galleries that stayed speculation on what we're go- tried again. Hughes is likely there would be no need for the same way; and if nothing commission appointed by The reason for the denials long into the evening to cheer ing to do could kill the com- to be one of the commission's us," he says. "The legislature else comes out of the tax com- Gov. William T. Cahill to is simple. The mention of an proponents of the ban. The State mission and I don't want that more influential members. could do that job." mission, reform of the proper- study New Jersey's tax prob- income tax has historically More recently, State Sen. to happen." Many experts, however, do Tax reform could mean a ty tax undoubtedly wili. lems already has been con- activated the "proceed with Frank X. McDermott, R- House Scene The difficulty with that ap- not necessarily think there is number of things. But politi- What Sears and Cahill real- fronted with the state's basic caution" and "no" buttons Union, a former Senate presi- proach is that most impartial a contradiction between an cians who have to deal with ly want, of course, is a thor- dilemma—how to pay the bills built into the machinery of dent and a fourth-place finish- for ways to package it in fiscal experts 'familiar with, ope n-minded investigation homeowners on a day-to-day ough review of the entire, tax without imposing an income most successful New Jersey er behind Cahill and Sears in over-all tax reform so as to state government have ar- into taxes on the one hand and voting booth-to-voting structure of New Jersey. tax. politicians. It has sent some the 1969 Republican guberna- make it palatable. It's a diffi- gued that the most equitable and previous commitments to booth basis are most con- They are giving the commis- The 37-tnember commission of them actively seeking votes torial primary, has made a cult task. broad-based tax for New Jer- an income tax on the other. cerned about rising property sion time—through the end of is attempting to proceed with among the "no" section of the couple of speeches portraying "Unless we have public ac- sey is the income tax. Some . Sears is worried most about taxes. 1971—to come up with recom- no foregone conclusions about population. the tax commission as an in- ceptance, our product isn't of the experts, in fact, are on reports that the commission "I'll go for it if we do some- mendations. what it will recommend. That Last year, for example, a come tax commission, and going to have it," Sears told the commission. is simply going to recommend thing about the property tax," No matter what the find- is, Cahill and Senate Majority constitutional amendment warning of the consequences. newsmen last week in an ef- So is former Gov. Richard an income tax on top of'the State Sen. Alfred D. Schiaffo, ings, and there's no reason to Leader Harry L. Sears, the was proposed by Assem- The most prevalent feeling fort to give the commission J. Hughes, who dealt with the existing tax structure, not chairman of the Joint Legisla- doubt they will be anything group's chairman, have blyman Walter L. Smith, R- in Trenton, nonetheless is that what he defined as credi- realities of government for necessarily about an income tive Appropriations Com- but candid, there is still, one repeatedly denied that it is Burlington, that would bar the tax commission is not bility—the image of a group eight years; tried once to tax in the context of tax re- mittee said after Hughes' hv problem: the New Jersey leg" simply a rubber stamp that the legislature from ever looking so much for alterna- doing an impartial and effec- push through an income tax; form. come tax proposal last islature. By 1971, Cahill may will report back next year enacting an income tax. The tives to the, income tax, but . tive job. then recommended again in "If we were only going to January. There are other in- be out of arms to "twist. Bayshore Outfall Authority Gets State's Endorsement MIDDLETOWN — The plan ous Bayshore communities toration of our water • re- the 'threat to existing open The line, to be constructed out of the area, authority ing rights-of-way for the out- for an ocean outfall line has would provide for secondary sources by constructing and shellfish waters in Sandy in three phases up to the members explained. fall line. . gained state endorsement and treatment of sewerage and operating the proposed Bay- Hook Bay." plant, includes Phase 1 — the The authority awaits a final The work will not exceed will probably be eligible for disinfection, with the effluent shore outfall line, any propos- Authority chairman Peter line from the ocean, across report on the diffusion testing $10,020 and should be done state and federal construction following such treatment to al by those communities F. Beil acknowledged the let- the Shrewsbury River into done in recent months at the within 90 days. funds, the Monmouth County be pumped into the Outfall which varies in substance ter, saying, "It's good to real- Highlands, Phase 2 — a land federal Waterways Ex- Bayshore Outfall Authority Authority's facilities for ulti- with this concept, including ize the importance given this section from Highlands to the In a goodwill gesture to de- perimental Station in Vick- parted secretary-treasurer announced last night. mate discharge and disposal discharge of treated sewage project by the state." Middletown plant, and phase sburg, Miss. into the Otlantic Ocean," Mr. effluent into the water of tlie 3 — a pumping station at the Joseph N. Ehret, the author- In a letter to the Monmouth The authority also released The station, which has also County Sewerage Advisory Segesser wrote. Raritan Bay or its tidal tribu- an updated schedule for com- township plant. ity accepted his resignation taries will not be accepted by studied the effects of the pro- with regret and deep appre- Committee, with a copy to the Regionalization pletion, as requested by the Plans for the land section posed Sandy Hook inlet, will authority, Ernest R. Seges- The state, in essence, as- this department." county Sewerage Advisory will be completed by the end ciation for his services. Mr. Committee. help determine the best loca- Ehret resigned last month to ser, chief of the state Bureau sured the authority of its cus- Mr. Segesser urged that the of next month and bids will be tion for the line. of Water Pollution Control, tomers, when the bureau bay, rich in soft and hard MIddletown Tie-In accepted this fall. accept a post as head of the said the outfall project would chief added, "Since it has clams, should be returned to Completion is still planned It is hoped that the land Moller Retained state Division of Financing. be eligible to receive grant been demonstrated that it is its ability to produce these to coincide with the com- section can be completed dur- The authority retained In his stead, James M. Co- funds. feasible to provide for sub- shellfish and added that any pletion of the Hiddletown ing the winter while the tran- Frederick M. Moller of Atlan- hen Jr. was named temporary "We have supported the stantial regionalization result- future discbarge of effluent treatment plant in the fall of sient population of Highlands tic Highlands to begin engi- treasurer until a permanent concept... whereby the vari- ing in the protection and res- into the bay would "increase 1971. and northern Middletown are neering field work on survey- treasurer can be selected. Jury Finds Two Are Guilty of Murder Charge (Continued) the courtroom. Bar, Red Bank, between 9 with careful scrutiny. Con- there was an intent to commit was in her apartment Nov. 14 comparing the height to that which to base a conclusion Hughes to promise there After a 20-minute recess, and 9:15 p.m. and that he lat- sider if he has a special in- a robbery. An intent to kill and she saw a revolver. of his client. Mr. Kassinger the state was asking the jury would be no further outbursts, Mrs. Hughes told the court er saw him at the apartment terest in the case, he advised. was not an essential element, Dean had no revenge mo- told police the man was be- to reach. He argued that or he would have to have her she would keep quiet. "He of Mrs. Brinn and the two of "If you believe the witness he said. tive,-maintained Mr. Smith, tween 5'10" and 6', he said, Dean's relationship to Hughes removed from fire courtroom. (her son) is satisfied with them went to a Red Bank to be credible," he continued, There were three possible adding that the witness came noting his client his 6/2%.". (that they were cousins)' Mrs. Hughes at first said what is going on," she said. drug store and then to Long "you have a right to convict verdicts for the jury to con- across truthfully. There was no testimony which was brought out during she would make no such "I aim to keep quiet." Branch. the two defendants on his tes-sider. They could have found • "The trigger man is right about results of fingerprint the trial was only to impress promise. "Then my son won't During its deliberations, the Three Alibis timony alone." He cautioned the defendants guilty of mur- over there," he continued, tests, he said. "Is it conceiv- on the jury that ne wouldn't be tried," she said. The de- jury wanted the testimony of Summey's testimony gave them that they should not try der in the first degree with- pointing to Hughes. able there-would be prints in hurt a relative. .. fendant, Hughes, stood and when Hughes, Wright'' and Hughes three different alibis to determine Dean's guilt or , out mercy*-- guilty of nuu> Mr. Smith said there was the store?" he said, .• • ; • for Nov. 21. Hughes's sister, innocence because he is not der but with a recommenda- "That confessed murderer asked the judge if he. could Dean were arrested read nothing in the trial which "This case boils down to would hurt anybody toVtsave speak to his mother in pri- back to it. Ten minutes later, Mrs. Inez Yarborough of 213 on trial. Dean was severed tion of life imprisonment, or showed that the defendants Pearl St., Red Bank, testified from the case when he agreed not guilty. were entitled to mercy. "They whether you want to believe bis own soul," he declared. vate. it announced it had verdicts. James Dean, a convicted fel- He also attacked Mrs. Brinn's When a state trooper—there During the trial, Mr. Park- she saw her brother in Chris's to testifyfo r the state. Assistant County Prose- are asking you to give them Bar between 8:30 and 9:30 Murder Defined cutor Thomas J. Smith Jr., in something they wouldn't give on, who admitted, participa- testimony. She,said she had were about four in the court- er had the testimony of Rus- tion in the murder, or you overheard Hughes tell anoth- room as well as other law en- sell Summey, no address p.m. Cleo Jester of Red Bank, Judge McGowan advised his summation, told the jurors to David Prazinak that testified he saw Hughes in the panel that any person they were dealing with the night," he said The state was want to believe the defendant, er man that he robbed B & B forcement officers — ap- available, who had testified in Wright," he said. and shot a man. proached Mrs. Hughes, she the April trial which ended in Mrs. Brinn's apartment from committing or attempting to question of credibility. seeking the death penalty. exclaimed: "If you want vio- a hung jury, read into the 8:45 until 9:40 p.m. (Testi- commit a robbery and kills a "Wright is a liar," he de- John Flynn of Brick Town- Jailbird Witnesses • In the nine-day; trial, the lence, you'll get it." court record, to be considered mony in the trial indicated person, or if death ensues, is clared, pointing to the defend- ship, representing Wright, Mr. Flyrin charged that state produced ' nine wit- Judge McGowan permitted part of the testimony. Sum- that the : robbery occurred guilty of murder and that ant. He reminded the jury and Mr.i Parker, in theif-'sum- most of the state's witnesses nesses. Mr. Parker,. called Hughes tospea k tohi s mother mey could not be located for about 9:15 p.m. Nov. 21). murder in connection with a that he asked Wright if he mations, attacked the credi- were "jailbirds," who would four witnesses and had' one but in the presence of a this trial. In his 45-minute explanation robbery is murder in the first knew Miss Devro and Wright bility of Dean's testimony. do anything to protect or bet- read into the record, and. Mr. guard. Summey had testified that of the law to the jury, Judge degree. . . replied he didn't and that he Mr, Flynn also questioned ter themselves. Flynn called three. "Get a soul brother," yelled on Nov. 21, he had seen McGowan told them to exam- The judge instructed the didn't own a gun, but that the description given by Har- Mr. Parker maintained that The jury was sequestered someone from the rear of Hughes in front of Chris's ine the testimony of Dean jury that it must find that Miss Devro testified Wright ry T. Kassinger, store owner, Dean was a "weak vessel" on during the trial.- • •••...

'•'• • I WT^flWPW^^^ Trttmw^ft* WATrt WIWOMW^VnHV Rumson OK's Million for Sewers County Births (Continued) Councilman • Francis E.P. probably take a year or a federal Water Quality Admin- the neighborhood. Mr. Abplanalp said that 55 year and a half to finish. istration was holding progress The total cost of sewers for ly In accordance with state McCarter. per cent of the project was BIVERVIEW • Second Ave.;.Long Branch, government directives but Last fall council members Glen H. Abplanalp of the up at the moment. the entire borough has been eligible for such aid. firm of Havens and Emerson He added that after con- estimated at »10 million. The Red Bank son, yesterday. .... : council members last night predicted that the entire sys- "There's no ironclad guar- Mr. and . Mrs. Richard would not venture a pre- tem would be completed by Ltd., said that construction struction begins contractors mayor and council are ex- iMr. and Mrs. Michael Glea- pecting state and federal antee but it is a reasonable son (nee Patricia McLaugh- Trocchia (nee Patricia diction when the total project 1972. Last night, however, a would get under way in the will be held to strict sched- assumption that we will get latter part of the summer. He ules so that residents can funds to relieve part of the lin), 9 Cortland Drive, Hazlet, Clarke), 183 Oakwood Ave., would be completed. consulting engineer said that it," Mayor Teeter said. Long Branch, son, yesterday. "It's too speculative," said the first section only would said that paperwork with the plan around their presence in burden. son, yesterday. Mr. Abplanalp added that Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. John Stahl "we will do everything in our Burdyl (nee Nadine Jackson), " (nee Leslie Siegel), 95 Wood- power necessary to receive 545 Palmer Ave., West Keans- row Wilson Homes, Long the aid." burg, son, yesterday. Branch, daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diaz Indian Tribe Financing New Film Mayor Teeter said that a Mr. and Mrs. Michael (nee Carmon Efraim)', 315 letter would be sent to home- Grande (nee Janice Halbert), Morris Ave., Long Branch, By BOB THOMAS His unlikely source of back- outside the usual channels. and timber and was Inter- terms on the financing, he has owners "as soon as possible" 292 Florence Ave., Hazlet, son, Wednesday. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - With ing: an Apache Indian tribe. The normal financers of films ested in "A Gunfight." espe- induced Douglas, Cash and to thoroughly explain the son, yesterday. investment money tight, film No, the Indians aren't seek- have become super-sophis- cially since it concerned New 'other principals to work at a project. Mr. and Mrs. George Ems- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL producers have been wonder- ing tobette r their film mage ticated, he believed, in their Mexico history. Lubin sug- lie (nee Dolores Drume), 2 Neptune gested the leaders come to minimum in exchange for ing where their financing will after decades of biting the demands for high interest percentages. - Crescent Place, Hazlet, son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bra- come from. Would you believe dust. To the Jicarilla tribe of rates, completion bonds, over- Hollywood todiscus s the deal. 'Senior' Housing yesterday. ker (nee Ivis Blanchard), They arrived the next day. an Indian tribe? Dulce, N.M., financing a mov- head, charges, etc. "My last picture, 'The Lib- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodg- 671 Park Ave., Freehold, The nature of movie mak- ie is simply another of their "You end up working for The Indians were sold on the eration of L.B. Jones,' was fi- Laws Explained kiss (nee Doris Manigrasso), daughter, Wednesday. ing is that it requires heavy well-calculated investments. them," s"aid Lubin, "and the project, but it had to be ap- nanced the usual way and it MIDDLETOWN - Harry 12 Wesley Ave., Atlantic High- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wil- investments for production, An Accident production cost rises so high proved by the tribal council. cost $3.5 million," Lubin said. Glanz, assistant regional ad- lands, daughter, yesterday. litts (nee Shirley Under- that there's no profit left for That was done. Meanwhile the receipts from which might Lubin described how it all "It was a good movie, but ministrator of the federal De- Mr. and Mrs. William Bar- wood), School House Road, not be evidenced for two or anyone." Kirk Douglas and agency partment of Housing and Ur- came about: there were no big names in calow (nee Judith Miller), East Marlboro, daughter, more years. At today's inter- "It was a happy acci- The producer gave his proj- boss Freddy Fields had been ban Development (HUD), ex- 208 Oakes Ave., Belford, Wednesday. roaming the world in search the cast. est rates, that can be destruc- dent—the Indians were look- ect the widest possible public- plained to the Senior Citizens daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. tive to a film company's fi- ing for a worthwhile in- ity in an attempt to attract of backing for the project. " 'A Gunfight', with more Housing Committee laws, "Why didn't you tell us you Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cush- Hodge (Gertie Nicholson), 11 nancial health. vestment at the same time I corporations that didn't ordi- name power and greater pro- regulations and structures man (nee Diane Campagno- Front St., Englishtown, was looking for financing of narily invest in films. Five le- had the money here?" the governing setting up of a lo- Some industry leaders be- actor asked. duction value, will cost about la), 5 Schuber Place, Eaton- daughter, yesterday. lieve the only solution is in 'A Gunfight.' They called me, gitimate possibilities turned $2 million and will look like cal housing authority. town, daughter, yesterday. up. He was about to decide on "If I had told you, you Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fontan- finding new sources of financ- right out of the blue."i wouldn't have believed me," four or five." The committee has finished ez (nee Christine Hoffman), ing. One producer who man- After putting together the one of them when he heard plans to visit communities Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley from the Apaches. Lubin replied. (nee Albertha Trembley), 908 501 Fort Plains Road, Free- aged to do so is Ronald Lubin, package of Douglas, Cash and The producer believes such with senior citizens housing hold, daughter, yesterday. producer of the Kirk Douglas- a script by his co-producer, Tribe Interested Quakes' Cause Sought projects under local housing Lorillard Ave., Union Beach, deals as his with the Indians daughter, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, James Mc- Johnny Cash western, "A Harold Jack Bloom, Lubin • The Jicarilla tribe had in- can help solve the industry's TOKYO fl. at the funeral Home. Visitors mav neral Home, 48 Pine St., De- the l!4; free estimate from u. Why? Because we can siv» you ,|^ City, is in charge of arrange- Miss Haaren graduated UNION BEACH - A local bo said If contracts for fur- ments. money on any |ob — big or small I Call ut without obllgaM>n from Pine Manor last month man was fined a total of $100 nishing the material are and is also a graduate of awarded at the next meeting, at anytime.. 24-hour phone, service. ''•.'•" ","•' .:.":' John Van Kirk & Son by Municipal Court Judge Joseph McLarney Rumson Country Day School the second phase of. the proj- We'll be happy to help you plan your Improvement! ond to and Dana Hall, Wellesley, Harold Stern on two counts of ected five-year project will advise you as to most economical methodi. MONUMENTS WALL TOWNSHIP - Jo- Mass. being a disorderly person. get under way before the end 85 COOPER RDn MIDDLETOWN seph F. McLarney, 66, of 2810 of August. ' ALL TYPES HOME IMPROVEMENTS She is one of five girls tak- The defendant Ronald E. (off Rt. 35 at Heedon't Corner) „ Hayes St., died Wednesday at ing part in the tour arid will •' General e Room Additions e Basement Rooms Jersey Shore Medical Center, Prentiss of 714 Florence.Ave., Council renewed a $100,000 741-0319 . : \Hi-nn be gone for nine months. certificate of deposit1 witn; the Improvements • e Bathrooms . • Roofing-Siding IA«K GUILD MONUMENTS . Neptune. • The contingent departed for was found guilty of throwing • Attic Rooms Kitchens • Porch Enclosures A sister, Miss Cecilia Monrributh * County' National Japan recently on the maiden a bottle in front of a police Bank at' an interest rate of 5 McLarney of Red Bank, is voyage of the Japanese Air- among the survivors. car and creating a disturb- per cent. INSTALLMENT TERMS ARRANGED line 747 and was the subject ance while .under the in- Timothy Goeb of 307 Har- Mr. McLarney was born in of a movie made of the trip. Jersey City. He lived here the fluence of alcohol. rison Ave. and Daniel Cintron The girls will study in three .1 ; of 156 Asbury. Ave. were ap- past 12 years and was former- three-month semesters and Salvatore A. Ippolito of Or- ly of Long Branch. proved as members of Harris MONMGUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. ,Miss Haaren is majoring in ange and Anna N: Chapman Gardens Fire Co. James R. HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN He worked as an electrical : sociology. She wffl continue. HOME engineer at Camp Evans for of 507 Columbia Ave. were Brady, of. 504 Washington Ave. 741.5060 — 776-6600 her studies at the University fined $15 each for driving an , was appointed a member of 20 years until his retirement of Denver upon her return. John Allen Child* III two years ago. unregistered vehicle and $10' Union peach Eire Co. No., 1. Owner and Operator Also surviving are his wid- Her itinerary includes stops for delinquent Inspection; ow, Mrs. Jane Mary Graves at Honolulu, Tokyo, Hong Kong, India, Kashmir and the John J. Heckelman of 2 Sny- Dignified • Inexpensire - Confidential McLarney; a son, Timothy der Lane, Keyport, paid $20 Patrick McLarney, and a European countries. She will What to do now about Day or Night • 741-3505 daughter, Miss Kathleen also visit a classmate in for careless driving; and Jo- Elizabeth McLarney, both at Libya, Africa. seph Gentile of 220 Broadway, 364 SHREWSBURY AVE.- RED BANK home; and two other sisters, was assessed $4 for a parking Miss Mary McLarney of Had- Terror Stricken violation. don Heights and Mrs. Agnes JAISALMER, India (AP) - Felice S. Brixius of Old Smith of Haddonfield. Children who had never seen Bridge was fined $10 for dis- TERRIBLE The Daniel A. Reilly Funer- raindrops were terror strick- regarding a stop sign and Worden Funeral Home al Home, Belmar, is in charge en when the first rain in eight Caroline Woodhead of 734 Sec- of arrangements. years fell recently on this- ond St. paid $15 for operating M E. FRONT ST. REDIANK desert city of western India, a motor vehicle without rear Jacob Schreiber officials said. lights. FREEHOLD - Jacob ' LAWNS Schreiber, 80, of 25 Spring Day and Night Phone . . St. died yesterday at Mon- •mouth Medical Center, Long Last spring, you went by the book , automatically to curt the trouble. Branch, after a lengthy ill- . . . You put down weed, feed'. . . Result? A lu»h, healthy lawn for your 7474)557 ness. you spreaded, sprayed, even prayed. Mr. Schreiber was born in home, and more leisure time for you. Austria and lived here 65 And now, look at your lawn. It's a Clarh Foster, Mgr. years. sorry mess. Why7 The answer is If your lawn looks more like a living He was a retired restaurant there's no such thing as.universal nightmare than a living carpet, you manager. lawn care. A lawn, like a human, is can go on gambling away, your dol- Surviving are two sons, Ar- a living thing. Lawn. ailments, like thur Schreiber of Freehold lars with the hopes you'll finally hit those of humans, must be treated Township and Myron Schreib- on the right remedy. Or, for just a er of Wall Township; two individually and not by some blanket little more than the cost of the daughters, Mrs. Irene Berkey black magic. John E. Day of Tappan, N.Y., and Mrs. chemicals alone, call in The Lawn. Ruth Fagan of Baltimore; Doctor NOW with the knowledge one brother, Louis Schreiber Full Line of... The Auto-tawn method works be- FUNERAL HOME of New York City; one sis- cause we diagnose what's wrong that you'll see a vast improvement ter, Mrs. Fannie Beer of Sara- with YOUR lawn, then we custom- by spring. The Lawn Doctor.'. They toga Springs, N.Y., and seven grandchildren. Quality Fruits blend an exact prescription, applied , don't call us that without a reason. 85 Riverside Avenut Red Bank The Freeman Funeral Home here is in charge of arrangements. and Produce C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 AUTO-LAWN FULL YEAR'S PROGRAM START NOW •PRINQ: Slid • Pra-Emarjanl Crab Grm Control a 4000 U. h. MlnlmiM INTRODUCTORY OFFER Orub Proellng • Spot WM4 Control • Firtillit 43 0 0 cw»IHi 0*ll... Bell Cites Two Fresh Picked JERSEY CORN • Fcrtllitl 2O-I0-10 • A4|JlciTi • Powar Airatt • ^B^ PoxarRoll • CAM.Y SUMMIlt: Compltta Waid Con. JBJ )• AJ95 ' ' Uol • CMhsri Bui Control • Sod Wab Worm Control • *± Complatt MlM For Services • • Army Worm Control • Fungua Control • rartlllta g£T Mai iS-O-O • FartilUt W Vf • Aquaearl • LATE SUMMER! Ba^k Wm Only,.. fJLU RED BANK-Jack E. Bris- • TOMATOES Complau Waad Control • Poat-Emargant Crab Qraia • ^"* Control • Chinch Bug Control • Sod Wab Worm Can- eSaV... UH ter, Eatontown, and Thomas tril • Army Worm Central • Funiui Control a Fartll- W^P mini 'SB™ \'S55 G. Kozak, Atlantic Highlands ha 4S-0-0 a rartlllit J) up • Aquitarl a PALU SaarJ ^^ root IUM • CANTALOUPE • Spot Waad Control • Partilli* ,45.06 • FartillH ,@SSb, •5K, 0 . AltMYWOIUI 'SOIL repairman, and splicer, re- JO-10-1O • Aquacart • Powar Aarata • PoWar Boll. '^MOOS'!," "" SODWll ANALVtlt The Adams Memorial Home WORM (P«upU4000 spectively, for the New Jer- CONTROL ao.aarta.Uah © FRESH EGGS . AUTOMATIC CHECK-UPS """" ala-ltlinil 1000 sey Bell Telephone Company, aa.ftll) WILLIAM J. CONNELLY, received citations for out- standing service. • FRESH LETTUCE Owner- Manager Mr. Brister, a volunteer s fireman in Eatontown, pulled • FRESH PICKED *HAZLET-MIDDLETOWN *MATAWAN-LAKERIDGE RUMSON-SHREWSBURY 747-0226 his trapped chief from a burn- 671-2229 566-0606 741-2325 ing building in which a wom- BERRIES IN SEASON an died while Kozak aided a FUNERAL DIRECTORS seriously injured woman driv- er and her children who were SINCE 1165 involved in a car accident. WATERMELON BAR Ronald R. Dissinger, Mid- & GARDEN CENTER Auto-Lawn I dletown, area plant manager MUSCLE'S 310 IROAD STREET RED IANK for New Jersey Bell, made, HWY. 36 291-0613 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS For people who have better tbin$& ? the presentations, along with Open All Day Sunday — Large Parting Area , to do than take cure of $ la R. Glenn Cashion, Oakhurst, t AuW L«»»tAmxm. w«,< district plant manager. J -THE DAILY BE&ISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Containers Banned Local Securities BOWIE, Md. (AP) — The The measure, effective city of Bowie has adopted an AprJi i, 1971, will carry a Bepresentative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 ordinance prohibiting sale of maximum flne of ?1M and-or p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- soft drinks and beer, in dis- How to Shift Investments posable containers a 30-day jail sentence. • up, markdown or commission. BANKS Div. Bid Asked MARINE VltW SAVINGS By ROGER E. SPEAR $4,700. What steps can I take a voluntary accumulation Belmar-Wall National 2.50 120 plan which requires in- 16 18 . . . Gives You More Q—I plan to retire in six to improve my income? E. F. Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) .40 L, A—Your holdings are, for vestments in $50 minimum Eatontown National Bank 10 12 months with various pensions amounts. The only change 6 for your amounting to $545 a month. the most part, entirely appro- Successful Farmers & Merchants (x) (xx) .06 5 priate for your situation. I needed in your plan would be First Merch. Nat'l Bank (x) (xx) .40 1U4 1214 We have $12,500 in savings to make purchases every oth- and $10,000 face value 4 per would, however, recommend Investing 1st Nat'l Bk of Toms River (x). (xx) .76 45 47 MONEY sale of GAF on any upturn. er month instead of monthly. First State Ocean County (x) (xx) 21 cent Treasury Bonds due Au- This plan would fit your de- W gust, 1971, yielding 7.4 per Earnings were depressed last Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 45 year and further deterioration Q—I am interested in in- sire to invest, without being Middletown Banking Co. 20 cent on cost. Holdings in two tied to a contract. Windsor mutual funds are worth $7,000 was reported in net for the vesting $25 monthly in Wind- Monmouth Cty Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) .20 m w* first quarter of 1970. Your sor Fund for retirement. I am iias an excellent record of N. J. National Bank 1.80 and investments in 10 stocks growth, a tow portfolio turn- 67, 37 have a current value of limited investment in duPont married and have six chil- Ocean County National (x) (xx) 2.00 35 should also be liquidated dren. Can I invest period- over rate and a portfolio that Peoples Nat'l Bk. of Mon. (x) (xx) .40 emphasizes blue chip issues. 40 since earnings prospects are ically without obligation to Peoples Nat'l Bank of Lakewood 6:00 .20 *ARN 8% INTEREST uncertain and recovery will continue if I can't afford to? This conservative common Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) (xx) .50 stock fund is well suited to a 150 on CERT, ol DEPOSIT liiutd by undoubtedly * be protracted. What is your opinion of this (x()) DividenDiddd (xx() ) PPlul s StStock (xxx) Decke47 d or Paid Inured Commercial Banki Funds from your 4VS per, cent fund? C. J. man with above-average fam- ily responsibilitis. INDUSTRIAL 5V4% Imund Bank Certilicalei and 5 per cent savings ac- - A—Windsor Fund features . .. Earnings Paid From lVi% Dtpoilfort Incentive Bonui counts could then be used to Aerological Research Day of Deposit to Day of MINIMUM DEPOSIT 15,000 make up the balance needed 27. Ttltphoiw or Write Today Alkon Industries j «4 Withdrawal On All Regular J. L. R. Associates to purchase four $1,000 face Atlantic Appliance Co. Inc. 1% •2K P. O. Box J53, Asbury Pork, N. J. value BCA Corp. 9 per cent First Merchants Opens Brockway 26 Passbook Savings Accounts* 07m notes due in 1975. These A- NOW T»l. (101) MIM14 Buck Engineering 11 12 rated notes are selling at a Electronic Associates 4V5 'Providing a $50 balanct it maintained until quarter end. premium to yield over 8 per New Drive-In Monday Electronic Assistance • •••4*4 cent. Income on this portion The facility, which will be Foodarama u UVA TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS - • TENNIS • of your capital will be in- RED BANK - First Mer- 4H LONO (RANCH SUMMER SCHOOL chants National Bank will open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Interdata creased 85 per cent.by these Monday through Friday and International Components Corp. IK 4% OTHER SAVINGS PLANS ARE AVAILABLE... ENROLL NOW FOR A.M.' changes. Although I will not open a drive-in facility Mon- from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, King James Extended Care 4 JV4 60LDEN ANCHOR GOLDEN PASSBOOK or P.M. TENNIS LESSONS day designed to speed service 1/4 go so far as to predict the fu- 9 CERTIFICATE ACCOUNT RESINNING or INTERMEDIATE and ease traffic congestion. is unusual in that two of the Laird 3V4 6* ture course of interest rates, four customer windows are Metallurgical International GROUPS J1I.0O you may be able to upgrade It will increase from two to 7 ws >/4 STIRLING ANCHOR C,%. SPECIAL CONVENIENCI CLASSES START AUGUST 3rd served by pneumatic tubes. your income when, your gov- four the number of windows Monmouth Airlines "~ 1'/. 5% CERTIFICATE 9 ACCOUNACCOUNT" LONG BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL available and it will allow Monmouth Capital 5% J2MSM ernment bonds mature in The teller and customer are r 4VJ"/. REGULAR PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS 1971. customers to enter from two Monmouth Electric »/• visible to each other. Voice Monmouth Park 11 11% streets — Leroy Place and contact is maintained by a Reckless Place— instead of N. J. Natural Gas 15% Anchor Your Savings to . . . built-in communications sys- Rowan Controller 4Vi just Reckless Place. tem. Transactions are placed Two lanes of traffic are pro- Servomation in a container which travels Southern Container Corp. MARINE VIEW CONFUSED? vided in each direction. On the from teller to customer and Leroy Place side,'an elec- Spiral Metal from customer to teller via a U. S. Homes SAVINGS ASSOCttilON MAINSTAY HAS BUT ONE RATE tronic "traffic commander" pneumatic tube system. J directs cars to either of the United Telecontrol Electronics - two customer areas. The two old drive-in teller Walter Reade-Sterling Cars entering from Reck- booths will be demolished and Winslow Tel, less Place exit on Leroy the area used for parking. A Place. Those entering from new parking area has been Leroy Place exit on Reckless provided on bank property Historic Place. near Leroy Place. Red Bank Plenty of Seats at Arts Home Sold Per Annum RED BANK-The sale of Compounded Center, Gallagher Says Soho House, a historic home Semi-Annually on the bank of the Navesink WOODBRIDGE-In an ef- and July 4 and was sold out PAID TO EACH AND EVERY DEPOSITOR fort to dispel the popular be- weeks in advance. River here, was negotiated by lief that the Garden State "We are moving along Mrs. Helen Benedict of the Arts Center is sold out for ev- ahead of last year," Mr. Gal- Rumson office of Sterlings • Minimum Amount ery performance, John P. lagher continued, "and I don't Thompson & Associates. Gallagher, chairman of the want this to sound that we • Notice to Withdraw New Jersey Highway Author- are, by any means, pushing Situated at 74 Shrewsbury ity called on "everyone to the panic button. All I ask is A v e., the Georgian-style, 105 Broad Street, Red Bank • Regulation or Schedule pitch in and make it a suc- that everyone pitch in and white clapboard structure, cessful venture. make this a success regard- was sold by George Martin to Interpret less of whether you feel the • • .• '•• . ••. • • > • 4 „ "This attitude that we are Arts Center should have been who had owned it since IMS, sold out is not true," Mr. Gal- built or not." to Andeco Industries, a -photo lagher said at the regular meeting of the authority. "We Thirty-four shows to date processing and camera sup- r ' Now in Progress ... MAINSTAY FEDERAL do have some sections that have attracted a total of 136,- plies concern. are sold out regularly, but not 585 persons, which, broken Mr. Martin purchased the OUR STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE SAVINGS and LOAN the entire theater itself," he down, averages 3,300 patrons house* from Emily Peacock said. seated within the theater and who with her sister, Louise, ASSOCIATION "The only time we have had 723 on the lawn per perform- and Mary Cornell, had con- an every night sellout was ance. ducted the Cornell-Peacock when Tom Jones performed," The seating capacity for School there for many years, MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK he said. both inside and outside the In keeping with the rezon- Tom Jones played six per- center is approximately 8,000. ing of the neighborhood for Tremendous savings in every department formances between. June 29 commercial establishments, a FEIC Opens new drive-in will be added to for Men, Women and "Boys the old three-dormer struc- 5th State Office ture, with stately matching Shop early for best selection v RED BANK — Jack Ste- entrances on each side. The phen Skakandy, president of new owners hope this can be First Eastern Investment done without spoiling the clas- Corporation, here, announced sic lines of the old landmark, POOL SALE today the opening of its fifth which has undergone many office in New Jersey. The structural changes through IN GROUND newest of the firm's offices is the years. ABOVE GROUND at 192 Rt. 22, Green Brook, POOL KITS $ and is managed by Ralph Reduction of 113/1/2 DO IT YOURSELF Strieker of North Brunswick. Held as AWOL 699 Mr. Strieker became associ- PACKAGES and up IN GROUND ated with First Eastern as a MIDDLETOWN - Richard registered representative in Toop, 21, of 80 Phalanx Road, Buy Today and Swim 3 Days Later March, 1968. Lincroft, was arrested on Rte. The Green Brook office is 35 Wednesday night for being staffed with six experienced AWOL from the U.S. Army. WE PLEDGE A PROPERLY INSTALLED POOL WITH registered representatives and will specialize in the sale The arrest was made at QUALITY EQUIPMENT — AT A DISCOUNT PRICE! of mutual funds, stocks and 7:11 p.m. by Middletown De- bonds. tectives Allen Ford and How. WITH NO HEADACHES TO YOU! The firm's other four of- ard Collins. Mr. Toop was Shop Wednesday and Friday Evenings Until 9 fices in New Jersey are in turned over to the military Red Bank, Matawan, Scotch Comparing Workmanship and Material - FINANCING Plains and Brick Township. police at Ft. Monmouth. Mr. Skakandy also stated We will never be undersold! inimircfi that the firm's next area of expansion will be in Florida, with offices on both the East and West coasts of the State. Kitchen Masters... VISIT OUR DISPLAY Vice President will make your home a better COMPLETE POOL STORE Elected IFF place to live in ... NEW YORK - At a meet- • Chemicals • Supplies ing of the bnard of directors, • Accessories • Filters Eugene P. Grisanti of Larch- mont was elected vice presi- • Replacement Liners dent of International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. In addi- tion he will continue to serve the company as secretary and general attorney. FREE Mr. Grisanti joined IFF in 1960. Previously he had been LADDER and VACUUM associated with the New York law firm of Fulton, Walter with EVERY 15'—18'—24' and Duncombe. He holds a1 master of laws degree from GAS KITCHENS > BATHS • ADDITIONS ABOVE GROUND POOL Harvard Law School, a bach- and FILTER COMBINATION elor of laws degree from Bos- At Kitchen Masters Quality Costs No More! ton University and received a degree of bachelor of arts Most of our 16,000 customers visited our showrooms and magna cum laude from Holy others before they came back and had us do their KITCHENS, Cross College. BATHS and any of the REMODELING needed! We're masters MASTERS of the trades and 30 years proud of it! 8,000 Arrested SAMASTIPUR, India (AP) HOME SHOWROOM VISIT any of 7 showrooms • OPEN SUN. 1-5 • DAILY 9-9 • SAT. 9-5 ADD-ON POOLS — Eight thousand persons OCEAN HUDSON ESSEX UNION EAST were arrested for traveling MONMOUTH COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY MIDDLETOWN without tickets on the North FATERSON SUFFERN 1400 HWY. 35 OAKHURST CEDAR GROVE ELIZABETH BRICK TOWN UNION CITY tM Rll. 4i Rl. 5», Eastern Railway during a 211) RT. 3S 1211 Ktnntdy llvtf. Mr Ptmptm llOJl Elliobith Av«. 199-22.9? Airmount Onl. 150 ft. south of SEARS three-day religious festival, (Rll. 11) 778-4030 1711 RU. II 914057-3718 671-0808 the railroad management an- 493.4022 I44-1042 239-4747 145-0*00 nounced. FROM OUR READERS the Migrants* Pligftl i ^REGISTER •i"the,,Daily Register has received a copy of#« ftS liter for publication: • > Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated , . 12 Washington Ave. M. HAROLD KELLY, Publishei / Rumson, N. J. Congressman James Howard ~"""~1' Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Congressional Office BuMng : ,'£ Washington, D.C. •% • Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Dear Mr. Howard: u ...:. Watching Chet Huntley's report on migrant, workers.jm Friday, July 24, 1970. NBC-TV on the evening of July 15th, I was reminded of a person I once met who tried to do something Mr these people. ' ' . ;; ".'.•". T''-"SV;; In 1963 while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer In Ni- geria, I met another P.C.V:, Jim Garafolo, who had worked with migrants before joining the Peace Corps arid hadttken Whitney YoungV Alternative an interest in their plight, especially their children, He felt that the migrants were caught up in a vicious circle. "Be- cause of the nature of their work, the families were constant- Justifiably or not, many of the is moving away from a "do- ly on the move. They would usually take their children, with nation's blacks regard the Nixon Ad- nothing" policy, Mr. Young cites: re- them from job to job and, accordingly, the children would be moval of the tax-exempt status of enrolled in several schools during the course of an academic ministration as hostile to their social year. The children never spent enough time in one scljool segregated private schools; lawsuits and economic aspirations. to learn more than rudimentary reading. With each move brought against recalcitrant school Bishop Stephen G. Spottswood, they would fall farther and farther behind the ptnfer stu- districts to hasten integration; vigor- dents. Eventually disinterested, unskilled and at best, semi- chairman of the National Association ous government action against job literate, they dropped out of school and began working at the for the Advancement of Colored Peo- only job open to them . . . migrant farming. '••• ••'; •' discrimination; more liberal funding ple, charged that the Administration Jim had come up with an Idea to break this never-tending of black community action programs cycle. He was working on starting a mobile, school- tftat has adopted a "calculated policy to through the Office of Economic Op- would travel with groups of migrants enabling the Children to stay in the same school for the entire year. Jim felt work against the needs and aspira- portunity (OEO) and the Department tions of the largest minority of its that by educating these children they would be able to break of Health, Education and Welfare out of the cycle that engulfed their parents. citizens." (HEW). • Jim was writing to several people who worked witlwni- Coming from a moderate black These advances are not guaran- grants and they seemed very receptive to his idea and. w«re leader, the indictment is grave. Con- willing to help in whatever way possible. Jim enlisted otter tees that all just Negro demands will P.C.V.'s who offered to teach at the school for a period of firmation of the suspicions of dis- be fulfilled speedily. Mr. Young is one year wittt6i«V pay, asking only room and board. He affected blacks that prospects of or- confident, however, that a harmoni- was quite excited about getting this project started when J derly progress are remote can only ous black coalition is in a position he returned to this country. Then the trouble began. siace widen the dangerous fissures appear- the school would be crossing state lines, it would require to negotiate from strength. recognition In each state where it held classes. Many of ing in a pluralist society. Blacks have demonstrated the these states had different requirements for schools and «. At least, one Negro leader, how- power to disrupt and the political teachers. Jim then turned to the federal government for ever, considers Bishop Spottswood's help (This was pre-O.E.O.) His idea was well received and clout to elect mayors and legislators. he was told that the government was considering his project social prognosis excessively gloomy. Insisting that both progressive and on an experimental basis. In an address before the National conservative groups vie for suprema- Just before he left Nigeria, Jim told me that the govern- Urban League convention, Whitney cy in the present Administration, Mr. ment was studying his idea but had informed him that he A Million %ives Saved was too young and inexperienced to handle such a project. M. Young, executive director of the Young suggests that united blacks ; wrecked a good part of the Imperial Japa- They did offer him a teaching position with this mobile press for a "domestic Marshall Plan" By JIM BISHOP league, expressed the belief that the nese Fleet. '• school. ''.-«• *••' and eradication of "the cancer of Twenty-five years ago today, the heavy Administration is not consciously cruiser Indianapolis was south of Midway The base admiral ordered Capt. Charles Jim left Nigeria toward the end of 1963. That was the antiblack, but rather politically racism." easing through the heavy swells of the Pa- McVay HI of the Indianapolis to proceed to last I heard of him and the mobile school. ' Tinian and Leyte Gulf, and then to Olen- It seems to me that some of the workers who appeared pragmatic. Mr. Young's proposal of negoti- cific Ocean at 20 knots without strain. Her mission was secret; even dorf's task force for further orders. Late in on the TV program might not have been there if the school ations between equals will not be : Awareness of majority sentiment her captain did not under- the day, the heavy cruisesr slipped her moor- had. has caused it to espouse actions graciously received by extremists of stand it: He had been or- ings and, with aU engines ahead slow, crept Very truly yours, '.{ which have run counter to the in- the right or left. dered to take aboard a over the coral heads to blue water. Like Brian Boyle S If the dangerous fragmentation of group of scientists with mast ladies, Indianapolis was slightly top- terests of black people. Mr. Young heavy. American society is not to proceed some heavy gear covered dismisses the notion that the Ad- with canvas and deliver Adm. Raymond Spruance had predicted lSeighbor'sTttr,Stains9 ministration fosters a deliberate unchecked, however, the way of them to the Mariana Is- that, if Indianpolis ever sustained a single ':•.:.:>.!.•••• 8 Crystal/Place policy of hating black people. democratic negotiation is the only lands command. torpedo hit, she would capsize within five . Matawan, N. JV' } minutes. An encoded message went from the As evidences that the Administra- rational alternative to social chaos. Indianapolis carried To the Editor!."'...... , two: atomic bombs. One Marianas command to Rear Adm. Lynde D. I have re,ad, with considerable* amusement, your would fuse downtown McCormick to expect Indianapolis at 1100 one^accourit of-July 7,1970, under the headline "Tar Stains BISHOP Hiroshima into glassy rib- hours July 31. . _", Spur Matawan- Township Hassle" descrTbirig* in moderate Hope in Asbury Park bons and kill more than 78,000 people at The communications officer aboard the detail the culmination oyirs. Hillenmaier's efforts of more once. The other boab, with the new Kis- old battleship Idaho found the words to be so than one year to have the township of Matawan use quality garbled as to be indecipherable. He refused street maintenance materials, especially tar and tar-like Formation of the Asbury Park Acting reasonably, the coalition tiakowsky implolion device, would be to break radio silence and ask for a repeat. will attract others of like qualities. dropped on Nagasaki and slaughter 65,000 substances which retain their consistency during hot weather West Side Coalition, a group of more people. In both cities, others would die later Therefore, no one expected Indianapolis. and do not adhere to shoes and clothing. Such a team could effectively co- * * * than a dozen Negro organizations, of flash burns and radiation sickness, but In her numerous conversations with township employes, ordinate official activities at the the objects lashed to the main deck ap- THE BIG CRUISER moved sedately the best she was ahle to obtain was the name of the liability is an act that may heal the scars city, county, state and federal peared to be innocuous. through flat oily seas on a northwesterly insurance company of the township. It goes without saying inflicted in that city's disorders. levels, one of the failures of the bearing at 15.6 knots. She had radar, but no that the insurance company advised Mrs. Hillenmaier that There were secret orders how to dispose it had no way of forcing the township,to use proper street past which helped bring about such of these objects in case the Indianpolis sound detection gear. On the bridge, her of- It is headed by Joseph Taylor, ficers kept her on a dead straight bearing, maintenance materials. The total indifference of those serious trouble". should be torpedoed, or should be engaged whom Mrs. Hillenmaier had contacted ultimately caused her executive director of the Monmouth with an enemy surface force, but not a word with no zig-zagging. What was left of the Community Action Program, who is Racial tensions will not be eased . Japanese fleet was at bases on Honshu, and to collect tangible proof of her complaint in the shape of tar of what to do with the scientists except to and gravel, stained clothing and correspondence'with the unless there are immediate indi- Hakkaido, a thousand miles straight north. well qualified to administer it. We keep them from falling intoenemy hands. township's insurance company and present this evidence to cations of positive action. Decades On the second.night out, moonrise oc- are confident he will bring all Imperial Japan did not know It — and curred at 10 p.m. The sea was a quartering the assembled township council on July 6,1970, in a manner black leadership into the planning of neglect cannot, of course, be over- ; wouldn't until long after thS war was.over/- chop. Directly ahead was a small Japanese; supposedly comprehensible by .this body. but the U.S. only had three such bombs. The In lint; with Vice President Agnew's expressed views for so that the coalition's product will come in a day or a week. A better submarine, 1-58, under Lt. Cmdr. Ike.Hash- •first was used as a test firing on a tower in truth In' press reporting, however,.! hasten to give^j^ulie city will emerge, however, if what imoto. His ship had a history of hard luck. be unified. ; the vast emptiness near Alamogordo, N' M. opportunity;'to giv«*credit where credit is due. -fYbiir iS^rt can.' be done today is done today. Once, the crew thought they had sunk a The problems facing the coalition The second (after suitable;warning leaflets tanker.' implies that Mrs. Hillenmaier was accompanied, on ier mission, of desperation by her husband; and small daughter. are not only to rebuild the west side, That's the job facing the coalition, had been dropped) would-go to Hiroshima; At 11 p.m. 1-58 surfaced. Looking east, ( I am deeply grieved not having beefl able<;to«attenailkid members of which are to be lauded ' the third to Nagasaki. -•.—'• . /\« through the moon path, Lt, Cmdr. Hash- but to establish':— and keep open — township, council meeting but, in fact, I,was not present in for undertaking it. •' .' . . * * * imoto could not believe his eyes. Something Matawan Townshipi the state'or even, the UnitedJ|ta&s. effective lines of communication. which appeared to be a battleship was ap- , THE GENTLEMEN in the Pentagon fig- Credit for (iioral support provided to Mrs. Hillenmaier' £pes proaching from the east, was not zig-zag? . ured that if those canvas-draped obituary to a neighbor, who is just as aggrieved with the to^aljwtif- ging, would pass south of his position at a INSIDE WASHINGTON notices impressed the Japanese high com- ference and-or incompetence in matters of appropriate distance of 4,500 feet. He couldn't miss. mand that the United States now had a far street maintenance on the part of the local government'in superior weapon, Emperor HiroMto might He waited, then fired six torpedoes. Matawan Township. '•••-.•.'. assume that there was an unending, supply Three hit on the starboard side. The side It is indeed most regrettable that the gavel-cra,cfking Student Unrest Not New of them arid his nation could not withstand and bottom of thebig cruiser were ripped : Mayor Froechlich of Matawan deemed it necessary tit'.threat- decimation. . out, but she continued ahead, scooping wa- en Mrs. Hillenmaier, her small daughter-and the aforemen- ter and hastening her suicide. An S.O.S. By ROBERT S.ALLEN speech by .Vice President Agnew. It was In that case, Operation Olympic, the tioned neighbor withcontempt charges arid police forc«in went out, but no one knew whether the ship aad JOHN A. GOLDSMITH made by the revered Thomas Jefferson." actual invasion of the main Japanese is- lieu of listening to an aggrieved taxpayer; on the other lands by American amphibious forces, could had electrical power. Student unrest and disturbances are an * * * hand, one must make allowances for the lack of profes- ' be canceled and possibly a million American In 15 minutes; Indianapolis headed for old, old story in the U.S., but in earlier days OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS noted by sional capacity of council members — none of them are . lives could be saved. It was a good gamble the bottom, 7,200 feet down. Of 1,196 men they were dealt with by school adminis- known for noteworthy qualifications or outstanding accom- Bray of student disorders and difficulties in because it worked. aboard, 825 got into the water alive. These trators far more sternly and harshly than the early history of the U.S. are: plishments. Indianapolis, 10,000 tons of huge gray were the unlucky ones. No one missed In- Less excusable, however, is the utterance attributed to today. "In 1674, Harvard's president was a diartapolis. The survivors blistered in rafts. Mass expulsions, freeboard and 8-inch rifles, slid into port, Mr. Smith, the professional township manager, who it qilot- grim, hard-rocked, disciplinarian. He met made her delivery of canvas objects and sci- They died by twos and threes. Four days ed as saying that "Mrs. Hillenmaier's quarrel is not with floggings and other severe 'confrontations' of that day by having the later, an army plane sighted an oil slick disciplining were common. entists, and asked for further orders. The council, but with township's liability insurance carrier." offending students flogged. In 1776, Asa rear admiral in command of the port stud- and rafts. She signalled for help. In all, 880 This verbal pirouette by a professional must be consid- That's the report of Dunbar, grandfather of Henry David men died in the final futile days of the war. Rep. William Bray, R- . ied his secret charts. The battle of the Phil- ered as shooting from the hip for effect rather than clear- Ttioreau, complained about the quality of ippines was over, and Adm. J. B. Olendorf's They didn't know that they had been cut reasoning. In the context of Mrs. Hillenmaiers com- Ind., following extensive the food. He told tutors, 'behold, our but- research into the history old battleships, raised from Pearl Harbor carrying the means to spare the lives .of all plaint, his statement ultimately implies that it is an insur- ter stinketh.'. The faculty ordered that graves, had crossed the Japanese T and except their own ... ance carrier's and not a township's responsibility lo main- of campus disorders. He Dunbar be censured for 'insubordination.' found "some truly surpris- tain streets, in an appropriate manner. . . . ing examples from* the "The next morning, the entire student YOUR MONEY'S WORTH . It is not inconsistent that Mrs. Hillenmaier's spirited past that are ever)1 bit as body walked out. The Harvard governing presentation at the Matawan Township Council meeting on July 6,1970, has not resulted in any kind of action to date ALLEN new u this morning's board met that challenge by immediately headlines." demanding the students sign a humble con- on the part of the local government and that no. .attempt Graphic instances in the early 180fl's fession or leave the college. The students On-the-Job Politicking has been made to determine the background for her griev- ance. *.' • ••. • •• . . cited by the veteran legislator are as fol- signed." done by Prentice-Hall on employe political By SYLVIA PORTER . I know that you are interested in correcting yourorigin- lows: * * *' • . activities which documents P-H's warning to If you, an employe, feel deeply (pro on al report and for this purpose you have my express per- "Students were shot at Miami, in Ohio; businessmen to "set your pre-election pol- IN 1815, ANGRY students at Bowdoin con) about the Indochina war, school dese- mission to use this letter in its entirety. - '•• • • , a University of Virginia icies." Following is a list of on-the-job politi- College wrote colleagues at other schools, gregation, new consumer protection laws, Sincerely, > :, . ' -. professor was killed by cking activities and how employers react. "We assure you this is a most wretched etc., and you plan to campaign actively this Guenther Hillenmaier students; Oakland Col- place." Bray found they were summarily fall for congressmen who —Posting partisan material on company lege, Miss., lost its presi- expelled for this "offense." think as you.do, confront bulletin boards. A full 62 per cent of the dent when stabbed by a "Today Oberlin, in Ohio, has a reputa- your boss now. Find out companies surveyed prohibit this and only NO FAIRY TALE! student; the president and tion of being about the most liberal and per- how much political act- 6.3 per cent allow it. But a fat 31.7 per cent a professor were stoned at missive of all campuses," said Bray. "But It ivity your company prohi- have no policy on it. the University of Georgia; was different around 1820. Then a student bits or permits. —EMPLOYE-SPONSORED political students at the University wrote to a young lady In what was consid- If you, an employer, meetings on premises. Again, over half (51.7 of Missouri, the University ered an 'Indiscreet fashion.' It was probably feel deeply (pro or con) per cent) prohibit this and only a tiny 4 per of North Carolina and at fairly harmless stuff. But a band of dis- about the political act- cent allow it. But,a whopping 44.3 per cent Illinois College were approving fellow students waylaid him, ivities of your employes, have no policy. GOLDSMITH stabbed and killed. dragged him to the woods, stripped him and clarify your thoughts now. : —Display of partisan material in pri- "They were a rough crowd In those gave him 25 lashes on his bare back. At least, start thinking vate offices. Prohibited by 48.3 per cent, days," continued Bray, "and they were han- PORTER "Times were different and so were the about the subject, for you allowed by 11 per cent, Np policy by 40.7, per dled accordingly. There was no pampering no longer can pretend that no policy on em- cent. of dissenters or trouble-makers." students and administrators. But the under- lying story was the same then as now, with ploye politicking is the best policy. Despite —Circulation of petitions in the com- Illustrative of the general viewpoint prev- a key difference. Unniliness and disorder the fact that usually more than half of all pany. A large 43.7 per cent prohlbrj, 19 per alent in those times, Bray cited the follow- were not tolerated. They were punished fast eligible citizens fail to vote in off-year elec- cent allow, 37.3 per cent have no policy. ing reproving statement by Thomas Jeffer- and hard." tions, this fall may see an explosion of politi- —Distribution of political circulars, fly- son, the historic champion of freedom and * * * cal activity among your employes. You had ers, etc. Prohibited by 42.7 per cent, allowed democracy: better be ready. MORE FOREIGN AID—It went unno- by 21.7 per cent, no policy by 35.6 per cent. "In the fevered state of our country, no * * * —Wearing buttons, armbands, other In- good can ever result from any attempt to set ticed, but the Senate voted to give the 1 United Nations an outright grant of $20 mil- C. PETER McCOLOUGH, president of signia on job. Here, 36.7 per cent allow, 16 one of these fiery zealots to rights, either in per cent prohibit, 47.3 per cent no policy. fart or principle. They (defiant students) lion to expand and renovate its already huge Xerox Corp., condemns staying neutral as How does it add up? Prentice-Hall puts are determined as to the facts they will be- headquarters in New York City. the equivalent of "saying we are satisfied it succinctly: "Companies would generally lief and the opinions on which they will In itself, this gift is one-fourth of the • with the way things are today" and rather not take a stand on, sensitive issues, acr Get by them, therefore, as you would estimated $80 million cost of the .grandiose , McCoIough adds "a corporation must give but, if pressed, will prohibit practices that peuiy an angry bull. It is not for the man of project. Not only is this far and away the young people an opportunity to express might spark political arguments on com- cense to dispute the road with such an ani- largest contribution by «ny one country, but themselves freely." it is only part of what the U.S. Is being I have just obtained an exclusive copy pany time, bring charges of favoritism, mal\ Ragged for. of an excellent survey of 300 corporations create other problem" • v Added Bray wryly, "That is not a -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN. N. J.; FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Presbyterians on Sin, Sex and Responsibility

BJ-1LESTER KINSOLVING opposition to making avail- woman, her physician and bed," cried Florida delegate coital experience between The study commission also all of the denomination's to* A4>attle over sex has erupt- able contraceptives to unmar- her pastor, or other counsel- Earl Downey, "John The persons who subsequently noted: "We can find no sys- cal churches. ed within the General Assem- ried, persons has no demon- or." Baptist would never have lost marry is necessarily damag- tematic ethical guidance bljftrf ftie 3.1 million-member strable deterrent effect on from a method of Biblical in- Immediately following the Conservative Rage his head!" ing." conclusion of this long de- United Presbyterian Church. non-marital intercourse"), Religion What seems to have pro- The study commission, Regarding extra-marital in- terpretation which relies sole- Cause fif the furor is a 38- Neighbor's Disregard ly on the laws and stories of bate, scores of delegates left voked conservative Presbyte- headed by the Rev. J. C. tercourse, the study observes: the convention floor — and page study of human sexuali- — Affirms that neither Today rian rage particularly, how- Wynn of Rochester Center for "We recognize that there may the Bible. We would find it ty, probably the most Mberal intolerable, for instance, to at this point Robert Close, masturbation nor homosexu- ever, is the study's observa- Theological Studies, observed be exceptional circumstances M.D., of Yakima, Wash., in- wid'realistic ever issued by a ality is sinful per se ("... St. tions regarding pre-marital that in the light of the devel- (such as permanent physical base our treatment of forni- major denomination. cation on the death penalties troduced an amendment to Paul's condemnations of ho- rights in cases of eugenic and extra-marital inter- opment of contraceptives: or mental incapacity of one the study affirming that: The study is the result of mosexualism appear to sug- course. "virginity as the main pro- partner) where extra-marital imposed in Deuteronomy 22, sterilization; and in the case "Adultery, prostitution, for- three years' work by a distin- gest that he objected to the of controlling the population "Everything goes," shrilled tection against out-of-wedlock sexual activity may not be or to exclude eunuchs and guished committee of theolo- element of disregard for the arch conservative Pres- pregnancies is in decline." contrary to the interests of a bastards from the assembly nication and/or the practice explosion preferring "mass of homosexuality is sin." gians, pastors, physicians and neighbor more than he did to contraceptive techniques byterian Layman's Commit- Not Damaging faithful concern for the well- of the Lord, as prescribed in sociologists, commissioned by acts in themselves. Thus which are reversible and tee, "pure Playboy philoso- "Fewer and fewer young being of the marriage part- Deuteronomy 23." This amendment passed by die nation's sixth largest de- prostitution does not call into which regulate rather than phy!" Christianity Today people are willing to think of ner ... But an exception is Torrid Debate only nine votes, with 347 dele- nomination. question. responsible hetero- destroy the power to repro- magazine warned of "com- a non-virgin as a 'fallen per- an exception and not a new After a torrid, two-hour de- gates voting against it. But Among other things the it did pass, and in doing so sexuality.") duce". mitting spiritual suicide" son,' " or are "simplistically rule . . . Sexual fidelity is bate, the Presbyterian Gen- — Favors artificial insemi- while Parade magazine sug- maintaining the standards of important because.it both left the church in the peculiar — Favors "abortion taken eral Assembly voted, 485-289, position of distributing a ^ favors' sex education and nation, contraception and out of the realm of law alto- gested "moral catastrophe." technical virginity . . , there symbolizes and supports the coritRiceptiye availability to sterilization — although cau- "If Salome had put a copy is little medical or psycholog- total fidelity of the marriage to receive this study and to tract that is soft on what, by gether and made a matter of its own definition, is "sin." " to* unmarried ("The present tioning respect for individual careful ethical decision of a of this study beside Herod's ical evidence that .pre-marital relationship ..." publish and- distribute it to New Orthodox Church Organizes BRICK TOWNSHIP — The rather than by the use of Rev. Antony Bassoline has language. been appointed the first pas- Father Bassoline, in keep- tor of the newly-organized ing with the tradition of the Orthodox Christian Church of Orthodox Church, is a mar- the Annunciation, which will ried priest. His wife is the serve Monmouth and Ocean former Barbara Leo of Counties. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. They reside The church was chartered at 219 Hamilton Ave., Sea- and incorporated in the state side Heights. at a meeting in Paramus ear- Father Bassoline comes lier this month. It received from Eastern, Pa., and grad- the blessing of His Beatitude, uated in 1966 from Moravian Metropolitan Archbishop Iren- College, Bethlehem, Pa., with ey of New York, primate of the Orthodox Church in Amer- a bachelor of arts degree in ica. music. The new parish to be head- After a year of graduate ed by Father Bassoline, will studies at Temple University,' SHOW— The MCAP Sewing Circle held a "Night of Entertainment," a hold all services in the Eng- Philadelphia, he entered St. PREPARING FOR SPAIN — A group of 16 students of Rumson-Fair Haven Region, Vladimir's Orthodox Theolog- ffl«nf -and- fashion, show", at the River Street School. Some of the out-' lish language. This innova- al High School, Rumson, are deeply involved in'fund raising projects to finance • tion was introduced to make ical Seminary in Crest- fiti ywf created by members of the sewing circle themselves. Shown, left tp- wood, N.Y., and was ordained group trip to Spain next Easter. Preparing special kits and items to be sold by the the service more meaningful group «r«, from the left, Keith Gillian, Nsncy Bunn, Mrs. Joan Upton, chairman of ^ht?ar# Karflliilyarts, an MCAP. volunteer modeling an Afro fashion; Mrs. Eliza-' and the Divine Liturgy un- March 8, 1970. He served for a time as assistant priest at W%^««jft «'n' MCAP coordinator; Harold Robinson, a volunteer .worker and . derstandable, especially chil- the school's foreign language department who will lead the group on the trip, Bar- Holy Transfiguration Cathe- bara Green, Diane Manning and Chip Cottrell. All are members of Mrs. Lipton'i tiwdhtr, *nd Randolph Scott and Rochalla: Robinson, volunteer teachers. dren and those who do not dral, Brooklyn. In June, he speak the native language of & ^ ':. ^ :; '•'•-'• '. ••;', / (Register S-taff Photo) received his bachelor of divin- Spanish clatfaTrti* school. (Register Staff Photo) the various nationalities ity degree from St. which make up the congre- Vladimir's. gation, such as Russian and Greek, traditionally used by the Eastern Orthodox Church. illation fPlan Mtds In the past, parishes were Spanish Students Form organized along national lines. In the Church of the Annunciation these national Center Staff traditions will ,be kept alive Club for Trip to Spain by means of the style of mu- LONG BRANCH — Mon- infants, particularly those Carlos A. Donadei, Dr. Con- -.. sic and the style of serving, • mo&th Medical Center's teach- - born at risk. stantine A. Grevenitis, Dr. ByIONIA EFTHYVOULOU know, include. Spain. The idea The group plans to fly to ing affiliation with Hahne- Monmouth Medical Center Michel J. Kassouf, Dr. Ed- RUMSON. - "Spain or was challenging. We thought Lisbon, Portugal, and from mann;-Medical College of established the first Neonatal uardo Marsigli, surgery,-.'Dr. Bust." ; we would try it. This summer there travel to Spain to visit the group was involved in a such places as Granada, Va- Philadelphia has had a Intensive Care Unit in New M. F. Saydjari, pathology; New District Although the term, as a marked effect on the compo- Jersey two years ago and is Dr. Joseph Perry, dental, 'total immersion' project, lencia, Seville and Madrid.: sition , of. the center's new name, was rejected by a three hours a day for three Side trips are also planned. now receiving infants from as and Dr. Courtney F. Baker, Supervisor group of Rumsbn-Fair Haven house sta.ff of'21 interns and far away as Atlantic City and Dr. Daniel A. Brzusek, Dr. weeks. We do everything in While the group makes its 32 teiiijejit doctors.; - .; Regional High School stu- Spanish. They will continue preparations on this side, Mrs. ^Eiemington, Ronald L. Cohen, Dr. Michael dents, they most certainly IS.'VaQriidirec-. Colondrillo, Dr. Youssef Gho- Is Honored their Spanish studies next Lipton is busy through rela- hope to get to Spain, some- •fall." tives and friends in Spain to ..now provide?; for brial, Dr. Jeffrey. Kezis, D.rj .QTTie Rev. how. The group, 14 girls and .• Jesuit was the:| "seven. residents in pediatrics, Ciro Montariez, Dr. David CharJes.Wi'Marker, new dis- Put Up Third smooth out the ground on th|, seven in 'medicine,-six-in ra- Crea, Dr. Paul's, Raphael, two boys ranging from 15 to other side. "lionfnoijth was' trict, superintendent; North- 17 years in age, considered •The parents were ap- „ itf with-' five" -interns diology, six in general stir-; Dr. Geoffrey Badpff, Dr. Al- east District of the. Southern proached and agreed to put Pen Pals ; gery, four in orthopedic sur- bert L. Ray, Dr. Leonardo names like "los vivos,"-the from^qnotCol 16 to the Na- New Jersey Annual Confer- live ones, and others, for their up one-third of the mon- "We hope to get a pen-pal tion'atMatching Program, one gery arid'eight in pathology, Renegado; Dr. Fatemeh Teh- ence, and Mrs. Marker were ey—roughly $5 per week—for for each, one of our group," a total of 38. ranchi, rotating. "club." They eventually set- of tlie highest percentages honored at a reception at the Patricia Shibla tled on "Destination Spain th^eir offspring. The remain- she said, "in the areas, to be amonirrNew Jersey hospitals. Interns on the new house Manasquan United Methodist der has to be raised by the visited. Thus our students will staff, are Dr. Labib J. Abou- Residents and their special- Club." A total of only 40 interns was ties are Dr. E. M. Ahmed, Dr. Church. students themselves. This is have a direct personal con- attracted' by 42 hospitals in chahine and Dr. Wolfgang C. They hope to raise enough the agreement. The total cost, Pfliederer, medicine; Dr. Anthony Eng, Dr. Luismar The Rev. Mr. Marker's su- To Spend tact with Spain. When we get the state! with an aggregate Santos, Dr. Edward H. Um- pervision includes 54 churches money hi the range of $250 will be in the region of $400 there each of our students quota of 620, and 30 hospitals per member—between now per student. Could Be Reverse gelter Jr., andfip,Ghlrles J. which were represented by will have a Spanish youngster failed/to receive any at all. Summer and next April, so that the "When we get to Spain," LOGANDALE, Nev. (AP) Zwerling, surgery; Dr. Dan- approximately 350 ministers as a personal' contact. Vr> In the national program, ny Lesnick, Dr. Irving D. and laymen at the reception. group, as a whole, visits Mrs. Lipton said, "we hope to hope to visit Spanish homes — The minutes of the July Spain next Easter. rent a small bus with a guide, hospitals and intern appli- meeting of the Logandale Strouse, and Dr. Joseph Se- A native of Staten Island, In England too." cants evaluate each other and ventko, orthopedic surgery; the Rev. Mr. Marker has re- LINCROFT — Patricia How? Well, their en- so that we can travel freely." Referring to the two boys In Town Board contain the fol- Dr. William J, Ciccone, or- ceived degrees from Nyack thusiasm speaks for itself. submit preference lists to the' lowing item: Shibla, a senior at Middle- the group, Mrs. Lipton said, Chicago office where the thopedics; Dr. Vaman T. Missionary College, the Uni- town Township High School, They already are deeply in- "We girls have to keep these matching is then done "Reorganization yof the Lo- Chaubal, pediatrics (neonatol- versity of London and Prince- volved in money-raising proj- Agencies Form two in,.good health. We. must gandale Fire Department. will spend the summer in by computer. ogy); Dr. Unsal Gunay, Dr. ton Theological Seminary. He Sheffield, England, under the ects. Their communities have look after them. They will be Bryant Robinson reported Steven L. Lefrak, Dr. Shan- also continued doctorate stud- been divided into "areas" Joint Committee our male escorts on this trip." j'.-l'New Tendency that they have good turn out American Field Service In- tha C. Narasimhan, Dr. Ro- ies at the University of Lon- ternational Scholarships pro- where club members will "op- FT. MONMOUTH-The De- How does it feel to be at fires, poor attendance at 11 There is a growing tenden- lando R. Perez, Dr. Daniel don. gram. erate. fense Communications Agen- among all those girls? cy among medical school se- meetings. Decided to have a Ratnasamy and Dr. Hi Liam Mr. Marker comes to the cy (DCA) and the U.S. Army big party and discuss reor- Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sell Kits "OK, I guess," said Keith niors to select for their intern- Taw, pediatrics; Dr. Karl district after 14 years service They will sell stationery In Electronics Command have Gillian. Chip Cottrell said, ganization." Cramer, Dr. Alberto Doode, Charles L. Shibla of 252 ships those hospitals with at Princeton and six years in Harvey Ave., Patricia will kits specially prepared by the established a Joint Steering "I don't mind it a bit. It does strong teaching programs, Dr. Jose Garcia, Dr. Eng Moorestown. He also has group. They will sell afghans, Committee (JSC) to guide the Fiddlers to Compete Lock Khoo, Dr. Elias A. Le- have two days to learn about not bother me in the least." and particularly those with served churches at Tansboro, belts/crewel work. They will development of military com- Summing up the feelings of medical school affiliation. haf, Dr. Vijayachandra S. GroveviUe" and "Pearson Me- British life and customs be- SHELBURNE, Ont. (AP)— fore meeting the Arthur "do" chores of all sorts with- munications system technical the group, Nancy Bunn Monmouth Medical Center An efficial of the National Nair and Dr. Clive N. Smith, morial Church in Trenton. standards common to both medicine; Dr. Evelio R. Ro- Shaw family, with whom she in their communities. They added, "I think the whole Wea established its affiliation with Fiddlers' Contest, scheduled M. Marker is noted for his will baby-sit, wash cars and long-haul Defense Commu- is just great. We all love it." Hahnemann Medical College this year for Aug. 7-8, said fill, Dr. Pedro Duarte, Dr. long - distance running, and will reside. Mr. Shaw is a deputy in tutor. nications System (DCS) and last fall. Under the program, early entries had been re- John P". Glees, Dr. Bemis H. takes part in the annual Bos- tactical applications. graduates and one is from the ceived from three Canadian Johnston, Dr. Helen S,. Lim, ton Marathon. He also is a the Constabulary. Patricia On Aug. 8, on the school the hospital for varying provinces and the American Dr. Vaclav I. Pokorny, radi- scuba diver. He is married to and her host "sister," Judy grounds, they will have their Lt. Gen. Richard P. Klocko, periods for clinical training states of Massachusetts, New ology; Dr. E. A. Mohallatee, the former Bertha M. Bauer Shaw, will attend the Abbey- first "group activity," a car- USAF, director of DCA, and under the supervision of MMC York, Pennsylvania and Ver- Dr. Pablito Tabanera, and Dr. and the couple have one son dale Grange School for part wash and bazaar. In fact, any Maj. Gen. Walter E. Lotz Jr., medical stafK members who mont. Elsa Yap, pathology. and one daughter. of the summer. activity which can be turned commanding general of the have received faculty appoint- Trips to York, Chatsworth into cash for their project is Army Electronics Command, ments at the college. and Derbyshire and a meal grist for their mill. signed a memorandum of un- in an old English inn have Three of the five interns ob- "We are all terribly ex- derstanding aimed at improv- THE UNITED been scheduled for Patricia cited," said Joan Graham. tained under the match- ing interoperation of the DCS METHODIST ing program are Hahnemann by the AFS in Yorkshire. "This project has drawn us and Tactical Communications graduates and one is from the Patricia sings, plays the all together. We are all work- Systems of the Department of CHURCH New Jersey College of Medi- guitar and enjoys iceboating ing together as a group." Defense. 247 Broad Street cine, Dr. Vaun said. and camping. After college, Kim Weeden, while folding Red Bank, New Jersey she plans to join Volunteers stationery, said, "I certainly : The impact of the affilia- Projects Planned WELCOME! tion with Hahnemann might in Service to America (VIS- like the idea. I can't wait for be even greater in the future, TA) or the Peace Corps. us to go. We are all certainly TEL AVIV (AP) — The Is- 8:30 & 10 a.m. , Dr. Vaun predicted. having a great deal of fun try- raeli engineering company Worship Services: He revealed that as of July Betsy Gels Job ing to get there." Tahal announced it will car- Spanish Class ry out a $29-million develop- Rev. Rollo A. Michael 1971 the center's quota under EUREKA, Calif. (AP) - the matching program will The group of sophomores ment project in South Korea, Church School: 10 a.m. Betsy Ross has been appoint- 1 rise to 24, the result of pro- arid juniors are all members including two large Irrigation Nursery Provided ed., to. design a flag,for this programs. gram revisions. The increased northern California city of of a Spanish language class quota includes eight rotating 35,000. taught by" Mrs. Joan Lipton, internships, six in medicine, chairman of the foreign lan- four in surgery, two in pathol- Miss Mary Elizabeth Ross, 21, whom everyone calls Bet- guage department of the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ogy, three rotating, with school. ATOP TOWER HILL RED BANK emphasis on pediatrics, and sy, was named as cochair- man of a six-member com- Mrs. Lipton, who will lead one dental. the group with the help of two We cordially invite you to attend • Dr. Vaun also announced mittee to make a town ban- ner. more adults, said,"They all that the Council on Medical studied Spanish with me last OUR SUMMER WORSHIP Education' of the American Barbara M. Rodcrus, year in an accelerated pro- Medicjjl Association has ap- gram. The idea was born dur- at 10 A.M. prove* tfla expansion of the EARNS HIS EAGLE Mrs. William H. Bishop admires Eagle badge awarded to daughter of Mr. and Mrs., her son, William, 15, of Belford Boy Scout Troop 141. Looking on are Mr. Bishop, Charles Roderus of 7 Thelma' ing our proun visits to mu- R«v. Dr. Charlei S. W«bit«r prtaching on th« uriti pediatric Residency program seums and other trips. "PROMISES, PROMISES — GOD'S WONDERFUL PROMISES" from twa_LQ-three years, to left, and Scoutmaster Edward Grob. William s»rve» on senior patrol of troop, Court, Middletown, has been named to the spring quarter •'The sludents remarked f^fljjj.: uft^fjants- to expand . which is sponsored by Bayview School PTA. The Bishops reside at 18 Belleview Church School through third grade jimult«n»og| with worihip. their training into the field dean's list at the College of that it would be great fun if Nuritry cjra for pra-ichael children alts providid Of neonatology, the care of Avt., Leonardo. (Register Staff Photo) Wooster (Ohio). we expanded such trips.You DAILY RJEGSTEH, MED BAWE-lflDOLETOWS, N. J.t FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Message to Cherish

forgive her and try to make a to warm embraces is it love by Ann Landers. Enclose a go of the marriage. or chemistry? Send for the long, stamped., self-addressed booklet "Love Or Sex And envelope and 35 cents in coin The problem is that I can- with your request. Ann Landers not forgive her. I hate the How To Tell The Difference," sight of that girl and-1 never want her to set foot in my Dear Ann Landers: The house again. • question was "Confidential" I haven't told BUI how I feel because I don't know what it but your answer was a stir- will do to our relationship. He ring directive for all of us is my only child and I can't who are frantic and anxious bear to lose him. Please help about the state of our country me. — Covina Heartache and the disintegrating quality Dear Covina: BUI is going of life. You said, "If you are to have enough to cope with not a part of the solution you when he gets home. Please don't burden him with choos- are part of the problem." ing between his mother and That sentence should be his wife. PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC — Mrs. Rudolph May, Middlstown, second from right, was hostass at a luncheon meet- worn on buttons, pasted on Find the strength, some- ing of Presbyterian women, at which special guests were Mrs. James Sevnarine, Princeton, left, Miss Dorothy car bumpers, written on how, to accept the girl. If he school blackboards and en- can find it in Ws heart to for- Wagner, New York City, second from left, end Mrs. Joseph DelVecchio, Parlin. (Register Staff Photo) graved on our hearts. Please give her, you can. And you repeat it, Ann, and ask the must — or you'll wind up on printers to put it in bold type the outside looking in. and surround it with a lot of Dear Ann Landers: I read white space for those of us an interesting article on un- Women Discuss Church Goals who want to cut it out and faithful husbands in a Cana- M1DDLET0WN - Mrs. Rudolph May, 334 Navesink Guest from Trinidad carry it in our wallets. Many dian magazine recently. Ref- River Road, was hostess at a picnic luncheon of women Other guests included Mrs. James Sevnarine of Trini- thanks. — Cincinnati Admirer erence was made to a couple who were delegates to the triennial meeting of United Pres- dad, whose husband is attending Princeton Seminary, but married 25 years. The man byterian Women held on the Purdue University campus, will return to Trinidad at the end of the next scholastic Dear Cincy: Here it is — complete with your request to figured he had made love to Lafayette, Ind., earlier this month. year; Mrs. Joseph DelVeochia, Parlin, president of the his wife about 5,000 times. He At the triennial meeting women were urged to work Monmouth Presbyterial; and several of the delegates to the the printers: IF YOU ABE NOT PART OF THE SOLU- observed that after 5,000 actively to achieve reunion of the Presbyterian Church triennial session, including Mrs. Herbert Anthony, First times, even if it was all Cha- United in the United States with the Southern Presbyterian Presbyterian Church, Eatontown; Mrs. Aaron Griggs, Point TION YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM. teaubriand, a man might like Church, thereby mending a rift that dates back to Civil Pleasant Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Frank Lescinsky and some cold lobster for a War days. An even more ambitious plan aims at uniting Mrs. Gordon Mallon, First Presbyterian Church, Rumson; Dear Ann Landers: Our son change. Why can't women un- nine protestant denominations into a 25-million member Mrs. John Swoopt and Mrs. Edward T. Werden, First Pres- Bill, who is 23, went into the derstand this?/ church. • byterian Church; Red Bank; Mrs. Charles Conover, Lin- service at 18 and married at Most men, if they are nor- Bound for Africa croft Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Francis Tapp, Long 20. He has been in a hospital mal, stray occasionally. A Among special guests at Mrs. May's home was Miss Branch Presbyterian Church; Mrs. John Berninger, Toms in Vietnam for 10 months and wife who raises hell about it Dorothy C. Wagner, New York City, whose family has re- River Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Jack Davis, Lakewood will be coming home soon. Six will not look more attractive sided locally for many years and who was in Red Bank to Presbyterian Church, and Mrs. Perley Pease and Mrs. John months after he left home his to her husband, nor will she THINGS AMERICAN—This selection of antique dbjls visit her nephew Neil Elliott. Miss Wagner, secretary of Neary, Brick Township Presbyterian Church. wife had an affair with one of make him behave better. She and American pottery will ba included in fha Jersey women's relations of the Commission on Ecumenical Mis- Also attending were Mrs. King Gould, Rumson; Mrs. his friends. (Some friend.) will simply wear out her voc- Coast Antiques Snow-Sale wh;ich will be held in the sion and Relations, will leave for Africa this month to at- Fred Waterman, Neptune; Mrs. William Florence and Miss Someone wrote and told Bill al cords..streak her makeup Holiday Inn, 2870 Rt. 35, Hazlet, Monday and Tues. tend a seminar for Christian teachers titled "Accent on Ruth LaWall, Red Bank; and Mrs. Fred Martin and Mrs. about it and he nearly went and drive any thought of ro- Africa." Charles Williams, Fair Haven. out of his mind. He decided to mance (with her) out of his day from I. to 10 p.m., and Wednesday from I to 6 mind for at least two weeks. p.m. .The George E. Siegert show of 30 exhTbitrjs La Rochefoucauld said, open to collectors and dealers. . "There may be good mar- riages but there are no ex- quisite ones." Engagements Announced I know you can't endorse in- Hot Dogs! fidelity, Ann, but millions of women read your column and A Giveawayl Potaczek-Boeckel an enlightened approach such as this one could start a EATONTOWN - While the Dont LOCUST — Mr. and Mrs. I/>uis Edmond Boeckel, 65 trend. How about it? Do you merchants at Monmouth Locust Point Road, announce the engagement of their dare? — Battle Creek" "Shopping Center are not per- rent your daughter, Miss Carol Lou Boeckel, to Army Spec. 4 Donald Dear Bat: A trend? Toward manently geared to the "best Alois Potaczek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alois John Potaczek what? Longer leashes? Sanc- things in life are free" philos- honeymoon of Tomahawk, Wis. A Sept. 6 wedding is planned. tioned infidelity? What about ophy, they'll demonstrate a trend for women who might next Tuesday that their apartment Miss Boeckel, a graduate of Middletown Township High enjoy cold lobster "for a hearts are in the right place. School, attended Red Bank Business Institute and is em- change?" Your letter is inter- Acknowledging that sizzling ployed at the Rumson Post Office. She is a member of the esting, indeed, but it leavps hot dogs, fresh from the bar- when you can OWN Camp Coles Mixed Doubles League and a USO Volunteer. some unanswered questions. becue, are one of the best When you can provide the an- your love nest for leu. Spec. 4 Potaczek, a graduate of Tomahawk High School, summer things in Monmouth Kingsley Square has all the swers I'll print them. County, the merchants will recently returned from duty in Vietnam and is currently When romantic glances turn space and beauty, all the Miss McKee Miss Woodruff •i sponsor a hot dog giveaway equity benefits of your own stationed at Ft Monmouth. K v'.*..•*.•-- '•' from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. home... with none of the • Lawrence-McKee Mrs. John Beach Fernandez Painting Margot Smith, local food grounds-keeping headaches. RBHS Class RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kennedy, 64 (The former Jacqueline To Be Auctioned expert, will do the grilling on See our ad oh page 19 Bingham Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter. McKenna) OCEANPORT - As'part of electric portable barbecues. Reunion Set Miss KatWeen Marie McKee, to Ralph William Lawrence its colorful Centennial pro- For those who are interested, 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lawrence Jr., 11 Ridge gram, Monmouth Park is ex- she will answer questions on RED BANK - The Red Road, Rumson. An Oct. 11 wedding is planned to take Beach'McKenna hibiting the works of promi- their versatility, convenience Bank Catholic High School place in the First Presbyterian Church of Rumson. nent artists whose specialty is and ayailability, through the Class of 1959 will hold its 11- Miss McKee, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Region- KEYPORT.-Miss Jacquel- the horse. Currently showing Lighting Center, 79 E. New- year reunion tomorrow at 7 al High School and Richard's School of Beauty Culture, man Springs Road, Red Bank. ine Mary McKenna, daughter his collection of oils is New p.m. in The Cobblestones, Red Bank, is employed as a beautician at the Rumson York painter Jose Fernandez, Middletown. Beauty Salon, Washington St. of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel John a promising new artist in the Cooking outdoors? Line, This is the second reunion ' Mr. Lawrence, a graduate also of Rumson-Fair Haven McKenna, 1 Princeton Place, field of sports painting who pots with aluminum foil and Regional High School, is a drill sergeant with the U. S. Hazlet, was married July 18, gave up a career as an archi- save cleanup. the class has held since grad- Army Reserve at Ft. Hancock. tect with Harrison and Abra- uation. to John Peter Beach, son of movltz to devote himself ex- General chairmen are Peter Maddock-Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. George A. clusively to painting the rac- and Barbara (Ploplis) Car- HOLMDEL — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Beach Jr., 8 Schenck Ave., ing thoroughbred. Wt worth or trip from anywhere fo ton, Monmouth Ave., Naves- John L. Woodruff of the engagement of their daughter, Matawan, at a Nuptial Mass Fernandez has donated his Mb fabiJoai annual fashion evert I ink, assisted by Mrs. Ann Miss Karen-Lee Woodruff, to Robert Thomas Maddock, son here in St. Joseph's Catholic painting, "Silks of Gold," to Marie (Blades) Lynch, Miss of Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Maddock of Fairmont, W. Va. be auctioned off at the annual Susan Bassler, Mrs. Pat (Pe- Miss Woodruff, a graduate of Red Bank High School, Church. Charity Ball tomorrow night. 1 u s o) Masgay, Mrs. Sue attends LaseH Junior College School of Nursing, Auburn- (Brenner) Caffrey and Don dale, Mass., where she is a member of the Blue Key, an Van Dyke. The committee honor society, and the Orpheum Club. Miner-Van Mater states it was unable to locate Mr. Maddock, an alumnus of Fairmont Senior High 1 MARLBORO - Mr. and Mrs. M. Philips Van Mater, some members of the class School, is a junior in the Chemical Engineering School at 58 School Road West, announce the engagement of their and any may attend by con- Northeastern University in Boston. He is captain/of the tacting Mr. Carton by tele- university's swim team and a member of the water polo daughter, Miss Carol Van Mater, to Richard Smith Miner, phone. team. son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Miner of Chatham, Mass., formerly of Colts Neck. A September wedding is planned. VFW Auxiliary Miss Van Mater, granddaughter of Mrs: D. C. Sinclair* Slates Luau of Brielle and the late Mr. Sinclaire, and Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Rumson Reading Institute KEANSBURG - The Van Mater Sr. of Marlboro, is enrolled at Monmouth Col- Ladies Auxiliary of the • Raniuy ichoel Keansburg Post, Veterans of lege, West Long Branch. Foreign Wars, will hold a Mr. Miner, a feature writer for the Graven Image, a new after-school supplementary classes in luau Aug. 1 at 8:30 p.m. in the weekly newspaper published in West Long Branch by col- VFW Hall. Music will be fur- legians, will teach English literature at Monmouth College READING — ENGLISH — MATH nished by George Henry and his band. A hot and cold buf- while completing work for a Ph.D. at Rutgers University. fet will be served. Prizes will First Grade through College" be awarded. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Cruise 235 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury 542-4777 Custom and Wear RUSSELL G. RANNEY Ready-Made OQFF CHEAT DESIGNER Variety FASHIONS "A George E. Siegert Antique Show'* DRAP- SaH, Coats Styles •ANTIQUES Costumes ERIES Cocktail Dresses Evening Gowns Special Rates W»'rt tamoui {or 20 Seed vessel HAS ©ONE UP 65 54 i 21 Christmas action 31 Separate , desires 23 Scorches 52 Plaything 32 Boldness 56 Sleeve 24 Christinas 55 Buys 33 Captures 57 Ocean stamp 58 Youth 35 Hackneyed 59 Tear 25 Means of 60 Prepare for ' access publication Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 27 Reversible 61 Strong fume figured 62 Bewitching fabric 63 Beholds 30 Borough 64 Large 31 Social insect number 34 Presses 65 Uncloses clothes DOWN 35 Brownish 1 Tent site orange 2 Margarine Mary Worth © King Featmem Synaicte. be. 1970. 36 Leguminous 3 Soft *5TORKRI«ie;i«AM seed 4 Social ra BE EQUALLY * NEVERMIND*. -- \ N 7-M- *RANK, CONNIE.!! OU>*MMONED PHRASE, A lAMHAVIMGANNNERFOR. 37 Eager gathering BUT I HAVE GRAVE D0UBB POTEKnAt BACKERS OF "DUMMV 38 Broad 5 Unity smiles 6 Confusion of PU^-TAND TRYING TO RUM TOO MUCH TOA6K.THAnOU KEEP YOUR. Itl K«55I^5 WSWANCE.-AN OPINION Of HIW-ANDHKVSIORK— J i 39 Singing voices WHO WOULD WRITE COMPUTERIZED ASTROLOGY bird 7 Of the I a i U 1 FOR SATURDAY, JULY 25 ( IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY-Career chtnges w31 bring 14 many benefits, increased income, but a]K> inner conflict from having to make difficult choices. n ARIES LIBRA ie" p Sept.23-Oct.22 PERSONAL Disap- Make haste slowly; pointment or self- hold on to enthna'awn denial in one area can be com- but don't push toward goal in pensated for by a little spree one great rush. . somewhere else. Andy Capp SCORPIO TAURUS Oct.23-Nor.2l Apru21May2O Treat with, caution the Tnii could be start of favorite- Ideas of exceptionally enjoy- others. Von can't destroy Shj. able weekend if yon arrange to sioai without hurting someone. snare your pleasure with an- other. SAGITTARIUS §1 GEMINI Trend is toward hax- «=^j May2Wnne20 / mony, and you can II III Positive approach, achieve it if you are Good II 11 plus persistence, will Samaritan even to your ene- help you win out over compete mies. tion. CAPRICORN CANCER y nite yonr tptriu Your incidental . t and help you find knowledge can show . inner strength to make wite Bridge Advice The Wizard of id you how to take advantage of . decisions, seek unity with opportunity that prejeats itself nature. By ALFRED SHE1NWOLD South dealer unexpectedly. Both sides vulnerable AQUARIUS "Your average criminal Is Jan. 20-Feb. 18 a thoughtless creature, Wat- NORTH LEO • QS y MONEY. You. oould son," Sherlock Holmes de- A &A66\>4&. easily put younelf to O 86 ROMANCE, Unless clared one night as the two O AQ15S yotfre sure-of- status vulnerable portion. Bewai* of men walked home from the getting involved fat anything • Q932 of your romance, don't try- to Baker Street Bridge Club. WEST EAST force decision nQW. chincy. - ':•'-. "He is shrewd up to a point, 46 4 32 but he is incapable of true O KQJ2 C 109731 VIRGO PISCES T 'Feb.l94btdi20 reasoning." And the great de- 0 82 OK96* SOCIALHUFE. OM Something yoji do or tective gave an example from • K87654 +J10 friends would resent ' say could strongly in- his well-filled case book. SOUTH your deserting them for new fluence another. Try to tx "South would murder a 4 AKJ109I74 attractions, DOS'* go overboard worthwhile influence. bridge hand as cheerfully as 9 A4 for novelty. the ordinary man would kill a O 107 fly," Holmes explained. "The *A Dennis the Menace look on his face as he gazed South West North Ease NOPE—r HE'S at a helpless dummy has of- 2 • Pass 3 O Pass 1 H STILL USIM PLAIN ten made me shudder; and I 3 • Pass 4 4 Pass PAVS! fliN?t HOMfe>M NOW HE'S ORDINARY am not a weak man, Wat- 4 NT Pass 5 O Past PflRSON, HE'^ O . COOKIN' WOOD son." 5 NT Pass 6* Pass T Vi All Pass BEEN Off^OR «•• SINCE sbN-UP "Stopping under a street Opening lead — V K lamp, the detective wrote out the North and South hands shown today. "One of his fou- clubs, discarding a heart lest crimes," Holmes remark- from his hand. West takes the ed bleakly as he gave the slip king of clubs, but declarer of paper to Dr. Watson, can ruff the heart return, en- a "South took the ace of ter dummy with the: ace, of hearts, ran four or five diamonds, and then discard rounds of trumps and then led bis other diamond on the es- the ten of diamonds for a fi- tablished nine of clubs. '• nesse. Can you believe It, It's rather lucky that the The Phantom Watson?" clubs and trumps behave so As usual, Dr. Watson was well, but it costs nothing to I HAVE YOU TO THANK THIRP TIME I THAT MASKED r- - . . . . AS ATTEMPTED COUP B/OID BREAK.OUR J *WH ASAW try. If the black suits provide W/tTQR GORGA-ONE OFHJ ENEMIES. WITH.** 6ON6, THEV FOR SAVW

HOW WOULD W LIKE TD WASH THE KITCHEN FLOOR FOR MOTHER? 10 -THE DAILY HEGISTEB, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N, I: FRIDA,Y, JULY 24, 1970 NFL Players Bar ion The NFL owners said half a century ago, earlier in- into the players' pension fund. WASHINGTON (AP) — The ty event in serious jeopardy. fices in Washington and Balti- meeting," the government New York area, and de- present pension costs are $2.8 scribed the stalemated nego- dicated the owners' tough The two sides reportedly are National Football League NFL owners had offered to more had fallen through. spokesman said. million a year and that they lift the lockout of the Chiefs' tiations as "days and possibly stance by saying they "would more than f 17 million apart Players Association decided Player representative Billy John Mackey, president of have offered to raise it to S4-3 yesterday against letting the camp in order to save the weeks apart." be willing to do without pro over a four-year contract. Curry of the Baltimore Colts the players' association, said million in 1970, HA million in Kansas City Chiefs report to game. the other teams in the league George Halas of the Chi- football for one year to retain Halas and Hunt had pre- earlier in Baltimore had ac- 1971, $4-6 million in 1972 and training camp as the Federal also had shown their firm cago Bears and Lamar Hunt our management position." Federal mediators said both cused the owners of stalling. dicted a lengthy strike, and $4 7 million in' 1973. The own- Mediation and Conciliation the owners' negotiating com- stand by reaffirming their of the Kansas City Chiefs, Most of the NFL teams Hunt called the players' de- ers said this would total an Service announced both sides mittee and the NFLPA had A spokesman for the media- support of the association. presidents respectively of the have begun practices for increase of more than 60 per in the pro football contract agreed to sit down today in tion service said the Phila- Mackey said the players NFL's National and American mands "preposterous." rookies, but experienced play- cent. dispute had agreed to meet Philadelphia and resume con- delphia meeting is scheduled were ready to sit with the conferences, had said the But they added that they ers have been locked out of Hank Stram, Kansas City today. tract talks, which have been in its offices there at 10 a.m., owners day and night to re- Kansas City camp would be agreed to federal mediation camp by the owners and for- coach, has said he would be The NFLPA decision not to stalemated over 10 days. Room 401, Mall Building, 4th solve any differences as soon opened immediately if the efforts because "no avenue bidden by the players' associ- able to send his world cham- let the world champion Chiefs The announcement from the\ /and Chestnut Sts. as possible. players association directed should be left unexplored in >v tion from reporting to camp. pion Chiefs against the Alt start practicing for the July Federal Mediation and Con- "Both owners and players Owners of the 26 NFL Chiefs' players to report. an effort to assure that the Stars at Chicago if he began 31 College Ail-Star Game put citation Service came after have agreed to have repre- teams earlier had said they The 75-year-old Halas, one The main contract dis- 1970 season will open on drills today. the future of the annual chari- planned meetings at Its of- sentatives present for the wanted the talks held in the of the organizers of the NFL agreement is over payments schedule." Baltimore Bolsters •mmmm Eatontown Keeps Notch on Freehold Cousin Relationship EATON TOWN —New two aboard. Shrewsbury stayed one game Bruce Carney pitched the By ASSOCIATED PRESS on May 9, 1969, and after the game and went on to win the ahead of Freehold in the race first five innings and got the As a newcomer, Kansas usual introductions, the ex- next 19 after that, including a for the American West Ed win. Steinberg fanned five in City had a fine first meeting pansion Royals and Dick 5-4 decision last night in Kan- Carleton Memorial Baseball two innings of relief. Dave with the Baltimore Orioles, Drago went out and beat the sas City. League title yesterday as Yostpiel was the loser. but then they got to know powerful Orioles. The Orioles' 20 straight vic- both front-runners won their each other like "cousins," The Royals must have been tories over the.Royals pulls games. Pros, Ladies Team and the relationship has been happy to see the Orioles again them within one of the firmest Eatontown-New Shrewsbu- At Deal Golf Club ry clipped Manalapan, 8-1, as deteriorating ever since for the next night, but it wasn't "cousin" relationships ever in DEAL — Pat Schwab and the Royals. the same, and hasn't been the major leagues. "Cousin" Bud Albert threw a three-hit- ter. Albert fanned 12. Mrs. Aaron Fink of Crestmont That first meeting was back since. Baltimore won that is a term used in sports for a teamed up yesterday at Deal team that is a pushover for The winners iced the game Golf and Country Club to win another dub, and only the with a four-run sixth inning. the pro-lady tournament with New York Yankees of 1927, Jerry • Marsella had the big '65. Schwab also led the 30 who beat the St. Louis bat for Eatontown-New pros with a 69. How They Stand Browns 21 times in a row, Shrewsbury. John O'Rourke ever had a better relation- was the losing pitcher. Mrs. Waiter Gillette of Bea- con Hill took low gross among A3H3O0AN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ship. Freehold also scored four East Plvislon East Division the ladles with 89. W L Pet. CB TC II. Elsewhere on a light base- WHEN I WAS A BOr — Gov. William T. Cahill, right, relates his baseball ex- runs in-its sixth inning to rap B«lUmore SO 36 .625 — Pittsburgh .64 43 .557 Top area pro was Mike Detroit -_53 41 .564 6 ' New York . 50 41 .532 ball night, Minnesota beat periences to, left to right, Al Escandon, Middletown Babe Ruth commissioner; Shrewsbury, 6-1. Steve 'Guin- New York jil « .643 8 Chicago ...-_._ 4f> it .5 " Burke of Deal who tied for Boston 49 45 .521 10 Philadelphia .43 60 .462 Detroit 2-1 and Cleveland up- ter homered in the sixth and Cleveland 44 60 .468 IS St. Louis - 41 54 .132 Philip DeMarco, president of the Middletown Youth Athletic Association; Wil- Steve Steinberg tripled with fourth with 73. Washington . 43 52 .453 16'i Montreal 10 55 .421 ended the Chicago White Sox WWest t DivisioDiii n West Division 5-2 at night in the American liam Krenza, Recreation Commission chairman, and Mayor Harold "Bud" Foulks Minnesota .59 31 .656 Cincinnati _.67 30 .691 CUHornll 57 39 .594 Los Angeles .55 39 .585 10'.4 League and California last night at Bodman Park. The governor, an admitted "good field, no hit short- Oakland .57 39 .594 Atlanta 48 49 .484 30 FOOTBALL Kansas City 34 60 .362 San Francisco —44 4S ,47,47RR 20i stopped Boston 4-1 in the af- stop" in his playing days, arrived by helicopter to help dedicate the new base- Milwaukee — 34 62 .354 Houston .43 53 .44448 231* Otfcago 33 65 .33.3 7 San Diego , 39 59 .386 2814 ternoon. YtYesterdayd s ResultRlts 'ball complex which will be the site of the Southern New Jersey State Babe Ruth PLAYERS Baltimore 5, Kansas City 4 Yriiterday's Reittltft In the National League, ATTENTION Minnesota 2, Detroit 1 Pittsburgh 6. Atlanta 5 Tournament starting tomorrow. (Register Staff Photo) California 4, Boston 1 (Ailcago 1. Cincinnati 0 ' Pittsburgh edged Atlanta, 6-5, PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP Cleveland 6, Chicago 2 Houston 3. St. Louis 2 Only games scheduled and Houston nipped St. Louis, HIGH SCHOOL - PREP • COLLEGE Today's Gmmes Only games scheduled. New YorJt (Kline l-l) at Oakland Aodsy's Results 3-2, at night and the Chicago SPECIALIZING IN FOOTBALL (Dobson 9-10).. nirfit San Francisco (Robertson 6-fl and Cubs trimmed Cincinnati 1-0 Washington (Brunei 7-5) at Cali- Pltlock l-2> at Montreal (Renko 5-6 CROSS COUNTRY and SOCCER fornia (Measeramah S-fl>, night and Wegener 1-3). 2, twl-nlgfct. in daylight. Boston (Culp 10-3> at Milwaukee Los Angeles (Singer 7-3 at New Cahill Helps Dedicate AUG. lit thru AUG. 29th $OA00 P«r (Krausse 9-101. night York (Koosman 5-5), night Baltimore (Phoebus 3-5 or Cuellar San; Diego (Coomoa 8-7) at Phil- EVENINGS 4:30-8 P.M. . *V mo. 1S-6) at Minnesota IKaat 8-7). night adelphia (Jackson 1-B>, night Chicago (Miller 4-5 and Jam-ski 7- Atlanta (Reed 2-3) at Chicago NOW IN I Oth YEAH 10) at Detroit (Kilkenny 5-1 and Cain {floltzman 9-9) Frederick Wins *-3>. 2 twi-nlght Houston (Griffin 3-10) at Pitts- 1,200 ATHLETES CANT II WRONG Kansas City fFitzmorria 4-3 and burgh (Ellia 9-7), nlgM Booker 6-9) at Cleveland (Hand 3- St Louis (Torrez 7-81 at Cin- One-Meter Dive Registration It Now Being Accepted t and Chanc* 4*). 1, rwt-nigtit. cinnati (Nolan 12-4), night Bodman Park Complex Call 8424232 — 747-5394 — ««-3426 WESTFIELD — Alan Fred- Under Personal Juparvlil.n al lob'Oigeodbf • *JL Former Couch oH4 Professional Player erick of Rumson won the By CHUCK TRIBLEH0RN Gov. Cahill attended the McCarthy, WPIX television state AAU senior one-meter Register Sports Editor gala banquet, but had to personality, and guest speak- diving championship at Mind- MIDDLETOWN - "This leave early because of a prior er Jackie Farrell, long-time awaskin Swim Club here yes- piece of real estate represents commitment. director of the New York at HARBOR LIGHT BEACrf CLUB terday with a 458.15 point to- the greatest capital in- Efforts of all MYAA volun- Yankees' Speakers Bureau, ,1500 Ocean Avt. Sta Bright tal. Frederick is a Monmouth vestment the people of Mid- teer workers were lauded, related their memories of the '842-0232 • 842-3426 • 747-5394 nmoutlTPark College student. NOW thru dletown can have. It will pay and toastmaster Jack immortal Ruth. MarkMastrian, who will be August 8 dividends in human improve- tMWMn or imucA. me. a freshman at Monmouth, ment, human gains and hu- was fourth, and Win Shaw of man excellence for years to. Holmdel, a Monmouth soph- come." omore, was seventh. COMING HI-LIGHTS With those words, Gov, Wil- liam T. Cahill helped dedicate 'OCEANPORT, N.J. $100,000 SORORITY RENT A CAR the Middletown Youth Athlet- it nilti from Garden St Parkway, bit 105 Sat. July 25 DAY • WEEK • MONTH ic Association's new, .$90,000 New'.Exacta Wagering MIDSUMMER HURDLE H'CAP baseball complex at- Bodman WALL Park here last night. Wed. July 29 LINCOLN-MERCURY ttnwibury Avniw at Sycamera The governor, wtio arrived POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM 747-5400 by. helicopter, joined county and local officials In officially opening the Southern New Jersey State Babe Ruth Tour- nament which starts tomor- row and runs through next Saturday, Aug. 1. The new complex consists of The Volkswagen award for two championship fields, one a regulation diamond for Babe Ruth and Carleton League play, the other a Little League Field. Both physical fitness. have fencing, sodded infields with automatic underground sprinkling systems, dugouts and grandstands for 1,000 people. LANCER A field house also has been constructed with a meeting room, two administrative of- THE PRICE SMASHER! fices, modern bathroom facil- ities, storage room, press box and concession stand. LANCER ESQUIRE The project was made pos- sible through the efforts of the Middletown Youth Athlet- 4 FULL PLY NYLON ic Association at no cost to township taxpayers. Philip DeMarco, MYAA president, directed yesterday's pro- TUBELESS "HIGH PERFORMANCE" TIRES gram, which was followed by a dinner and dance attended by 150 people at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East Keansburg, SAFE-ECONOMICAL - LONG WEARING WRAP AROUND TREAD last night. WHITE

SUGGESTED SALE EXCISE SIZE PLY RETAIL PRICE TAX Midpet Sail $ 650-13 4 30.95 '15.95 + $1.78 To Altreuter RED BANK - Monmouth 735/695-14 4 •+ • 2.04 Boat Club, with Charles Al- 32.75 *16.95 treuter as skipper and Crissy $ Van Siclen as crew, won the 775-14 4 '+ 2.17 This award Is bestowed upon those 35.25 17.95 NJYRA area midget cham- used autbmobiles (be they VWs or do- pionship here yesterday. 825.14 38.75 '18.95 '+ 2.33 Rumson Yacht Club was mestics) that have passed the Volkswagen ; * second with Henry Mercer as . dealer's rigorous 16-point inspection and 855-14 „ 4 2.53 skipper and Mark Winmill as have thereby proven themselves to be of 41.50 '19.95 crew. sound engine and body. Paul Van Cleve skippered All Prices Plus Federal Excise Tax the Shrewsbury .Sailing and Yacht Club Blue Jay which Complete Line of LANCER Tires in Stock took third place. Crew was Jon Harris. • Lake Hopatcong was fourth COMMUNITY CMKCir and Raritan Yacht CJub was WITH fifth. UKCMD E2J2Q3EEEcc p I The Mid-Atlantic finals will be sailed Aug, 19-20 at Bay Head Yacht Club. MIDDLETOWN TIRE CO. In the O'Day NJYRA na- tional men's single-handed 1325 HWY. 35 MON. and WED. 1-t championships, Bill Buff of Shrewsbury Motors. Inc. TUE5.-THURS.-FRI. »•» Rumson Yacht Club was first, MIDDLETOWN 671-2484 SAT. tslO-S P.M. and Doug Slade of Shrews- bury was second. Ron Fre> Shrewsbury ^Avenue, Shrewsbury und of Monmouth vas third. .". ' f. tzz -TflZ DAilY BEGISTEB, RED BANK • MDDLETOWN. N. J.t FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 11 Fun Ryan's Express Grand Prix ftrNK For Regatta By BICH NICOLETTI litre hydroplane, "Long Gone." RED BANK - The Naves- ink River will once again be Lombardo, now retired the site of the National from racing, was once a Sweepstakes Regatta. frequent competitor at Red Now in Its 31st year, the Bank in his famous "Tempo National Sweepstakes Re- VI." gatta Association Inc., a The drivers will be com- group of unpaid volunteers, peting for about $3,000 in ca,sh will play host to limited pow- prizes and trophies. In addi- er b o a t drivers from the tion to these trophies is the U.S.A. and Canada on Aug. 15 coveted perpetual trophy list, and 16. Races will begin at headed by the huge 165-year- 10:30 a.m. Saturday, and o 1 d National Sweepstakes 11:30 a.m. on Sunday. Trophy. "*In addition to the nine Schedules for both days classes of hydros, and. the have been scheduled to as- popular Jersey Speed Skiffs sure spectators a fast-paced, and Ski Racing Runabouts, action-filled program. The • the spectators will get the'races on both days will begin added thrill of witnessing a approximately 2ty hours ear- free-for-all, which has been ti- lier than last year. More tled the Red Bank Grand races will take place each WINNERS' PACT — The 18-hole winners of the Bamm Hollow Golf and Country Prix. day, and less time will be tak- Club Member-Guest tournament receive congratulations from Tom Ulozas, pro. en between each race. This race, which was desig- Left to right, Mrs. Wemyss Scott, Matawan; Mrs. Richard T. Schwartz, Matawan, nated by Red Bank to com- Mrs. John D. Holmes Jr., Beacon Hill; Mrs. Seymour Holub, West-field, and memorate the 100th anni- Ulozas. ! ' (Register Staff Photo) versary of the borough's Racket Program founding, will include 12 boats from the 225 cubic inch, SetbyTSJSTA five litre,,seven litre and kg. RED BANK-A Shore Ten- Sftlu U«604s Y C classes. The last is a Eu- Bamm Entertains Guests ,> nis Association program to :^ riAS C*>dUK£D V? A FO\X HSAO ropean class imported into donate used tennis rackets for LINCROFT - Winners of Edward Torre, Mrs. Thomas the U.S. specifically for local clinics has been en- the member-guest low gross Gore, Mrs. George Drake and Grand Prix competion, dFSTEA/9 (JfrflWfi UA dorsed by the Greater Red among the 18-holers at Bamm Mrs. Allen Dickson. W The Navesink course has Bank Revitalization Corps. Hollow Country Club were ) H been' measured one and two Winners in the nine-hole THE* Mrs. Wemyss Scott, Mrs. Vd thirds miles and every year The rackets would go to event for low gross were Mrs. official world records are set county, youngsters, particular- Richard Schwartz, Mrs. John Edward Murphy, Mrs. Joseph on the course that drivers ly in the Asbury Park area, Holmes and Mrs. Seymour Gauss, Mrs. Charles Fred- call "ideal." who will receive instruction Holub. erick and Mrs. Charles Hen- Guy Lombardo and Les from NJSTA experts. Low net victors were Mrs. derson. Palestin Captures Feature Brown will be in Red Bank The used rackets are being for the regatta weekend. accepted at the Revitalization Keeps OCEANPORT — Palestin Native Heir and Stretcha- down the backstretch until Brown is president of the Corps, Room 218, United Colts won tfie $10,000 feature at point. PaJIestin and Streteha- ttie eventual winner edged American Power Boat Associ- Methodist Church, 247 Broad Paneling Specials Monmouth, running a mile on point paired up for a duel away as they turned for home. ation and pilot of the seven St. In Top ft,e grass in 1:35 4/5. J Shape Walter Blum broke the, 6- year-old alertly and had him PECAN TONE in, front along the rail early, wnere tiiey were joined by Monmouth Park Today lsr Quality . 1ST—MjlM Clmj 3 ft 4 l:n; M. « F. Daggone Thine Ua'll/716.80. *80 6.60 Preflnished Greek Girl 7.80 S.40 Entries Selections Req. 6.20 fa; v; 3*4 yo M. JJ.J up: 8 r 1—Fly Pattern, Severe, Sat 4x8 Sheet , Cash 'N' M «t» (IannelJO/llf 4-1 TlS^ofoSTW * M S-1 Sharp K)rw_(MMeley) 110 «-l zarl Carry H. 8.1 2" -Air BOMlTnoniburg) 116 (-1 Uncle Dee (Armgstrong) • _,zo 20-1 Promised Son (Iannelll) 115 t-l 2—Arctic Actress, Logistical, Fooll BU& i (O'Brtenr. : 3.00 7-2 Shtp.K. (Blum) 115 ,„ 7-4 r.q. NOW •Utlcle' Dee coupled ml ,4.00. iper Rewanj (Cuslmito) 112 12-1 Busier (Marquez) 106 . 3-1 Out in the Cold ,F&M3yo;:j 'Kin pajkllng A«.,'(Moael3j)"in 101 Astro Lee (Solomone)' 115 * 84 J—In The Know, Shod Over, M. ty Trek (NBJ 113 10-1 ResUes* OJus (Moseley) 110 10-1 Imptriel Oak ...... 9.60 3.99 Emerald Teak MlUy,'jBt8> ..(CH.M'q'fc) :M0_B.»5 3.80 Courting Prince (Verardl) 117 20-1 Tunante 2nd Tow7 n Pairllr"(Daly' (Daly) "11""8 20-1 (WH—W.OO0; C; 3 yo; 1 M. «V 70ydt. H«oth«r Green ....11.20 3.99 Castilian Oak ,Thy£t (8. Maple) 11.2-*5.600 M. 2 yo t, 514 F. Normandy Bob (NB) 112 7-2 5—Ship K., Bugler, Tim's A Special Feed EALucky Lucky (C.f•_CHi. "Marquez)" . 33.5)0, Love Lucked Out (Carmean) 110 10-1 Taslo's dlrl (Kallal) 111 7-2 Con'it'cja Walaat .. 8.50 4.44 Ice Blue ,j .JXACTKXACTA (33(3-3)) PAID—*Ut.4PAID*Ut.0 " Out In the Gold tThorriburc) 117 3-1 Orbit ol Glory (Patterson) 116 3-1 Boy ToKeepCofeftiskf 8TH—W.S0O Mvn, 3 yo FllFll. 6 FF. logistical (Maple) 117 4-1 Jett The Doe (Carmean) 109 15-1 Csnntoqa Oak .... 8.50 .4.44 Genuine Wolnat .-7:5.50 9.99 Regal Kilty (C.H. M'z» 12.60 6.20 3.40 Boll (Crump) 114 R-l Zahlah (Kallal) 113 0-1 6-Orblt ol Glory, Tasto'l Singing Shell (Blum) 3.40 2.80 Mariways (Moseley) 112 10-1 Sierra Fruirweed ..10.50 4.99 Shen'nd'h Hickory 21.50 11.95 Mulberry Bush (Moseley) 4.00 Holda (NBi 117 1M 7TH—M.500 A. 3 * up-r, t m.. 6 K. Girl, Normandy Bob Rich in Selected Protein TTH—4»,5O0 Ainu. 3 yo & up II F. Spring Prelude (Moseley) 112 8-1 Antic's Princess (Verardl) 114 8-1 7—Princess Poppy, Private Avoc'do Chetrn't ..10.60 5.5S Burriiih Oak I9.9511.9S Wlllywln (Patterson) 6.80 4.00 3.0(1 Staunch Lady (Iannellll 117 4.-1 Private Parking (NB) 112 6-1 VtiwHon Sold 10.80 5.9? GVne Menk'yp'd .48.00,14.95 PetroiM (Knsscnl 6.20 3.40 Hometrek (Vasqucz) 117" 15-1 Cry Gay (Solomone) 112 4-1 Parking, Lilting For musete growth Mongo's Pride (C.H. Marquez) 3.00 Border Clash (Canzlo) 117 20-1 Quadrature (Moseley) 109 SI KTH--*10,000 A. 1 yo * up 1 M. T. Arctic Actress (Carmean) 110 7-2 Cretan Runner (Moseley) 109 8-1 8-Rocky Mount, Joe Willie, Palejtln (Blum) 6.40 3 8O3.00 Cupids Deb (Blum) 117 12-1 BIK Time Mo (NB) 119 121 GEORGIA PACIFIC ,Native Heir (Moseley) 7.00 3.80 Spotted Dancer (Arlstone) 117 15-1 PrincesPrincess Poppy (Kaasen) 114 3-1 Dr. Brawner WINDOW UNITS Perolejo (Hole) 2.80 Queen of Arts (Solomone) 117 20-1 Our ""»ta_(NBNesta (NB)) 111* . »•R1! PREFINISHED MOULDING »TM—M.BOO CF4M3yoiupl M. T. Flirtation Gal (VangiMec) 107 20-1 Lilting (NB) 117 7-2 9-Monzon 2nd, Hard Ena- • Auortad iliei More Traffic (Mlcell) 27.20 11.00 6.20 Controlled Regards (V'der) 107 20-1 Be Up (NB) 1H 10-1 mel, Cnlncolcft Mdai Piet (Imparato) 8.80 6.40 3RD—tS.OM A. 4£up H. 1 M * 6 P. 8THW.BOOlA8TH—W.BOOlA.. 3 ft up; 11 M. (Turfrf) • Dbl. Hung . ,99 Able Craft (RaliaU 4.00 Road Trap (Smlthwick Jr.) 145 81 JJo e WilliWilli e (Moseley(Moeley) 101088 44-1 Best Best: Ship K. (5th) from EXACTA (MTFAID ISMiM In The Know (O'Brien) 147 S-2 Plrineo (Astorga) 111166 15-1 • Vol. toSI S Attendance: 18,688—Handle JWM.rtl Five O'clock (Blser) 140 501 Handy Admiral (S. Mapllnplo) 1111 0 8-1 Values to 30c Fred D. Wikoff Co. Limbo (Small Jr) 152 fi-1 Dr. Brawner (Iannelll) 116 6-1 234 MAPLE AVB. Nelson (Moore) 152 10-1 Carry Sabers (Knapp) ' 118 12-1 Scratches Bltr Jonea (Plain) 147 «-l Presn RBll (NB) 118 151 RED BANK Shod Over (Tagg) 15S 4-1 Sneak Attack (Hole) IIS 1—Formal Host County Offers Mayavan (AJtchenon) 14S 10-1 Rocky Mount (Maple) 117 3-1 747*0552 Tunante 2nd 'Armstrong) 182 * i I.uger 2nd (Aatorca) 116 15-^1 4-Bolt, Spotted Dancer, Flir- Roan Ruler (Hlckcy) 152 20-1 Flying Mars (Johnston) 124 201 Point du Jour (Washes) 1S2 10-1 Brick Market (NB) 111 81 tation Gal, Controlled Re- Sailing Clinic Little Canoe (Pearson) 147 20-1 4TH-*4.0OO Clmr- 3 yo. 1.; 8. F. 9TK—«S,SOp; C 3 ft up; 1 M *Vi T gards LINCROFT -i.;"A sailing Beroheer (Marquez) 113 19-1 Hard Enamel (Tiiornburg) 116 6-1 Color Me More (Thornbur*) IK 90-1 m Martlrlo (Maple) lit . 12-1 1-Jay Upsnur clinic willito condKcted.Sun- Dawn CllDper. (lKple). 114, 4-1 Mopsm 2nd (Hole) IIS 3-1 day from TBijtt ftf. 4:3ft' p,jn. Me MB ToiTonl.WanpeflJKlU Harmem) 11H4 •• 8-1 Country Auction (Varqtnt) lit '4-1 »-Molrang • Afratha nose (Hole) ild 3-1 Cbincplco (Imparalo) 113 . ' t-l 8—Lager 2nd by the Monmouth County. Jollyren (MlceltT 113 5-2 The Purple KlSlCuBlmano) 114 101 5 Open Dally 7 A.M. »e 5:30 P.M., Sat. 7 A.M. ts 5 P.M. Lauragal (NBl 112 • . B-l Tudor Rascal (Broussard) 118 -2 Track—Clear and last Another Gals (Zunlga) 111 Bright Ray ClfB) 112 • -6-1 Park System. 12-1 ^ AHENTION BOATMENI OPEN SUN. 9 to NOON r. Instruction in basic skills will be given on the 18-acre lake at Turkey Swamp Park, Georgia Road, Freehold Township, by Vincent O'Con- TwoFreelwldTeams Advanced nell of Monmouth College and Kobln Dufford of the park system. Interested persons should In Little League Tournament MICHELIN X contact the park system of- Marlboro, but that one hit fice here. There is no fee. Two Freehold area teams, Tournament fay posting wins Neptune and Spring Lake yesterday. was a homer by Norman Heights, advanced to the Freehold Township blanked Rose. William Frank banged Drag Addiction Problem? M i 11 s t o n e-Roosevelt,N 8-0; Call 988-8333 For Help Day or quarter finals of the Section Freehold Borough nipped a homer for Freehold. 40,000 MILES Night. II, District 11 Little League Marlboro, 3-1; Spring Lake Spring Lake Heights had no Heights belted North Howell, trouble with North Howell. 8-4; and Neptune had to go an They led throughout the extra inning to edge Shore game. Dave Vadas had a two- GUARANTEED Tri-Boro, 2-1. run homer for the winners. Freehold Township used a Freehold Borough will play two-hitter by Tim Robertson Neptune at Asbury Park Sat- and a three-run homer by urday, and Freehold Town- 185x14 Replaces Steve Smith in its win over ship will play Spring Lake 695>14, 735il4 Millstone-Roosevelt. Heights at Manasquan- Whltewall Freehold Borough's Dave Brielle. Both games will start PLUS 2.30 at 2:30 p.m. Bradley tossed a one-hitter at FEDERAL Stars Shine In Carleton EXCISI TAX Koolitn, .Llncrort; Hugo Bluichl, This radial tire has two strong STEEL belts going around FREEHOLD — "Red" Pier- Atlantic Hlfhluida; JacK Douclu. 39 Haizlet Rangers; Rich Rubley, Mark mm. son, commissioner of the Bd Menzzopane, Eatontown-New Shrewn- hury; Tom Wajiko, Bruc« Carney. the tire under the tread to take the tortures of high Carleton Memorial Baseball Freehold; Tom caaagranrie. Bill Cas- agrande. Matawan; John St. Peter, League, has announced llirtdlctown Wildcats; Pete Brndl, Manalapan; John Curley. Shrews- ism speed driving. If you tried to wear your coaches and players for the bury. * annual All-Star Game which NATIONAL I.RAOl'K: Coacliea; Mike Melemen. West neighbor's shoes, chances are will be played here Sunday. Lona Branch; Bill Sirica. Belmar; Ed Kins, Neptune. Size Replaces These Sizes Tire Priei Plus Fed. Ex. Tax Game time is 5 p.m. at Playera: Steve O'Horo. Kpn Dono- hue, WP3t Lone Branch: Lee Mrow- they'd hurt like blazes. Nescafe Field. Irk!. Ron Martoflcolll, Neptune: Jay WllilPinttrr, Itmnol Wnk. Ocoan 195x14 7.75x14 43.95 2.65 The selections: Township: Pat McConvllle, Mon- AMERICAN I.KARUK: mouth Bench; Kevin Bov;t, I*o»g Ooachen: Jack Ward. Mltlitlrtnwn Branch: Mlclmel Soverlo. Little Sil- GUARANTEED FOR 40.000 And your neighbor's insurance program won't T.Iona; Bill Bpwiird. K;itnnlnwn-Nrw ver; Vincent Whltehead, John Dolan, 205x14 8.25x14 48.95 2.77 Slirt*wHbury; Ray Tomtierlln, Colls Wall Township: Kil Worlh, Ohuck MILES OF TREAD LIFE! fit you either—because your needs and objectives Heck. Potter. Toma River: Randy Miller, Player*: Jim Gill, Bob Yrscnko. Mike Lee. Dcfraar; Wally Itomanokl, Mlddletown Lions: fitnn Lukolc, Etl Srlck Township; Tom Famello, Jack- 215x14 8.55 or 8.85x14 53.95 2.99 Will differ from his., ,; ,. Vogei, Oolt» Neck; Tom McBrldc, lion Township; John Shipley, Point VIRTUALLY STOPS CHANCE Tom Battaglla, HazM Beam; Alan •PICBflant. Insurance is a highly individual thing. OF PUNCTURES AND BLOW. 215x15 8.55x15 55.50 3.14 It's also a highly complex thing. OUTS! The right program can assure a family's fi- GIVES UP TO 10% GAS nancial future, put kids through college, provide ECONOMY! retirement income. The wrong program can be wasteful and expensive. • GREATLY IMPROVES COR- CROWN TIRE NERING ... BRAKING... It can hurt like blazes. Highway 36 corner Michigan Avenue the man from Provident Mutual. TRACTION IN THE WET! Mlchslln Tlr* Corporation1! 40,000 Port Monmouth mile guarantee coven credit or refund PROVIDENT at Iti option, band on your original WONT END & 78X-72.72i MUTUALKn LIFE purchase price and proportion of BRAKE SERVICE 741-71 mileage run. 12 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK . MTDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 Youth Found Guilty of Assaulting Middletown BHDDLETOWN - After a of the assault conviction, The defendant insisted that saulted young McGarr. She troknan Brunt. youngster if she wanted a state trooper on Rt. 36 for Finding that the evidence lengttiy bearing yesterday in made by Mr. Karasic at the neither he nor young Grand- also denied that a mysterious Fernando DeSando of 33 S. ride home. o> being under the influence of does not support the charge, Municipal Court, Judge Jerry end of the hearing, was de- inetti, who pleaded guilty in "man in a green uniform" at- Broadway, Long Branch, was After preliminary hearing, narcotics and for driving Judge Massell will ftsfc the J. Massell found Michael nied. an earlier court session to as- tacked the defendant, while fined $50 and given $lx Judge Massell will recom- while under the influence of county prosecutor to dismiss McGarr of High St., Long Appearing upset at the saulting Patrolman Slover, he and the other Uvo girls tes- months' probation for inter- mend dismissal of a charge of it. The other two charges, dis- Branch, guilty of assault on judge's finding in the assault started any fight. tified the unidentified man fering with a 6-year-old girl In resisting arrest against Harry narcotics, was accused of breaking away from the orderly persons offenses, will Patrolman William Brunt. matter, Mr. Karasic charged On the contrary, he testi- kicked him after he was alle- Lincroft. Mr. DeSando alle- Calliger of 63 Curran St., await disposition of the in- trooper when he attempted to Young McGarr, represented Judge Massell "avoided the t i e d, Patrolman Slover gedly thrown to the report gedly opened his car door in West Keansburg. dictable charge. ______by Harold A. Karasic of Asbu- testimony as it came from the grabbed young Grandinetti room floor unconscious by Pa- Lincroft July 6 and asked the Mr. Calliger, arrested by a put him in his troop car. I.. -•-• _J^_^_^_^^^^^»^r ry Park, pleaded guilty to defense witnesses and relied after Patrolman Brunt chal- __wmBB*i^^^^^^^^^^^^^~^^^^m trespassing. He was fined $25 on your honor's personal im- lenged him to fight. When Bobby Banker says, on the assault charge and $10 pressions." young McGarr. attempted to "don't run all over for the trespass. A request to " T h a t' s my privilege," see what was happening to town paying bills ..," stay the fines pending appeal Judge Massell replied equa- his friend, he said, Patrolman bly. Announcing his finding of Brunt seized him without pro- Sewer Plant Top's Repair guilty, he said he found "im- vocation and beat him up. portant contradictions in the The defendant also testified Picture yourself defense testimony." the police officers harassed He ordered the fines paid, him and his companions be- with the assault fine to be re- fore the fracas broke out in Bill Will Go to Keansburg headquarters, telling them funded if the appeal is suc- By ED WALSH day. Should you be responsible for fell into the digester, which cessful. ttiey were arrested for tres- passing at the reservoir only KEANSBURG - The esti- "We were going to replace the damage?" caused the top to be off bal- Patrolman Brunt testified because they were "Hippies" mated $35,000 to $40,0000 dam- the top anyway," Mr. Blum As late as last week,. Mr. ance and become wedged. that the defendant, who was and "longhairs." age to the top of the digester began. "We contracted the Blum, in reply to a question Federal Aid arrested with eight other component at the borough Procter Co. to life it at a cost from a resident at a Borough "The top has been on there young people July 14 for Different Hairdo owned sewer plant will be of $6,000. The top < buckled Council meeting, said: "We since 1940 so we knew we had swimming in Swimming Riv- Young McGarr said he had paid for by the taxpayers and when they lifted it so wehave been in contact with the to replace it," Mr. Blum con- er reservoir, shoved him shoulder length hair at the not by the contractor who al- might be able to get some company. They are a repu- tinued. time of the incident. Yester- aside as he rushed to the aid legedly caused the. damage, 'money for damages, but we table firm and realize they The Procter Co. was called of a co-defendant, Rosario day his hair was still shaggy, the Daily Register has will have to pay for the new are at fault. They have ac- Open a convenience but it had been cut back to top ourselves," he said. cepted the fact they caused in to lift the top and set it off Grandinetti of Long Branch, learned. to one side. While the top was checking account. owning an who was embroiled in a reveal his ears. In answer to When the top was initially the damage," he said. NO MINIMUM BALANCE a query from Judge Massell, Since late May when the being removed, the rigging scuffle near the police report mishap was first brought to damaged, members of Starting • from the begin- apparently could not support REQUIRED room with Patrolman Michael the youth said his hair was Borough Council said they be- ning, Mr. Blum yesterday It's time to get aboard the sharp- cut "at my own^uggestion." light by The Register, every- the weight and collapsed. est riding tractor around and Slover. one has been led to believe lieved the contractor would said this is the way the story "Our engineer is preparing start enjoying a picture perfect Twisted Arm Three girls, sequestered pay for all costs of reconst- unfolds: from each other at thethat the Thomas Procter Co. specifications," Mr. Blum lawn with an Aliens Manorway Patrolman Brunt told the of Long Branch, which was ruction. The top is called a "floating said. "We should have a MonmouthCourty riding tractor. Here's a machine court he stopped the youth in' request of David Clark, mu- In May, Councilman Leon- top"; it rises and permits nicipal prosecutor, testified contracted to lift the sheet bonding ordinance ready for National Baric that does everything you expert mid-flight, twisted his arm metal top off the circular ard S. Bellezza was quoted as gases inside the plant to es- introduction by-our second it to — plus more. Cut grass, behind his back to keep him for the defense/Barbara Kon- saying: "My opinion is that cape. There are six counter- vitz and Ann Quinn of Long structure, would assume all meeting next month." ' hitch -up a yard cart throw or from getting entangled with damage costs. they are responsible. It's like weights weighing three tons Mr. Blum said he is also ex- plow snow. Patrolman Slover, and ar- Branch and Barbara Rowe of having a man in to fix your each inside the top. Elberon agreed with the de- "Not so," borough manager ploring the possibility of fed- There's an office near you! Take the wheel of the Ariens rested him for simple assault. C. Bernard Blum said yester- television and he drops it. Two of the counterweights eral aid for the construction. Manorway and experience a new Patrolman Slover corrobo- fendant that police harassed sensation in riding comfort and rated his colleague's testi- them and started the fight, convenient yard care — Today! mony, adding that he saw but their testimony differed in young McGarr push Patrol- significant detail. CHECK THESE FEATURES: man Brunt, and saw that offi- / Six speeds fonrard, 2 revert* Miss Rowe, for instance, Prof. Illo Sues College; Americans; / Anew Fiei-N-Fhut mowing cer arrest the defendant for testified that Patrolman Slo- assault. ver, not Patrolman Brunt, as- / 7RP.tB{iM see what Germans / Electric or recoilstatin g y/ Safety discharge chute / Padded ntt and backrest Asks to Be Reinstated drive today. / Safety parting brake By HALLIE SCHRAEGER Ave., West Long Branch, says formed, in effect, that if he Today, Buick's Opel is Germany's / Single tern cutting FREEHOLD — Monmouth his resignation from the col- proceeded with the meeting 1 M|M adjustment What do they know College, its president, Dr. lege, effective Sept. 7, was called by Dr. Van Note he best-selling small car. William G. Van Note, and its submitted under duress and would be dismissed, but if he that you don't know? board of trustees were or- accepted June 17 by the col- resigned he would be allowed lege, which refused to allow to. teach through the summer CERLIONE'S dered yesterday to show him to withdraw it when he session. Today, Buick's Opel is Germany's cause Aug. 14 why Dr. John GREENHOUSES asked to do so July 6. He says under the terms of best-selling small car. Illo should not be reinstated The hearing Aug. 14 will be his contract the college is re- Highway 35 Holmdel as a professor of English at before Superior Court Judge quired to show "just cause" the college. Merritt Lane Jr., who signed in order to fire him, instead of Ibet. Hariet & Middletewn) his having to show why he Ample Porkiiig In Rear Dr. HIO, of 64 Hollywood the order yesterday. , ^ In his complaint, Prof. IUo should nut be fired. says his resignation was ob- Dr. Illo, a faculty member HOAUWWNCKS t a i n e d by coercion. He since 1963, was granted ten- charges that the defendants' ure Nov. 5,1965, and elevated actions violate his contractual to the rank of a full professor Seafood lovers! and constitutional rights to in the spring of 1969. due process and of free He is teaching in the sum- speech. mer session and had been OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - SIX DAYS FOR LUNCH! By Dr. IUo's troubles began reappointed Feb.- 26 as an April 22, when Gen. Maxwell English professor for 1970-71. HOBBY D. Taylor, a former chairman , Dr. Illo contends that the of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, defendants' actions were tak- ROBINSON was to lecture at the college. en "primarily" as a result of CLAM HUT Gen. Taylor's speech was his letter to The Daily Regis- abruptly terminated after an ter and violates his freedom Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge of speech. Evary liftU girl lov«l a doll- uproar when protesters in the houie. And she'll lov» it, even audience complained about He contends the terms New Hours: mora when it is designed and not being allowed to question "grave moral delinquency" made by her father. Here's an him. and "just cause" are not de- MONDAY, 4 P.M.-10 P.M. easy way to make a beautiful CORN fined and are legally void be- stacking dollhouse. Use % inch Michael Greenberg, assis- cause of their vagueness. TUES.. WED., THURS., SUN. plywood. Four pegged together tant professor of history, was He demands a judgment floors are 10% inches high, 2 punched by Student Govern- 12 NOON to 10 P.M. feet wide, and 10 inches deep. that his resignation be de- Slanting roofed attic is 12 Vi ment Association president clared null and void or res- inches high. Cut-but handles Jack Lovett as Mr. Green- FRI.. SAT. NOON -10:30 P.M. cinded, and that he be reins- give young homeowners th berg was walking toward the tated as a full professor with attractions of a mobile home. microphone to repeat his de- The walls are 10 inches high. tenure. Adjacent to Highlands Lobster Pwnd mand that the general answer Use colorful wrapping paper The other defendants, all foot of Atlantic St. off lay AtMM or felt to decorate interior floor questions, i members of the board of walls. Pictures of outdoor scenes Shortly after a letter writ- trustees, are Dale B. Otto, HIGHLANDS — 872-9753 pasted on window frames create ten by Dr. Illo describing board chairman; Llbyd F. an open-air look. Make the Gen. Taylor as a "principal furniture using children's blocks Christianson, vice chairman; for and tables, a coffee table architect" of the United George N. Arvanitis, secre- from a round pocket mirror and States policy in Indochina and tary; Robert B. Barlow, State bottle cap, shelves from balsa a "war criminal" appeared in Sen. Alfred N. Beadleston, Al- wood, and picture frames, with The Daily Register, he and ton C. Dickieson, Robert Eis- gold cord. A box can bo turnod Prof. Grccnbcrg received let- ANNUAL into a canopied bed. Rugs fin- ner, Maurice Gruber, Joseph ish off the house. Your little ters from Dr. Van Note, or- C. Irwin, Jules L. Plangere princess will have hnr own dering them to show cause Jr. and Michael A. Slovak. beautiful home. why their employment at the college should not be termi- Do-it-yourselfers always come nated. MIDDLETOWN to LITTLE SILVER LUMBER AND Dr. Illo says he was told the SUPPLY CO.. 15 Sycamore Ave- IN STOCK-NO WAITING! nue (at R.R. station), Little charge was "grave moral de- Silver. 741-7800, for all their linquency;" specifically, building and home maintenance "aiding in prevention of free- PICK 'EM UP - TAKE 'EM HOME supplies. 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WV9 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 —13 For Guard Commissions By AL HORAY become Army Reserve and date program calls for a high Candidates' ages range at least six months' active SEA GIRT — Sixteen Mon- National Guard officers, who school education, the average from 18 to 28, according to the • service and have undergone mouth County men are among will receive further training student, according to statis- school's figures, but the aver- basic and advanced training. the 112 candidates attending and continue as officers for at tics, has a year or more of age student is 23 years old the New Jersey Army Nation- leasftwo years. college background. It was and unmarried. Married men The course also includes al Guard officer training The balance of the class said that 55 per cent of the make up less than a third of weekly training sessions at course at the New Jersey Mil- will complete its year's train- men have four years or more the present classes. the academy and two summer itary Academy, here.. ing and graduate next year, of college education. Most of the men have had encampments. Vance P. Dunn, 4 Country according to Col. Dumont. Club Road, Eatontown, is one Guided by Lt. John Monte- of the candidates slated to be- leone, a publicity specialist come second lieutenants at a for a Princeton publishing ceremony here tomorrow. firm, the press corps viewed Other local men are expected the academy's complex via to graduate next year. • its, roadways and individual M Mr. Dunn is a pilot for Sub- flights in an L-19 observation urban Airlines, Red Bank Air- aircraft. port. Specializing in armor Important sites were point- tactics, the candidate will be- ed out by Maj. Pasquale Tad- come a tank platoon leader. t deo of the N. J. Air National A tour of the 160-acre Na- Guard, Bordentown. tional Guard Training Center, 'Patton Park1 at yesterday's annual Press The complex is designed to Day followed a welcoming train future officers in either speech by Lt. Col. Wayne Du- armor, artillery or infantry mont, commandant of the specialties. Guests yesterday academy. watched a platoon of 50-ton Senator-Commandant mammoth "Patton" tanks as- Col. Dumont, a state sena- sault problem targets at the tor, said the school's mission academy's "Patton Park" is singular. He said its aim is site in nearby Herbertsville. to "produce the best trained Other area men attending and most competent second the school include James J. lieutenants possible." He Corridon, Port Monmouth; added that the academy sets John P. Bellantoni, Little Sil- the highest standards for the ver; Charles J. Dowd, Long men seeking to become offi- Branch; Robert C. Fallone, cers of the state's National Lincroft; Jeffrey D. Kamen, Guard. Highlands; Bruce G. Main, CANDIDATES — Three area men studying to become National Guard and Re-. Elberon; Edward A. Pigut, "If future officers are eas- serve Army officers at the N. J. Military Academy, Sea Girt, are Robert C. Fal- ily recruited," he said, "and Long Branch; Paul D.'Ro- poorly trained, their perform- , man, Shrewsbury; Joseph P. lone, Long Branch, left; John P. Bellantoni of Little Silver, center, and Charles ance will surely reflect this." Roland M. Brown Jr., Ocean- J. Dowd, Long Branch. Tbey are completing the second.month of a year's pro- Tomorrow's graduation cer- port. gram which will give them commissions as second lieutenants. Fifty-four of their emony will see 54 candidates Although the officer candi- classmates graduate tomorrow. The balance of the class receives lieutenant's' in- '•' QUIET MEN — Among group Which yesterday urged the Senate,to insist that the signia* next summer. proposed Super-Sonic Transport meet approved noise levels are, left to right, Matthias E. Lirkens, executive director of the Port of New York Au+hority; O. L. Bill Sets Up Institute Sands, director of New Orleans Aviation Board; J. Donald Reilly, executive vice "president, Airport Operators Council International, and Homer B. Anderson, as- iistant to tho executive director of the Virgin Islands Port Authority. On Juvenile Crime (Register Staff Photo) WASHINGTON — Rep. seminating research, Infor- James J. Howard, D-N.J., to- mation, and expertise in the day said that hearings will field of juvenile delinquency begin promptly on legislation treatment and control. Sec- which he introduced to help ondly, the institute would pro- Airport Men Warn solve the problem of juvenile vide training for people at the crime. The House Committee state and local levels in the on the Judiciary has sched- newest and most effective uled public hearings on Mr. methods of treatment and Howard's bill to create an In- control of juvenile offenders.' About SST% Noise stitute for Continuing Studies "I believe," said Mr. How- By CONNIE BRUCK ports was posed as a major The board's final suggestion of Juvenile Justice. ard, "that this legislation will RED BANK' — Congress design criteria when plans was that the Senate either ob- Mr. Howard noted that Jiave a.definite impact in our yesterday was urged to toe for the SST began. tain clear assurance on the juvenile delinquency contin- work with juveniles, and will certain that the Super-Sonic More recently, however, noise performance of the SST, ues on the rise, and previous be of invaluable assistance on Transport (SST) meets ap- the Federal Aviation' Ad- or write limitations on noise governmental efforts have the local level.',', proved noise levels before ministration adopted a re- for SST into law as a condi- been merely studies, with Mr.'Howarf said one of the more government money is quirement that new aircraft tion to any further appropri- little substantive assistance to most important facets of the spent ^<>r "its further devel- - must not exceed a noise level ations. 'those who work with these legislation is its recognition opment. of 108 epndb (effective per- The AOCI's 134 members young people deriving from i that information must be ob- Meeting in Molly Pitcher ceived noise decibels), and operate more than 500 of the the studies. '(tained from, and distributed Motor Inn the past two days no assurance has been given world's major airports on five "What we have in mjnd tp, all agencies, public and was the Airport Operators that- the SST will meet that continents. Ttie member air- with this program," Mr. How- private, which are concerned Council International (AOGI). requirement.' •>. , ports enplane 90 per cent of ard said, "is an on-going or- "with the problem—law en- Its board of directors asked. U.S. domestic air traffic and Public Reaction ganization which would pro- forcement, judicial, probation TANKER — Vance P. Dunn of Eatontown, a candidate to become an armor of- tftat a recommended $290 mil- '• •, The AOCI board explained virtually all of its interna- Vide a two-pronged attack; •officers, correctional in- not tie appropriated un- in its letter to the subcom- tional. first; by becoming a 'data , 'stations, and welfare depart- ficer, graduates from the N. J. Military Academy, Sea Girt, tomorrow in a class it is ascertained that the mittee that there is strong At the meeting were the or- bank' coordinating and dis- ments. of 54 new second lieutenants. Mr. Dunn is a pilot for Suburban Airlines, Red Bank will not exceed maximum public reaction to excessive ganization's president, Mat- Airport. The candidate is shown in the turret of a 50-ton "Patton" tarrk at the » regulations and that it aircraft noise. That, the thias E. Lukens, deputy ex- t(San use existing airports. board wrote, has resulted in ecutive director of the Port academy's tank training site.. • 1*Ttie request was sent to restrictions to operations and of New York Authority; Hom- Holmdel Board Meets Sen. John Stennis, D-Mass., opposition to expansion of er B. Anderson, assistant to chairman of a subcommittee existing airports and develop- the executive director of the of tile Senate Appropriations ment of new airports. Virgin Islands Port Authority; Tonight on School Cost 3 Men Held for GrandJiiry (Jommittee which yesterday The members believe the first vice president; O. L. began hearings in Washing- public will demand significant Sands, director of aviation of HOLMDEL — Cost estimate by Brooks Kaufman, an archi- ton on.this year's portion of improvement in the noise lev- New Orleans Aviation Board; figures for the new high tect with Eppel and Seaman, tie SST program. el of any new commercial air- second vice president; J. school and preliminary draw- the Newark firm retained by On Civil Disturbance Charges the township, the portfolio Faster Than Sound craft, and they think no spe- Donald Reilly, executive vice ings of the building will be president from the organiza- presented at a special meet- will go to state education offi- LONG BRANCH — Three tributing to the delinquency of N.Y., a soldier at Ft. Mon- The proposed SST would be cial aircraft — including the men were held for action of a minor were recommended mouth, was penalized $15 for SST — "should be exempt tion's headquarters in Wash- ing tonight at 8 o'clock in the cials and the machinery for faster than sound and.twice obtaining approval from the grand jury on charges re- to the prosecutor for dis- careless driving. as fast as any existing air- from the maximum noise re- ington, D.C., and board mem- Administration Building, Hill- bers from Boston, Los An- crest Road. Trenton and from local offi- lated to the civil disturbances missal. Stephen Kramer of English- craft, quirements, no matter how July 12 at a preliminary hear- great a technological advance geles, Seattle, Dallas, Den- Alex A. Busse Jr., the cials will be set in motion. Eugene Throckmorton of town was given a suspended The issue of noise and com- ver, and other cities; ing in Municipal Court here 158 Chelsea Ave. was fined patibility with existing air- it may represent." board's building committee If the board does not ap- yesterday before acting City fine for driving an unregis- chairman, has estimated the prove the preliminary plans, $55 for being* under the in- Judge Harry Lane of Mon- fluence of drugs. tered vehicle after he testified cost in the area of $4 million. building schedules could be mouth Beach. If the board approves the set back six months, board the car was registered in president George Kinkade Jr. Luis Garcia of 224 Broad- Elijah Tutt Jr. of 607 Rt. 35, estimate and the schematic Neptune, was fined $15 for us- England. Salkind Has New Proposal drawings presented tonight said. way, Jorge Rivera of 138 Sea- view Ave. and Francisco Rod- ing abusive language. Vincent Stasio of 1202 Pine riquez of 221 Broadway are Arthur Netti of 58 Chelsea St., Asbury Park, was fined charged with fire bombing a Ave. was penalized $30 for en- $10 for violating a city ordi- For Marlboro Water System home at 315 Morris Ave. in tering the apartment of Ear- nance by parking on the Mrs. Beanum to Direct the early morning of July 12 MARLBORO - Mayor Mor- for the extension of water would attract more state and line Hemphill without per- crosswalk. Mr. Stasio said he and also carrying concealed mission and turning off the ton Salkind last night re- lines from Matawan Township federal money and will prob- weapons consisting of a base- would appeal the fine, and re- ably be in effect in 10 years utilities. vealed a proposal \to renovate to the Morganville area. This, Educational Services ball'bat and a sawed-off pool fused to pay it. Judge Lane .current plans for a municipal anyhow. Dominick Gesualdi of 54 he said, would bring service RED BANK — John F. cue. then ordered him to serve two water system. "Everyone in government Morrell St. was penalized $45 12 months sooner to the areas must realize that pollution Monaghan, executive director Police Sgt. Michael Irene days in jail, in lieu of the fine, , The mayor said his plan and the need for public utili- of the Monmouth County As- testified that the automobile for three violations of the city would bring "water to Mor- originally covered by the sociation for Retarded Chil- in which the three defendants $556,000 Federal Department ties will not stop at municipal zoning ordinance: parking a ganville residents 12 months dren, announces the appoint- were riding was being commercial vehicle overnight Salkind Says He'll of Housing and Urban Devel- boundaries," he added. watched, and he had followed earlier and at 38 per cent opment (HUD) grant than un- He said he has spoken to ment of Mrs. Doris P. Bea- and on Sunday on residential Sign Kehayas Contract less cost than the con- num as director of education- the vehicle to Morris Ave. der the MAU plan. HUD officials, and his propos- He also testified he saw the property, keeping a junk ve- MARLBORO — Upon his troversial Marlboro Utilities als are being studied in Phila- al services. Authority (MUA) 1969 propos- The mayor said his "super men get out of the car and hicle on residential property, return here last night, Mayor regionalization" proposal delphia and Washington. Mrs. Beanum will supervise Morton Salkind announced he al." all the education programs, throw the fire bomb, causing and unloading a commercial the door of the house to be vehicle on residential proper- will ask planning consultant He also proposed "super re- which include nursery, early blown off. Nicholas T. Kehayas to sub- gionalization" of water and education, the activity center, ty. Edward Celli of 50 Morrell mit a contract for, further vocational education and, Attorney Robert Leavey, sewer facilities, which could Rumson Board Names representing Mr. Garcia, and St. signed the complaints. work on a master plan study entail crossing boundaries. eventually, evening education Traffic Violations for the mayor's signature. classes. She will also serve as attorney Scott Beskin, repre- Mr. Salkind said he has had senting Mr. Rivera and Mr. In traffic violations, Early He was authorized by town- a private engineer, Charles liaison between special ser- Rodriquez, asked for a dis- ship council two weeks ego to New Curriculum Chief vices and educational ser- Meekins of 193 Joline Ave., Cooper of Piscataway, re- missal of the concealed wea- pleaded guilty to drunken sign the contract. The mayor search the proposal. The re- RUMSON - The Board of resignation of Mrs. Bonnee vices and between the unit's Education last night appoint- pons charge on the grounds driving and was fined $205 said if he finds Mr. Kehayas' sults, he siiid. show a 38 ner Fedyk, a seventh grade Eng- educational programs and that there was no proof the work on the land use portion ed Michael Gardullo of Spring community and governmental and had his license revoked cent saving in cost over the lish teacher, with regrets equipment was used as wea- for two years. of the survey satisfactorily MUA projection. Lake as curriculum coordina- education agencies.. tor and elementary supervi- and i^ hired two new teachers, pons. •' . . Frank E,, Grimaldi Jr. of and professionally completed, He added that most of the Mrs. Delphine Krebs, to in- Mrs. Beanum sajd: "I Motion Denied Boynton Beach, Fla., was ' he will not hesitate to sign the " sor of the school district. would like to provide for each savings would come from cuts , struct the fifth grade, and Judge Lnne denied the nioi^ found innocent of drunken new contract. i n engineering inspection Mr. Gardullo is now princi- retarded person in our pro- tion for dismissal of the wea- driving, but was fined $30 for pal in Avon, a post he has Miss Cecile Bouthiller to grams the best possible train- Mrs. Doris P. Beanum fees. He said that when the pons charge on the grounds leaving the scene of an acci- Neptune Man Admits presunt plan doubled the size held for the past five years. • teach French. ing and education by devel- the association since 1964, and that the equipment could be dent. His salary here will be $15,- oping each program through of water lines, it also doubled served prior to that with the used as weapons. George W. Bennett of 172 Receiving Stolen Car inspection fees. , 700. Fined for Dumping all the available re- Mr. Rivera and Mr. Rodri- Riddle Ave. was fined $30 for FREEHOLD - Superior sources—teachers, unit spe- child care center in Farm- He said that was not prop- The board also adopted a KEYPORT - Municipal quez each had their bail of speeding, and has his license Court Judge Clarkson S. Fish- er, because it would be the "philosophy of education" cial services, parents and ingdale. From 1958 to 1962, $2,500 continued pending suspended for 30 days. A er has set Oct. 2 for sentenc- same amount of pipe in the which emphasized the board's Court Judge Seymour R. community agencies." she was assistant dean of grand jury action. Mr. Garcia charge of driving without a ing of Willie Bobby Reid, 270 same ditches. comitment to teach "each Kleinberg has fined Frederick Mrs. Beanum, of 88 Jackson women for the Virginia Theo- is being held in the county jail driver's license was dis- Myrtle Ave., Neptune, who The mayor has questioned child to the maximum limit Ballard, 135 First St., a total St., Fair Haven, was born in logical Seminary and College in lieu of $2,500 bail awaiting missed. pleaded guilty to receiving a th«| $2i;uDl) engineering and of his individual capacity and of $50 for dumping com- Henderson, N.C., and re- in Lynchburg and prior to action by the grand jury. Ohdulio S. Lozano of 188 stolen 1966 Oldsmobile valued talents,", and to "provide a ceived her BS in education at $800 belonging to Eugene legal fepf/jgr .the project, and bustible materials and dump- that she taught high school Also in Municipal court yes- Hillside Ave. pleaded guilty to thinks ^JJirtViS higher»thari solid foundation in the funda- from Hampton Institute in terday, charges against Peter careless driving and was Beauford of Asbury Park in mental skills..." ing junk and litter on private Virginia. She has been super- English at Rustburg and R. Bruckm'ann of 22 Turn- fined $15. Ocean Township Nov. 11, i^j^sal calls The board accepted the property. visor of the activity center for Leesburg. Va. berry Drive, Lincroft, for con- Joseph Bartnik of Buffalo, 1969. -THE DAILY REGISTEE, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN,N. J.s FRIDAY, JULY U, 1970 11 KROLLFORD CENTRAL JERSEY'S GIANT MASSIVE OUT OF STOCK SALE! FRIDAY 24th - SATURDAY 25th - MONDAY 27th NO WAITING — ALL CARS IN STOCK — READY TO GO! 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1970 LTD 1970 GALAXIE 500 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1970 FAIRLANE 500 1970 T-BIRD j #B14« #B1S27 #B1439 #B13<5 #B1445 #B1383 #1210 Custom 500 ranch wagon/ light Ivy Two deor hardtop, pastel blue, I Two door Landau, light blue, I cyt.< I Twt deer hartftep, • cyl., Crulse-o- rudor hardtop, yellow, 8 cyl., Crulse- BT Tudor hardtop, Sportsroof, • Four door, 10 pass., yellow, tinted yellow, a cyl., Crulseomatic, 6 pass,, Torn door Mdan, Freudian Gill, o cyl., Crulseomatic, tinted glass, Crulseomatic, radio, console, power I mafic, medium Ivy gram metallic, omatlc, radio, power steering, black cyl., red, radio, power steerlna, knit tinted glass, radio, power steering, glass, AM radio, power steering, radio, power steering, blue vinyl steering, power side window], air ojreen vinyl roof, radio, vinyl seat cyl, Crulseomatic, radio. air conditioner. roof, selectaire conditioner. i/lnvl seat trim. luggage rack, air conditioner. roof, air conditioner. conditioner. trim, air conditioner. $ $ LIST $ 5 LIST $ NOW 3642 NOW 2275 $3812 NOW 3295 $3675* NOW 3197 NOW M145 $3903 339« NOW ^4995

1970 LTD 1970 GAUXIE 500 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1970 FAIRLANE 500 1970 T-BIRD i #•133* #B12K #11519 #11397 #81418 #B1082 #B13M #81516 •.-... ;•;,. 1 dr., hardtop, s cyl-, Gaiaxlt XL 2 door hardtop, brown Two door sedan, med. Ivy green, 6 Tudor hardtop, formal roof. Ivy Two door Landau, whit* with black rwo doer hardtop, dark Ivy green, Brougham I door hardtop, formal Four door. Select Crulse-o-, I cyl., vinyl root, 8 cyl., Crulseomatic, I Crulse-o, pastel blue, blue vinyl top, vinyl root, tinted glass, radio, pow- cyl., Crulteomatic, tinted glass, green met., S cyl., tinted glass, S cyl., Crulseomatic, radio,, power ro»f, V-8, Crulseomatic, pastel blue, tinted glass, AM radio, power steer- tinted glass, power steering, sequen- 1 tinted glass, power steering, air con- er steering, Crulseomatic, selectairt •odlo, power . »te*rlng, air condl- radio, power steering* selectaire tial rear turn signals, power side | dltioner. conditioner. ttener. steering. power steering, blue vinyl roof. ing, luggage rock, air conditioner. conditioner. windows, air conditioner. $ $ LIST S $ $ HOW 3795 NOW 3595 us* NOW *BM$3215 NOW 2825 NOW 3152 NOW 4093 NOW '3368 NOW M795 1970 LTD 1970 GALAXIE 500 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1970 FAIRLANE 500 1970 T-BIRD I #B147B #81403 #B1518 #81061 #B1380 #81436 #B?01 #B1454 Fertf XL 2 door hardtop, white, t rwe door Sporhroob I cyl., Much Four door, 6 post, white, Crufseo- Two door Landau, light gold, Crulw- I Two doer hardtop, formal root, Brougham 4 door hardtop, Med. Ivy Four door station wagon, white, cyl., Crulseomatic radio, tinted rwe deer sedan, hula blue, e cyl., I, yellow, select Crulseomatic, tinted matlc, 8 cyl., tinted glass, AM radio, tvnatlc, * cyl., tinted glass, power blue, Crulse-o, s cyl., blue vinyl green*. 7 cyl, . Crulseomatic, radio, glass, radio, power steering, rear power stierlna, luggage rack, select Crulieomatlc, I cyl., radio, tteerlng, power side windows. Broug- glass, power steering, block vinyl Cruiseomallc, radio, accent group. / roof, vinyl seat trim, power steering. roof, air conditioner. deck spoiler. sower steering, green vinyl roof. selectaire conditioner. power steering. ham cloth vinyl trim/ air conditioner. $ $ $ $ $ NOW 3364 NOW $3M1 NOW 2380 $3822 NOW '3275 NOW 3260 NOW 4016 NOW 3150 & NOW M95O5

1970 LTD 1970 GAUXIE 500 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1970 FAIRLANE 500 1970 T-BIRD I #H0t3 #81334 #B1517 #B1437 #B1352 #B1477 ' #B1404 #61500 I Four doer sedan, 8 cyl., select Brougham 1 door hardtop, formal, Four door, 6 pass., med. brown, I Two door hardtop, bright yellow, I Two door hardtop. Ivy green met., rwe door sedan, grabbed orange, 4 Tudor hardtop. Ivy green met., 6 Two door Landau, dark blue, I cyl..; I Irulse-o, White wrth white vinyl dark blue, V-8, crulseomatic, tinted cyl., Crufseomatlc, tinted glass, AM cyl., crulse-o-matlc, tint glass, power cyl., Crulseomatic, radio, color keyed cyl. Crulseomatic, rodlo, power steer- Crulseomatic, tinted glass, power' I roof, air conditioner, radio, power V4, Crulseomatic, power steering, glass, radio, power steering, white rodlo, powtr steering, luggage rack, steering, black vinyl roof, air condi- ; leering. green vinyl roof. racing mirrors, bodyslde tape stripe. Ing, black vinyl roof. vinyl root, air conditioner. air conditioner. tioner. side windows, air conditioner. LIST $ $ $ $ LIST $ S4395 NOW 3617 & NOW 3176£. NOW 2448 NOW '2923 NOW 3573 NOW 3995 $3774 NOW 3266 NOW >48W

1970 LTD 1970 GALAXIE 500 1970 MAVERICK 1970 MUSTANG 1970 TORINO 1970 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1970 FAIRLANE 500 1970 T-BIRD |#BM47 #81074 #B149» #B1049 #B1526 #81230 #B1405 #B1205 Four door hardtop, nugget gold Ml Boss, 2 door Sportsroof, Calypso Two door Landau, white, I cyl., Two door hardlop, sportsroaf, t Four door, med. brown, I cyl., tinted Two door hardtop, white, radio, -netoillc, black vinyl roof, select rwe deer sedan, Brittany blue, t coral, tinted glass, radio, console, Two door hardtop, red, e cyl., Cru- Crulseomatic, AM & FM radio, can- cyl., Crulseomatic, radio, brown with glass, AM radio, power steering, power steering, black vinyl roof, 6 sole, power steering, brougham vinyl Cruise-o, radio, power steering, air cyl., radio. oower steering, rear deck spoiler, lseomatic, radio, power steering. with leather seat surface, power r. . brown vlnyt roof, power steering. tachometer and trip odometer. luggage rack, air conditioner. cyl., Crulseomatic. tide windows, air conditioner. NOW '3686 ,&.NOW$3079 NOW '2056 NOW $3556 NOW $2953 NOW M077 NOW $2856 NOW '5295 KROLL FORD A-1 GUARANTEED USED CARS

1970 LINCOLN 1969 T-BIRD 1969 FORD 1968 FORD 19(7 CHEVROLET 1967 FORD 1967 T-BIRD 1967 MUSTANG COUNTRY SEDAN WASON, light COUNTRY SQUIRE Twilight tur- IMPALA SEDAN 4 door, gold metal- Convertible Galaxle 550. Turquoise, I CONTINENTAL 4 door, Alpine LANDAU i door, powder blue, dark slue, matching interior, V-8, auto- LANDAU 4 door, silver blue, white Two door hardtop, candy apple red, lic with matching Interior, V-8, auto- white, black & Interior, factory air Slut vinyl roof, full power & air matic transmission, power steering, luoise, 390 V-8, factory air condi- whit* top, V-8, automatic transmit- power brakes, radio, white side matic transmission, power steering, top, full power, factory air condi- V-s, automatic transmission, radio, I conditioned, full power, loaded, *M» conditioning, stereo tape, all the tioner, 10 passenger, roof rack, must slon, power steering, radio, white walls, factory air conditioner. Ready radio, white tidiwalli. Perfect family be seen to be appreciated. sldewalts. Real sharp. tioner, Ready lo roll. white sldewalts. This week only. I -nlles. extras. Reduced for sale for summer. $AVE '3795 $2745 *2745 M695 U595 $2195 1695 1967 MUSTANG 1966 MUSTANG 1969 TOYOTA 1965 FORD 1965 CHEVROLET 1968 PLYMOUTH 1968 FORD 1964 VOLKSWAGEN Mailbu 3 door hardtop, silver blue. Fury III 4 door, wtilfe, alt vinyl In* I Fwe doer hardtop, turquoise, white Two door hardlop, light blue, V-S, Two doer hardtop/ Cormia, Alpine ceunlry Squire Wagon, V), auto- Torino 2 door hardlop, burgundy terlor, factory air conditioning, V-8, Karmonn Ghla convertible, red, 4 automatic transmission, power steer- V-8, automatic transmission, power vinyl roof, e cyl., automatic trans- white, automatic transmission, radio, matic transmission, power steering, automatic transmission, power steer- with white top, V-» standard, radio, iteering, factory ol r conditioning. Ing, radio, while sldewalls. Priced ing, radio, white ltdtwalls. Like speed radio, special this weak only. I mission, radio, console. A real dell. tO Mil. Bucketi. Like new. radio, whlfe sldtwolls. Ready to go. Special of the week. white ildewalls. Reel nice car. $1695 M395 51695 $1195 MI95 $1995 $1695 *795 ; KROLL FORD 671 BROADWAY - LONG BRANCH NEW-222-3600 USED—222-9200 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 15

FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE I/JST AND FOUND LOST; RSOM 00 fcewb la Set Bright 1*65 BljrCK SKiXAltK — CwrMtl. ponsieus PBJ_N i 1.969 CHEVY NOVA beiwe*n VU pup*. u*l W*$!ervlew tic, J« cv. In., tot h-P. endDt. &lw- shire ej&pen*es (A £/M Aneelej oe July 6MJ4 reuton floor ibilt. Ctutcm fet* WIBEINGI" — Two ltm*it SUmfcae 2S, Mm* W4«2t J>elux« interior, vinyl top, twa-4o*>r, eati 4 month! oil), Sen I Potnl. It v/(r.y, Tuee-flty, July 7. SeoUKieBUJ •Jx-cylindtr, gu.nda.rd. Still under war- turea iaclud* rets ilr shfedt, tAnui't. ferund. c«B MM428. vs.Iue. Rniui offered. Ciil 7(1-4363. rinl.y. Oil «lereo UH unit. Hut Mil tt 11000. AUTOMOTIVE 787-6850 Call UlWi. TWIN BOKO MOTOR* AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS'TOR SALE 1968 OLDSMOBILE — Delta US, tour- Jeep Sales and Service door Holiday ledan. Power •teerliur. Price start at $2430 plua (retgnt 1884 VOLKSWAGEN—J425. power brakes, air-conditioning, snow 74T-O0(O Call after 5 p.m. fires. Reasonable. 842-3232. Until 222-6872 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — FaatbacK. 5 p.m. . blue. New tires and battery. Excellent condition. $1350. Call 775-6328 before 10 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE a.m. or after 6 p.m. 1968 JAOUAK XKE ROADSTER Very nice condition, low mlleagf. K1800. BAILLY BROS. Inc., Eel SALE Bank. 717-0596. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" — For the best car buys. RUSSELL Oldjmoblli!- C Cadillac Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-O91O. 1965 OTO-389 trl power, !our-»pecd, Gasoline 18 ? Posl rear, mag wheels, four new wide tires, power steering. Good con- dition. Phone 566-9378. USED CARS 1963 BUICK — Four-door Special. Good condition. Radio, heater, new Accomplish This By Buying A tires. 58,000 original mileage. 787-1327.

1969 JEEPSTER f\ A T C I I kJ TWO-DOOR Convertible. Stick shirt. Four-wheel DATS UN SEDAN drive. In "like new" condition. Save THESE CARS MUST GO! ! RASSAS PONTIAC SPECIAL 395 Broad fit. 741-5181) Red Bank and Cut Your Gas Bill In Half Eves, until 9

AUSTIN AMERICA — Two-door, four- 1969 CAMARO speed, *1,872. P.O.E. slightly higher Six, tport coupe. Dark green, whit* vinyl wllh automatic. Also Sprites. Midgets, $ This Equipment Included MGB roadsters —OT. A&G MOTORB. roof. Fully equipped, power steering, new Asbury Park. 775-3483. WHOLESALE car guarantee. A real beauty. GETTING DRAFTED — Must sell— 1567 Camaro SS 350. Four-speed. 2395 Power EteerlnR and brakes. Other RADIO extrae. S1.685. 787-1819. ALL MODELS SOLD AS IS — INSPECTION GUARANTEED (More Classified Ads 1969 CHEVELLE $2395 1967 VALIANT $ 995 HEATER & DEFROSTER - On The Next Page) V-8, Sport coupe, full/ equipped* Two-door sedan, fully equipped, vinyl roof, power steering, radio economically guaranteed. 1965 BUICK 1968 BUICK and heater. New car guarantee. 2-SPEED WIPER AUTOS FOR SALE Sp.cial Station Wagon. As ii. Wildcat. 4 door hardtop. Air 1966 CHEVROLET $1395 Good condition. conditioning. Good condition. 1969 PONTIAC $2295 V-8 Impala Sport Coupe. Fully Tempest Custom Coupe, Full/ equipped, power steering. equipped, Fully guaranteed. WINDSHIELD WIPER C. Douglas Alan 1967 BUICK 1965 MUSTANG 1968 CADILLAC $3595 1966 CHEVROLET $1395 ALL VINYL INTERIOR MERCEDES-BENZ V-8 Impala 4-door sedan. Fully Convertible. Fully equipped, factory L«5abr« Four Door. Hardtop, equipped with factory olr condi- Two door. Hardtop. As 's. olr conditioned. Beautiful. Guar- Sales & Service tioning, moroon. FULLY GUARAN- fully equipped. A« ii. $575 Fprtign or Domastic anteed. TEED. CARPETING ..•'-_-: D«liv»ry

1968 CHEVROLET $1995 1966 CHEVELLE $1395 COMPLETE 1963 BUICK V-fi Impala Super Sport Coupe* WH1TEWALL TIRES 1965 RAMBLER Maroon with black bucket seats. Mollbu, S'oorT Coupe, bucket seats. LEAS! PLAN Station Wagon.Good transpor- Electra. Four door hardtop. As (ROE Power steering. FULLY GUAR- automatic transmission, power steering, radio and heater ,— eco- ANTEED. IN Ocimport Avt. Littlt Silver t«tion. At is. nomical — sporty. Guaranteed. WHEEL COVER 1969 VALIANT $1495 842*5353 Two-door sedan. 9,000 miles* stan- 1966 CHEVROLET $1195 FLOW-THRU VENTILATION 1963 BUICK 1966 OLDSMOBILE dard transmission, economical — Six cylinder four-door sedan. Auto- New oar guarantee. "Don't mlsj matic, power steering. Mint con* Riviera. Whitc-rad interior. As CROC Tornado. Fully equipped. Air- 61C7C 96 H.P. OVERHEAD CAM ENGINE this special." dition, economical. Fully guaran- conditioning. Ai is. ^» • «•*«* teed. 1968 CHEVROLET $2195 DISC BRAKES V'8, Impala, four-door hardtop/ factory air conditioned, automatic 1966 MUSTANG $ 995 Datsun 1964 BUICK 1965 CHEVROLET transmission, radio, power steering. Sport Coupe. Full/ equipped, INDIVIDUAL REAR SUSPENSION standard transmission. FULLY Biscayn* Station Wagon. Good Fully guaranteed. Wildcat. Four door Sedan. As GUARANTEED. delivers extras ii. $585 transportation. As ii. ' LOCKING GAS CAP 1967 CHEVROLET $1895 1965 CHEVROLET $1195 that others V-8, Impala .coupe, fully equipped V-8, Impala Sport Coupe, wtvtte FULLY SYCROMESH TRANSMISSION Including power steering. Fully finish, Fully equipped, "Mint con- 1964 CHEVELLE 1964 RAMBLER guaranteed. A low mileage beauty. charge extra dition." Guaranteed. At !>. Good transportation. As is. Two door Sedan. FACTORY UNDERCOAT for or don't 1967 CAMARO $1895 1966 PONTIAC $1495 V-8, convertible, air conditioned, GTO, sport coupe, four-speed power steering and windows, auto- transmission, turquoise with black have. matic transmission, radio, white vinyl top and black vinyl stati. All This For Only 1964 BUICK 1968 BUICK finish with black top. "A Beauty!" Wildcat. Four door Sedan. Two door hardtop. Good con- Good condition. As is. dition. As is. ' 1966 CHEVROLET $1395 POJL 1967 DODGE $1495 V-8, sport coupe, fully equipped Dart hardtop. Fully equipped. Including power steering, fully Power steering, bucket jeats, fully guaranteed. guaranteed. *1935°* $2394 1964 LINCOLN $1095 DELIVERED 1967 BARRACUDA $1395 Four-door hardtop. Exceptionally Spot) Coupe. Fully equipped; fully low mileage. Fully equipped, foe* AIR CONDITIONED DATSUNS IN STOCK BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL tory air. A reel luxury automobile. guaranteed, economical. "Mint condition." Showroom condition. Guarantee. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Your Authorized Datsun Dealer Drive a Datsun... then decide at: Low Down Payment — Bank Financing I It Pays to Advertise in The Register MULLER LftBRlOLA MOTORS, INC. 120 East Newman Springs Road AUTO SERVICE CHEVROLET 264-1323 Telephone 741-2433 Red Bank Stampeded SECOND CAR HWY. 34 566-8000 MATAWAN 0^ Strut K.yport for the car? S A LE THRIFTIEST WAY TO BECOME 3 DAY ACTION SALE!! A 2 CAR FAMILY! ALL CARS OPEN 9 A.M. GUARANTEED _4\\ THURS., FRI., TO 9 P.M. 1969 MERCURlCougar Sport BY 1969 p THURS. & FRI. Coupe, Ermifl* white, turquoise trim, factory Coup*, frost green, black trim, four-spetd air conditioned, full power, radio, $ORQR WALL poti - traction, instruments, tach, SO^OC whitewalls, etc whitawalli, etc LINCOLN- ' SAT, ONLY! SAT. TILL MERCURY These 60»day old cars must go! If you're 5 P.M. 1968 CHEYELiEsSi,A s^ 1966 IMPALA thinking of buying a used ear, you must look Coupe Sequoia, gray, black trim, four-speed, white, black trim, 283 V-8, auto- these over. bucket seats, posi-traction, white- SOAOC matic, full power, radio, w/w, »tc. COME EARLY walls, radio, etc *<_U73 BRING YOUR

'if IUICK •*» MERCURY •48 PONTIAC BE READY 1966 BUICK Wildcat Sport Coupe, TRADE SKYLARK C0U6AR LE MANS 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Two-door hordtop. Air bright blue, black trim, automatic, $1)QR Gron Sport. Two-door ', Convertible. Fastbick Coupe, sky blue, black $1AQC hordtop. " conditioned. Factory Air conditioned. TO full power, radio, whitewalls, «tc. I37«J warranty. trim, four-speed, radio heater, »tc. - 1T»3. WITH YOU $2730 $1940 BUY 1968 RENAULT R, *u,door 1966 FORD Muttang Sport Coupe, Fawn gold, black trim, automatic, $11QC •47 CHEVROLET •44 FORD sedan, deep red, black trim, four- $ flQR floor shift, radio, whitewalls, etc. • ' *9 TEST CAMARO COUNTRY SQUIRE NO speed, radio, etc 9*9 Two-door hordtop. Nlne-ptmenoer DRIVE Air conditioned. wagon. GIMMICKS $1680 $1490 1967 CAMARO Rilly Spo,t 1966 COMET CyclonaGT Con- ALL ARE Coupe, Dover white, blue trim, automatic, vertible, sun yellow, black trim, bucket seats, ANY full power, custom interior, radio, $1/LQR automatic, full power, $11QR FRONT LINE •63 BUICK whitiwalls, etc IO7» power top, etc '. '44 T-BIRD '47 FALCON CAR LE SABRE Two-door hardtop. Two-door. Automatic CARS Four-door hardtop. Air conditioned. Air conditioned. transmission. 1967 CHEYELLE a,ibuspot M 1965 CHEVELLEM. bup FINANCING $785 $895 Coupe, maroon, black trim, auto- SIRQR Coupe, Regal red, red trim, auto- $1AQC WE'RE READY matic, power, radio, whitewalls .... 1973 matic, radio, whitewalls, etc IV7iJ ARRANGED BONUS SPECIAL!!! - TO DEAL - 1967 VOLKSWAGEN .J#O5 FORD Mustang Sport Coupe, ON '69 CHEVROLET ARE -Karmann Ghia Coupe, adobe beige, black rich' maroon, white trim, automat- $OQR trim, four-speed, drop rear seat, $1OQC ic, radio, power steering, w/w etc. » T«r Impala four-door, V-8, power lUering, air radio, etc I«t73 PREMISES conditioning . • * Real nict car. YOU? 1965 CHEVROLET Biscayn. 1966 IMPALA ,„ *.* NO HIGH MANY MORE EXCELLENT VALUES—COME SEE THEM ss four-door, Verdi green, brown trim, six-cylin- Coupe, Tahiti turquoise, turquoise trim, auto- D0N7 MISS der, automatic, power steering, $ 70R matic, full power, radio, $1AQR radio, whitewalls, etc PRESSURE whitewalls, etc 1173 THIS COURTEOUS 1969 CHEVELLEss p 1964 CHEVROLET BelAir, SALE Coupo .LeMans, blue,> white trim) four- speed, four-door, Almond Fawn, beige trim, automat- SALESMEN positraction, sport wheels, $9A0R ic, tix-cylinder, radio, plastic $> JLQC radio, etc covers, etc > "73

Stop in and see our friendly salesmen! LINCOLN WALL MERCURY CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. SHREWSBURY AVENUE 747-5400 SHREWSBURY 25 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK -THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN. N. U FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE Ayrok FOE thiE CIRCLE CHEVROLET ISM DODOB CONVERTIBLE — Fac- 1M4 CHRTBLER NEW YOBlCER — ISM FALCON Wuu — MMl»io MOVA — *«« (port. 325 M«.ple Are. Red Bulk tory air, eju.tome.Uc power steering. Four-door. Factory air. Htny extras. Stereo Use. Blotted ro« wheelJ. 1 T41-3U0 A-l. Reasonable. ttl-guo. Excellent condition. AsUmrKBo. Call GET Hie Best BIH_or_penny. _7<7-M4S. _ 1964 IMPALA 327 — Poor-speed. Tape 1966 CADILLAC. — Sedan de Vllle. MURPHY * DAVIBON - lfercedes- 16M DODQE — U100. 1BS3 FOBD FAIBLMIB-^BuokeU and system. Call 747-5290 after Hsht green, all power, air, AM/FM Beni Bales and 8*r«lca, Hwy. 8, Free- Call console. oc^fieUUmTWufit tour-speed, 6 p.m. stereo-radio. New car condition. Can SCENIC CAR SALES hold. 452-5300. "ftjtf: Posl rear. t38O. Call 7WjW.«._ be seen at 55 Beacon Blvd., Keans- Hwy. 38 HlglllaniH 1964 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE — Con- tourK. from 10 a.m. ^o 7 p.m. dally. 1967 BUICK WILDCAT — Convert!, 19M MUSTANO—*>50. 1908 Lt Uauu 1969 VOLKBWAQEN — Convertible for Less at vertible, nnni condition. Asking J55O. T i965REDPONTIACGTb — ExceT- ble. $3oo. Take over payments. Call 18.000 mllei. tlOOO. M2-M29 or one year ol3. 7.000 miles. Perfegt Call 4SMI368. F & H Motor7~liTc. lent condition. S1000. Call 842-3OM. condition. Alter 1 p.m.. call 747-2153. Hwy. 35 Estonlown. N. J. 84B8B41 WHMt KITSON CHEVROUtT CO. M21111 1966 COVOAR 302-Threeepeed. Ret! 1985- MU8TANO — Convertible, fix- 1WS7, FORD r.ALAXfE 600 convertible Hwy. 36 - Eatontown cylinder standard. Very fine ruanlns —Loaded. Power, time* gold. Bxcel- 54M00O CADILLAC FLEETWOOD BROTJOHAM clean. (1690. Pliant 741-W60 or condition and economical.. Must avelK lentjwndltton^AeUn»_Jieo. 741.T157. '31' 1 *6S — Full power, air, stereo, radio. 1967 GTO Til-flM. WibjMjga^jj^ | | Kitson 1958 OLDSMOBILE — Good running Cruise control, tilt wheel, door locks, Light green, black vinyl top, black 1963 CHEVY NOVA — Four-door~se- 1962 AUSTIN HBALEY SPRITE — condition, low mileage. Phone trunk release. Must sell, accept trade- vinyl Interior, 4 speed. 1969 421 engine. Mirk II rebuilt enilne. New top18J. 3 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop. dan. Automatic. A-l condition. Must 264-6063. in. 223-2211. Call 787-3288 alter 5. Good tire.. 1275. Call T47-5637. Gcod condition. Asklni *4oO. Call eell. MOO. 14 Hudson Ave., East T87-4783. Keansburg. IMS CHEVROLET BEL. AIR-*"our- 1M2 RAMBUDR—Ambussdor. Pow- 1*M VOLKSWAGEN BOO —11395. Chevrolet AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE door. Dark blue. Standards Radio and er steering and brakes. New tires heater. Be* to appredaU. »T95. 2M- Original owner. Good co&dtUon. 1300. 542-3519 100% 2228 atter fl p.m. CHI 7J7-3688 or 8C-5M5. _ j"lM8 VOLKSWAOEN — Oreen. *650. 1883 KARMANN OHIA — ConverU. 1666 OHEVELLB — Two-door bend- tie. Priced to eell. Zxcellent condi- Need! hall of front end. Call top. 327. 4-sj>eed. ill posltrictlon tion. ClU 74l'7S70. 172-MM. rear. Cail 16Y-MS3. WARRANTY '68 CHEVROLET 1861 OADILLAC-ConverUMe. Chest- nut brown. Bfelfe roof. Chestnut 1985 PONTIAC Catalln* — Two-door WASHINOTON^UJTON^UJTO SBRVICB Many of the cars listed here'are Capr^ct V-/•t « wagonwooon,. Automatic, hardtop. V4 automatic. Power steer- S70 Broad 8t. 264-1322 3 Keyport leather Interior. Air. full Ins and brakes. Four new tires. Good "Svtnsk Testae!" used cars (used power steering•ing, roof racrackk , radio. tlrea. Quick salt, "" condition. Low mlleMe. «850. 871-1745. 1070 VOLKSWAGEN — 6,000 miles. sitter S. Factory guarantee. AM-FM. Red. New ears letted the Swedish way.) IT'S YOUR MOVE 1969 PONTUC CATAL1NA—Two-door condition. tiaOO. 872-OM5. ~mo FORD — »100. Call 738-O«0. hardtop. Oreen with black vinyl top. if necessary, repaired by our Alter Thuradty noon call Towne Chevrolet "Svenilc Tfitad" mechanics and 739-0921. Factory air. Power steering and $2395 brakes. Automatic transmission. Ha. rim Av«. Atlantic Highlands qualify for our 100% warranty. i8S5~OHEVROLBT~IMPALA — Newdlo 12.000 miles. (2850. Call after 6 29M101 TO A BETTER USED CAR tires, new brakes, perfect shape. $900. p.m. 671-5741. SUNBEAM ALPINES — 1967. Avoca- Which you can inspect when you _Ca!l_29l-im Kroll Motors Inc. do. Good running condition. ' Wire come by. 1969 VOIJKSWAO-EN —• Squareback, 279 Broadway Long Branch, N. J. wheels. Tonneau cover. Tires In Rood Convertible, V-8, automatic trans- '68 MUSTAN1 1 G air oondltionlnE. automatic, radio, 222-3800 condition. Best oKer. Call 747-98M af- mission, power " steering, radio. heater. 741-M11 between 9-5. ter 5:30 p.m. V-8, autom 1968 IMPALA — Four-door hurdtoj). fmports 1 1 1984 PONTIAC — V-8 Catmint, two- 327 engine. Power gteerlnr and IMS CORVETTE — Excellent condi- nver * steering, ... and we've got the BEST! door sedan. Radio, hester, power brakes. Factory air conditioned. Tint- tion. 20,000 miles. Hard and sott tops. iitcerlnK. Low mileage. $350 to allanr ed glass, automaUo transmission. ~ \200. Must sell. Call 2W-«35a *r 24.000 miles. Like new. M2-2SH9. 1969 VOLVO $2395 $1795 'or minor repairs. oSl-COM. - 1« S AM-FM rodlo, factory olr, one owner, four-speed. '68 PLYMOUTH 1970 PLYMOUTH 1968 BUICK 1967 FORD AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE V-8. Fury II. . 4-dooi-door s , power automatic transmission, power automatic transmission, power sedan* maroon, 142$ two-door, 4-speed, AM radio. steering, One owner. steering, factory air C"5OQC steering and power C92QC ttondard transmission. $1050 $1495 cond., burnt orange. ••*'* brakes, oreeh. ***73 1967 MG MIDGET $1395 1966 CHEVROLET Four-speed. Wire wheels, BRG. 1969 OLDSMOBILE 1967 CHRYSLER Bel Air, 4-door sedan. Brawn, V-J, P-JJ5, Cutlass Supreme/ two-door New Yorker, 2-daor hardtop, auto- 1967 MGB $1595 '67 MUSTANG auto, transmission. 0_m AAP hardtop V-8, four-speed transmis- matic transmission, power steer- 1970 FORDS Wire Wheels. Black. One owner. Full factory equipped. * ' w"3 Six. 2-door hardtop,. StaStanforr d trans- sion on the floor, power steering Ins and power C9^9K Radio, heater. mission. Radioadlo. , Yellow with black C9Z.OE brakes. Turquoise. ***•» $1295 tiny! roof. **OYD 1965 PONTIAC 1967 TRIUMPH $1395 Spitfire. 17,000 miles. • 1968 PLYMOUTH 1967 PONTIAC Bonnevllle, convertible, V-8, auto- Firebird, 2-door hardtop, automatic matic trans-, power Fury III, two-door hardtop. V-8, 1965 MERCEDES $1495 transmission, power steering and steering, turquoise. $1175 AT THE YEAR'S 190. Four-door sedan. Oru own*r. '67 CHEVROLET automatic transmission, power full factory steeering,^ air cond., (41FA Immaculate. Blscoyne. Six. Station wogon. Au- vinyl roof, blue. 3>A I 3U equipment. Green. $1975 tomatic transmission, radio, power itetrlna. 1965 DODGE 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1195 1967 PONTIAC Dort "GT", 2-door hardtop, slx- Squareback station wagon. 1968 FORD One owner, nice car. Torino, two-door, fastbock, V-S, GTO, convertible, V-!, 4-speed cyllnder, standard transmission and console transmission, power steer- Lowest Prices! $1295 full factory e 005 nuto. Irons., power (4AAP Ing and bucket CIQ^C 1965 VOLVO $895 steering. Red. WUV5 equipment. Brown. ^ **' seats. Burgundy. w ' OstJJ 23 Mavtricks • 12 Mustangs • 20 Wagon* • 18 Torino* IMA. Four-door. Automatic. 5 Galaxies • 13 LTDs • 1 Thundwblrd •66 FORD Good Transportation Cars Available 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $895 Convertible. A-l condition, radio, Galaxi* 500. V-«. 4-door hardtop. heater. Automotlc trorremission, power steering, radio. Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing OVER 100 IN STOCK! 1959 MERCEDES $ 795 120s. Four-door sunroof. Restored. $1195 EXTRA SPECIAL A-l condition. NEW LTD BROUGHAM — Four-door hardtop. Domestics Mallbu, six. Station wagon. Auto- #Dio0 — 390 V-8 Cruiiomatic, vinyl roof, power matic'6 transmission6 CHEVELL, power steeringE , jteering,.v/indowi, brakei, teafi and door locki. OUR :$ radio. Speed control, air conditioner, FM itereo, rear 1968 FIREBIRD $2050 Convertible, 4-speed, power steering, x. Station wi window defroiter, deluxe wheel covers, Dark Ivy. PRICE ynlsslon, powi Buhler & Bitter V-S. One owner. LIST $5,389. OUR PRICE 4489 1968 CADILLAC $4195 $1395 CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH Eldorado. Factory olr, loaded, GALAXtE Four-door hardtop, powtr tlttrliig — - $16J50 vinyl top leather. Interior. Stereo. 289. V-8. Two-door hardtop. Four- SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 speed, radio. GALAXIE Two-door hardtop, power ttetring $1750 1968 CHEVELU $2095 '66 MUSTANG NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET Mollbu 396, 2-door hardtop. LTD Two-door hardtop, air eondlrtening _ „... $1595 Automotlc, all power. Two-door har 1968 MUSTANG 31395 MUSTANG Convertible, power .steering Li... $1550 Two door hardtop. Six $1295 cylinder, 3 speea trans. One owner. Grand Prix. Automatic transmission. GALAXIE Two-door hardtop, powtr steering „-, $1395 Power steering, radio. 1967 FIREBIRD $1595 FAIRLANETwo-door hardtop, power steering, vinyl top -.'--^iiS^^I^Qr; _ Twfrdoor hardtop. Moroon. V-i, '66 PONTIAC f.'.w.iAutomallciO '" ;. Automatic ti irlng, radio. FALCON sporr coup. „...... „ :..... J%W 95 1967 FIREBIRD $1495 ' YOU CAN Two-dr. hardtop. 3.1 litre, (-cylinder. '66 CHEVROLE$1495 T GALAXIE Four-door hardtop, power steering _.*..:. $1095' Power steering', power" broke*, Impala. VS. Four-door sedan. Auto- automatic. One owner. matic transmission, power steering, radio- GALAXIE Two-door hardtop, power steering $1050 1967 RAMBLER $995 BUY A... Rebel four-door. Automatic. $1295 COUNTRY SQUIRE Vow« M,. air c>iditi.n.d $1195 One owner, top condition. LTD Two^loor hardtop, air conditioned...:.. ...^ ;. $1095 1966 CORVAIR $850 '66 PONTIAC BRAND NEW 1970 Monza Corsa. 4-speed, 2-dr. hardtop. Cotallno. Two-door hardtop. Auto- MUSTANG Elght-eyllnder __^1_ „ $ 995 motlc transmission, power steering, 1966 MUSTANG $1295 Two-door, hardtop. V*8 automatic, radio. CHEVROLET BelAlr ag«n. nlne-passenqer $ 950 W 1965 CHRYSLER $1295 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL F.II ow.r. .ir e.ndi.i..., $1195 Newport four-door station wagon. P Factory air conditioned. One owner. OLDSMOBILE Dynamic "88" four-door hardtop, clean $ 595 1.965 DODGE $995 Xiiitom 860. Nlnt pott«ng*r wagon. Four door sedan. Automatic trans- Automatic, full powtr. mission/ radio. FOR ONLY . . . ALL FORDS ARE CREATED EQUAL — 1962 CHEVROLET $595 LET'S FIGURE MOUNT-ENGLISH MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Impala two-dopr hardtop, ' '•',' rtandanl transmission* 6-cyl.', '65 CHEVROLET MONMOUTH'S 741-6000 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S Impolo. v-l. Two-door hardtop. Au- IMPORT LEADER tomatic transmission, power, stter- BASE PRICE. Irto. radio. MOUNT RED BANK $1095 FORD ENGLISH AUTO IMPORTS NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. V-». '6Convertible5 MUSTAN. Standard transmitG - MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. • SINCE 1904 • RED BANK slon. Rodla. RED BANK 741-5B8S ible. Standa $895 PER MONTH

'65 BUICK LeSabre. Four-door sedan. Automa- PREPARATION & CONDITIONING. •75.00 flc transmission, radio, power steer* Ing. TRANSPORTATION 74.00 $995 • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION • RADIO TREMENDOUS SAVINGS WHITEWALL TIRES — CATS* DOGS—i D UNDERCOAT TOTAL'2128.00 '65 PONTIAC $589 DOWN ON PAYMENT BALANCE '1830.00 '65 CORVAIR $489 OR TRADE 36 EQUAL MONTHY PAYMENTS29- APPROVED CREDIT.8' '65 TEMPEST $449 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RAH 11.08; TOTAL FINANCE '64 FORD $249 CHARGt '329.78; SUM OF THtPAYMlNTS '2159.28. ALL 1970 OPELS! '63 FORD $379 '63 TEMPEST $349 y DOZEN USED CAR PER DEALS of the WEEK MONTH I '63 RAMBLER $119 LARGE '62 DODGE '64 CHEVROLET '65 BUICK '65 CHEVROLET '61 BUICK $269 STATION WAGON IMPALA 4-DOOR LeSABRE 4-DOOR IMPALA 4-DOOR R&H. Automatic, R&H, Automotlc, power, R&H, automatic power R&H, automatic, '60 CHEVROLET $ 99 power steering, etc. steering, etc. Immaculate. steering, brakes, etc. power steering, elc. $297 $597 $597 $897 '55 CADILLAC $149 '66 PLYMOUTH '67 CHRYSLER '67 PONTIAC GTO '68 PLYMOUTH SELECTION CONVERTIBLE Newport 4-door sedan, HARDTOP Sport Fury Conv,. candy R&H. automatic, radio and heater, auto- R&H, 4-spccd, power steer- apple red, R&H, auto, on power steering, etc. matic, power steering. ing, bucket scats, etc. console, bucket seals, pwr. WE WILL TAKE $1097 $1297 $1497 YOUR TRADE AND $1597 ARRANGE '68 PLYMOUTH '69 TOYOTA '69 PONTIAC GTO '69 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE TOWN &' COUNTRY WON. TO CHOOSE FROM STATION WAGON CORONA 2-DR. HDTP. FINANCING R8.H, automatic, power R&H. outo. on console, R&H, automatic, power R&H, automatic, etc. steering, power brakes. steering, elc. Real economy. P.S., bucket seats, etc. $1797 $1897 $2397 $2997 LARGEST SELECTION OF USED CARS ALL COLORS & MODELS IN STOCK KITSON IN MONMOUTH COUNTY — OPEN EVENINGS TNI 9:30

BRAND NEW I ITOYOTAI : BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL , HIGHWAY 36 , ' CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH TOYOTA •'1726 EATONTOWN P.O.E. TOO RT. 36, EATONTOWN 542-55OO SHREWSBURY AVENUE 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY .542-1126 Olrtctly /Urns from MllitfKtwi SWIM I « "«• *«' « (HwnHtli SS«IIIMC«'" -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BA.vk - MIDDLETOWX. N. ]•. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 .17 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE MOTORCYCLES NrjA - UN OB !» Enc*!lMit con- JS6S CHEVY NOVA.—Aut/jmMlc 1»S2 MEHCTRY — tfl.000 inl'.ti Mriven 1666 PLYMOUTH — fun III teiur-4oor 'HOB, tow mllelee, 1300. C«JI rut m UkM It CtU 2»-«M or XftUlton, power. 8U*r1ii*. IICA6. by little iilt U4y for lUul U/Mi. "(963 CORVETTE ~ dan. tail mm. Call -".-HIT... TZiret *O9d tire*, but one broken hearf- 2644073. waitai ~ tu-nt Hehl. crumpled fender $M 4a.mt.ned $1,300 ONDA — 1670 81360. V~i&t WOO 1»68 PONTIAC — Custom Temptit radiator. Best offer. 7414129 after 4 BOCK BOTTOM. PRICE 1 I960 COMET STATION WAOON «x Ues. t?00. C&u IKS BEL AJH.CH«VH/jrJ5T-e«l»n. Convertible. "Uke new" condition- p.m. M2-KM cylinder stick, Needa battery. 150. 747- 842-6192 Reasonable. 2K-34M. 0MT week nldhts or weekends. O<» owner. Excellent condition. At- 1983 CHEVROLET — Station wagon. 967 HONDA C'L-160 cc Bcrambler. Vtry tw_*_PJ»."• SAL, EM-iMO. ON ALL 1&59 AUSTIN—BuKgeyed' convertible. WILL TRADE — 1965 Chevrolet Im- 1961 PONTIAC — Bonnevllle convert- d condition. $300 or best offer, 642- Bel Air six-cylinder, bydromatlc. 1350. pala alx. two-door hardtop lor Eood ible. Asking W50. Phone between 6 Good condition. Has dented hood. j>hone 787-S572. used pick-up truck. 842-0254. £ STATION WAGONS J350. Call 2M-0OM. a.m. • 1 p.m. 717-9080, Extt 16 or 17. 966 LAMBRETTA MOTOR SCOOTER NEWI1970 CADILLACS •65 Olds '91 Holiday 4-dr. Hdtp. - 125 cu. Only 1.S14 miles. Good condi- OeVlli Hdlp. Cpe. ChooM from 3 •65 Olds Delta U 2-dr. Hdtp. TOWN A COUNTRY DODGE 1960 CADILLAC — Convertible. New ' 1960 PONTIAC CATALINA — Four- ~1962~CHEVROLET~BEL AIR — Four- 1957 Chevy TT-Automatlc, six. 60 Ui alSWan tires, new battery, good running condl- idoor sedan. Power steering and brakes, on. 7W-3321 after 6 p.m^ ^ DtVllI Hdlp. Sdn. Choose from 6 '66 Buick Electro 72! 4-door 1W7 Ford-Country Sedan, 9-pas8«neer. ^ion. Aaklng S25O. 787-5336. | door. Call Devlin Conv. Choose from 2 '66 Ford Mustang 6 Conv, 1967 Rambler-770, six, automatic "4' Ufa HJ.I.IOIC IJ.-IJ568, 2!>lil46 '66 Pontlac Executive Hdtp. Cpe. 1966 Ford-Country Sedan, e-pasaenger. 1969 OPEl, — Station wagon, standard JAGUAR 1966 ~ Dark 'jlue coupe. | I960" CHEVROLET fMPALA — 1962 VOLKSWAGEN Bi.'S'VAN - N^ft' MOBILE HOMES NEW 1970 OLDSMOBILES '64 MercedesZloS 4-dr. Sdn. 1965 Ford-Falcon, six, automatic. shirt. Must cell. J130O. 949-43O8 9 to Excellent condition. Low mileage. Passed inspection. $100. motor, good transmission. Needs new Choose from 2,807 Call 671-2127 «.lrr_6. •65 Pontlac Bannevlllt 4-dr. Hdtp. B 747aiO9evej 12795. Call 774-4443. brake line. 81IMI. Call 812-3126. wo MOBILE HOMES—On the spot. OVER $3500 '64 Cadillac Eldorado Conv. Save now! dHE~VEuTE 1665 MaTltnT itatlon THE FINKST SELECTION — Of new 1967 RAMBLERTAMERICAN — Ex- 1962"RAMBLER WAf'.ON" six cvlirT- dults unly. Call wagon. Automatic. Excellent condi- and used cars In Monmouth County. cellenL condition. Best offer. Call der. Stick. Goori condition. ?l'2r,. 264-1113. •70 Cadillac DeVllle Hdlp. Sdn. •64 Codlllac Calais Hdtp. Cpi. Over 100 air-conditioned, new cars la 566-9810. •66 Olds Cutlosi Hdtp. Cpe. tion. 741-0510. 222-1795. alter 6 p.m. >09 "HENSLEE TRAILER — 10'x60'. '70 Codlllac Fleetwoed Brougham stock. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL, hree bedrooms, l'A baths. Air-con- WT-BIrd Landau Hdtp. Cpe. •66 Olds Dynamic U Hdtp. Cpe. RAS5AS PONTIAC 1063 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 1981~~MEROu!lY Monterey — Two- J962 CORVAIR 395 Broad. St 711-6180 Red Bank $300 or best offer. Call 741-6200. door hardtop. Power steering. flOO $200 .tioncd. $1895. Can bo »een «.t Holly '68 Codlllac DeVllle Conv. '65 Chevrolet Impala - StoWgn. best_orte.r._671-9367_after_5. ill Trailer Sales. RL 35, Soutll Am- '64 Cadillac DeVllle ".onv. Eves, until 0 872-0716. 7390157 S3000-S3500 282 V-S ENGINE—Stick transmission, 19G7 MOB/GT — Black. wlrB wheeln. BUICK WILDCAT 1963 — P*uil power. ^. „______— 1SS2 DART SEDAN — Reliable ita- $1700 or best offer. Call after 4 p.m. TRY ALL THE OTHERS FIRST :xo« MOBILE HOME — Matawan •67 Cadillac DeVllle 4-dr. Hdtp. $500-51000 tlon car. Must sell before July 28. 1907 Chevrolet body. One or all. Best 222-«e5«. Great shape. Must be seen. THEN TRY 1'S '66 Chrysler Imperial 4-dr. Hdlp. Best oiler. Call 542-2731. olfer. Good condition. 787HM 711-3934 after 6. •ea. Adulta only Call '66 Ford Custom 5004-dr, Sdn. *1982 BUICK StaUon Wa&on. Three Pat Keelen's Auto Saies 591-1661 '65 Pontlac Cutallno 4-ar. Hdlp. seats, Power steering, power brakes, 1918 CHEVROLET — Four-door. New 787-1113 Keansburf; J2500-S3000 •64 Buick Wildcat 4-dr. San. Seara'engine. New clutch plate and bat- !)C9 NORRI3 CAMPER TRAILER — '69 Pontloc ^otollna Hdtp- Sdn. AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE •65 Olds 88 IS Convertible «oo._can jsn-2615. tery. r.ood tires. Custom Interior half pletely »el!-contalned. 27x12. Used '68 Chrysler New YorkerWr. onths. AaKinK iH.OOO. 291-0440. '64 Chevrolet Impala Hdtp. Cpe. T962~~FIAT 1100 — Four-door sedan. done. »650. 787-7232. •68 Olds 98 Hdtp. Cpe. Must sell. Best offer over 4100. TRUCKS FOR SALE '64 Olds Dynamic SI 4-dr. Hdtp. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent conill RAILEH — With screened-ln porch. '68 Olds .98 Luxury sdn. 741-2081 alter 5 p.m. '63 Codllloc DeVllle Coups tion. Low mlleaRe. Original owner. Best WANTED — InTernational Scout or *al vacation anil flshlne location. ltWsTVSLKSWAaES N 8EDAN^rLik offer. 671-1226. Ford Bronco with full top In good n he soun at Paradise Trailer Park. $2O0D-$250O •65 Bukk Wildcat l-dr. Hdtp. new. H.OOO miles. AM/FM. Call afte condition. 1967 or later preferred. Plow >. :ir>. HiKhland.i. $2,000. '67 Lincoln Continental 2-dr. Hdtp. 67 Plymouth 3elvedere l-dr. Sdn. tyM1UJWIS 1963 SUNBEAM — Alpine. Good running not needed. Will also consider Toyo a 968 21' TANDEM DELUXE SHASTA 65 Buick Riviera !-dr. Cpe. J condition. New top. AM-FM radio. £600. •46 Cadillac DeVllle 4-dr. Hdtp. 842-2161. Land Cruiser or Land Rover. Call 81J- - Trailer. Awning and many extras, '67 Pontlac Bonnevllli 7-poss. Wgn. FINAL CALL 1965~I"ORD OALAXIE — All nower. 7292 evenings. L'9!f5W fall 261-1159 or 1264-lf^l^ WE'VE SOLD & SERVICED Buckets, console. A-l condition. Call '66 Cadillac DeVllle Coupe 7«-5U0. 1966 FORD — Two-door sedan. V-8 stan- INTERNATIONAL TRUCK SALES [970 XAYTON—~19P completely jeir- •69 Oldsmobllf Cutlass 6 Town Adn. FOR 58 YEARS — dard shift. Excellent running condition. 7965 IMPALA CHEVROLET~~Four- $550. 261-8785. Raritan Garage Inc. :ontalned. Reese hitch. electrlo •69 Plymouth Sport SottaIHe BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ON ALL door sedan. V-S, automatic, steering, S. Main St.. Keyport 2610361 irakes. $.1000 complete. 842-0175. •6B Dodge Charger Hdtp. Cpe. brakes, seat, windows all powprprl. 1966 CHEVROLET CAPRICE — One Radio, Posltractlon. Excellent nondl- owner. Sacrifice. Radio, heater, power 1B6B DODGE VAN — Camper roof 0x50 — AIR CONDITIONINo7~Awr7- vs. Automatic. Heavy duty options tir nnrt shed. $15,OW [Irm. 787-7606 $1500-52000 tlon. Clean. Snow tires Included. steerlnn. $1100. 7B7-1573. fternoons. '66 Olds ' Toronado Custom S1000. 946-8579. $219.1. Call 717-3111. !937~FORn — All "original. Ne"w~tlres 1966~ CHEVROLET HALF-TON PICK 0x50 POUR-RobMTuFnTshed. Alr~coii- •68 Buick Skylark 6 Hdtp. Cpe. OLDSMOBILE — F85 'cutlasj'iMJ— Just passed Inspection. Call after 5 p.m. '66 Oldsmoblll 98 Luxury 4-dr. Sdn. 1969 DODGES!! UP. V8 automatic. S1275. Call lltloner, 10x30 screened patio. Excel- Two-door, red. power. Good ^toriy, 711-6106. 946-4946. _. _ ent ^location. 495-0695. '68 Chevrolet Sport Van Camper clean. Needs engine work. First rea- 1967 CORVETTE — 300 h.p. 327 cu. In. •65 Cadillac DeVIHa Conv. CADILLAC-OLOSMOIILI aonable offer. Bring cash. 74^2860. 1959 INTERNATIONAL —~W all step 2x52~MOBILE~HOM2x52MOBILEHOMB — On spot In Two tops, 4-speed. Call. flat bed wllh racks. Heavy duty llfl ieansburg areaarea . Call 6? Triumph Spitfire :onv. SPECIAL BONUS SALE !! lM7~BiTlCK~ELIliCTRX^~"Bl~h7lM7BiTlCKELIliCTRX^Blueha7ET,rtOITER MOBILE HOME — 8x35. '66 Olds Delta »8 Holiday Sdn. Long Branch 12250. 741-0343. oood mechanical condition. Asking $550. Oood condition. «1,000, Call 787-0M1 or '66 Chrysler Newport 4dr. Hdtp. 222-1234 Call 7414101. * AIR CONDITIONED • 1956 OLDSMOBILE — New tires, bat- MOTORCYCLES AUTOS FOR SALE tery, wiring. Snow tires, extra wheel. Other spare .parts. Call 7S7J1640 between 1069 TRIUMPH — 500 cc. low mile TRACTORS 5 and 6 p.m. S15O. age. J875. Call between 5-7 p.m. 741- 1969 DODGES 8084. 966 TRACTTOR — White. Excellent con- AIR-CONDITION, TINTED GLASS. 318 V-8 ENGINE, AUTO- 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA — 396 cu. S90O. dition. $1600 down, take over payments. In. Air conditioned. Radio, Full power. BSA 1969 — 650 Lightning. Call 787-1698. WE'LL GIVE YOU MATIC TRANSMISSION, POWER STEERING, RADIO, Call Vinyl top. Best offer. 583-2565. , 264-8677. HEATER, W.W. TIRES, LARGE WHEEL COVERS, BUMPER 1965 VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. Ncffli 1968 TRIUMPH—65OCC, fully chopped WANTED—AUTOMOTIVE GUARDS, PLUS ALL STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT. minor work. 5600. 1966 VOLKSWAOE?" Sunroof, $750. 222-5543* Excellent condition. New paint, tires, sprocket and chain. 222-2196 between CASH FOR USED OARS — Trucke. ORIGINAL LIST $4180 CADILLACC — 19681S68. . Floetmooncetwoocd 6-6 p.m. foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite BroiwhmBoh . GolGold with hlaclkk vlnvl l n-ooff, Two Guys, Middletown. 671-9844. TOP TRADE 1965 HONDA 150 M( — Many extras 18,000 miles. Company car. Full power. VW. Factory air conditioning and stereo. 741-7584. (More Classified Ads S3,950. C*U 9864700 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday 1965 BSA Chrome frame, rebuilt en On The Next Page) glne. Beat offer. Call after 5:30 VA1IANT «B85 — four-door nedan, 946^601 $ automatic. 38.00 miles, excellent me- ALLOWANCE chanical condition, some body rot Bear 196S HONDA — 450 oc Good Condi- AUTO RENTALS offer over MOO. 2644369. tlon. It MCHc«M0 great 787-5488. FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR! 1S6« CHEVHQLBT — V-e four-door BU- cayne. Automatic, power steering, .ra- 1970 SUZUKI — 125 cc f«5j»f». war- We've Expanded Our Used Car Operation and first cor. dio. New brakes and muffler. Aflklng ranty. A-l condition. Call 493-4540 at- IT'S EASY TO Slock #B1446 $700. Call 812-1693 after 6 p.m. ter 6 p.m. 2199 1969 BULTACO — 250 cc. Street o We Need To Add To Our Stock JAGUAR 1S0O — Mark IX. British OUR NEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICE •Racing Green. Automatic, leather In dirt. Very fast. KEEP YOUR COOL teflor. $450. 291-2835 Prl. afler 7, anc1 281-0217 Vs a cor Ibot wot/f give Sat. and sun. all day. TRIUMPH 650—Runs and looks good. All you need ts « smooth, good Bal. 50,000 Mile "Factory Warranty Needs mufflers add headlights, $2041 looking Cougar . . . Marquis PRICE A 70 OLDS yov onyvwng wsw to ytotty 11962 DODGE CONVERTIBLE — 383 cu firm. Call 542-2663 after^6j.m. In. automatic. Power ateerlng. M«cha.nl- . • . Montago with air condi- MOST OTHER MODELS^- SIMILAR SAVINGS abort. calls' perfect. Body«ood' Call 721-T347 1969 HONDA. — 350, Scrambler. Good AND SEE WHAT WE MEAN! W» male jure of *ot. We •tter o yjm'. or C7U-28SH Beat offer condition. CaJl after 6, tioning. Come in and keep your 1965 OLDSMOBILE IWAOON — Cutlass 741-4632. cool all lummer long. , giw>» A* W topoM V-6, full -power, «ray with red Interior, HONDA — 1969. 430cc. Red and gold, ond p6noflnooc0 tost. 14,000 ml]«!>. Ilka new. Private. Call 871 electric starter, turn signals, like new We Have 2 0808 or 671-0090. J875. After 5:30, 566-5431. RENT TOWN & COUNTRY It bos to posi. So we con give k oor 100% gaarantee AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE 1970 CADILLAC ELDORADOS that wet cepoir or replace afl FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DODGE major inechonicol parts* (or t 30 days or 1000 miles, which- Cougar • Marquis • Montego 60 MAIN ST. 566-61C0 MATAWAN ever comes first. Summer Is HERE! FROM US See A "RUSSELL MAN'1 Today! Isn't that what o hew car- •nd w» nied 100 Used C>n owner needs? A bug that won't Hwy. 35 264-1400 Keyport •••••••••••••••••i drive you nuts. GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY OLDSMOBILE. RED IANK — 842-2500 We will trade or buy out 'engine,'tronsmmiofl, reof oirle# WALL , If3 Niwman Springs RearJ right — Call or Come in CADILLAC CO. 300 GALLONS OF GAS front oxle oiwmbliek brake systen, SHREWSBURY, N. J. •lectriccri system. TOM'S FORD RUSSELL WITH PURCHASE! ASIURY PARK — 774-4800 Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore (Of Rtilroad Avcnu* ASK FOR ED SIGLER "Manmouth County's Largest Oldimobile-Cadlllic Dtiler" FREE OFFER ENDS AUGUST 10th AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE 747-5400 100 Newman Springs Rd. • Rtd Bank AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 741-0910 FORD'S Volkswagens

1962 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, white. 1971 PRIGE-RISE A CERTAINTY CORTINA V ONljY $795 SEE M977* 1944 VOLKSWAGEN THE Seden, white. HOTTEST YEAR-END 5950 CAR CORTINA 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 2-DR. SEDAN BUY THE ALL NEW Convertible, black. $1195 AROUND PRICES NOW Completely Equipped 1968 VOLKSWAGEN CHECK ON ALL 1970 PONTIACS • Deluxe interior t bterier • Up to 30 M.P.«. Squarebaclc, light blue. On Our Showroom Floor • tucket Scats • lumper Guards $1995 THE PRICE

• Wbitewall Tiras • Wheel DIKI YOU'LL NEVER BUY A NEW *Bai«d on manufaclurtr't luggaitad rtfall bate price *f 1969 VOLKSWAGEN PONTIAC FOR LESS! East Coait P.O.E. Price includes Fadaral excisa fax. State, Squarebaclc, grain. local taxes, transportation and dealar preparation ehergei, if any, additional. $2195 STILL A URGE SELECTION '£•••••••••••••••••••••••••••»•••••••••£ all models and colors to choose from Domestics 1969 PLYMOUTH I .965 CHEVY many with air condition! F&H MOTORS 1964 JEEP "Get a better deal from a better dealer" •1967 MERCEDES-BENZ AUTHORIZED ENGLISH FORD DEALER Wagon, radio, heater, 1965 RAMBLER Marlln 2-door hardtop, auto- automatic, power steering. matic transmission, power DOWNES PONTIAC HWY. 35 542-1111 EATONTOWN steering. Red and black. %•! $1095 U Lower Main St., Motawon Open Daily 'HI » P.M. TRUCKS FOR SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE 1968 CHRYSLER 1963 RAMBLER 566-2299 wed. & sat.™ *PM. (Between HIghwoy 35 and Highway M at Hit Parkway overpass) 1964 TRIUMPH Roadster, radio, heater, YEAR-END four-speed. 1966 DODGE 1968 PLYMOUTH "Satellite" automatic, power steering, whltewall tires, V-8 JERRY BARATTA'S and LOU LERNER'S PICK YOUR PICK-UP SALE! $1095 engine. CHOOSE FROM 10 IN STOCK S 1970 BARRACUDA 1968 PLYMOUTH 1966 CADILLAC Conv, Lemon twist with black Fury III, 4-door sedan, v-B, Direct Factory top, V-8, auto., power steer- automatic, power steerlng( whltewalls, vlnyt Interior. Many colors, long end short whsel bates, V-8's, contractor Coup* deVille, full power, ng, whftewalls, radio. List S3395. OUTLET special, rangar packaga, camper special. factory air. ••••••to TAKE YOUR PICK $2795 NEW SHIPMENT OF WAGON SPECIALS RAPID TRANSIT 1967 CHEVROLET Your Choice SPECIALS 1970 EXECUTIVE CARS 1/2 TON 3/4 TON Corvair, four-door hardtop, radio, heater, four-spaed. Your Choice Just Arrived! FROM FROM $2499 1966 FORD FAIRLANE $2299 WAGON, lix-paisenger, six-cylinder, 1969 FORD FAIRLANE NEW SHIPMENT OF $1095 automatic transmission. TWO-DOOR Cobra, automatic trans mission, 427 angina. 1966 PLYMOUTH JULY - BUILT 1970 FORD BELVEDERE, six-paiienger wagon, 1969 MUSTANG Maverick, two-door, radia, iix-cylind«r, automatic transmiiiion, 2X2 FASTBACK hardtop, V-8, auto powar steering. DUSTERS heater, six-cylinder, three-speed. matic, power steering, 390 engine. $1795 '66 CORVETTE $2985 '66 FORD $ 985 ^^ Special Four speed, 427 engine- Four door, automatic, radio and '~mof the heater. •68 PLYMOUTH $1785 F-250 1966 VOLKSWAGEN FURY III, 4 door hardtop, power '66 FORD LTD $1285 F-100 steering and brakes, automatic, Blue itdan, radio, heatar. Four door hardtop, power steering #2253 •• ' ""* radio and heater. #1440 Car ' #U7.23. Full 100% and brakes. Automatic radio and ALL STANDARD EQUIPMENT guaranttB. '68 SUNBEAM $2485 heater. All i+andard equipment plui: PLUS - Six cylinder, 3 spaed "TIGER", V-B, 4 speed, radio transmission. West Coast mir- Six cylinder, 3 speed tram- *935 and heater. Llk« new. '66 CADILLAC Special rors, oil and amp gauges, cig- '68 BRONCO $1985 COUPE DE VILLE, Air, power misston, rear bumptr, 1250 lbs. arette lighter, 2450 lbs. rear Four wheel drive, V-B, special steering and brakes ond windows springs, 4-000x14.5 8 PR tires. plow, radio and heater.- and seats. r«ar springs. Blua. Maroon and white. SHREWSBURY BAYSHORE MOUNT ENGLISH MOTORS INC. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FORD SHREWSBURY AVE. FffiST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 741-8500 SHREWSBURY Monmouth & Maple Ave. 741-6000 Red Bank 211-9200 229-4790 18 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 FOB SALE WANTED-AUTOMOTEVE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Family Ctotema HELP WANliED - MAiB J RUSINB8S OPPOBTUNITIES TAUftUnr-UIMi CAM w CAL/JENSEN orraHoius ir Ctrformuet Stilbteti BUST CAL 21 CAPE D0RT IV SAILBOAT — Pu JUNK CARS CAL25 chased new summer ot i«68. Used Kould ha", elthw a Mai Bitate or PICKED UP • flv« days. Mint condition. Pluantrat. Sonil* Horn* DackfrJund. Salary CAL 28 Orliinal price MM. stcrjtlct WOO. 741' plus cotnmliilon. 8end r«|um« with INSTRUCTION HAMM Twinbrook Auto Wrecking T4O7 between I and_10 p.m. only. lull particulars to Box W-1M. The CAL 29 :S'~PACDM AKER196* SPORTFISH FB pally Relrltter. Bed Banlc Eitontown 542-2235 Sleeps 4. »itp-to-ihore, depth flndtr. CBRTirfl.D.TaAJipjm - In seeondj All available for Immediate dellvtry | VACHTS Extras. Clean. *t!00. Call 145-7483 •> education ORGX WE DON'T SELL JUNK — E S0 1C B38-1112. lluit be available Immediately. No 'oer ot stud Nor do we buy it — al S^|»'»V ' experience mctsiary. Good advaaee- t to TALBOT YACHT SALES 1965 FIBEBOLAS BOAT — «5 njp., (ul mint. Guaranteed" Increment within We do buy tlean. late model cars canvas andtraller, 6l00. «7ll-57<» " for at top dollar. See or call WALL Red Bank 741-M9S (24-hr.) first month. Call 741-4018. LINCOLN-MERCURY, 747-5400. LIGHTNING 4*1877 — Witt sails and BLOOD DONORS WANTED - *7 Mr COMPUTER CAREERS STUDIO new mast. Reasonable Call 1«' IB H.P. — Good condition. O»ra donation Fre> blood type (Sard Issued. anchor, lines, cushions, fas tank. Asl Hours: Tues. and Thurs. eventnge. In business, Indullry and fovtrnnunt OF ASBURY PARK MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. 35. Eatontown ln« $250. 842-O926. B-8 p.m.. Sat. B a.m.-4 p.m. Closed start wltn ECPI iralnlni Day and sV^SKIFF — Excellent condition. Pal- first week eaeh month. JClltabeth •venlnjs. • Call E0P1 at »42-M» or NEW HAMMOND 2S' TROJAN CIW03BR — Twin V-8 127. Tint ECPI. 2M uontnouth Park Hwy.. mer motor. In the water. $2,500. 264- Bridge, radio. Fully equipped. Aaktnt Blood Donor Center, SO Main St.. AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS MOOS! 848«574. natontown, N. J, 642M90. Vest U)nK Branch, CADETTE ORGANS 24' CABIN SKIFF — 100 h.p. Chrys- a9«8 10' ALUMINUM JON BOAT — XJILJBR MEN — Blx days. Local, JOIN THE COMPUTER $555 *1985-o8li^TONChevrolet rear end and ler. In water. Oalley. head complete With 1989 4 h.p. Mercury. Accessories. edy position. Friend V atmosphere. Ucludee bench, delivery, Instant-play transmission, 3-sj>eed-15" 6 lug wheels &225. 747-63S8. _^^_ GENERATION boo. (lets you play «mg• M wtir ojra and 1<" standard Chevrolet wheels ,.ii Want, i 6 l 1964-10' BARTENDER BOAT — Mer-31' CABIN ORUISER SKA SKIFF— 1»W elBM — TYPING from the start) •_jL»tffUSS, _ $!K38 with tires. Call 741-4&67 afler t p.m. cury 500-60 h.p. motor. Excellent con- Twin JlO's 190 Hours. Fly brldte, dual CLAM OPENER WANTED •IBM — KEYPUNCH at no charge. COMB IN FOR A STUCE dition. J900. Call between 9 a.m.-controls. Qalley, dinette. Shlp-to-ahort. SIBM —OFFIOE AUTOMATION DEMONSTRATION. 2 p.m. 291-3382. Call 2224040. •IBM — CONSOLE OPERATORS AUTO RENTALS •IBM — COMPUTER PRO- PR 5-9300 1361 MFO FIBERGLAS BOAT—19'. GRAMMING 75 h.r. Evlnrude. needs repair. S7O0. OFFSET PRESSMAN Day or mint classes TOM'S FORD 222-3381. STORAGE AND SERVICE Experienced Chief 11x17 or multl op. ^gd'a'ily •!.. i. Ba^M** CAR "BKJHT-TRACK PLAYER—Like WHY HAUL VOUR BOATt — Man: erator. Full benefits. Call 747-2800. Northeast Computer RENT A CAR small repairs can bs made, bottoms 200 Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport FLAGSHIP scraped in th« water. Try our Dlvln MANAGER Institute service. Reasonable rates. Call MS- 00 Enillah Plaza Red Bank MOVING 0VER8EA8-OARAGE SALE DAILY •WEEKLY • MONTHLY 3231 or M6S1I4. JEWELRY —Sat. July fi, 8-5. TV'S, one color, Prices atart at IS.M and up Econo- 747-4647 two black an« white. H1F1, 3«r exten- Car of Red Bank. 210 E. Newman MARINE Spring! Bd. 7)7-0173. Permanent full time position tor ex> Approved lor New Veteran BeneHtj eion ladder, lawn mowers. raan«l«, We now havt the new WMlcraft "Air- perienced person. ImmediatImmedate pplace clothes. Jacks, miscellaneous bar- plot" rejtriv for demonstration ride. BUSINESS NOTICES gains 95 East Mount Ave., Atlantic Ilrv. smooth boating In most any «ea. mentment . Oood starting salarsalaryy . EmployEmployemployeee BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Call 291-2838 for appointment and he Sscount plan, plus other benefitfitss . Ap MERCHANDISE Hlghiands__291-WIIr_ evenings lor appoint- New Jersey's Larjest Brothers in 1939. In the water and and cabinet work, Hailet. 73S-O2DO. "Make sure th* turtle has food and1 water, M'iicHLLANBOUS ITBMB*— Decora- In excellent condition. All you need Kitchen ca'jlnets, room dividers, van- PALNTBRa — Experienced only. GOO( ment. tor items, luggage, some Jewelry, Marine Supply House lues, book casts, etc. Free estimates. pay, workTnc conditions. Call A71-38O< to do is pput en her sails ind you're Grandma and put fre$h loaves in for the between 9-5. Hon. through Frl. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCBS — odds and ends. Re antiques. Inter- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP readdy to go. Inspect by anpolntmenan t RECORDINO SERVICE — Weddings, Welfare anf people with credit prob- esting. 229-8933. only. $5000. Firmi . 747-15527471552. contlrmalloni, political, copying (dub BXPBRIENOED BODY MAN — Apply lems. Immediate delivery. Instant U Wharf Ave. 741-5IS0 Red Bank bugi. The frog's water w.lI need in parson to Fat Keelen'a Auto StleB, credit Gall Mr. oran, 878-6811. COUNTRY KITTEN Open Mon. • Frl. 9-6. Sat 8-«. Bundaya 12' RUNABOUT With 9M h.p.Mng) tape or disc, demo-records, 1 Hwy 38, Keaiuburf, or call 787-0926. • and Holiday! 9-1. motor. J295. Call mastering, prenlngi. By appolntmenl changin , and the snake eatl..., ALLSEW SHOPPES ANTIQUES MADE TO ORDER — Foam rubber 872-1981. only. 54f-9067. MAN — Full charge small construction office. Bookkeeping and typing ex- U Church 8t. 495-0177 Keansburg 28 Thomas Ave. Shrewsbury cushions of leatherette and Industrial COLUMBIA SA1UNO YACHTS perience. WMllf or 871 -9228. JUST ARRIVED — Many collectors' upholstery. 842-2205. RANOER YACHTS OHT KAULINO HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED —FEMALE DESKS tlD up. FILES, tables, chairs, items plus much more. Also oak table, YACHT BALKS * BERV1CI O'DAY SAILBOATS CARPENTERS — Experienced only adding machines, typewriters, BOB'S WELTJINO 4 REPAIR ecEool, qualified young men for posi- T50'~~GALVANIZ_ib CHAIN LINK Portaupeck. 222-5829. 842-3O60. rude engine and trailer. 1300. Call Portable Welding SECRETARY — For cinstructlon o tions In one ot today'a most lucra- SCHOOL BUB DIUVHRS—For Septem- b« employment. Will train. Full or FENCH—4', 11 gauge wire, complete SAILBOAT - Alcort sailflsn. Excel- Call 542-4917 tive profeailont. Ir you an interested BED BOARDS with steel posts, rails and* clamps. ypl'nit. HAMIDTON CONBTRUCTIO] In first year •arnlngi c-f H3,O00 with "t-Ume. A. Helfrlch and Son. 787-Assorted slsed ana thickness from Never used. A bargain at 60c per lent condlUon. W99. Call after 5 p.m., CORP., Pearl Harbor Rd . Fort Mon unlimited future Income potential, call OOcfO-cft "•'• MIDDLETOWN firm fir plywood. Sample price 3Sx foot._542-2731. u S42-6547 787-8217 mouth. Call MJ-8114. Aek /or Mr.8424360 MEN . . WOMEN.. . STUDENTS . , 72xVi", ».58; 4S"lt72"xl4", $7.29. Also VENTNOR 25' EXPRESS CRUISER— ZONE MARKING CO. Masse!. %" thickness In stock. GARAGE SALE — Jufy~~25. 10 a.m.- «>5 h.p. Chrysler V-8. Standing head. MARSH MARINE Parking lota, recreation area, trafflo 5 p.m. Tools, books, records, house- Dinette, galley. Sleepa lour. Excellent CHAMBERMAIDS — Laundry Work- RED BANK LUMBER hold. Hemschoot, corner Spruce Dr., SAILBOATS control layout stencil work. Phone 747- ers. Excellent year round positions. -AUTO MECHANIC _CreSt_Rd., Mlddletown. _^ i- H:lon. S26O0. 741-8937. 4o0S or 747-1OS5. Must apply In peraon. no phone calls. EARN$I25 + Wk Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5oOO. "wANT~Bd*T~AND TRAILER — Pay SAILFISH SUNFISH Howard Johnson'! Motor Lodge. Rt SURFBOARDS — 8'6" Weber Fenth. GARAOE SALE — Sat., 9-4. Love- cash. Must be a bargain for resale. TREES REMOVED 35. .Mlddletown. FINN BUICK •r. 180: ^4" Weber Perlornur, JSO. scat.i rugj, golf cart, TV, service- Bo.« motors wanted, etc Buy * Sell BLUEJAY M-SCOW Odd lobs Reasonable rates. PJion -ood condition. Call 747-5443. man s table, hand mower, mirror, Bu-ap Shop. Rt. 36. Keansburg. WAITEB38ES — Experience preferred 338 Broadway 222-6W0 Long Branch Persian lamb coat, many household 420 TURNABOUT 741-7135 but not essential. Apply In person, TWO SETS — Llvln >om section Items. 85 Laurel Dr.,, Fair Haven, 187-618O. LIGHT HAUUNO—CUBAN CELLARS, Town and Country Inn, Hwy. 35. Kcy> GUARDS IG als, one $75; one Like new. BLUE JAY — Olsen built wood. VENTURE-PACESHIP - TANZER YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates EXCITING CHILD'S TOY — Mus- FITTINGS RIGGING WORK Full time Security Guards needed by SECURE YOUR SUMMER JOB NOW 787-S3D8. tang Jr. Buttery-powered. Forward, Equipment lncludea sails, spinnaker, USED BOATS Call after S p.m. 741-3140. HOUSE WIVES AND BTUDENT3 — manufacturing plant In Freehold area. vang. notation. spinnaker year, Open 7 dayn » a.m. to 7 p.m. STEREO COMPACT MUSIC BYSTEM reverse. With lights, horn and re- HLI"E.TAY JET M M-SCOW WANT NEW BUSINESS? Why nopart-timet ,, two hours a dayd , five dayi Steady work, good pay, free ho»plts!l- —Garrarri turntable. Regular $295. charger. Retail. $550. Beet offer. bsiiers. trailer, tie-downs, etc. Newly ^ar necessary 671-1111 zatlon and other benefits Calf 492- GOOD HUMOR Now $175. ANDERSON'S MUSIC, 30 506-7811. Tarnished and painted. This boat Is SOBSTAD SAILS have your phone located In Long necessary. 671-1111. 890ft for Interview appointment. In . beautiful condition. $800. 741-8027. Branch. Lots of people do not like MATURE WOMAN — For Industrla! b Broad St., Red Bank. 747-0825. _ to call out of town numbers to buy afetlrla. Call GENERAL MAINTENANCE HELP ?oprR.dBant..^ori5 TRAILEX TRAILERS things or have work done. For pen- You must be IS years or older, and FURNITURE^Bofa. chair, drum ta CHAIRS — Table, pedeslanran, smali COMMANDO 65 Orchard St., Red Bank 711-6767 842-5012 or 671-9342. WANTED — Painting and carpentry. ble, dining room table, china cabinet wrought Iron dinette set. coffee table, nies a day we will aniwer your Steady work. Call 7*1-7587 after 6 p.m. have a, valid N.J. driver's license. six chairs. Throe bedroom sets. Bunk and miscellaneous. 671-9480, PERFECT AUXILIARY OUTBOARD 23' DEEP V FIBREGLA3 BOAT — p^one In Long Branch 24 hours a MATURE WOMAN to care for year- WANT A JOB WITH A FUTURE?— beds. Kitchen table and chairs, wash MOVING — Oarage~and mlscel" t h 7.5 H.P. 3 8HAFT LENGTHS Bunks and head. 160 h.p. Mercury In- day One job a month more than old child In my home. For irorklnf SHEET METAL WORKER — Experi- er, bar and stools. Lawn mower, nev laneous yard slesale. . Riding lawn mowmow- boaici'ou'hoani. Tandem trailer with pays for this service. Don't let tion mother. 7 a.m.-7:30 p.m. 201-10M. enced In cutting, ending, punching We need an experienced operator and MARSH MARINE I after 5 or 10 minutes to 8 custo- and assembly. Mutt be able to fabri- shampoo girl. Copenhagen Co ffures, " used. Foot lockers. 234 Ttlveredg) er 7 hph.p.h ,, pneumatieuti c tiresti , etct .B Bat., brakes. Like new. 14,990. Call 264-8916. WAITRESS — Country Club, year- cate from drawings. Apply ELBCTKO Kings Hwy and Rt 3S, Mlddletown , New Shrewsbury. 741-0220. July 2525, 9 to 7 . 88 BwarUteBUel l DrD . «g Orctiir-I St. Red Bank 741-8767 14' FABUGLAS ouftoard boat and round work. Call 741-4113: 1 for appoint IMPULSE. 118 Chestnut at., Bad 671-0386. jitljtddletownd . Call 671-3424. K CHRIS CRAFT CUTLASS — 210trailer, (no motor), with canvas top ment. Bank. 141-0404. IN STOCK MOVING TO FLORIDA^ — Garage h.p. SJilp-to-ahore radio, depth finder, and .side curtains, like new, $900. BUS DRIVBRB — For W70-1971 outriggers, two bunka. head. Many ROOFING — LEADERS. OUTTEM. REGISTERED NURSES — For nura- «chool year. Experienced or will train White heavy duty combination alumi- sale. Bat., Ju y 25, 10-4. 4 sllver- extras. A-l. 747-4388. New or repaired. Home painting. No Injr home. Excellent salary and lib- EXPERIENCED and assisstt applicanpp t in obtaining num windows. 6 most popular sizes whlte Ave,, Little silver. eral fringe benefits. For aopolntmen necessary license on new equequipmenti . In stock (or new Homes. $13.99 each 14' ROWBOAT — Freshly painted, waiting. Guaranteed fully. 566.1160. Call 291-0600. Mon: Uirouftn Frl. Di Shl Cedar aTARCRAFT CAMPER — Bleeps elkaC F "ER S'.".FIPH — Good condition. afloat and tightt.. J75. PPhone CAR .POLISHER. Apply Cedar Drive School. Bring In your sizes. Stove, Icebox, pi'<^ water tank. Bed and white dacron sail. $125. Call 7414S2741-4S244. FURNITURE MOVING — Attics and LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES — Preparing new and uned can for de-Drive. Colts Neck. 462-HOo. _ PROWN'S 671-3183. . ? • n. 7M-"il9.'. ,_ cellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call All shifts. For nursing home. Top livery. Permanent position, top wages, 41' TUNA CLIPPER — In water. Ex- '47-3002. all fringe benefits. Apply REID BANK FACTORY HELP — Full-time and iloVING~MUST~SEI_>^lS^0 24' open cellent condition. $4000 or beat offer. salary. For appointment call 291-060 permanent. Experience preferred but 32 Broad St. Red BanH 741-7800 ODD JOBS — Light Muling. ir«es Mnn. through Fri. AUTO IMPOIVTS, lib JE. Newman Sc<*' Sklft with console, teak fish '.rax- 291-1262 after 5. Springs ltd.. Red Bank. not necessary. Paid holiday! and oth- GARAGE 8Al DESK—S25, corner table S15. Two9'«" OREO NOLL SURFBOARD —$34 Mgr. 741-4343. . HELP WANTED-FEMALE counta. Only those Interested In per* PART-TIME EVBNINOS-Cleanlng of bookcases $25. Pair of dark sreen Call > HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRL FRIDAY — For~sales~pTom»- manent association need apply. Com- flees In Mlddletown-Keyport area loveaeata $25 each. 741-5779. Mon work li Hrlcktown «rca. Must mission, bonus and company bene- Muat have car and license._563-5618_ CHERRY MAPLE cocktail table S95. IS MONEY YOUR PROSUBM have car. Full or part-time. Per. fits with outstanding growti oppor- SCHOOL BUS DRIVBR8"WANTED— now $20. Early American World Olo'jo EIGHT-TRACK TAPE PLAYEKT FACTORY JOBS Here's ths answer...become an AVON manent position. Write, statins; houri tunity. Apply in person with reiuroe, No prior experience needed. We will lamp 165, now 130. Both excellent Representative...earn good money available, age, education. Mr. Alelo, Ebieo Building, Shrewsbury Ave., train. You must have good drlvinr condition. 291-9102 after 6. INSIDE SALES CLERK We need women In your spare time near home. 1305 Patterson Plank Rd., North Ber- Shrewsbury. record. Monmouth Regional High RAILING — Iron"bridge ttllTn_""(u"sed) J. Blrohall. 74 Store Manager. ii?Ch.ERJ^,NC.Er> WAITRESSES — Mlddletown. _ condition. $35, Call after 6, 747-4472. xvigtlt shirt. Aoply In person Rex Din- SITUATIONS WANTED-Female "COMBINATION ";CAR RIAGE "AND ner._U7_W._Froiit St." Red Bank. LIFEOUA'RDS -WANTED^For ocean, STROLLER — Like new. $25. Phone A iVeu; Fashion in Modern Retailing with TWO GUYS LEANING W0M"AN _ One or'lwi call MATURE WOMAN — Desires house- Rt. 35 * Twlnbrook Rd., Mlddletown ___ 812-1703. work or babysitting. Phone Quality & National Brand Merchandise at An equal opportunity employer DRIVER — Tandem dump truck. "RECLINBR LOUNOE CHAIR- WAITRESS — Day traiift opening, Experienced only. Call after 8 p.m. Green. Never used. Can bo seen DOCTOR'S RECEPTIONIST — Nurs- EATONTOWN~M0THER —~8eekin»; by calling 431-3623 after 5 p.m. Strictly Competitive Prices. 11:30 to 2:30, Mon. through Frl. Ideal ing training not required. Hours 5:30 8425M2 baOy-slttlnfc lob In her home. job for married woman. Experience '•">• 'o 9:30 p.m. four nlchts. 8:30 a.m. ^ __ 942-S173 WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR.—Ex- preferred but not essential. Call THE to 1:30 p.m. Sat. Starting salary S« cellent condition. $76. Call HEARTH. 747-O5M. EXPERIENCED NURSES' AID — 495-0425. ?" week. Start In Sept. Write Bo> MEN'S FURNISHINGS Wishes to care for sick or elderly Excellent Management Opportunities "EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on la- tMiS8,_The Dally Register, RertJJanK, SALESMAN person. References. Live-out. Part or DESK — stowe single pedestal 5*3" dles' coats. Union shop. Top wares, GIRL - For occasional "part-llme tvp" full time. Call 717-3289 after 5. walnut with swivel chnlr, $55. Mon- for applicanii with good experience Apply Wall Bt. Fashions, 37 Wai Ing work. Speed MI Important. Ca Permanent full-time position for a moutb County Blood Bank, located Street. Red Bank. 741-7171. mature man with retail experience. BXPBRIENCED BABYSITTER — Atlnntlc Superama. 542-0110. Call Mr. Huber, 747-1800, Seeking steady five days a week. In • MAJOR APPLIANCE MANAGER WOMXTTTO WORK — Innrui^stor? your home. References given. Call YARD SALE — Tools and mlscel- HELP WANTED - MALE Three days a week beginning In Sent' 4:30-5-30 p.m., 741-2871. Innrous Item*. Snt,, Tuly 25, 9 a.m.3M THESRMOFAX_ C Qualified in brown and white. Buying, selling, in- Wrl<_."I" T-14«, The Dally Register ROOT'S - RED BANK 'RELIABLE,"MATURE WOMAN will to 5 p.m. Ti9 Foster St., River plaza. 741-5906 AUTO MECHANIC""—" To manaje babysit In my home or yours—Call FOR SALE — Silk couch (green), ventory and profit control, advertising and promo- HOSTESS — ADT.IV In ntrmn. l> high volume aervlre station. Call 495-0537. boy's bicycle, cabana refrigerator, ierlence preferred but not a'janlutel 741-4974 after 7 p.m. dining room set, headboard, desk, tion. Supervising salesmen. FACTORY JOBS nE and console piano. 842-272!). I'sTh'Yt' POINT INN. Hw ASSISTANT MANAGEB — Experi- SITUATIONS WANTEDMale • FLOOR COVERING MANAGER WorrIM about we plant layoffs? enced In atmosphere restaurant, cock- TWO living room dial™, $25. Radlo- Our tils factory Is expanding, hiring, tails, steak and tobMer house. Will honoRrflph. $25. 5-plece kitchen set nerlence. Full charge small conntru EXPBIUBNCED SHOE SALESMAN — S1«._S42-S2.16. Qualified in hard and soft. Buying, telling, inven- now preparing for thi next peoce tfnn office. 482-7117 or fl71-922fi. open AUK. 1. 232-9535. College student. Will help with back- tory and profit control, advertising and promotion. ^3AR HOPS <2t — Attending local to-school rush. Call 74I-1.-187. WARS' DELUXE" PORTABLE DISH- time housing boom. colleges, over 18, good pay. Apply In MAN WITH CAIt~-- Available for deliv- WASHER — Excellent condition. Permanent year ply In person, Ye Cottage Inn, 149'W, person nflnr 2 p.m. Stewart's Drive- eries anytime. Also will do light, odd Call 741-OGGO. Supervision of salesmen. Fronts!.. Keyport. In, Hwy 36, Hlnhlanils. round, Indoor work. Jobs. Willing to work In flmull ntora DOUBL. _ _ E YOU_ R . _INCOM_ . E On a • HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS MANAGER RETIItED^MAN — For answering Dart-time. Phone 787-2108 after 1 p.m. part-time basis.. If you'ryou'e serious call Good pay, friendly hone and liiht office work. 10 787-8785, Buying, selling, stocking, advertising and promo- people. Schooling, Suough 8, Mon. ttirouiti Ffl. 220-9800. ALUMINUM SIDING skills, not required. EXPERIENCED CARPENTER _ To FINANCIAL tion, inventory and profit control. work Mlddletown-Holmdel-Haaet area. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Contractor has Alcoa Aluminum Rid- HELP WANTED — MALE Must be able to frame house, Piece- ing left over from development. Half • LUNCHEONETTE MANAGER work or salary commensurate with COLTS NECK — VMH your Imagination Price Bale installed on your home, ATCO CERAMICS CORP. ability. Call 787-5077. to develop this Bwlm Club! 20'x4O' Terms arranged. Food preparation, serving for a 100-seat cafeteria. pool with cabanas, dressing room, DISCOUNT BUILDERS 222-»70( HWY. IS 244-8000 KEYPORT SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT utility room. Brook on properly. Ap- EXPERIENCED WANTED — EMperlencefl, part- TV-STEREO-AM/FM RADIO - Wai. 3P.ACT£R -i,8 ''•!'• BrlK" * Slrattin; ,'• • PERSONNEL time. Evenings and weekends. Apply proximately one acre. A buy with nut finish, like new. 1200 or best of< 32 mower. Never used. Fu 1 one veaf ••' TONY'S MOBILE, Broiul St. A Ma-great potential at a new lower price fcr. 606-OH52 after 5. of $15,000. warranty. SIMJ2allJin^081 Supervising scheduling, training for a retail AUTO MECHANIC ple_Avn., Red Bank. 8«2-2919. 25% DISCOUNT—On famous mnko organization. Top Wages MAINTENANCE MEN — Experienced, Ash, Patenon & Deniso women's and misses' SWIM SUITS. to do porter work and floor wnxlng. Member two Multiple Listings 1am Sllbcrlilatt, Hlgnlnmls. . • ADVERTISING MANAGER All Fringe Benefits Work In one building full time. Ad Hwy 0 nnd West Main SI. ATLANTIC TRADING POST - 179 nRABB UEDB — Plllr $80. HeiVT'iiu DRIVER Permanent Position No. 50. _747-B566. Freehold, N. J. i flrand Ave.. Long Branch. Antlq'ies, tlnue Itacr grnln oak talilc 40" x 72" $80, Qualified in layout of department store newspaper URST RESPONSIBLE MAN need- "LOCAL LTQUCTR STORE FOR BALH china, Klafl.i and used furniture. w.-H. glx antique pine Illlclien chairs *5B and Fn. 6-10 p.m., and sat, nnd 8un Extra lnrRi! mifn nnd i-hfilr ,«5fi' I Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk years old. Purchased for $2800. Must C r a 1 • CREDIT MANAGER FAHSTWORKERS WANTED— Ap- SOFT ICE CREAM" TRUCK --"(lood chine $15. r)ay b"d $lo': A"lTn*g tIS,f ™n". Top pay. Hourly rale when not ply at C. CA8OLA FAHH, Main 8i., condition, now In operation. J3M0 or sell, $1350, Showroom .condition, on. Moving Augil.lt 1. Call 9H-9573, Supervision of department store credit and collec driving. Paid vacation, hoipllollia- 741-5886 Hnlmdel. , beflt__offer._fl85-38G9. __ 7*1-3792. llon, etc. RECORDS AND TAPES STORE—Ex- BASS GUITAR—Excellent condition" tion operation. SALESMAN WANTED cellent location In Monmouth County. tlOO firm. Four-piece drum set, $100q&fimiKLls/uixTriuc — Frostiess re- APPLY IN PERSON OR Owner has olhcr Interests and must _llrm._Call_7tl-BJ56. frlRerator/freezcr, 19f>3 motel cov- All correspondence will be treated In strict- CALL (201) 431-140O If you believe in your own ability and Pfrlono, tl50. Whirlpool 220-volt wlnrtovri would like to earn more than 120,000 fie!!. Reasonable terms. Write Box JALOUSIE ALUMINUM STORM nlr conditioner. 1901 moilcl. S100 Riii • GUARDS yenr, then we want to talk to T-144. The Dally Register, Red Bank. and mat, American Oriental is-i'i, est confidence. Submit resume of work ex- EDUCATIONAL , DOOR — Like new, henvy duty, sltghlly worn, wllh tvvn mnlchlliK scat^ Vanguard Socuhfy Inc. YOU". Experience helpful, but notLAUNDROMAT For sale, fihorl worth $00. 32x80',;,. Will sell for $40 gy , t mnlchlli necessary. We offer a company paid or bell olfor. efl-5118. tcr ruga nnd mat $W 7475905; perience, address and telephone number to: INDUSTRIAL Seeks neat, alert Individuals for full In-depth training program, substantial area. Calf tcr ruga nnd mats, $W. 747-590 FACILITIES, INC. and porl-llm* uniformed Mcurlty drawing accounts, and the ben sales BURFBOARD,- n'10" OAME TABLE — Anrif >vork In ths Perth Amboy area. Incentive program In the Real Estate LUNCHBONETTfl FOR BALE Oood condllon, 150. Bllslneis. ''TIIAT'S WHY WB'RB TUB Call Call 775.9092. Marlboro Industrial Park • $2 per hour starting rate. LArtOmT ItttAL EBTATB AND IN- 741-7825. ^circle. BOX U-159 THE DAILY REGISTER • Uniforms and equipment provided. SURANCE FIRM IN MONMOUTH UTILITY TRAILER ««1Q HEAVY J ^ COUNTY". We have one opening so "pT/JzA KITCHEN FOfl RENT - Mny DUTY - Two wheel six-ply tires. Call V«ndonb«rg Rd,, off Rt. 79 • Steady astlgnmenti. 741-H9B8 days, 747-0412, t» p.m. onl^ FOYEn TABLE — And mirror 5?>n • No experience needed. why nut give us a call for a confi- be seen at any time. Doing a good Twin hodi, complete, IWI. Wicker nlv,.. A reprsientative will be in Ocean Twp. ioon (or Interviews. Marlboro, N. J. dential Interview. business. Ask for Mr. or Mrs. Peter BPINET PIANO, HADAR RANGE— ter, $8. 20'' round end table, $io 38'' NOTE: Applications 'or tain personnel lo bs token ol a latsr dolt. *pply 9 a.m.-5 p.m( Mori.-Frl. I Malelto. 741-9700, _ ,fke new. Duncan Phyre love seat, round beveled mirror, sis. (n>-HT) Equal Opportunity Dnda'l Rd., Mlddletown. (Roberts 'TAVRRN Brood "C"~Hcensn, "dnlnu larvest table,. Two Captain's chmrs. Bltfa.), or phone 671-5011 for eppolnt- THE KIRWAN CO., HAZLET excellent business, 130,000. Some.financ- 4" round niapln dropieaf table, two (Mow Classified. Ads "All Equal Opportunity Employer" Employer tient. ing available. EDWIN R. STARK, Real- ilcyclea. TJro itudenl desksde«ki, etc. 86 CALL 264-7200 tor, 3o4-0333, or ivtnlnf t, 971-0974. Woodland Dr., Fur Haven. On The Next Page) -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - M1DDLET0WN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 PETS AND LIVESTOCK PETS AND LIVESTOCK Printed Pattern BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE LONGER MINT PROTECTION AND *UU, BLOODED GERMAN MEP- IITEMS _ DOO — Houiebroken. Com- HERD PUPS—Two females, S,__. One OLDER RU'MSON COLONIAL WILL... pletely obedience trained German male, J4s. No papers. 619 ShShrewsburn y NEED: shepherd. Ideal for buslnesi or farm. Ave- Highland!, or 872-0812. — Attractive three*edroom ANNOUNCING Call 747.S57O. home on quiet street. Large FOS TOUR CONVENIENCE—8 ft H DALMATIANS — AKC Coach dogs Green Stamps will now be given with Excellent watch dais. Call evenings living room, country style grooming and bathing. Master Charge after 6, 264-3174. NORTH GATE accepted! CANINE COLLEGE. InCj. FULL BRED BEAGLE — Male, with kitchen, hot water heat. Ask- 35 Third Ave.. long Branch. papers. Best offer. Call ing $26,750. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS 787-0112. HOLMDEL Well known breeder offers quality LABRADOR RETRIEVERS—9 weeks HURRY! This three-bedroom WITH A QUICK ACTION Utter. Sire: 1970's Top Winner, Cham- old. AKC registered. Chocolates and LOW-COST pion Idol Von Celler BCMOBS, Winner blacks. Your choice of these beautl River Oaks Ranch won't last. Wooded of 9 best and show. Dam: Champion ful farm-raised puppies for only $45 DAILY REGISTER Christine daughter, show and pet. and $65. CANINE COLLEGE INC Living room with fireplace, OALEWYND KENNEL. 462-4489. 229-9933 or 220-7781. dining room, finished family ' Location: Line Rd. at Holmdel-Keyport Rd. GREAT DANE 'MALE — Brlndle. FAMILY AD DOG TRAINING AT YOUR year old. Housebroken. Obedience room. Many extras. Sacrifice Building sites 1 - 2 acres trained. AKC registered. Call after 3 LINES - 5 DAYS HOME. OBEDIENCE TRAIN- 6 p.m. 671-2460. sale at $29,900. Architect's service available ING AND PROBLEM DOGS. COLLIE PUPPIES — Quality bred, FOR ALAN MINTON, 747-5570. Reasonable. Call JUST REDUCED! Custom- HAROLD E. HARRISON JUST '2.00 446-7413. built four-bedroom Rumson Builder WEIMARANER PUPS — Champion NfflED SOMEONE TO LOVE? I Available (or Merchandise ror Sale stock. Field and Bench. Mini Schnauzers. AKC, top quality Colonial. On beautifully land- only. Article must originate from a April IS. $1004150." ~ ReserveWhelped pups. Cropped. S125. 531-9328. Dial 531-4256 ' or 531-1207 household and may not eexceex d a sale pup now, Call 899-J-1412r . scaped l'/ acres. 27' living price. o( $50.00 per article. COLLIES — AKC, six weeks, Bable 2 prl PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOMING — and white. Parader Line. PricPrl e MUST be advertised. Each ad- 1 own, large mirrored dining HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ditionanal line $1.00$1.00. No copy changes By appointment only. AKC pood * 671-5523. may be madde andd no dintdiscounts s or and achnauzer pupplei. 371-9821. PEKINGESE — AKC registered male room, newly remodeled kitch- returns will be made If ad is can- EDEN ACRE KENNEL This red beauty Is houaebroken am en, paneled den, game room OAK HILL NEW SHREWSBURY eel"d before expiration. For "Heavenly" Grooming and fully vaccinated. Limited space. First Boarding. 842-4039. $25 takes him. CANINE COLLEGE ''our bedrooms, 2'A bathfl. $42,900. Slx- To Place Your Daily Register lNO_229-8933 or 229-7781. with bar. Screened porch. Pro- Excellent Colonial • split level with GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER motlie r-fn-law quarters Total ot 11 ifear-okl Colonial home in a quiet sec- FAMILY AD, CALL . . . fessionally decorated. Extras l ion of New Shrewsbury. Over sized DOGS - Cash paid for pedigreed "siAMESE~KITTENS— rooms, 3 7- baths, Call to nee this value living room with a lovely dining room litters. Stan Lerner. Dog Trainer. 229- Registered. Reasonable. galore. $99,500. plug home at $62,500. area. Center liailway. Game room. 741-6900 1781. 671-1611. JOSEPH G. Four large size bedrooms. Full base- GERMAN SHEPHERPB — Depos ts AKC BASSET PUPS — Sad-eyed ment. Combination storm wimlowa and 24-Hour Service' accepted now on quality litter, sin- long-eared beauties, for pets or hunt- IMMACULATE SHREWSBURY creens. In excellent condition. GARAdB 9ALK — Saturday, July 25, 10 cere Inquiries Invited. Pups fully Ing. Priced for quick sale. 787-2471. RANCH — Attractive living McCUE a.m. to 6 p.m. 128 Bruce Rd.. River guaranteed. 741-0374. ST. BERNARD~PUPPIES™^ AKC THE MEISTRICH AGENCY registered. Champion sired. Rough REALTOR East Bergen PI. Red Banj Plaza. m-WI. ST. BERNARD PUPS —AKC. Cham- room with fireplace, dining 80 RIDGE RD. RUMSON FIBER RUG—0x10, orange and green. pion line. Male and female. Shots, coats. Call 783-9755. 741-5888 jwormed._and paper_tralned. 666-5342. room, kitchen with breakfast H5. Phone SIAMESE SPECIAL T- Kittens 510 842-2760 MRS. KBLLBR 671-2360 BROWN MARE—Jumps 3'8". 15.3 Phone bar separating game room. RUMSON REAL ESTATE I YARD SAJJE — Frl. and Sat., July hands. Experienced riders only. Shown 264-3468 RIVER PLAZA 24 and 25 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 43 Birch success_fully._Call_after_7_p:m:_842-2277 KITTENS — Beautiful, healthy, litter Three bedrooms, Wi. baths, CENTER Ave., Little Silver. (Off Branch Ave.) BAY QUA"RTER HORSE — Needs trained. Free to good home. Call arter 5 CLOSEOUT Rain date Sun. and lion. July 26 and 872-0821. screened porch. Nicely land- LAST HOME ON PRIVATE WOODED good home. Best offer. Call 656 CUL-DE-SAC -' Distinctive William* *7. , 842-3052 GERMAN SHORT-HAIRED POINT- scaped. ?35,900. COLTS NECK burg Gold Colonial. Four bedrooms* DACHSHUND PUPS — . AKC. Small ERS Beautiful in tile field. Devoted to 2% baths- on • wooded *i acre plot. miniatures. Cute Healthy. Black with home. Champion sired. AKC. Westfleld. Flv< bedrooms, 3>4. batha. Cedar shake Mortgage readily available. Special MERCHANDISE WANTED tan markings. Five weeks old.892-4418 N.J. 232-4095. expanded ranch. Fireplace in paneled free package Includes brick fireplace REDDEN AQENCY den that opens onto screened porch. with Wllllamsburg mantel, authentic INTERESTED IN ARGENTINE FIVE"YJ!AR-OI.D pure-bred male Bea- BEAUTIFUL PUREBRED — Sealpoint Centrally air conditioned. Separate Dental moldings in living room and gle—Free. Tied In yard and should Siamese kittens. $10 each. No papers. Realtor laundry room, well organised kitchen, JKOOF SET— jr others. Call 229-7114 244-0444. dining room, 6' insulated glass patio } a.m. to 12 a.m. have chance to run, hunt and mate 301 Maple Ave. Red Bank informal and formal dining areas. Full door, paneling of entire family room. before he dies. If you have a 'arm or basement with workshop. Oversized Caloric dishwasher, Caloric eye-level ANTIQUES — TIHany Items, toy« fur- place for him, please call 787-7325. two-car garage. Nicely landscaped one niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, Instant Knit 741-9100 acre lot. Non-development. Extremely self-cleaning range. Speed Queen dry- lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining MINIATURE DACHSHUND PUPS — REAL ESTATE FOR RENT good buy at $51,000. ILLMENSEE er. 1000 sq. ft. of full height base- room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, One male, one female. Black and Take your pick of a smart Evenings: 741-9204 AGENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. ment. Priced to sell in low fifties. OakhursL 531-1699 or 229-0892. tan. Call 44«-4893. _ APARTMENTS tank top or latest fashion 462-3172. CalI_Bullder at 291-3095. A TERRIFIC BUY AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD BEAU- FURNISHED APARTMENT - Bus SHREWSSBURY~^~UUra lartfe two- FURNITURE WANTED TIES — Bred for temperment from vest. » googdd location. Threhree •b bedrooe m bedroom expandable ranch. Beauti- line. All utilities. No pets or washing Living room, l kith RUMSON CHAR'MER Oak curved glass china closets, curio tampion stock. Large boned. 8 weeks machine. Phone between 5-7 p.m., 741- Qulcka nd easy. Knit with ranch. Living room, large kitchen. With four bedrooms, finished on ful .acre estate section. Tw« blockr cabinets, round oak tables, bronzes, old Raised with and for children. 1256. City water, SEWERS. In excellent con- ment, den and model kitchen, this frorn railroad. $42,500. Days 222-8233. any amount of fine china, diamonds. S50;_842-4557._ 2 strands of sport yarn to- ditiondii . AkAskini g 519,500519500. BveninR?i_741-774B. Jewelry, most all household Items. PORT MONMOUTH — Two rooms fur- home In superb condition Is ideal for AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — nished. Kitchen, bedroom, bath, (sepa- gether on large needles to the active, social family. Near schools. HJAVONTOWN" RANCH — On '3 acre. Beautiful male, seven months: two rate entrance. Elderly people preferred. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Offered at $37,500. MoALISTKR Three bedrooms.- Excellent location. WANTED month old female. Black and sil- 787-14B9. Soft and Easy! make a scallop edged vest or An excellent starter'n home or for AGENCY, Realtor, 109 E. River Rd,, Walk to schools, shops, churches. Used Oriental Rugs ver. Both large boned. Excellent for BAST KEANSBURO — One bedroom. All soft and easy motion a retired couple. Two bedrooms, llv- Rumson. 842-1894. Asking $21,000. A. KOZfcKY. Real Chinese and Persian show at pets, shots and housebroken. Includes utilities. $105 a month. Call chain loop fringe trimmed ng room, dining room, kitchen, full SEA BRIGHT ~ Income property with Estate Broker, 542-2223, or Carl Peter- Also Wall Tapestries 264-8973. 787-3482, basement. SEWERS. Call lor appoint- son, eves and holidays, 542-2827. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES beautifully designed for those tank top. Pattern 656. Sizes beach and river rights. Four-apart- booKAPOO PUPPIES — Beautiful RED BANK — Luxury high rise ment. Priced at $16,600. ment building. Also duplex home with ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cash shaggy pups. 2nd generation. Shots apartments. Immediate and future oc- fashionable, fluent fabrics 10-16 dncl. hot water heat. $80,000. A. Kozieky. (More Classified Ads p«Jd. IJES DEUX. 798 River Rd., Fair and wormed. Available after Aug. 16. cupancy. Monmouth County's finest Real Estate Broker, 542-2223, or Carl Karen, But Tues • Sat. 11-5. 741-4337. 431-2896. centrally, air-conditioned building. Stu- you love — the carefree FIFTY CENTS for each We have a few older homes £-bath Colonial HIDEAWAY! S er and i>each privileges.. Annual rental. on quiet tree studded lane. Brand A. KOZICKY, Real Estate Broker, Hwy new, just waiting; (or a family to love. Or a genllerrnn'i attare, whichever you prefer. Any way th!i BAHAMAS — Deluxe two-bedroom 35, Eatontown. 012-2223. or Carl Pet< 7h% mortgage available to qualified apartment. Private beach, pool, bal- son. M2-2827. buyer. cony, etc. $500 month. 842-4900. carefully remodeled carriage home on almott nine acrei it 325amonthrentsit.l RUMSON -- Winter Rental. Furnlaheu Stop in at Camclot Court, off Half ATLANTIC HIQHLANDS-Furniflhed. four-room bungalow. Hot water oil heat. Mile Rd., and be pleasantly surprised just right for (hoi* craving privacy and country living. There's Three rooms and bath. High on wa- One-Car garage. Sept 8, 1970, to June at J54.500. HOWARD DEXTER ASSOC., terfront. Gracious living. Spacious 23 1871. CouCouplp e or smasmalll family. No Realtor, 21 K. Front St.,- Red Bank. even a lake stocked with bast, • pony corral. Lest, than 10 grounds. All utilities. Immediate oc- petst . LeaseLase , &150/mo&150/mo . DENNIS K. 747-2701. (if you could find it.) cupancy. $200. Also three-room sum- BYRNE. Realtor, 8 W. RiveRi r Rd.Rd . RRum- minutes to the station. Asking $95,000. mcr__apartment,_291*3014. _ »on. 842-11508421150. "FORMER~RE>SIt)ENT or "Mlddletown WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — HOLMDEL $ has completely furnished apartment Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS in Ft. Lauderdale. Rental by week ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEIOHIR $48,900 until December l. P«ol. Ten min- AOJCNCY, Oceanport Ave.. Oceinport. One-year-young, three-bedroom ranch. Nearly 200 listings m Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Fair Haven and Rumson utes to Ocean, Call evenings 305- 512-3500. Den with fireplace, finished basement 244*amonthbuysiL S63»7476. *\" '_ MONTH OF AUGUST — Four hqd- with recreation room and storage. 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0600 RUMSON rooms, two baths. S85O. BAHRS AGEN- Pool, plua many extras. COMMERCIAL RENTALS CY. 872-1600. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Two bedp rooms, living room, kitchen, plenty of Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 : (onlyfrom us. ) DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE closet sp»ce. Rent tlW -a month. In- Available In MONMOUTH SHOPPING cluding heat. S20O security deposit. J 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 CENTER, next to Civic Auditorium Orawford Compton Inc. Call 787<6 An attractive air conditioned area from 0 to 5. OLDE SHREWSBURY with private office, total 1420 aq. it. EATONTOWN — 2 room cottage rear. Three-bedroom, l %-bath ranch with very favorable rental. Furnished. J90 monthly. AugusT 1. Call ful' "l basement,. large game room, 542-0078 after 4 p.m. FEIST & FEIST, Real+orj •creened• porch-•--' , ai• r conidlttioningl • . Pri- DELUXE EXECUTIVE RANCH — vacy. Many, many trees and shrubi. Monmouth Shopping Center Excellent location, wooded fere. Rent Aaking only $34,900, 512-4-U5 $395. Sale $49.800, Call 431-3087. RED BANK — Choice location. Air RUSSELL M. BORUS conditioned office. $100 per month. LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, two- 741-7064; bath home. Two-car garage. Excellent REALTORS location. Sept. 'l occupancy. $350 per 600 Elver Rd. Pair Haven PROFESSIONAL OFFICE—And "home. month. Security, references and lease Maple Ave., Red Bank, near Mon- required. McOOWAN-RYAN AOENCY mouth St. Lease required at $350. Realtor. 747-3000. Immediate occupancy. WEART-NE- SMALL HOUSE—For rent On well- METH & NICOLETTI AGENCY. 741- treed lot In exceptionally deslr&ble COLTS NECK Rumson location. Ampliple flyliving room. Lovely four-bedroom, two-bath ranch OPEN FOR ADMIRATION OPPICE SUITE-RED BANK —756 sq. Three bedrooms, bathi, kitchen. Walk home with full basement, two-car ga- ft In excellent location. Desirable (or Ing distance to RumeoRumson and HoHHoliiy rage and central air conditioning. All any profession. Call 747-3730 between Cros_ .__s SchoolB__ i. $275 a month pluplus util- rooms of generous ilze. S52.6O0. ILL- This Saturday, August I, Applebrook will b* 9 anA 5. ities. Lease and security required. MENSEE AGENCY, Realtor, Rt. 34, holding an open house at ?0 Twinoak Avenue, 291-H24 • alter; H-E.-1H.-—— -- - Oolts-Neoll, 1SS-3173; - DUPLEX — Large kitchen, washing Middletown. Come see this ' beautiful three- DISTINGUISHED machine, dryer, refrigerator, llvlnr FLORIDA CALLING bedroom ranch on a fully wooded site. In room, three bedrooms, bith. $20. Two-bedroom homes from $18,000. One- month. Call MM. M. between 9 and bedroom apartment. Two blocks from really gorgeous condition and in a no-through OFFICES * beach, 116,600. Also many others. Now traffic location. Ideal fer kids. Schools, Located In center of Red Bank Busi- 12. 747-0359. la the time to buy. ED CONWAY. f ness district. FOR" RENT — Unfurnished. Four- Realtor. 2731 B. Oakland Park. Ft. shopping and transportation are all within bedroom home on 2% acres adjacent Laudcrdale, Fla. walking distance. So between 10 A.M. and • Central Air Conditioning to golf course In Mlddletown. Car- • Self Service Elevator peting, drapes, and all appliances IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 5 P.M. come on over. Take New Monmouth • Private Parking Space Including alr-condltlontng, full size Road, pass the new library, turn left on Ken- • Complete Janitorial Service freezer. Indoor and outdoor electric New Shrewsbury. Three bedrooms, 'ormal dining room, eat-In kitchen, wood, then first left on Greenoak and first • Individual Thermostatically Con- nrllls. 214 baths. Large Wtchen-famlly full basement. F"HA, VA financing Tor trolled Heat room combination, patio and two-car right on Twinoak. Any questions, give • Wall-to-Wall Carpetinf garage. Three year lease available qualified buyer. OROWELL AGENCY, starting September 1. Call 842-4027. Realtor. 7*1-4030. call at ... 54 Broad Street Red Bank LINCROFT — Prestige area. Three- RUMSON, JUST OFFERED — A cute Call for appointment to Inspect bedroom log cabin style ranch. Air two-bedroom cottage on a quiet street. conditioned. On 214 landscaped acres. Features a full dining room and a real 747-1100 Woodburnlng fireplace. Available Aug. old-fashioned rockln' porch. Ideal for an You've shopped for apartments. One payment pays for principal, 18. $325 per month. A. KOZICKY. older couple, newlywed.i too. Owner FACTORY SPACE - Two 7.000 sq. Real Estate Broker, 542,2223, or Carl moving to apartment. Asking $23,000. What rent would you expect to pay interest, insurance, taxes—and a ft floors, one 3.500 >q. ft floor. Suit, Pcjterson, eves^and holidays, 542-2827. WILLIAM H. HINTBLMANKI. Realtor. able for light manufacturing;. For KEANSBURO — one room home by 23 RIDGE Rrl.. Rumson. 812-0600. Mem- for a two-bedroom layout like our maintenance crew to cut grass, shovel lease, call 747-1100. the beach. Summer or year round ber Multiple Llstlng.1. CALL 566-7600 rental. Call between 9 and 12 a.m. FOR THE LARGE FAMILY — This snow and the rest. AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES 787-6090. tlvc-bctlroom. if, bath Colonial on quiet Falmouth model with central air- Reasonable rent, immediate occupan- street Is nerrocf. Located on a beau- cy. Apply Serplco's, 101 Monmouth UIuLly landscaped lot this home features conditioning, V/z baths; private Commuting is a breeze, too, from St., Red Bank, next U Carlton Thea- a center hall, wood burning fire- ter. WANTED TO RENT place in living room, spacious dinin fenced-in garden; kitchen with built-in Kingsley Square. 120 air-conditioned 30x50 BUILDING — For rent or room, kitchen with eating area, lovely lease, with parking area. Alter to REFINED SINGLE WOMAN — Who sun room and full basement. Offered at oven, range, refrigerator-freezer, buses daily whisk you to Manhattan suit. Reasonable. Hwy 36, Hailet. Call Is employed, requires living quarters S59.900. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. TONY'S RESTAURANT. Hwy 35. 264- with a minimum of three rooms and Realtors. 555 Prospect Ave.. Llltle -8I1- dishwasher and desk; recreation room; in just one hour. bath. Holmdel-Llnoroft area pre- ferred. Mobile home would be con- WILLINO TO SHARE private office sidered. Phone 747-2440 during busl- SHREWSBURY — Four' level dpllt. laundry room with washer and dryer; So be smart. Own,don'im_n. See pace with or without secretarial Three bedrooms, bath, living room, services. Call 747-3111. dJninf? room, kitchen, large family ceramic tile bathrooms; and lots of Kingsley Square Town Houses today. WE NEED — Five or~Tix~2-3 bed- room, and unique laundry area- Situat- KED~BANk — Modern~orfrceR~for rent room Rental Homes, furnished or un- ed In 1/3 of an acre, beautifully land- storage space. Paneled, central alr-condltlonlng, park- urnlshcd from J65 (o $350 per month scaped level lot with trees. Fenced-In Ing, 2,000 «q. ft. $500 per month. Call backyard, Sale by owner.- $32,400. pplebrook Agency DIRECTIONS: County Route 520 west to 74I-W00. for Incoming personnel. THE BKRO That's assuming you could find such AGENCY Rt 35. Mlddletown 871-1000 Call 741-8169. MIDDLETOWN. N, J. MATAWAN, N, J. RUMSON, N. J. Route 79; south (loft) on Route 79 into RED HANK — Store approximately WANTED - Three-bedroom house. FOUR-FAMILY~APARTMENT~HOU8E 950 Rout* 35 23A Routs 34 112 Av«. of Two Riv«r» an apartment. Freehold; turn right on Manalapan Avenue 20x80 on Broad St. $275 a month Three ^In fnmHv 5150 per month. Bv —Highlands. Brlrrk, Good condition. rental. MEISTR1OH AGENCY. Realtor. 7 Yearly gross $3,240. $14,000. 495-0871. 671-2300 566-7600 142-2900 and continue to Freehold Traffic Circle; 7y-jB88._Asle for_Mra. Keller. - o 9. Well, you could own all this at Kingsley then north on Route 9 for 1,000 ft. to Kings- BM ArARTM ENT~WANTED~^" ATTRACTIVE OFFICE space avall- Fo couple. Call 741-6139 after t HAZLET~— Excellent area! $11,200 Square for less money per month ley Square entrance; turn right and continue nfolc In modern, convenient Ited p.m. down may asumc VA nn A-t three-beri- REALTORS Hank orflce bulldlnp. Ample parkins. room ranch. Too many features to than you pay in rent for anything to model area. Kent Includes all utilities and Jani- SMALL APARTMENT — Young work- liHt here. 'JG4-0076. Principals only. torial services. Call Mr. George. 842- ins couple. Call 741.0204 or comparable. Phone: (201) 462-8772 4020. 7*1-6061. RED T3ANK — Furnished air con- NEED FOR SEPT. 1 "OCCUPANCY — You could have your share of a private dltlonerl oirlce. All utilities supplied. House or apartment suitable for fnmllv •After Dn. Pmt. of J4.45O; Mtge. of $17,500 $85. Call 747-2700. of thrro. Rumaon^Falr Haven area. 741- at 8.0% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE. 4S42 after 6 p.m. swim club. MATAWAN — 1.200 sq. ft. of office 300 aqua) monthly payments Including principal, commercial space available. On You could have tax deductions and Interest, taxet, Insurance and grounds Rt. 34, across from uhnnpinp rpnlpr. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY maintenance fee. For sale or lease. VAN'S AGENCY. FURNISHED ROOMS equity growth with a Kingsley Square 660-1BS1. A HANDY.GUIDE OF BUSINESSSERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! WAREHOUHB FOR LEASE — 30x100. LAKQB ROOM — With shower. First , Town House of your own. Overhead door. Available now. $150 per floor. Private entrance. Call 747-1041. month. Call after 10 a.m. fl72-1773. 9-4 p.m. 4-8 p.m. 946-8441. Yet, with all these owner advantages, KINGSLEY MODERN AIR CONDITIONED OF- -ENTLEMAN ONLY — Red 'Bank'." FICES — Reasonable. 30 Linden PI., Excellent location for transportation Adding Machines-Typewriters General Contractors Pearl and Bead Restringing you're as free as an apartment dweller. Red Bank. Phone 747-3020. and flhopplriK. Private entrance. Park- 11R. 717-2000. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters CARPENTRY - Additions, paneling, Expertly on braided nylon. J1.50 > Off Route 9, -'RIVATE ROOM —~ $27.50 per Bold, rented, repaired. Serplco'.^. 101 stepa. sidewalks, patio, odd jobs. strand. Sterling clasps from 75c. HOUSES FOU RENT month. Male or femnlc. £13 Broad Monmonth St., Red Hank. 747-0135. Reasonable raU'H. fi 12-1335 747-2338. REUSSILLES1. 36 Broad St.. Red Freehold Boro, t., Red Bank. After 6, Bank. SHREWSBURY—Ultra large two-bed- Roofing, Siding & Insulation New Jersey room ranch, Beautiful grounds on es- Diamonds Bought or Itestyled s tate section, two blocks from mil- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OLSEN CO.. INC. Rooting, sldlnc 4 Plumbing and Heating road. S400 per month. 222-82;ia ilnya. Insulation installed nnd Rimranteed SQUARE Let us buy the diamonds you don't (or 10 yearn. 775-O705 291-raiO. 741-7748_cyenlngs. HOUSES FOR SALE wnar or let us rentyle them for you CORRIGAN'S a 21950 COLTS~NECK ~ Twn-Dedroom un- pernonally. RetiBSllloH', 36 Broiid Bt. furnished ranch on secluded, heavily Odd Jobs wooded 13 acreH with 1O0O ft. of wa- BELOW EVALUATION 127 Oakland St. FullPrice terfront. Completely redecorated In- A four-bedroom. lV>-bath home with General Contractors LIGHT HAL'LINd — Cellars. Ba- Red Bank 747-2706 ending new kitchen with runge, re- free form In-ground pool. Available rnKCB cleaned up. Free eHtlmiurs frlKcrntor. rilshwnahrr nnd nlr con- immHIntclY, An outfitnnillnfi' Ituv nt BUILDER - Additions. Alterations. 711-2148 arter .1 p.m. PLUMBING - Heating. ommtm ditioner. Detached Karage with one- $33,000. MoAI.IBTER AGENCY. U*'"l- (ifirnRiw Roors nml New Homes. room apartment. Short term ease. or. 109 E. River RdT, Ktlmson. 842- 741-3305. Ralph A. Cola. Painting and Decorating Bathroom remodeling. TER $350 month. 671-5915. 891. 1125 To $350 Fer Month tUMSON-Ranch. 1'4 acres. Threi- -\ MASON AND BUILDER — Com- CARL B. JONES — Painting and Sewer Trenching and THE BERQ AGENCY •ooms, m baths, fireplace, pallo. plete home Improvements. Reason- wnllpaperlnc- Fully Insured. For frei Grounds partlauy wooded. River rights. •bin. Free eatlmatpl. Call S72-O122. eitlmaWs, call 2&3S38. Installation Work. ,71,000 m Principals only, (10,000. M3-32M. 20 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOE SALE : — abate* nmUtatUi local*. RUMSON. B8&WS AREA •put itvd. living loom ha* OAK W1U. RUMSON AREA toe, format dining room, elec- An acre of uwd, lovely tuul«e««Xni OCCUPANCY JUSt UST60! THE BERG AGENCY tric ItlteJien, den, tame room, three and tail t»ee surround thU newly Little Silver bedroom., 2^4 beiMT Hot air oil heat. llated ranch. Living room, 4inlni Attached two-oar garage. Over 114 room, kitchen, Utree bedrooms, two Almost new four-bedroom Co- REALTORS If IV«1II*U) In thU four-bedroom ,cr« lormal plot Kw.MO. ta home. It U too large for the pres- sat lonial. 2^-baths, paneled den A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. U&? V%& ent owner. Center hill, llvtal room PAIR HAVBN — Setiled vdclnlty. Co- with (Ircplace, dining room, l»r«« rorch, carpeting and oTherertras. with brick fireplace. Excellent $22,900 onlal. Fireplace In Uvin» room, dln- LITTLE SILVER eat-In kitchen with adjoining fami- iasement and twocar garage, weu ne room.. eat-lri kitchen. Bun room, Budget-minded young family? Comt ly room. 2V4 b»th«, basement, at- location with easy access to lour bedrooms, 2V4 baths, {ull base- on over to see this charming four, tached garage. Super* Pair HaVen Shrewsbury River. Five min- A Special House ment. Hot water oil heat .Detached bedroom home wltii eat-In kitchen ant location. Rumson-Falr Haven High two-car garage. Bhadcd plot. $41,690. epod size yard for the kids. Convenient School. Asking M«.W)fl. Bee It today. and desirable location. Only 129,600. utes to railroad station. Near For A Special Buyer RUMSON — Convenient area Dwelling. school. Gorgeous three-bedroom ranch with full, finished basement. Living room, combination kitchen and HALL BROS.. Realtors mlng room, three bedrooms, one CAlMAS'SA AGENCY 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven RED BANK - Flv«-room bungalow $58,000 .jath, basement. Hot water gas oil on waterfront. Two taa'oomj. En- Spacious" living room, eat-in kitchen, tiled, bath, cyclone fence, • Realtor — Member MLS Member Multipl1 e Listing Service heat. Nlco grounds. J28,'75O. Open 7 Daya closed front jiorch. Full bi»m«nt. ;15,5O0. Call 842-B213. RUMSON AREA swimming pool. Many extras. 741-6336 4 Parker Avenue Eves A Sin Navesinlc ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS DENNIS K. BYRNE (More Classified Ads Uttle Silver ______222-774; NAVESINK RIVER On The Next Page) A little cottage located in a EEAlLTOR-INSUROR . NEW LISTING Deep water dock. Charming older $23,700 8 West River Road Rumson Enjoy watering the sunrise aa yoi home in excellent condition. Three 8 jn a 11 village atmosphere. breakfast In this very attractive raUe< fireplaces and three bedrooms. Inr HOUSES FOR SALE Phone 842-1150 kitchen with its Tlhermcuiane alldini mediate possession. $59,500, Three bedrooms, one bath, en- Do You Need Room? doors. The landing GOODBYE HIGH TAXES! room, den and family room with plot Very desirable. S31.500. tures three bedrooms, 25' living room, HALL BROS., Realtors Where? Holmdel, ASSUMABLE mort Hreplace. Four bedrooms, Vli baths, and baiement. Only $39,900— HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE formal dining room, full basement, ;13 River Rd. 741-7686 Pair Haven gage too! This seven year old home and paneled basement. Attached Open for inipection 12-5. CHAPEL HILL RANCH - Three bed- oversize two-car garage, 40' jalousied Member Multiple Listing Service nas eight rooms Including (our be(U two-car garoge. Beautifully land- rooms, two baths, den. fireplace in porch, aluminum siding, plus many Open 7 Days rooms and family room. Also, two-car scaped lot. House In "mint" condl* living room, dining room, modern extras. Cannot be replaced for asking garage, large screened porcR. Central tlon. Convenient to parkway. $45,000. SPOTLESS RANCH kitchen. R1.O00 b\i& assumafcle mort- price of $26,500- air-condttlonlng, wall-to-wall carpeting gage. H2.5O0. and MORE. One full beautifully land- ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY WALL TWP. $29,600 scaped acre. Asking $45,900. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RUMSON CAPE $15,900 ....j beautiUul ranch features th Three-bedroom ranch on large lot. WILLOW Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 acres of seclusion. Three master size RUSSELL M. BORUS Log burning flreplacv In living room. SCHANK AGENCY bedrooms, Rood size living room, large With » much living nace- G.I. NO DOWN 199 Broad, Red Bank 741-3450 eat-In kitchen, basement, baseboard REALTORS Full dry basement. Porch/ bneazs- Four-bedroomi, 20' laving REALTOR heat. Aluminum storms and screens. 600 River Rd. Fair Ha woy and two-car garage. In A-l room with (Ireplace, den with Completely redecorated in and out,8 Linden Pi. Red Bank The Ideal home. TUB BKRO AGENCY. condition. Asking 531,900. POND illdinr glass doors, two pa- ready for occupancy. Wall-to-wall car- Eves. • Sun. 747-4088 Realtor, Ht. 35 and Sunset Ave.. Wans.- peting. Two large bedrooms. Dining massa. Please call collect 922-9491. POINT PLEASANT $16,500 Uw, model kitchen, paneled COLTS NECK DUTCH Colonial. Two oversized bed Ray H. Stillman, Realtor at LITTLE SILVER 741-1200 ae room, fenced rear yard. room, enclosed front and rear porch, GRACIOUS EARLY All brick three-bedroom ranch. Fire- OLDER RUMSON COLONIAL rooms, wood^urning fireplace in Hvina Kcellent buy. $37,600. corner lot. Only 5150 per month. Don't places In living room and paneled Beautifully decorated three-bedroom room, formal dining room, eat-In kitch- '•Our 52nd Year" (off Branch Avinue) sit. call now! 291-1666. AMERICAN basement game room. Brick rear home. Brand new kitchen, wall-to-wall en, two enclosed porches, two-car ira Ml Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-B600 BRITE REALTY CO. INC. Well situated in Hlver Plaza section patio for summer enjoyment. Beaut carpeting. 1970 bathroom plus den. A Corne_r. lot..... Low taxes. TH-Tfl-FB Open 7 days weekly of Middletown. Three bedrooms tall fully landscaped with 25x29 outbuild- pleasure to show at $29,0rch with rivate entrance for three-bed room ranch with living room, riod or 25 years. Asking W1.4O0. wltl room, circular fireplace. Three bedrooms, 2Vi bafh'S, deen-attachei d to louse. Full basement dining area, kitchen, recreation room, a lot of juicy extras. HA6SINGBR i 741-9333 with separate entrance. Laundry and 1\_ baths, plus utility room. Attached GLAZEBROOK, Realtors, 105 K. Rive screened pafio, magnificent river view from all kitchen. Best buy Excellent condition. garage. Olty sewers. On a lOO'xlSO' Rd., Rumson &42-5880. J2-i,0O0, lot. Full price $26,750. All buyers rooms. Bulicheaded with deep water dock. Exclusive THE MEiSTRICH AGENCY $1800 down, BUbJoct to government MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE approval. Three-toe droom ranch with jaloualed area. Asking $75,000. BELFORD ast Bergen PI. Red Bank PALACE REALTY porch on beautiful lot. Convenient to 741-5888 bus or rail commute, shopping and LINCROFT SEA BRIGHT WATERFRONT — Three bedroom, two. ASSOCIATES school. Excellent area. 534,900. Attrodlv* thre*bedroom, Iwo-bom ronch In lovely $27,500 MKS. KELLER Llncroft. The family room alone should sell tills bath Ranch. View of river and hills from every GBORGS WASHINGTON 2958 Rt. 264-5300 Hazlet SWAN-KEY REALTY Five-•bedroo: m natural stone horn GI*EPT HERE TOO! Authentic early 124 Hwy 35 842-6550 Middletown houM, but the manicured y, acre setting might sell window. Well-constructed deep water dock, plus ~Beac-*~~m . ' ceilings, fireplace, "basement American Colonial. Wido beam floors, (Across from Red Oak Diner) It before seeing the Inside. COO OAA and detached two-car garage. Located huge fireplace, trees, privacy and Licensed Real Estate Broker LOCUST-JUJMSON AREA — Enlo' on a lovely treed corner lot. your own dock off Navesink on prestlpr. Priced to sell at ^SO.TUU river and ocean beaches. Asking $49,900. quiet. Low 40's. RED BANK — RUMSON AND MILES acre with sumptlous ranch. Sunken.30 MLAIRE-fARROW AGENCY AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for living room just one of many features. PORTAUPECK — Waterfront - Lovely remodeled Call 842-1492 free catalog of modest homes, farms, $115,000. 222-6233 or 741-7748. COLTS NECK Middletown 5 Corners 671-2590 palatial Rumson estates, waterfronts. Flv« bedrooms,' 3Vi baths, expanded ronch, fireplace THE SWEENEY AGENCY acreage, lots, business opportunities. FAIR HAVEN RANCH three-ibedroom, two-bath older home. Ultra modern 199 Broad, Red Bank^ 741-3450 Three bedrooms on quiet street Prlceu ! In den, screened porch, centrally air conditioned. 1004 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright RAY H. STILLMAN, Realtor toelow the valuation at $29,900. Hurry ft i dining room, two-car garoge. , ttCl ftAfs kitchen, living room, fireplace, dining room arid won't last. HOWARD DEXTER AS- ; Excellent value 3>3 • |UUU FOUR BIG BEDROOMS LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD "Our 52nd Year" SOC., Realtor, 21 E. Front St., Red den. Above ground pool. Extra building lot included. Four big bedrooms, with two full 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 Bank. 74-7-2701. LITTLE SILVER baths, fireplace, formal dining room, FOUR-BEDROOM — 2%-bath split Co- HOLMDEL Plus one-ibedroom guest house. Asking $60,000. folded Cape Cod with private rear carpeting, attached garage. Close to lonial, Middletown. % acre lot. Cedar 'HIGHLANDS — Six years old. Foul | TREES, TREES, TREES — Brand new 9-room yard. Fireplace, carpeting, lormaJ din- schools, buses and shopping. FHA fi- shakes. Immediate occupancy. By own- -bedrooms, living room with fireplace, j Colonial In THE orea of Holmdel. If you act this ing room, attached garage. Close to nancing arranged. Asking 5-33.900. Own- er. Owner transferred. Priced for quick large kitchen, utility room, garage. En- RUMSON • WATERFRONT — Delightful setting. er Mr. Hall. 842-4200, days. 711*3428 sale. Principals only. Call for appoint- closed porch. Lot approximately week you can still have the opportunity to choose •ehools. buses and shopping. FHA fi- evenings. ment (201) 566-1031 or 516-473-5821. 100x100. Three blocks to Shrewsbury your selection of paneling In den and. family room. Four-bedroom three-bath Colonial. Almost two acres nancing arranged. Asking $33,900. River, One. half mile to ocean. FHA ap- One month delivery, mortgage money avalloble. INCOME PROPERTY — BRADLEY ST. LEO'S PARISH — Four-bedroom, proved. Call B72-0040 after 5. secluded quiet waterfront with trees overlooking TED HALL AGENCY BEACH, EXCLUSIVE LISTING. All 2'^-bath, centrallv air-conditioned Colo- Act nowi »7Q Jen Realtor ear round, four-bedroom, two-story nial on one acre. Wood burning fireplace Priced ot _ I * * W|*3U Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers. Pretty in-ground T33 River M. Pair Haven louse. Ful! cellar and oil heat. Rear In living room. Separate dining room, HOUSES FOR SALE 842-4200 apartment over garage included. A large deluxe kitchen, 19" family room. pool. Quaint, charming out-building serving as ca- real good buy. Fully rented with good Transfered owner asking $63,000. E. A. , IDEAL STARTER HOME Income return. Act quickly. 29% need- ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtors. 655 bana or could be used as pony stable. Asking A tbree-bedroom. one-bath home with ed for down payment. Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. COLTS NECK REALTY finished recreation room in basement. PHILLIP GLASSMAN ASSOCIATES NEPTUNE — New bl level. Four |: $125,000. In excellent community at 534.000. Broker 774-4956 bedrooms, large living room, kitch- REALTOR fiee it today. McAUSTER AGENCY. PAIR HAVEN — On River Rd. New en and dining area, large family CUTE Realtor. 109 E. River Rd., Rumsuii. contemporary custom built home room Dlnhwashor, dryer and go- 300' West of Colts Keek Inn M2-18&4. with four bedrooms, den and study. rage. Must sell. $24.900. 542-1399. RT. *37 946-8050 BAHRS REAL ESTATE W. KEANSBURO — Three-bedroom Three fireplaces. 2'A baths. Air con- Cape Cod. Located Vi block from ditioned. Asking S70.000 741-0516. Little Remodeled Rumson Two-story REALTOR ; .school. Uvintt room, dining room, LITTLE SILVER SPLIT — S45.900 HOUSES FOR SALE having three bedrooms. Nicely deco- 872-1600 HIGHLANDS' large paneled eat-in kitchen, Three-bedroom, two-bath, recreation rated and requiring little or no fix- ftcreened-in front porch. Pull base- room, bar room. Modem kitchen with Ing up. Carpeted and has dondy ment. Oarage and utorage room. On ^ullt-ins. lOO'jaOO1 lot. Many trees. kitchen. Warm paneling. Very attrac- treed lot For Sept. occupancy. $27,900. Two-car attached garage. After 6, 787-1399 after 3:30 p.m. ___^ tive home. . . Only 526,750. The 747-5192. Loggy Hole Farm Dowstra Agency, Realtors, 91 E. HAZLET — Three-bedroom, dining Front St., Red Bank. 741-8700. room, basement, heated porch. $23,900. Wondering where It Is? This Sterling McCann Real Estate (Bro- HOUSES FOR SALE recently updated Early Ameri- ker can Colonial Is located In the best section of Shrewsbury. It NEW SHREWSBURY has a long private drive which HOUSES FOR SALE sets It off from the road. Al- OWNER RETIRING — Distinctive oAnderson $39,900 though trains and bus service three-bedroom ronch with living ft»*ft****************** I Four-bedroom Colonial split level. are only minutes away and If room, dining area, kitchen, and ' Multiple j I Playroom. Two-car garage. Many you like total privacy/ trees, large bath plus utlllty-fumace room. Lilting. \ | other extras. quiet stream and lots of fresh One-car detached garoge. Corner * HOLMDEL Saturday and Sunday 11 to 5. olr, this Is a home for you. lot 100x150. Excellent condition. Turn by Tlnton Falls Fire Dept. Along with these beautiful fea- Asking 132,000. I Go 1 black, first house on left. tures are 3 bedrooms, living NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — Three t NEW HOMES room, dining room, kitchen, level split level In extra ordinary THE MEISTRICH AGENCY den, antique beams, wide plank condition. Containing living room, •6 We have • selection ef 1188 East Bergen PI. Red Bank floors, air conditioning, plus dining room, kitchen, and built-in £ secluded home sites, many many extras, such as: full electric range and oven. Three 741-5888 basement, two-car gornge, ONE OF A KIND * with large trees. Each is on * largo bedrooms, IVi tiled baths, 3'/i- Mrs. Keller small one-room playhouse In ton Central Alr-Condftloning plus an acre or more and feature the rear. Asking family room with built In shelves, Near the river in Fair Haven ' from three to five bedrooms, laundry room, work benches, drapes, 2 Vi baths, paneled family 220 wiring with 100 amp circuit GET SETTLED $45,000 breaker, outdoor carpeting, awnings, A charming, ofder home, completely redecorated; Four bed* rooms, fireplaces, color co- plus General Electric washing ma- ordinated kitchens complete BEFORE chine, dryer, built-in dishwasher, re- rooms, two full batht. Recently painted inside•. an d out. with dishwashers, full base- db NAVESINK frigerator and wall-to-wall carpeting Modern cheery kitchen. Family room, laundry room, full SCHOOL throughout the house. Professionally menh and city sewers. Con- landscaped and shrubbed outside ter- basement and attic. Attractive front porch. Lovely garden * vamient to all shopping and In this lovely home. Five large ASSOCIATES raced garden with an amount of bedrooms, three full baths, 13 large and flowers all around. One-car, detached garage. Every- + transportation. Models are * REALTORS professionally planted flowers, etc. closets for storage. Home has cen- One-car attached garage with elec- i raady for viewing or we can + tral air conditioning and sits on a thing's in perfect condition — won't last long. Move in time Member Both Multiple Listing* tric door with radio control. This 4 build from your own plans. * beautifully landscaped lot. private house Is absolutely fabulous and (or school. Transferred owner asking $39,500. backyard with large covered potlo. * Prices starting at $50,000. | 1008 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN truly this house must be seen to be Alt this for $49,500. The Dowstra appreciated. 100% VA mortgage Call for an appointment to Agency, "Realtors, 91 E. Front St., (71-0600 available or low down payment FHA inspect or stop by "Heyward * Red Bank. 741-8700. mortgage for a qualified buyer. Hills" off Telegraph Hill Rd., * Asking price of only $27,900 mokes this listing one of the best In a WATERFRONT Holmdel. long, long, time. "He who hesitates Custom Bultt by Henry Weber Is lost." ACT FAST. Early American Farmhouse FINANCING ARRANGED VA - FHA APPROVED NORTH LONG BRANCH - Custom built three-bedroom ranch In mint Charming house nestled on the banks of the Navesink River condition, containing large jiving with a "picture book" view of the water. Living room with X APPEALING room, formal dining room, spacious AGENCY and delightful eat-In kitchen, Wi fireplace, formal dining room, ultra-modern kitchen and CONTEMPORARY HOME IN ATUNTIC HIGHUHDS baths and laundry room, full dry REALTORS basement, aluminum storm and breakfast area, study, library, pantry and laundry en tht $40,000 screen windows and doors through- first floor. Six bedrooms and two baths. Spacious new Member Multiple Listing out. Available for Immediate occu- 117 HWY. 35 KEYPORT Situated on hillside on the most perfect lot for thit type home pancy to qualified buyer. Veteran — porch. Picturesque barn with area for two cars, loft end you've ever lean. Lovely wooded seclusion includes 25 dog- No down. FHA — Low down. Thir- 244-3456 ty year morigage available.. VA one-horsa stall. Two acrei ef landscaped ground. $87,000.00 woods, many mountain laurel and azaleas. Wonderfully work- and FHA appraised and approved. able floor plan, best construction, all areas oriented to the Asking — $24,200. setting, even bedrooms and bath seem to bring the outdoors ELBERON — Pure Victorian — indoors. Firepace in living room which opens through sliding Charming and most unusual. Four glass doors to pebbled patio. Also family room. You must (4) bedrooms, two-story summer pplebrook Agency home In excellent condition contain- formerly "The Low Agency" If you must see this now! ing vestibule, living room, family MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON. N. J. room and laundry room, large dining «0 Rout. 35 23A Rout* 34 112 Avi. of Two Rlvir. 636 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN relocate... Let DON'T DELAY! CALL US TODAY1 room, pantry, and old-fashioned 471-2300 566-7600 142-2900 kitchen with brick flreploce plus two 74M477 us handle the baths. Sleeping room leading on open sun deck. Many other fea- Now open 9 to S, savtn days a week. tures Impossible to describe. An REALTORS nitty gritty of excellent buy for someone with Im- agination and good taste. Asking finding you 120,000. Conventional financing or cash only! a new home. Guincv hrGuidtne* TEICHER AGENCY We're a member of ICRS, the first •Independent Listing Brokers* complete, national real estate ser- REALTORS Specialists Since 1941 In: vice organization. REAL ESTATE We oiler families on the move a Directly opposite King James Nurslne Heme Property — Management Mortgages specialized service that'enables 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 ' HIGHLANDS 287 Oceanport Avenue them to sell their present home Oceanport at the best price and then find an MEMBER OF 2 MULTIPLE LISTINGS REALTORS equally desirable home in the 542-3500 new city with a minimum of con- fusion and effort, HOLMDEL OFFICE SHREWSBURY OFFICE Where are you moving? Through our ICRS membership, we can of- fer you "Red Carpet" Service In MIDDLETOWN (The Trail) LITTLE SILVER—"JUST RIGHT" - over 4000 communities. SPLIT LEVEL HAVE A Exquisite three>bedroom ranch in Village Area, fireplace in liv- Attractive three-bedroom, two-bath Ranch with family room, MOTHER-IN LAW ing room. Utility room and garage. Wall-to-wall carpeting, formal dining room fireplace. Good location, immediate oc- ELLEN S. HAZELTON SPECIAL COOK-OUT large screened porch, on a lovely secluded, wooded lot close to pancy. Call us today. $39,950. Realtor Beautiful split in New bus and trains. $31,500. Middle Monmouth. L-shaped liv- On the brick barbecue in Ranch home — M STATUESQUE EVERGREENS 13 W. RIVER RD., RUMSON town. Three bedrooms ing :room. 9'o" x 11 6 the backyard. This ranch HAZLET 842-3200 and two baths. %l». dining room. Kitchen plus ,n Mfor[) Mtx. ^ And \ beautiful flowering shrubs, and circular drive, let off this room, patio and full base- dinette. Three bedrooms Only eight years young. Extra large roomi. Expanded Cape charming Rumson Colonial. Family room plus den, screen ment. Separate apart- and I1/: bath,. Above b ed ro o m ., remodeled Cod. Close to shopping and bus transportation. Four bed- porch, three bedrooms, two full and two half baths. Great VAN'S AGENCY rooms with oversixed closets, two ceramic tiled baths plus a ment for mother-in-law,, ground pool with storage bath, beamed ceiling in . kitchen, delightful dining room. $74,900. •...:• Realtor* ; 14x17 game room and two-car garage. City sewers. $35,400. including kitchen. Close shed.' Corner lot I and- living room and land- HWY. 34, MATAWAN to stores and transporta- scaped. Asking leaped property. All at HAZLET TALL TREES & VELVET LAWNS 566-1881 tion. Is the setting for this immaculate three-bedroom home with $30,000 $36,000 $25,500 Modern three-bedroom ranch with 22' recreation room with family room, den or fourth bedroom, 2'A baths, foyer, living ILLMENSEE AGENCY bar. Basement. I Vi baths. All utilities including tewers. Also, room, dining room, and spacious up-to-the-minute kitchen. Realtors well for watering lawn, etc. Near schools, shopping and bus Privacy, quiet street, convenient to transportation, shoppina transportation. Listed $29,500. etc. $4J,90O. Don't delay! RT. 34, COLTS NECK 462-3172 MULLANEY RT. 35 ar PALMER AVENUE 661 HIGHWAY 35 Member ol Member lot* 671-3311 741-5212 INTER-CITY RELOCATION SERVICE Multiple Lifting Realty Service! MULTIPLE J LISTINGS

8 TINDALL RD. • MU (ROIERTS WILDING) 671-5151 MIDDLETOWN OPEN 7 DAYS -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1970 21

FOE SALE HOUSES FOB (SALE HOUSES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE NOTICK State Lifts Licenses * MOWWOUT QTY WONMOlTHf W OROtNANCJfl AMENDING AND INFLATION KL'RKOtiATE'8 COtJtT SURKOGATE'S COURT SUPPLEMENT1NO CHAPTER 20. ANTIQUE COLONIAL OPEN HOUSE ESTATE OF GEORGE W. BERRV. ESTATE OF Ft,OYD C. ONG, DE- ARTICLE J, "PROHIBITED PARK- TAXES 8R., DECEASED CEASED " ING" OF THE ORDINANCE SUNDAY Punuant to the order of LOUI6 R. Pursuant to the order or LOUIS ft. AI. KNOWN BY ITS SHORT FORM •isriJo • , AIKINS, aurrogate or the County of KliNS. Surrogate of the County or Mon- Of26 County Drivers TITLE AS "REVISED ORDINANCES This charming home, 100 years Monmouth, ifalR day made, on the ap- moutii, this day made, on the aonli. n n youjiE, is verv conveniently located JULY 26, I to 4 plication of the underslRned, Rose OF 1861" ADOPTED JUNE ft, 11*61. " . . . WE HAVE in Fair Haven's village section. cation of the undersigned, Trust Com- BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Fourth St., Highlands. Berry, Administratrix of the estate of: pany National Rank Sole Executor of Council of Uie BorouKti of Red Bank. TRENTON - Ronald M. The oversized lot la ehrubbed for the said Qeorce W. Berry, Sr., de- trie estate of tile sal feet programs. mar, lost his license for three 117 Hwy 35 264-3456 Keypor HALL BROS., Realtors ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real- Auerhach & Rudnick. Morristown, New Jersey 07960 east ol the intersection of Mechanic 25 Kecklee.1 Place, Executor months. Open 7 Days a Week 813 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Havel tor, 555 Prospect Aye., Little Red Bank, N. J. Street and Spring Street and extend- Eleven county drivers last Member Multiple Listing Service Member Multiple Untlng Service Jlrssrs. Schenck. Price. Smith ing easterly from said beKiiminK Open 7 Days Silver, 7414500. Attorneys 4 King. point for a distance o( llK) feet. their licenses after accumu- Three drivers lost their li- NBWER v the Boani of Chosen for final consideration and passage at a lene Drive, West Long Jefferson, 19, of 707 Shell , fire-places, four bedrooms, screened Asking $30,000. cation of the undersigned, Bartiara W. Freeholders of the Countv of Monmoulh, regular meeting ot said governing body 'Tporch. Convenient to transportation $32,000 includes 18x32 in-ground Glnrie-r, Administratrix of the eslate or New Jersey anil opened anil read in pub- :o be held on Monday, August 3, 1970, Branch; Robert Reevey, 25, Place, Neptune. ftp (I shopping. 559,500. pool. the said Charles Emll <3inder. deceased, lic In Room 3200 in the Hal! of Records, in the Municipal BullfHnn. Monmouth SHREWSBURY RANCH notice is hereby Riven to the creditors of Main SLicet, Freehold. .\>w Jersey Au- Street, Red Bank. Ni;w Jersey, at which of 1520 W. Park Ave., New 0 n e-tn o n t h suspensions \ LITTLE SILVER Secluded Wired bedrooma, 1 Vi baths, fiald deceased IO present to the .said Ad- gusU. 1S70 at :!:00 P.M. prevailing time time and place all persona desiring to he Seefydcd rancher. Living room Hx24 WEART-NEMETH spacious living room, large ldtchen ministratrix their claims tinder oalh for INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIG- heard thereon will be given full oppor- Shrewsbury; Gilbert R. Year- were given Malcolm Reid, 47, fireplace, dining room, 12x21 kitchen, with breakfast nook. Spacious master •within ,slx months from this date. NALS AT BETHANY ROAD AND tunity. game room. Threo bedrooms, IV, bedroom. lox'JO screened porch. Full Dated: July 21.1970 KEYPORT-HOLMD£L ROAD. HOLM- Dated: July 20, 1970 wood, 21, of Englishtown; of 55 Monmouth Pkwy., Mon- baths. Dry basement, patio, extras, & NICOLETTI basement with 21x15 game room. Ask- BARBARA W. GINDER. DEL AND HAZLET TOWNSHIPS, JOHN BRYAX, George J. Yaccarino, 24, of S34m liONMQUTH COUNTY. NEW JER- Borough Clerk mouth Beach; Richard E. Do- W3 ''"' JOSEPH 4 Magnolia Avenue, BEY. WATERBURY AGENCY AGENCY Haslet, New Jersey. Complete specifications, form of 'Jid, ruly 24 M2.50 151A West Farms Road, nat, 21, of 21 W. Susan St., Realtor Inguro Administratrix contract and bond for the same pre- Farmingdale, and Duncan M. K Years or Service REALTOR Messrs. Paraonnet, Parsonnet pared by Henry Ney, Monmouth Countv MONMOUTH CO I NT V Hazlet; John L. Price, 24, of <2 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank MIRANTI A. Duggan. Engineer, are on file In the County En- LAW DIVISION Freel, 41, of 319 Ludjow Ave., 102 WEST FRONT ST. 10 Commerce Court, Rineer'a Office. Mali or Records Annex. Ducket No. IKUM 109 Atlantic Ave., Manas- TRULY SPECIAL Realtors-Insurors Newark, New Jersey. 1 Lafayette Street, Freehold, New Jer- CIVIL ACTION Spring Lake. Member of Multiple Listing Service Attorneys ORDER HXINti DATE 1 OR HEAR- quan; Lawri A. Sager, 23, of Sparkling water view from wide, wide 741-2240 28 Riverside Ave. July 2<, 31 $12.50 sey and copies may be received by •pros- picture windows. Dellffhtful custom Riverview Towers Red Bank NOTICE pective bidders.'upon application, dur- ING T w o-rn o n t h suspensions 675 Ocean Ave., Long bulU ranch, decorator designed and Member of Red Bank MO\MOI?TH COUNTY ing business hours. MONMOL'TH COUNTY COl'IlT ready foe occupancy. Huge kitchen 747-9300 SURROGATE'S COURT Bids must he maiip on .standard pro- IN THE MATTER OF THE AI PLI- were, given Franklin R. Branch; Jan S. Radder, 21, of with barbecue pit and space for raml Multiple Listing Service posal forms in the manner designated CATION OF LAIMDOTA L. ZIBM- ly living. Wllllamsturg dining room ESTATE OF AGiNES W. ALLEN. DE- and required by the specifications; must Freehold; Alexander 85' paneled den with wet bar secludet HOLM DEL CEASED ANIS, AS NATURAL UUARDIAN OF Schaufele, 20, of 366 W. Pros- eovered patio. BeauMJul new carpeting. MIDI HOUSE—MINI PRICE Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R. AI- "be enclosed in. sealed cnvelo-pea beaprtnj: VIESTURfi ARTHUR ALDZER16. AN pect Ave., Keyport; Fran- Sprague, 30, of Colts Neck, Just listed at SS3.900. OL,D SHREWSBURY — Has charm, This unusual four-bedroom, thrfee-bath KINS, Surrogate of the County of Mon- the name and address of the bidder, des- INFANT. FOR LEAVE TO ASSUME convenience and location In a Cape Cod custom ranch, high on a hill with a ignatlnfi the name of the bid on the out- THE NAME OF V. ARTHUR ZIEM- John T. Bien, 21, of 89 Thayer with three bedrooms, one bath, den, mouth, this day made, on the appll. side, addressed to the Board of Chosen ANIS. cesco Manfreda, 30, of 249 Ed- and finished basements Close to echooli view of N. Y. city, has unlimited pos- cation of the undersigned, Richard L. sibilities. 2300 «|. ft. Only one year Kraybill Substituted Administrator with Freeholders of Uie County of Monmouth, Application being made to the Court wards Ave., Long Branch; Drive, New Shrewsbury. and shopping, and in an establlshei old. Move In before school starts! Hall of Records, Main Street, Freehold, by ARTHUR WINKLER of the Urn. o[ neighborhood. A qualified buyer ma; Will annexed of the estate of the said New Jersey 07728 and accompanied bv aaaume the 5Vi% mortgage. ws.sso. Agnes W. Allen deceased, notice Is here- ROSEN & KANOV as Attorney for the Edward J. Lister, 20, of 823 Also, Etcell F. Boyce, 18, of VAN HORN by jriven to the creditors of said de- the following: plaintiff, LAIMDOTA L. ZIEM ANIS. as AGENCY JOSEPH G. ceased to present to Uie said Substituted 1. A certificate (consent or suretv) natural guardian, and the Infant plain- Thirteenth Ave., Belmar; and Ryan Road, Marlboro; Wil- REALTORS Asking $24,000 Administrator with Will Annexed their from a reputable Insurance Com- tirf, VIESTURS ARTHUR ALDZERIS, 101 RIVER RD. FAm HAVEN claims under oath within nix months • pany certifying to the fact that if the for a judgment authorizing the Infant John A. Homlish Jr. of 446 liam L. Bresnahan 3rd, 18, of RAMBLING RANCH — Five minute from this date. •\>irirleT is successful, a surety bond plaintiff to a-ssume another name and Newman Springs Road, Lin- 10 Spring St., Freehold; Ro- to Red Bank. Large treed lot. Thro McCUE Dated: July 21st. l!)70 will be fllerl for the performance of for Ihe entry of an order fixing a date or four bedrooms, fireplace and .largi REALTOR RICHARD L. KRAYBILL. the contract. for the hearing of such application: croft. ger A. Hand, 26, of 3 Schi- MOTHERJDAUGHTER"" living room, dining room, full cell a 80 RIDGE RD. RUMSON Broad Street, 2. A certified check drawn to the Mon- It Ls on this 9th day June, 1970 OR- with recreation room. Qualified buyei Shrewsbury, • New Jersey. mouth County Treasurer in an DERED that the 7th day of August. verea Ave., Freehold, and may assume 5V»% VA mortgage, lm 842-2760 - amount not less than ten per cent •1970, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as One-month penalties were RANCH mediate possession. We have the key 07704 075,000 assumes low interest mortgage RUMSON REAL ESTATE Substituted Administrator <10%i ef the amount bid, but not to soon thereafter an the matter can he given James T. Crawford, .41, Charles Fossani Jr., 26, of 10 , On thl* lovely "mother and daughter" with Will Annexed. exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars. heard, at the Court House in .the Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High- home. Extra sized lot-country setting Asking $32,000 CENTER Mews. Beekman & Porter. «ndbe delivered at the place and on the Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- of 202 Deal Ave., Neptune, near all transportation, etc, Two-bed 29 Mechanic Street. hour above named. mouth, State ol New Jeraey. be fixed as lands. room home for daug-hter plus three Red Bank, New Jersey. 07701. The right is reserved to reject tnv or the time a«d place for the hearing of and Manuel Aldea Jr., 32, of 8 room apartment for mother. Low pay JEAN K. IRWIN ATTENTION GOLFERS Attorneys jUlWda tf deemed to the interest ot the Buch application and of any objections Ju> 24, 31 _^__^ County of Monmouth to do so. lhat may be made thereto. p MMlh Fu prlce Realtor By order ot the Bvard of Chosen Tree- It Is further ORDERED i*iat « notice EU'l" " - " Marine Park, on the Navesink BATONTOWN NOTICK of aucti application be polished In the BUY-RITE REALTY Anxious owner just reduced the price MONMOVTH COUNTY *"* JOSEPH C.1RWIN. RED BANK REGISTER a newspaper Licensed Broker 842-4188 on this contemporary ranch home with NCKKOOATK'H COt'RT Director or general circulation In Monmouth four bedrooms, 2Vfe batiia, , fronttriR on ESTATE OF HAR0TJD B. WILLIAM L. ULRECH. County, lor once a week for two con- Loitering, Disturbance 787-1010 1 the fabulous Old Orchard Country DECEASED Clerk of the Board secutive calendar weeks, next . pre- Cluh (560 a.) Home was built 4 Pursuant to the order of LOUIS R, July 24 $15.00 "IMMACULATE years ago, is ultra modern in every AIKINS, Surrogate of Uie County of TOWN HOUSE - $33,500 way. Many ihade trees and extras too COUNTV OK M0NM01TH numerous to mention make it a must Monmouth, thin day made, on Uie ap- J. 3. C. Do you like a home that has grea plication of the undersigned. Richard STATE OF NEW .IKRSKY ROSEN & KANOV chirm with ipadous rooms? Two fire "EARLY OCCUPANCY" to see. Priced to sell today, full price I* KraybJH, Sole Executor of the «*• NOTICE TO BIDDERS Cost Five Men $125 pla.ce». one In llvlnc room, one 4n $51,000. Present mortgage can be Newman Springs Road, Four bedrooma, two baths, large eat- aumed. Ute of the said Harold B. Alien de- [Notice is hereby Klven that sealed bid.* Lincroft, N. J. 07738 , Muter bedroom. Very large dining in kitchen, formal dining room (Par. ceased, notice is hereby «lven to the will be received by the Board of Chosen (201) 741-O43S tfANSBURG - Five men impaired driving and paid worn, beautiful modern kitchen, cedar qiiet flooring). Oversized two-car ga< creditors of itald deceased to present Freeholders of the County of Monmouth, July 24. 31 J2I.00 rage. Porch. Professionally' landscaped to the said Sole Executor their claims New Jersey and opened and read In imirj- *1 acre. Loaded with extra*. Be the TED McSINNESS under oaUi within -six months Irom Ile In Room #200 in the Hall of Records. were fined $25 each by Munic- $55. He lost his driving privi- '*"" \ImPAULe BRAGAR first to inspect, this beautiful home. Realtor thin date. Main Street, Freehold. New Jersey Au- NOTICE $39,500. S42-O7W 21 Broad St. Dated: July 20th. 1970 cust-4. 1970at2:00 P.M. prevailing time MONMOUTH COUNTY ipal Court Judge Seymour R. lege for six months. „ REALTOR RICHARD L. KRAYBILL for INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIG- Sl'RKOUATK'S COURT TM Broad St. Shrewsbury 747-0221 ON THE NAVES&NK 1 Broad Street NALS AT MAIN STREET AND WA- ESTATE OF KATHERINE MAX. Kleinberg for loitering and Thomas A. Fretwell of 80 LAWLEY AGENCY Supurb Victorian restoration. 3 /.. acres TER STREET. BOROUGH OF EN SON. DECEASED ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Charming of waterfront. A large home long on Shrewsbury, New Jersey D77O4 Pursuant 10 the order ot LOU-IB R. Victorian. Llvlnc dining, TV room, Realtors • Insurors charm and space for the family who Sole Executor GLISHTOWNI MONMOUTH COUNTY AIKINS. Surrogate of the County ot creating a disturbance. Seabreeze Way lost his driv- kitchen. Four bedrooms, bath, nlus likes to entertain and live graclonsh-. Messrs. Beekman & Porter NEW JERSEY. Monmouth, this day made, on the np- three unfinished rooms and bath $25 Established 1932 Anklng (114,800. HOWARD DEXTER Attorneys at Law • Complete specifications, form of bid. iltcation of the undersigned. Robert Pleading guilty as charged er's license for 60 days. He S00. Call 291-3757. A3SOC.. Realtor, 21 E. Front St.. Red 29 Mechanic Street contract and bond for the same pre- I. Morrell, Sole Executor ot the es- were Frederick H. Hendricks TWO FAMILY —Three bedrooms, each 100 Hwy. 35 Middletown Bank. 747-2701. Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 pared by Henry Ney. Monmouth Countv tate ot the said Katherlne Maxson was fined $35 after being unit. Corner lot. Near schools. City sew- Att: Alston Beekman, Jr., EnRlrieer. are on file In the County En- deceued, nvtlce In hereby given to Jr. of Morganville, Robert P. «r». FHA or VA terms available to qual- 741-6262 ANTIQUE FARMHOUSE — Remo- - Eaq gineer's Office. Hall of Records Annex. the or«dltors ot said deceased to pre- found guilty of careless driv- ified buyer. S27.500. EDWIN S. STARK, 24-Hour Service deled. Beautiful kitchen and baUi. Ex- July 2*. 3i $14.00 1 Lafayette Street. Freehold. New Jer- sent to the said Sole Executor their Stalken of New York City, Realtor. 264-0333, or evenings. 671-0974. cellent tittle Bllver location. Interesting BIDS TO BE RECEIVER ney and copies may he received by pros- claims under oath wltrtin six months ing. NEW COLONIAL — Five bedrooms. - . property with tall trees bordered by COUNTY OF MONMOVTH pective bidders, upon application, dur- from this date. Nicholas C. Pascucci of 315 baths, large den, air conditioned. St small brook. S29.8O0. ALLAIRE-FAR- STATE OF NEW JERSEY lnK business hours. Dated: July 14th. 1970 Leo's Parish. J<7,f>00. EDWIN H. MAR ROW AGENCY. 109 Broad St.. Red Bids must be made on standard pro- RO&ERT J. MORRELLi Lonllard Ave., Union Beach, George Colascco of 22 HOUSES FOE SALE TIN, Broker, 647 Newman 8prings Rd. Bank 741-3450. Hiddletown 5 Corners. NOTICE IS HEREBY coverlnK fculldltlB lot. TBRMS AVlHlABJ-13. velopes bearing the name and address of Monmouth. this day made, on. tha Call TOUR SEASONS RBALTY, Bro of the bidder, designating the name of nil the branrhes of work and material two years. • deducted from your ker. 2M-7800. the work on the outside, addressed to required to complete the project will be the Board of Chosen Freeholders and received In the Reception Room of the Dennis .r. Powell of 274A Violators BUILDINO LOT - VA Acre, wooded, must be Accompanied by a CERTIFIED Ofllce of Architecture. EnitlncerlnK and Federal Income- Tax. Mirlboro. M.5O0. Principals only. 264- Construction. Division n' Taxation Middle Road pleaded guilty to CHECK drawn to the order of the Coun- ereby ven t0 the . HAZLET — Eight persons «710. . ty Treasurer for not less than !1O per Building. West State and Willow Street nald *' - crertltoni cent of the amount bid. but not to ex- Blh floor. Trenton. New Jersey J*}£f LEGAL NOTICES have been fined by Municipal ceed $20,000.00 and shall be not less than until 2 :O0 P.M. D.S.T. on AilKUSt 8. 1970 e tn r The equity that you build" ' HEAVILY WOODED J500.00. Said bids must also contain s. and then publicly opened and read ^ l. y| claims under oath, within NOTICE Court Judge Vincent J. Agr- Two + acres with many large trees non-collusion affidavit, executed by the .loud. NoWd will be accented a ter the Dated: July 10th. 1970*'* AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE up in a home of your own bidder, the form of which affidavit li Knur specified: Bids will he rwelved on CAROLYN ANN WILKINS. OFFICE OF JOINT MUNICIPAL esti for traffic offenses. included in the bid documents. Bid bond Ihe following branrhes of work: 6 Melrpse Place. TAX ASSESSOR FOR THE Realtors. 946-4443. WILL NOT be acceptable In lieu of cer GENERAL BOROUGHS OF LITTLE SILVER Jimmy J. Offill Jr. of 16 U one of the surest forms of tified check. Mwrnletown. New Jersey. O77« INDUSTRIAL TRACTS — Also good The Information for Bidders. Form ot Admini«tratrix with Will annexed. AND SHREWSBURY IN THE COUN- Karyn Ter., Middletown, was savings and family security. The successful bidder, if awarded the Bid. Form of Contract. W«n«.8pfHflra TY OF MONMOUTH. commercial highway propertied for contract must furnish a bond In the tlons and Forms of Bid KOnd. nrmi BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and assessed $15 for driving with stores, offices and shopping centers. amount of the contract price as pro- mance-Payment Bond, and other con i5SecrS Council of the Borough or Little Silver. HAROLD LINDBMANN. Broker, Ea vided by statute Tor the faithful per- tract oocumenUi may be examined a R B tontown, 542-1103. formance of all the provisions of the Atto rn"eyi In the County or Monmouth and'State of a defective exhaust system THE SOONER YOU BUY ... specifications and contract relating t.i the following: July IT, 2t J13.00 New Jentey, that: the construction of the work, said bond Office of Architecture. Section 1- The Office of Joint Munici- and $20 for delaying traffic. PROPERTY to be .furnished at the time of the sign- Englneerlnn and Construction pal Tax Afc.tessor is hereby established ... THE MORE YOU'LL SAVE ing of the contract The bid must be Dlvlilon of Taxation Building NOTICE ani} "hall he maintained by and for the Of the total, $15 was sus- accompanied by a certificate form a re- West State and Willow 8treets MOVMOl'TII COVNTV Borough of Little Silver ami the pended. PAIR' HAVEN - Antique Colonial In sponsible surety company authorized to —8th Floor St RROGATE'S (OIRT Borough of Shrewsbury, both in the village lection. Seven rooms, VA baths. do business In the State of New Jersey, Trenton, New Jersey 0M2S ESTATE OF HAROLD E. WARD. County ol Monmouth, to assess real and John S. McClelland of 60 AmnTe Darking for off ces or shops. which certificate shall be properly exe- Copies may be obtained at the Office DECEASED personal property for taxation within 3( Call 741-7686 or 222- cuted by *n executive officer ot aaid ot Architecture. Engineering ».nd Con PurRuant to the order or LOUIS R. each of saJd municipalities, alt an au- Hamilton Ave., Leonardo, 0441. companv authorized for that purpose, struction located at the above address AIKINS. Surrogate ot the County or thorized under and bv virtue of the pro- T — Light Industrial or as- which said certificate shall state that upon payment of $25.00 for each set Monmouth, this day made, on the visions of N.J.S.A. 10:488-14 through N. was fined $15 for driving with- -lldlng. flfl.OOO. EDWIN S. the surety company will provide the bid- Any unsuccessful bidder, upon retitrnln* application of the undersigned, Neal J. S. A. 40:488-21. Inclusive. ' STAR'fe. Realtor, M4-0333, or evenings. der with the bond above mentioned in mrh set promptly and In.Kood condition F. Ward. Bole Executor or the estate out a license and $14 for Hie amount of the contract price if the vlll be refunded his payment, and an\ of the said Harold E. Ward? de- Section '2. The governing foodie* of RED BANK AREA contract Is awarded to said bidder. • • ceased, notice.la herehy-(fiven lo the both of .said Boroughs shall. \)y a (tree- speeding. Ronald G. imitiifliler upon so rcturnlnll such a eo' creditors of nald deceased to pie- itiRnt, iirnvitie f(ir me uppalmmenior a PROFESSIONAL BUILDING The said BID together with the CER- vlil be refunded S25.O0. •nnt to Ihe said Bole Executor their Jnlnt Municipal Tax Assessor and such McClelland, same address, TIFIED CHECK and CERTIFICATE The Stato reserves the rlitht to reicc ON HIGHWAY from the surety company as ahove pro- rlaims under oath within *lx months other personnel an may be neceasary. vided, shall be delivered at the plate frnm this date. for the apportionment of the costs and paid $55 for allowing an unli- and at the hour a^>ove mentioned. "Each bidder irrust deposit with his hid Dated: July 10, 1970 expense of operation of such office be- censed driver to operate his $19,900 No bid shall be withdrawn for a period security In the amount, form and sub NEAL F. WARD, tween said participating Boroughs antt Laxse two-story building In excellent •f thirty (30) days subsequent to the ject to the conditions provided In the In Box 64. for such nth or terms and conditions as motor vehicle. condition. Full basement (fIrujhable). opening of bins without Uie consent of struetions for Bidders. MJddlcitown. N, J, may be necessary and convenient for large corner lot with 125' highway the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Attention of bidden Is particularly Sole Executor the establishment and maintenance of June E. Gyorke of Edison IronUee, two-car detached garage. Right is reserved to reject any and all ..ailed to the requirements as tn condi- Messrs. Drazln, W«rirhaw. the officn. MULTIPLE LISTINGL SERVICE Preient mortgage "-an be assumed. bids ir deemed to be to the .interest of tions of employment to oe observed and AucrhAch & Rudntck. Section 3. Such Office of Joint Munici- was fined $35 for traveling 79 Call now! 2911966. No broken! the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the minimum «ut ratei lo be paid under 2b Reckless Place. pal Tax Assessor shall consist of a CountCt y f MmoutMonmouthh to do ssoo. Red Bank. New Jeraey, Tax Assessor and such subordinate per- m.p.h. in a 50 m.p.h. zone. Our M*mb*rs ir« REALTORS, proftuiontls in r«al •itatt. By Ore •r of the Board of Chosen *No bfdder may withdraw Ms \M with Attorneys sonnel as may. by the governing bodies Freehoide S 01 in. sixty (60) days after Ihe actual date July 17. IM yn.oo of said Boroughs, he deemed necessary She also had her driving and proper t» perform the assessment Director runrllun In pjieh of aald Boroughs in ac- privilege suspended for 30 INDUSTRIAL A MIDDLKTOWN TOWNSIIII* cordance with law. Any person who mav days. WIU,1AM L. ULHIOH MONMOUTII COUNTY, N.,l. hereafter be appointed to office a« Joint Clerk 525.75 July 24. 28 NOTICK TO C(»NTK.\<.TOUS Municipal Tax Assessor for said Henry P. Wenzel of 338 Mid- BUILDINGS July 24 _____ The Mayor and Township Commit' Borough* nhdll hold auch office for a tpe or MlfUHetown Town«hli», Mon- term of four lit years, as shall be pro- land Ave., Morgan, Bruce L. mouth County, New Jerney, will re- vided for by agreement of the governing ceive requests for advanced Prc* Lloyd of Woodbridge, and FOR SALE OR LEASE Dec. 31 Dec. 31 qualification of Contractors who plan bodies of nald Boroughs, provided that Year 1961) any such person reappolnted as Joint Yeal,l!)B.715.6r ;•" 0 to Hubmlt bids on public works con- Municipal Tax Assessor after serving Richard Nacovsky of 54 Shore Cash, investments and iPrepaid Debt Bjrvlce — tracts to be let by the Township 2,000 sq. ft. to 80,000 sq.ft. n< c< l l 00.122.88 during the one year period beginning for four (4> yearn In that capacity shall Taxei, Assessment and Liens , ' ' y>" '%-V,:~-- thereafter hold hi* position during good Blvd., Keansburg, each paid Property Acquired for Taxes—Assessed Value .... 11.950.00 September 1, 1970, and ending August RED BANK EATONTOWN I 123,900.73 47,066.06 31, 1971. bohavior HIKI effliienL'v notwllnat&ndinK $15 for careless driving. NT5W SHREWSBURY HAZLET Accounts Receivable ..— •-, ••:••••• that such reappointment was for a fixed Deferred Charfecs to Future Taxation- 1,194,435.00 1,114,117.10 Preiuntiricatlon requests must he term of years, and he shall not be re- Louis Bondeau of 604 Loril- MATAWAN KEYPORT General Capital -•••• -.——. In duplicate, on forms to be provided moved therefrom for political reasons Deferred Charges to Revenue ot 38,373.48 12,0(10.00 bv the Township, addressed to the but only Utr gomi cause shown and after lard Ave., Union Beach was FOR INFORMATION CALL... Succeeding Years - - - Mayor and Township Committee of a proper hearing before the Director of the Township of Middletown and re- the Division or Taxation of the State of fined $10 for delinquent in- TOTAL AS3ETS ~ _.»2,738,727.O9 $2,471,970.63 ceived bv the Township Clerk of Mid- YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE... 739-0117 dle town Township, Township Hall, R.t. New Jersey or his deslgnee. spection and $10 for contempt PARKWAY 117 AGENCY 35 and Kings Highway, Middletown, Section 1. All employees in the Office LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND SURPLUS ,.__„_„ M N.J. 07718, prior to the close of busi- of the Joint Municipal Tax Assessor of court. Realtora Bond3OTdsa anan*d. Notes Payable -•• -»* 926,000.0ffig-SSS-™0 11,076.000.00 ness on Friday, August 14. 1970, If shall he deemed to be the employees of 117 Hwy 35 Keyport Improvement Authorizations .. 133.868.87 324.91(1.63 preqiJfiiHlcatmn approval Is to be re- the munlctpalitv having the largest ap- Robert J. Gress of Roselle OUicr Liabilities and Special Funds „.— 1,118.361.6* 788.121. If ceived by September 1. 1970. portionment valuation determined un. ._ _ 235.081.05 103.329.77 der N.J.S.A. M :4—19 on July 27.1967. Park was given a suspended Reserve Jor Certain Assets Receivable 185,273.1 RegulHtiona regarding prcquallflca- Surplus S65.61S.49 tlon anrl blank prequalification ques- Section -V The AMennment function of $50 fine for creating, a disturb* tionnaires may he obtained upon re- the Joint Municipal Tax Assessor shall REAL ESTATE WANTED TOTAIj LIABILITIES. RESERVES quest at the office of the Township be exerrlflflrt In the same manner »nd to ance while under the in- AND SURPLUS ...*5.T3«,727.O9 »2,471.970.S3 Engineer, Richard M. Schulz, P. E., the aame extent an though It was ex- L. §., of ihe firm of T A M Associates, cruised in each municipality sepamtHv, fluence of alcohol. He paid $15 Inc., Cntisillllnc & Municipal Engi- COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL OF OPKRATIONS and.the lax-list and duplicate, property W« haVB reidy qualified buyers, jo COMPARATIVE STATEMENT neers 213 Highway 35, Ml ddle town record rarrtn, and all other records for in court costs. AM) OIIANOK IN SURPLUS -- CURRENT FUND Township. P. 5. Red Bank, N. J,, each (if Uie sulrt BorouKhn nhall be main- tor fast efficient «ervlce. call J. u. Revenue (Cash Basis) Year 1969 Year 11168 07701, Antonio Konseca of 642 ROCHE, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colls Neck. S !42.3»6.39 ( 183,586.59 tained Fcpuralcly And ."hall he available 182-2741. Member Multiple Llstinii Ser- Surplus Balance January 1 Ry onler of the Mayor and Town- for public InsMM-tinn imrsunnt to law. Beers St. was fined $15 for Miscellaneous—From other .than ship Committee o-f the Township or Sectlnn 6. The joint iigrorment may he vice. LOCHI Property1 Tux Levies 6(5.B10.S7 821.618.34 56.B15 1 MlddWnwn. toi'tnliiHterl npnn tin* ridopllon of n TP-O- having an uncovered garbage BUYERS WAITING Collection of Delinquent Taxes : _ D7.5ia.S1 HAROLD H. KOI'LKS, Mayor lutlnn to thai effect by the governing Collection ot Current Tax Levy _. '2r661.779.94 2.427.893.22 HARGES V. CARROLL, JR., Clrrk b o (I y of plthiM- nf the aforcsfll't can. Sam Schifano of 16 Azee For homes, estates, farms, acreage, July Zl. 21 *10.!iO Boroughs. K.\tfpl by unanimous Agree- wnterlronta, businesses. Indusfrfal and TOTAL FUNDS ....13,637,16114 $3,t89,913.32 muni, Hin-h termln.'iti<"ii shall nnt 'JC Drive paid $10 for allowing tiunlnesB propnrtiss. made cffectlvi! earlier thiin;June'3o next HUi-ceedlnj; the cxplriitlnn nf twelve M'J> his dog to run loose. RAY H. STILLMAN, Roaltor Kxm;r«[ltureB ^Accrual Basis) full calendar months following the adop- "Our 62nd Year" B'l'fRot Expenditures: tion of Kuuh resolution. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Murilclpn! PurpOJies ; ,.~ „..$ 734.U6.00 I Wi;i17.M Section 7. This Ordinance shall take 948 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 Cntinty Taxes ....,_•-....'i «.....:: 70f>,!MS.fl3 *B0,7.17.0" jffecL upon i!n (HiflHitRn ami publication LTsflNGS OF BETTER HOMES — Local.School Taxca I?. I..™..- .'. 1,908.347:00 according to law if a similar ordinance Man Admits In KeansburE • Middletown • Haz'et - Intrrfund L/>ann Made .; „..„.— - «...: 80,000.00 1.618:291.00' Other Exp^dlturea .„ 785.56 of the Borough of Shrewsbury has bpen Hnlmdel. The Smolko Agency. 787-0123. 197 NJ nrinptcri within six (fii months prior TOTAL EXPENDITURES .- -.„ .$3,407,264.49. to the adoption hereof or upon the effec- Trooper Assault WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST $2,061,361.88 tive date if n similar ^ordinance Is YOUR HOME nriniitrrl within six (t>i mdrifhs from the FREEHOLD — Raymond Lcsa: Kxiicrulitiircs to he Bdoption hfrc^if1 . Ca.ll today', an*! give details and cash 31,000.00 Itilrodm-i'd : Julv 'JO. ICTfl. C. Brown, Tennent Road, price STERLING THOMPSON A A8- Raised by Future Taxes I horrliy a»[irove tif the passing of this SOC;J_747:5ISOa TOTAL ADJUSTED EXPENDITURES _.S3.373,264.49 $2,947,526.0: Ordinance. Morganville, will be sen- THOMA9 JL'nr.E WE BUY HOMES DIRECT Ma\or tenced Oct. 2 for assault and Condition unimportant. Call Four Sea- Surplus Balance December 31 ...$ 263,028.95 $ 2I2.3M.39 Attest: battery in Keyport April 23, sons Realty, Broker. 228-71BH, Rufus V.. Johnston norotigti Clerk lOliG. Brown "pleaded guilty THREE-BEDROOM .HOME — In Kcrt RECO M M E.\'r>ATI O NS The fdrfROlnw nrdln.mcp v;** in- Hank Fair Haven, Uumsan aren. 1. Tlint the Ux sale should have hern held in ISO!). troduced ami p.iH.-ipd on first rpiiiiitiK ;it to the charge before Mon- nhonl $2ii.OO0, Nii-fi ncighhnrliooii. 2. That the Treasurer's bank account he reconciled monthly. ii-ctinK 15. Jul-. |!iT» and will In- i nt^idcrrVl for (,- 4. Tiint Intpirst tic rnllrclcil on riellnqucnt Bccounts according to the result Patrick ,1. McC.ann Jr. MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. CASH Mnn of Uie Rovcrnln^ bndy. .nil Mi v i u- iiml r-mtinl .it IiO!-oiii:h 950 Roul. 35 23A Roul. 34 112 Av«. o(Two Rlv»r» The ntiiivo Hiiuinmiv J>I liynnpsls w;is pri>|i;uTft finm tlic rcporl of nii'li .. J. - . T-M Hill prucpci I Ave , Little Silver. N ,1. He admitted attacking State HAZLBT MIDDLBTOWN of the Township of Hnlnvlpl, rotinlv of Moninoiitli ror !lir> culpiular ypur \W. at S iliiiun. AIIK :•. 1 f*TU. ;i! whirii !lin,> 671-2100 566-760O 142-2700 We buy hntnrn for cash. If you want. 1 Trooper .lames Sweeney, for- Tins rnjiort »t auillt. .^ulnnltlnl t>y Seaman. Se.iman mid Oslt^lo. iipclstprn "Alvin h«i enough worries with- 1 pl HT all |it'i' BPII. i-iill K A L CONSTRUCTION Municipal Accountants. Is on lite at the Township Clerk's office and may linnl thereon will be given f'i!l »;'- merly of the Kcyport Bar- C be Inspected by.any Interested person. out htm knowing what happened to tunltv. REALTORS BTARTPACKINa WhenyoirMum John P. Wacilngton Ihe car he got in The Daily Rogiilor K 7, JnUN.ST'>N racks, now stationed in Tren- ple Ll*t your homo with E. A. ARM' Borough Clerk ITROtyO Agency. Reiltori. 741-ifiOO. want *dil" July 24 • 131.50 ton. 22 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDBLETOWN, N. J.: FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1970 4 9 Treads 41 Snakes Kidg Bible Krusade' Set heavily ttWrestMng let Srd, known as "Uaele A student at Evangel Col- Puzzle 10 Charge bold EAST KEANSBURG -The- On Campus By Dorothea E. Shlpp 11 Skin disease 44 Merit Emmanuel Assembly of God Freddie," who will utilize lege, Springfield, Mo.,, Mr. 12 Display 47 Roofer will sponsor a "Kids Bible ventriloquism, puppets, mag- Pettet has been holding "Kids ACROSS pronoun 13 Shade 49 Glass ball Krusade" Sunday through ic, stories, songs and memo- Krusades" in the eastern part Miss Tobe Joyce Levin of a junior majoring in business 1 Pour forth 51 Type of 52 Cult Fridayat 7 R.m. West Long Branch has been administration, son of Mr. 19 Legends rization work in his presenta- of the nation for the past five S Letters garment 21 Try member Conducting the program named to the spring semes- and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, )4 10 Swift / 53 Island 56 Tax will be Frederick de Lue Pet- tion of the gospel. years. ter dean's list at Ithaca Hiawatha Ave., Oceanport. 25 Cards 14 Atmosphere republic 27 Strike: si. 58 Studied (N.Y.) College. A graduate of 15 Smell 54 Time zone: Miss Phyllis Rudrow, 28 Impedi- 59 Levee Shore Regional High School, 16 Mountain •abbr. ments 60 Ajar she is a senior majoring in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nymph 55 Sloven Robert Rudrow of 183 W. Ber- 29 Crew 61 Church part English Literature. 17 Spill 57 Crackle 30 Pang 63 Noun suffix gen Place, Red Bank, has 18 Remarkable 59 Snake Three Monmouth County been named to the dean's list 32 Stupid 65 Nap thing 62 Redacts 34 Arson, e.g. 66 Blood students have returned from of honor students at Parsons 20 Dogma 64 Ruse a 22-day tour of Europe with College, Fairfield, Iowa, 35 Measures, 67 Cheese 22 Foe 68 Spectre for short 69 Consumed LAWN where she will be a senior the Heidelberg College (Tif- 23 Sheep 71 Crucifix next year. 36 Schism 70 Born . ' fin, Ohio), concert choir. 24 Peruse 72 Snuggery They are Anne Runyon, 56 26 Flats: abbr. 73 Beach Solution to Friday's Puzzle Five Monmouth County Gillespie Ave. and Kathv Bail- 28 Fix 74 Hebrew students have achieved the aaataa GJHUU uuua ey, 168 Kemp Ave., both Fair 31 Gust scribe dean's list 'for outstanding aanaa uiauu aaaa Haven, and Dieter Zimmer, 33 Tremblors 75 Joint 11 Sutphin Ave., Matawan. academic accomplishment for nnmriH nnraiaaHraaa 37 Medical 76 Taut QQUO ranran mmnins BUILDING SALE the spring semester at Le- facility: init. 77 Judge Two students at Pfeiffer high University, Bethlehem, Mrs. Theodore Hall HHOtl 0000 38 Distant: DOWN College from the greater Red Pa. annnaa 00013 ana • FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY < comb, form 1 Direction Bank area have been named They are Guy T. Carter, aaaaa anemia ana Mrs. HaU 39 Certificate nratnrd [qranns BBQQ to the college's academic 14 Lenape Trail, Manasquan, 2 Slipper 40 Site of 3Cleek rana Banns ranana dean's honor list for the and Arnold A. Sanders, Jr., naa anaa ananas Taj Mahal ,. 4 Narrow "COMPACT spring semester at Pfeif- 12 Garfield Ter., Elberon, Elected Head 42 Feel 5 Telepathy: ranrns mranH both of whom achieved a per- fer College, Misenheimer, 45 Slay abbr. ramniRr N.C. They are Ronald Durn- fect average; Frank Minion rarann Hnramal, 3rd, 203 Ocean-Ave., Belmar; Of CBC-TV 46 Phantom 6 Program tag, a recent graduate who 48 Strike 7 Viewed SLOPE" majored in English, son of Walter H. Stansbury, 501 Old RED BANK — Mrs. Theo- Corlies Ave., Neptune and dore E. HaU, of Little Silver breaker: si. 8 Nine: comb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durn- 50 French form ing, Tan Vat Road, Locust, Thomas D. Carroll, 29 Mere- has been elected president of SAVE 10.07 dith Drive, New Shrewsbury. OBC-TV. Mrs. Hall has ac- and Wayne Richard Johnson, a i 11 13 13 quired 76 per cent of Hie com- * Regularly 74.95 pany from Michael R. Gingold and Mark L. Stanton. REDUCTIONS ,T 40% OBC-TV, like any company IT SAVINGS up to $40 and SI 00 7' x 5' Interior in embryo, has had its grow- » a 88 Complete with Floor ing pains, its officers said. M FLOOR SAMPLES Now, under the leadership of • • • I I Green and White CHAIRS and SOFAS Mrs. Hall and Anthony J. 94 IS 64 Levi, vice president and gen- MUST MAKE ROOM FOR 1971 MERCHANDISE eral manager, the operation IMMEDIATE DELIVERY is about to become a reality, 1A# ADFICMONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER they said. 5D. :Wg??warrsiffmfflT7«ii^^ The franchise for operation 5* "THE of the community station in Red Bank will be exercised 85 GREENBROOK" by., early fall, it was an- nounced. Initially, use of one chan- SAVE 40.07 nel was anticipated by OBC- - TV. Mrs. Hall announced that due to community appeal, an- other channel will operate for j Regularly 139.95 the medical profession exclu- sively. Still another channel Every Saturday solid citizens find more ways f is under consideration for Service Salute to save a buck at Natelson. merchandising. Negotiations 7' x 5' Interior are under way for this be- Marine Cpl. Charles R. a 1967 graduate of Freehold 88 tween Mrs. Hall and two na- Leutz 3rd, son of Mr. and Regional High School, attend- Sliding Doors Ai tional firms. Mrs. Charles R. Leutz 2nd of ed Holy Trinity Seminary, 5 Step Finish By use of a 12-channcl 10 BeUcnap Lane, Rumson, is Jordanville, N.Y. coaxial cable, CBC-TV will now serving with the Seventh Regiment, First Marine Divi- be able to service the needs Army Sgt. l.C. Martin sion, in Vietnam. of the community, it was an- Blackmore is leader of a nounced. There will be no Coast Guard Seaman Ap- combat motion picture team charge to viewers of CBC-TV since it is a community ser- prentice Richard W. Hopps, operating in Vietnam near vice operation. of 61 Grant Place, Red Bank, Long Binh. His wife, Paula, was graduated from recruit lives at 185 Third St., Fair "THE Fmast training at the Coast Guard Haven. Post Reports Training Center, Cape May. Membership Up An agency of the Transporta- RINGSWOOP" tion Department, the Coast NURSING HOME Saturday and Sunday ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- • 24-Hour Car* Commander Michael Cas- Guard is responsible for • RN on duty all tlme« July 25th and 26th Only sone of Sandy Hook Bay maritime law enforcement • Medicare Approved SAVE 40.07 Post, American Legion, re- and protection of life and NAVESINK HOUSE ports the post has exceeded 40 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK last year's membership. property at sea. M2-34M Regularly 149.95 CHARCOAL The post participated in Army Pvt. Henry C. Jef- Red Bank's Flag Day and fries, 22, son of Mrs. Nan Hu- Centennial parade and in the lit, 13 Gooseneck Point Road, flag raising ceremony at the BRIQUETS dedication of the new bor- Oceanport, recently was as- NOW, FIRST MERCHANTS ough hall here. signed to the Americal Divi- • 7' x 5' Interior FINAST HARDWOOD Nominated as officers for sion in Vietnam as an infan- the coming year were tryman. Higher Interest • 216 cu. ft. Storage Space George Himmel, comman- • Sliding Doors. der; John Dellert, first vice Airman Herbert F. Carlson, On Regular Ib. commander; Abraham Plea- son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Passbook sant, second vice comman- O. Carlson of 33 Bernard St., der; E. Joseph Bissonnette, Eatontown, has completed ba- Savings BAG finance officer; Calvin Steitz, sic training at Lackland APB, chaplain; Richard McCaf- Tex. He has been assigned to On One Year frey, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Sheppard APB, Tex., for Certificates "The CYPRESS" 362 Brood St. & Maple Ave. Margaret Cooper, historian; training in the civil engineer- Victor Q. Kelly, judge advo- . ing structural and pavements of Deposit cate; C. Eugene Allen, ser-' field. Airman Carlson is a SAVE 11L95 vice officer, and Mr. Cas- graduate of Monmouth Re- On Two Year sone, Mr. Steitz and Herbert gional High School, New Certificates Meinert, trustees. Shrewsbury, and attended of Deposit Regularly 279.95 Officers will be elected Monmouth College, West Wednesday, Aug. 12, and in- Long Branch. DcpoilU luuroa' Dp U stalled Wednesday, Sept. 9. ttD.400 bl F.n.l.C. Airman Peter Kozak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kozak of Hont Chow 13 Gordons Corner Road, THOROUGHBRED Freehold, has completed ba- 7'11" x 6'Exterior sic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. 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She has Roger Wil- and *'they lived happily ever band, dressed himself in the liams at the piano and a after> don't often describe subtle attire of the group of gospel singers ren- show people and if they do day—bright shirt, wide tie dering today's music. they'je phony sell stories. and light blue flecked tweed The show will go on to Yet lor dancing star Mitzi s,uit—-she'll stay that way. He Bhode Island next week" after Gaynor and her husband and said she tried on a few midis playing to rave reviews this manager, Jack Bean, the fan- and he said emphatically, week in Wallingford, Conn. tasy seems to fit. V* "they will not succumb." "The show made two history- Miss Gaynor, replacing the Except for a TV special last making standing ovations in original booking of Robert October and her role as Nellie this theater, according to one Goulet and Carol Lawrence, Forbush in "South Pacific," critic," Mr, Bean said in a will bring an already ac- t h e N o r t h e a s t is rather telephone conversation from claimed show into the Garden curious about Miss Gaynor. there. State Arts Center the week She played New Jersey at Entertainment has made Up of Aug. 3. the Latin Casino, in Cherry most of Miss Gaynor's life. MITZ; GAYNOR At a press conference in the Hill, three years ago but most Originally from Chicago, she White and Gold Room at the of her time has been spent in began her dancing at the bal- size seven. They have no children and! Plaza Hotel, a Victorian set- Las Vegas and Lake Tahoo, let bar'and said of her prog- This is where the fairy tale admittedly have their fight- ting appropriate for the good performing a musical comedy ress, "Look how far. I've begins. About 17 years ago, ing moments, according to looking couple, Miss Gaynor night club act. come." she weighed 150 pounds. "1 the female in the family. The was startlingly attractive and Operetta Why not a classical career? fell madly in love and I want- couple have a professionalism completely friendly, pos- She sang several operettas "I wanted to be a ballerina ed Jack to fall madly in love about them and a healthy re- sessed of a carriage that must in tiie Los Angeles Civic Audi- but I had too much of a sense with me." He put her on a spect for each other's abilities come from her years of clas- torium where she claims she of humor," she said, then salt:free protein diet and tt that comes across. Sound like sical dance training. By the "learned her craft." stood up, posed as Nureyev worked. And they were mar- a fairy tale? time two hours had passed, As for a TV series, she's not and collapsed at the knees in ried. Her successful career It will be interesting to see she knew everyone's name. interested, she said, nor in a Chaplinesque moment. followed. where this show fits in the Ii^ White Linen Broadway shows. Afraid of Exercise, diet, and dancing Their place among the stars range of Garden State Arts Like champagne flowing over-exposure, she doesn't every day keep her in the though, really convinces her Center programs. If it's com- from a bottle, she bubbled like to make too many guest condition she's in now, "Like of their success. "I'm Capr- parable to Andy Williams and with enthusiasm, dressed in a appearances either. an athlete," she said. icOrn and he's Virgo and Harry Belafonte, it will be a chic "I960" Geoffrey Beane After the Debbie Reynolds But she wasn't always a we're both perfectionists." winner. Parkway Picnickers Get Grills ByBOBBRAMLEY sentatives were treated to the liant Hollywood performer Mr. Gallagher explained set up all along the parkway, HOLMDEL — Savory ar- gourmet affair, hosted by and featuring comedian the grills have been installed he said. omas rose from four electric Martin Warshauer of The George Carl and The Four on a trial basis at Telegraph In addition to being without outdoor cooking grills as Lighting Center, John P, Gal- trolled electric heating j ele- Hill to determine practicality flame, the grills are weath- spare ribs and .chicken lagher, N.J. Highway Author- ments with no open flame. of their use free of charge by erproof, rustproof and self- roasted; delickmsly in Tele- ity chairman, and D. Louis They therefore conform to the the picnicking public. If the cleaning. Whether they are graph Hill Park. Tonti, parkway executive di- parkway's long-standing ban scheme works out in the pic- vandalproof remains- to be It was the Garden State rector. on open fires. nic area here, grils may be seen. parkway's first cookout, The four grills, installed For staged by The Lighting Cen- the public to use at no charge ter of Red Bank, supplier of in the picnic area overlooking tiie new style grills. Nearly the Garden State Arts Center, 100 officials and press repre- feature thermostatically con- Week's Holmdel Bill Has International Hue HOLMDEL — Brazil and pearances with the New York Ohio, represented by Sergio Philharmonic this Wednesday, Mendes and Brasil '66 and and Thursday. Nancy Wilson, respectively, And Jose Fellciano, the will share in the spotlight at blind blues singer who was New Jersey's Garden State born in Puerto Rico, will per- Arts Center on Monday and form at the Arts Center am- Tuesday. phitheater Friday, July 31 and Soviet expatriate Vladimir Saturday, Aug. 1. Ashkenazy, considered , one The following week (Aug. of the best pianists in the 3-8), the Arts Center will play world, and Sixten Ehrling, a host to The Mitzi Gaynor GARDEN STATE CHICKEN — Henry Newton of Red Bank, chef extraordinaire, native of Sweden, will give Show, a big music and com- selects succulent roast chicken from electric grill for Mr. and Mrs. John P. Galla- the Arts Center on the Gard- edy revue starring the bril- en State Parkway even more Fellows. Miss Gaynor's spe- gher at N. J. Highway Authority gourmet cookout. Mr. Gallagher, authority chair. of an international flavor cial guest star will be pianist man, says grills may be installed in all Garden State Parkway picnic areas if „ Roger Williams. when they jnake guest ap- .•.«..< they prove practicable. ^ IRegister Staff Photo) i I ••» fcZ>

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MUIR (C) 0 MAD MAD MOVIE - • 0 NOW EXPLQSION milVf * , "The Triumph of Hercules" (1964) starring Don O THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW (CJ "Dig for the Truth." The Muirs get in trouble VadJs, Marilu Tolo. After having his uncle. King • when they repeat the story that Capt Gregg** an- Fandeons of Mycenae, murdered, the power-hungry Th« B^amdena and the Nortona arrive m Ireland. cestor founded the school. • odie.:-. (R) '&% © SIGNS GF lOVE (C) * © INSIGHT (C) ©ADAM 12 . 11:00 QQO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (C) © SURVIVAL Itera Stanwyck. A white girl; rewued frpmJM • 0 PEYTON PLACE I.-00 0 SUPERMAN (C) Apaches finds understanding and a new Ufa wlta • O THE LATE MOYIF ~ ~* SgtHook. ' •' . •• I'Tunes.of Qlory" (1960) starring Alee Guinness, 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. (C) " ©THE FALCON •lUCK „ .;.. John Mill*. A Highland regiment, led by » tough 0 BLACK NEWS (C) • ' "Falcon in Danger" • (1643) starring Tim CoMWW»" • A 30-mlnute weekly broadcast of news and events < Jean Brooks. 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"Live Wires" (1846) starring leo Gorcey, Hunls © CAN YOU TOP THIS? {CJ ' ' ' '.At the request of a friend, Manhbt Investigates a •Ball. The Bowery. Boys get jobs as skip tracers. Guests: Milton Berle,1 Henny Toungman, Uorey two-year-old crime.to disprove malpractice* < "" O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE (C) Amsterdam ' '. . agatost a jnnall-town doctor.- (R) • : <" & THE MID-DAY REPORT (C). 8KK). © THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW • I 12:30 ©FACE THE NATION (C) . . Quests: Tiny Tim, Miss Vlckl, Flip Wilson, Jerry © ALL AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW'•,:., Stiller and Anne Meara, the Ike and Tina Turner 8. 1030 © IN THE NATURE OF . to ©ONE MAN SHOW , "The Nature' of Vedanta' In America.". * Rfivue, Sonny James, Karen Wyman, Carter and Guettr Sfener Wenbes ' . Lynn, dancers and Vino Venito, sword balancer (R) © CONVERSATION © THE ERROL FLYNN THEATER I LTIMEJCV IrOO ©PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON "Sea Hawk" (1940) starring Errol Plynn, Brenda IliOO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (CJ. .. ."Lucy Ciallant" (1056) starring Jane Wyman, Marshall A pirate adventure story on the high seas MOVIES • • .• Charlton Heston. The story of the %uest for. black with exciting battle scenes and romance, "Rebel Without a Cause" (1955) starring James. gold. «THE F.B.I. (C) J • Dean, Natalie Wood, A youth who has lost respect • eturn to Power." Inspector Ersklne tries to ex- . for his parents gets Involved with a gang of Jtt»"' O MEET THE PRESS (C) It a power fight within a Mafia family, (R) • 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE •: • LESLEY IN LOVE (C) SnmSTmmDARK'(q •- •-•'• • "Dam Busters" (1943) starring Richard Todd, Id- _.jiley Gore brings her voice to her own ontf- Guests: George.Carlln, Lou Rawls, Spanky Wilson, chael Redgrave. Air Ministry accepts woman concert. (R) Boss* Bio, Sandy Baton' • * plan to destroy Germany's Ruhr dams. IB CHICAGO FESTIVALS (C) © 1SUNDS IN THE SUN "Young Chicago Film-Makers" © NOW EXPLOSION (C) • ' , •* • Musical marathon of the "Top 40" songs.'. • m MOVIE 9 8:30 © TH5 BILL COSBY SHOW (C) 11:30 © THE LATE SHOW • ' "Tamil Drums" (1657) starring Rod Camettm, Mary "The Gum-Ball Incident" Innocent bystander Chet Castle. A Mexican bandit,, ambushed when holding KIncald Is accused of breaking a chewing gum ma- 1 '•Dimension 6". (1966) starring Jeffrey. Hunter,, , up a stagecoach, Joins a rancher In his fight against chine and put in jail. (R) France Nuyen,. An espionage agent uses a' time . a saloon owner.* . . . I" dbftenslon machine '.In a desperate effort to' says © REX HARRISON'S SON NOEL (C) ^ Eos Angeles from' # hydrogen bomb. ' 1:30. ID BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW X musical comedy perfonned In the atmosphere of ©THE SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW (Cj \ , Q THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST HOUR [C] A plush nightclub. © THE BEST OF BROADWAY . "Art and the Bible" . ' m ACTOR'S CHOICE (C) "Quo Vadls" (1S51) starring Robert Taylor, 'DebO* © ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) ' •The Anatomy of Love" . rah Kerr. A drama set In Nero's Robe about ft fD MOVIE FAVORITES 9.-00 © COMEDY TONIGHT CJ Roman legion commander wbp falls in love wlta ft "flesh and the Spur" (1856) starring Jonn Agar, A new summertime series spotlighting contempo- 12:00 beautiful ChrlBti&n girl Maria English. A cowboy, In. pursuit of his twin rary humorists and topical relevant comedy, star* ©THE UTE MOVIE* * ' * • ' brother's killer, meets a half-breed girl and A gun- ring Robert Klein, with Madeline Kahn and Peter "Tie Seventh Victim" (1843) starring Tim Conw&ft 2:00 man who guide him Into outlaw country* Boyle. . " Kim Hunter. In ftearch for her missing sister, ft . © SPEAKING FREELY (C) woman picks up a trail leading to a group of devfl- Q BONANZA (CJ 1 • * ^ •_ worshippers. • • . • Guest: Robert Graves, British poet and historian "Is There Any Man Here? ' A pretty girl publicly 1:00 © THE GREAT GREAT SHOW ** (R) announces her intention to marry a startled Ben •"The Elusive Corporal" (1062) starring Jean-Wen* © LIKE IT IS Cartwright (R) . © THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE • wji_ Ceise), Claude Brasseur. In a German prisoner of ' © BASEBALL. "The Heroes of Tclemark" (1965) starring Kirk war camp In France, a corporal is obsessed In Ills 2MS New York Mets va Lbs Angeles Dodgers Douglas, Richard Harris. The drama of Norwegian- determination, to escape; © MOVIE FAVORITES • . saboteurs in a desperate attack against a Nan- 1:05 © THE LATE NIGHT NEWS "The Private Affair of Bel Ami" (1947) starring held factory making heavy water for a German .1:10 © THE UTE SHOW II George Sanders; Angela' Lansbury. Penniless In atomic bomb. Cripple Creek" (1952) starring George Mont- Paris, an unscrupulous journalist uses a friend and © WHEN MOVIES WERE MOVIES gomery, Karin Booth. Two government agents potjs 3:00 many women to further his career. "The Three Musketeers" (1039) starring The Rita as bandits In order to work their way Into the eon* © AAU TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONS (C) Brothers, Don Ameche. Three Incompetent bunglers Jldence of a, .gang that Is looting the Cripple Greek* .USA, USSR and European champions, from Lenin* aid the King's Musketeers fighting the enemies Of Colorado gold mines. _ RESEARCH PROJECT France. ' .... © AMERICAN WEST ' VObesity" © THE REAL TOM KENNEDY SHOW (C) 1:30 © ART INSTRUCTION (C) m METROMEDIA MOVIE IB THE FORSYTE SAGA" . NEWS AND WEATHER "Nora Prentiss" (1947) starring .Ann Sheridan. "A Family Wedding" 1:50 • Robert Alda. Married doctor, in, love with a night 10:00 O MISSION IMPOSSIBLE __ THE UTE UTE SHOW I • • • - ' ends, up on trial for his own murder. sasslns by disguising him as a gypsy girl. (R) r-Bwnardlne" (1057) starrin1 g Pat Boon©; Tun? © MOVIE MATINEE . ' Moore. Two teenage boys settle the score after ft'. "79 A£>." (I960) starring Susan Faget, Brad Ear* © THE BOLD ONES (C) ^ • _ triangle romance and misunderstanding Involving ft''' "If I Can't Sing, I'll Listen." Dr. Stuart and Of. V rife A' courageous gladiator fights the ruthless op- , .Hunter deal with the mental as well as physical beautiful girL .".. * , • • 7^ •'•;• .... .pressors of ancient Rome.' • ©THE BEST OF BROADWAY II • V:' •.;• 3i30 Q POSITIVELY BUCK.(C) problems of three women patients who have cancer "Holiday for Sinners". (1062) starring Gl* ToWf, : • in varying degrees of severity. (R) Janice Rule. A group of people try to escape too •" 4:30 O-NFL ACTION (Cj , © © 10 O'CLOCK NEWS • harsh realities of their Uves during tli« ilardl GrftA. - ., • "To Catch the Wind/ Ait in-depth, study of what season in New Orleans,. ••;••• ...."* • It's like to be a.pass receiver as seen through the ID EVENING AT POPS • ' eyes of Dan Abramowlcz of the New Orleans Saints. Guest: Doe Severlnsen . • -" •'». ©. NATIONAL 4-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP (C) 10:30 0 WITH MAYOR LINDSAY (C) . 'Live coverage of the final holes of the golf tourna- ID NEW YORK CLOSEUP Christopher Lee. A reporter in exotic © DAVEY AND GOLIATH (C) Hong Kong stumbles Into an executive conference ©MEWS, WEATHER SPORTS (C). 8:45 © MARYKNOLLSTORYTIME (C) of a world-wide, million dollar illegal drug cartel. ID UNDERWAY FOR PEACE (C) m POPEYE AND FRIENDS (C) 5:30 O TED MACK AMATEUR HOUR {CJ B THE BEST OF BROADWAY © TV SUNDAY SCHOOL (C) ' ©BOOK BEAT (C) • "Burn, Witch, Burn" (1962) stoning Janet Blair, 9:00 Guests: Mary Stewart, author of "The Crystal' Peter Wyngarde. A woman, married to a professor 0 FOR THOU AftT WITH ME (C) Cave" .... * lectures against superstltutton and witchcraft, © RIGHT NOW (C) r O THE LATE MOVIE u Q TV HEBREW SCHOOL (C) , "The Raven." (1941) starring Boris Karioff, Beta 9:15 ©THE WAY TO GO (C) EVENING '.-' tAigosI. A mad doctor relives the characters of Ed* 9i3O • gar Allan Poe. © JEWISH HERITAGE 6:00 O CBS NEWS-ROGER MUDD (C) ©THE BIG PICTURE © DUDLEY DO-RtSHT (C) ©MOVIE FOUR J:00 © THE GREAT GREAT SHOW © NEW YORK REPORT KC# r "Flight from Destiny"- (1941) starring Jeffrey "Dangerous Passage" (1944) starring Robert LOW* Lynn, Thomas Mitchell. Young artist, who copies ,. rey, Jack LaRue. Heir to a vast fortune tries to 10:00 © UMP UNTO MY, FEET. . ••> masterpieces for an art gallery, is threatened with escape his enemies by boarding a slow steamer. © OPEN CIRCUIT (C) . v .. fraud. © FANTASTIC VOYAGE (C) THE BARBARA McNAIR SHOW (C) 1:05 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS ©POINT OF VIEW (C) _ SCIENCE AND SOCIETY (C) 10:30 ©LOOK UP AND LIVE «»30 O EYE ON NEW YORK (C) ©MAN IN OFFICE IB NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF - © SPIDERMAN (C) "Tune in to Adoption" Q ROLLER DERBY (C) 7tQ0 © LASSIE (C) These program listings are fho most accurate of «hy © SPEED RACER © SUPERMAN (C| "Carney." A realistic look at the behind the Scenes llt3.0 Q PUBLIC HEARING (C) ' life at a carnival. As an added service to television viewers,'a listing © DIRECT LINE (C) ©LAND OF THE GIANTS (C) it carried throughout Hie week In The Daily Register Q THE FUNTSTONES (C> •'Panic." Jack Albertson playa a friendly, giant sci- supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minutt. © DISCOVERY 70 entist who promises to return, the Earthlings to program Information available* •The Changing Face of the Desert" , Earth. Anne Meara,,Doc and Evonne Severhsen; Ossle i Carlos Moctealma. Elvira Quintana, An . Davjs and .Ruby See ' . . ©WABCTY' (C) Indicates Color . nan waits' :in the shadow of the"! " . FESTIVAL OF PENNSYLVANIA (C) one woman who canjave his life B llD^h J Ft will receive the title of "Asbu- Speluiikcrs' Trip Scheduled 'Sea Queetf Contest Set ry Park Sea Queen 1 - SpelunMng, tions may range from muddy ASBURY PARK - Wide- complete permanent mailing 11 IJfp #A the fine art of cave explor- and wet to very exciting. spread interest in the annual address, and measurements. ; ro'phy ~ and ation, will be described next T h o s e interested should "Sea Queen Contest" spon- From the photographs" sub-'. Award. Tropiues will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the sored by the City of Asbury mitted, some 25 finalists will awarded t,o the,three moners- contact the park system of- Park, on Thursday evening, be selected. up who* will be named to the Thompson Park Visitors Cen- fices here. 3 ter of the Monrnouth County Aug. 6, was reported today, by The winner of the contest "Sea Queen's Couft." William Bruno, city beach di- :/•••• %^.y downing 17% quarts of the ages of 17 and 27 are eli- gible to enter the contest by he says, consisting mainly of beer in 10 hours, beating the submitting photographs in a enthusiasm, agility, old former claimant's consump- sun sffit or bathing suit, along clothes and sneakers. Condi- tion by about four quarts. with age, telephone number, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY T"T;—fi—"in • v\\ *^ T EVENING EVENING THAR SHE BLOWS CO Entertainment JACKIE HILL 4.93 APPEARING TUES. Hint THURS. • Parade • Exhibits JACKIE HILL TRIO • Beauty Contest dinner specials LINDA TUKNER Friday «nd Saturday Nlgti» • Fireworks • Fun, Clams on the Half Shell, Clams on the Half Shell, MUSIC TO DINE BY • Fashion Show Clam Chowder, Whole Fresh Clam Chowder, Gold- 9 P.M. to 11 P.M. Maine Lobster, Rum Honey en Fried Shrimp, Scallops, '3 MUSIC TO SWING TO Chicken, Corn pn the Cob, Filet of Flounder, Stuffed Q 11 J.M. TO 7 AUG. 6,7 U French Fried Potatoes, Let- Clam, French Fried Pota- Luncheon: Noon to 4:30 tuce and Tomato, Coffee toes, . Lettuce and Tomato, Dinner: 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Art Exhibits and Dessert, Salad. Salad, Dessert and Coffee. Steaks and Seafood Fishing Contest FOOT OF BODMAN PL. COBBLESTONES RED BANK On the Naveilnk River Phone 741-4338 . in Red Bank .i Restaurant Route 35, Middletown.imile north of Red Bank*741-8344

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ENTERTAINMENT "An Unusual Seafood Restaurant" ^— UNUSUAL DECOR Featuring "New England Fishing in our Lounge MILDRED KAY Village AtmosvihereP with Joe Nevolo at the Instrumentais and vocals SEA FOOD — LOBSTERS Appearing 6 nights a week STEAK & RIBS (If you want 'em) Featuring Cocktails — Luncheon — Dinner THE GENTLEMEN IV 7 DAYS A WEEK For Your Dancing Pleasure Hwy 36, Leonardo.' Fr id ay - Sal it rday 291-9584 291-9589 Serving 'til 1:00 A.M. ~ Closed Tuesday tiiiini iiiiiHntitinii ardeii State Grand Funk Bridge Qub Winiiers Center Next on Bill NEW SHREWSBURY - Ruditz, Eatontown, with Wil Winners at the Red Bank liam Esberg, Long Branch, * TONIGHT * TOMORROW AT 1 Bridge Club were Ray Corby, and William Sable and Rich- At Asbury Port Monmouth, with Mrs. ard Silverberg, both of Mata- DIONNE WARWICK* ASBUBY PARK - Grand M e 1 v i n Ford, Shrewsbury, wan. with DAVID RYE Funk Railroad is next on Moe first, north-south, and Mr. Games are held at the Mon- and Mrs. William Heil, Mata- mouth Reform Temple in an JUNE 27 t n Septee's "summer of stars" SERGIO MEMOES & BRASIL '** lineup at air-conditioned Con- wan, in second place. East- air conditioned room for vention Hall, sharing top bill- west winners were George bridge enthusiasts. 3 cmd NANCY WILSOR Ou JKBox SMU.974W ing with Bloodrock in two j: Mttn.Thur*. $2. Frt. and Srt. $2.M shows on Saturday, July 25, BOXOFriCC OPENS 7:00 (o «v«rwh»1mifls Subscription Response 17 at 7:30 and 10 p.m. 6IANT TREE PLAYGROUND tMfi are coniplettly toM out and $1.7$ icon DTE.35 '; ^re told out for Wed. and Sat. Ev^s. Grand Funk Railroad has IlDRIVE'lN FOR INFORMATION CALL: (201) .been a working entity since a. 2 mi. SOUTH JCT. RTE. 35136 a- March of 1969. They are three HAZIET 264-2200 with carloads of talent who aren't impressed with them- selves. Mark Farner is on lead guitar; Don Brewer, percus- I sion, and Mel Schacher on bass. CUNT EASTWOOD The Johnny Mathis Show TELLY SAVALAS follows at the seaside show- DON R1CKLES case on Aug. 1. Tickets are on sale at the Convention CARROLL O'CONNOR I- and 1 Hall box office, at all Bam- berger's stores, Anderson IDONALD SUTHERLAN Music Shop in Red Bank, Brooks Records in Plainfield, "A stranger in town Harmony House in Eaton- town, and all Ticketron loca- FREEHOLD #1 M!£[ PLAZA tions in New Jersey and New. York City. SAYREWOODS fiara/nmor nnvai Air-Conditioned Swim, Dance

I Slated Tuesday STRAND ART I • MARLBORO - "College" is I the name of the music mak- KEYPORT, N. J. • ' UNSCRAMBLE I ers who will be present for I the third teen Swim and I Dance Under the Stars at the 6 of these words and Arrowhead Family Center, " Heldover — 5th Big Week Rt. 520, on Tuesday. I. I. WIN A W> dance course Swimming begins at 6 p.m., I with dancing to all the popu- 1 lar tunes of the times at 8 HINT: DANCING HELPS YOU TO: p.m. Refreshments are avail- f > able. "MAN & WIFE" I - 1. JENOY, Transportation to and from Si the swim and dance is avail- able from tie Bay shore area JVO One Under 21 Admitted by registering in advance by • calling Arrowhead Center. SHOWN AT 7:15, 8:45, 10:10

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