Jury Continues Soil Removal Probe

SEE STORY BELOW Sunny, Sunny, pleasant today. THE BAII7 Cloudy, mild tonight. Becom- ing fair, pleasant tomorrow Keel Bank, Irtcliold FINAL l^ong Branch and Sunday. 7 7 EDITION County's Oufsfaiuliiig Homo \owspapor VOL.94 NO. 34 RED BANK, NJ. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13,1971 TEN CENTS ECOM By DORIS KULMAN signed a 20-year lease at He said he hasn't any plans , Hexagon building, will be in Mr. Dworman said he {2,851,550 a year for the build- yet for the remainder of the the shape of the letter "x" . doesn't know if he's the lower NEW SHREWSBURY - ing. The lease also has four tract. "(the Xagon?) with excess to bidder, There were two bid- The $25 million, six-story five-year renewal options. Others Expected - the government area from the ders—Tinton Realty Corp., building a New York City And, Mr. Dworman said, "But we expect other busi- center core. Army security New York City, was the oth- builder will put tip here for the office of Rep. James J. nesses will come in.. .firms regulations will govern the er-who reportedly submitted lease to Ft. Monmouth's Howard, D-N.J., was mistak- that want to do business with building beyond the first floor proposals for four sites. The Army Electronics Command en when it said Wednesday the government," he said. 'Sales areas, he said. GSA has said the bids were will hou,se retail stores as well that the building will become Mr. Dworman said con- Federal specifications call "negotiable" and not com- as ECOM offices. government property at ex- struction will be completed for office space for 3,500 petitive. Lester J. Dworman, presi- piration of the lease. within two years "on the out- ECOM employes and parking Parley Held dent of The Dworman Co., Not so, the builder de- side." He said he expects the areas for 2,700 cars. Mr. Mr. Dworman was here last which was awarded the feder- clared. groundbreaking within 4 to 5 Dworman said another 700 night to confer with Borough al lease on Wednesday,.re- "No one owns, the building months. parking spaces will be pro- Council and Planning Board vealed yesterday that the en- but me," he said, "The gov- Mr. Dworman said plans vided for use by shoppers. members "and see how we tire first floor of the building ernment is strictly a tenant." for the building are being pre- The building will encompass a can all work together." He will be given over to retail Mr. Dworman said the pared by Kahn and Jacobs, a total of 750,000 square feet. was accompanied by Daniel shops. He said there will be building and its parking area New York City architectural Mr. Dworman said the New B. Schwartz and Frank Mar- 100,000 square feet of selling •will occupy 36 acres of the 70- firm specializing in office Shrewsbury site was one of zulli of Point Real Estate space. . acre site on Tjnton Ave. and buildings, and aren't yet com- two for which lie submitted Agency, Freehold, his local ECOM will have 535,000 Wayside Road. The firm has plete. bids. He also put in a proposal real estate representatives. square feet of usable space on an option to purchase the TheXagon for a tract on the east side of One of the things the plan- the five floors above. tract from George Mangan Mr. Dworman said the Rt. 35 in Eatontown, con- ners and councilmeh will have The General Services Ad- but Mr. Dworman declined to structure, which will be a tiguous to that borough's in- to do is rezone the Mangan ministration in Washington disclose the cost of the site. quarter-mile east of ECOM's dustrial area. See ECOM, Page 2

Register Sto« Photo MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR $MILE$ - New Shrewsbury Mayor Robert F. Openings Stand Henck, left, who envisions a dramatic drop in the tax rate, shares happy thoughts last night with Lester J. Dworman, president of the Dworman FREEHOLD - Nothing can ward the recommendations to through Sea Bright and on the backed up to Monmouth out and will eventually de- Company, New York City, which as been awarded a contract to build a be done about the traffic situ- the federal agencies in- Rumson side. Often traffic is Beach in the south, to the pend upon Coast Guard ap- $25 million office building in the borough for lease to Ft. Monmouth's ation over Rumson Bridge volved." Highlands Bridge in the north proval. Army Electronics Command. this year. The petition, drawn up by and as far as the Ave. of Two "The Coast Guard," Mr. This seemed to be the con- Robert and Edward Hensler, Rivers in Rumson. . Carrie added, "will be the de- sensus among county officals co-managers of the Sea Bright The petitions, requesting partment which will finally here when informed by The Bathing Pavilion, requested relief from this state of af- determine whether there is a Daily Register about petitions that "bridge openings be fairs, were circulated and change. Before that is done, Soil Removal Probe circulated in Sea Bright re- eliminated entirely during posted among all the beach the request must go through questing less frequent opening peak traffic periods, and that clubs in Sea Bright and were the proper channels. of the drawbridge. they should then be put on an signed by hundreds of peti- "When it reaches the Coast Freeholder Albert E. Allen, hourly basis." tioners. Continued by Jury Guard," he continued, "a de- the county's director of Under county regulations, Borough officials and law termination will be made by FREEHOLD - The Mon- Mr. Keuper added that Burt, past president of the bridges, said he had riot been between Memorial Day and enforcement officers agreed that organization on the mer- aware of the complaints until Labor Day the bridge is on the need of some sort of mouth County Grand Jury, there may be one or more wit- Lincroft Little League, and its of such a change. If a probing the controversial soil nesses to be called. He also Robert Pearce of Coronet qijerjed jiy The Daily Register scheduled to open every half change to the procedure, thus change is found necessary, easing the traffic congestion removal agreement at said that the panel may sub- Ave., Lincroft, an interested yesterday. hour on weekends and ho- the Coast Guard will have to Thompson Park, Middletown, poena some records. Study Expected lidays between 11 a.m. and 7 at peak traffic, periods during citizen. schedule a public hearing on will visit the site Sept. 2. "If the calendar is not too "The county," Mr. Allen, the summer Season. 1 ..The grand jury probe con- pjn., and at random, upon a the matter, giving a chance County Prosecutor Vincent heavy on Sept. 2," he said, said, "cannot change the signal from an approaching "I cannot see that anything cerns an agreement between for everyone to express their P. Keuper said yesterday that "the grand jury may conclude the Middletown Township scheduled bridge openings. vessel, at all other times. can be done this year," said views on the matter. A final the panel heard testimony The Board of Freeholders, this matter. If not the grand Recreation Commission, and Jams Caused Thomas Carrie, county bridge decision will not be reached from nine persons. ' jury will have to be held however, will consider the pe- supervisor. Mr. Carrie ex- Holmdel Excavating Co. The This procedure causes ex- until after such a public meet- over." commission agreed to trade titions when it is received by tensive traffic jams oh the ap- plained that the procedure for ing is arranged. Ttiis all takes them; and will most likely for- such a change is long drawn 10,000 to 12,000 cubic yards of proaches to the bridge Albert E. Allen time." Testifying before the grand dirt from the park for con- Nine Lives jury yesterday were Ben- struction of two ballfields by jamin Schaffer, former direc- the company. Unit Sees tor of the Middletown Recrea- tion Commission; Robert It was alleged, during the Daley, an employe of the controversy that followed, Action Near Hblmdel Excavating Co., that permits required under Marlboro Bond Issue Holmdel, and Louis Pettru- HOWELL - The 9 Lives the township's soil removal ByJIMMcCORMICK The main objections to the the Lloyd Road project should back, but it is no secret - the repair of a bridge on the road. Committee has met with state zelli, president of the com- ordinance were not obtained proposal centered on the des- not be undertaken until it is way council is spending mon- However, Recreation Com- officials resulting in a revised pany. and that the soil removal vio- MARLBORO - The Town- ignation of priorities for the determined how much the up- ey - the tax rate will go up mission chairman Stanley plan for the construction of Also, Middletown police lated a restriction in the deed ship Council last night author- township in order to plan coming projects will cost. $1.15 next year," he said. Bauman revealed last night the 7.Q mile Route 9 dualiza- Sgt. Michael Mahoney; Mrs. that gave the land to the ized issuance of $490,000 in sound fiscal policies on a long- Councilman John Williams The mayor said that since after the meeting that a letter tion project. Elizabeth Thompson Babcock, township for the park. bonds to finance the Lloyd range basis. disagreed, stating the part of the county has no plans to ex- has been sent to HUD asking The committee met in daughter of the late Geraldine In an earlier session, the Road reconstruction project Councilman Lawrence S. the money for the reconstruc- tensively alter Tennent Road that the $65,000 not be given to Trenton with Frederick De Thompson, who donated the grand jury heard testimony over the vehement objections Grossman noted that since tion will come from the state, for 10 years, there "should be the commission. Phillips, assistant state Com- park to the township; C. Ber- from Lt. John Valentine of the of Mayor Morton Salkind and council has failed to formu- and thus will not burden the no need to turn Lloyd Road He said that council was missioner of Transportation, nard Blum Jr., assistant town- county detective's office, who . several spectators. late a list of priorities, the taxpayers. He added that "no into a speedway." The two^ aware last December that if to discuss, what they termed ship engineer; William E: had conducted an in- This action brought to a capital expenditure budget matter how long this project roads are a major link be- the commission's five pro- an unacceptable present plan Coyle, a land surveyor, Leroy vestigation into the matter. head controversy that has next year may be over- takes, something will come up tween western Marlboro and posed priority recreation sites to dualize the highway in four been mounting for several burdened by financing the that is not expected." central Monmouth County. were all not purchased next stages, with eventual com- months. It also prompted far Lloyd Road project over what Mayor Morton Salkind said Attention was then focused year, the commission would pletion estimated for 1974. reaching consequences in- may prove to be a higher pri- that he asked council in June on the cost of the project. The not ask for HUD funds. He Mr. De Phillips said that his volving this township's recre- ority. to set priorities and to cut all mayor said that "reconstruc- said that council has not in- department will request the Mental Health Service ation program to be revealed. He said that undertakings nonessential spending. He tion of one-fourth of a mile dicated that all five sites allocation of $12 million in its The $490,000 will be used to which have been considered .said that the council has not should not cost $490,000, even would be acted upon, and 1972 budget for the program. widen and repave an esti- high priorities are the estab- done the first, but did follow here." added that the Lloyd Road He said that other methods of — County Situation mated 14-mile stretch of lishment of a municipally the suggestion by cutting back Included in the cost is the site was the fifth priority obtaining the funds include Lloyd Road, as well as for the on the bulk of the new road tract. special appropriation, the It's said that one out of every 10 persons will suffer men- owned industrial park and the acquisition of a park site. tal illness sometime in their lives. purhase of 13 acres of land possible construction of a new program. Councilman Williams said ' Mr. Bauman said that this transfer of funds from bogged bordering the road for use as action was taken because down road projects, or a bond Yet most people don't think about the availability of men- elementary school shortly. "I thought for a while that that $65,000 of the cost will tal health services until they are directly affected. a recreation area. The councilman said that we were going to start to cut come from the federal De- "the commission must plan resolution on next year's bal- recreational facilities for all lot. What is the situation in Monmouth County? What services partment of Urban Devel- are available and how do we compare with other areas? • opment since the recreation people in the township, not The 9 Lives Committee, just for one group." originally formed in 1969, was To find out, Daily Register Staff Reporter Doris Kulman commission has requested interviewed John M. Carman, who has just completed his first funds for the project. He As Council President John reorganized to combat state action revising the dualization six months as administrator of the Monmouth County Mental added that $105,000 will come J. MnLaughlin called for a Health Board. I vote on the ordinance, several completion target (date to from the state, and $100,000 It's the first time Mr. Carman's and the Mental Health will come from the county for See Marlboro, Page 2 1974. The committee July 3 engaged in a traffic slowdown Board's story has been told. action along Rt. 9 . And it will appear, with photographs, in Monday's Daily Register, Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and -Committee Chairman Er- Monmouth County's most interesting newspaper. Recycling Probe win Bernstein said that "frankly, we were amazed how quickly Mr. De Phillips came around to our way of By Jury Sought thinking, once we had presented him with all the The Inside Story LONG BRANCH - Milton Garr, 298 Poole Ave., last night facts concerning the high- Help In nutrition given In new program Page 8 said he has asked for a probe by the county prosecutor's office way." Counsel on how to deal with Infidelity in family ..Page 9 of the local reclamation program, Sweepstakes Regatta sports new look PageW Mr. Garr said he spoke to County Detective Chief Albert Yankees clip Angels' wings twice Page li- V. McCormick yesterday and was told the chief will assign a Little Silver Pizza. We deliv- Jewish Aces relive glory days nage 11 detective to Interview him about his complaint. er. 741-2244. (Adv.) Freehold entries and selections Page 11 A frequent critic of the city's administration, Mr. Garr ENJOYMENT, YOUK DAILY REGISTER has charged that he is unable to get a breakdown of the re- Uniform Sale I'HONE NUMBERS cycling program's financial status. Now in progress. Shirley WEEKEND MAGAZINE He said he wants to know how much city money was used Shop, Broad St., Red Bank Television Listings Main Office 741-Mia to initiate the program, how much money has been used to pay (Adv.) Movie Schedule Classified Ads 741-SMO Legal Adv. 741-0011 for reclamation products, how many men are employed in the Church News 12 Display Adv. effort and how much money has been realized as profit. Notice 74t:.J, Fridav, Anput 13,19T1 Eleef $6afrd In Asbury Stout Picks Winning ASBURY PARK - Two city candidates for the local com- munity development citizens board yesterday won posts as Number in Lottery delegates-at-large and seven persons were elected as rep- By BEX VAX VLIET entitle,the ticket holder to a ''beginning (o return to nor- resentatives of their particu- EATONTOWN - On June I, chance in the next 50-cent mil- mal," but she reported receiv- lar districts. 1*7*. as the UOTS race at Mcn- lionaire lottery. ing a lot of mail. nKkBtb Pars a borse named OnHand Ask For Honey Winning out over four other RoixlaSe rorr.p«i across the The.state's latest million- "I've been getting about 10 candidates for the at-large fwst toe lo return his back- aire, Mrs. Patsy Tilton of letters a day from all over the posts were Rochelle Sweet ers a hefty tVM. Oceanport, was on hand yes- country'." she said, "most of Jr., who polled 100 votes, and Bit vestcrday. Robdale. terday [o heip select this them cranks asking for mon- Mrs. Doris Kelly with 85 rto beil pea pcsstioa three in week's winners. ey." t> votes. that raw. »^s worth $50,000 to Mrs. TUton won $1 million a Yesterday's drawing was Unsuccessful candidates for at -teas ooe lucky Sew Jersey week ago at the Garden State interrupted at its midpoint to those posts were George Lottery tic&et hol-der. Arts Center when her name allow presentation of a $10,000 Rucker, 71 votes; George E. State Sen. Ricfeard R. Stout, was drawn by comedian Jack check to the man who sold Farris, 70 votes; George K. 3-Mannsouth. selected Rob- Benny. Mrs. Tilton ,t'he winning ticket. Shomo, 43, and Harold Nib- dale's post position to com- Mrs. Tilton got an appre- She bought the ticket at the lack with 17 ballots. piete the uissaig numbers in ciative hand uhen she stepped Ace Pharmacy, U6 Broad- Winning board posts in re- tbe 32nd weekly drawing of up to the platform to .select way, Long Branch. The ticket latively light voting were Mrs. the lottery al tie.Jlonmouth one of the numbers, and she was actually sold to her by Lottie Corbett, first district, Supping Center Mall. got a big laugh when she told Frank DeSantis, one three 10 votes; Dolores Wilson, sec- Tie number is M152S and is Jack Taylor, the lottery's partners. ond district, 9 votes; Miss worth $50,000 to tbe person] s) master of ceremonies, that Accepting the check was Betty Norflett, third district, her husband couldn't be with who have all six numbers. Garry Grabelle. 11 Middle- Register Staff Photo 38 votes; Mrs. Dorothy L. The last five numbers are her because he was at work. brook Drive, Oakhurst. Mr. PREPARE FOR ELECTION — Members of the Red Bank Area League of Women Voters map proce- McNish, fourth district, 19 worth J4.0D0; the last four Mr. Tilton, a Ft. Monmouth Grabelle and his father, Sol, dures for yesterday's election of representatives for the Asbury Park Model Cities—Community Devel- votes; Henry C. Johnson, fifth numbers are worth H00; the engineer, showed up at the are the other two partners. opment Program, in which the Monmouth County LWV is cooperating. Left to right are Mrs. Joe AAul- district, 43 votes; Mrs. Alice final three numbers are worth end of the ceremonies. The younger Mr. Grabelie lins, moderator of a candidates' night program held Monday; Mrs. David Noyes, Red Bank area voter J. Perry, sixth district, 14 M0, and tbe last two numbers Mrs. TUton said her life is said the money would be split service chairman; Mrs. Ann McNamara, Red Bank unit treasurer; Mrs. Saul Hershenov, the unit'js votes, and Nelson Vega of the among the partner^. It repre- president, and Mrs. Claudette McDonald, legislative procedures chairman. Elected were nine repre- seventh district with 39 bal- sents an agent's fee the com- sentatives for the Asbury Park program—one for each of seven districts and two at-large delegates. lots. mission pays to the stores Supervising the election selling the winning millionaire was Thomas W. Kirwin, coun- ticket. ty voting machine custodian. Gives 2M The balloting was monitored In another presentation, Marlboro Bond Issue OK'd by the Red Bank Area League William Fox, field representa- of Women Voters. I Continued» opportunity to comment on "And so, the true expense Mayor Morton Salkind has tive for the Ticketron Co., Representing that unit were members of the audience the ordinance after a traffic to the taxpayers will be indicated that he may veto Paramus, presented 200 tick- Mrs. Jane Mullins and Mrs. ets for yesterday's drawing to yelled out that the public report compiled by the mayor $380,000, or $170,000 more than the ordinance, which the hearing had not yet been was aired at the July meeting. council has stated," Mr. Klau council is expected to over- Jean Hershenov of Fair the Society for Autistic Chil- • Haven. dren. closed A shouting match en- Mr. Minogue referred to the said. ride. sued, but Mr. McLaughlin in- minutes of the June meeting, The tickets represented the which read in part: "The unsold tickets contained in the sisted on a vote, and the ordi- ?* chairman (McLaughlin) three automatic ticket vend- nance was adopted, 4 to 1, closed the public hearing on ing machines which were sell- with Councilman Grossman ing tickets up to the 11 a.m. voting in the negative. Ordinance 12-71 with the pro- drawing. Later, James R. Minogue viso that the council will have OPEN an open discussion on the is- Accepting the tickets was township attorney, explained sue brought up by the public." SUNDAY -Mrs. Hortense Wormley, fund- that the public hearing on the raising chairman for the Mon- ordinance was closed at Councilman Grossman said 9-5 moulh County chapter of the June's council meeting, and that he was unaware of this, that action on the ordinance and agreed with residents FOR YOUR society. She said the society .CONVENIUCE, will be operating a 10-month was not taken last montb who maintained that the hear- school for brain-injured chil- since approval from tbe state ing was still open. dren. . Division of Local Finance was Democratic council candi- not approved for the extension date Howard Klau, after the Whether there were any of the township's debt limit. meeting said that not only will winners among the tickets . Several residents shouted AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE the $65,000 in recreation funds given to the society isn't that Mr. McLaughlin in- Roister SMI Photo known. "It's going to take a come from the taxpayers, but We've got to clear the decks for fall. Shop now for excep- dicated at the June meeting that the $105,000 obtained PICKING A WINNER — State Sen. Richard R. long time to check these tick- that residents would have an tional savings on 25% to 50% off on luxurious wrought Stout, R-Monmouth, selects an envelope yes- ets," she said. from the state will also have to be paid by residents next iron furniture and functional fencing. terday containing information to determine the fi- Also taking part in the year. nal two numbers of the 32nd weekly drawing of drawing ceremonies were As- the state lottery. The drawing was held at the semblyman Joseph Azzolina, Weather He said that the $105,000 fAonmouih Shopping Center Mall. The winning K-Monmouth, and Richard C. now planned for use in. the number was 941526, worth S50,000 to at least one Weisman, promotional direc- Lloyd Road project actually lucky person. tor of the snapping center. Sunny came from money allocated for the Rt 520 "s" curve proj- Sunny and pleasant today, ect currently inactive. He said high in the low 80s except low- that when the project is reac- er along the shore. Clear tivated next year, the town- ECOM Building Due early tonight, then some ship will have to raise the cloudiness or fog late tonight funds needed for it. or early tomorrow, becoming fair again during tbe day. Low tonight 65-70. High to- 2 Teachers To Have Shop Center morrow around 80. Sunday 5 PC. SEATING GROUP (Continued) county was unable to develop among the last to learn offi- partly cloudy and mild. Combines delicate appearance with rugged Fair skies brought tempera- Join Nursery tract, now restricted to resi- any plans while the site for cially of his winning bid. He wrought iron construction. tures that ranged from hot to dential use. Mayor Henck said the building was undecided. said he was told first about pleasant to most of the nation CLEMMCEMUCEI Wednesday that its use for an The building will be first 5:30 p.m. yesterday when a School Staff office building "will fit in Dworman-built in this county. GSA official telephoned his today. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - According to a company New York office, and followed Pleasant weather stretched Temple Beth Aham Nursery- m nicely" with the new master plan the Planning Board is brochure, the firm, which also it by bringing a letter of con- from the Midwest to the At- School, the only Jewish-ori- readying for presentation. He has offices in Los Angeles and firmation to the office. lantic, but temperatures ented nursery school" in the also said that for the last 10 Washington, D. C, has con- Mayor Robert F. Henck and climbed in the Gulf states and Bay shore area, has added two tracts to build shopping cen- borough officials here said no in the intermountain regions 5 PC. SEATING GROUP years planning recommenda- teachers to its staff in prepa- Stately curves combine grace tions have called for non-resi- ters and-or office buildings in federal official has ever told of the West. ration for the new fall term ond elegance. Use indoors or. dential use of the site. Plainfield and Morristown and them. A tropical depression with They are Mrs. Judith Mar- out. in Virginia, Maryland, Mas- Mayor Herbert E. Werner winds up to 40 miles an hour quess and Mrs. Lynn Koller. Improvements Set sachusetts and New York. of Eatontown, who was hop- drifted in the Atlantic Ocean, A few openings remain for Catfm4lM0eHr Freeholder Director Joseph Mr. Schwartz said the firm ing for the building and three moving slowly north. It was four-year-old children, and •Cniiwri ariif (Mr C. Irwin said that the county also did the Gatewa^project years ago was conceded the 125 miles south of Cape Hat- registration is now in prog- eEsittk "will move quickly" to im- in Newark and-has been inside track, has said he was teras, N.C., early today. ress. New equipment for the prove Tinton Ave. and Ways- awarded the contract for the notified Wednesday afternoon tlDES outdoor play area has been CLEARANCE PMCD ide Road, two-lane county East Orange redevelopment by tbe GSA administrator in Sandy Hook erected, and the school is roads unequipped to handle project. Washington who telephoned TODAY - High 2:66 pim. planning new indoor activities the increased traffic tbe build- Nevertheless, Mr. Dwor- both the news and his con- and low 8:42 p.m. for the children. .23MS ing will generate. He said the rnan said he apparently was dolences. TOMORROW - High 2:30 Enrolment is open to all "4 ECOM employes now a.m. and 3:06 p.m. and low parents who want their chil- THE ULTIMATE IN LUXURY housed in a shambles of 102 8:42 a.m. and 9:48 p.m. dren to participate in a pro- TAMAHTf" 5 K. SiATINO GROUP (M *«.) Your tyn will d«Bgnt at tti« ityl« and tltsanu of "temporary" World War II - SUNDAY - High 3:36 a.m. gram geared to stimulating and 4:12 p.m. and low 9:48 this fin* cofl»ction. Graotful curvts Kieiiidd was 'Tor the ulfimale in safety and priva tiutm lo «s:iur<- virtually 101) pw Tb* candidates, both law- [|'#1 KM Cite (iKWnls«st) '*n' MiVfc«Bjj(r it u, take r«gifc- yers. ijiivre

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• v Regiiltr Staff Pholo Utl U:(l;i/«.'ilii< i''|il' !:«'• :itl',"ri,1> t.'X. IN COMPETITION — Here on? five of eight contestants in the forthcom- )>M'lt»M' VI1. iU>.'-'J '.'.V. It'iY, IIi:\VM': Contest •sponsored by the Red Bank Community Center. lilil^ '.V '.MII'iHIlif J.1l'l(" i -ttmfrtt y/ifl \tn onnoimccd at a block dance in front of the center Aug. NUR '.»Vt(. ^(|i,< .'li.'Aiii^Y.'vi'.f fli 3rf fffiin ttxt Mi >\rt: £'/e\yn J. Harris, 17; Blanche Y. Stafford, 18; Be- Hill)' Mull!. ,t>( M'iWiniii :«v-;i4'' .ft / A. Pov,, Vii; UamSUi Wihon, lo, and Donna Johnson, 18. Not shown Rt«, 71,Monmou»h*^1 /iff, ffrrr/ I.., West In, I//, Vonno Klrkpairick, 17, and Leslie Forehand, 15. The Daily RegUter, Red B*nk - MMdletown, N.J., tAiuy, Top of the News Youth Chooses Jail NEWARK - Hudson County Democratic boss John V. Kenny faces his second federal indictment in less than a year. The 79-year-old Kenny and two others were indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday on charges of extorting a $20 mil- To Drug Treatment lion contract to build a section of a Kearny postal facility, said to be the largest of its kind in the world. MIDDLETOWN - Judge curred when the ditch over- sentenced to two 6-mbnth jail The indictment alleges that Kenny and former North Ber- Jerry J. Massell did every- flowed. sentences when he pleaded gen Mayor Angelo Sarubbi, who runs a construction firm, and thing he could yesterday in The judge amended an orig- guilty to shoplifting and to John Luciani, a subcontractor, conspired to delay and obstruct Municipal Court to find anoth- inal charge of malicious dam- being under the influence of a construction of the facility to gain the contract. er solution, but in the end age to property because, he dangerous drug. The sen- • They also are charged with extorting*$65,000 from the Stephen K. Allen, 19, of 132 said, no intent to damage was tences were suspended on Kearny Post Office Associates, prime developer of the facility. Cherry Tree Farm Road, shown. He fined the con- condition the young man stay Kenney was indicted last November in connection with a went to jail for six months. tractor^. in Discovery House for the multimillion dollar plot to shake down contractors doing busi- Finding the youth guilty of Mrs. Jo-Ann Cooper of 61 maximum course of treat- ness in Hudson County and Jersey City, his political fiefdoms possession of narcotics Grand Ave., Long Branch, ment of 18 months unless he is since 1949. "works" - an eye-dropper, a who pleaded guilty to issuing sooner discharged by the ad- bottle-cap "cooker" and a a worthless check May 7 to ministrator. Knowlton Proclaims Innocence hypodermic needle - Judge Sears Roebuck and Co., was A charge of possession of a HACKENSACK - Banging his fist on a table, State Sen. Massell considered sending fined $100 and ordered to firearm, an indictable offense, Willard B. Knowlton, R-Bergen, angrily shouted a denial him instead to Discovery make restitution. Learning it will be downgraded tc posses-' Thursday of all charges made in an indictment that he took House at Marlboro State Hos- was the defendant's second of- sion of a dangerous weapon if kickbacks from a New York construction company. pital, a rehabilitation center fense, Judge Massell asked the county prosecutor agrees. "I've never taken a crooked dollar in m$ life," said for drug addicts. her why she issued the check. Found guilty of violation of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS GEM — This 1947 MG Model TC, owned by Wal- Knowlton, his face flushed, as he made his first public state- Sent there last fall in lieu of 'Forgot About It' the sign ordinance, The Lob- ter C. Hanson of Atlantic Highlands, will be on display at-the 14th annual ment about the 34-count indictment handed up Wednesday by a jail sentence, young Allen "I just forgot about it, plus stermanrRt. 36, Leonardo, New Hope Automobile Show op Saturday and Sunday, known as the most a federal grand jury in Newark. sayed three months but left my husband and I haven't represented by Theodore Bre- complete automobile show in the nation, it will be at the Neto Hope-Sole- Knowlton and former New Jersey Secretary of State Rob- before he was discharged, been working," Mrs. Cooper menkamp of Atlantic High- bury High School grounds, at Rt. 202, New Hope, Pa. Grounds open each ert J. Burkhardt, in separate indictments, were charged with thereby violating his proba- told the court. lands, a principal, was fined day at 10 a.m. snaking down J. Kich Steers, Inc. of New York City. tion, the judge recalled. Richard, Henschen of 42 $25. The restaurant was con- Burkhardt denounced the charges as "baseless and Yesterday, the defendant Townsend Drive who pleaded • victed of maintaining three vicious" on Wednesday. told the court he would rather guilty to issuing worthless free-standing signs when only one is permitted by the ordi- Continuing his angry verbal assault on the indictments, go to jail than to Discovery checks in the amounts of $252 re Emergency Powers brought by U.S. Atty. Herbert J. Stern and his staff, Knowlton House. and $131 to Sears, was fined nance. The extra signs a said: "Why?" the judge de- $100 on each count, with half two small ones stating the res- "I'm god damn mad. If they're attorneys, I don't know manded. of each fine suspended for taurant will accept credit where they got their training." "I'd just rather go to jail," time served in jail since July cards. Code Action Stalled Knowlton said he was "flabbergasted" at the way he had young Allen insisted. 12. Restitution has already been treated during the course of the grand jury's in- "Yes, but why? Give me' a been made. EATONTOWN - The in- vestigation, which started last month. reason," the judge countered: Vincent E. O'Neil of Foster U JA Drive regulations could be subject Sept. 9 for the public hearse. "Oh, I don't .know; I just troduction of an ordinance to a $500 fine, 30 days in jail or If adopted, it will author'e St., Red Bank, pleaded guilty that would grant the mayor Burkhardt's Role Continuing don't like the way they run to drunken driving. He was At $7,000 both. the purchase of a garbage things there," the youth special powers in the event of Council introduced an ordi- truck with a front end loader. TRENTON - A federal bankruptcy referee says an ex- fined $200 and lost bis license MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - an emergency was tabled by stated. for two years.,, Workers in the Bayshore nance appropriating $32,000 Council announced it is still tortion indictment against former Secretary of State Robert J. the Borough Council. ' ' for equipment for the Depart- investigating building a sec- Burkhardt will have no effect on whether he remains receiver Reluctantly, Judge Massell Joan M. Solomon of 321 S. United Jewish Appeal Walk-a- gave the youth his preference, Lincoln Ave., Oakhurst, thon have raised $7,000 of the Councilman Leon Smock ment of Public Works and set ond fire house in the borough. of the bankrupt Holiday Inn here. said it will be held for study But the referee, Amel Stark, said that unless business at a six-month jail sentence. pleaded guilty to possession of project's $20,000 goal. "But any time you want to less than 25 grams of mari- ,. Volunteers include Donald and comment from Coun- the new hotel picks up soon, it may close. cilman Robert Dixon, chair- Burkhardt's attorney, William J. Brennan III, said how- be helped or treated, I would juana and to illegal possession Broder and Zev Krautwirth, MYAA Set For Elections be willing to have you come of amphetamines. She was who canvassed the Strath- man of the Police Committee, dent is Philip De Marco, .who ever, that he would recommend that his client give up the re- who was absent last night. . MIDDLETOWN - The Mid- ceiver's job so he can help prepare Ms defense against the in- back to court and apply," the given a year probation on the more area; Mrs. Clair Brass dletown Youth Athletic Asso- has served as the head of the judge added. marijuana charge and fined and Mrs. Barbara Timmons, Mayor Werner said al- ciation, sponsors of Little MYAA for the past three dictment. ., though he doesn't expect to Stark said there are no rules or laws requiring that a re- The youth did not react $50 for having the ampheta- in charge of the Lakeridge League and Babe Ruth Base- years. Mother Commended mines. section, and Dr. Harvey Rein, use the ordinance, "We should ball, will hold two general In addition to Little League ceiver be dismissed simply because there has been a criminal have it so we are protected in charge against him. ' Judge Massell commended In cross-complaints charg- who visited members of the meetings in August for the and Babe Ruth, the MYAA, Mrs. Florence Allen, Step- ing public use of foul and abu- medical profession. case of emergency." purpose of nominating and has youth programs in touch But he said business at the Holiday Inn dropped to $22,000 Power Measure one week: and $18,000 in another. Burkhardt has said the inn hen's mother, for testimony sive language, Mrs. Catherine Additional walkers are electing new commissioners. football, basketball, and girls which resulted in her son's T. Shellbrick of 51 Neptune needed and interested persons It grants the mayor the softball. More than 3,000 needs a weekly business of $30,00O-$35,00O, excluding taxes and power to "issue orders, pro- mortgage payments to break even. conviction. "I know it was Place was found innocent, and may contact Mrs. Eleanor The nominations will be youngsters participated in painful for you to testify," he her neighbor, Mrs. Patricia Edelstein, Mrs. Jessica clamations, rules and regu- held Saturday, Aug. 21, 5 MYAA programs during the Warning Given on Salami said. Dorsey, also of Neptune Schoeffler or Mrs. Lenore lations as are necessary" in p.m., at the MYAA, Bodman past'year. The MYAA base- "I did it for Stephen's good Place, was found guilty and Robinson, member of the so- an emergency. Park Field House. ball program included 130 i TRENTON - State Health Commissioner Dr. James R. and for the good of his two fined $25. The complaints cial action committee of It includes provisions for teams formed into 22 leagues. Cowan warned consumers yesterday that contaminated Genoa younger brothers," the moth- grew out of a squabble over Temple Shalom and head of setting curfews of pedestrians Elections will be held Sun- salami may still be in stock in some New Jersey stores. er answered. children. the Walk-a-thon in Raritan and, vehicles, regulating the day, Aug. 29, 5 p.m. at the Policy Spurs Trade Cowan said that spot checks by health officials showed Divorced, Mrs. Allen has Charges of breaking and en- Valley. sale of alcoholic beverages MYAA Field House, that the salami was still being sold in some stores and restau- custody of Stephen and two tering against John J. Bohack Donations also may be and gasoline and prohibiting TOKYO (AP) - A restau- rants. other sons aged 16 and 14, she of 11 Monmouth Pkwy., East mailed to the Bayshore UJA, the carrying of weapons and The MYAA, one of the rant atop a downtown hotel Armour and Co. and George Hormel Co., the manufac-- explained. Keansburg, and Barry W. P.O. Box 310, Hazlet, 07730. explosives. state's largest youth pro- reported a "smash" success hirers of the suspect meat, have ordered a recall of the prod- Detective Joseph Shaffery, Straub of 92 Green Grove The ordinance requires that grams, is governed by a 20 with a new price policy under ucts because the salami was believed to have caused food poi-' a narcotics officer in the po- Ave., Keyport, will be dis- once a state of emergency is man board of commiisioners. which men pay $6.11 and soning in parts of the country, including four cases in New Jer- lice department, testified he missed if the county prose- Will Arrange declared, it be "publicized at Officers of the MYAA are women only $5 for the same. found the '''works" in a cos- cutor approves. once" through the local elected annually from the buffet. A spokesman said the ??•' • "• •;• • I For Registration Board of Commissioners. • Cowan said that' 'in' the past two days at least 17 retail es- metics box taken from Mrs. Also dismissed with approv- media. policy encouraged men to tablishments in 12 municipalities were found to have on dls- Allen's bureau and stashed in al of the municipal prosecutor FAIR HAVEN - Borough Violators of the emergency Retiring as MYAA presi- bring their girl friends. tptay for sale the products that are suspect. This suggests that the Allen garage. • were charges of simple as- Clerk Roy Nelson said today ''me voluntary recall is not yet effective.1' Mrs. Allen said she called sault against the two youths. that if persons are unable to * '«| The recall is limited to packages of sliced and uhsllced the police to request surveil- Fine Suspended register to vote during normal . Genoa salami produced by Armour and four-ounce vacuum lance when she observed "the Young Straub, who pleaded working hours he will make : special arrangements to take packed Genoa salami prodilced by Hormel. same pattern as last fall, but guilty to a charge of creating- in a different area" - the ga- a disturbance under the in- their registrations. Teacher Rejects Job Offer rage. fluence of alcohol, was fined "AD they have to do," he Wanted It Stopped $50, but Judge Massell sus- said, "is give me a call and LIGHTING '•• BERNARDS TOWNSHIP - An elementary school teacher "Something was going on pended the fine. we will arrange a mutually who underwent a sex change from male to female and taught that I certainly wanted to stop The defendants maintained agreeable time to take their for two months dressed as a man rejected yesterday a "com- both for his own sake and for and Patrolman Vincent Ze- registration." promise" offer by the school board under which she could that of my other sons," she malkowskl confirmed that the This is a policy which Mr. have continued teaching. said. alleged violations occurred as Nelson has adopted' in the .,;. The board plans to take the case of the teacher, Mrs. Libson Contractors of Rt. the pair tried to defend them- past. Paula Miriam Grossman, to the New Jersey State Board of 36; Port Monmouth, a con- selves from a third youth who In addition, night time reg- Education in an effort to remove her tenure. ' tractor for the Sewerage Au- was shooting at them. istrations will be held from 7 Under the compromise offer, made public at an open thority, was found guilty of George Nagy of 220 Wash- to 9 p.m. on Sept. 16, 21, and Ten-arm colonial chandelier. 60 watt school board meeting, Mrs. Grossman could have resumed candelabra bast. Available in polisrud trespass in allowing drain wa- ington St., Perth Amboy, was 23 at the Borough Hall. brasa, antique bran and pewter. teaching in September if she agreed to resign and to obtain a ter to flood the premises of 'State teaching certificate in her female name, and if she the complaintant, Daniel F. lagreed to switch from elementary to high school. Staehle Sr. of 72 Center Ave. OUT Price $108.45 Until last March, Mrs. Grossman was Paul Monroe Gross- Leonardo. Seeking to alleviate Action Is Brought man, a music teacher at Cedar Hill elementary school with a another problem, the con- wife and three children. For years Grossman had been depr- tractor dug a drainage ditch essed. adjacent to Mr. Staehle's For Bond Release Then in March of this year, he underwent sex reas- property. The trouble oc- signment surgery but still returned to the classroom dressed FREEHOLD - The devel- be installed by separate fran- as a man. The depression, Mrs. Grossman says, ended. But oper of Orchard Hills in Free- chise. The township refused to the problems were just beginning. hold Township filed a Superi- reduce the bond, said the Arrest Two or Court complaint has to get complaint. Five-arm colonial the township to accept all im- The complaint added that chandelier. 60 watt Wage-Price Action Predicted the developer was required to candelabra base. On Pot Raps provements and to release a Available in polished • WASHINGTON - There is widening belief in the adminis- pay the township $5,051.40, brass,'antique brass $463,245.12 performance bond. and pewter. 22" tration that Sept 21 is the magic date for a turnabout in Presi- HAZLET - Two young men representing five per cent of width. dent Nixon's anti-inflation policy. were arrested in separate in- Johnstowne Building Corp. $101,038. It seeks to get this On that day F'.xon will discuss with his 18-member Nation- cidents yesterday and of Clifton maintins that it money back. Our Price al Commission on Productivity a recommendation for creating charged with possession of completed all improvements required by the developer's It also alleges that the $59.50 some form of wage price review board-or perhaps separate marijuana. township has refused to ac-° boards for basic segments of industry Police Lt. Roy Hilton said agreement and on numerous occasions requested the mu- cept the streets in the subdivi- The meeting was mentioned by Nixon at his Aug. 4 news Edward J. Lissenden Jr, 22, of sion since December, 1969. It conference. He emphasized he would reject any wage-price- Bayonne was arrested at the nicipality to release the bond but it has refused to do so. seeks to have the township control proposal that would invite "a new bureaucracy with Clark St. entrance to the Gar- pay for all outstanding elec- enormous criminal powers to fasten itself on the American den State Parkway. A mari- 'Orchard Hills consists of 171 one-family homes. tric bills for street lighting economy." He said he had never seen a control plan without juana roach was allegedly and to reimburse the devel- that flaw. f found in his possession. The complaint also alleges oper for all payments for sup- Young Lissenden was held that the performance bond plying electricity to the devel- Violence Flares in Ireland in the Monmouth County jail should be reduced $101,038 re- opment. BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Street clashes, sniping, in lieu of $100 bail. quired for the installation of Gerald Goldman of Clifton fire bombings and arson hit Belfast and Londonderry on At 4:30 p.m. Sgt. John sanitary sewers and water represents the developer. Thursday and Catholics in ever increasing numbers streamed McCabe arrested Gary S. lines because these two would Into Ireland to escape the orgy of death and destruction. Gromack of 4 Wyoming Drive The violence which has been raging since last weekend at the Union Ave. Sweet Shop took its 25th life early today when a guerrilla gunman was shot and charged him with posses- Dig they must.** dead by a burst of gunfire from British soldiers In London- sion of 17 grams of marijuana. derry's Bogside district. He was released in $75 bail. The 24th victim died yesterday in a Belfast hospital. Pay we will! Morale was reported sagging among the British troops battling to restore order and round up members of the out- Car Hits Pole, Tho timeless styling of these brass clas- lawed Irish Republican Army. The soldiers came under inter- sics appeals forever. Their simple mittent sniper fire through the night in a number of Northern Youth Ticketed graco makes them elegant enough Irish communities. MIDDLETOWN - Charles for the formality of 18th century J. Desch, 17, of 75 Field Ave., j Queen Anne, or sedate enough A smaller version - Classic colo- nial five arm solid brass chan- was issued a summons for v. \ for the hanclcraftod styling of delier. Polished brass or antique careless driving after his car curly Colonial. bioss, 18" width, THEBAEY hit a utility pole on Navcsink Our Price River Road at 2:42 a.m. yes- $49.50 Main ONIce: terday. He was treated and Chtslnut SI., Red Bonk, N J. 07701 J Crunch Officer. released at Rtvervicw Hospi- •71 Rt. IS, Mlddlelown, N.J. OPENTHURS. 8.FRI. TIL9 SO Eoil Main SI., Freehold, N.J. tal, Red Bank. SATURDAY'TIL 5 V9 Broadway, Long Branch, N.J. The youth told police that Cltobtlihed In 1178 by John H. Cook and Henry ttoy he was coming around a PubllitrerJ by The Red Bonk Reglller curve, traveling west on that 3... Finance your sewer system Member of Ihe Asioclnled press- The Assorlalrrl Press Is onlllled ex- road, when a dog ran in front clUllvtly lo the uu for rcputillcofIon cl rill Hie locul new* prln'cd In <"»* newspaper o* Well o» oil AP news dispatches. of his car. The summons was hookup costs through us THE LIGHTING CENTER Second class poiloflo paid (if Kc-<| llnnk. II. I. 0771)1 find ol oddlllonol mn.llntl issued by JPatrolman Edward Offices. Published (tall/. Monday Ihrowrn Friday. »»» suUscrlpliorll payable In ad- on our special low terms vonf*. A. Kryschskt. 1 Year 79 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, NJ. 1 Week I Month 1 Month* » Moulin THE I9SO fc'0.00 US .00 The driver was taken to the Cm whelp you? l.W hospital by tho Falrview First Home Delivery by Carrier -SO Cents a week MKMUROFF.O.I.C. CENTRALJEBSEVBANyusho TRUWr K .Single copy at coimlrr, 10 Cenls. Aid Squad. TEL 741-6400 The D*% Register, Red Bank - MHdktown, NJ. Friday, AM*-* 13,1971 George Renonf Sr, Armed Pair Take $50 At Tavern FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - KEANSBURG - Two on- white fihlrt with a stocking ing-towaringtoward East KKeaMhm . Nelson Dies, George H. Renonf ST., 65, died identified men staged an over Us bead. One of the men a lightcolorelight-colored ccar* An ft- Tuesday at his home on armed robbery at the Clipper was carrying a rifle, accord- vestigation is being conducted Obituaries Throckmorton St He had re- J. Tavern, 61 Shore Blvd., ing to witnesses. by Patrolmen James Beatty tired as a horse trainer at Wednesday night and made They were last seen head- and Jack Early. Widow of Rector Freehold Raceway. off with $50 from the cash reg- Mrs. G. M. Thompson TRENTON - Mra Ethel M. Mrs. Nelson was born in He was bora on the Isle of ister. Nelson, 74, of 115 Kirkbride Elizabeth. She was one of the Guernsey in the English WHY FIGHT TRAFFIC? M1DDLETOWN - Mrs. Police said the money con- ALL COACHES EXPRESS FROM AIRPORT PLAZA son. Ave., died Monday at Helene founders of the Trenton Chap- Channel. Georgette M. Thompson, 81, She is survived by two cous- sisted of change for the next VIA PARKWAY AND TURNPIKE Fold Hospital. Her husband, ter, National Association for Surviving are bis widow, day's transactions. of 52 Jefferson St, died yes- ins, Mrs. Orville Cashing of Mrs. Martha Schermerhorn 50 MINUTES TO NEW YORK CITY the late Rev. Charles William the Advancement of Colored Police described the rob- THE ONLY BUS COMPANY IN THE terday at her home. Profitstown, 111., and Mrs. Nelson Sr., had served as rec- People, and was a former Renouf; three sons, George H. Mrs. Thompson was bom in Helena SaDes of France. • bers as follows: one slim male SHORE AREA WITH ALL BUSES EXPRESS tor of the St Thomas Episco- president of the NJ. Feder- Renouf Jr. of Lakewood, with curly black shoulder- VIATHEJPARKWAY AND tURNPIKE AT ALLTIMES BeUevUle and had lived here The Adams Memorial pal Church, Red Bank, where ation of Colored Women. She Douglas Renouf of Adelpbia, length hair, standing S feet 5 far the past 25 years. She was Home of Red Bank, is in they had resided from 1923 to was a former coordinator for and Richard Renouf, at inches, and another slim male 1MEWYORK-KEAIMSBURG the widow of Charley Thomp- charge of arrangements. 1943. the National Youth Adminis- home; four daughters, Mrs. wearing dark pants and a Frances Gallagher of Warm- LONG BRANCH BUS CO. The Rev. Mr. Nelson also tration and was the first black inster, Pa., Mrs. Margaret had been rector of the former woman to be nominated to the Lawson of Lafayette, Ind., Say Woman FOR ANY OCCASION St. Monica's Episcopal Trenton Board of Education. Mrs. Mona Pekarchik of Eng- FREE Church, here. Mrs. Nelson was graduated Knifed Husband HONEY BEEFIOWERS from the Montclair Normal lishtown, and Mrs. Muriel Parking School and had taught in Hammersten of Lakewood; 30 MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Arthur Mancini, Elizabeth and Burlington. She grandchildren, and four great- Margaret Frank, 56, of 559 464 BROAD ST. was a retired employe of the grandchildren. Palmer Ave., East Keans- Ex-Fire Chief burg, has been charged with Rt. 36 SHREWSBURY N.J. Department of Employ- The Higgins Memorial MARLBORO - Arthur M. atrocious assault and battery ment Security and - during Home is in charge of arrange- Rt. 36 AIRPORT 741-4020 Mancini, 61, of Rt. 79, died World War II had worked at after allegedly stabbing her ments. HdiaMe Sinr- 1927 yesterday at Riverview Hospi- the General Motors plant, husband. LEONARDO PLAZA BY WIRE ANYWHERE tal, Red Bank. f John Frank was treated for Robert ft. Hodjtin He was born in New York ^he was a great-grand- stab wounds in the left shoul- PARK and RIDE City, son of the late Arthur daughter of Philip Vandeveer, Driver Fined der, arm and leg at Riverview DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN and Eleanor McCollum Man- who had settled in Elizabeth Hospital, Red Bank, early • New York City (Port Auth. Terminal) Highlands • Atlantic Highlands cini, and had lived here 44 On 2 Counts Wednesday morning and re- . Newark (Public Service Terminal) in 1776. • Long Branch • Leonardo FUNERAL years. He had retired a year Surviving are two sons, KEYPORT - Acting Munic- leased. • Monmovth Beach • Bellord-Port Monmouth ago as a salesman for Holland ipal Court Judge Ira Katchen Detective Capt. Robert M. • Sea Bright • Keansburg Charles W. Nelson Jr., here, • Airport Plaza (Hazleti CHILDS HOME and McChesney Produce and Dr. Robert W. Nelson of has fined Edward Prentiss, Letts said the incident oc- • Samty Hook Slate Park I „...» MIDDLETOWN | PARKING LEONARDO TERM. Dealers, Freehold. Los Angeles; four daughters, 170 Park Ave., Keansburg, $15 curred in the Frank home. Stata Hwy. 36 State Hwy. 36 John Allen Cliilds III Mr. Mancini was a 1S31 Mrs. Constance Hall and Mrs. on a charge of making an im- Mrs. Frank was arrested AIRPORT PLAlA TERMINAL • State Hwy. 36, Haztet graduate of Freehold High Grace Francis, here, Mrs. proper turn. Mr. Prentiss also there at 3:30 a.m. by Patrol-: COACHES FOR CHARTER - FOR ALL OCCASIONS Owner and Operator School. He had been an active Agnes Miller of Ewing Town- drew a suspended $25 fine onman Dennis Vaspory. FOR INFORMATION CALL MAIN OFFICE member of the Marlboro Fire ship, and Mrs. Elise Proctor a charge of contempt of court She was released in $500 001 lQftfl STATE HIGHWAY 36 Dignified-InexpensivoConfidenliul Company for 42 years, served- of East Orange; a brother, bail pending court hearing -Z7 I - I OUU LEONARDO, N.J. 25 years as a member of its Arthur Vandeveer of Roselle; Assessed on careless driv- today. DayorNighl-7tW305 board of trustees, and been three sisters, Dr. Beatrice ing charges were Ada Griffin, 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK chief for two separate terms. Vandeveer of East Orange, 15 Hurley St, 120; Walter So- He was a life member of the Mrs. Mildred Taylor of den, Perth Anaboy,. Daniel CHUCK HARDING Says, Monmouth County Firemen's Roselle, and Mrs. Isabelle El- Hurster, 213 Broadway, and Association, a member of the wood of Newark; 17 grand- Nancy McKittrick, 717 Eighth CaH now for free estimate New Jersey State Fire Chiefs children; five great-grand- St., Union Beach, $15 each, on your brick Patio Association, and for 25 years children, and several nieces and Ruth Baker, 251 Atlantic had belonged to the Shore and nephews. St,«O. Our Specialities are: John Van Kirk & Son Firemen's Bowling League. The Hughes Funeral Home Surviving are his widow, is in charge of arrangements. Barry S. Gluck, Fairbom, • Landscape and Design Ohio, received a suspended $5 Mrs. Frances Hayes Mancini; Services will be held at the AD • Brick Patio MONUMENTS a son, Allan L. Voornees of Saints Chapel of Trinity Cath- fine on a charge of driving 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN Robertsville; a daughter, edral. without a license in posses- • Railroad Tie Walls sion. (off Rt. 35 ot Heodon's Corner) Miss Bette Mancini, at home; an aunt, Mrs. Jeannette Stam- Thomas F. Hayden 741-0319 747-2563 DEATH NOTICE BARREGUILD MONUMENTS mers, at home, and a grand- PORT MONMOUTH - son, Allan T. Voorhees, here. LAFFEY - Join J. of Erte St.. Blzatett Thomas F. Hayden, 57, of 33 Husband of Itw lot* Margaret May La The Higgins Memorial Grace Ave. was pronounced fey. Fattier of John X Lofiey. Jr. BANK Home is in charge of arrange-, tributed death to natural at college ments. TELEPHONE 747-5500 causes. Mrs. John W. Dean Mrs. Hurley was born in As- Owned and Managed by toria, L.I., and had lived in 3 months 7.50 RED BANK - Mrs. Vir- Boonton prior to coming here 1 ginia Dean, 63 of 251S. Bridge WM.S. ANDERSON 24 years ago. She had been 6 months 14.00 Ave, died yesterday at Mon- employed at the Apache To- mouth Medical Center, Long mato Plant, here. She was a 9 months 21.00 Branch. member of the Salvation Mrs. Dean was born in Army, Red Bank, and had Farmville, Va., and had lived been active in its work. She in this area for 40 years. She was the widow of R. Edward was a member of the Pilgrim Hurley. Baptist Church of Red Bank. MAIL TO: Surviving are a brother, Surviving are her husband, Frederick Decker of Keans- THE DAILY REGISTER 105 Chestnut St., Red Bank John E. Day John Wesley Dean; a son, burg, and a sister, Mrs. Just fill in Henry Redd, both of Red Emma D. MacKenzie of ' Bank; a brother, Alec Redd of Plainsboro. the order blankl ENCLOSED IS FUNERAL HOME Farmville; three grand- • 7.50 fnr 3 month* Q 11,00 for 6 month* Q 21.00 for 9 month* children, and three great- The Freeman Funeral and mail your grandchildren. Home, Freehold, is in. charge of arrangements. 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank • The F. Leon Harris Funeral check or Home of Red Bank, is in NAME charge of arrangements. Mrs. Bicdermann money order.* C. SI DUN, Director 747-0332 LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Lillian Biedermann, 68, of 59 Mrs. Francis Crowell ADDRESS-..—.. ,...:„ Zip...... NAVESINK - Mrs. Marion Silvcrwhite Road died yes- C. Crowell, 67, of 228 Naves- terday in Shrewsbury Manor flTY...... STATI? * Pleane encloif check or _w 4 • innpt»Htfnn^HHHn*"."HH#itt»nHiiMHiiii»M»ttlll|ll*illl>IIIMH»ik hi 1 t\ 1 lu>aM*« ink Ave., died Tuesday in Riv- Nursing Home, Shrewsbury. money order. All mall nub- erview Hospital, Red Bank. She was born in Hungary. •eriptiora air payable in id- Born in Jersey City, she She lived here 17 years, mov- vanre. The Adams Memorial Home was a retired telephone oper- ing from Red Bank. She was a ator at Ft. Hancock. member of the Sisterhood of For additional Surviving Is her husband, Bnai Israel, Rumson, and Red WIUIAMJ. CONNELLY, Francis Crowell. Bank Chapter of Hadassah. information Arrangements are under di- Surviving are her husband, Dial 741-3300 Oitner-Manager rection of the Posten Funeral Bernard Biedermann; two Home, Atlantic Highlands. daughters, Mrs. Jules Dermer 747-0226 of Ocean Township and Mrs. DEATH NOTICE Howard Rosenfeld of Law- DEAN — Virginia, ogt A3, dltd Aug. 11. rcncevllle, and three brothers, FUNERALDIRECTORS Of Ml 5. Brldb* Ave., R«d Bonk. Bilovtd lf of John w«tl« D dtud Michael and Morris Sicgel of SINCE 1865 Red Bank and Jesse Stegcl of THE DAILY REGISTER Marlboro. Northern Monmouth County's Largest Newspaper norrkloflna Viewing Sunday (ran 310 BROAD STREET RED BANK . pjn. from the F. Leon Harrh Funeral Worden Funeral Home, Red Home, RadTcank. Intimwit WWte RMge Bank, is in charge of arrange- The County's Moat Interesting . Cemetery. ments. The Duly ReguMr, Bed B«nfc - Middlehwn, N-J^Fri^ ge FENCING SPECIALS Authority Fa£es Suit MIDDLETOWN - A suit scale of rates with the pas-- the capacity or the improve- against the Sewerage Author- sage of time which has ments on or connected with ity will be filed in Superior allowed the holder of present- the real property, or on any STOCKADE Court for the Concerned Citi- ly vacant land to escape his other factors determining the zens of Middletown Township fair share. type, class and amount of use by Francis X. Journick of "-2. Reduce the $500 con- or service of the sewerage Holmdel, attorney for the nection fee, which is far system, or on any com- bination of any such factors." FENCE group. above other sewer authorities. Township residents who 75 "The Concerned Citizens "-3. Change the rate struc- U.75 12 are taking the only available ture to fit the need of individ- have questions or who are means by which to protect the ual homes by classification." having problems with the 40 taxpayers' interest in this rag- The CCMT alleges that Sewerage Authority are in- 8'x5' ; •,.,,«,. 14 ing monster," declared Wil- though the Sewerage Author- vited to attend a meeting ol the CCMT Monday at 8 p.m. liam G. Foster Jr., CCMT ity maintains it must charge 8x6 nt*. u.»s .••.. " in the Elks Club, 168 Main St., president, He added that uniform rates throughout the Port Monmouth. much help and advice has township, what it "failed to been given by Wilford L. Wis- tell the public was" that un- ner and William E. Schell, der state statute "rents, rates Basket Weave Q95 democratic candidates for fees and charges.. .shall be Nab Suspect R*g. Township Committee. as nearly as the sewerage au- 11.75 In its'suit the CCMT will at- thority shall deem practicable FENCING 7 tempt to: and equitable, be uniform In Payroll * 8 FOOT SECTION - 8 Foot High Battle On Rates throughout the district for the "-1. Provide a graduated same type, class and amount Robbery PLANT ACQUIRED — Touring CATV cable plant in Freehold, Cerro Cor- of use or service of the sewer- poration executives C. Gordon Murphy, president, center, and Peter D. 2 RAIL-ROUND age system, and may be NEPTUNE - Alvin John- ' son, 26, of 2004 Greenwood Weisse,'vice president-manufacturing group, listen to David Karrmann, based or computed either on general manager of the plant, as he explains the operation of a foam ex- the consumption of water or Ave., has been arrested and CEDAR FENCE charged with the Aug. 6 trusion control panel. The plant purchased from Vikoa Inc., will operate in connection with the real as a unit of Cerro Wire & Cable Company Division of Cerro Corporation. property, making due allow- armed holdup and $14,800 pay- ance for commercial use of roll robbery of the 2 Guys con- water, or on the number and struction trailer on Craig kind of plumbing or sewerage Road, Manalapan. fixtures of facilities on or in Johnson was arrested by Freehold CATV Cable 8 Ft. Section connection with real property, state and Neptune Township • 2 Rails -1 Post or on the number of persons policeman at 7 p.m. Wednes- Gardiner Marek Agency, INC. residing or working on or oth- day as he was driving a late 135 First Avenue Plant Is Purchased Atlantic Highlands. New Jersey erwise connected or identified model car along Bloomfield NEW YORK - t^rro Cor- Tel. 291-0477 with the real property, or on Ave., police said. He also has Milton S. Colin, president of jor mining interests in South been charged with possession poration has entered the Cerro Wire, said that the America. In addition to three of narcotics and motor vehicle CATV cable business with the Freehold plant is expected to wire and cable plants in the violations. acquisition of the Freehold, be in full production under U.S. and the acquired Mystic N.J., plant of Vikoa Inc., it LITTLE SILVER Apprehended with Johnson Cerro management by Octo- and Freehold plants, its Cerro were Delia Personi 27, of 288 was announcsd by C. Gordon ber. Initially, the plant will Copper & Brass Company Di- Drummond Ave., and Calvin Murphy, president. manufacture CATV coaxial vision operates four brass Lane, 26, of 604 Stanford Mr. Murphy also announced drop cable and seamless mills in the U.S. Drive, here, who were both that in a separate transaction aluminum sheath CATV In May, the company diver- LUMBER charged with possession of Cerro had purchased a plant transmission cable, he said. sified further into consumer- narcotics. The three were tak- in Mystic, Conn., which will The newly acquired 68,000- oriented businesses with the Matter Charge en to the Monmouth County allow the company's Cerro square-foot Mystic plant will acquisition of a 68 per cent Jail, Freehold. Wire & Cable Company Divi- house the bare wire produc- equity interest in Stereo Tape IS SYCAMORE AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER — 741-7100 The arrests were the result sion's New Haven, Conn., tion facilities formerly located Club of America, the largest FREE DELIVERY of an intensive investigation plant to expand its production at the New Haven plant, Mr. independent stereo tape club Merit* thru Friday 7:30 • Si Saturday 7:30 .J f.M, TEE OFF by state, Asbury Park, and of flame-resistant control cab- Conn said. Space vacated at. in the U.S. les. The New Haven plant also Neptune police. Detectives New Haven will be utilized for DUET COCKTAILS 25-48 PROOF. PREPARED i. NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY. ELM WOOD PUCE. OtTO Thomas Walsh and Fred will begin production of the expansion of production of For HIGHER EARNINGS Tavener of the Tennent State thermocouple wire this fall, flame-resistant control cables Police barracks are in charge he said. for the utility industry. of the continuing in- The acquisitions, Mr. Mur- Cerro Corporation is a mul- Two-year Savings Certificates vestigation. Two men were re- phy said, are part of Cerro's ti-market company with ma-' earning interest at 6% . .. just ported to have staged the program of diversification one way Marine View boosts the Aug. 6 robbery. and expansion of U.S. manu- earritng power of your money. facturing operations. The cost We've got a number of ways for of the acquisitions, which Car Accident you fo save . . . at rates as high Youth Voter were made for cash, was not as the law allows.* Put your mon- announced. Hurts Man to pour a perfect cocktail. ey to work, Here at-Marine View • "With the acquisition of the Savings. •" ',.'•' Signups Set MIDDLETOWN - Phillip S. FREEHOLD - Additional Vikoa facilities, Cerro will be- Dentremont, 45, of 29 Petnber- Perfect because they're made r come a major supplier of ••::••" - . ' k J registration hours; assart;in- ton Ave., Oceanport, was ad- with world famous liquors. Guaranteed Interest centive to the sfudent-age cable to the CATV industry. It mitted to Patterson Army population, will be held in the marks an initial step by Cerro Hospital after a one-car acci- DUET Whi$key Sour... made with OLD TAYLOR on 2-Year Savings DUET Scotch Sour... made with KING GEORGE IV boroughs of New Shrewsbury into a growing industry with dent on the Garden State CERTIFICATES DUET Vodka Martini...made with GILBEY'S VODKA and Shrewsbury. tremendous potential," Mr. Parkway. Murphy said. Trooper Joseph Osinski of DUET Screwdriver... made with GIIBE^'S VODKA of DEPOSIT Robert N. Ferrell, commis- DUET Bloody Mary... made wilh GILBEY'S VODKA Mr. Murphy cited figures Accounts Insured to $20,000 sioner of registration, will the Holmdel State Police bar- DUET Daiquiri... made wilh MERITO RUM 6 which show the present do- racks said the man braked for. DUET Mai Tal... made wilh MERITO RUM deputize members- of the CO/ SPECIAL CONVENIENCE mestic market for CATV southbound traffic, skidded, DUET Manhattan... made wilh OLD CROW J /O ACCOUNT League of Women Voters, to equipment and system con- DUET Apricot Sour... made wilh DE KUVPER BRANDY register those over 18 on Sat- and hit a parkway sign and struction at $158 million. This DUET Gin Martini... made with GILBEY'S GIN urday from 2 to 5 p.m. on the concrete headwall a half mile market, he said, is expected north of the Red Bank exit. DUET Margarita... made wilh TEQUILA SAUZA 5'/4% grounds of the New Shrews- DUET Brandy Manhattan.. /made with ALMADEN BRANDY •htm iff •< "ftfo'il Hifl »M*inf to grow to $932 million by bury offices. Mr. Dentremont was issued 1980. "The market for CATV Anchor Your Savings to . Mrs. Paul S. Fabry, a summons for careless driv- . coaxial cable," he added, "is Shrewsbury borough clerk, ing. expected to grow from $21 has notified Mr. Ferrell that million in sales in 1970 to at she will hold special hours Au- least $115 million in 1980." and LOAN gust 20th from 7 to 9 p.m. and ASSOCIATION August 21 from 10 a.m. to The purchase from Vikoa ZonersOkay noon as a convenience for lo- included its Freehold plant, House Wing MIDDLETOWN ATL. HIGHLANDS LINCROFT cal students who will be leav- and machinery and equipment to produce coaxial cable for 671-2400 291- 0I00 842-4400 , ing for the fall college semes- NEW SHREWSBURYl ter. the CATV industry. Cerro also purchased 59 acres of land, The Zoning Board of Adjust- ment has approved a two-foot ' Serving over 50,000 satisfied clients for over 12 years.' part of which is occupied by the 130,000-square-foot plant. side yard variance for Ber- nard Gurman of 26 Edison The Freehold facility will, Ave. TAILORS operate as a unit of the com- pany's Cerro Wire & Cable Mr. Gurman told the board MIDDLETOWN & NEPTUNE, Company Division. Cerro he intends, to construct a 20- Wire operates plants in Mas- by-18-foot family room with fireplace at the rear of his N.J. peth and Syosset, N.Y., which Just chill and serve. Custom Designer Mr. S. Punjabi of Hong Kong will ba in Mid- home, over an existing patio. dletown for 3 dayt. Aug. 12th, 13th & 14th, and In Neptune produce building wire and Two generous drinks power cable, and a plant in The family room, however, - In each 8 oz. can. for 3 day*, Aug. 15th, 16th and 17th. H0NG KWis MDKsl will extend to within two or DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! P. o. BOX K-IIM New Haven, Conn., which is a G cust KOWL major producer of flame-re- three feet off the property SATISFACTION GUARANTEED „ «' °^ measured for your tailored Men's Suits, HONGKONG line, making the side yard 27 Sport Coats, Shirts^Ladics Suits, Dresses, Formalwear, Coats. sistant specialty wire and cab- Men's SELECT FROM OVER 7,000 IMPORTED SAMPLES les marketed under the Hock- feet instead of the 30 feet re- KNIT $60.00 Men's Silk Suits. $60.00 Ladies Silk Suits $45.00 bestos name to the utility, quired by ordinance. SUITS Coshmere Sport Jackets $35.00 Ladies Silk Pantsuits $45.00 manufacturing and aircraft Men's Cashmere Top-Coats.. $58.00 Ladies Cashmere Top-Coats $58.00 industries. Specialized tele- PACKAGE DEAL Shirt (Monotframmed) $4.50 Embroidered Sweaters $10.50 vision cable used on the 1 Suit FOR APPOINTMENT: (Excluding Duty and Mailing) Apollo flights to the moon was 1 Sport Coat Call Cuilom Daiignar Mr. S. Punjabi in Middlatown at tha Howard Johnson'* 1 Pair Slacks Motor Lodge, Rt. 35 East of Exit 114 QSP, Tal.: 671-3400 and in Naptuna at manufactured at Cerro Wire's 1 Shirt $110 tha Howard Johnson's Motor Lodg«-Naptuna QSP Exit 102, Tal: 776-8000. New Haven plant. Telephone anytime: If not In, leave your name & phone number. i Play on our infield grass NOTICE to off and roll in clover. This year, to give you a better chance of come in, you can sit around on the grass and. \MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE RESIDENTS winning, we seeded.our infield grass with eat, drink and cash in on some sunshine. ONE OF THE FOUR PHARMACIES LISTED BELOW WILL BE clover. The'fact is, Freehold Raceway is the only So, now every Saturday before you put track around where you can watch 11 races, down a bet, maybe you can pick up a four 5 exactas, a daily double and roll in clover Open Sundays ,, 9 PM.to serve you leaf clover. For some extra good luck. before you even collect a single bet. And while you're waiting for your horse 1o Post time 1:30 P.M. THIS WILL BE DONE ON A CONTINUALLY ROTATING BASIS - THE STARTING SCHEDULE IS AS FOLLOWS:

Open Vr.l 9 P.M, Open "til 9 P.M. Open 'til 9 P,M- SUNDAY-AUG. 29 SUNDAY-AUG. 15 SUNDAY .AUG. 22 SUBURBAN SUN RAY MIDDLETOWN BAYSHORE PHARMACY DRUGS PHARMACY PHARMACY Freehold 2 Raceway MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING 271 HIGHWAY 35 CENTER CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION 9 BAYSHORE PLAZA MIDDLETOWN HWY,:35, MIDDLETOWN BELFORD ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 671-2121 tU€ WfiflT VOU TO Win 741.3030 671.03$0 291-2900 Freehold, New Jersey. Where Routes 9.& 33 meet. For your convenience, the other 3 Pharmacies ALSO will be open every Sunday until 2 P.M. No one under 12 admitted. REGISTER Peking, Washington, Elsewhere wright, is bolstering a grab being the guest of Howard Eslabbshed in 1878-I'ublished by The Ked Bank Register By GEORGE S. ALLEN for political power in Newark, Dreyfus, millionaire head of N.J., with antipoverty funds. the mutual fund by that name, ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Making a visit to Peking INSIDE and an ardent McCarthy de- seems to have become an in- ..., President and Editor Jones, free on bail pending votee and contributor. ternational fad. In the past WASHINGTON appeal of a 2^-year sentence William F. Sandford, Associate Editor several days, the official Pek- for unlawful possession of lireyfus put up more than Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor ing radio announced delega- weapons, has publicly an-, $200,000 for the ertswhile Min- tions from Austria, Algeria, nounced his aim is to drive nesotan s 1968 presidential Egypt, Angola, Zambia, five were not. All were dis- whites from all positions of race, following the collapse of Frid«y. August 13,1971 Sierra Leone, Canada, Brit- tinct hippie types - long-hair- authority. Jones already con- which McCarthy Spent a ain, France, Rumania and ed, unkempt and badly in trols the local school board month as Dreyfus' guest at North Korea. The French de- need of baths and clean and the Newark Housing Au- his big estate on the French legation consisted of a parlia- clothes. 'Big Deal!' thority and is bent on seizing Riviera. That's where ALLEN mentary group headed by a Antiwar People control of the Federal Model McCarthy is now vacationing senior committee chairman. Questioning also disclosed Cities agency. He also is bit- a lot and working very little. As is frequently the case in that all are old hands at anti- terly feuding with Newark's Sen. William Proxmire, D- marriage broke up in divorce, Washington, appearances are war demonstrating, and are black Mayor Kenneth Gibson Wis., clangorous crusader and he and his second wife an- deceptive. For weeks, a so- using the Quakers' "Vigil" to on the ground he is too moder- against a long list of high-cost nounced several months ago called Quaker "Vigil for supply themselves with food -ate. defense and other targets, they are separating. Whether Peace" has been staged and drink and the chance to may fancy himself a serious that or some other reason is around the clock on the side- attract public attention. Politicals the cause, the athletic Wis- That "working vacation" presidential hopeful, but walk outside of the White Richard Ichord, D-Mo., members of his staff have no consinite has a keen eye for House. But a check by this chairman of the House Inter- announced by former Sen. Eu- attractive blondes. Last week, gene McCarthy when he took illusions about his prospects. column the other day dis- nal Security Committee, has Privately they say his two he displayed particular inter- closed that of these demon- evidence charging that LeRoi off for several weeks in Eu- est in a visiting, striking Ger- rope is a big laugh to insiders. marital failures are counting strators only one was an Jones, militant black activist heavily against him. His first man fraulein.' avowed Quaker and the otlftr and sometimes poet and play- What he is really doing is * - Health Care Breakthrough By SYLVIA PORTER mmmmmmmmammm including writing certain pre- stated: scriptions. Shall we stubbornly insist The University of Miami is These Child Health Associ- on permitting only medical launching a program to train YOUR MONEY'S ates will be capable of attend- "geniuses" to survive medical 20 carefully selected PhD's in ing to the needs of an esti- training and thus force mil- various fields to become MD's WORTH mated 80 per cent of all chil- lions of Americans to go with- within just two years. dren normally seen by full- out adequate or, in many Northwestern University fledged pediatricians. cases, any medical care? Medical School in Chicago has Behind our relentlessly Shall we allow these dan- announced that it will begin a Dartmouth College in Hano- spiraling health costs are gerous manpower shortages ver, N.H., kicked off a "ME- shortages of health personnel and gaps to persist in- program in 1972 under which PORTER graduates of slum district DEX" program this past Ja- the nation over. This is a definitely? high schools will be trained to nuary to train 23 former me- crisis in every sense of the Or shall we bring real fle- dical corpsmen at its Medical xibility and real innovation health workers to fill the jobs become physicians within six word. Over the past 20 years, that are begging for them and years - as against the tradi- School and Hitchcock Medical our national health bill has into our overall long-range ap- Center to become physicians' proach to medical education thereby tackle directly the in- tional eight. Their training soared from $12.1 billion to $75 creasingly intolerable burden will be geared toward prac- assistants. billion - and it's widely pre- in order to make sure the ex- Health Associates dicted that this category of tremely valuable time and tal- of health costs? tice in the inner city. At the The answers are inherent in start, only 25 will be trained in In Colorado, "Child Health living costs will skyrocket into ents of professionals are not Associates" are being trained the $100 billion range within wasted on minor, uncompli- the questions - and for the this privately funded pro- first time, I think I clearly gram, but eventually the num- and licensed to perform a the next three-four years. cated afflictions? wide range of diagnostic and The Cbolces And shall we make sure hear those answers in our ber is slated to rise to 100 a land. year. therapeutic health services - Tbe choices can be plainly that we are training valuable A Love Story—In Real Life member that, in life, he did By JIM BISHOP hand, to kiss her brow, to pull the side of his mouth aside everything the hard way. and whisper the assurances a The Hardships The hospital corridor, . He dropped out of elemen- gleamed and Jocko, himself THE •man accords to a child having a nightmare. tary school to support his. GOP Needed Lindsay as big as a bus, walked down family; he paid a lawyer $3 a it with his lovely Loma, look- REPORTER She dozes. He tiptoes out. lesson to teach him law, back While we await the leadership Presi- ing back at the old man stand- He could get around-the-clock in a day when law school - Although it cannot be described as a ing in the doorway. The fur- dent Nixon promised would bring this na- nurses for her. He won't. It wasn't a necessity — merely genuine surprise, the announcement ther they walked, the longer He wishes that some of his old tion together, Mr. Lindsay's statement on isn't stubbornness. "It's not a an ability,to pass bar exam- Wednesday that John V. Lindsay has left the reflection of the Speaker friends would drop in, but.- sacrifice on my part," he ination's, He might recall the the Republican Party and has registered Wednesday serves as an indictment of our of the House grew. He waved they are busy men who must says. Then, as one who is ac- hardship of his people, when a chief executive's failure. ; several times, until the man work hard to get the ear of customed to parliamentary as a Democrat caused quite a stir across loaf of bread and a bucket of BISHOP The unmet needs he listed included: melted into the reflection. Carl Albert, the new Speaker. equivocation, he says: "nor is coal topped the priority list. the nation. Then they were gone. And he "Men without jobs, families without hope, McCormack isn't sick. He is it a duty. I want to be at Har- He saw alcoholism and thiev- Some comments included "Good rid- was alone. tall and lean as a Ticonderoga indecent housing, blighted neighborhoods, riet's side." He married Har- ery and holiness and Vision dance"'from Republicans and "Who> Saints are reformed sin- pencil, the hollows of the Irish riet Joyce 51 years ago. It and dirty political infighting, left of time for him. It would needs him?" from Democrats, but.mainly crowded hospitals, crime, poverty, polari- ners, but John W. face as white as the hair. He isn't as though she is dying; but it is all gone now. be nice - oh, yes it would -.'if they came from old-line politicians. Ac- zation . . . Every day they multiply, McCormack, the lean loner keeps the room on the fifth half of him is. There is nothing left except someone stopped by from the from Soutn Boston is one of floor because there is an open tually, his decision will hurt the UOP be- spreading into suburban communities that u Over his bed is a copy of a to open the eyes suddenly, lift old days and talked about the door between that one and the cause he- represented a view that is once thought themselves isolated from the Jg» -^^1 to" portrait of Jesus on his knees the head from the pillow in poker games with Harry Tru- next, where his beloved Har- at Gethsemane as the apostles midnight darkness, and hear man and about the time needed in the party. agony of the central city... - the rules. He wlll be go at riet wanders as she totters to- slept. Near a high window is a the faint words through the Franklin D. Roosevelt asked As mayor of New York City, Mr. "The expense of living is imprisoning Christmas and, until he re- ward the final exit. The ar- leather armchair. It is sum- open door: "Oh, John! John!" him to get a supplemental ap- Lindsay faced problems he has not been all our people. Confidence in the dollar, tired as Speaker of the House teries of the mind harden until mery outside and the sun He swings out of bed, grabs propriation of $17 million and, off Representatives, half the able to solve, but, overall, he has done an basic to America's world leadership, is at Representatives, hlf h they are as uncooked spaghet- spangles the green leaves his robe, and hurries inside to when McCormack'had used men of the worll d of politics ti. The process is irreversible. able job. His administration was ham- an all-time low. And still the Admjnis- with gold. But the sun is not relive, for one more minute, up all the votes, all the favors were begging to get close to My John! for John McCormack. He is the love story of his life. owed, he came out of the well pered because,-he said, the "Republican tration refuses to act to control prices and his ear, fawning for a nod of The Speaker sits on the bed- his own prisoner. He asks no favors. His lip of the House with $16,750,000. Party has moved so far from what I per- wages and to rebuild our economy ... brown-eyed recognition spread in his room, the buckle ' It might be nice. But it is through the polished spec- curls with scorn at the word ceive as necessary policies for our city "And so, by such choices, the govern- on his trouser belt almost Sometimes, almost too "pity." John McCormaek' is not to be. He plays the final ment reveals its priorities: The corpo- tacles. touching his spine, the long weary to finish his prayers, love scene alone, as lovers and for the country that I can no longer He stands in the doorway at doing precisely what he wants ration before the sick person, the man of skinny legs crossing and un- the old Speaker gets off his to do. And if Harriet drags out wish it. Jocko and Loma walk try to work within it. It has become clear Providence Hospital, Wash- crossing as he awaits the soft knees and climbs into bed and comfort before the wage earner, the spe- 1 her half-conscious existence from the room, looking back that the Republican Party and its con- ington, D.C., waving goodbye moan from next door: "John - thinks the thoughts of a boy now and then. He's still stand- cial interest before the safety of the city.. to his nephew Jocko and for a long time, John will be trolling leaders in Washington toave finally oh, John! Where is my John!' from the 12th district, South, in the next room, fidgeting ing in the doorway, the shad- abandoned the fight for a government that " Jocko's wife. He is alone. The His head is down as he Boston. Before the sweet las- with his fingers between his ow on the floor growing long- will respond to the real needs of most of What happens between now and next farewells are infrequent and shuffles in the carpet slippers -situde of unconsciousness have a finality about them knees, wearing out what is er and longer.., our people - and of those most in need." year's primaries is difficult to predict. - to the next room to hold her overtakes him, he might re- As to his presidential ambitions, there Democrats who are struggling for reform is no question but that he offers great pos- within their party, however, including sibilities. He brings forth the type of ex- county candidates whose campaigns are citement and appeal that the late John F. directed against the national Adminis- Sound Fiscal Policy for State Kennedy had in such abundance, qualities tration, will regard Mr. Lindsay's timing as a boost for their ambitions, regardless 14 Avalon Lane our members' conviction that that brought about a national uplift which Middletown has been ruled we sorely need right now. of what it does for his. Matawan, N.J. 07747 this form of taxation is the People Policies To the Editor: FROM OUR most equitable in order to: a under the Republican Party The Monmouth County - reduce dependency on the Vi Sandy Hook Ave. lines for many years . . . Council, League of Women property tax; b -provide Belford, N.J. Voters, wishes to reiterate, READERS more and better institutions of To the Editor: Their accomplishments . . . Big Day for 'Northeast' for public information, the higher education; c - pre- A few months from now will Middletown is the biggest bed- New Jersey's leagues position For two decades we have serve and restore our environ- be election day . .. The typi- room community in Mon- The acceptance by Gov. William T. which formed the authority and six which on a sound fiscal policy for advocated a personal gradu- ment, and, d - finance other cal Campaign will have candi- dates of both parties make mouth County. High taxes Cahill of an invitation to speak at the dedi- are "customer'Lmembers. Hopefully, the NewJersey. ated net income tax based on services greatly needed in our borne solely by th,e home- state. their usual promises for their cation of the Mortheast Monmouth County seventh customer will be Ft. Monmouth, if party and sling mud with gus- owners, as industry was kept Sewerage Authority headquarters in Mon- a congressional group approves funds for, New Jersey residents now to. out and perhaps may yet be mouth Beach is an indication of how im- feel overtaxed due to the rejected. Unequal consid- the hookup. state's heavy reliance on the eration for taxpayers who portant this project is to this area, and to regressive property tax. A may be in the wrong political the state. The dedication ceremony will mean To tell it like it is means that 12 county municipalities which have graduated personal net in- that the voters elect one of area, as for example the bad William Rooney of Fair Haven, the come tax is the fairest since it roads and other conditions been guilty, to varying degrees, of contrib- two political parties and the authority's executive director, is, natural- is based on' ability to pay with victorious candidate is only a allowed in sections of the Bay- uting to the pollution of rivers and streams ly, pleased that the state's chief executive 30 per cent of the yield re- figurehead who has to abide shore. I will never forget the will be able to cleanse their collective con- tained from federal income should so honor New Jersey's first such by his or her party policies sewer system (which should science. tax collections, a form of and rarely considers "people have been built 20 years ago). authority because its operation proves "revenue sharing." policies." Many voters are "that municipalities can cooperate - re- It also will mean that the authority's like a flock of lost sheep; they gionalize - for our mutual good." members, who labored diligently over a The league has recently always take the same path, reaffirmed its support for a The Democratic Party of The $32 million sewerage disposal sys- long period of time, will get the recogni- which is circular and see- state graduated personal net mingly has no exit. Middletown couldn't get very tem will serve 12 municipalities, six of tion and praise they richly deserve. income tax, but also has es- far hi this township due to the tablished criteria by which we fact the party seems dis- will evaluate other tax mea- For those who think, there organized and always slinging sures such as anticipated pro- could be a way out. By that I mud. 1 will say this party has Those Concepts in the Park posals by the New Jersey Tax mean giving thought to the had many good planks in its candidates representing the political platform during the For almost two decades, the beauty and the musicians' union, the concerts are Policy Committee and the state legislature. Independents. We have noth- election campaigns. •)f Marine Park in Ked Bank has been en- arranged and directed by John Luckenbill ing to lose, but perhaps more hance3 each summer by weekly band con- of Little Silver, who for the past two years For information on league to gain. The independents I urge each voter to search certs by professional musicians, some of has also been able to schedule a pair of publications dealing with may be those who believe in his or her mind before Nov. 2, them nationally recognized for their artist- concerts in his home borough. slate fiscal facts, write Mrs. people policies and want to do 1971, and go for the promising' Milton Vreeland, 28 Holly their best for our township candidate, regardless of polit- ry. Lane, Fair Haven, N.J. 07701. and are not bound by parly Red Bank and county residents who Apart from the excellence of the en- ical party and don't overlook,, Sincerely yours, principles and/or rules We mir Independent candidates.. haven't attended the programs each tertainment, the municipal concerts add Mrs. Thomas R. Crane voters for once should think Wednesday arc denying themselves a truly character and a spirit of ncighbnrliness to President about electing a likely person ''Send Up Mor«! INuclrar liarpiinin^ Chips. I Think to help run this township and delightful evening. the community. They definitely are an as- Monmouth County Council Yours very truly, League of Women Voters forget the party line. A cooperative venture of the borough set which deserves wide appreciation. This Guy'(i GcMliiif: In A Shaky Position" Nicholas Klym . . The Daily RegUter, Red Bank - MWdletown, N.J., Friday, Augurt 13,1971 13 Join. 38 Bewilder. Dennis the Menace 18 Bird. 40 Fool. S3 Bites. n 41 Uriat. A THE EARL«A (THE LATE BlflM " Puzzle 24 Engrave. 43Enarae!«. PIRP CATCHES I DOES NOT EVSJ By Gladys E. Stone ' 25 Bed linen. 44 Peanut; I THE WORM J CATCH THE 2 Malady. 54 Metal. 31 Cnwhny. 52 Man's name. 17 Whip.' '55-Watch w< ml. 32 Alii re. 53 Pointed out. 19 Flower. 58 Order. 34 Come up. 5li Chapeau. Hi and Lois 20 Number. ;'>9 Set aside. VVi 57 Flee. . 21 Glade. Solo, Solution 22 Honorary til Weights. title.-. 1)2 Pilot, UUEJUU1 HCJtJU UUDd 24 Periods. fill l.ar«est. L3UULJU UllltiU LJLLJtl' 25 (iliders. 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©\M3PTH JUPcFT FII&HT WITH THE sreener» EHBMY? FWRvMEN? Your Horoscope, Birthday FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 - your talents lie. The rest may on your attitude toward - but not neces- Barn today, you take special be left for others. younger members than upon sarily his abilities. delight in the mysterious and, Somewhat of a dreamer, anything else. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) indeed have a special knack you run the constant risk of LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23)- - Tend to customary Satur- for dealing with anything that giving in to your fanciful Take extra precautions day matters promptly. Mental smacks of the occult. You will imagination at the expense of against accepting directives and physical health must be have to take care, however, the practicality that is neces- from trustworthy sources. well-guarded during afternoon that you do not fall into the sary for you to exercise if you Those who have known may hours. ALL, A babit of paying less than are to make the gains and not know at all today. I serious attention to physic reach the heights you are ca- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 22-April 20) PO $OM£TWH' ABOUT matters; things that arc not pable of. Your tenacity works - Be moderate in all things - Give some serious thought PRIVACY.' completely understood must in your favor as does your ex- today. You can have a highly to the possible consequences be taken even more seriously ecutive ability - but your successful Saturday with fam- of the decision you are about than those things which are dreamy, nature must be con- ily and friends if you cooper- to make. Forget nothing. clearly what they are and trolled. ate fully. TAURUS (April 21-May 21) 1 nothing more. Always take To find what is in store for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- - Push new endeavors to the scientific approach to the you tomorrow, select' your 1 Dec. 22) - Morning upset can some sort of primary con- oiystic. birthday and read the corre- turn a minor mishap into a clusion. You should be able to An "idea-man" by nature, sponding paragraph. Let your matter for major concern. see a definite end at this time. you do not particularly enjoy birthday star be your daily Don't expect too much from GEMINI (May 22-June 21) putting plans into action, guide. associates during afternoon. - Affairs of the heart mean though the formation of the ; • CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. more to you as a person than plans themselves may be for Saturday, August If 20) - An above-average Satur- anything else this day has to you precisely the kind of chal- LEO (July 24-Aug.23) - j day for the Capricorn who ex- offer. A matter of memory lenge you most enjoy. You Take a little of your own ad- < ercises even normal caution. brings a high point. need hard-working associates vice. Don't meddle in anoth-) Don't neglect to question an- CANCER (June 22-July 23) ANY MAIL around you, for you need to er"s business - and keep an- other's wisdom. - Take care of any concerns FOR MY have much of the detail work other from meddling in yours. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. which require your physical HUSSANO?, of any given project taken off VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - 19) - Take care of your own participation. Don't be overly your hands. Decision-making, Your success with the family interests first and foremost. regretful about any- changes directive-issuing: in these this Saturday depends more Put your trust in another's in plans. SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD have done something about East must win the trick but Register, Box 3318, Grand it." cannot return a spade. East Central Station, New York, On Friday the 13th it's con- It was very obliging of must return a diamond or a N.Y. 1M17). sidered bad luck to argue North to make this kind offer, club, for lack of anything else. North dealer about the right of way with a but we actually know that In either case, you ruff in the Both sides vulnerable freight train or an enraged South should have made the dummy and discard the last NORTH rhinoceros. It's also a bad day > slam anyway. If you haven't low spade from your hand. * 65.V HES UPSTAIRS ILL 60 UP AMD SEE HIM 3OV7MY PEET to bid a doubtful slam unless i seen the right line of play, If the band looks too tough,

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'WARS AlSO MOW RfFUSlES -MAK prone." The Daily Register, Red Bank - Middletown, >.,|., rridaj. Auguni 13, 1971 ew Rutgers Program Stresses Nutrition How can making a swingy bolero or sash belt be panded nutrition program to refer its homemakers groups. Shopping trips, meal planning, demonMra related to nutrition? When you precede the sewing to many sources of help in such areas as consumer ting, the use o( left-overs in soup, and making in session with a filmstrip on breakfast and the bright fraud, day care, mental health, Medicaid, education, expensive poundcake are interests of her homemak life. And follow with a nutritious snack like oatmeal- housing, planned parenthood, job information, and ers. . raisin cookies and flavored skim milk. welfare. Kiddie Kare Center at the Second Baptist This kind of making nutrition fun is part of the Almost automatic is the information about food Church is another interest. Mrs. Gonzalez is on the new look in nutrition education conducted by the Co- stamps. Many families ithus improve their nutrition board Of directors and helps the staff plan menus for operative Extension Service of Rutgers University. and their budgets. 4 snacks and lunch. . Miss Darsene Baggett, extension home econo- Youth Involved Many of the homemakers Mrs. Otero visits in mist, supervises the expanded food and nutrition Whenever possible homemakers are encouraged Lakewood are very young, so her demonstrations on program in Monmouth and Ocean Counties from her to get together in small, informal groups. During following recipes, learning to cook and preparing office at 20 Court St., Freehold. Ten Rutgers commu- summer months special attempts are made to in- one-dish salad meals are combined with baby-care nity assistants complete the team. volve youth in activities. and infant-feeding tips. Door-toDoor Visits The Daredevils are 13 4-H boys and girls who Mrs. Mirabal stresses using food stamps in shop- "Rutgers community assistants," Miss Baggett meet with Mrs. Davis nnd Mrs. Gonzalez in Asbury ping, buying meat wisely and planning ahead to explains, "are familiar with the problems of ade- Park and Neptune. Introducing new foods and learn- make it through the month with her homemakers in quate feeding on limited budgets and are trained ex- ing macrame (decorative knot tying) are among Asbury Park and Neptune. tensively in basic nutrition and food buying prac- their projects. When homemakers in Toms River resisted non-' tices. They make door-to-door visits to homemakers, Mrs. Taylor meets with 13 members of the Do- fat dry milk, Mrs. Tobler brought her blender and usually in their own areas." ver Pines 4-H Speedwells at members' homes or the staged a demonstration. Several drinks and topping Mrs. Delores Davis is program coordinator for Ocean County Extension Service offices in Toms featured ice cream,- fruit juices and coffee were Monmouth County Rutgers community assistants. River. Learning about the basic four food groups made and sampled - and non-fat dry milk has new She lives in Neptune and works there and in Asbury (milk, meat, vegetables and fruits, and breads and fans. Park. Mrs. Ernestina Gonzalez of Red Bank visits cereals) is easy when homemade chocolate chip Mrs. Hart's homemakers felt they had outgrown families in Asbury Park. So also do Mrs. Gloria L. cookies illustrate the final group. their need for milk until she convinced them other- Eskridge and Mrs. Rose M. Lane who live in Nep- Second Baptist Church on Atkins Ave. in Asbury wise! Meal planning discussions appeal to several tune. Asbury Park is both residence and working Park is the scene for many nutrition education activ- groups who meet with her in Lakewood. area for Mrs. Olga Mirabal. ities. The Rev. Vernon Matthews, pastor, is de- Up-to-Date Sessions - The program coordinator in Ocean County is lighted that Mrs. Eskridge and her 4-H Daisies get Extensive training for the Rutgers community Mrs. Esther Taylor; she lives in Lakehurst and visits together there. Personal hygiene in cooking inter- assistants in basic nutrition and food buying is sup- families in Lakewood and Jackson Township. Mrs. ested these youngsters; making frank-cheese sand- plemented by weekly keep-up-to-date sessions. Nutri- Elaine P. Hart and Mrs. Sandra Otero both live and wiches was fun too. tion is the main emphasis, but other aspects of fami- work in Lakewood; Mrs. Otero also visits families in ' Mrs. Tobler spreads nutrition knowledge to the ly living are sometimes included. ;•. Jackson Township. summer recreation program of Ocean Inc., by teach- Dr. Roseanne Speelman, Rutgers extension spe- Mrs. Hazel C. Tarver lives in Toms River and ing the staff about the basic four and key nutrients. cialist in behavioral science, conducted two "Teach works in South Toms River, while Mrs. Marian Tob- Results are nutritious lunches featuring outdoor A Mom" sessions stressing "exercise plus food helps ler of South Toms River extends the program to cooking for Berkeley Township children. Johnny become a well-developed child." Beckerville. Center Homes Girls 4-H Club io Toms River Louis Armour, deputy director of Monmouth Spanish-speaking families especially welcome learns table settings'for different meals with Mrs. County Welfare Department, recently presented de- Mrs. Gonzalez, Mrs. Mirabal and Mrs. Otero, who Taylor; they plan a summer outing to an Ocean tails of the welfare cutback to the Rutgers commu- help with learning a new language as well as differ- County farm. nity assistants. Three sessions on food shopping ent food customs. Basic foods for good health and safety in food were given by Mrs. Sylvia Meehan Griffin, Mon- The expanded food and nutrition program came handling are favorite topics for Mrs. Hart's youth mouth County home economist. to Ocean County in April, 1969, and to Monmouth groups in Lakewood. No-bake cookies are fun for the Miss Anne L. Sheelen administers the statewide County a year later with the hiring of nutrition aides. very young at meetings. Another group of 13-year- nutrition education program from the College of Ag- Core Is Nutrition olds is exploring baking and fun foods. riculture and Environmental Science at Rutgers in The family-centered program has nutrition at Winning a blue ribbon for table setting at the New Brunswick. Funding is through the U.S. Depart- its core. The words may be different, but the mes- Mothers Day Tea was a high point of the year for ment of Agriculture. sage is the same: you can improve your family's nu- Mrs. Tarver's Snaps 4-H group in South Toijis River. Expanded Program trition, and we will show you how. Many of these young people entered the Ocean Coun- The expanded nutrition program currently em- Food buying, menu planning, making shopping ty Fair. ploys 140 Rutgers community assistants in New Jer- lists, using less expensive cuts of meat, and stretch- Learning to shop and discussing a filmstrip sey under the supervision of 11 Extension home ing that food dollar are now f ami&ar terms to the 541 were projects of Mrs. Davis' 4-H group in Asbury economists. Statewide, 4,068 adults and 11,199 youths shore families in the program. Park. These 10 youngsters baked a cake for Mothers are participating. Hundreds more Ocean County residents were Day and provided samples for the guests of honor. Other locations include Trenton-Hightstowh, made aware of nutrition education when Mrs. Hart, Group Shopping Trips Plainfield-EIizabeth-New Brunswick-Perth Amboy, Mrs. Otero, Mrs. Tarver, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Tob- Mrs. Gonzalez meets with five small groups of Camden, Jersey City, Newark, Paterson-Passaicn ler participated in the Ocean County Fair in Lake- homemakers in Asbury Park. A demonstration of a Morristown, and eight sites in Atlantic, Cape May, wood. balanced breakfast using non-fat dry milk and corn and Cumberland counties. Expansion is set for Sa- Awareness of community agencies leads the ex- muffins was filmed and is now in use with additional lem and Gloucester counties. Authors Named for Lectures EUMSON - The Jewish vent a mounting USSR cam- fleeing the bloody pogroms in will be "Israel Today." and Margaret Field, in this lu- Women's Adult Education paign to eliminate three mil- Russia and Rumania and On Monday, Dec. 6,10 a.m., cid and fascinating book. Committee of Greater Red Register Stair Pnolo lion Russian Jews from the from poverty and persecution Elizabeth Janeway, critic, Registration, tickets, and, FOOD DOLLAR STRETCHER — Mrs. Ernestina Gonzalez of Red Bank Bank announces its 1971 Lec- nation's history through a in other Eastern European novelist and. writer of chil- further information are avail- prepares a budget meal in her kitchen. She is a Rutgers,community assis- ture Series. The first lecture carefully planned program of countries. The Yiddish Press dren's* books, will speak on able from Mrs. Ernest Kretzi1-. tant with the Cooperative Extension Service and assists more than 50 is Monday, Sept. 13, at 10 a.m. cultural and religious attri- played a large role in casing her new--book • "Man's World, mer, Blue Hills Drive,1 Holm- homemakers in Asbury Park in preparing nutritious menus on limited here in Congregation B'nai Is- tion." His book traces Rus- their adjustment. Woman's Place',v a wide- del. budgets. rael, Hance and Ridge Roads. sian anti-Semitism through Slated for Sunday, Nov. 21, ranging study of the psy- ,., Sponsors Listed Stephen Birmingham, au- Czarist times up to the 8 p.m., will be Dr. Ruth Gru- chological, historical ario^ an- The sponsoring organization thor of "Our Crowd" wilJ lec- present Kremlin rule. Mr. ber (Mrs. Philip Michaels), a thropological forces which in- fpr the Series include the Sis- ture on his latest book "The Lawrence is a native of Berlin distinguished American au- fluence the position of women terhood of Beth Shalom, Red Panhellenic Coke Party Grandees." This book tells the who became a United States thor, foreign correspondent and have contributed tp the. Bank; Congregation B'nai Is-"' story of America's Sephardic citizen in 1941. and an eminent authority on current drive for women's rael, Rumson; Monmouth Re-., Elite, the Spanish and Portu- Featured Nov. 8 at 10 a.m. Israel. As foreign correspond- rights. Mrs. Janeway states form Temple, Ne\y Shrews- Is Slated for Aug. 18 guese Jews who settled in the will be Isaac Metzker. He has ent for the New York Herald that it is only since the Victo- bury; the Greater Red Bank FAIR HAVEN - The Mon- annual scholarship award by government. United States as early as 1654, been an editor of the Jewish Tribune, Dr. Gruber covered rian era that women have Chapter of Hadassah, Nation- mouth County Panhellenic an- .Panhellenic to Miss Pamela Panhellenic scholarship and have had a rich and var- Daily Forward for many the story of Israel from its been confined to the home. al Council of Jewish Women, ' nual information Coke Party Lynn Richards of Manasquan chairman Mrs. Bennie Heinze, ied history from medieval years and is the author of sev- birth in the War of Indepen- Before that they expected to and B'nai B'rith, Matawan for June high school gradu- Park. Miss Richards, who was Freehold, an Alpha Chi Ome- times to the present. Mr. Bir- eral novels and short stories. dence to time when the Her- work most of their lives. "It Chapter. mingham reveals facts and in- ald Tribune ceased publica- ates who will be attending col- graduated in June from Wall ga alumna from. Oklahoma "A Bintel Brief," which he might be in the fields or run- Advisers are Rabbi Jack M. leges with national sororities Township High School, won State, was in charge of troduces people who had a edited, is the compilation of 60 tion. ning the establishment where profound impact on America's Rosoff of Congregation B'nai is set for Aug. 18 at 8 p.m. out in competition among 60 screening the applicants. years of letters from the Jews Her "Israel on the Seventh there were retainers to be Israel, Rumson; Mrs. Jack M. here at the home of Mrs. Rob- applicants representing all The playlet, "A Panhellenic growth and prosperity, and of of the Lower East Side and Day" has been hailed for "its managed and where her hus- the high schools in Monmouth which most of us are com- Rosoff, Fair Haven, and Mrs. ert W. Lucky, 238 Kemp Ave. Coloring Book," will be those who ventured out of its authenticity and eloquence." band carried on his business; Martin Rosenfeld, Matawan. County. She will be attending presented as entertainment at pletely ignorant because our environs, to the Jewish Daily Dr. Gruber's other books, 10 he didn't go to an office A panel of five collegiates' Pennsylvania State University history books leave them un- and one alumna will be fea- the Coke Party. Girls inter- Forward. The letter writers, in all, include the best-seller then." She has drawn on the in the fall. An outstanding ested in attending should con- recorded. separated from their families, "Israel Without Tears," "Is- best of modern social science, The Greeks built altars be- tured to give the girls an idea member of her class, Miss side mineral springs and the of college and sorority life tact Panhellenic president, On Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. Gun- turned to the Bintel Brief as rael Today," "Land of Many citing Erick Erickson, Davis Richards was recipient of the ther Lawrence, coordinator of to a friend, seeking advice, Romans followed with elabo- today. On the panel will be Mrs. H. 0, Rogers, 39 Walnut Nations." Ruth Gruber Mi- Reisman, Bruno Bettelheim rate bathhouses. Varsity Scholar Athletic Ave., Red Bank, who is a the American Jewish Confer- help, or a shoulder to cry on. chaels is widely known for her Miss Barbara Briggs, Long Award and the Elks Citizen- Branch, a Kappa Kappa Gam- Kappa Kappa Gamma ence on Soviet Jewry, will dis- The mass immigration of column "Diary of an Ameri- ship Award. She was Girls alumna from Ohio Wesleyan. cuss his timely book, "Three the Yiddish-speaking Jews can Housewife," which ap- ma member at the University State delegate and president Sewing of Maryland; Miss Mary Mothers of the girls also are. Million More." He believes from Eastern Europe started pears regularly in Hadassah of the National Honor Society invited to attend. "Only world opinion can pre- in the early 1880's. They were Cook, Fair Haven, a member for two years. She also was on Magazine.. Her lecture topic Fashion Decorator of Alpha Delta Pi at Mount the New Jersey State Teen Union; Miss Jane Heinze, Advisory Board and the Mon- Shows Set Freehold, an Alpha Phi mem- mouth County Juvenile Coun- NEW SHREWSBURY - A ber at Bucknell University; cil- Miss Joan Myers, Middle- three-day program for every- Runner-up in the com- one who sews will be present- town, a Gamma Phi Beta petition was Miss Sharon SHAD member at Bradley Univer- ed by Nick Samra owner of Elizabeth Litchfield, West Necchi Sewing Circle, fabric sity; Miss Libby Scheffer, Long Branch, who graduated Fair Haven, a Kappa Delta department at Superama, from Shore Regional High Shrewsbury Ave. member at Ohio University; School. Miss Litchfield, who and Mrs. David Fream, Mid- Featuring "Designer Touch ES will attend Bucknell Univer- dletown, who is a Kappa Kap- sity in the fall, will receive a Inside and Out," the two-part Give your windows an ele- pa Gamma alumna from Syr- presentation by Simplicity gant touch with decorator commemorative charm from window shades that match acuse University, and also Panhellenic. She was salutato- Pattern Company will be held the mode ot your decor. vice president of. Monmouth rian of her senior,class, was Monday and Tuesday at 9:30 Come in and see our fancy County Panhellenic. a.m. and 2 p.m., and Wednes- display! in the National Honor Society, day at 10 a.m. A sewing fash- Highlights of the evening received the National Educa- ion show of the newest Sim- will be the presentation of an tional Development Test plicity patterns will be shown Award, and also the Crafts- and an illustrated lecture giv- NURSING HOME manship Award in home eco- en by Simplicity stylist Mau- • 24-Hour Care nomics. Captain of the flag- reen Norton will include tips • RNon duty all timat twirling squad,* Miss Lit- • Medicare Approved chfield also was .actiye_jn on trims, shirring, hemming NAVESINK HOUSE various phases of the student and special sewing aids and SHREWSBURY 44 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK notions for professional look- 468 BROAD ST. 842-3«00 ing garments. Call 7474422

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Mrs. Sommer, a national D*«ply Sculptured Oaiign' (Next to Shrewsbury Pott Office) MIDDLETOWN: Cobblestones Rest., Rt. 35 council member, will accom- • Hand Rubbed Oil Finishes pany Mrs. Nebus to the na- Bring Out Qrain'a Naturil Buuty LAKEWOOD: Holiday Inn, Rt. 9 Mrs. John Sommer, here, tional convention in Dallas, • All-Vinyl Interiors Inc. Shelves 741-8256 served as chairman of the ProtKli Agninit Dust Stiini - Wipat Claan h'or iiifominiwii Cull 462-7374 or 349-3709 Tex., and other planned con- •Oat Appllancai on Display - - budget committee. ferences. ' Bridals The D«By Begirt**, Red Btttk - Middletown, N. J., Friday, Augimt 13,1971 m Collier-Lawlor HAZLET - Miss Cheri Paul D. Browning was best Elizabeth Lawlor, daughter of man. The ushers were James nfidelity Crisis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James Washnock, Robert Delaney, Lawlor Jr., 151 Broad St., Wayne R. Zambor, Richard Matawan,.and Merchant Lee Gromelski, and Thomas W. Collier 3rd, son of Mr. and Geran. Joseph James Lawlor Mrs. Merchant Lee Collier Jj\ 3rd, brother of the bride, was ; Or. Long of Uniontown, Pa., were mar- junior usher. By DR. JAMES M. LONG to understand the reason for an individual's outside in- ried here Saturday in St. Mrs. Collier was graduated volvement one should focus his attention not on the question-of John's Methodist Church. The from Matawan Regional High For many of us, modern marriage demands too much. In the physical nature of the affair, but on the possible absence of • Rev. Norman K. Riley offici- School and is' employed by past generations the family was an extended unit and con- emotional rapport in the marriage. ated. Vincent C. DeMaio and sisted of numerous relatives who were readily available for Initial Shock A reception was held in the Stanley Yack'er, Matawan at- emotional support and interaction. Today's family, however, It is natural that when the spouse learns of his partner's a Magnolia Inn, Matawan. torneys. She is secretary also usually consists of only a husband and wife and their children. involvement, the initial reaction is one of shock, hurt or anger. Miss Denise Isabel Lawlor to the Matawan Brough Rec- The smaller family unit means that the individual's emotional Unfortunately, the injured party begins to operate on emotions Mrs. Merchant Collier 3rd ' was maid of honor for her sis- reation Commission. Mrs. Thomas Brolley needs must be "supplied by a fewer number of family mem- and without logic. What follows may be immediate legal ac- (The fflrmer Cheri Lawlor) ter. The other bridal attend- The bridegroom was gradu- (The former bers. ' tion to terminate the marriage or, in some instances, he retali- ants were Miss Lisa Marie ated from Uniontown Joint Se- Therese Cholette) ates by having an affair. Lawlor, also a sister; Miss nior High School and received When infidelity occurs, it is difficult to attribute the con- Lynn Jane Collier, sister of a BS degree in mechanical en- flict entirely to one spouse. Both husband and wife must as- the bridegroom; Miss Jane gineering from West Virginia Family sume some responsibility for the "triangle." The anger, .accu- Schweitzer, Mrs. Wayne B. University, Morgantown. IJe sations, verbal attacks and threats only serve to broaden the Zambor, Miss Mary Wagner is employed by E. I. DuPont Counselor split. What is needed is immediate "first aid" in the form of and Miss Kimberly Kofoed De Nemours Company, Par- reasonable and sound advice. Karyn Greenough was flower lin, where the couple will re- No Easy Way girl. side. Many persons in the helping professions feel that an ex- The lack of sufficient emotional support and under- tra-marital affair is not sufficient reason for a divorce. In- standing is a primary cause for much of the marital conflict fidelity means many things to different people. An approach to Brolley-Cholette that exists in marriages today. It may be that the husband is help solve the conflict is to assist the couple to understand NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Patrick Rooney was best striving for financial success and recognition, which results in their own particular situation, and to find solutions based on Barbara Therese Cholette be- man. The ushers were his limited personal involvement with his family. At the same this awareness. Initially, it is important to bring to the atten- came the bride of U.S. Army Thomas Taggert, and George time, the wife's focus of attention grows away from him and tion of both spouses that the affair has meant that the involved Spec. 5 Thomas Brolley Satur- Elderbaum. toward the duties in the home. Over the years increased dif- spouse's emotional energies and interests have been diverted outside of the marriage. In order to start necessary therapy to day here in St. Mary's Catho- A reception was held at ferentiation of role tasks limits the meaningful contact and ex- lic Church. The Rev. Paul periences between husband and wife. save the marriage, the initial step is the termination of the af- Squires Pub, West Long fair. There is no easy way to break off one's relationship with Feeley, Franciscan Monas- Branch. Sympton of Trouble tery, New York, was cele- Infidelity is a symptom of trouble in marriage, and not another person, other than the "surgeon's technique." A clean, brant of the Nuptial Mass. The bride and the bride- the trouble itself. Contrary to common belief, the sexual plea- cut may cause immediate pain, but in th$ long run it is the Parents of the couple are groom are graduates of Mater sure from an affair is not usually the real goal. Many reveal in < most humane method. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Cho- Dei High School. Mrs. Brolley, counseling sessions that their "involvement" was not the re- As in any crisis, an episode of infidelity can leave a mar- Mrs. Herbert Nielsen lette, 6 Veronica Place, New a kindergarten teacher in the sult of sexual dissatisfaction with their spouse, but was based riage stronger if the lesson has been learned. Mrs. Donald Smith (The former Karin Williams) Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. New Monmouth School, is an on the need for companionship, and emotional understanding. Dr. Long will be happy to answer questions. Con- alumna of Newark State Col- (The former When the purpose of sex is not an expression of love, but of fidentiality will be respected. Letters can be mailed to him in Daniel Brolley, 587 Clinton Joan Frieder) Ave., fielford. lege. physical release, the sex partner becomes secondary. In order care of The Daily Register, Chestnut St., Red Bank, 07701. AAc Knight- Miss Nancy Cholette was The bridegroom was maid of honor for Iler sister. awarded a bachelor of arts Smith Also bridal attendants were degree in history at Belmont RED BANK - Miss Sheila Mrs, Howard Olsen and Mrs. (N.C) Abbey College. He is Jane Smith and Richard .Kevin Saley. stationed at Ft. Dix. Engaged Saved by Surgery McKnight were married here Saturday in St. James Catho- Nielsen-Williams ^^ ^ta>r Dear Ann Landers: Several \ ~ .»•<«•• - ' closed? She has agreeaereed too g£o lic Church. months ago you urged your by your decision. - Mrs. Tired MIDDLETOWN-TheMid- of honor. Other bridal attend- Parents of the couple are readers to write to the Nation- Dear Mrs.: The girl has a dletown Reformed Church ants were Miss Evelyn King Ann Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith, al American Cancer Society right to live like a pig - when was the setting here Sunday and Mrs. James Macintyre. 129 Trafford St., Shrewsbury, for a free booklet on breast she has her own home. But for the marriage of Miss Ka- Lisa Williams, the bride's and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas self-examination. A few weeks she has no right to turn one of rin Augusta Williams, daugh- niece, was a flower girl, and Landers McKnight, East Brunswick. later there was another letter your bedrooms into a sty. ter of Mrs. Adele Williams, 20 Charles Webber was ring Miss Ellen Smith was maid saying that nearly 300,000 (P.S. Offer to buy a new bed- Deercrest Drive, Holmdel, bearer. fresh fruit. Sugarless gum is of honor for her sister and Pa- people had written for the spread or some fresh curtains and the late Peter Williams, Charles Cimino was best good, too. tricia McKnight, the bride- booklet and how pleased you as an incentive.) to Army Spec. 5 Herbert man. The ushers were Paul Begin early to teach your groom's sister, was flower were because this meant that Dwaine Nielsen, son of Mr. Schultz, Winthrop Shaw and child the importance of caring Dear Ann Landers': I'd like several hundred lives would girl- and Mrs. Frank Schultz, Rt. Charles Webber. forhis teeth apd gums. Habits to ask Pittsburgh Reader who be saved. My life was among Kenneth McKnight, brother 79, Marlboro. Officiating were The bride was graduated established early will stay is uptight because his secre- them. of the bridegroom, was best the Rev. William Coventry from Red Bank Regional High with him the rest of his life. I tary calls him by his first man. The ushers were An- and the Rev. John Hart. School and William Faterson' My booklet arrived Dec. 16. am not looking for publicity, name, what does he call her? drew Smith Jr. and Christo- Miss Aumaclc ' A reception was held in College of New Jersey. Miss Taylor Miss Hanna Although I had had a com- so I'll sign - No Signature I am a mature woman and pher McKnight, brothers of a college graduate who works Buck Smith's Restaurant, Spec. 5 Nielsen is a gradu- plete physical examination, Dear No Sig: Thank you for the bridal couple. l as a secretary. Most of the East Keansburg. .• . ate of Freehold Regional High Manning-Taylor only two weeks before, I de- taking your valuable time to Mrs. McKnight was gradu- men in this office call all The bride was given in mar- School and attended Newark NEW SHREWSBURY - cided to give myself a quick write. The teeth you saved ated from Manasquan High Grand Rapids, Mich. women by their first names. riage by her uncle, John So- College of Engineering. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Tay- breast examination and get it might be my grandchildren. School and Mount Aloysius Ju- off. my mind. The first spot I Some even refer to their sec- rensen, and had her,sister. The couple will reside in lor, 43 Riverdale Ave. East, Miss Taylor and her fiance Dear Ann Landers: My 19-' nior College»>Cresson, Pa-. • touched revealed a lump. Ta retaries as "the girl." Miss Adele Williams, as /naij. ^Honolulu, Hawaii. announce the engagement of are graduates of Monmouth year-old daughter goes to Mr. M-cKeight is an ;01 Any man who dislikes being their daughter, Miss Tracy Regional High School. She is make a long story short, with- beauty school. She says it's a alumnus of. East Brunswick in hours I was scheduled for called by his first name can 1 Ann Taylor, to Steven employed by New Jersey Bell full-time job and she should High School and the Univer- Smlth'Rrieder Douglas Manning. He is the Telephone Company, Red surgery. Even though the tu- not be expected to do any- easily prevent it by calling his sity of Illinois, Chicago Circle. MAPLEWOOD - Maple- Mrs. Jeffrey Schulman and son of Capt. Charles L.- Man- Bank, and he is with Western mor was small it was malig- thing around the house. My secretary by her last name. - wood Manor was the setting Mrs. Alan Wasserman. ning, 157 Harvey St., Lincroft, Electric Company, Asbury nant and the breast had to be mother-in-law lives with us. I Call Me Mrs. here Aug. 10 for the marriage William C. Beattie Jr., the and Mrs. Charles Manning of Park. removed. All further tests took my sister's two young Dear Mrs.: I checked with of-Miss Joan Rene Frieder, bridegroom's nephew, was were negative but due to the children to raise when she be- several secretaries of execu- • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. best man. The ushers were Ehlers-Hanna location of the tumor, radi- came mentally ill and her hus- tives in Chicago and only one Jack Frieder, Clark, and Don- Kenneth H. Frieder, brother ation was recommended and I band left her. I tell you all secretary felt as you do. The ajd Valentine Smith, son of of the bride, Harold Knox Jr., UNION BEACH - An- Miss Hanna, a 1970 gradu- spent four weeks in another this so you will know that we overwhelming majority pre- Mrs. Mary1 Smith, 40 Ridge Martin Mooney and Alan Es-j nouncement is made by Mrs. ate of Keyport High School, is city getting treatments. are plenty crowded and there ferred to be called by their Road, Rumson, and the late kow. Patricia M. Hanna, 610 Morn- employed by International Your column will always is lots of work around here. first names, even though they Valentine Smith. Rabbi Sid- The bride was graduated ingside Ave., of the engage- Flavors and Fragrances, Haz- have special meaning to me. The question: The 19-year- would'not call the boss by his. ney Bogner of Congregation from Weequahic High School, ment of her daughter, Miss let. There are no words to express old has her own room because Dear Ann Landers: It B'nai Israel, Kearny, offici- Newark, and Trenton State Robin Anne Hanna, to Allen Her fiance attended Mata- my gratitude. - Louise P., the two younger children are shocks me the way you hand ated at the 6:30 p.m. ceremo- College, also her husband's M. Ehlers, son of John Ehlers, wan Regional High School and Maryland. boys. It looks like a tornado out life and death advice - ny. alma mater. She is a sixth Toms River, and the late Mrs. is employed by ABC Home Dear Louise: Your letter hit it because she is too lazy right off the top of your head. Mrs. Kenneth H. Frieder grade teacher in the Howell Ehlers. Stretchers. was a thrill, and I thank you to keep it clean. She insists it Don't you realize some people was matron of honor for her Township School System and for it. Not only do I appre- is her room and that I should live by what you say? How do sister-in-law. The other bridal Mr. Smith is employed by the Sutherland-Aumack ciate your sharing such a per- leave the door closed and for- you know you're always sonal experience, but you right? - No Mavin attendants were Miss Donna Jackson Township School Sys- RUMSON - The engage- was a member of Phi Alpha get about it. According to her, have provided me with anoth- DearN.M.: Nobody is right Rey, Miss Debrah Knight, tem. ment of Miss Susan Kaye Au- Epsilon, honorary physical- if she wants to live like a slob er opportunity to remind all the time, and I do make mack to Glen E. Sutherland, education society. In Septem- it's her business. When friends women to re-read that booklet mistakes. Butthe advice you son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward ber she will be a physical edu- or relatives come over I keep Vawter-Vaughcm and use it - or if you've mis- describe as "off the top of my P. Sutherland, 1 Iris St., Ea- cation and health teacher in her door closed and hope they laid it, write for another. The head" sometimes represents ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - maid of honor and Miss Linda tontown, is announced by her Wall High School, Wall Town- don't wander in, or I clean the address: National American hours of research. People who Miss Deborah Vaughan, Vawter, sister of the bride- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard ship. room myself which I hate to Cancer Society, 219 E. 42nd do as a matter of principle: write to me need a definite daughter of Mr. and Mrs. groom, and Miss Michelle F. Aumack Jr., 39 Allen St.,. Mr. Sutherland, an alumnus St., New York, 10017. Do I have the right to insist answer. More people suffer Henry Patrick Vaughan, 110 McDermott, were brides- here. The couple plan to be of Monmouth Regional High Dear Ann Landers: I am a that she clean her room or from the inability to make a Center Ave., here, and U.S. maids. married next summer. School, was awarded a BS de- San Francisco dentist who does she have the right to live decision than from making Air Force Sgt. Steven t>. Gary Patrick Vaughan, The bride-elect was gradu- gree in pre-medicine from Vawter, son of Mr. and Mrs. brother of the bride, was best reads your column faithfully. like a pig and keep the door the wrong one. ated from Rumson-Fair Pennsylvania State Univer- Every day I am appalled by Walter M. Poole, 25 Washing- man. The ushers were Ed- Haven Regional High School sity. He was a member there ton St., Leonardo, were marr ward P. Mannix and Glenn E. the ignorance and stupidity of and received a BS degree in of Phi Mu Delta fraternity. parents. It occurred to me ried here July 31 in Central Shader. physical education from the Mr. Sutherland is a third year Baptist Church. The Rev. Mrs. Vawter was graduated that the best way to educate University of Maryland in Col- medical student at Rush Me- people is to write to Ann Secure a Harry W. Kraft officiated. A from Henry Hudson Regional lege Park, Md., where she dical College, Chicago. reception was held in the School. Her husband is an Landers. Will you serve as the Westside Firemen's Hall. alumnus of Middletown Town- Letts-Liming conveyor belt 'between thou- Miss Sandra Castle was ship High School and is sta- sands of dentists and millions SPECIAL SEWER LOAN EATONTOWN - The en- Robert A. Liming, 212 Paul tioned at McGuire Air Force of parents? Here are the baste gagement of Miss Patricia Ave. Base. guidelines: Diane Liming to Army Spec. 4 IS A GREAT The couple will reside in Don't wait until your child Richard C. Letts, son of Mr. of Eatontown. ' Miss Liming and her fiance has a toothache before you WAYOFLIFE and Mrs. Richard Letts, 21 are alumni of Monrflouth Re- take him to the dentist. He Villa Place, is announced by gional High School. Spec. 4 will then associate the dentist Letts Is serving overseas. Red Bank Savings and ban START YOUR LIFE DECORATING her parents, Mr. and Mrs. with pain and establish an ir- TOGETHER WITH US! PROBLEMS? reversible, life-long (fear of dentistry. For the same cost of renting Association Family Is Runner-up In 'Search' . Don't ignore cavities in someone else's apartment, nationally known columnist, baby teeth because "they fall young marrieds can own a MATAWAN - The Edward The 51 families chosen are The Rsd Bank Savings and Loan Association is Potts family, Rt. 79, Morgan-' lecturer, and psychologist; out eventually" and don't brand new HIGH POINT given an expense-free trip to making available to residents of Monmouth vllle, sponsored by the Mata- the Community of Lehigh Mrs. E. D. Pearcc, honorary matter. They do matter, and condominium apartment County a special sewflrage loan. The sewer sys- wan Junior Woman's Club, Acres, Fla., where a week- president of the General Fed- should be well cared for to in- home. Complete with tax tem in Monmouth County promises crystal clear has tied for second place in long AH-Atnerican Family eration of Women's Clubs and sure the proper alignment of advantages and full-time second teeth. waters in our lakes and streams. We all must maintenance. the New Jersey Ail-American Pageant is held. The highlight Miss Joan A. Buchanan, direc- Family Search. The purpose of the week's festivities will tor of the Junior Clubs, Gen- Don't use scare words when pay for hooking into the new sewerage system. of the search is to strengthen be the selection of the 1971 eral Federation of Women's you talk about the dentist. Ex- Stop in today and see the Red Bank Savings only and reinforce family unity for All-American Family chosen Clubs. pressions such as "needle" and Loan Association and secure a new low cost a better community by focus- before a national television and "pull the tooth out" loan. should be avoided. Te',1 the per month ing attention on and paying audience from among the 51 168 tribute to the family. representatives. Receives child the dentist will "put »V» I *Vt roim RED BANK tpartmant Homii fram The All-American Family A board of judges headed your tooth to sleep" and J16.U0 ta W,™ BS Degree "wiggle it out." SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 10% d»»« Search Is conducted annually by Dr. Sterling W. Brown, by All-American Family, Inc., president of the National Con- ItUMSON - Miss Margaret Don't bribe your child to go to the dentist. This raises USE WAFIDS CUSTOM SERVICE in association with the De- ference of Christians and Laurie, daughter of Mr. and FREE ESTIMATES IN YOUR HOME partment of the Treasury, Jews will choose that family Mrs. Donald Laurie, Blngham many questions and makes RED BANK OFFICE Call 542-2150 Today U.S. Savings Bonds Division, which represents the best in Ave., has graduated from the child apprehensive. and In cooperation with Ju- the American tradition, The Southern Connecticut State Don't insist on going into Broad Street and Bergen Place Uio«llofW»rd«Cuttom Praipact SI., liktwood, N. ). 08701 nior Clubs, General Feder- other Judges participating are College with a BS degree in the workroom with the child. Motftli opunlO lo diiik. Sat III 6. Sarvicat ation of Women's Clubs; the Morton Frank, publisher of early childhood education. He will do better if you let •'Phone (201) 363-3IB8 • bedspreads • iliadts • drapatita • slipcovers • r»u[)holitnry National Conference of Chris- Family Weekly; Jean Adams, Miss Laurie also holds an as- him know he Is grown up FAIR HAVEN OFFICE S39 OIKCTlONS: GS Pkwy to Exit sociate degree from Mary- 'III 91. CoM on 549 Id 1st Ilihl. tians and Jews; and Family nationally syndicated colum- enough to go in without you. Right on Rt;M to HI 9. then lilt Weekly magazine. Fifty-one nist of "Teen Forum"; Sam mount College of Virginia. Don't permit your child to 568)River Road apprt)» 3J4 nil. lo 2nd Hint, Prospect Wards Monmouth St. (at Paul fflmbill Hoip). Rlcht on families were selected to rep- Jaffe, former TV correspond- eat candy and other sweets all Fair Haven Shopping Center froipecl to HIGH POINT. Shopping Center resent each state and the Dis- ent for ABC-TV, author and day long. Substitute raisins, ECorwin of Interlaken to this time around. The course Perry Walter of Rumson, year, but in his two previous His engine builder is Jerry ing national champions ex- join, threeother teams on top has been widened for the ben- winner of the APBA National trips to the Navesink, his boat Fowler, also*of Sea Bright pected to compete,;in the at 64.' Gaeta and Jim Harris efit of both the drivers and Championship, * and' the UIM flipped out. ;,\ 'Moore, who will be married sweeps tomorrow arid Sunday. shot a 66. , spectators. World title, set a new UIM •"• 'According to Moore, the Aug. 21, may not be racing Paul deVegh of Eatontown, Inks Contract will pilot his 280-cii. in. hydr- BB00KTM.E, N.Y. (AP) ants President Wellington oplane, "Paula's Pet." De- - Fran Tarfcenton came to Mara described as the origi-' Vegh is chairman, of the re- terms wiSh'the New York Gi- nal team terms, was an- ants last night, four days after nounced by Mara following a Massachusetts Jack Sweeney of Rumson, the scrambling quarterback conference with the quarter- will provide another 280 hydro had walked out on the Nation- back. with his "Blue Chips," while al Football League team. Mara siad Tarkenton would Allen Schnabolk, Middletown Tarkenton's singing of a be subject to disciplinary ac- ("Mart Pam") and Ray Hqag- tion "as Coach Alex Webster Leader at 66 one-year contract, on what Gi- land, Sea Bright, ("The sees fit," for walking away SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - fine 35-33-68 with the help of Dutchman") will compete in from the team last Sunday at John Schlee, still bidding for an eagle three on flie 530-yard the 145-cubic inch hydro class. his first victory in five years Houston, where the Giants 11th hole. He put an iron shot These and other local driv- played their first exhibition on the pro-golf trail, fired a withing 18 inches of the cup six-under-par 66 for a one- ers will be out for revenge af- game. for the. eagle. ter last year's out-of-the-mon- How They 'Positively Happy' stroke lead over Tom Weis- kopf yesterday in the opening ey performances. "Both Wellington and I are In the absence of Lee Tre- round of the $165,000 Mas- positively very happy with the vino, Gary Player, Arnold sachusetts Classic. Stand signing," Tarkenton said in a Palmer and Jack Nicklaus-the .NJTE8P.M.^ The 32-year-old Schlee, a AMERICAN LEAGUE ' statement released through top four money winners this Eat Dlvlilon former Memphis State star tu- W L Pet. OB the Giants' public relations of- year, many of the pros had a Uolttmore. 70 42 .625 - tored by Ben Hogan, turned in Detroit 64 52 .552 I fice. •*•••• field day launching. bids for Boston 64 53 .547 8U "I'm sorry for what I did on a sizzling round of seven bird- New York 60 58 JOS 13 first -prize money of $33,000. Cleveland 4t 69 .410 24'A Sunday. I admit it was a has- ies and just one bogey under a Washington. (I 69 .405 25 WHtDlvliior. ty move." hot afternoon sun in wresting Oakland...... 75 42 .641 - the lead from Weiskopf at Kama City 69 55 .522 14 "My desire is to play with Chicago...... 55 «2 .470 So Pleasant Valley Country Club. California 55 64 .462 21 the Giants," said the state- Minnesota 51 64 .443 23 ment. "I have been happier "I played extremely well," Milwaukee..... 41 67 .417 36 Yeilerday'i Results playing for the Giants than said Schlee, whose best tour Oakland », Boston t RECORD-SETTER IN REGATTA — Herb Moore of Sea Bright, lower left, Cleveland 6, Chicago 2 any other place."' effort has been a second-place Oetroll4, Mlkwaukee3 owner of the Jersey Speed Skiff, "Flying Karpet", and the world's aver- Kansas city 2-1, Washington 0-2 The club said Tarkenton finish in the St. Paul Open as New York 3-3, California 0-1, 2nd dame age speed record (61.898), will do his thing at the National Sweepstakes II Innings planned to ret.urn to his New he won PGA Rookie-of-the Baltimore 8, Minnesota 2 Regatta in Red Bank this weekend. Year honors in 1966. Tonight's Gamts York City apartment last Kansas City (Orago 14-4) of Boston night to pick up personal be- "I bad a good night's sleep (Lontnrg6-4) California (Messersmlth 11-11) at longings and would be back in but I was a little nervous al- Wair.ina.ton (Mclcln 6-W most from the time I teed Oakland Ibobson 11-2) at New York camp here today. Yanks Sweep Up Angels, (Stottlemyre 11-10) off," he said. "I really don't Baltimore (McNolly 13-4) of Chicago Tarkenton said he'd like to (John 10-11) know the reason why I felt Cleveland (Dunning 1-8) at Milwaukee play in the Giants' Sunday (Krause 4-11) game at Foxboro, Mass., with nervous. It was a little Detroit (Cain 5-7) at Minnesota Regatta Fans (Blyleven9-13) the New England Patriots, Anticipate Steady Gain strangei" NATIONAL LEAOUE Eait Division "but that's up to Alex." Schlee needed just 30 putts Visit our Old Fashioned The Padres capitalized on in touring the 7,212-yard Pittsburgh 71 ii .602 - Earlier yesterday Tarken- By The Associated Press walloped Boston 9-2, Cleve- Y/A Chicago 63 52 .548 oVi ton taped an appearance with four walks, an error and course. He went out in two-un- St. Louis 64 54 .542 7 The New York Yankees land downed Chicago 6-2 and BEER GARDEN New York 58 57 .504 ll'/i Brown's key hit to drive Mets der-par 34, then added four, Philadelphia 52 65 .444 W/i Dcik Cavett on ABC for tele- aren't afraid of any Friday, Kansas City split a doublehea- Montreal. 46 70 .397 24 cast tonight. the 13th jinx tonight when der at Washington, winning starter Nolan Ryan, 9-10, from birdies on his second nine. Lower Level - Entrance Weil Dlvlilon the mound with three runs in His lone bogey was on the Son F/onclsco. to 5, ,57J _ In the interview, he said: they go against the Oakland the first game 2-0 but drop- on Union Ave. LosAngelei 64 54 .542 4 the first inning. Atlanta ; 63 58 .521 (Vi "The best way to reach an Athletics in the opening game ping the nightcap 2-1. sixth hole when he drove into Houston 58 59 .496 Vh agreement is to sit down to- of a weekend series at Yankee New Yorlnc ( M'Mlln 3b 1 0 01 Murcer cf 5 0 2 3 0 Cowan If UKION HOUSE Spencr lb Swhda rf 3 0 • - ' While If 4 0 0 TRynlds rf JElllslb FrogxHl ss 3 0 0 fllmbrg rf 4 0 0 MORTGAGES 3 0 . 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S SB-F.AIou. 5- Kenney. 5F - -- Munsan, McMullen. r GI Gives U.S. The Dfily Register, Red Bank - Middtetown, N.J., Friday, Augurt 13,1971 11 lstGold on Bike CAU, Colombia (AP) - A It was anybody's race until Rico edged Mexico 83-81 and 23-year-old U.S. Army GI, about the halfway point when assured itself of at least a sil- clutching a rosary in one fist, Florez and Mexico's Austin ver medal. won the gruelling 198-kilome- Alcantara made their move. The victory gave Puerto ter individual road race yes- They broke from the pack and Rico, a 4-1 record in the final terday for the United States' Howard immediately went out playoff tournament, with first cycling gold medal in the with them. Cuba 3-1 and Brazil 4-0 meet- history of the Pan American "I saw my chance," the ing in the last game. Brazil games. blond U.S. cyclist said. "I was needs a victory to win out- Jobn Howard, 23, of getting tired but I was deter- right. A Cuban victory would Springfield, Mo., fighting off mined to stay with them." assure Puerto Rico the gold, weariness and leg cramps, Through the latter stages of with Cuba and Brazil taking battled Brazil's Luis Carlos the race, Howard and Florez the lesser medals in that or- Florez, ranked the No. 2 ama- were so close that they ap- der. teur road cyclist in the world, peared to be riding tandem. The U.S. men's volleyball wheel to wheel over most of Then with 50 meters to go, team got off early Thursday the 122:7 mile route and beat Howard shot ahead. for its trip into Cuba and the him out by a bare second. He was timed officially in pre-Olympic qualifying trials. rniiTtc* ,.M...IP.. Reolller Staff Photo "I still don't believe it-I four hours, 47 minutes, 54 sec- The team blew a chance to CONTEST WINNERS - Jeff, left, and Jon Tilly just can't believe it," Howard onds. Florez was a scant sec- take the Pan-Am gold medal, won the Fair Haven Monthly Fishing Contest last WAY BACK WHEN — The country was just coming out of the depression, kept saying over and over as ond behind. Colombia's Jaime when needing only one set, it and Europe was headed for war when the Long Branch YMHA, formerly week. Jeff, 10, captured the salt water laurels trainers, teammates and Galeano was third. lost to Cuba Wednesday night with p 15-Inch bluefish, while Jon, 8, hauled in a the Jewish Aces, won its second of three straight championships in the friends mobbed him in the In beating Ecuador, the 15-6,15-13,15-10. City Basketball League in 1938. Front row, left to right: Gil Kaplan, Joe , 19'/2-inch carp for the fresh water prize. The two bull ring where the race fin- boys went home with $10 between them. U.S. women basketballers, The U.S. men's water polo Siegel, Joe Kirschner (deceased), Dave Becker, Hy Schneider .and Harry ished. carrying North American team levelled the score, how- Silver. Back row, left to right: Hy Fisher (deceased), Carl Asch, Bernie His father, Harry Howard, prestige after elimination of ever, by beating the Cubans Margoties, Mil Pinsky, Mickey Silver, Doc Binder, Lou Silver and Eric was among toe spectators. the men's team, finished with in a rough and tumble battle Davis. All the survivors still live in the immediate area except Becker, It was gold medal No. 105 a 5-1 record. 6-4. This gave the United who resides in East Orange, and Schneider, who lives in Union. The grout/ Bass Anglers for the United Staes in these States the championship. will hold its reunion tomorrow night at Jumping Brook Country Club, In mens' basketball, Puerto closing games. The Yankees Neptune. moved within reach of anoth- er one when the women's bas- Back in Action ketball team defeated Ecua- dor 54-35 in its final game. Striped bass have decided lo swim a little closer to the Denied Medal Jewish Aces Relive Glory Days ocean shores in Monmouth County and give the fishermen. an- The United States was de- By JONNI FALK tence in 1929 when a group of ball championships the team Binder, who played varsity "We were a small team, but other shot of good steady catches. nied'another gold in women's teenagers decided to unite to won in the late '30's, or the basketball at Long Branch were well-organized," he Armand Giglio of Glglio's Tackle and Bait Shop, Ocean basketball when Brazil de- LONG BRANCH - There is play baseball and football. two mythical county baseball High despite his diminutive says. "We used pickoff plays Avenue, Sea Bright, pulled four bass, ranging from five to 29 feated Cuba 63-62 after the no such word as "kleinem" in They added basketball, and championships the group won height, says, "I joined them in before anybody else around pounds out of the surf during the week, while Buddy Knise, United States bad won over the dictionary of baseball this became their forte when in the early part of that dec- a game of baseball one day, here. I copied the plays from Red Bank, used bunker to nab five bass between 20 to 30 Ecuador 54-35. Brazil got the slang, but old-timers around football and baseball became ade. and from then on, I was their Manhattan College." pounds in his boat. gold, USA the silver and Cuba this area may remember too expensive. The driving force behind leader because I was older." Fielding a team in those Perth Amboy's Steve Sasala used a rigged eel on a 36 the bronze. when it was used as a signal The team will hold its reun- the team was, and still is. Dr. It was Binder who gave days of depression wasn't, too pound 11 ounce beauty. Tbis made the United by the Jewish Aces, a group ion at Jumping Brook Country Ralph "Doc" Binder, a city them the basketball plays easy, according to Binder. Ed Adams of Little Silver, caught two bass and a blue at States total fqr the games 105 which participated in base- Club tomorrow night and talk optometrist, who coached and which helped them win those "We ran raffles, dances and the surf, and Frank Gibson, also of Little Silver, hauled in a golds, 73 silvers and 40 bronze ball, basketball and football is sure to' turn.to the three starred for the Aces for many championships and become other events for our money," Mifpounderfrom the surf, using worms. for 218. Cuba beat out Canada for over a decade here. straight City League basket- years. known throughout the state. he notes. "Once we raffled off . According to Giglio's, bass fishing with worms has def- for the runner-up spot with 30 When one of the Aces yelled a turkey and bought 15 base- initely picked up at the surf. golds, 50 silver and 24 bronze "kleinem", it meant a bunt ball uniforms. You should mBtKmmimmmmmtm^mmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmt for 104 while Canada collected was coming. If the Aces were have seen the look on every- 18 golds, 20 silver and 41 in the field, it could mean a body's faces when we pulled bronze for 79. Brazil lagged pickoff play. Stanford's Tanner Upsets those uniforms out of the Surf, Field And Stream with a total of 30. In fact, the Aces (later box." The bicycle xace was called tbe Long Branch For most of the years the staged through spectator-lined YMHA and the Hebrew Club) Aces were active, the same Julian's Tackle and Bait Shop, Atlantic Highlands, reports streets in mid-Cali and wind- called all their plays in Yidd- Czech Kodes in Clay Net men played. "We had a solid good we^kfish and fluke fishing at the surf, while there have ing thoroughfares of the sub- ish, which anybody from tbe INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) Junior Davis Cup team, was semi-final match Saturday, nucleus for years," Binder re- been good results with blues from boaters at the Brooklyn gas urbs, ending in the bull ring East Side knows is a corrup- - Stanford University junior ranked No. 20 among United had an easy time, recording a calls. "When some guys went 'tan(& ;"••'... . • . • ..•'•.'••. where boxing titles were de- tion of German. Roscoe Tanner pulled a stunn- States Lawn Tennis Associ- 6-3, 6-2 victory over No. 6 seed away, we brought in others." . ^The'snappers'are jumping all over the place. You can't termined earlier. The Aces came into exis- ing upset yesterday in the ation players in 1970. Julie Heldman of Houston Just before World War II, miss if you use a small hook and a shiner, sand eel, spearing - third round of the National Mrs. King, who will meet who was slowed considerably Binder went back to college, yoUTiiiTheit, ' Clay Court Open Tennis Miss Gourlay in a singles by a nagging virus infection. and the group started to Giglio's repbrted a catch of 40 by one Sea Bright youth. Championships, beating No. 5 break up. This country's entry Thtfish'averagitt six inches. Give them time, they'lljjrow. seed Jan Kodes of Czech- into the war sealed its fate. oslovakia, 6-4,6-4. Ladies Team Miss Gourlay had a much .-grabbing eoAildft'tbe better.-Itseems that crabbers are- Lin(^pfttRu mson tougher time with unseeded About five or six years ago, . pii)Jijfe'the'rn out of the'air. Some, crabbers like to set«ptigsis In other top clay court play iw«,i f*ji JJ£ Kerry Harris of Australia, an effort was made to revive ' antt ^6 jjl^pedflc typjS bf bait onthe blue claw, butjudging yesterday, top women's seed fY Utl\utl{tti>t6S the group, but today's young- Billie Jean King of Long Miss Harris won the first set ; ' frotti'ljiast; ^xperi£nt£,'those little fellows snap atanythjngthaf • LEONARDO- Mrs. Paul 6-4, lost 6-1, then led three sters apparently didn't buy it. lorJ^s filte'frjod. ThefaretTt particular about their diets. Scoreih Cartel Branch, Calif., and fourth- Reunions are held every : Bova teamed with Steve Letts games to one before falling to /'-'• '•' Executive's Equipment • Lincroft, champion of the Marsella smashed a 380-foot seeded Helen Gourlay of Aus- four or five years, and attend- tralia, moved into the semi- for a 145 to take low net hon- the more powerful seeded 'Arftorig the \ivie&$$ new products dis|)lay,«l at the Airier-. Ed Carletoo Memorial Ameri- triple for the winners, while ors in yesterday Ladies-Caddy . player 6-4. ance has always been ex- ican Fishing Tar^e_MpiiufacturersAssociation's annual trade can League West, defeated Fred Westbrook lined a 360- finals in singles play with cellent, but tomorrow night's 1 easy victories. Tournament at the Beacon .shiijjf in,Chicago,' WKT ^seemingly ordinary attache case. Eastern champ Colts Neck, foot double for Colts Neck. Hill Country Club, here. In men's doubles, second- promises to be something spe- , . '/'In fitted cdttr^a'rtments were a four-piece spin-casting rod Rumson won its game when Cliff Richey of Sarasota, cial. : 12-5, last night, while Rumson Mrs. Carlyle Miller and Ken seeded Jim Connors, Ber- amj .pe,.(!l; an open-face .spinning reel, and four-piece, rod, phis won the National League Steve Sterfeld singled after Fla., the No. 1 men's seed, Duncan were next in line at keley, Calif., and Tom Gor- This time, the Aces will se^e'tal spools of monpfilament linj|. ' / North title by upending West two men walked. won his. third-round match 146. man, Seattle, Wash'., were up- honor two of the teams they • 'Tlie case and equipment will sell for about $100 when it Long Branch, 2-1, in eight in- Rich Karinja was the win- over Brian Gottfried, F. Lau- Mrs. William Upton and ended by unseeded Austra- played against - West Long „ reiches1 the market latel- this year. ner on the mound. He gave up derdale, Fla., 6-3,6-1 to move Branch and Long Branch Ice. ! nings. Mike Lonegrin carded a 194 lians John Cooper and Ross '' .The case is designed for fishermen, who dream about Rumson will take on Toms three hits, struck out five and into the men's quarter-finals. for low gross laurels. Case 6-3,3-6, M. Binder calls the Icemen "sneaking past their bosses with fishing gear in hand, without didn't allow a walk. Tanner, 21, was obviously "The toughest team we ; River at the latter's park Mrs. Charles Paterno, 72, ^arousing comment. tonight for the National Steve O'Horo took the loss. excited after his straight set and Jack Brown, 75, captured played because of their size Catfish Prowling League title. The winner will He pitched a seven-hitter, victory over the fifth-seeded and brawn." Hot summer weather forces fish and fishermen into a meet Lincroft for the Ed Car- walked five and fanned six. Kodes. n"etc1ategory0nwhUelMrs.eJack Northern CoMlty More than 100 are expected round of nocturnal activity when both feeding and fishing are leton crown. Rumson scored its other "This is the first time I've Brown, 75, and Dave Grey, to attend the reunion at Jum- , ..'more comfortable. Lincroft's Buddy Kooistra run in the fourth inning when played Kodes and I knew he recorded the low gross scores. Swim Meet Set ping Brook. Night fishing for channel catfish can be just as exciting as won his fifth game without a Dave McCormick walked, and was a good player," Tanner NAVES1NK MIDDLETOWN- The Prominent Citizens night bass fishing. The only difference is in the methods used. loss. He went all the way and Ken Curchin, Pete Holland said. "I thought I could get to NAVESINK - Mrs. Ian Northern Monmouth County Most of those Aces who sur- Catfish feed fronvthe bottom of a lake or river, moving yielded eight hits. and Bill Davidson all singled. Kodes, but I didn't think I'd Ross took the lead in cham- Freestyle Swimming Cham" vive today are solid, promi- upstream and into shallow water as their search broadens. Lincroft drew first blood West Long Branch dead- beat him." pionship play among the nine- pipnships will be staged Satur- nent citizens. Binder looks a Feeding activity begins at dusk and could continue all night. with a run in the first frame, locked the game in the top of But he added, smiling, "I hole players at the Navesink day, Aug. 21, at the Mon- sports writer in the eye and Favorite catfish baits include minnows, crayfish, shrimp, but Colts Neck came right the seventh inning. Jim Ryer- did know I had a good chance Country Club. Mrs. Ross mouth Day Camp, Taylor casually mentions that two of chicken entrails, worms and prepared "stink" baits that live back with four in the bottom son reached second on an if things went tight Today I showed a HI for 18 holes. Lane, here. them are newspapermen. up to their name. half of the inning. overthrow, moved to third on had a good serve and back- Mrs. John Giblon and Mrs. > They are Lennie Lewin, who hand." Boys and girls 6-17 are eli- covers the Knicks for the New For stream fishing, anchor your boat just above a deep Lincroft tied the game in a ground out, and scored on a Harvey Marcellus shared the gible to compete for prizes - eddy. Cast downstream, long enough so that the bait will be on the second stanza with three balk. Tanner, a member of the •runner-up spot at 113. York Post, and Hub Kamm, trophies for the top three in editor of the Cleveland Press. . bottom where the water begins to deepen. Use a sliding sinker more runs. Kooistra and Bill Mrs. Arthur Lange and each age group and ribbons with only enough weight to keep the bait down. Marsella singled. Doug Mrs. Robert Sampson are the There will be a lot of tales for the next three finishers - told at Jumping Brook Coun- When the bait is taken move fast and get some slack into Springstein followed with a leaders in the "A" and "B" on a time basis. the line by lowering the tip of the rod. Wait about 20 seconds, two-run single and Charlie Classes with 126 and 128, re-, try Club tomorrow night when • then slowly raise the rod and feel for resistance. If the fish is Kurtz drove in the third run Freehold Today spectively. Registration, including a 50 these representatives of a by- still there, lower the rod and take up all slack line. Then rear with another base hit. cents entry fee, will be held gdne era get together. ; back and set the hook. The American League Freehold Results the day of the meet from 8 to There may not be too many champs drove away in the Entries 10 a.m. when the first event "kleinems," but there will be Red Bank to Hold Football Instruction third inning with five runs. will begin. plenty of" L'Chaims." RED BANK - The Parks ics, running, throwjng and Four straight singles by ;•; First kicking, in an effort to pre- »•' (Gogllordl) o.so 4.00 3.00 and Recreation Department Dennis Lee, Ken Deehan, Z will hold a football clinic pare participants for the high Kooistra and Bob Coleman ac- _. Ion).. 1W Bato (Ponton) !.'.'.'.!.'.'.'.'.'.'..! 7M Wednesday Aug. 18, at 6:30 school football season. •m - UJM; trot; I m 1M~ I"W; P°ct' I m; 1.1:09.4 PANELING SPECIALS counted for three. Then after JS«^Wx.=ZZdei Watch (Donar). M Paul P Lobell (Ponlon)...O.80 6.60 3.10 There is no charge for the wmt p.m., at the Athletic field. Marsella walked, Kurtz lined J^^VYwScon 10-1 - - 3-) Speedy Oilier (Sllwka) 10.40 5.00 program supervised by An- a two-run single to complete piTKit putney (Groistx : 4.) Warren D (Gross) 3.80 Dally Double 01) 47.10 A 10-week session is thony Suozzo and William Ga- the rally. MIIOU»AOIO,(LO<™Y).... Little Victor/ (Flllon) .6-1 Samoan Down planned, including calisthen- latro. 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River Road Speedy Barbaronrw (Schlosser) 4.80 3.40 Demon Craig (Flllon) 6.00 Exacta (H) 26.M MARINE L JMBERC 10th- 11700; pace; 1 m; 1.1:01.2 Romeo rick ; Leumas (D'AlesIa) 13.40 4.80 3.00 MAHOGANt, TEAK, OAK 11.1 MARINE riYWOODS iSSSS i\ I RnnlomJ J (Dobkowtkl) 4.20 3.00 CHARGtM 741-7500 Don Carlos (Morrllll 2.60 J1390cBanAve. Sea llth - tl7»; pace; 1 m; 1.1:0'.1 Ambro lmoae(Dallevl...3.40 3.00 1.20 B4Jl It* - MMt; pace; I n. "' Atlon Seoul (Interdonato) 6.00 2.80 n Seo n Open Doily 7 A.M. lo5 30 P.M.,. Sal. 7 A.M. la 5 P.M. 32 BROAD ST. ,,,^ RED BANK Scotch n ; (f Wind Dull (Poao) M' iWoterr (Saoer) 2.20 K G Adlos (Abbollello) 7-2 Daily and Saturday 8-5:30 Wad. and Fri. 'til 9 p.m. Erada 11-4) IT.40 ATTENTION BOATMEN! OPEN JUM. 9 le NOON Attendance: vja2 Hondle: SII2,»* , •;.!-, KMI liank — MiddletowiL, >.J., Friday, August 13,1971 President Nixon's fRev. and firing Critite* By LESTER KINSOLVING so complacent, so selfish, so • fighting for the decency of the Rev. and Hon. Mr. Barnes morrhoids). full Navy pay by dataing be indifferent, so irresponsible, American home, the mothers, has: Barnes was originally a is totally disabled - and. full SACRAMENTO, Calif. - so irreligious, so confused and the fathers and the children - Vehemently defended Methodist, prior to becoming legislator's pay by claiming President Nixon's announced so timid as to lose for our- RELIGION who are being drenched with both the John Birch Society a Baptist - to the near-rhap- he is vigorous! "^eth1* claims ' intention to visit mainland selves and our children this the flood of filth now preva- and the American Committee sodic delight' of Los Angeles' to oppose welfare frauds!" cause of the protests of such a China may have electrified' last, best hope on earth ..." lent in this state!". to Free Cuba (which charged famed Methodist Bishop, Ger- It therefore'sefthi?"hardly person as the Rev. and Hon. ald Kennedy. the world - but it has out- Legislator Barnes goes on TODAY He subsequently took a lead the late President John F. probabletat China's 800 mil- Mr. Barnes to his fejlow Re- raged one of his fellow Re- (at considerable length) to i in sponsoring an antiporno- Kennedy with aid and comlort But he seems almost eter- lion people wiH be deprived dt publican np the beach in San publicans in the California nally entrenched in his strong- utilize Kipling as well as found it hard to laugh, now- graphy referendum ("The to the enemy. a U.S. presidential visit be- Ctemente. state legislature, The Rev. E. ly conservative district in sub- Washington at Valley Forge in ever, when in 1963 he was ap- Clean Amendment") which - Introduced legislation de- Richard Barnes of San Diego. urban San Diego, despite re- asking that "We and our lead- prehended for falsifying his was so fantastic that it was signed to restrict the teaching The Rev. and Hon. Mr. current opposition, such as ers bow the knees of our name in borrowing and keep- opposed by practically every of the theory of evolution in Barnes has bitterly denounced from college student J. R. hearts (sic) before Thee ev- ing overtime a library book, district attorney in the state, California's public schools - a Take a load the President for what he Hutton, who established "The ery day," so that "laughter "The Dictionary of American and denied endorsement even measure described by 25 fac- calls playing "footsie with Council for Return to Rea- once more returns to chil- Slang" (which Barnes once by Los Angeles arch-con- ulty members of San Diego Mao Tse Tung and Chou En dren's lips." servative James Francis Car- City College as "The Barnes' son." Among published obser- off compared to heroin). The Lai." He also has distributed vations of the council con- Astounding Record youth confessed to his school dinal Mclntyrc Monkey Bill." what may be the most trans- cerning the former Navy principal, Albert Sessarago, When during this campaign - Been a leader in cam- your parent example of "sermonic Laughter has often ema- chaplain is the Mowing: nated from the lips of children that the Rev. and Hon. Mr. there appeared widely dis- paigning for the Liberty 'prayer" in recent ecclesiastic- (and adults too) who know Barnes had told hm to pre- tributed mimeographed lists Amendment, a pet project of "Barnes was retired early mind al history: about Barnes' astounding pub- tend the book (which "Barnes of carefully excerpted words the far right— as well as an by the U.S. Navy, on grounds lic record - which is pre- was using) was lost. from "The Dictionary of area leader of Dr. Fred that he was (and remains cer- tified as) totally disabled . . . Put your valuables, "Forbid that we, facing served, among other places, Barnes denied these American Slang," publisher Schwartz' Christian Anti-Com- (now columnist) Tom Braden munist Crusade, (which sub- for a desk job. He receives important papers mortal danger from a cun- in the back files of the strong- charges which were brought in a M.C.N.B. ning, ruthless, God-hating ly conservative newspaper, to the attention of the district inquired: "How did he know sequently fell from fame to enemy, should be so soft, so The San Diego Union. attorney and informed, in- which words to pick?" minuscule-ads appearing EXCEPTIONAL Safe Deposit Box pleasure-loving, so apathetic, One. Sacramento youngster quiring reporters: "I am Among other things, the among those for acne and he- and worry no more. VALUE! Costs so little. PRIVATE SALE DIAMOND RING with a 6.40 ct. diamond. MS Victim! Helps Mtmber F.O.I.C Tiffany style mounting $5,200 Reussilles' MQNM9JJTH C0lffiN™?ALBAM To Spread Cheer 36 Brood at the dock , The bank-that looks out lor you ByJOHNLUNDQUIST aided by a fellow priest, he generation is leaving young MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. says Mass in the chapel. people with so many formi- (AP) Father Paschal Kelly Dover Native dable problems. RESTAURANT- makes a round of visits with Born at Dover, N.J., Father Our Salvation the CLAM HUTCOCKTAU LOUNGE patients, spreads cheer in the Kelly grew up in Yonkers, "I'm a great admirer of hospital lobby and occasion- N.Y., and Sayre, Pa. Then those CO's (conscientious ob- ally says Mass in the chapel. came a decade of college and jectors)," he says. "These SEA FOOD LOVERS... It's no more than you'd ex- seminary in Rhode Island, boys have the courage to pect of any hospital chaplain. Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and stand up against the trend. But Father Kelly spends Washington, D.C. He was or- Apparently the young breed YES! WE'RE OPEN 7 DAYS most of his time flat on his dained a Dominican priest at doesn't want to be pushed back, helpless except for a Baltimore, Md., in 1933. • around. And perhaps that is little finger movement, turn- A year later, he was strick- our salvation." (OPEN FRIDAY FOR LUNCH) ing his head and quietly talk- en by multiple sclerosis and As for modern trends in re- ing with friends. went to Mayo Clinic at Roch- ligion, Father Kelly says they REGULAR HOURS: In the 67-year-old Roman ester, Minn. Despite the onset are unchangeable. "They're Catholic priest, it's the spirit of the crippling disease, Fa- there, as they always have MONDAY THRU THURSDAY that blooms. ther Kelly was an assistant been. These frills about guitar Although a victim of mul- pastor at Holy Rosary playing don't bother me a 4-10 tiple sclerosis more than 30 Church, Minneapolis, and said bit." years, he counts his blessings. Mass from a wheelchair in the Father Kelly has no short- FRIDAY "People have been so kind years 1944 to 1956. AP WirepMo age of companionship. 12 Noon To 10:30 PARALYZED PRIEST — Father Paschal Kelly, to me," he tells a visitor. "I'm Now, considering the view "Once I had visitors from 67-year-old Catholic priest who is paralyzed'with so grateful for all the things from his tenth-floor window of five continents within the multiple sclerosis and confined to bed at St. that come my way." new buildings altering the space of 5% hours," he SATURDAY Mary's Hospital in Minneapolis, is strapped to Father Kelly regards him- city's skyline, Father Kelly smiled. 12 Noon To 10:30 Wheelchair waiting to be pushed through hospital self as a self-appointed special regrets the loss of signs of "There were three from Af- for short visits with other patients. Visiting or- chaplain at St. Mary's Hospi- earlier days. "They're turning rica, two from Australia, one derly Maynard Henning is reflected in mirror tal, where he has been con- this prairie village into a from Asia and Europe, and SUNDAY over TV, one of two mirrors he uses to watch out fined nearly 15 years. And you hodge podge," he says in irri- South America. Also, six from 12 Noon To 10:00 window or down hallway for his many friendly can tell there's something un- tation. Bloomington" (a Minneapolis visitors. usual about Room 1016 at St. He also laments that his suburb). Mary's before yon enter. He paused, and with a neat Adjacent to Highlands Lotuttr Pound Planted in trje hall at an sense of timing he added, "If foot of Atlantic St. off B«y Avwxn arigte^u^TStitsTdethe room is Keyport I'd seen two penguins coming HIGHLANDS - 872-9753 Drug Talk Given a 20-by 12-inch mirror propped down the hall, it wouldn't on a six-foot wooden stand an- have surprised me a bit" chored by a cement block. Legion Post Except for the mirror, it's all By Sgt. Swanson painted hospital white. Installation STTffEWSBURY- The Cross Youth Council at their The reflection shoots an im- KEYPORT - Raritan Post, Committee to Combat Drug next meeting by Mrs. Elbert age into a mirror propped on American Legion, and its Abuse, sponsored by the coun- C. Wisner, Ocean Township, a chest near the foot of. the Ladies Auxiliary will install STAR VALUES ty Red Cross chapter, met at chairman of Red Cross Youth. priest's bed. This is aimed at officers Saturday at 8 p.m. in the chapter house here. The committee will soon another mirror suspended the legion home, 81 W. Front " Detective Sgt. Herbert have available copies of from the headboard, so Fa- St. , ave You Money! Swanson of the Red Bank Po- "Katy's Coloring Book," ob- ther Kelly can see what's John Gran, commander of lice Department was guest tained from the Government doing out in the ball. the Monmouth County Ameri- speaker. Printing Office. This is a book Other Props can Legion and past post com-' In addition to his police for children and it is designed He has other props. A sec- mander, will install Alfred duties, he is a member of to emphasize good health ond mirror on the chest ang- Bean as commander; Thomas Judge, George Manger and Mayor O'Hern's Narcotics habits. "Drugs and Their Ab- les out the window. He can Kenneth Everhart, vice com- Council and is engaged in de- uses," a Red Cross pamphlet watch chugging barges or oth- designed to supplement the er traffic on the winding Mis- manders; George Creed, veloping a program on drug chaplain; Warren Van Clief, abuse for Red Bank schools. Red Cross First Aid Manual, sissippi River. To his prism- will soon be available. It re- equipped glasses are fastened sergeant-at-arms, and George Sgt. Swanson gave the com- Allen, historian. mittee a picture of the drug lates symptoms of abuse and a curved mouthpiece and a possible overdosage and gives problems in a community small hearing aid. These en- Mrs. LeRoy States will be- instructions on what to do un- such as Red Bank. able him to converse on the gin her second term as aux- til medical help is obtained. iliary president. Serving with Books entitled "What You phone when he presses his Both booklets will be avail- head slightly to the left, acti- her are Mrs. Philip Serpjco, Can Do About Dangerous able at Red Cross headquar- vating a special switch. first vice president; Mrs. Drugs" by Alton Blakeslee of ters. Another switch, mounted on George Nadler, second vice the Associated Press were dis- president; Mrs. Donald Gross, tributed to committee mem- A symposium for parents is a board just to the right of his scheduled Wednesday, Sept. head, flicks the color tele- third vice president; Mrs. bers. Bruce Seavey, treasurer; Richard Wenner, adminis- 22, at 8 p.m. at the chapter vision set from one station to house, 830 Broad St. There another. The television rests Mrs. Homer Matteson, histo- trator of the Monmouth Coun- rian; Mrs. Creed Mitchell, ty Narcotics Council, West will be no long lectures and no on the dresser alongside two films, but parents will have mirrors that open the doors to chaplain; Mrs. Alfred Bean, Long Branch, presented mate- sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. rial relating to the "Srrfar- an opportunity to question a his world in the hallway and panel of experts. the river. Edward Burster, secretary. teens" and "Smart Set'" orga- Installing officer will be Mrs.' nizations which are proving Father Kelly enjoys all the Orville Reynolds, head of the successful in many schools. CARIBBEAN JEWS equipment, most of which was county unit. Because the programs are or- rigged up by hospital elec- WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) - tronics specialist Ed Lanctot. Reports will be given by ganized and run by the teen- Roots of the 3fJ0-year-old exist- agers themselves, the plan "Somebody said to me one Miss Patricia Kleinschmidt ence of the Jewish community in delegate to Jersey Girls State, will be submitted to the Red the Caribbean may be com- day, 'Why do you have all these mirrors?' I said, 'If you and the Jersey Boys State pletely lost unless American delegates, Evan Goldman and Jewish institutions help keep it have to have that explained to you, you wouldn't under- Daniel Infante of Keyport going, says historian Malcolm High School and Eugene FEAR Stern. He says synagogues and stand.' Everybody likes to Smith and Thomas Pais of CAN'T other marks of Jewish life there look dut of walls. That's why are "rapidly disappearing." there's windows." Raritan High School. INTERFERE After the meeting, there Helped into a wheelchair There is an answer to the will be refreshments and mu- pushed by a nurse, Father problem of fear. Listen as sic for dancing. The public is three people talk informally of Kelly visits rooms in the hos- invited. the way to overcome fear. Drug Addiction Problem? pital or spends afternoons in Healings of foar of crowds Call 988-8333 For Help Day the lobby, talking or reading and a condition considered in- or Night PTA Board Picnic curable will bo related. newspapers. Sometimes, Scheduled Monday Broadcast this woak over ARDENA - The annual pic- many stations including: VACATION nic meeting of the board of managers of the Monmouth 6:4SA.M.WNIVM13OKC CHURCH SCHOOL 8:00 A.M.WWB 107. IMC County Council of the New for Jersey Congress of Parents 9:45 A.M. WVNJ6Z0KC children of all ages and Teachers will be Monday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. THE IMTKI) CO-SPONSORED BY Colcman Stromwasser, here. MKTIIODIST CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Mrs. Joseph Smith of Mata- CHURCH and wan, council president, urged FREE ESTIMATES-24 HOUR PHONE Holy Trinity Lutheran Church A Christian Science radio series 2ITIInuiilSln-rl all members to attend. of Rod Bank FIRST CHURCH llcil Hunk. \CH JCINCV WELCOME'. AT NO COST CHURCH IN CHILE CHRISTJCIENTIST Wontliin Srrvirrn LIMA. Peru(AP) - There is MONDAY thru FRIDAY no discord between the Catholic IMBioaiSt. fed Bunk 10 A.M. AUG. 16-20 & AUG. 23-27 ;Cliurch in Chile and the new Chit, li S'IIIHII Welcomes You Marxist government of President Sunday SorwicB (July & Aug.) 1(1 A.M. 9 AM to 11:30 AM nlml.lil 0 30 AM at Salvador Allende. say .the Rev. Suniliy School 9 30 A M NUI-MTV IWiilnl Thomas Golden and four other Wednesday twenrnn. Service I) I 5 P M tttr. Holla A. Michael Holy Trinity lutherm Church flCKlmn noom tocalotl at The Mall 150 RIv«rM R»d Bonk Miiryknoll priests working in Broad a Monmouih Sis. Red Onnk 1 i that country. Melam&-a Long Way From/ Long Branch ByMABIECIERI in front of people at the Stu- enough so that everybody 'I was dangerous,' " she says Paramount. She used to dent Prince in Asbury Park could give their com- kiddingly. record on Buddha Records ''Row are the people back than I ever was singing at ments. . .but they can't do Sheused to "put up posters but is now "free of all obliga- home' Carnegie Hall," recalled the that," feels Melanie (it was and things like that. I prob- tions" after some "legal has- Tell them I got a show of youthful singer. also her Ukranian grand- ably would have been absolu- sles" with that company, even my own. "At Carnegie Hall I had al- mother's name) when asked if tely acceptable.. .maybe two though she says her contract But sometimes I wished I ready gotten, a certain amount she is embarrassed by ap- • or three years had run out. The new album never left home." of acceptance and I didn't feel plause as she sometimes ap- ago. . Whatever I did I will be released in September. Do you still feel that way? like I was out there having to pears to be. thought I was being construc- "I've been sort of having a " .. .Yeah... sometimes," fight for approval and prove "You can't help but want to tive and educational." writing spree lately. Like smiles Melanie. myself that I was worth get- be approved of when you're During high school she songs have been just pouring The words are from her ting up to see," she added! up there. If it were- not the started writing songs (things out of me. Experiences were song "Uptown and Down," Anyone who has seen her on custom, if you could maybe she "would still sing now") being stored up," she related, and for the first time since stage has witnessed her fears read thoughts, you wouldn't and at 14 took up the guitar. obviously showing enthusiasm her days at Long Branch and and insecurities such as this, need applause, and sometimes Her "only outlet in school" forthenewreconiings. then Red Bank High Schools, and it is probably part of her it's like that," said the easily was a f olksinging club in Red 'A Whole Thought' Melanie will give a concert in appeal. But what really quoted singer. Bank, and during those years In telling how she writes the area, one show at Con- stands out is her courage in It's not easy to express she sang in many places her songs, Melanie said, vention Hall in Asbury Park spite of it, an absolute laying deep feelings, whether it is in around the county. "They come as a whole on Wednesday. bare of pure emotions. Not an the mechanics of putting them For two years after high thought, not somethuwl plan In the interim, the 24-year act, not a stage, but a commu- into words, of emotionally in school she attended the Amer- or deliberately do. JusTsome- old singer-songwriter has nication with people because having to say such, things in ican Academy of Dramatic thing that comes. I always achieved international fame, she cares about involvement front of people who may care MELANIE AND SMILE — This is Melanie, the singer-guitarist-sbngwriter Art in New York, and then wonder where I'm going to be been voted the top female vo- with them, and she likewise *r who may not. from Long Branch who will appear in concert next Wednesday night at tried to make it as a singer hi inspired... Some.- strange Convention Hall in Asbury Park* calist in several polls here wants them to be involved "It was very uncomfor- the city. She had a pretty things inspire me." and abroad, and has had a with her. hard time of it until she was "I don't try to do anything. table, like I'd be in the middle "tar ("It's the first guitar I York, where she was born, number of hit singles and air she wasn't allowed to attend discovered by Peter Scheke- I just try to absorb and I'm "I like music that's healing of saying very personal things had, and I still have it.") Her Melanie Safka attended Long bums. "because I returned a library ryk, who still produces her glad that whatever's coming and music with energy. Not about myself or about some- audience usually goes away Branch High School for two book late. Actually I think it Marvels at Success music that sits back and ex- one else or my relationships with a new experience, and records and is now her hus- out of me is coming out of years and then commuted to was because they didn't have band. me." In her apartment in Long amines itself. I like music with someone else and it they love the singer who has Bed Bank after running away enough caps and gowns or Branch, sitting across the that gets out there and says would be all over and I'd look told so much about herself to to California for a time. She Memories Live On In seeing and hearing' Me- something. I really thought it lanie sing her very person- kitchen table and speaking in whatever it is and says it up and it would be like 'What them. decided to attend the latter was the cruelest thing, be "I remember incredible de- strongly, but in a healing alized songs in concert, one a voice reminiscent of her did I Just do, how did I have Asked if people ever tell her school because rumor in Long cause they weren't hurting tails about ray growing up. I way," observed the dark-hair- the nerve to do that?" But I sometimes think I'm more can't help thinking that she's singing but not quite as un- they get this kind of personal Branch was that she "had to me, they were hurtin' ' g my fa- usual, Melanie exhibited all ed lively-eyed singer. 'think I can accept those mo- alive in those memories than like a friend speaking to just experience from her, Melanie leave" and "it was uncomfor- ther." the openness about herself "I get energized by a per- ments now without much dis- brightened, observing, in the present," she said wist- you of all the times she's been comfort," the singer rea- table. I didn't have any Didn't Fit In fully. Many of her lyrics are through, and of all the things and her outlooks on the world formance. I feel if it's gone "People do say that actually. friends there." that everyone marvels at in soned. She reflected that she didn't in fact related to the past. she feels, even though there well the audience has given That it's something they've Things weren't much better her songs. fit in at the school from the are hundreds around you who me an energy that I can't Same Guitar experienced that I remind at Red Bank, according to "I feel like a weathered even describe. beginning, perhaps because must feel the same way. "I was probably more ner- When she gives a concert, them of." Melanie, culminating in the person, you know what I she was a transfer student. "I mean? I feel like I've been And she's the same person vous and more uptight singing "You'd like it personal it's just Melanie and her gui- After moving from New graduation ceremony which never quite did anything, but out in the elements. And rath- offstage as on, or maybe it er than becoming all warped should be said the other way and ruined somehow I've been around. There's.no sham, no sort of guided to a place pretention. It's like talking to where I can control myself your best friend across the and control my emotions," kitchen table about bow she's she commented. feeling today iiy^pari of to a County Bars Airport Role person who "packs them in" "I was very desperate at one time, and desperation wherever she plays. Just as at ByBENVANVLIET authority to build a large, Bank Airport. ' day with persons interested in ranged Monday's meeting, Gehricke said legislation to isn't a good thing, it doesn't her concerts, it's more than modern airport/Industrial "We want to meet with the reopening the facility. _ Mr. Azzolina said yesterday .establish the authority would really lead to anything helpful her music, more than even NEW SHREWSBURY - complex. ' Monmouth County Freehol- "111 be happy to discuss the he expected to say more on be the first they introduced if to anybody else. But I'm not her lyrics, it's herself that she transmits and to which Monmotrth County Freeholder "We have other, more ders," be said, "to see what situation with Mr. Kohl," Mr, the airport problem "in a elected. desperate anymore." people respond. Director Joseph C. Irwin says pressing priorities," Mr. Ir- can be done about working Irwin said, "but it's very couple of days." Mr. Irwin said the time for Her success started with the county intends to stay out win said. out a basis for resuming oper- doubtful that we will get in- Authority Discounted development of the 'Red Bank "Beautiful People" and con- "It's something that I'm of the airport business. Parley Wanted \ ations on an interim basis un- volved." Mr. Irwin also discounted a Airport was 25 years ago be- tinued with "Lay Down (Can- doing with all my heart. It's The county, he said, is not Meanwhile, state Commis- til something more permanent suggestion to create a Mon- fore homes and businesses dles in the Rain)", "Look not like I'm not sure what I'm interested in attempts to res- sioner of Transportation John can be worked out." Mr. Irwin said be hasn't mouth County Airport Author- surrounded the 32-acre field. What They've Done to My going to do. This is it," the surrect the now-closed Red C. Kohl said in Trenton that Mr. Kohl said essentially heard from Mr. Kohl or from ity to build and develop a "It's just too small," he Song Ma" and "Ruby young singer commented, ad- Bank Airport, nor is it inter- he would talk to Mr. Irwin to the same thing at an informal Assemblyman Joseph Azzo- 2,000-acre airport/industrial said, "expansion is impos- Tuesday". ding, "I feel what I'm doing ested in creating an airport discuss the closing of the Red meeting at the Airport Mon- lina, R-Monmouth, who ar- complex in southern New sible, and it is too confining. I Right now she's finishing up now I'm supposed to be doing. Shrewsbury. just don't feel that we should a new album, the first on her I'm sort of fulfilling whatever be involved in anything that is own label, Neighborhood I'm here for. That makes me "I don't look too favorably .a losing proposition." Records, to be distributed by feel at least peaceful inside." on that," Mr. Irwin said, "I don't see any need for an au- County Gets $1,540,500 thority. It would just be creat- ing another independent agency which would not be answerable to the county's elected officials, and over To Aid which the county would have little control." WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. disburse the funds. health, education, paries and He added that the freehol- • Mr. Irwin said the county pollution control; ders must follow brand new Establishing an authority, ftED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13,1971 13 S$8fc,tv he said, would just be trying says Monmouth. County will wants to put the money to The jobs are to be filled by state and federal directives, to pass off the responsibility receive ?i$40,50fc'in order to •• work as soon as possible, but unemployed and under- but he is hopeful that the put unemployed'people' to municipalities must meet cer- employed in a learning and county will be able to begin of the elected officials on processing applications from somebody else. .work. /?-'•• •'•.". . •• tain requirements before the training program. Mr. Irwin said that to quali- municipalities by next week. Joseph^. Irwin, director of cash can be handed over to The authority suggestion the county's Board of Freehol- "them. :"' fy for funds, municipalities Sen. Case said $144,100 of Prosecutor Keuper Set was advanced by William Hi- ders, said he had a represen- the Emergency Employ- must guarantee to continue to the county money will be ad- employ at least 50 per cent of. ministered by the state. In all, melman, and Walter Geh- tative in Trenton yesterday ment Act just recently passed ricke, two of three Democrat- before the announcement was* by Congress permits the crea- the people involved when the New Jersey will get federal program runs out in 130,230,000 in grants from the ic candidates for the state made to get information about tion of public service jobs in' Senate. setting up the machinery to fire and police protection, two years. U.S. Department of Labor. To Wait for Coleman The candidates said legisla- tion would be required to create the authority whose FREEHOLD - With As- gible to be sworn in until after Court Judge Elvin R. SimmilL members would be appointed semblyman James M. Cole- the present legislative session Mr. Coleman was hi line to by the governor with consent man Jr. deciding to seek the expires Jan. 11. It appears replace Mr. Keuper when the of the Senate. county prosecutor's job, the likely that he won't become vacancy on the court bench School Budget Restoration unanswered question right Funding Method the county prosecutor until occurred. Mr. Danskin had The legislation, they said, now is who is going to fill the the end of January or early asked him if he wanted the should provide a state grant post between September and February. party's recommendation for to a feasibility study, re- January. County GOP Chairman that post. payable from initial bonds to Because Mr. Coleman as a Benjamin H. Danskin said Accepted in Union Beach be sold by the authority. state lawmaker voted for bills that he will not make any rec- Pay Is Same They also noted that under which raised the prosecutor's ommendation to the governor While both posts pay $37,000 UNION BEACH r News of additional maintenance man. means nothing because they be heard. Our vote is not a authority operation, the com- salary, he can't assume office concerning this. This is up to a year, there is a vast differ- the restoration of $133,950 of Other areas pared by council know they can appeal and complaint when it doesn't car- plex would pay the borough until after Jan. 11. the attorney general, the gov- ence between their duties. Be- Borough Council's $164,771 cut and sustained are audio-visual have the cut restored because ry the intended purpose," and the county sums equal to The present term of in- ernor and Mr. Coleman, he sides the prestige of the judg- of the school budget was tak- material from $8,962 to $3,962;- the money has been com- Mayor Hennessy stated. real estate assessment taxes cumbent Democrat Vincent P. said. eship, a Superior Court judge en in stride last night by May- upkeep of grounds $2,000; .mitted. What will be the impact of thus assuring no tax loss on Keuper technically expires Mr. Coleman, a state as- also receives tenure after his or Alfred T. Hennessy Jr. equipment $2,000; $2,000 from- "The commissioner really the restoration on local tax- either lands or buildings. Sept. 21. semblyman for the past six first five-year appointment. A "I can't say I am exactly the library book account; and has no discretion at all," he payers? "The decision will Mr. Himelman and Mr. There are two things that years, apparently had a county prosecutor in Mon- shocked at the commission- $1,000 from textbooks. In all said. have a definite jolt on the tax- could happen: choice to make concerning his mouth must serve full time er's (state Commissioner of other areas cuts are less that 'Run for Board' payers," the mayor said. -Mr. Keuper could be future-he was asked if he which means giving up a pri- Education Dr. Carl L. Mar- $1,000. "If you are dissatisfied with "Broken down it means that a asked to continue as county wanted the county GOP's rec- vate law practice-is appoint- burger) decision, the mayor Dr. Marburger would not the financial arrangements of resident who owns a home as- Road Work prosecutor until Mr. Coleman ommendation to become a Su- ed to a five-year term and his stated. "Under the circum- allow council's $44,800 cut the school you are going to sessed at $15,000 will have to , is eligible to assume office. perior Court judge or if he reappointment is subject to stances he had no other from teacher salaries and have to get involved. Do pay an additional $69 to $73/ To Start In -The state attorney general wanted the prosecutor's posi- who is the governor. choice. $45,000 from the tuition ac- something. Run for the board next year," he estimated. can appoint a deputy to run tion. count. or support those who think "Both are challenging "Unfortunately when .we the office in the interim. Yields Judgesnlp jobs," said Mr. Coleman, ad- "Your vote really has no your way on spending," he Union Beach have an election and the voter Mr. Keuper, however, said The assemblyman said yes- ding that he is looking for- value," Mayor Hennessy con- urged. UNION BEACH- The is asked to approve the school the law reads that his term terday that he has decided not ward to accepting the prose- tinued. "And our reduction "Unless we do this we can't Man Fined borough's continuing road im- budget, the vote doesn't mean expires when bis successor is to seek the judgeship and will cutor's job if he is appointed. much," he continued. "The provement project will get un- eligible to take office. take the prosecutor's job if On Tipsy Rap derway Monday, Councilman The vacant judgeship will money is already spent before He added that he intends to the appointment is made by HAZLET - A Rumson man Arthur J. Lembo announced go to a Repbulican since it gets to the voter, so how stay on until Mr. Coleman is Gov. William T. Cahill. has been fined $210 and has last night. Judge Simmill was one. Judg- can the commissioner cut sworn in. A vacancy has been created Driver Fined $120 had his driving privilege re- eships traditionally are-di- committed funds?" he asked. Council in early June After Year's End on the court bench by the voked for two years after adopted an ordinance appro- vided between the two major The largest cut sustained Mr. Coleman won't be eli- death July 19 of Superior political parties. by the commissioner is $6*550 In Holjndel Court .being found guilty of driving priating $40,000 for the project allocated for the hiring of an while under the influence of and later in the month HOLMDEL - Acting Mu- •• and Ruth Unger, Bloomfield, alcohol. awarded contracts for fur- nishing materials. All work nicipal Court Judge Ira Kat- all on careless driving David Murry of 144 Ave. of Suspect Caught charges; Girard DiFlorio, ..will be done by borough em- chen has fined Manuel F. Two Rivers, was fined an ad- Summit, and John H. Puha, ployes. Trindade, Kearny, $120 on ditional $20 by Municipal In City Entry Irvington, both on speeding charges of speeding, reckless Court Judge Vincent J. Agr- "We are asking the cooper- driving, making an unsafe charges; Patricia M. ScheHor, LONG BRANCH - Quick esti for careless driving and ation of all residents whose lane change and driving with- Ridgefield Park, charge of police action early Wednesday driving without a vehicle reg- streets we will be working netted a burglary suspect in a out a license. • driving with defective tires; on," Mr. Lembo said in his re- istration in his possession. closet at the Standard Roofing Assessed on charges of pas- Lawrence E. Griffin, Perth port to Borough Council last Co., Long Branch Ave. sing on the right and driving Amboy, charge of passing on Richard Henschcn of 42 .night. "We are asking that all Patrolmen James Tomaini, without a license were Frank the shoulder of the road, and Townsend Drive, Middletown, cars be moved so as not to Wesley Mayo and Earl Lang- Mariano, Kew Gardens, N.Y.> Robert J. Ward, 2740 Bangs was given a $50 suspended hinder the project." ley arrested Stanley Platts, $35, and Robert Hayden, Ave., Neptune, charge of pas- fine after he pleaded guilty to Roads designated for surf- 20, of 3 Grant Court after they Brooklyn, $30. sing on the right. Mr. DiFlorio three counts of issuing worth- acing include portions of found him in the closet during Fined $25 on charges of also drew a suspended $5 fine less checks. Brook, Prospect, Bayvlew, a search of the building. careless driving and driving on a charge of passing on the Lorillard, and Beachview Police said yesterday that with bald tires was William II, right; ho paid $5 court costs. Donald Kiken of Edison and Aves.; Clifngarora, Raritan, the youth had activated a si- Flagler, 200 Roosevelt Ave., George H. Roid, East Stanley Witt of Hosclle were Henry, Herbert and Campbell lent burglar alarm when he Cliffwood. ' Brunswick, received a sus- fined $20 and $15 respectively Sts.; Bay Ave. and Beach, broke Into the building Michael D. Jestus, Mich- pended $5 fine on a charge of on charges of speeding. Second, Third, Fourth, Cen- through a rear, door. igan, was assessed $20 on a passing on the shoulder of the ter, Spruce, Fifth, Sixth, Sev- LEAPING LEADER — Paul deVegh of Eatontown, piloting his 28O-cu.-ln. Held in the Monmouth careless driving charge. road; he paid $5 costs. Thomas Imbrenda of 37 Cir- enth, Eighth, Ninth, and hydroplane, "Paula's Pet," will trade his helmet and goggles for an offi- County Jail on a breaking and Fined $15 each were John Assessed $25 on a charge of cuit St., Keansburg, was as- Tenth Sts.; Maple Ave. and cial's badge during the 32nd annual National Sweepstakes Regatta tomor- entry, charge,,, Jihe. suspect T. Sullivan, Denver, Colo.; possession of alcohol as a mi- sessed $26 for speeding and an Asbury, Willow, and Isabclie row and Sunday on the Navesink River In Red Bank. DeVegh Is chairman faces a hearing in Municipal Philip M. Tuny, Woodbridge; nor was Ward J. Rehm, 15 additional $25 for being in con- Sts., and Patterson and Wes- of the 1971 regatta, which features a streamlined, fast-paced program and Court Aug. 24. Clayton G. Kimball, Paramus, Hilltop Ten, Red Bank. tempt of court. ley Aves. a new recordbreaklng course. (See story and photos on Page 10). AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE 14. The Daily Register. 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Motowan, 5»616M. 741-2433 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ,EE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For the best •or buys. RUSSELL OldsmoWIe CAOIL- More Classified NO. 1 .AC Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red tank. 741-0910. on Next Page 100% AUTOS KOR SALK AUTOS FOR SALE WARRANTY TWIN BORO MOTORS

Most cars listed here are "Svensk Testad" used cars (used cars tested the Swedish way.) if necessary, repaired by our "Svensk 1970 HORNET...... SJ75Q 1967RAMEIER * MGB '71. It's America's 2-door sedan, radio, healer. Rogue 2-door hardtop, V-8, Testad" mechanics and qualify for our 100% warranty which vinyl top. Auto. Radio, heater. largest-selling imported you can inspect when you come by. 1969 OKVHIE .....$2195 sports car. Find out why 2-door hardtop, radio, heater, auto- 1967 OLDS IMPORTS matic; power steering, vinyl top, blue. Convertible Cutlass, automatic, Air condiiioned. 1970 VOLVO $2895 bucket seals, radio, healer. 4 door. Automatic. Air. AM/FM. 10,000 rnHes. 1969 AMBASSADOR $2195 1967 UNCOIN $1695 4-door sedan, automatic, radio, heat- 4-door sedan, automatic, full power, er, power steering, air conditioning. 1970 SPITFIRE $1795 air conditioned. MONMOUTH One owner. Low mileage. • 1969 JEEP-OS $2575 4 WD, metal cab, 9,000 miles. V-61 1966 OlDSMOBILE—.. $975 MOTORS 1969 VOLVO $1995 2-door hardtop, automatic, radio, 142-S. 2 door. 4-speed. Ontownw. 1969 SUNBEAM ..$1395 Heater, power steering, Authorized G. T. Red power windows, MG DEALER 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 1969FAIC0H $1495 Sunroof. Excellent condition. 542-2414 2-door, Automatic, radio, heater. 1966 MUSTANG $950 1968 VOLVO $1795 1968 CHEVEUE $1395 V-8, 4-speed, radio, healer. .35 IATONTOWN Wagon. 122-S. Air, 4-speed. Ons owner ?-doof hard lop. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering, 1968 MERCEDES BENZ 1966 CHEVROLET. $895 $995 1968 OPEl $1095 Impala 4-door hardtop. Auto., Diesel 200-D. 4-SPEED. Factory air. Minor body damage in rear. power steering, radio, heater, As is. One owner. 2-door wagon. 1967 OLDS F-8S $1195 1968POffllAC... .$1495 DOMESTICS Convertible. Automatic, ndio, 4-door sedan, automatic, radio, heater, power steering. 1970 PONTIAC $2895 heater, power steering. Le Mans Sport. 2-door. Hard top. Air. 1968 DODGE -„ $1375 1966 CHEVEUE .$875 MC GLOIN BUICK Power. Factory warranty. Dart. 2-door hardtop, automatic, 2-door hardtop. Automatic, 1969OLDSMOBILE $2995 radio, heater, power steering. radio, healer, 6.cylinder, j Vista Cruiser. Power. Factory air. Stereo taps. 1968 AMBASSADOR „ $1695 1965 BUICK ....--$875 , ' 4 new radial tires. One owner. 2-door hardtop, full power, air conditioned, vinyl top, green. Riviera, 2-door, automatic, radio, 1969 CAMARO $1995 heater, power steering, air. 1967 REBEL $1095 2-door hard top. V-8. Automatic. 1953 CHEVROLET $495 OPEL INC Power steering, One owner. Vinyl top. A-1. 4-door wagon, automatic, radio, heater, power steering. Impala, automatic, radio, heater. 1968 GTO $1595 • BACKYARD SPFCMLS • Automatic. Power steering. Ons owner. 2-door hard top. 1967 AMBASSADOR. $795 RED BANK Station wagon. Automatic, full power, air conditioned. BUICK-OPEL 1967 AMBASSADOR ...... $575 AUTO IMPORTS four-door. Automatic, radio, heater. - NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ! i. CLEARANCE SALE. 741-5886 • Red Bank Newman Springs Rd. 747-0040 RED BA|lK 150 MODELS IN STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FREE DEMONSTRATIONS. \ '• WHERE SERVICE COUNTS AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED USED CAR BONANZA

1971 MUSTANG 1970 MAVERICK 1968 PLYMOUTH Grande. Automatic trans- WHAT mission, power steering, 2-door, 6 cylinder, auto- Fury, 4-door, V-8, automatic ppwer brakes, V-8, air con- matic transmission, ra- transmission, power steer- ditioned, tint glass, radio, vi: dio, whitewalls. ing, whitewalls. radio. nyl roof, whitewalls. A (SPECIAL) RIVIERA ELECTRA $1695 $1395 FULLY EQUIPPED 4-door hardtop fully equipped. SALE $ 1969 COUNTRY 1969 GALAXIE 1966 FALCON AT 5465 Delivered Plus Tax '5250 Delivered Plus Tax SQUIRE Wagon, automatic trans- mission, power steering, Convertible, V-8, power Station wagon, 6 cylinder, AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED power brakes, air condi- steering, automatic trans- automatic transmission, ra- tioned, tint glass, white- mission radio, whitewalls. dio. Whitewalls walls, luggage rack. 8 $2895 $1795 $1165 R 1968 RANCH 1968 MERCURY T968 M WAGON Colony Park wagon. V-8, VOLKSWAGEN automatic transmission, U Stick, radio. power steering, radio, while- Beetle, 2-door. ESTATE WAGON CENTURION walls. S fully equipped 2-DOOR HARDTOP/ully equipped $1095 $1695 $1295 $ 4950 Delivered Plus Tax: Delivered Plus Tax 1969 AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED 1964 GALAXIE XL 1966 CHEVY o VOLKSWAGEN 2-door, V-8, automatic Impala Super Sport, six cyl- R transmission, power steer- inder, stick, radio, bucket seals. Squareback, air condi- ing, whitewalls, radio. tioned. D $995 $1095 $1995 CALL 741-6000 FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS ON NEW LeSABRE SKYLARK 1971 FORD LEFTOVERS - WHILE THEY 4-door sedan fully equipped 2-DOOR COUPE fully equipped LAST. BEAT THE 1972 PRICE INCREASE 4295 Delivered Plvs Tax 3750 Delivered Plus lax TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE TREMENDOUS BUYS DOREMUS FORD SHREWSBURY AVE., 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY 90 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N.J. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTQS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE The Daily Renter, Red Bank — Middletown, N. J. Friday. Augurt 13. 1971 CADILLAC 1967 — Coupe DeVllle. Origi- 1»6» PONTIAC FIR.E8IRD - Oronae, AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE nal owner. New Hres, stereo, air conal- white convertible topi }-speed Hurst, 350, 1970 JAGUAR 1M* PONTIAC GTO — Hordlop. Green, Honing. Excellent condition, call U2-!68r !M» VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Radio, heat- 2+2 COUPE tr. Automatic, 10400 miles. Excellent metallic with light green vinyl top. New after 6 p.m. condition. il«5 llrm. 747-9M2. point, mag wheels, wide ovals, AM/FM, ft/lEON l»70 TOYOTA CORONA — Automatic. power steering, brakes, 4-speed. factory VOLKSWAGEN 196! - Excellent running Approximately 12.000 milts. $1750. Week- condition, looks like new. One owner Ro" For the discriminating buy- CADILLAC 1M7 — Coupe tie Vllle. Croy, air. Wired (or stereo lope, speakers in- vinyl top. Factory olr, AM/FM radio. Ex- BEST OOYS otter 5. weekends anytime. 74I-7J12. dlo. Low mileage. S795. 741-2322. cluded. 11795 or test oiler. 747-0344. er! Glacier white with black cellmt condition. 493-3912. Reasonable. IW? CHEVY NOVA — SS m, four-speed. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. Ex. \Ut CAMARO — Convertible. Maroon TRAVEL buckets. Air conditioning, 4- MUST SELL BY AUG. JO - 1967 Vol- Low mileage. Tape deck, FM radio, Rally cellent condition. Asking S16S0. with white top. Super Sport'350 cu., 350 XHERSCH uwogen bug. Good corvdilloo. Excellent wheels. Must sell. Asking 11700. Ut-tOW. Call 747-5550 speed, chrome wire wheels, l.n., four-speed Muncle. 39,000 original for Less at whltewalls, tinted glass all llresVSestoHer. 671-3165 otter 4. miles. 11795: New cor warranty. Cairsti- | SALESMAN Of THE MONTH OLDSMOBILE — 1962. Rebuilt trans 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — 45,000 miles. 520J. mission. J25O. Three seats. J?50. Call windows. Seat belts, heated VOLKSWAGEN — 1966, with sunroof, ra- • j Call M2-6795. 741-3523 rear window. AM/FM radio, dio, new engine, front end, all new brakes and drums. Newly painted, practically o OPEL RALLYE 1970 - Excellent condi- KITSON CAMARO 1968 — Four speed. 3J7. Trans 1S61 CADILLAC COUPE — Oe Vllle. A-l power steering and full un- brand new car. Losing money at 1925. Call tion. Must sell. Best offer. mission lust rebuilt. Cam. solids. Cartel condition. 1375. Must see. 14 Hudson Ave., dercoat. Original list $7114, 739-0519 alter S p.m. ' Call 671-9464 5£Z... FIRST AFB, two mags. Needs tune-up and ex E. Keqnsburg. haust pipe. Need money, first SIO00 lake; our price $4995. 1960 CHEVROLET — S!«-cyllnder aulo- CHEVROLET II. CallJM-3280. 1968 TRIUMPH — GT6, Konl shocks, new matlc, A*l. Immaculate condition. Needs More Classified rodlols, 18,000 miles. Excellent condition. minor transmission adjustment. S250 "as on Next Page DODGE DART 1964 — Deluxe four-door Best offer. 74H370.; Is." Call 49S-0MI or 787-1204. Beige. Four new white sidewalls plus RASSAS PONTIAC 70 CHEVY snows. Automatic. Very clean. «H0. 671- JEEP — Four wheel drIVt. New top. 39S Brood St. 741-5110 Red Bonk DODGE CHALLENGER 1970 - Power WANTED Al'TOMOTIVK 2496 after 7 p.m. tires,'paint. MOO. Eves, until 9 steering, power brakes, factory air. Many Kings wood Estaie. 3-seat station W2-0IW others. Call 717-6776 or 2W-M1J. wagon, roof rack, radio, automatic 1969 MUSTANG — Mach I, standard IMS FIAT STATION WAGON transmission, JI.950. 1966 BUICK Riviera CHEVROLET BEL AIR — 1961. Standard O miles. Family expansion. S895. 842 TWO 1969 STATION WAGONS — Ford transmission, power steering, air CLASS shift. S130. Call after 6 p.m. Ranch Wagon ana Oodge Polara. Radio, Conditioning. ;lr conditioned, fully equipped, 11,650 Summer Is HERE! Call otter i p.m. 264-6ta, 7171736 1961 PONTIAC CATALINA — Four-door heater, factory olr. 741-&M. sedan, power steering, brakes. Excellent condition, lilts. 223-1499. 842-0779oner 6. 1966 MALIBU CHEVROLET — Convert- mvrwc nrcd IOuUsr.il Curs •3395 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ible. Asking S700. FORD GALAXIE 500 — 1965. Four-door Coll after5p.m. M2-8W7 Hwy.3S J44I«(» Keyporl Wherever you're driving, you sedan. Power steering, brakes. New tires. can travel first class in one of Very good condition. 741-512*. '69 CAMARO 1915 VOLKSWAGEN We will ttadp or buy out these topnotch cars from Wall. FORD GALAXI6 — Eight-cylinder, tour- Good condition. riqht Coll or 1 Ofilc Ml V-8 hardtop, automatic trans- These late-model beauties give door. Power brakes, steering. Factory Call 787-5131 mission, power steering, radio, vi- air. 32,000 milts. 11695. 741.7364. nyl roof. you all the comfort, style and BUICK LeSABRE - 1969 convertible. IMS BUICK LeSABRE — Good condition. Fire enplne red with black roof. Fully TOMS FORD performance of a brand new Must sell. 1600 or best otter. poweredand fully equipped, with air con- automobile. Come in today for Coll 495-1BO9 dltlonlno. »24O0. MlM *2295 your next car. Wall also gives AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE you first class after-the-salo ser- '69 CHEVY vice. Kingswood Estate, Q-seat station wagon, automatic transmission, power Steering, radk>v roof rack, HEY power windows and seats, air con- 1970 MARK III ditioning. Loaded - air conditioned. IT'S YOUR MOVE '2895 $6550 TO A BETTER USED CAR 69 CHEVY II Nova, 2 door sedan, automatic LOOK transmission, power steering, ra- 1970 LINCOLN dio, vinyl roof, mag wheels' Continental, 4-door, (3 to ... and we've got the BEST! choose from) Each fully *1995 equippeqpp d with extras. Air condi- tionedid . 1970MGBGT '69 GTO 1969 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop, automatic trans- Hardtop, four-speed transmission ra- 1968 VALIANT "300" convertible. Full power, factory mission, power steering, radio. dio, mags. 8,500 .miles. Yellow. 4-door sedan, six cylinder, automatic $5375 air, While with white top. transmission, green. power windows, vinyl roof. $2795 $3100 $1395 2195 1970 MERCURY 1970 DODGE 1969 FORD Polara, 2-door hardtop. Brown. V.8, 1968 PONTIAC Colony Park wagon. 9 passen- automatic transmission* power steering* LTD 2-door hardtop. V-8, automatic '69 CHEVY transmission, power steering, air condi* Catalina 4-door sedan. V-8. automatic ger, air conditioned, power win- power brakes. Factory air condition. tiqn&d. vinyl roof, 17,000 miles. Dark transmission, power steering. Blue.' Townsman station wagon, aro- dows, split front seat, tilt steer- green. matic transmission, power steer- ing wheel, new tires. $3250 $2750 $1795 ing, radio. 1970 MUSTANG '2295 $3995 2-door hardtop. 6-cyIinder. power 1968 PLYMOUTH Two ways to cover a used can steering, automatic transmission. 1969 SIMCA .Satdlito, 4-door, while. V-8. automatic Green. 4-door asdan, automatic transmission, transmission, power steering. '68 CHEVELLE 1970PONT1AC .Economical with rear loading area. $1595 Malibu convertible, automatic CBKYSIW nYMOUTH First way: Get.a con of brightly colored paint. $2550 transmission, power steering, ra-, Executivive wagon., Air condi- $1475. '.dio. tioned. Spray it liberally all over the car. 1969 CHEVELLE. 1966 PONTIAC t. 2-door hardtop. V-B, Automatic 1968 CHEVROLET Notice how it does wonders for the scratches transmission, power steering, yellow/ Catalina, station wagon, V-8, automatic with black vinyl top. Camaro 2-door hardtop. Floor shift, transmission, power steering, brakes *1795 $3550 and chips that can make a car look old. bucket seats, vinyl roof. AM-FM and and windows. Air conditioned. While. tape deck. Low mileage. Red. Notice also how it doss absolutely nothing for $2575 '68 CAMARO the engine and 'transmission that can make a car $1575 1969 CHRYSLER $1895 SS 396, hardtop, 4-speed trans- 1970 MUSTANG act old. mission, radio. New Yorker 4-door hardtop. 440 cu. 1968 PLYMOUTH 1965 AUSTIN 2-door hardtop, air conditioned. Now the second way. (Which we modestly call in. engine, automatic transmission,.full power, yinyl roof, AM-FM radio* Fury III, Convertible, Red, 318 V-3 the Volkswagen Way.) automatic and power steering. HEALEY *1995 THE VOLUME 32,000 miles. Gray. Sprite. Yellow $2850 Have a mechanic take the car for a road test. $1695 Have him check out oil the major mechanical < $3295 $850 '68 CHEVY parts. ' ' Impala wagon, automatic trans- DEALER mission, power steering, radio, 1969 MARK III Engine, transmission, rear axle, front axis as- DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING roof rack, bucket seats. 47 NEW CAR Fully equipped, air conditioned. semblies, brake system, and electrical system. Only if they're okay, have us prpmise to repair 1995 $5450 or replace the parts for 30 days or 1000 miles, whichever comes first, for free. '67 CHEVELLE SHOWROOM - Malibu, 2 door hardtop, automatic Which way is better? transmission, power steering, ra- 1969 LINCOLN Well, a good paint job can cover up old age. Buhler & Bitter dio, air conditioning. tXCEllENT SERVICE Continental, 4-door, full power, But a good guarantee can cover you against if. air conditioned. CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH 1695 NEW 1971 FURY III Air conditioned, 4-door, $3650 gold. $ '67 COUGAR 1964 VOLKSWAGEN „. „.. . 950 (AUSTIN ME) MG I & L LAND ROVER I Hardtop, automatic transmission, $3375 DefiVered power steering, radio, vinyl roof. 1969 MERCURY ~':\---..•,••:•-. y•"•>;,-, • • Sedarygray . • . $ 1795 1071 SPORT FURY Colony Park Wagbn, Air condi- 19WV6lKSWAGi....^ .J1095 SALES: 264-0198 Es,«B/;»/ir*«--" » 8r«rr.m'l*v-am l»V. W8CATALINA matlc transmission. Full set of new Mich- AAIRANTI 1«l PLYMOUTH FURY III elln tires. 20,000 miles. 55.200.171-1212. 1969 15' FIBERGLAS TRI-HULLBow Ri- A"1J?U«A??IJ:'*'*'N«ON. 1W7CATAUNA 1965 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Four-door der. Walk-thru windshield, navy top, 40 MAKES IT HAPPEN 19«7 BONNEVILLE-AIr sedan. Air conditioned. Automatic. Power h.p. Evlnrude, Pull two skiers. Dockoge OPEN 7 DAYS HURRY! steering. Excellent condition Inside and paid. Highlands. Reasonable oiler. 291- Reallori-lnsurors You Save Now. out. Coll 741-1447. 1406. Member ol Multiple Listing Service ^PETERSOTS 500 Shrewsbury Ave. THEKIRWANCO. - VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Sleeps six. 25' LAPSTRAKE TROJAN - Hardtop Ex- New Shrewsbury OR, Hwy 34. Motowon. WE'RE OVERSTOCKED RASSAS PONTIAC press. 4-sleeper, swim platform. Evtry- 395 Brood St. 741-5I80 Red Bon: Corvalr engine. Chrome wheels. AM/FM WOMAN WANTED • to 4 p.m. Apply in HAZLET radio. Metal flake brown polnl. Many ex- mlna new Including engine. Priced at ttnty 747-9300 pe7son;jbYCETS"SUB.SHdP. Uncroff. Eves, until 9 Iras. 5975 firm. 717-1595. 13700.229-3922. ' person, JOYCE'S !««,- «•.— . ------^ 1963OLDSMQBILE CUTLASS [next to Post Office), between 10 and 2 CALL264-7200 ., with NEW 1971 PONTIACS 14' FIBERGLAS SAILBOAT SALESWOMAN $75 or-best offer. 1969 TOYOTA — Four-door, slick shift. Experienced In women's retail clothing. p.m PXPFRIENCED — Cor Pollthtr for n«W: Co.i?S42-3M7 Radio. Whllewalls. SI450. New condition Phone 842-0797 after 7 p.m. Full company benefits. Full «r part-time. BEAUTICIAN - Immediate opening In onTuse*Far!!Vrmmen|IpMMIcj.,. All Call 471-3147 Apply In person, Kedersha's Other Place, busy, pleasant shop. Call 291-0732 before 6 fringe benefits. Apply Red Bonk Auto Im- SAVE DOLLARS! 1964 RAMBLER CLASSIC - Siatlo poris, Newmon Springs Rd.. Red Bonk. wagon. Power steering- Radio, healer 1965 VOLKSWAGEN _ 5un roof. Rodlo. EVERYTHING tOD 64 Brood St., Red Bank. a.m.. 291-1942 nfler t prn. Cream pull Beautiful condition. 747-0072. New front end. Good transportation.* 1550 THE BOATMAN AT Ask for Bob Matthews. 7 COLLEGE STUDENT-To actlai. recre- FROM THE BETTER DEALER or ony reasonable olfer. 787-1595. NON-EXPERIENCED GIRL - For as- PROGRESSIVE LAWM SERVICE - Of- AUSTIN AMERICA •»- Two-door, to sembly work. Work 9 to 5:30. speed. 51,872. P.O.E. sligltlly higher wl „ The Boatman's Shop fers future to willing worker. Must hove STATION WAGON — Blue. 1964 Chevelle, •41-5780 • Coll 741-1716 valid driver's license. Coll « ••JJ>£*P;ni automatic. Also Sprites. Midgets, MG Rodlo. Six fires. Runs well. Best ofler. 14 WhurOpe-.l Ave-n weekdays- . 741-578lays,, 9 0 oo.ni.- • 6 p.m,-Re.d Bonk roadsle's - GT. A&G MOTORS, AsbW PART-TIME — Dictaphone typist for Mld- Mon. through Frt, AUTO-LAWN OF DOWNES PONT I AC Coll 747-5274 before 9 p.m. Sundays ond Holidaystolldl , 9 o.m.-I p.m. FREEHOLD,J91-17I». Park 77S-3183. dletown law office. Legal experience help- I 62 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN , KARMANH GHIA 1965 — Excellent run- ful but not required. Salary open. Can IS COLLEGE JUST AROUND THE 1964 CORSA CORVAIR — Coupe. 140 ti. nlng condition. New brakes, front end. , )E 10 ORDER name own hours. Call J42-6BW tor appoint- CORNER? If your child Is going In Moving. 1550. 747-0099, DRIVER H (Between Hwy. 35 & 36 Bt the Parkway Overpass) 4-speed. AM/FM. Engine, transmlssloi Boot cushiony Cunvut «oili 842 .'.'OS ment. Sepf., you'll need extra money. Earn It excellent. 741-481S evenings. the easy Avon Representative way In STOCK CLERK I __„ ____. Open Daily'Til 9 P.M 1964 MGB — Top condition. NEW AND USED SAILBOATS RECEPTIONIST - Young lady for new 1948 AMBASSADOR - Air, sierra. Phone 55 Different Model! on Display music studio. Musi have some experience your own spare time. Coll now: Mrs. w d and Excellent condition 591-1781 MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER In typing ond bookkeeping. Apply at Bou- fanrd. 741-4343.402-3377. 774-1220. Man io learn factory supply V 566-2299 = ' sai. TH 6 P.M. 7H7-73S9 MONMOUTH MARINA tiques by Michael, 84 Oceanport Ave., business. 1967 FIAT - lldOR. Excellent condition West St., Monmouth Beach 222-3492 Little Silver. Coll 142-1148 between 10 throughout. Stereo tape deck Included. a.m.-7 p.m. . Excellent Opportunity! , AUTOS FOR SALE Must sell. S625. 747-<23O. CLEARANCE SALE Call for Interview Larson and Starcrofl boats. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE I WANTED AUTOMOTIVE •I?*.? CHEVROLET — Impolo. Iwo-door ANCHOR MARINE BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT hardtop. Excellent condition, vinyl roof, Jet. Hwyi 33 and 34. Formlngdale 787-5000 all leather Interior, stereo radio. New po- i 938-5411 HUSBAND Accounls Receivable and Accounts Pay- 5:30 P.M. Make your lyglas tires. Air conditioned. S2195. Ml- Five-day week. 37V; hr. week and liberal CLOTHING DEPARTMENT HEAD 21- CENTURY — All mahogany hull. 17$ WAITRESSES — For lunch, dinner, or all fringe benefits. h.p. Gray marine. Owner moved to Flor- Strong sales backgrouno win. supervisory night. Town, and Country Diner, Hwv 35, Must be accurate wilh figures ond be oble experience required. Apply In person, Mr. 1969 IMPALA — Four-door, air condi- ida. Musi-sell. 1450. Coll «?2-0687. iew coll 264-6820. SELL YOUR CAR tioned, all new tjres, me year guarantee Keyport, NJ. Foir Intervi—e -. - . jo type. / . Nalelson, or phone 741-5300 for appoint- In effect. Top condition, power steering, 14- PENN VAN — 30 h.p. Evlnrude, two T» „,„ w,Hnu,.j Reply In -own handwriting to Box E-153, ment. , by phone and get up to tanks, four cushions. Controls. Electric MATURE WOMAN 0 WMOVE brakes. S2195. Call days, 245-50OO, Exl. teacher during schoooTy.l yea0r°'wrlt?i P.o! ThcXlly Resis.er, Red Bonk. start. 1200 or best offer. 291-4219. 2301. Or evenings, 741-6590. Box 114, HoileT. NATELSONS $CAA OVER. 1968 PONTIAC TEMPEST - Automatic. 14' HOBIE CAT - Boat and trailer. "EOGECUTTER -~ Machine operator on RELIABLE HOUSEWIFE -To clean ond coots. Top wages. ILGWU shop. All ben- Two-door hardtop. 11095 firm. 11200 Brood «• Front Sts. Red Bonk 3UU BOOK PRICE 7'4l-70a offer 6 p.m. Iron two days a week. Own trans- efils. Apply Wall Sfrert Fushions, ConH-fj 5664110 portation. 12 per hour. References. 842. West and Wall Sis.. Red Bank. 5183. 1963 OLDSMOBILE — Sfarflre convert- 14' LAKE & SEA — Flberglas boat, with for exceptionally clean, low trailer, 40 h.p. Johnson Motor. 1425. Call ATDES ^"FUH time. 7 to 3:30 and 3 to Must be top mon. Own tool Ml. Six,days, ible. All white. Needs engine. Good trans- INSURANCE t to 6. No nights. Sundays off. Uniform' mileage cars mission, body, fire;. 1125.229-3291. after 5 pjtl. 264-8786. 11:30 p.m. King James Nursing Home, Agency requires Insurance Girl having ex- 291-34*. supplied. $175 a week to start. Call 741- 14' PLYWOOD RUNABOUT — In good perience In rating of policies, mostly of a 'LYMOUTH — )969 Vollont. Excellent commercial nature. Individual wllh back- condition. Just pointed In water, 180. Call .OFFICE GIRL — To work In service de- condition, low mileage. J15B0. Call 671 842-1956 between 5-8 p.m. ground In this field would warrant max- SALESMAN -Men's clothlna-Carter op- 9250. imum solary and other fringe benefits, partment. A AUTOMATIC APPLIANCE CADILLACS • LINCOLNS SERVICE, ?34 Rt. 35, Neptune^ portunlty for an experienced clothing man - IS' CHRIS CRAFT — 65 h.p. Inboard. Ful Please write full particulars to'Box B-U6 In established specially store. Ajwhrlti 1971 BUICK SKYLARK — Six cylinder. The Dolly Register, Red Bank. canvas and painted. A-l condition. $700. RNs - Full time. All shifts. Alternate person, Mrs. Young, or phone 741-5300 for MERCEDES-BUICKS With the MGB, the sports Automatic. AM/FM radio. 3200 miles. Call 2(1-2654 eves. Best oiler. 671-S665 oiler 12 noon. EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES- weekends. King James Nursing Home, appointment. , , car for the man who likes 291-3400. CHRYSLERS-FORDS-DODGES MUST 5ACR IFICE - Going away to ENSIGN — 21' sloop. Mint condition PERSON - Coll Jack Conwoy. STER- to go his own way. At our 13500. Includes seldom used 9.5 h.p. Evln- LING THOMPSON ASSOCS., Rumson NATELSONS school. 1171 Javelin 12100. rude. Call 842-0315^ 747-0900. . ATTENTION - Jrr "i PlYMOUTHS - SPORTS CARS showroom now Coll 741-357* TOYS & GIFTS-PARTY PLAN WINDMILL - Sailboat. »2103. New Brood 8, Front Sis., Red Bank 1965 CORVAIR MONZA — Dork green. mast. Good condition. Ready to sail. Cal Demonstrate the newest, most complete Fair condition. Sacrifice $20O BLUE SEAL — Third Class fireman for CALL > WAGONS-ETC. Mtween 9-5 p.m. 747-1000. After 5 p.m LPN line of Toys and Gifts tor Christmas midnight to I o.m. shift. Immediate open- 727-O2S« 741-7557. • For full time position In local Public Highest Commissions! No Investme Health Nursing Agency. Reply to Box F Ing. Apply weekdays between M p.m; to VOLKSWAGEN — 1954 body. Runnlna Generous Bonus Plan lor Dealers and Personnel Deportment, Jersey Shore Me- I WINDMILL - »3!82, built summer of 142, The Dally Register. RedBank. . Hostesses. Call or write "Santa's Pa- condition. Needs some work. Will sen 1970, new sails. BLUE JAY *663, repl- dlcol Center, 194S Corlles Ave.. Meptune. NOW cheop. Make offer. 74U161. BOOKKEEPER - Full chorge. Familiar .riles , Avon, Conn. 06601. Telephone 1 An equal opportunity employer (M/F) • • onked 1970. hardsalls, two malm, one lib, with Safeguard System. Typing essential. (203) 673-3455. ALSO BOOKING PAR '"IMMEDIATE CASH" two spinnakers, one new 1971. Both can be VIES. 1964 FIAT — Needs work. S75 firm. seen at Monmooth Boat Club, Red Bank. Five-day 9-to-5 week. Work Sats., off CUSTODIAN - Cleanlnagnd light Buyers on premises Phone ' Call 842-0378. Weds. Medical benetlts. Vacation with maintenance. Call Tempi* Shalom, 54*- MONMOUTH 671-5513 pay. Call 747-2104 for appointment. FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME MAIDS 2421, between 9:30-5 p.m. weekdays. • 566-6100 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. King James Nursing Home 1965 BLUE MGB — Black top. Good ALBERG TYPHOON 1970 - 18' flberglos' MAN WANTED - Full time. Maintenance sloop, three sails, 4.5 h.p. motor, head, COUNTER GIRL— In dry cleaning store. 291-3400 condition. W75 firm. Experience preferred buf not necessary. work in garden apartment. Apply In per- MOTORS Call afler 5 p.m. 229-2104 tully equipped. 222-3492. \ DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience ore- son, 15-A spring Ter.. Red Bonk. Paid vacation and holidays. Apply In per- terred but not necessary. 4Vi days. Top Authorized FORD FAIRLANE — 1962 four-door. MUST SELL — 23' Owens canln cruiser. son, Spruce Cleaners, 277 Hwy 35, Middle- solary. SJ6-22I3. PLUMBERS - Experienced, far sewer TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE Automatic VS. Good condition. 1160. In excellent condition. Must be seen. Best town. Installation. 1300 per we*. Union wages MG Dealer 291-3771 offer over 1800.542-2390. BABYSITTER for non-union men. Coll 741-3251. RN'S-LPN'S-AIDES - All shltts. Mature, reliable woman. Own trans- VOLKSWAGEN 1969 — Bug. White, red 20* OPEN FISHING SKIFF — Outriggers, New Health Core facility. 60 Main St. Matawari Call 741-8915 portation. Three afternoons. Start In Fall. EXPERIENCED MECHANIC - for ser- Interior. Stick. Best air, Zlebart.'AAany ex- llberglas hull, 109 h.p. Inboard, lighted References. Coll 741-5827. vice station. Apply In person, A * V Clt- compass, full safety equipment. Asking 542-2414 Iras. J1S0O firm. 842-2364 Offer 6. HOUSEKEEPER go, Holmdel and Bethany Rds., Hoiltt. AUTOS FOR SALE 1475.741-4393. LADIES — Porl-flme. Con earn 15 an AUTOS FOR SALE 1964 FALCON CONVERTIBLE — 2!9 cu. Some Institutional experience. lour. No investment. Cor ond phone re- HWV. 35 EATONTOWN Coll 741-8915 VICE PRESIDENT - Director of'Morktt- I n. 4-barrel, 4-speed. Excellent condition. 15* MOLDED PLYWOOD BOAT - With qulred. 264-3398 or 264-7430. Ing. Exceptional opportunity for market- Colh747-4715after5p.m. controls and windshield. 12 h.p. outbocrd. ing executive experienced In hausewares- Motor needs pump. 1200.842-375°. j CASH REGISTER OPERATOR — Small RN — 8 a.m.-4 p.m. part-time. Alternate 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — Blue. Extra clean. Super Market. Full time, start Immediat- weekends. LPN, 4 p.m.-12 o.m. full-time. trolflc appliances, to develop national 21' CENTURY — Wohogony hull, Codlllot ely..... Under 2_1 need_ no...t. ai"'jpply". "Nl oo nee_ ~"d t''o Experienced NURSES' AIDE, 8 o.m.-4 marketing program. Salary com- phone, stop In for Interview. Mr. Sodano, mensurate with experience. Reply In con- Call 264-3669 or 264-1947 after 6:30. v-8 engine. Call after 6 p.m. p.m. full-time, for small nursing home. 74I-23B2. Monmouth Beach Mart, corner Rlverdale Hazlet-Holmdel-Matawan area Call 747- fidence, M. Warsnauer, Pres. Electric Ave. and Beach Rd., Monmoulh Beach, Char-B-Que, P.O. Box 31, Red Bonk. 747- 1955 CHEVROLET — street or strip, high 2017 for appointment. BRAND NEW performance, 4-speed, Edelbrock High PYRAWA INFLATABLE CANOE 5550. Rise, Holly carburetor, Headman head- Scenic Car Soles. Hwy 36 6. Scenic Dr. Registered Nurse MATURE WOMAN — Experienced kitch- ers, dual point Ignition, Crane cam, Fuely Highlands, 872-0231. Operating Room YOUNG MAN - Over II, for part-time Full-lime opening on the doy shift with en helper, full time/ King James Nursing work In drug store. Call for appointment, heads, Weber clutch. Hurst competition Home, 291-3400. shifter plus lots more. Call 6 to 9 p.m. 842- LOST OUR LEASE — Must sell stock of minimum on call." Look Into our ex- Kotsln's Drug Store, 747-0417.^^ 1179. Outboard Boats, 14' 16', 17' and IS', some cellent benefits, including salary based on experience. Generous on-call pay and four MOTHER'S HELPER — To start InSep Sit below our cost. Boat & Ski Center, 75 Reliable person to live In and help wilwitlh RETIRED GENTLEMAN - For nlah» 1966 SS396 CHEVELLE — 4-specd. Modi- White St., Red Bonk. 741-1124. weeks vacation. Call for Interview. clerk. Six hours njphtly. with or without DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICE care of three children. High school llrl on room. Coll ALPINE MANOR, 8721773. led. 11300. Call morning split session considered, r I 264- 244-7819 or 747-3050. 16' SEABREEZE — Chrysler 55 h.p., Ira RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL er, ski equipment, full cover with side RED BANK, NJ. 3B29. MANAGEMENT - Challenging opportu- 1968 PONTIAC FIREBIRD — V-8. 44,000 windows, extras. 11200.6714)989. 741-2700 Ext. 228 EXPERIENCEO HAIRDRESSER - nity In management of expanding firm. miles. Air conditioned. Automatic. Vinyl Chance for immediate advancement. 1971 OPELS An equal opportunity employer M/F Holmdel area. High pay and commission. Above average starting Income. Must be lop. 11795 or best offer. 842-5418. 14' RUNABOUT Coll 946-9847. Evenings 787-3976. WOMAN - Part-time. General office amlbltlous ond dependable: Interview ap- I9M CHEVROLET CORVAIR — Convert- 150 pointment; this week and~aext. Call for, Call 229-0701 work. Tues. and Sat., 9:30-6. Two eve- HOUSEWORKER — One day a week. ible, Automotrc. New- tires, exhaust sys- nings, 6 to 9:30 p.m. Must be neat and ac- Own transportation preferred. Llncrott. schedule, 363-3249. _ - • tem, bottery. $275.842-4505- curate. Apply Liftman's Jewelers, Mon- Call 747-4893. 18' CABIN SKIFF mouth Chopping Center, Eatontown. 60 h.p. outboard and equipment MAINTENANCE MAN FROM 1966 CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Four-door WAITRESS — Over 21. Daytime or night. All arcund Mechanic, especially on com- Call 842-0844 and ask for Earl sedan. Air conditioning. Excellent condi- SECRETARY Full or part-time. Apply in person, Rurr •Tierclal oil burners, and all phases of tion. J950.946-8726. Executive secretary with heavy schedule Runner, Oceon Ave., Sea Bright. building renovations. Full fringe benefits.- RELIABLE PEOPLE — For tuna fishing seeks competent secretarial ossistant. UST WON 197) DODGE POLARA - Year round lob. Manalapan-Engllshtown • MWMMMMWMM on "shore expenses" basil. Good sfeno and typing necessary. Salary SALESLADY — Drug store experience a Schools. 4<6-7«6. : 'alued at over (3800, sell tar 53100, 4-door Coll 9464574. commensurate with experience. Per- "must." 3:30 to 9:30 Monday through lordtop. 291-2462 or 291-0707. . manent, full time position with excellent Friday. No weekends, no holidays. Key-SHORT ORDER COOK- Year round •AILS AND CANVAS — Repairs made. port Pharmacy, 264-5558. GOING 1969 CHEVROLET - Mollbu. Vinyl root, Bring to Charles Ulmer of Red Bank, potential growth. Outstanding facilities. work. Apply In person, Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 'ower steering and brakes. Drotted. 101 Monmoulh St. Call Mrs. Schulman, 531-1600, Ixt. 44, for PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU — Has FAST! 11495. Call 842-7967. opening for permanent part-time trolnees BE AN ICE CREAM MAN — Excellent 24'ZOBEL SKIFF- Hull sound. 31J DICTAPHONE TYPIST - For Insurance as readers. Five-day, 20-hour week. Must oprjorfunify for summer employment. TRUCKS FOR SALE Chrysler, rebuilt 1971. Extras. Best offer office"• . Goo" d typing skills, hours 9-5".Fiv. e have quick mind and be adaptable. Apply Well established Carnival Bar Ice Creanx STILL A •over 12700. Call 747-3513 otter 5 p.m. day week. Write P.O. Box 824, Red Blanki . a.m., 162 Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bdnk. roules, Musi be 18 or over. Call 4950151 9 1964 FORD PICKUP TRUCK - Good en- a.m. lo 1 p.m.. and 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 25' SEA SKIFF WOMAN — Part-time (9 to 2), to be aval- SECRETARY — For active law firm. Le- WIDE CHOICE gine, needs some body work. New bat- Best offer. ery. 988-3738 alter 6:30 weekdays, all day able alter Labor Day, In pleasant Mlddle- gal experience preferred, but not neces- Call 291-218? sary. Will train. Salary open. Call 291 BOYS — Circular delivery. Openings In- AVAILABLE Sat., Sun. tow/i office. Requirements: credit ex- Alorrmoufh and Ocean Counties. Weekends' 25' SPORTS FISHERMAN - Slx-cyllnder perience, good telephone technique, typ- USED FIFTH WHEEL — J50 or best of- ing and some shorthand. Please submit only. Work right in your own neighbor-'^ motor. Only two years old. Flying bridge, resume to Box B-184, The Dally Register, WOMAN — To care for kindergarten son hood. No selling or collecting. Must be tit fer. Also 1967 Chevrolet Pickup. Call 29)- electric refrigerator, heod and galley, two leost 12 years of one. Call 899-8776 lor Red Bonk. of teaching mother. Start Sept. Eight-hour l bunks, newgas tank. 264-7154. day. Own transportation. Eotontown. Call more Inlormotlon. 1956 CHEVROLET — Panel truck. Good 14' RUNABOUT - Mercury motor. BOOKKEEPER — Must have experience 54J-78I5. In Accounts Payable and payroll. Should SALESMAN — Full time employment.' condition. Bunk in back. $150 or best of- Phone ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Must be Some experience preferred. Apply Gold-' fer. Call otter 6 p.m. 741-8543. ' 741-3255 be good with figures. Will assist comptrol- In's Men's Shop. 25 Broad St., Red Bonk. ; ler. Good salary, company benefits. Call accurate ond able to accept responsibility. Coll 842-1103 tor appointment. INTERNATIONAL 1956 — Dump truck, PENN YAN — 1967 Flberglas Avenger. Mr. Thorne, 264-6080. BARTENDER WANTED - Experience BUY FROM THE BIG ONE IN NEW JERSEY r feeds work on engine. Let go reasonable, Express cruiser. 23', 9'5' beam. Twin MATURE WOMAN - To babysit In mynecessary. Night work. For Informotlon,' 957 F600 FORD DUMP, rebuilt engine. )MC Inboard/outboard. 90 h.p. Sleeps NURSES' AIDES - 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 3 coll 671-0432 alters p.m. 64-1062 otter 6 p.m. p.m. to 11 p.m. Year round position. Ex- tome. Two boys. Five-day week. Own our. Dlneffe. Complete galley. Sfand up transportation. Call 671-9247 otter 7 p.m. lead. Excellent condition. 16250. Call 74/- cellent pay and benefits. Apply In person, Brookdole Nursing Home, Hwy 35, Hozlet. MAJOR APPLIANCE MECHANIC — Ex- N EWand MOTORCYCLES 2573. A CHALLENGING AND REWARDING perienced, SI.85 hour. Call CHAMBERMAIDS OPPORTUNITY - In Real Estate Sales. 775-6662. CARS RIUMPH 650 - 1970. 2800 miles. Ex- Holiday Inn of Hailet Must be familiar with local area, and be 9ACRES& D cellent condition. Musi sell. $1200. 741- BUSINESS NOTICES able to work flexible hours. Ask for Mr. r E BULLDOZER OPERATOR-TRUCKOPERATORTRUCK 5923. Armstrong. E.A. ARMSTRONG DRIVER SemiretireSemi-retiredd . Musi dp botbothh. AAlsl o BOOKKEEPER —Experienced through AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Diesel mechanic wanted. Call 546-4498. 1971 HONDA 450 — Double overhead general ledger. Please send resume to Little Silver. 741-4500. cams, radio, windshield, sissy bar. WOO. LIN-MAR ix B-183, The Dolly Register. Red Bank. Coll 787-6566 after 5 p.m. MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT - Seeks MECHANIC — Interested In light servic- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - For Free- part-time secretary, 2-3 full days per week ing of domestic oil burners In Ktyport- RIUMPH TR6C — 1970. 650 cc. Low BUILDERS hold office. Write Box F-140. The Dally TO perform clerk-typing functions. Good MatawanCllftwoodareas. Writ*to Box illeage, excellent condition. Asking 'Experienced builders in Monmoulh Coun- Register, Red Bonk. skills In typing required; Write to Box D- E-159, The Dolly Refllstir. Wed Bonk. ,1000. Coll oiler i p.m., 671-1874. ty for over 15 years. We do additions, dor- 141, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. NURSE'S AIDE — Full time, 7 a.m. to 3 WILLING TO LEARN NEW TRADE? 1971 YAMAHA — 175 cc Enduro. Perfect mers, siding, rooling. masonry, kitchens, bathroomiol. s ana new construction on your p.m. Experienced. Shrewsbury Manor HOUSEKEEPER - Two to three days a Handy with smell toolsl May mean doubl- :ondltlon. Always garaged. Factory war- Nursing Home. 741-2059. week. Own transportation fo Rumson. ing your present Income. If qualified. •only, S495. 741-1237after 7. 787-0816 Household has no children. References re- Phone 741-1968. Equal opportunity em- BABYSITTER WANTED - In my Home qulred. 842-1670. ployer. * BULTACO — Has two complete 200 cc five nights. BUICK-OPEL motors, woods and scrambler. Also 175 cc CHECK OUR PRICE Call 5t3-491i 1ALESLADY - Children's wear. Ex- included. Many parts. Must sell. S55O, Af- CELLARS, ATTICS, YARDS CLEANED, jerienced only. No phone calls please. ORDERLY — 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Full ter 5 p.m. 842-4617. MOVING, HAULING, REFRIG TIME CLERK — For nursing service of- Youth Center, 20 Brood St., Red Bonk. time. Apply In person at Monmouth Con- fice. Bookkeeping background very im- valescent Center, 229 Both Ave., Long iRATORS, WASHERS MOVED. WIN Branch. • 264-4000 1950 TRIUMPH - Chopper with 1959 en- DOW WASHING AND TREES CUT. NO portant. Experience wllh time cards help- EXPERIENCED NURSES' AIDE - Full gine, extended front end, custom seats •tul. We are accepting applications week- Ime, 3 to 11 p.m. Arnold-Walter Nursing and sissy bar, 1700. 787-8230. B SMALLFRK days between 9-2 p.m. In Personnel Dept., Home, S. Laurel Ave., Hailef. 787-MOO. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT Jersey Shore Medical Center. 1945 Conies Part-time evenings and weekends. Ex- Hwy. 35 Keyport 968 HONDA 350 - Scrambler. I must & ?!!?°^rSTEREO HEADQUARTERS Ave., Neptune. An equal opportunity em- perienced only. Apply Tony's Mobile, olse 1450 fast! Come and haggle. Coll 671' Now Installing 8-track mini deck ond play- ployer [M/Fl Brood St. and Mople Ave., Red Bonk. ers In cars. Tope cartridges, 13 and 34. HELP WANTED MALE Stereo Equipment. R.S. DICKEY, Retai- FDR DOCTORS OFFICE - Duties, sec- FURNACE - Fuel Oil Delivery Man. TRIUMPH H7O - 250cc TropHy. Just ler, 4951293. retarial and assist doctor. Hours 1 p.m. tp MANAGER TRAINEE Permanent position. Apply Slocum Fuel been repainted. 1500. 5 p.m. four days a week. Typing prefer- Sales experience desired. Full-time. Ex- Co., 374 Broadway, tang Bronchi cellent starting salary plus commission. Coll 671-9280 able. Permanents desirable. Write for In- FULL-TIME — Or weekends, to run news- J. C. & SON terview, staling age ana\ resume, to BoxMany benefits. Opportunity for advonce- 1970 YAMAHA 200 — Street Scrambler. Ponclinci. Cc-liurs. Allies. Kcpairs menl with growingrowl g chain of fine lewelry poper route. Must have car. Long Branch E-153, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. area. Call 541-9472. $350. Colt alter 5 p.m. Sinull jobs. Free eMiriiutes. 78/-0IV:,. stores. Appl...r.y ,I_n „,„,,„, ,, uTTMAt_ l JEW_..- ELERS, Monmoulh- Shopping Center, Ea- 291-9117 WAITRESSES — Over 21, German speak- EXPERIENCED MAN - For .. WE'RE LOADED WITH ing preferred buf not necessary. Apply in work, with driver's license. Call 1965 YAMAHA 55cc - Excellent running Piano Tuning Raymond Basworth. Complete technical person, Bachert's Hotbrauhaus,'301 Ocean 741-4732. condition. 1120. Blvd.-, Atlantic Hlflhtonds. 291-0224: YOUNG MAN - Over 18, wonted lo learn 741-1084 service for all quality pianos. Appraisal —iln Ing trade. Call after 6 p.m. service. 11th year In Red Bank area. 741- PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST - For doc- ' 741-7813 CARPENTERS - And experienced help- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE tor's office. Mature woman. Must be able «;$• Country'Woods, Holmdel. N.J. Coll Reasonable Rates OISAPP£ARING ATTIC STAIRS — ^r-to type and work Saturday mornings. CAREER OPPORTUNITY - Join one of 4/1-2800 between 8:30 pnd4:30, Mon. GROSSINGER 8. HELLER AGENCY nlshed ond Installed tor only S64.95. To or- Write to Box E-157, The Dally Register, Monmoulh and OOan Counties fastest tnrougti Frl. 'Brood & Mechanic Sis. 741-2100 Red Bonk dcr, coll 349-0863. Red Bonk. irowlng rent estate agencies. We will OLDSMOBILES train and prepare for licensing, through ORGANIST - Apply In person, 8 p.m. to I HONDA - 1971. 350 cc. 15" bars and sissy HOUSEPAINTING — InterloTTExIcrlor. HELP THE BREADWINNER- In your our special company school qualified bar. Less than 1000 miles. Coll 842-5888 Reasonable rates. Free esllmotes. Call family, with extra earnings through a lob young men lor positions in one of today's bet. 10 a,m.-6 p.m. 7_87-6598J geared tp tit a busy home schedule. Phone most lucrative professions. II you are in- AND 741-1968. Equal opportunity employer. terested in first yeor earnings of 112,000 •MACH III - 500 c.c. Kawosokl 1970. 7,000 LIGHT HAULING-CLEAN CELLARS. with unlimited future Income potential,) More Classified m les. New rings. Getting married, must YARDS, GARAGES — Free estimates. DEPENDABLE WOMAN - Needed" for call Mr. Kirwan al 787-5500. Coll otter 3 p.m. 741-2UV. house-keeping duties In nursing unit. Sats-. on Next Page TRIUMPH 650 - Rebuilt and chopped and Suns., 7-3 or 8 to 4 p.m. Apply Mrs. Mrokovclch, 842-3400. •- $900 or best offer. TO^TOCWFNS?? HELP WANTED FEMALE 1IKLP WANTED MALK 842-3931 We re-screen wood or aluminum framed! WAITRESSES WANTED - Must be ex> CADILLACS screens. ' BSA 1971 — 650cc, Llghlnlng, two months perienced. Apply In person, Rex Diner, old. Cost 11535, asking 11250. Need money. PROWN'S 117 W, Front SC Red Bonk.' Alter 5 p.m. 642-4617. SWITCHBOARD BPFKATOR - AI An. FACTORY JOBS 32 Broad St. Red Bank .741-7500 1971 100 CL HONDA swerlng Service. Day shut, 8 fo 4 p.m. WATCHMAN WE WANT TO REDUCE M 8, P PAINTERS Steady, long term work. Coll 741-4343. $375 Exterior, interior painting We Need Women in Phone after 5 p.m. 495-1032 Free estimates. 787-5802.787-2776 OUR STOCK AND EXPERIENCED NUR5E5' AIDES - 7 to several of our pro- 1970 BSA 441 VICTOR W. EHH.K 3 shift ond 3 to 11 shirt. Pleosc coll o.m duction doparl-' PART TIME WE'VE GOT Excellent condition Purriilurc- repaired ond dtit lor personal Interview at Boyview Nurs- menls. Will bo re- Call 741-4898 cd. 542-6551 lng_Homo, 291-0440. quired lo.work 5 opening for .clays Monday (o 1971 HONDA - CT-70 Trail Bike. PAINTING , • person Call Interior, exterior. Experienced. DENTAL OFFICE - Chotrslde assistant. Sunday. 8 a.m. to 842.9031 Free estimates. Coll741-U79. Experienced prelerred. No evenings. Red 4:30 p.m. Good in- Bank area. Write Box F-139, The Dally, needing Register, Red Dank. centivo pay alter supplemental MOBILE HOMES EMPLOYMENT short training peri- YEAR-END WOMEN — For dietary food service, od. Ho5pitaliistion, earnings. *,paid holidays end 1971 — One bedroom mobile home. Wall- tl'Hi\NTi:i part-time. Same experience In restaurant to-wall carpeting In living room and bed- or cafeteria work necessary. We ore ac- other benelils avail- SECREtARY cepting applications weekdays between 9 able. • ALL MODELS •room. Does not have to be moved. 15500. and % p.m. In the Personnel Department At least live years le'ool exporicncty.f.or of Jersey Shore Medical Center, 1945 Cor. PRICES senior member of law firm, 'op salary. lies Ave., Neptune. An Equal Opportunity Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport 10' X 50' — Furnished. J25OO. Unfurnished, Reply lo Box F-120, The Dally' Rbnlsttr, Employer M/F . • ALL COLORS 12000. Red Bank, . , ' - , • ,; TO PROVE IT! Call 938-5848 TWO BEDROOMS — Awnings and en- EXPERIENCED closed patio. By appointment. Call 7174255 or 7J7-22I2 Thurs., Frr., Sal. Can 671-033S WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Registered Nurse \ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Full time position, 7 to 3 JUNK CARS shift. Please call for-appoint A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR PICKED UP merit, 67\4l69. \ TWINBROOK . MANY NEEDS!' TOP TRADE ALLOWANCES AUTO WRECKING B6AUTICIAN EATONTOWN 542-2235 Experienced only. Full time. Renown Beauty Salon, Hwy Adding Machines-Typewriters WANTED — Choice used cars, with ecrll 35, .Wddleiown. ofo-9889. Diamonds Hough! or Hcslyled liod mileage. Conlacl Ed. Slnlcr. NATIONAL JEWELRY ctlAIN - Look- Let us buy Ihe diamond you con'l weur or CARL fl JONES _ Pointing ond wallpo' na for young, ombltloui rrlgrrled woman. IBM TYPEWRITERS D*. .^..'."'vle them for.you personally M. SCHWARTZ Ideal for military wIves.INo prevlou Ruullle's. 36 Broad SI. callows"',!' '"!Urtd' For 'rcc ""motes. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH , JI Sales, rentals, repairs. Portables. Low 141 W. Fronl SI., Red Bank 747-O707 credit experience necen Part-time rates. 172-0327 otter » p.m. DON'T WAIT! work In oar Eatontown, N,J f»r». Hour« (ienrral Contractors " PAPERTIANGTING GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - vary. Transportation to o from work 0 AND 5PORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH needed, if Interested, Co' 12.7524, be> ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters CARPENTRY - Sernodellnti, ponellmi" FRANK E.^tiag '""" MOTORS. INC.. Hwy 35, Eatontown. S42- twetn 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. isold, rented, repaired. Serpico's, 101 AAon- closets, tjoors. Odd lobs. Reasonable See A mouth SI., Red Bank, 7474485. roles. 842-4385. Pearl nnd Bead Regg^ HOSlbSSbi— Experienced, Wee nlgtils :ARS WANTED - we PAY TOP SS (-ORo week. Aoc 25-45,, Apply In Aerson, NO MASON AND BUILDRI) - Complete £«perlly on brolded nylon. SI.SO o slrond. : Clock and dome improvements. Reasonable. Free "Russell Man" .MEAN USL O CARS. CALL Ml). VIN »HONE CALLS. HOWARDIOHNSON estimates. Coll en 013?. :i:NTJ«55OO. RESTAURANT, Rl. 35, Mlltlclltli :iocks, wolches, tine lewelry e«perlly OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. .CASH FOR USED CARS - Trucks for lone. Don Poni Jewelers, 7W Tilver Rd., CARPENTER-BUILDER elgn or domestic. Dean, opposite Two BE AN ICE CREAM-LADY -Excellent -air, Haven. 6H2-87J7. Complete home Iniprovomenli, allcrno- TODAY! bppurlunlty lor ft'uilimijr pniprijvnielit lloni. additions, ROollna, sidino. Guys, Mlddletown, 671-9844. Woll.eslrjhlist,«( Curnlw/I Bar Jc5 Cratf,, nU\n u V ounrim. 100NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. roules, Must be III or aver. Coll 4«-O15li9 Concrete Work a.m. Iol p.m. or between B:J0^o9:lu AUTO PAUTS-HKPAIK odd Jobs—: RHJBANK J'LE. CERAMICS, MOSAICS - Painting, CHEVROLET T-lo - Aluminum case, LIGHT HAULING - Cellars, ooroaej i. API is - Self Koi*coUosm!iTri\uoV iloslerlng, moionry, concrete, stucco. cjeonedUp. frco estimates. Ml.2l$'oiler transmission (close ratio) with Hurst Shif- slialpnl pl-olll Full or pon-llmc. Th Onj/yOuferl. Fully Insured. 739-lJ/5. '. ter, 112!. Phone 747-2686. ladle! nfo.doUJ22.M2J. J p.m. . A

!• HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE INSTRUCTION The D«Uy Register. Red Bank - Middletown, N.J., Friday, August 13,1971 17 THK FAMILV ClKCl S Bv Bil Ream? * °T njtBfnnji mn« n • • « liniTCCV I7AD CUD TUTOR - Experienced teacher desires HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I "at your home tutorlno" to prepare stu- PETS AND LIVESTOCK dent for fall. 542-23)4 offer t plm. JCOLLIES-XEc, whit*'and table. "Ready In two weeks. - , THE BERG AGENCY , . Coll 747-0638 or 741-4318- SERVICE SALESMAN MERCHANDISE REALTORS SIAMESE REGISTERED - Show and pet FOR SALE quality kittens. Champion at stud. Blue- A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. point male and female. Cosh or breeder's We or« looking for the but service salesman In Monmouth County Naturally the best WINDOW SHADES $29,900 TOY POODLES — AKC registered. Six commands lop compensation and possesses considerable training 53 experience;" Large selection room dorkeners. vinyls, hi fringes, decorator shades. Most shades weeks old. Shots. Male and female. Aprl °VKan TMs shop hai^u^^^ cut while you wait. Free "shop at home" cot. 741-9374. Need Quick Sale ond measuring. Installation arranged. From 11.49. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. seven weeks. Sire: Champion Ex V.D. Best Offer 34ALYSSON9 Hwy J WINDOW SHADE Schlongenspltie- Phone 566-5130. See this four-bedroom split with large living room, dining i For personnel Interview ' ™ Mlddletow...^. . °H>n - Cobblestones COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC. Bellhoven. area, eat-In kitchen, two baths, recreation room, garage. 741-7717 Ladypark lines. Three litters. Wormed, All oti % acre lot. Many extras. Pleose callMlke Befancourt 542-7805, : ny i 5ll0fs. 542-3543. ALL^Bl Route 36, Eatontown REDWOOD-2" x4" UYERS EASY TERMS Genuine Western Redwood on special. FOR ADOPTION - Four year old male 2"x4M-f, vr ea. 2"x4" - B'.S1.49 ea" Other wire haired terrier. AKC registered. Good redwood in stock. stud. 671-3759. $36,900 RED BANK LUMBER GOOD HOMES FOUND FOR OLDER Approximately % Acre HEL>WANTED MALE HELP WANTED DOGS — Cash paid for pedigreed litters. 9 Wall St. Red Bank 741-5500 All breed dog grooming. KAY-9 COL MALE OR FEMALE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES- ' LEGE, INC. 229-S933. Excellent Area "EXPERIENCED Wellore and people with credit problems Imrpedipte deliveries. Instant credit. Call APPALOOSA GELDING — English or Just like living in the country. Plenty of trees. Three mas- CREDIT MAN Mr. Gran, 373-6611. western. Jumps. Must sell, going to col ter size bedrooms, full basement, recreation room, formal Wanted for expanding loan company. SECRETARY leoe. Coll 741-8177 5:30 to 7 p.m. dining room, living room, two full baths, garage. Many exj Good salary and bmnllts. Contact Mr. Jo LHASA APSO — AKC. Five outstanding ras. die*. 244-4100. HOUSEHOLD SALE Computer Living room, dining room, family room litters. Atl colors. Pet and show quality. ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS furniture. Oval pine table and six Windsor M6-8WV Daily 9-9 "Saturday and Sunday 10-7 COOK Manufacturer chairs. Appliances, sewing machine. COLLIE PUPPIES Middletown 671-1000 Full time. Year round. Write to Box 0 White shag carpet. Old decorator stove, Purebred. Very reasonoble. 143, The Dolly Regt%f, Red Bank. Looking far an experienced secretary to many other Items. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Frl., provide support for two busy executives. Sat., Sun., Aug. 13,14,15. 68 Sfavolo Rd. 812-2014 HOUSES FOR RENT REAL ESTATE Excellent typing skills, pleasant telephone (off Sleepy Hollow Rd.), Mlddletown. DRAFTSMAN voice, poise and personality are essential ADORABLE BLACK PUPPY - Ton FOR SALE Experience required In mechanical elec- requirements. FRENCH PROVINCIAL HEADBOARD - points, about Vh months old. Friendly, Double bed with boxsprlng and mattress. 8-13 obedient. To good home. Call after 5 p.m. SUMMER RENTAL trical design layout, printed circuit board 747-0328. . 'O-bedroom coHoge avoiloble Aug. 11 HOUSES FOR SALE layout and toping and supervision. Immi- Salary commensurate with skills and ex- Labor Day. Asking 1125 per week, perience. Attractive working conditions PUPPIES FREE - Half poodle, >/„ tox SHREWSBURY TOKWAIIIKOW. and benefit plans. 20 Bridge Ave. 747-5100 Red Bonk DINING ROOM SET — Antiques. Beou- terrier, 'U schnauzer. HICKEY AGENCY ttractlve three-bedroom, An equal opportunity employer tllul hand carved satlnwood. Louis XVI. Coll 291-3990. Apply in person: SI200.542-1785. "I wish we could sleep in the hay irTthcrt barn.' REALTOR one-bath rancher. Full base- BARTENDER WURLITZER ELECTRIO PIANO REAL ESTATE ONE FAMILCollY 222-408 HOUS7 onytimE — Foe r lease. ment with finished recrea- 9-11 a.m. 1-4 p.m. Good condition. Available Sept. 1. Portland Rd., High- tion room: Nicely land- Full time, v«r round. Write Box D.-144, Call after i p.m. 142-4070 FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT lands. Overlooking river and ocean. Four The Polly «egl»t«r, Red Bonk. bedrooms, dining room, large living icaped plot. One-car de- PORTABLE SINGER SEWING MA- APARTMENTS room, garage. Suitable for adults. S275 ached garage. Offered at SALESMAN INTERDATA CHINE — With cose, attachments, S40. ITEMS YOU NO LONGER OUR BUSINESS month. Coll 87J-OT3. , 2 Crescent PI. Oceonport, N.J. Rowing exercise machine with case, $20. NCEDOR USE WILI IS SELLING BARGAINS THE PRESIDENTIAL 129,900. Quality men's clothing and furnishing* (directly behind Holiday Inn Building) Tape recorder, antique dolls, Tonka An equal opportunity employer." WE'RE GOOD AT IT louse. Complete prlvocy. 2 or 3 b store. Permanent', full time position avail- trucks, best offer over 55. Call 201-4737. DEAL LAKE VICINITY rooms, 1 both. Boat dock. Excellent NEAAETH & able. Must be an aggressive, fashion MAILORDER DEALERS WANTED - schools. Available Sept., 6 months, S370 minded Individual with selling experience. MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET- Four FWM^REAL GOOD Work home. Moll catalogues featuring pieces, 325. Modern bureau, single bed, Ocean vlewv/ith unusual large terraces in per month, 10 months, S300 per month, Excellent salary and future for qualified over 109 gift Hems. Outstanding profits. SELL Waterproof fur lined boots 75' pr. 1 and 1-bedroom apartments. Modern 42-4053. NICOLETTI and chair, S15. Baby carriage and chair, mart. For appointment, call Miss Ulrlch I.- No Inventory. Free catalogue and details. S10. Hand lawnmower, S3.6719654. LP stereo albums 25* kitchen wllh dishwasher. Walk-In closels. our Summit store. 277-1234. JAY-MARK, Box MB, Red Bank. Golden Press Kiddle Books V, price Fully olr conditioned, hi rise building with MIDDLETOWN — River Plaza. Small AGENCY CORONET — With case and all attach- Bamboo room dividers 53.99 evening attendant. Coll 775-7801 da Cope Cod overlooking river. Two bed- EXPERIENCED — Credit Personnel FAST Proto W ratchel J4.50 rooms, living room with fireplace, Realtors ments. In very good condition. S35. night. Sylvan Cooper Management^ ROOTS-RED BANK wanted for expanding loan company. Kiddle 2-pc. perma press playsults49< beamed celling, goroge, basement. Min- 244-5527 WITH A QUICK ACTION Cast Iron decorator bath tub $50 102 W. Front St.. SHEET'METAL MECHANICS Good salary and benefits. Contact Mr. Jo- WEST END - Furnished 2'; rooms utes from Red Bank but secluded. Year dice, 244-1100. - DINING ROOM SET — Early American This IS lust the beginning. There Is no end Kitchen, tiled both, terrace, air condi lease, security. J240 plus utilities. Avail- Red Bank Capable. Retldentlal and commercial LOW-COST to the darndest collection of merchandlso heating and air conditioning systems. pine sawbuck table with six chairs and tloninq, pool. From S175 month. 222-8233. able Sept. 1. Send references to Box B-185, 741-2240 _____ PART-TIME - Grill and Sandwich Man. open hutch. »27i. Call W-9412,. DAILY REGISTER you ever saw. All at great bargain prices. The Dolly Register, Red Bank. Sleody work. 741-7745. Wollreis, Cleaning Woman, Handyman. Come down and browse. You'll be de- LONG BRANCH — Furnished apartment. Apply Holmdel Motor Inn, Hwy 35, Holm- APACHE TENT TRAILER - With 11x10 lighted! F6ur rooms. Bath. Oceonfront. Privati PENNSYLVANIA ~ Pocona Lake. New FAIR HAVEN KENNEL MAN - Small animal hospital. beach. Until Labor Day. No pets. 229-1553 Full time. Experienced. Salary open. Call odd-o-room. Good condition. May be seen FAMILY AD chalet. Sleeps 11. Fireplace, dishwasher, CIRCLE THIS AD 566-63M. -' otter 6 p.m. any evening. 741-2950. Railroad Salvage Corp. TV. Sept. ond fall, SIB weekly. Ski sea- PART-TIM6 BUS DRIVERS - For 3 LINES -5 DAYS Engllthtawn Rd., Engllsniown. Vt mile RED BANK — Attractive 5-room RIV- son, S125 weekends, SI7S per week. Free Five bedrooms, two baths PLUMBERS — Experienced. All new school district vicinity of Atlantic High- LIQUIDATION - north of auction, six miles south of Rt. 18. ERFRONT apartment just seconds from skllna on weekends. 67l-3ofl. In lovely section for work. Steody work, good pay. Call 8 a.m. lands and Highlands. Write P.O. Box 374, NATIONWIDE INVENTORY Open dally except Monday. Fridays until shopping and transportation. Available Highlands, N.J. SWIMMING POOLS FOR 9, Saturday 1-5. Immediately at S255 per mo. Call Supt KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms, lorje children on dead end Manufacturer has leftover "71" luxury JUST 741-3691. Wing room, dinette, kitchen, modern DRIVER FOR SCHOOL VAN — Approxi- above-ground glass and steel pools In $2.00 tree-lined street, close SERVICE SALESMAN - Wanted lor >oth, baseboard heat, completely fur- large volume GM dealer. Salary plus mately five hours per day. Fringe ben- warehouses across the country.. All com- Avoiloble (or Merchandise For Sole only. RAILROAD TIES nished. Prefer adults. No pets. SI75 to schools and shopping commission* allfrlngt benefits. For Inter- eflts. Write P.O. Box 374, Hlahlonds. N.J. plete with.decks, deluxe filters, vinyl Article must originate from a household If you're finding it difficult to get a train, HIGHLANDIA month. One month's security. Immediate view, coll 741-6200. 9 o.m.-5 p.m. liners, etc. We have, been authorized to and may nof exceed a safe price of S50.W build your own railroad! New RR ties In occupancy. 495-0162. Asking $34,000 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED - sell them at Vj PRICE rather than carry APARTMENTS Full or part-time. Will train. Call 9.to 12 per article. stock, hwvlly crtosoted. efore expiration. 9 Wall areas. Must have school bus driver's II- To Place Your Oofly Register t MOVING — Hstpolnt refrigerator S75. 741-9100 In Red Bank area. Good pay and benefits. !. Call 741-4313 mornings. GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY SALE — APARTMENTS WATERFRONT— In Little Silver. Coll 741-7643. Aik tor Bill Slutter. FAMILY AD, CALL . .. Norge washer and dryer, both 1125. •» Luxury four rooms, one bedroom Evenings: 747-3799 Moving. Furniture, housewores, tools, Stelnwav Diana with bench (1912). 1150. Gracious home on V/t acres. Avaltoble In OPERATING ROOM NURSES - Non-re- books, bike. 9:30 -4:30 Sat. Aug. 14 10S Featuring terraces overlooking the high- Sept. Partially furnished optional. Pan- EXPCRIENCED CARPENTER - Oeslr Mognovox combination Tv/rodlo/ est, most scenic point on the Atlantic strlcted call. Immediate openings. Contact Pormly Rd., New Shrewsbury. . phonograph, »75.747-9144. eled den, large living room, fireplaces, Need 'a Home Immediately? I ing steody employment wllh a small con- Assistant Director of Nursing, JERSEY coastline adlolnlng a beautiful marina. dining room. Three bedrooms, plus dress- If so, this charming barn-red Cape Coil i structlun company. Coll 747-2M2. SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, 1945 Corlles MOVING INTO APARTMENT — Tractor, . 741-6900 Includes air conditioning, swimming Ing room, 2V2 balhs. Two-car wtth tour bedrooms, two baths, full base- lawn equipment, pool table and other GIRL'S 24" COLUMBIA - Convertible pool, parking. All spacious, truly luxury • oarage, AUTO MECHANIC - Wanted for large Ave., Neptune. An equal opportunity em- bike, 125. Boy's 24" Schwlnn, S20. Con- Dock and mooring. $500 monthly..tall 741- ment, attached two-cor garage. Is await- ployer « home furnishings, wl-0473. 24-Hour Service apartments. ing your Inspection. Located on lovely volume GM dealer.-Experlence neces- vertible 20" Ross, with training wheels. Call or visit superintendent. 291-0237 0779. S25. Baby seat for bike. »7 JO. 741-8604, tree lined street In Folr Haven. It will sary. Good salary, all fringe benefits, ex- COMPLETE SET- Cabinets with wall Brounell-Kramer Management Co. lever last at this price. 139,900. Call cellent working conditions. For interview, FREE ROOM AND BOARD - Small sal- oven. Chairs, mirrors, lots of odds and WHY WAIT? FAIR HAVEN - Charming two-bedroom ary, to take care of 7-year-old boy. Seven GARAGE SALE — Hope chest, mirrors, 686-1800 louse, fully furnished. Available Sept. IS. coll 741-6200,9 o.m.-S p.m. ends. 671-3750. We can have your new window (hades OdOV room home. Will accept someone with ready In less than on hour, up to 72" In lamps. All under 115 Frl. to Wed., 101 Secluded. JJ75 a month. 842-5913. ' ~ RAY children. Monmouth Beach. 229-60BS be- FURNISHED — Ideal Beach front. Four DINING ROOM CAPTAIN — Ex- MAHOGANY - Dining room, buffet, .stock, bring your rollers or sites, Prlcis Wesley Ave'., Atlantic Highlands. rooms, all utilities. $40 per week. Avail AAONMOUTH BEACH — Waterfront, perienced, fujMime^ Apj)ly Mr. Roberson, fore9:30am. and after 10 p.m. table, four chairs. Gooa condition. $125. start ot»lJ». able Immediately. Coll 787-0893. Wolly Pitcher Inn, Red Bonk. Hldt-a-lxd and matching chair. Stove. 671- ADMIRAL DUALTEMP REFRIG- Shrewsbury River. Furnished five-roam CLEANER — Full time, apply In person 1239. ERATOR — S40. Remington office type- Cape Cod. Fireplace. Golden sunsets. Ref- VAN HORN PROWN'S wrlter with table, *35. Call 787-0776. FURNISHED — Three rooms and both erences. October 1st. J230. M9-5494. TWO MEN NEEDED — One I a.m. to 4 only, after A p.m., Town Theater, Hwy 35, Vicinity of Keansburg. S150 month plus Realtors p.m. and one 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Job con- STEREO — B-track tape player, four- 32 Brood 51. . Red Bank 741-7500 security. Call after 8 p.m. 583-3351. Open 7 days. Call 24 hours a day. ABOVE GROUND POOL - 321xl«lx< LAVATORY SINK — Single pedestal, tlO, RUMSON — Winter Rentals. Furnished. sists of custodial and light maintenance speed phonograph, AM/FM radio. Wood 1) Cape Cod with four bedrooms, hot wa- 747-4100 duties. Write to Maintenance, P.O. BoxFULL TIME ATTENDANT - For small speakers. Uke new. Excellent condition. deck, filter, vacuum, year supply of them. Also toilet, ordinary lavatory, ilO. Call TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT — One bed 804 River Rd. Fair Haven animal hospital. Red Bank area. To feed, 747-3012. fer oil heat, two-cor gorooe. Labor Day to 555, New Monmputh. N.J. 5W-9594 evenings. • Icals. Make offer. MM IS*. room. Air conditioned. S250 per month, June IS, 1972. Small family. Ho pets. exercise; ond bathe doas and cats and 747-2744 otter 5 p.m. clean the hospital. Must be reliable and WURLITZER ORGAN - Model 4500. Full LUDWIG DRUM SET — 4 pieces. Zlldllan 13' SCOTTY SPORTSMAN — Sleeps four. •ease. MOO'mo. (2) Bungalow with two SALESMAN WANTED - We need a man healthy. Reply fo Box B-112, The Dally boss, 2-monual, built-in Leslie speakers, cymbals, cases. Must sell before school Lantern, hose, mirrors, spare, hitch. .OVELY WATERFRONT APARTMENT bedrooms, hot water oil heat, one-car ga- who Is o professional solesman, success- Register, Red Bonk. cymbals, etc. Perfect condition. Private. Excellent condition. 54M574. $575. Call 223-3152. Two large bedrooms, living room-dlnlng roge, Sept. I, 1971 to June 15,1972. Couple DEEPDALE ful In Ms present line, but not satisfied (1750. B42-7411. room combination. Sundeck. Dock far or small family. No pets. Lease. S175/mo. with his prospects for the future. When we HUSBANDS OR WIVES - Ambitious PILE CABINETS — Four drawer*. Gray. ANTIQUE EMPIRE SOFA 3ENNIS K. BYRNErReoltor, 8 W. River MIDDLETOWN find him we will help him to obtain his Coll boot. Excellent condition. Immediate o& New large bl-level ranch on heavi- people who desire chance to really make 21 DRAWINGS - Wotercolor and oil New. Original cost MJJ0, mklngUO. Coll cupancy. S300 monthly. LAWLEY Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. real estate license and give him the op- It. Unlimited earnings potential. Can start paintings. Entire collection artist Martin 7415078 ly wooded lot. % ot on acre. 3 to 4 portunity to build up a commission back- In spare time. N01NVESTMENT. 842- Petersen, 1870 to 1948,13500.1634255. AGENCY. 741-4262. RUMSON AREA — Woods and stream. bedrooms, three baths, large fam- log by working weekends at first, swing- COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR - $25 MOVING OUT OF STATE - Complete Charming one-story contemporary, fur- ily room, living room-dlnlna room 2232 onytime. . FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT Ing Into a full time basis as soon as he can GARAGE 5ALE - 458 Surf Ave. (off Self-propelled reel mower, $25. house furnishings for sale. Tues., Aug. 17 nished. Foyer, living room and fireplace, combination with fireplace. Two* manage It financially. If you feel you are Call 946-8574 375 Church St., Belford. South Amboy. First floor. Call dining room, modern electric kitchen, two cor gorage. Leonordville Rd.) Belford, Frl. and Sat. 12 2444761 our man, please call now fo arrange an In- to 5. master bedrooms, two tile botlis. Extra terview. Ask for Lee Crawford, at Lee COLONIAL DINININING SESETT - Six chairs. BOOKKEEPER WILL SHARE HOME - Near train and bedroom or den. Paneled family room, Still lime to make own selections Crawford Realtors, Hwy 35. Mlddletown. GARAGE SALE — Frl., Sat., Aug. 13, 14, $40. Call' HAMMOND ORGAN separate laundry with electric washer and 671-3500. lusv accounting deportment needs an ex- 787-2787-25705 - ' bus with mature woman. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Furniture, toors, toys, . o( Asbury Park After 6 p.m. 471-1494 dryer. Two-car garage, attached. 9450 per 156,000 perienced bookkeeper to help handle trains, slot cars, clothing, books. 3 Woods month plus utilities. (H2-O017. NUNZIOLA — 120 boss accordion. Good Sec our used organ selection Including SALES AND INSTRUCTOR - Closer Automated General Ledger and Fixed As- End Rd., Rumson. lalo model Spinets. Chords, ond Consoles. KEANSBURG — Apartments, furnished Call Builder: 671-5604 sef Subsidiary Ledger, also assist In the condition, $50. Classical acoustic guitar, FREEHOLD AREA — Rent with option to Principals only. needed with the ability to sell membership cose, good tor beQlnner, $20. SM.16I?. Prices start ot S450. All instruments sold or unfurnished. Single or couples. Near In N. J.'s newest and most modern health ireparation of ana maintenance of Ana- GIGANTIC SALE wilh 0 guaranty. transportation. Parking facilities. 19 Pine- buy. Three bidrooms. Carpeted, tft club. Call for oppolntmenf, Tues. to Frl. f/sis Registers and other miscellaneous Every Sot. and Sun. view Ave., 495-0416. baths. Furnished or unfurnished. M50. 251 accounting responsibilities. 34-36 Rt. 36. Port Monmouth, N.J. Phone ADMIRAL UPRIGHT FREEZER — Good Speciul savings on Knabe, Sohnicr, Ever A5SUMABLE trom 9:30 to 5 p.m. MWOi. - condition. Must be sold. (40. 6426 after 7:30 p.m. 787-8932. cit, Muson-Numlin, Kuwai oncJ player pi RARE RIVERFRONT FIND - Thre MORTGAGE Apply In person, or rush resume to: 51 Wallace St., Red Bank. onos. FIVE ROOMS — Two bedrooms, kitchen, AIR CONDITIONING — And relrlg- rooms, furnished. Screened iporch. Sept, 21" RCA COLOR TV - 23" GE black ond BOGEN P.A. SYSTEM - With 5 Inputs 1st. Coll 2J9-O618 otter 6 p.m./ living room, dining room. Large yard. eratlon. Some experience required, both white TV. 19,000 Btu air conditioner. 787- 775-9300 SultoBle for adults. No pets. 787-1935. An almost new Colonial home In Rumson. residential and commercial 7414209. : 4351. for microphones. Asking $175. Wl-3227 after 5 p.m. 300 Motn St.. Asbury Park KEYPORT — Efficiency. Two rooms, Four bedrooms, Vh baths. Private back INTERDATA Open daily tii 9 Sot. tii 5:3 Available Immediately. 5135. Coll RELIABLE FAMILY MAN — With me- 2 Crescent PI. Oceonport, N,J. yard. All of this for MO,750. chanical abilities, living In Red Bank- 2444111 (Directly behind Holiday inn Bldo.) OUR46TH YEAR WANTED TO RENT JOSEPH G. Long Branch area, to work tor sewer An Equal Opportunity Employer Call us for free estimate on aluminum sld ^IXl?VeDTERS? LEONARDO — Unfurnished. Three room: company. No experience needed. Will WORKING MOTHER — And two school train. Call 741-1)93. Ing, seamless heavy duty high back alumi- tractor, $50. Phone 5*4-3318. WHITE .032 gauge (heavy) seamless, and both. All utilities. Security, rtter SUPERINTENDENT - Couple, woman num gutters, roofing. hfflhbock aluminum flutter, Installed wllh enc«. No pets. $135 monthly. Coll 291-2391 oge children desire unfurnished apartment to clean, man to do all general repair. stainless steel screws. . . no unsightly between 4 ond 4 p.m. • or small house, Red Bank only, $175 top. COUNTRY & WESTERN DRUMMER — Apartment, utilities, and salary plus ELECTRIC RANGE — White, GE 4O'\ 22C Excellent references. Coll 842-1180 from 9 AAcCUE Must be ol age, IB and over. 739-1290 after bonus. 222-8233 or 741-7743. PROWN'S volts. Excellent condition. Reasonoble. hanging brackets used. Call for free estl Realtors mote. FOUR ROOMS i Heat, hot woter sui tol. 30 Rlttge Rd.. 4 p.m. '32 Broad St. Red Bonk 741-7500 Coll 566-1509. piled. Couple preferred. Inquire al 5 842-2760 ORGANIST — And choir director fo> • - BEST TOP SOIL GIGANTIC SALE PROWN' Beer St.. Hazier. 264-0834. SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY — Seeking OIAMOMD SALESMAN - National [ew- small church. Write, giving qupffflcaflons Every Sat.'and Sun. 02 Brood St 741-7500 rental units for clientele. If you ha"e and salary expected, fo Church, P.O. Box Oood fill dirt, sand, etc. Eckel's Trucking, . Red Bank elry chain looking tor aggressive man. Why have o goroge- sale wh«n for S3 a day STORE SALEI Contents of several home SEA BRIOHT - All year 3»-rpom fur- apartments or houses tor rent, call Mrs. RARE THESE DAYS Prefer married, with or without selling 216, Kecnsburg, N.J. . ___;Moro.onvlller49t-W07_ . you can take advantage of our highway now In our store on sole) Walnut servers, nlshed apartment, private entrance. 10 Wilson, 542-8000, Ext. 249. No commission )nly S1B.0O0. Three-bedroom home In ex- experience, for Immediate opening In our frontage ond advertising. Set up your own 112.50. China closets. S39. Buffets. 519.50. minutes fo Fort Monmouth. N.Y. bus oh :ellent neighborhood. Spacious dining Eatontown, N.J., store. S45O to start plus BARTENDER WANTED — Male or fe- TEAC TAPE DECK — Model A-2050, four corner, All utilities. JUS plus security. 'oom, enclosed porch. Needs your magic male. For service bar. Town and Country heads, four track, two channels, new con- table ond sell. Catl 7874932, far Informa- Sick room commode. S10JO. Four bridge 842-1100. MIDDLE AGED COUPLE _ Desires two- bonuses ond commission. Our men aver- tion. choirs, S10. Utility cabinets, 17.50. Maple louch. Don't delay. Coll today. age 1900 a month plus Blue Cross ond Inn, HWY 3^- Keyport, N.J- For Interview, dition, $200. Mercedes Benz trailer hitch, ledroom apartment or small house. Red crib, complete, like new, $19.50. scot TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT - Heat company paid profit sharing. Excellent $15. Custom luggage rack, S15, both tor LAWN AND HOUSE SALE - Garden lime spreader, $3.50. Eight nudes, SK lank area. No pets. Reply Box C-113, The RUSSELL M. BORUS advancement opportunity as we ore ex- $25. 391-0322. Items, furniture, lamps, draperies, tools and hot water supplied. No cats, no dogs. •ally Register, Red Bank. OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIANS — each. Also new base cabinets, utility cabl Suitable for adults. One month security. REALTORS panding nation-wide. Call 542-5771 between Immediate openings for well-trained tech- ELECTRIC DRYER — Six- months old. cinder blockj, brlc-a-broc, toys, etc., etc. nets, wardrobes, kitchen sets, etc., etc 4-9 p.m. . from 10 a.m. on Thurs., Frl., Sat., at 56 Ruscll's, 25 E. Front St., Red Bank. 741- Superintendent, Apt. #10, Park Locusl 600 River Rd. , Fair Haven nicians with experience. Goad salary. $100. Vanity and bench, $25. Cesk, $15. Gardens, 50 Locust Ave., Red Bank. SINGLE WOMAN - Desires one-bed- William St.. Red Bank, next to Red Bank room unfurnished apartment or. cottage. 747-4532 LAB TECHNICIAN - Hlah school gradu- Professional atmosphere. Benefits. Apply Call 842-9031. AAonor East. Personnel Dept., Monmouth Medico I Cen- FREEHOLD- Efficiency. Lote Sept. occupancy. Red Bank area ate, some college preferred. Stauffer- GIGANTIC BASEMENT SALE - An- ANNUAL ANTIQUE YARD SALE (Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Rumson, Lin Wacker Slllcone Corp., Line Rd., Mala- ter* Long Branch. YARD SALE — Books, clothes, material Coll otter 3 p.m. INCOME PROPERTY tiques, furniture, sewing machine. Small COPPER KETTLE ANTIQUES croftl. 842-508*., « n Red Bank. Duplex. Three apartments. wan. 5*6-0300. appliances, quality clothing. Paintings. and patterns, two bikes, knick-knacks, 251 Monmouth Rd., Oakhurst. 431-4341 SITUATIONS WANTED lamps, 196S Chevy car ports ond nice .ovely new kitchens, new berths. Fenced Brlc-a-brac. Glassware, drapes, linens, No lunk. All decorator Items ond antiques LUXURY APARTMENT - Monmouth ELDERLY COUPLE — No children, no In yard, Live rent-free. Excellent value at SUPERINTENDENT — For small garden ICO's of Items. Don't miss this one! Begin- junk; Aug. 13,14, 10 to t, 5 MacKenn PI. from our stock at clean-out prices. Don' apartments. Woodbrldge area. Apartment FEMALE New Monmouth. Hills section. 3V> rooms. Heat, hot woter, pets, wishes to rent home or first floor ning Wed., 10 a.m. 33 Brookslde Rd., miss thlsl Sun., Aug. 15, 10:30 to 4:30 gas, electric included. Security, reference apartment. Two1 bedrooms. Garage. mooo. available. Write la Box E-161, The Dally Leonardo, (off Hoslord Ave.) 291-1273. Rain dote Aug. 22. Register, Red Bonk. HOUSEKEEPER AND COMPANION - SPACE SAVER — Twin beds, corner required. Swimming pool privileges. S180 Red Bank, Mlddletown, Hazlet. 74I-M53. For lad/. Have references. Experienced. maple toble, slipcovered In blue and month. 872 1913. Coll otter 4 p.m.. 741-36M. SWIMMING POOLS - Sacrifice. Calif, WATERBURY MANAGING BARTENDER — Nights. white, floral print, approximately one WE NEED — Fivo or six, 2-3 bedroom Good salary, vacation. dealer closes doors. Manufacturer asks us SWAP OR EXCHANGE l'/i ROOMS — Unfurnished, tile bath PRACTICAL NURSE — Will care for el- to dispose of remalnlna luxury above- year old. Ideal for child's roam, den or Light housekeeping, good location. Quiet Rt>nlol Homes, furnished or unfurnished Call 717-9749 guest room. 1)50. Coll «7t-5»20. TRAVEL TRAILER WANTED - Pay from S8S to S3S0 per month for incomin< AGENCY derly or III person. References. Write Box grouna ALUMINUM, REDWOOD ond Fl- mature business person. 7414)741. Realtor 45 Years of Service Insurer MAN — For heating and servicing mobile F-141, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. BERGLAS swimming pools af LESS cash. Buy "as is." Must be reasonable. personnel. THE BERG AGENCY. Rl. 3S THAN HALF PRICE. All pools fully GARAGE SALE — Kitchen Items, tools, Alto utility or boat trailer wanted. 787 RED BANK — Three rooms furnished. Middletown. 671-1000. 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank homes. Must hovt tools. Call onytime. antique wagon wheel, toys, skis, camera. Use "Holly, The Home Finder" RESPONSIBLE WOMAN — Wllhes to ba- equipped. Guaranteed Installation and Call after 5 p.m. CHOICE MIDDLETOWN LOCATION — bysit for school teacher In Mlddlefown terms. Call Joey Collect. (409) M5-4730. 75 Cayuga Ave., Oceanport, Frl., Sat., 787-2508 Sun.. Aug. 13,14,15,9 tot. YOUNG COUPLE — With baby and small With 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. Four EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES- VlHoae area. Have 4 year eld. 671-2653. dog, desires unfurnished apartment or wdroom3f Vh tiled baths. Colonial eus- MAN - Coll Jack Conway. STERLING PARTIES ARE EXTRA FUN — When you MACHINERY FOR SALE FURNISHED 3 PLEASANT ROOMS - om-bolitnome on one acre. Beautiful set- 1969 PHILCO AUTOMATIC WASHER Third floor, light housekeeping. Private. cottage. Sept. 15 occupancy. 1125 month or THOMPSON ASSOCS., Rumson, 747-0900. EXPERIENCED SECRETARY - Wishes rely on A to Z Rental Center, 161 Newman ONE Vi-TON ASPHALT ROLLER Ing of 100-year-old trees. Log siding play- Interesting lob at home. WIN pick up and Springs Rd., Shrewsbury. 741-0040. Bor- as firm Quiet, mature. Dullness person. 7414)761. louse and fort, built next fo stream in deliver work. Coll 842-3611 after 5 p.m. 787-2061 Call AUTO CLEAN-UP MAN — Must have ex- row almost anything — chairs, fables, um- 244-1062 after t p.m. back. Privacy of woods od|ocent to or- perience and driver's license, lor new car brella sets, dance floors, china, silver- 7' SLATE FISCHER POOL TABLE chard. Three years old. Circular drive. . Top woges. Call Mr. Longo, 5M- CHILD CARE — My home warklno moth- ware, linens, etc. Reasonable rates. We COMMERCIAL RENTALS FURNISHED ROOMS -ully landscaped, Central air condi- er. Hailet. Near Lily Tulip. Call for Inter- Must Sell. 1M2 CASE 530 — Diesel backhoe. From deliver. 741-3126 end loader. Top condition. S130O. Call 229- COLONIAL FURNISHED - Quiet, pri- tioning, electronic air filler, humidifier, str view, 787-1453. ^^_^ FOR RENT - Shop or boutique available wall-to-wall carpeting. Large fireplace 6WS. at "The House on Monmouth St." Coll 842- vate area, Rumson. Own entrance, park- YOUNG MAN — For sales In hardware ANTIQUES — Five matching side chairs, HOOVER WASHER AND DRYER - with built-in stereo and bar In paneled dept. Experience helpful but not essential. < REFINED MATURE LADY — Would like 4835 or 747-5253. Ing. Suitable for business woman. 842-3007* family room. Paneled study. Preslfge dec- good, except cane, $50. Wine bottle lamp, Apartment sice, two months old. 1220 for- ves Six day work week. Steady, with fringe to da babysitting. Call "metal, $io. 542-2827. MERCHANDISE WANTED orating of drapes, wall paper, imported benefits. Write, slating all details, to Box! 741-1939 both. Phone 291-572A NEWWAREHOUSE FORRENT- In Little Silver. 7.050 sq. ft. Four large oven He foyer, fixtures throughout. Oversize D-145, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. i USED FURNITURE FOR SALE OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china PRIVATE HOME — And entrance. Cook- :ltchen with full bullt-lns. Full I 15' LINCOLN — Travel Trailer. Self-con- head doors. Call 741-/123 evenings. ., _ ... basement, Call between 6-8 p.m. tained. Sleeps five. Good condition. 1195. ilassware, art oblccts and bric-a-brac, ng privileges. Female only. Coll Z-i p.m. MAN — Young, driver's license required, i FINANCIAL 671-9226 .mmediote cash for anythingthing, aann d every. partl—, y finished. ILarae patio sun deck with 787-5519. OFFICE SPACE — Air conditioned, 3000 lullt-in barbecue. 173,500, For.appoint- General duties for new cor agency. Call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES thing. Ruscll's, 25 East Fron t St. 7 " sq. ft., S3.25 per sq. II. Will divide to suit Mr. Longo, 5664100. ! TANDEM BIKE — Like new. «7B. CROCHETED ARTICLES — Made to or- ROOMS — In small hotel, $16 per week. ment, 67M631. Coll alter 6 p.m. 'ANTIQUES — Paintings, N.J. Atlas Et- Parking facilities available. Schanck der, Coll Agency, FRealtors, 8 Linden PI., Red Bank Call MEN PART-TIME MONMOUTH COUNTY 741-5864. 739-2279 >t:fcs purchased and appraised. 747-2003. 2914066 60 ACRES ON WOODED HILLSIDE — Country general store In full operation li >Th« Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Broad St., 747-0397. -rontage two roads. Nursery stock. Two- SPINET PIANO — Estey. Excellent con- Three nights, half day Saturday, plus car eluding existing building, store and tin MOVING— Must sell household contents. 'Shrewsbury. OFFICE SPACE — New woll-towall cor RED BANK — Private room In apartment family house. 185,000. Clarksburg, N.J. bonus. Interviews Friday, 6:30 p.m. sharp living quarters,.full stock of fresh reta dition. Reasonable. Call 609-259-2685. 767-48B6. Lime Sliver. petln' g anantd paneling, first floor Brood St, with all apartment privileges. Convenient "4 Broad St. (fit. 35) Braaar Bldg. merchandise, ol) lixiures; also sells pose CONTENTS — Of homes purchased. Cosh location. Gentleman. References. 872-18B1. Shrewsbury. line, motor products and smokers' I fern: Phone 747-3J97 or 7474178 • laid tor unusual Hems ana clean, usto Private entrance. Ampl1e c off-street park. APPLEBROOK RANCH — Secluded tt 1 ing on premises, Includl" mig al- l utilities. . Good volume. Excellent for man-wife op LOVE SEAT — Just refinlshed In antique MINI BIKE — Good condition. 4 h.p. Best lurnlture. 227-8933 or 229-5782. acre. Three bedrooms, dining room, pan- eratlon Sickness cause of sale. $50,000 fo velvet. Beuatlful. Coll evenings alter 6, Available Sept. 1st. 1200 per month. AL- EATONTOWN AREA offer. Call afler 5p.m. LAIRE-FARROW, Realtors, 294 BrorJ CALL eled den, fireplace. Dishwasher, dryer, entire package. 229-5136. 264-9117 WANTED patio With aas grill. 137,500.671-2723. HELP WANTED Used Oriental Rugs St., Red Bonk. 741-3450. 922-1118 Chinese ond Persian MALE OR FEMALE MEYER MORRILL iN STOCK , GUNS— New and used. Buy, sell o OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - U per ROOMS FOR RENT - Twlnllght Hotel LINCROFT — Three-bedroom Rcnch. Den Exclusive Broker trade. MANN V AND MARYS SPORTS Also Wall Tapestries sq. ft. Modern building, all utilities Includ- hrewsbury Ave., Highlands, N.J. 87] with fireplace. Wooded lot. Near Pkwy. 56 Church St. Little Sliver (42-4176 rf.avy duly Big-M aluminum WHiTE .' SHOP, Rl. 36, East Kconsburg. 787-0508. FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 ea Immediate occupancy. On site pork, FHA mortgage. Owner. 542-0539. trjinblnolion windows, / silts, M3.V9 co. TREMENDOUS POTENTIAL ng. 1400 sq. It., 740 sq. ft. or 300 sq. ft. • GARAGE SALE — Sot., Aug. 14. House- COIN COLLECTIONS - Gold and silver Call Bill Klnneqr, The Berg Agency, Reel- FURNISHED ROOM - Share kitchen and More Classified RESTAURANT — And small hotel. Fa PROWN'S hold Items. Surfboard, clothes, sports coins, war nickels. Will pay lop current tors, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. ofl-lBo. QUALITY CONTROL rent or sale. Coll otter 6 p.m. bath. One block from business section. j? Brood St. Rca Bunk /4ij7J0O equipment. Large desk, tires, golf clubs, market. Example: silver dollars 12 ond Call between 1-5, 741-W81. on Next Page 741-1)44 floor scrubber, pop records, 5fnger sew- 4)p. Mr. Romeo, J87S951. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - 600 sq. ft. Prbcess control WAACKAACK ARMS Ino machine, rink roller skates, guitar, New. Will divide ond finish. In Holmdel. FRONT ROOM — Five windows, tarae, GUARANTEED OPPORTUNITY - Ea ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cosh paid beautiful. Safe parking. Beach. Business HOUSES FOR SALE and inspection Sporting goods, fishing tockle, guns. 199 etc. U Townsend Dr., Mlddletown, 471 944-4444. ger to earn In a business of your own 5TO. LE5 DEUX & DON PONS. 799 River Rd. aerson Reasonoble 872-1117 work. Experience TO0% guaranteed? Get started today, ful MoinSf., Kconsburq, 787-6333. Folr Hoven. 842-4257 or 741-4337. not required, will or paa-tlme. Ideal for husband ond wlfi ANNUAL LAWN SALE — Starts Mon., NAN JOHNSON COMMERCIAL RENTALS be trained on job. team; Act nowl Call 747«« or 747-932 BEST TOP SOIL BUYS AND BUYS DISTINGUISHED for exclusive Interview. No obligation, m Aug. U. Fabrics, furniture, etc. Little Sil- Must be alert and 74I-248J ' ver Upholslery^T-JWO. rom an entire household to a slnale Item, QUALITY details over phone. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. Al (umtture. antiques, jewelry, silver. Imtne. OFFICES dependable. No Located In center ol Red Bank Business shift rotation. Ex- imukes, new or used. Guaranteed Low as MOVING — Crib and mattress, 113. Gym dlole cash. You get top dollar for your PIZZERIA FOR SALE 425. Scrpico'5, 101 Monmoulh St. Next to set, SBSB .Lg Luggaggage carrier for car, $12. thlnos. 741-5331. i district. SPECIALS cellent fringe ben- SUBLEASE FULLY EQUIPPED Ihealcr. 747-O485. Items In ooroge SO*. • Central Air Conditioning efits. CALL 717-1004 BENCH GRINDER - 8", heavy duty. ',. ' MTNI-BIKE FIVE-PIECE KITCHEN SET — Table, • Self Service Elcvctor h.p. 3450 rpm. Good condition. Enclosed • Private Parking Space Red Bank Area S75 tour chairs. Yellow Formica. Perfect con- guards with dust collector outlets. 775-1811 THE SUB SHACK Call 2294701 dition. MO. O7I-37OT. • Complete Janlloriu) Service - RED BANK otter 6 p.m. ^_^^ • individual Thermostatically Con- Fully equipped, all machinery Included; DESKS SI5 up, FILES SI!.50 up, toblos. CONTENTS OF HOME SALE — Moving. trolled hletit Now, modern oflic-s suite, 1100 tq. ft., lir MIDDLETOWN COLLECTOR — WIN pay S300 for Lionel • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport Actlve business, near Red Bank Hlgt Chairs, adding mochines, typewriters ol- 12 Blnghom Hill Circle, Rumson. Call 842- engine 381 and cars 412 through 416, good conditioned. Reception room, two privmo Spanking now .FHA or Gl fi- School. Musi sell. U2-mt> belore 7 p.m. lice equipment, elc. ot bargain prices. 0012. condition. 774-3710. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, Rle. 64 Broad btreet Red Bank offlcss carpaifld. general office area. Im- nancing to qualified buyers. 35, Ookhurst. 531-3950. PANASONIC STEREO CASSETTE WANTED — Stenotype machine. Coll for appointment fo imped msculats, needs no rofurbiihing. Mora Throo bodrooms, 1 Vi baths, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES RECORDER — With AM-FM radio, two than ample paiking. Rent «575 B month. COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY -»• Solid speakers. Perfect condition. 842-1164. -Coll Barbara 747-1100 family kitchen, largo recreation vinyl siding doesn't dent like obsolete 7412093 4 yean lam to go. Will maka concession room. Hurry! $29,900 metol siding. 'Coll tor-lree cstiniote, D.W. 5 H.P. RIDING MOWER — 2 h.p. reel rXERCYCLE — Or similar equipment. 6,000 bQ. FT.r-O« LtASfc lo right tenant. Borr Homo Improvements. fi4?-20S3. mower. Disc brake for mini bike. Me- Used. LKiht munuloctunny loll BUILD YOUR FUTURE chanical drawing board ond accessories. Coll 741-5231 ' 74 00 PIANOS-ORGANS Coll 747-2970. ' ._S1L '''I ATLANTIC Used spinets from S195. Unlimited rentals SPACIOUS — Summer cool, air condi- 'ROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE — Ap Phone from S7.50 for Yamaha-Conn-Kimball tioned. Sycamore Greens. Browsers wel- PETS AND LIVESTOCK Tfoxlmatcly 4,000 sq. ft. of prime ohicc HIGHLANDS Wurlltjer-Chlckerlng. FREEHOLD MV come. Antiques, Interiors, decorator >pacc in professional zone of Red Bonk, Four bodrooms, two balh Colo- SIC CENTER, 12 Tnrockrnorfon SI. 442-Items, paintings, etchings, French ond COLLIE — Pedigreed, frl color, smooth mmcdicile occupancy. Will decorate ana 649-6200 WITH ESSO 4730. Oriental furniture. Early 16th Century fur- haired male, 7 months old, excellent tem- partition to suit. Attractive long-term nial. Immaculate. Largo rooms, niture. Old China, glassware, brlc-a-brac perament. 717-4454. case available. Call HOWARD D. DEX- ERASSOC5. 747-2701. beautifully docoratod. A char- LIQUIDATING SALE of every description, 36 Sycamore Ave., FREE KITTENS — Beautiful half-Siom- APARtMENTS mer!$32,50O Alt home decorating Items in shop must Little silver. 741-1693. •M, assorted colors qnd trained. Call 747- IFFICE SPACE — Alatowon, Rl. 34. Ap- » sold. Reductions 40% and better. To- proximately 750 sq. fl. Immediate occu- GARAGE SALE — Wed., Thurs., and Frl., nancy. Call 566 0936 lor details. SERVICE STATION jftit mirron, aUttves, wall plaques. Aug. II, 12, and 13. 10 to 4 p.m. Furniture, ATLANTIC DEL STONE OF MONMOUTH quality clothing, drapes, toys, many mis- THREE KITTENS AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE5 Hwy 35 Ookhurst celloneous Hems. 107 Horseshoe Way, Lin- Free to good home. Reasonable rent. Immediate occupancV. HIGHLANDS DEALERS SWEET CORN - For froeilnfl. Now croft. Follow the dollar signs. Col!787-«I24 *pply Serplco's, 101 Monmoulh 51., Red ank, next to Corlton Theater. GREEN GROVE ready. S3 a bushel. Also fresh vegetables. HUSKY SICKLE BAR - Has new engine GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - Six BY THE SEA Ed Lourlno, Sycamore Ave., New Shrews- (3 h.p. BIS) 13" wheels wllh 4Vi" weeks old. Best breed. Black and silver FFICE SUITE-RED BANK — 756 sq. II. bury. cleated tractor tires, 350. Jocobsen sickle pray. t35. Colt offer 5 p.m., za-ttgi. in excellent location. Desirable tor any Overlooking N.Y. skyline. Three INDEPENDENCE "AND THE OP- 1919 SHASTA TRAVEL-TRAILER — bar, 36", recently overhauled, 4-cycle en- oteuion. Call 747.3730 between 9 ond S. bedrooms. Fuff basement. City glnt, ISO. 747-9720. "^ ADORABLE PUPPIES - Free to oood APARTMENTS PORTUNITY TO OPERATE YOUR 57". Twin gas tanks. Gas refrigerator, tomes. Accustomed to children. Llncrott. sewors. Valuable boach swim- OWN RETAIL BUSINESS-WITH heater. Gas stove with ovon. Flush toilet RED BANK OFFICE - Furnished, olr with holding tank. Klng-slM bed and top COLONIAL BEDROOM SET - Solid ming and boating privileges. AMERICAS LEADING ENERGY Cherry, five pieces, drester, mirror, conditioned. All utilities supplied. S9S per >unk bed. Just like new. Coll between chest. Two night tobies, spindle back 'OY POODLE PUP - Black male, 1! month. Coll 74M7M. Efficiency Also private swimming pooL COMPANY. PAID TRAINING -:3O-6:3O p.m., 74143*2. . double bed. wllldellver. 787-8011. weekis old, AKC registered. Call .$42,500. 5&.S430 OFFICE BUILDING - For rent. Highway One-bedroom AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE GARAOE SALE — Frl., Sat., Sun. 214 3«, West Keonsburo. 244-3777 AVAILABLE FOR QUALIFIED AP- )uffet, and large wall mirror. Bloi.- Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury. Moving, CHESTNUT MARE - 10 years old. Ex- two-bedroom PLICANTS. FOR INFORMATION- wood. Excellent condition, SIM. Two airmult lighten lood, many unusual Items • cellent for beginners or children. English, QUALITY conditioners, like new. 741-2175. .borgolns. ^^ and will take lumps. Owner leaving for SHREWSBURY — On Broad St. (Rt. 35) AND APPOINTMENT CALL:' • school Aug. 15. Must be lold. 542-1983. Sines to Newark ond N.Y.C. stop ot door. 99 Greengrove Ave, Key- GARAGE SALE —Frl., Aug. 13; Sal., 3round floor. Attractive paneling, built-in MR. FLYNN. 486 7000. EXT. 223 ANTIQUE SALE - Sot., Sun., 14th andAu0.14.10 a.m.-4 p.rrt. 136 Irwln PI., New port, Manager's Office. REALTY ASSOC. 15th. Furniture, old lamps, curio cabinets, Monmouth. WALKER PUPPIES rookshelvei ond cabinets. Private en* MOND4Y THROUGH FRIDAY cost Iron fountain, gloss, china, pair 01 deal| for hunting or pets. Five weeks old. ance and private washroom. Approxi- Apartment 34. Call 264- GEORGE A. DaLORME BETWEEN8»M imlT5PM brass ship lampi. Wood wheelbarrow, fan- FOUR SPEED - Ford Phllca solid state : appointment. Write Box D-142, 31' living room with fireplace and dining FLORIDA CALLING Mr. Hall or Mr. Corenj dl 741-7466. Real- Tlw Dally Register. Red Bank. area. A very unique home, 5-%% assu- GOTTA MOVE Now Is the time to buy that home, apart, lors. mablo mortgage. $57,000. ADAMS AGENCY Little Silver becutlful four-bedroom, two merit, duplex or Income property. Act Realtors-lmurora bath home. Enclosed porch, two-car get now! ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc., 2731 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Oakland Pk. Blvd., Ft. Louderdale, Flo. rage. Lovely treed property. Convenient agency 741-5098 842-5098 to stores and commuting. Asking 155.000. COLTS NECK — New 4 bedroom. 2-story The Dowstra Agency Realtors 3 Howard Ava. Avenue of 2 Rivara ALLAIRE-FARROW Colonial. Fireplace, basement. Appli- REALTORS Agency on,ces. air conditioning. Custom built. RUMSON 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver New Shrewsbury Rumion Realtors S49.S50. Builder, 071-W08. *" 91 E. Front St. R«d Bank OPEN 7 DAYS 394 Broad St., Red Bank 741-3450 WATERFRONT 741-8700 741-4500 S Corners. Mlddlelown 071-2590 1 Two acres 'HAZLET — J34.500. Three bedrooms, I .- Near Country Day. Centrally air •baths. Split. Large corner property. Pri- THREE ACRES ' HAZLET - 3 bedrooms, J-car oaroae, 1V4 conditioned. Five-bedroom home You would expect to pay much more for balhj, family room, potlo. ClTy lewers. vate fenced-ln yard. Wclk to train, schools with a great deal of charm. Walking distance to N.Y. buses. Prlncl- and stores. Coll 264-7584. Principals only. Three bedrooms and bath on sec- this choice locust location. Brick and pals. Bi.m or best offer. V*-im. IIOUSKS FOR SALi: ond floor. Two bedrooms, two frame Colonial having (our bedfoom*, 2'/a LOCUST — Income property. Eight-room baths on first floor. Two fire- baths, and downstairs powder room. Two home with two fireplaces. Plus carriage places. Large formal dining fireplaces, ona in family room, one in liv- Navesink Associates house containing two apartments, two ing room. Study. Screened porch with fireplaces, four ooroges, cnt acre. J4S.000. FOR REAL SERVICE room, den, heated sun porch. 3914411. - IN REAL ESTATE Beautiful grounds. $110,000. view of the river, (96,000. 1008 Hwy. 35 Realtors MARLBORO — Trees, trees surround Consult a four-bedroom custom ranch. Recreation The Dowstra Agency The Dowstra Agency MIDDLETOWN 671-0600 room with fireplace and bar, den, base- Member of REALTORS ment, garage. 339,500. sterling Mccann Red Bank Area REALTORS Real Eslatt. Broker. 5&S-9SM. 91 E. From St. Red Bank' 91 E. Front St. Red Bank MLS mL 741-8700 741-8700 HOUSES FOR SALE

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let us htlp you pick your n»w home. - Member of Four Multiplo Listing Services OAK HILL MIDDLETOWN HOLMDEL Stately center hall Colonial on large beautifully land- YEAR OLD LimE SILVER COLONIAL scaped, wooded, hillside property with 16x32 in- Five bedrooms, 3V4 baths. Expanded ranch. Country size kitch- 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, family room with fireplace, sun- ground pool. Many valuable extras: 2-zone heating, two en, formal dining room, family room with raised hearth fire- furnaces, water softener, gas grill, new hot water heater place. Wall-to-wall carpeting and drapes are a few of the extras. deck, basement, 2 car garage. $54,900. and circulator. Fireplace in the living room. Oversized Walking distance to Holmdel State Park. Don't miss seeing this PERFECT STARTER OR RETIREMENT RUMSON bedrooms (4). Living room 25x14, large screened porch beautiful home. Asking S 63,900. overlooking garden and pool area. Two-car attached ga- Home on attractively landscaped plot. 24' living room, dining SOUTHERN COLONIAL rage. area, 2 bedrooms, oversized garage. AluminiAn siding for low maintenance. 528,500. Perfectly beautiful 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath home with many magnifi- MATAWAM STRATHMORE CAPE COD cent trees. Tremendous sized rooms, iwo fireplaces, den, game Four lage bedrooms, 2Vi baths. Extra large lot. Central air con- room. Enclosed breezeway. Priced at $65,000 ditioning and a 15'x19' professionally added family room. One- 1.8 ACRES car garage. Walking distance to schools and buses. Asking of privacy with trees and hedges. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, $35,500. Call now we have the key ... unique Studio, den, basement playroom. Centrally Air-Condi- 636 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN tioned. New 40' swimming pool. Many extras. Call for in- spection; Asking $61,100. 741-4477 MIDDLETOWN SPECIAL ;ni; This large four-bedroom split with large living room, formal din- PRESTIGIOUS OAK HILL ing room and kitchen, game room, basement and two-car ga- Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch. Spacious living and din- rage also includes a 41 'x 18' Sylvan kidney-shaped pool with ing rooms, den. eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, delightful Roman stairs, Japanese garden and Hawaiian bar on the patio. porch, fireplace, basement, 2 car garage. Transferred owner A MUST on your list of homes to see. Asking $46,500. asking $48,500. •

HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N.J. 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N.J. 671-3311 741-5212 Berg will open 19 real estate offices inLincroft NOT ONE LEMON

RUMSON MIDDLETOWN A tent was pitched on the private COLONIAL FOR GROWING front lawn of this family oriented 4-5 Attractive 4-bfldroom, 214 bath Co-. bedroom, three bath Colonial with Ionia I on a beautifully wooded lot of- PAINS spacious well proportioned rooms. fering complete privacy. Within Now the largest residential real estate In fact, Berg helps buy and sell more than An army of tents could be pitched in We offer this quick remedy. Take walking distance to schools, shop- four spacious bedrooms, three full the glen of this charming older organization in New Jersey is coming to town. $1.5 million dollars worth of real estate ping, bus and R.R. station. Asking / baths, followed by gamerootn, fire* home. Asking $69,900. Call 842- $53,900. Call 671-2300. place and two-car garaga. 19x16 With a brand new office that is really all our 2900 every week of the year, in all price ranges, master bedroom. 17x12 second bedroom, $44,500. Relax, and call offices rolled into one. Because from this in all locations. We also provide a complete LINCROFT OAK HILL in the morning. Call 566-7600. "one office we list your home in all our loca- package, if desired, including insurance and COLONIAL COLONIAL SPLIT tions (if you're selling) . .. or find you a mortgage financing. And for you business- Four bedrooms, three full baths, BRICK AND Barely "broken in". This roomy Two fireplaces, large paneled family home from all our locations (if you're buying). men, there are complete commercial, four-bedroom, Vh luxury bath, spBr- room, eat-in kitchen, formal dining CEDAR RANCH industrial and investment departments. klmg Colonial has all the advantages room, trees and all in mint condi- Either way, the results are faster and of a new home. Oversize den and Four-bed room, 2% baths, game- tion.-Asking $51,900. Call 671- room, raised hearth fireplace, 19x14 garage. Full basement. Dining room 2300. closer to just what you want—because our Isn't it just plain good sense to deal with and eat-in kitchen, appliances and master bedroom. Many large trees carpeting included. Short walk to ort this very private acre. Asking hundreds of sales people and thousands of ' one that gets you what you want? golf course. Anxious owner asking $64,900. Call 566-7600. 944,500. Calf,342-2900. BRAND NEW advertising lines in dozens of newspapers Berg. The Professionals. DEEPDALE HOLMDEL reach more people, in more parts of New RIVERFRONT Crisp, handsome lines and a ground- Jersey, more often than any other real estate Tare by tho river/ Nol Twolvo oaks COLONIAL hugging appearance are a few of tha agency in the state. by Iho river. Unique fivB-badroom, This lovely 4-bedroom, 2Vi bath * amenities of this spacious S-bed- six boll) southern Colonial with home is undor construction and can room, Vh bath Colonial. Fireplace, spacious rooms. 175' ot bulkheadod bo made to suit your dream. A air conditioning end a well-appoint- ed 1'/i acre lot. Call for details. Ask- riverfront. Greenhouse and solarium maid's room over the garage and a ing $65,000. Call 666-7600. aro but a few of the features you've laundry room on tho first floor, A always wanted. Asking $160,000. stream in trie rear of this large , Call 842-2900. wooded site. Priced at $69,500, Call 671-2300.

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Offlcii In M.tuch.ni • Mlddl,to*n • Som.rnt . p.rlln • H.llet • Old Brldg. a Scotch PI.In, • Eirt Brun.wlck • W.itP.Urun TomiBlwr » B.lckTown . Lak.wood . W.n.m.... . j.r.., CHy • Colmli • P.l.r...n . Uncrofl . M.n.iqu.n"i' Hamilton HOUSES FOR SALE AM) UttKAUC U>TSA\l)A(ftKA<;K HOUSES FOR SALE The Daily Regirter, Red Bank - Middfetown, N.J, Friday, August 13,1971 19 Hfft€WSB LAST CHANCE REAL ESTATE WANTED LEGAL NOTICE p w edtjbl'desoc t-oroj family n.edww fofo r thihs wonderful OWNERS WANT ACTION! TALK TO THE PROS - List vow home tired and anxious ranch. Sevn le bbedroomsd , three full with us! We're on Investment, not rin ex- NOTICE Owner r Oen ood livig o BE IN FOR SCHOOL pense! Roger P. Cozens Agency. 747-7684. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on August I Member of Multiple Listing Service. 24, IWlurf 1:00 p.m. Btrp Enterprises, lf>- to sell COLTS NECK coproated will appear before ttie Borough Lots of trees and privocy RUMSON of Red Bonk Planning Board at the Munic- .ovely orea Large lot. Four bedrooms. Colts Neck — Holmdel Births —Well built air conditioned ipal Building, Monmouth Street, Red . , MIDDLETOWN llder tome, tastefully remodeled. Ml ,265. Me hove realty qualified buyers, so for ante, on Itt application for a major subdl- ranch in ttiint condition Smoll lomlly? Cope Cod, two-bedrooms, Owner of 51 acre farm Is about to subdivide same Into 5 ast efficient service, call J.D. Roche, 'Isian ot premises situate at the south- «* both, full basement. Separate garage. Realtor, Rt. U, Colts Neck. 462-2741. easterly corner of South Bridge Avenue Living room 23x15 and 6 acre sites. Some woods, some hilltop, some open. LITTLE SILVER (ember Multiple Listing Service. md West Bergen Place. The properties fa RIVERVIEW b lwm foTo ine yfcor new. Four or five bedrooms. ie subdivided are currently known as Wall-fo-wall carpeting One with nice spring and stream. . . one with 200 year old Den. Full basement. «9,W». . ISTINGSOF BETTER HOMES- In Bed Bank in living room, dining ^ &ngM3! ' old peg barn. All very private. Located off Heyers Mill Rd. Keansburg-Middletown-Hciztet-Holmdel. Mock 94, Lots 1, 2,14, MA and 15 on the The Smolko Aoency. 787-0153. itdclal Tax Map or the Borough of Red Sfir. and Mrs. Douglas Her-; joom, halLand bedrooms RUAASON $44,000 and up. Brokers protected. Come see now. . .buy in SHREWSBURY Sank, New jersey. The subdivision maps I Two ceramic tiled baths spring after subdivision. Convenient to schools and shopping. Top WE BUY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR ire on file with the Borough Cle&k and shio (nee Hitomi Yasuda), 559 , WATERFRONT area. Pretty three-bedroom Ranch on well In any condition. nnv hf reviewed orior to Ine hearing, • property 206x185x230 Lovely ranch with o mognlllcent view bl ondscopedlol.W1.000. iny Interested party or their represento- Garfield Ave., Beliord, daugh- '^ Sn'fwsbury River. Four-bedrooms. Phone 257-7828 ive may be present at the hearing. i Asking $4000 JOSEPH G. ter, Aug. 7. 3y> baths. All rooms oversize. Lovely 13 S4.75 : REDDEN AGENCY omlly room with fireploce. All the nice Call Alex B. Her, 431-0073 after 8 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE Mr. and Mrs. Robert ; Realtor things you would expect in this new cus- lom built home ore yours for JI30,000. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Groossraan, 16 Heather Lane, 5 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank AAcCUE Notice 1$ hereby given that on Monday, JOSEPH 30 Ridge Rd. MONMOUTH COUNTY : •••• 741-9100 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE »ugust 23, 1971 of 9:00 P.M. In the Town- SURROGATE'S COURT New Monmouth, son, Aug. 7. : Reglfors ship Holl. Colts Heck, N.J. a public hear- STATE OF RENA ALLEN, also-known 3 Evenings: 747-3799 RUMSON - Choice living orea Spacious ng will be conducted by the Planning s ANDERENA ALLEN. DECEASED Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'anch. Combination living room and din- 842-2760 loard In regard to Application *72 Wal- Pursuant lo the order ot S. THOMAS MIRANTI Ing room with fireplace, electric kitchen, NEWLYWEDS Er zlmmerer, Jr. on property designated 5AGLIANO, Surrogate of the County of Burns (nee Martha Conlin), PROUD OWNER RIVER PLAZA Kmeted den, three bedrooms, 1wo baths. os Block 1 tot 6 In the oreo ot Route 34 \Aonmouth, this day made, on the appli- MAKEiyr HAPPEN :ull basement, hot air oil heat. Laroe (a- OR RETIREES and Laird Rd. Tbls Is for preliminary ap- 171 Kings Hwy., Mlddletown, . REGRETS $24,900 proval of a motor subdivision for a tract :dion ot Ihe undersigned, Jessie Keitel Member ot Multiple "fsting Service. lousled porch, attached one.car garage. Two-bedroom house. Living room, mod- «oie Executrix ot the estate ot the said son, Aug. 7. He can't iake ttils lovely home with him Over one ocre. Now $67,700. ern kltchen-ond bath, Goslieat. Washer, of land40.88 acres Into 37 lots. Rena Alien, also known as Anderena Allen when he leaves this weekend. B years 24 Riverside Ave. refrigerator. Large sliding door closets. A.E. RUPPEL, Secretory deceased, notice h hereby given to the Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vi- young, in mint condition, with river _^ 747-9300 Quiet, tree-lined street In RUMSON - Convenient settled area. Co- Color television antenna. New plumbing Planning Board creditors of sold deceased to present lo rights. Four spoclous bedrooms, S'/? Furnished Contemporary Jonlol. Fireploce in living room, dining ond wiring, 220 volts. Close to trans- the sold Sole Executirx their claims under linski (nee Jacqueline Corco- benhs. Formal dining room. Family room very convenient location 'oom, kitchen, large den. Four bedrooms, portation, shopping, beach. Asking iug. 1] » oath within six months from this dale. with fireplace. Screened porch. Two-car 6 Months Old provide^ the setting for this wo baths. Full basement with gome NOTICE Dated: July 28th, 1971 ran), Arcadia Gardens, Old attached garage on lovely grounds with 17 WITH VIEW of the Shrewsbury River. young h6me for the growing 'oom. Steam oil heat. Attached one-car ESTATE OF THOMAS S. ADAMS, DE- JES51E KETTEL, Bridge, son, Aug. 7. X 40 in-ground pool. Must be seen! Asking Docking facilities lor boot. Enloy this 6 age. Large plot. 159,800. WATER VIEW CEASED (for benefit ol Nancy A. Haisl- 16 Second Street, 164,900. month old Contemporary. Living room family. Two bedrooms plus Rumson, New Jersey. 07760 with beamed IS' cathedral ceiling ond RUMSON — Centre!Iv located Cope Cod. New bi-level. Three bedrooms. Living Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Milius expansion for two more, room. Dining room. Kitchen and den. Liv- " ' NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Executrix WATERBURY stone fireplace. Large, formal dining Living room has a fireplace* lorge kitch- OF ACCOUNT room. Center loyer with imported tile family kitchen, ceramic tiled ng room fireplace. Hot water baseboard MUfom P. Kfrkpatrfcfc, Esq., (nee Mary Hendrick), Ll-Will- en, two bedrooms, one bath. Full deep Notice Is hereby alven that the accounts 130 East River Road, AGENCY flooring. Four bedrooms, Vh Baths. Pan- basement. Hot air oil heat. Screened heat. Gas dryer and dlsnwcrsher. Thermo- eled den. Enclosed lalousled DOrch over- bath, full basement, over- pane windows. Strato-iile siding, never I the'subscriber. Executor In re Eslate ol Rumson, New Jersey. 07760 ard Dunham Drive, Edison, Realtor 45 Years of Service Insuror porch, detached oversized two-car garage. Aortha Montgomery Adonis, a Oeceased Attorney took nfl 20 X 40 heated pool. Shoo carpet- sized garage. Maintenance Formal plot. B8.000 needs pointing. Near schools, trans- 112.50 daughter, Aug. 7. 62 Maple Aye. 747-3500 Red Bank ing throughout. All furnishings 4 months free exterior. Best VA and portation, shopping, and Atlantic High- Trustee, ond as Surviving Trustee of theAug. 6,13 - Use "Holly, The Home Finder" old Included In sole. Immediate occu- lands Marina. S39.900. estate of sold Deceased will be audited pancy. Totally complete. UJ.yOO. FHA terms. Call now. . . Dennis K. Byrne ond stated by the Surrogate ot the County NOTICE Dr. and Mrs. John Malta of Monmouth ond reported for settlement MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT ASHOWPLACE! $24,900. REALTOR-INSUROR to The Wlonmouth County Court, Probate (nee Ann Kirk), of 1004 Wide- • OCEAN TWP. BROOK AGENCY IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- I The large family will appreciate the prl- 8 West River Road/ Rumson Anne E. McCully. Realtor Division, on Friday, the 24th day of Sep- CATION OF JAMES PHILLIP apecko Drive, Wanamassa, j vacy offered in this well planned home, New Colonial -$42,900 Phone 842-1150 99 First Ave. Atlantic Highlands lember A.D., 1971. at 9:30 o'clock in. at O'CONNOR FOR LEAVE TO ASSUME t Four bedrooms, three baths, paneled fam- 291-1717 le County Court House, Monument and THE NAME OF JAMES PHILLIP 1 Jly room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, en- Just completed... This two-story Colonial BETTER THAN NEW MEMBER MULTIPLE Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at daughter, August 7. s one of a kind... no development. Four OURNE - closed porch. Terrace oft dining room. AAIDDLETOWN which time Application will be made for NOTICE OF HEARING ; Double garage, basement. Quid location. king slie bedrooms, 2'/i baths, paneled RANCH LISTING the allowance of Commissions and Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lopez- den. House Beautiful kitchen. Two-caivga- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ' 30-doy possession. Asking S42,9O0. $33,500 A spacious Shorecrest split-level on a well TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned Rivas (nee Brunilda Alvarez), rage and a full basement. What a buy Tor londscawd V< acre lot on a DEAD END Ooted*July 28th A.D. 1971. 3 ' ROGER F. i42MO «wers ond low taxes.. . /ill apply to the Monmouth County Court THREE STREET It has lour large bedrooms nnd UNITED STATES TRUST n the 2oth day of August, 1971 at 9:30 of 810 Fourth Ave. West Bel- two full baths, a large eat-In kitchen, for- COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 'clock li the forenoon at the Ciurt House PAULBRAGAR First time offered, this spot- OLD TIAAERS mal dlnlno room amf larae living room. A (By: Warren H. Dlckerson, n Ihe Borough ot Freehold, Hew Jersey, mar, a son, August 7. f COZENS less three-bedroom, two-bath 100-YEAR-OLD Colonial farmhouse. cpmlortoHe family room and >h basement VIce-Presldent), or a ijdgTient authciifng him tor leave Realtor ( give tti slome additional living area. Th» 45 Wall Street, Mr. and Mrs. John Ansback • $ Agency. Realtor 794 Brood St. Den, three bedrooms* seasonal porch. Hot to assume the nam? of James Phillip 747*221 S ranch offers center hall en-water heat. $29,500. - lome Is 5 minutes from 25 acre park, New York Cltv, N.Y. 10015 Bourne. s (Formerly Hall Bros.) trains, bus. and shopping. Listed at mm Executor In re Estate of Martha Mont- (nee Linda Shufelt), of 268 2 813 River Rd. 711-7664 . Fair Haven try, spacious living room, 53 YEARS ol graceful oqlng. Fireplace, JAMES PHILLIP O'CONNOR wr bedrooms, TVj baths, w acre of land- and anxious tor offers as owner Is trans- gomery Adams, a decDosed Trustee, and 5. r • Member Multiple Lisllng formal dining room, large Frank Catania, Esq. Brewer Bridge Road, Jack- CENTRAL AIR scaped grounds. -Attached garage. Taste- ferred. VA, no down. FHA, low down pay- as Surviving Trustee. 912 Qelmont Avenue kitchen with dining area, at- MvuxlaM. U0MO. ment. Financing available. Hadley S. King, Jr., Esq., North Haledon, New Jersey O7508 son, daughter, August 8. isse'jt • $28,500 Is lust one of the many extras in this im- LAKEFRONT 1«0-yeor-old Colonial. 2V, Attorney at Law, NEW LISTING TOP CONDITION maculate split level home featuring four tached garage. Quiet, no acres of ancient trees. Swim and fish from 811 River Road, Attorney tor Applicant Mr. and Mrs. Jose Velez Three bedrooms. Mlddletown house with bedrooms, i'h baths, formal dining room, traffic street, adjacent park. your owndock. Six bedrooms, three THE KIRWAN CO. Fair Haven. N.J. 07701 uly 23, 30, Aug. 6, 13 »3.D0 low maintenance aluminum siding. Fea-family room, science kitchen, ana many, Hths, out-bulldlngs. 173,900. (nee Anna Skolenko) of Pearl tures JWInp room, dining room, or fourth many extras loo numerous to mention. Very convenient location. REALTORS Aug. 6,13 119.00 NOTICE Immediate occupancy available, so hurry MONMOUTH COUNTY Drive, Farmingdale, daugh- bedroom, large eat-In kitchen, lull base- to »e this one! VA or FHA terms. Call now. ALLAIRE-FARROW ment. Two-ione hot-water heal. Corner lot n Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk • SURROGATE'S COURT enclosed with privacy tence. Plus city .. $33,500. AGENCY ESTATE OF THOMAS 5. ADAMS. OE ESTATE OF DOMINtCK F. ZiPORO, DE ter, August 8. sewers. VA ho dawn, FHA J2S00 down. Realtors CEASED (for benefit of Hugh M. Adams). CEASED Call 717-5500. $35,000 Comers.Mlddletown 671-3590 842-4350 NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT Pursuant to the order ot S. Thomas Gog^ Mr. and Mrs. John Kenney SPENCER 294 Broad St., Red Bonk 741-3490 OF ACCOUNT llano. Surrogate of the County of Mon> (nee Marie Garofalo), of 52 SPACIOUS FAIR HAVEN Notice Is hereby given that the account: mouth, this day made, on Ihe appllcatlor <: KIRWANCO. REAL ESTATE LINCROFT of the subscriber. Executor In re Estate ot Realtors This new listing is Ideally located for the Gracious Colonial with spacious flvfng of the undersigned, Efhel M. Ziporo, Ad- Birmingham Drive, English- $34,900 room, formal dlnlno room, family room Martha Montgomery Adams, a deceased ministratrix of the estate ot the sold Do- Campbells Junction Beltord Hwy 35 & Laurel Ave., Holmdel parkway commuter. Rustic cedar shake Trustee, and as Surviving Trustee of the >idlng. Only 14 years old and well main- with fireplace. Eat-In kitchen. Three bed- mlnlck F. Ziporo deceased, notice Is here' town, daughter, August 8. FHA-VA rooms, two baths, Lovely treed location estate of said Deceased will be audited by gjven to The creditors ot said deceased RUMSON — Four-bedroom Dutch Colo- tained. Three bedrooms, eat-In kitchen and staled by the Surrogate of the County nial. IV] baths, kitchen with nook, living Conventional Financing First time offered, this Colo- basement, patio, attached garage. 30-day on cul-de-sac. Tip top condition. Mid Fif- to present to the said Administratrix their Mr. and Mrs. James Sweet- Available ties. of Monmouth and reported for settlement claims under oath within six months from room with fireplace, separate dining nial split features living wssesslon. Attractively decorated. Just to The Monmouth County Court, Probate this dote. man (nee Susan Holse) of 87 room, den, wolMo-woll carpel. Full base- room, formol dining room, nstedot SttjOOD asking. See It today. Division, on Friday, the 24th day ot SEP- Dated: July 27th, 1971 ment. By owner J42,500. 741-6850 after 6 MONAAOUTH BEACH ' WATERFRONT TEMBER A.D., 1971, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., East Main St., Freehold, ftirn Best buy, on lot 150x100', two-story, four large kitchen, four bed- ROGER F. at the County Court House. Monument and ETHEL M .ZIPORO bedrooms, two baths, enclosed porches Designed for the larger family. Five bed- Court Streefs, Freehold, New Jersey, at S Lennox Avenue daughter, August 8. --1JEAL — Ocean Twp., W. Long Branch. rooms, two full baths, recre- rooms, three twlhs. living raom, dining Rumson, New Jersey ;CNW luxury homes, or will build to suit. front ond back, basement, fireplace, which time Application will be made for baseboard hot water heat. Low taxes. ation room, basement, ga- COZENS room, kitchen. Family room, redwooc the allowance of Commissions and Coun- Administratrix Mr. and Mrs. Edward Con- 2* CWtury HuUdlng Co. 531-0505 or 222-22W Asking 132,000. Aflency-Recllor sundeck. Situated on two acres In lovely sel fees. Messrs. Drarln, Warshaw, rage. Sewers in and paid for. xlvate area. Coll for additional Infarma- Auerbach&Rudnlck way (nee Jennifer Stiansen) ;LET*S MAKE A DEAL-BEST BID OTHER LISTINGS, TOO St. James Parish. Best VA (FormerW Hall Bros.) Dated July 28th A.D. 1971. 25 Reckless Place OWNER MUST SELL MULTIPLE LISTINGS 813 River Rd. 741-7636 Fair Haven UNITED STATE5 TRUST Red Bank, New Jersey of Halls Mills Road, Freehold, , ' tovely 2 to 4-bedroom Locust ranch with and FHA terms. Call now. Member Multiple Listing "CAMASSA AGENCY SWEENEY AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Attorneys full basement and fireplace. Treed acre $34,900. MODERN — Three-bedroom home. Com- Realtor By: WARREN H. DICKERSON son, August 8. . : With In-ground pool, redwood sun deck, 842-1492 bination dining room-family raom, kitch- 741:0336 , VIce-PreMdeni Aug. 6,13 V3-O0 brook. 2fM230. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wil- : REALTOR EVES. 842-0276 en, living room, basement, garage. Over 4 Porker Ave. Little Silver 45 Wall Street, acre ground. Convenient location. 535,900. Open 7.Days ' • New York City, N.Y. loots NOTICE son (nee Barbara Thomas), of -. 2 BY, OWNER — Our beautiful Colonial In EAST KEANSBURG — Newly remodeled McGOWAN, RYAN Executor in re Estate of Martha Mont MONMOUTH COUNTY # nights ond weekends- SHREWSBURY RANCH — Three bed- Fair Haven, New Jersey 07701 and shopping, Asking 138,000. Aug. 6,13 $17,50 of the undersigned, Edward Henry Cross riguez (nee Angelica Perez) ' OAKHURST - New raised ranch. Four rooms, bath, living room* dining area Administrator of the estate of Ine said basement game room, garage. Top condl HOUSES FOR SALE bedrooms, 3 baths. Auth Ave., corner Hol- P/)|NT PLEASANT BOROUGH — Under Alfred J. Hassinger Elizabeth Cross deceased, notice Is here of 1115 Seventh Ave., Nep- . brook St. Century Bldg. Co., 531-0505. tlon. $29,W». NOTICE by given lo the creditors ot said deceased 3 one year old, mint condition. Centrally air ESTATE OF THOMAS S. ADAMS, DE- conditioned three-bedroom, two-bath cape Agency-Realtor to present to the so)d Administrator their tune, daughter, August 8. i AAATAWAN -STRATHMORE — Air condi- Rumson 842-5980 CEASED (Trust for benefit af Martha M claims under oath within six months from Cod. Center hall, living room, dining Adorns,) tioned three-bedroom, two-both ranch. room, large eat-In kitchen, family room, SCHANCK AGENCY this date. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Strada CAHILL Cul-de-sac, oversized lot. 20x40 In-ground LITTLE SILVER SPLIT - Three bed- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Dated: August 6th, 1971 bedroom, hath on first floor. Two large REALTOR rooms, one bath, fireplace, formal dining OF ACCOUNT (nee Linda Labionda) of 2217 . pool with cabana. Owner, after 7:30 p.m., bedrooms and both second floor. Low, low EDWARD HENRY CROSS ; Ciiffwood Beach JM-3810. 8 Under, PL Red Bank room. Prime neighborhood. Asking Notice is hereby given thot the accounts taxes. Near everything Including* the US.0OO 11 William Street Hill Ave., Wall Township, son, Four bedroom Cape Cod overlooking beocfl. A beauty and It won't last. Owner 747-0307 Eve$. Sun. 747-40B8 of the subscriber. Executor re Estate ot WEST LONG BRANCH - New live-bed- Martha Montgomery Adams, Deceased Red Bank, N. J., the Rar.tan Bay. Many frees on lot! transferred and will sacrifice at 529,900. EDWARD A. HANLON Administrator August 8. Lorge screened deck on rear of room Colonial. 124 Whalepond Rd. Brick Phone 8S9-5133. By appointment. LINCROFT -RIMWOOD ESTATES Trustee, and Surviving Trustee of the es- house. VA-FHA terms available. Full front. Full basement. 5314505 or 222-2288. (Section II -Oft Phalanx Rd.) tate ot said Deceased will be audited and Messrs. Reussllle, Comwell, REALTOR stated by Ihe Surrogate of the County ot Mausner & Carotenulo Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ca- ' price 526,600. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Mint condi- Two-story Colonial on one acre. City wa- ter, sewers, underground electric. Four S04 Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrew&bun lAonmoulh and reported for settlement to 34 Broad Street, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY tion. Five bedrooms, two baths, family The Monmouth County Court, Probate Di- Red Bank, N.J,, pello (nee Elsa DeSanctis), 37 living room, formal dining room, deluxe bedrooms, Vh. batns. basement. Large > Township two-car oarage. 2-zone heating, air condi- 842-0110 vision, on Friday, Ihe 24th day of Septem- Attarnevs Patrician Drive, Toms River, • eat-In kilchen. Hot water heat. Basement. ber A.D.i 1971, at 9:39 o'clock o.m., at the J, ifpjDiless three bedroom Cape Cod. Walk to school, church. Excellent mort- tioned. Modern kitchen, family room* Aug.. 13, 20 SI3.00 laundry room, parch. 175,000. Other mod* Colts Neck — $60,500 County Court House, Monument ond Com son, Aug. 9. ; *Scl«fl,ceJIJ 'GMlar.. VA-FHA terms available. replacementatS30,l)00. COUNTRY els available: Ranches and English Tu- STORE/OFFICE dors. Built by Kleiner Bros. Construction family room, formal dining room, country time Application will be mode for the al- MONMOUTH COUNTY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Place FuiVpr%/ SQUIRE Real Estate Inc., Atlantic High- kitchen, V/i baths. Deck. Balconied entry. lowance of Commissions and Counse SURROQATE'S COURT lands. 291-3334. Evenings 1)\-\1U. Co., Eatontown. For information call 547 BUILDING 1100. Full basement, plus extras, extras. Cnoos ESTATE OF VERA S, JOHNSON, DE (nee Josepha Fargis), 4 Bran- your colors for early foil delivery. CEASED. UPTOWN LINCROFT — Contemporary redwood CROWELL AGENCY Da>afei d JutySBth, A.D. 1971. don Road, Marlboro, son, - HIGHWAY LOCATION EATONTOWN — Four-bedroom, t'A-bat UNITED STATES TRUS' Pursuant to the order ol S. Thomas Gaa- California ranch. Three bedrooms. Hying 741-7060 liano, Surrogate of the County of Mon- Truly a charmer." Four bedroom L- room has exposed beam, fireplace. Extra ranch. Paneled den/flreplace. Eat-l COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Aug. 9. GOOD PARKING kitchen, dining room, central air, patio, By: (WARReNMiDlCKERSpN mouth, this day made, on the application jttoMCl^Wfom Ranch featuring l'/i lorge kitchen. Many .ertrn*. #9,5«!, Prinr of the undersigned, The Monmouth County DoTnsV'fCrlrrJI dlWInb room, family dpals only. W4SU.. . :: ' dishwasher, carpeting, washer/dryer, re EASTKEANSBURG , , Vlce-Presiflenl Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meahan room, ond science Kitchen oil on a trlgerator. Asking M5.O0O. 542^262. , ' ' 45 Wall Street National Bank, Red Bonlc, ^ole Executor large, professionally landscaped lot. Immediate Occupancy New York Cliy, N.Y. 1001! of the estate of 1he said Vera S. Johnson, (nee Margaret Thomas)'; 24 Seeing fs believing at a low price of $60,0(1. Two-b«Jroom home, 75x120 lot, wooded. Executor re Estate ot Martha Montgom- deceased, notice is hereby given to the only B«,!00. Asking $18,000. Save,..buy direct. Call for ery Adams, a Deceased Trustee, and a! credliors of said deceased to present to Brookside Ter., Atlantic High- appointment 7B7-374B. Surviving Trustee. the said Sole Executor their claims under Elegant Circle Slim Sophisticate Hadley S. King, Jr., Esq. oath within six months from this date, lands, son, Aug. 9. PAULT. CAHILL WALKER & WALKER KEANSBURG — Lovely Dutch Colonial li Attorney ot Law, Dated: August 6th, 1971 excellent condition. Three bedrooms win 813 River Road, The Monmouth County National Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf REALTOR cedar lined closets, ceramic tffe bath, 2) Fair Haven, N.J. 07701 Bank, Red Bank PIRATE SHIP REALTORS living room, sunporch, formal dlnln By: DOUGLAS J. HOLLYWOOD, (nee Gail Bolshy), 183 Carr RT. 35, CLIFFWOOD BEACH, N.J. room, charming modern kitchen wit Aug. 6, 13 tiB-OO Trust Officer Ave., Keansburg, daughter, Printed Pattern breakfast area, mud roam, full attic an Red Bank, New Jersey 566-0001 basement. 60x125 corner lot, tree shaded, NOTICE Sole Executor Augt 10. MLS SERVICES 741-5212 private. Fenced yard with brick patio an ESTATE OP THOMAS S. ADAMS, DE- gas grill. 529,900, 7B7-5465. CEASED (for benefit of Helen Isaacs). Sverre Sorenson, Esq. . NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT 98 First Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldi Atlantic Highlands/N.J. 12-ROOM HOUSE — IV? acres of spruce, OF ACCOUNT (nee Elizabeth Vona), 4 Dun- flowering trees and shrubs. Quality con- Notice Is hereby given thot the accounts Attorney struction, Living room, 20x30, has hand of the subscriber. Executor In re Estate of Aug. 13,20 . $13.50 ilell Place, Hazlet, daughter, hewn beams ana targe fireplace. Dining Martha Montgomery Adams, a Deceased, db CORNER LOCATION room king size, Mexican fireplace. Com- and as Surviving Trustee of Ihe estate o LEGAL NOTICE Aug. 10. pfefefy separate five-raom guest apart- said Deceased will be audited and stated INVITATION FOR BIDS ment, Tor detailed Information phone 741- by the Surrogate of the County of Mon SCIENCE EQUIPMENT ft SUPPLIES Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clegg 0041. Principals only. • moulh and reported for settlement to Th Notice Is hereby given that the Board o HIGH ON A RUMSON RIDGE Monmouth County Court, Probate Divi- Trustees of 8rookdale Community College (nee Susan Rodney), 11 HIGHLANDANDS — Two-StorywoSiory, two-bedroomtobedroom, sion, on Friday, the 24th day of Sept em be I will receive sealed bids for Science Equip- Chambers Lane, Englishtown, ON PRIVATE ROAD Large panele°lcd living room. Wall-to-wall A.D., 1971, af 9:30 o'clock a.m., ot th ment and Supplies at the Purchasing Of- carpetingi.. Fenced yard. Full pr'*pric~e County Court House, Monument and Cour fice at 765 Newman Springs Road, Lin daughter, Aug. 10. Excellent Professional Site $17,900. VA,, FHA terms availableavailable. Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at which croft. New Jersey on Auausf 26, \97i a (OMPUniTSEaUDED THE TOWNE AGENCY time Application will be made for the ol- 3:00 P.M. prevailing time, ot which time Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jack- 966Hwy36,Hailet owance ot Commissions and Counsel and place said bids wilt be publicly Eves. 7MUS6 fees. opened and read. son (nee Betty Brown), 196 .. 5 4/10 ACRES Dated July 281h A.D. 1971. Contract documents may be examined MIDDLETOWN RANCH — Three bed- Leighton Ave., Red Bank, son, UNITED STATES TRUS" on or after August 13,1971 at the Purchas- Brick Tudor with great chqrm. Five bed- roofris, living room, dining roomt kitchen, ing Offfce of flrookdole Community Col- RED BANK full basement, attached garage. Large COMPANY OF NEW YORK Aug. 10. room*, 6'^ baths. Seven fireplaces, lege, 765 Newmoi Springs Rood, Llncrott, Jtorooe- attic, S38,50O. Excellent assump- New Jersey. separate maid's quarters. Beautiful ap- By. Warren H, Dlckerson,, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janis tion: EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor, 7872777, VIce-Presldent) Bid securities In the form of a bid bond pointed*formal living room. Banquet or evenings, 671-0974. 45 Wall Street, or certified check In an amount equal to (nee Carol Anne Fredreck), 9 siiad dining room. 'Library, Sunporch. FHA APPRAISED - W1,000. Three-bed- i New York City, N.Y. 1001 10% of the amount of the bid, not to ex- $69,500. ceed $20,000.00 will be required. Bids may Most rooms open lo lovely terrace and room ranch. Large Hvfng room. DtnJni Arthur Place, Middletown, not.be withdrawn within thirty days after in ground swimming pool. Truly a mar- orea targe, modern eat-In kitchen with Executorin re Estate of Martha Mont dishwasher, wall-oven, counter-top range. gomery Adams, o Deceased Trustee, and the aclual day ot the bid opening. daughter, Aug. 10. velous home for the active farnly. IVI bcths. ln-the-ground pool. Enclosed as Surviving Trustee. The owner reserves the unrestricted Shown by appointment. patio. Principals only. 564-4BS1. Hadley S, King, Jr., Esq. Ight to reject any or alt bids; and to ac- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ro- Attorney ot Law, cept any bid which is deemed most favor- mano (nee Edwina Lewicki), WALKER & WALKER SIX ACRE FARMETTE - Four-bedroom 813 River Rood, able. The owner also reserves the right to home. Lovety grounds. Outbuildings. Fair Haven, N.J. 07701 reject any bid for any reason Jn the own-87 Apple Farm Road, Middle- $55,000. STYNES REALTOR, 946-9466. er's ludgment. it It Is not in the best I " The Dowstra Agency REALTORS Auq. 6,U SI7,50 it of Brookdale Community College. town, daughter, Aug. 10. TRANSFERRED OWNERS - So sorry tt All bidders will be required to furnish o REALTORS leave this charming three-bedroom ranch NOTICE performance bond in conformity to the re- Mr. and Mrs. James Carri- 91 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK In (Ine residential area of West Long ESTATE OF THOMAS S. ADAMS, DE- quirements of NJ.S. 2A:«-143 el seq. In 741-8700 Branch. UWng room with fireplace, new CEASED (tor benefit ot Jtiomat 5 on omounl eouof to 100% of the contract gan (nee Patricia Marcelin), 741-5212 wolMo-wall carpeting. Eat-In kitchen, ful Adams, Jr.) amount. The New Jersey Wage Act ond basement. Screened ptrch. Excellent NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT any amendments Ihereto will be part ot 52-B Stonehurst Blvd., Free- schools. Priced right ln*he low thirties. OF ACCOUNT the contract documents. CAMASSA AGENCY, Realtor, 4 Park hold, daughter, Aug. 10. Notice Is hereby given that the accounts Aug. 13 19.50 REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED Ave., Little Silver. 741-4336. of the subscriber, Executor re Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Pan- Mortna Montgomery Adorns, a decease I AM — A smart, swanky, sophisticated NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Trustee, and as Surviving Trustee of thi Notice Is hereby given that sealed Pro tini, (nee Linda Hallam), 18 Rumson house looking for a family to estate of said Deceased will be oudltei match me. 1 stand high and dry on a on< posals will be received by the Mayor anc end stated by the Surrogate of the Count Township Committee of the Township ol Avenue B., Atlantic High- acre peninsula with a three-way watei o( Monmoutn and reported lor settlement view. My polio Is accessible from two of Mlddletown for the following contracts: 1o The Monmouth County Court, Probate Contract 71-11 Reconstruction of Varlou: lands, son, Aug. 10. my four bedrooms plus my dining room Division, on Friday, Ihe 24lri day of SEP and kitchen, t have 3Vi baths and a sauna TEMBER A.D., 19/1, at 9:30 o'clock am. Streets in the Sunrise Hill Subdivision Mr. and Mrs. Robert to spare. 1 am young and beautiful. See ol Ihe County Court House, Monument anc Contract 71-12 Drainage Improvement o\ my aoent. $165,000, VA. ARMSTROMG •Court Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, Compton's Creek - Tlndall Road t Reeves (nee Sharon Baldino), AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave. which time Application will be made fdi Leonordvllle Road Little Silver. 741-4500. *the allowance of Commissions and Coun Contract 71-13 Reconstruction of Cres 640 Forrest Ave., Laurence :sel fees. cent Parkway, Mohawk Avenue>on< Dated July 2flth AD. )97). Delaware Avenue Harbor, son, Aug. 10. LOTS AND ACREAGE Said Proposals will be opened and reoi WE'RE BUSY UNITED STATES TRUS' n public at the Township Hall, King Refresh your bathroom de- COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Highway and Route 35, Mlddletown Town LOTS OF LOTS! By: Warren H. Dlckerson, ship. New Jersey on Tuesday, August 24, FINDING HOMES FOR CUSTOMERS cor with sparkling set. Easy! Vice-President 1971 at B:00 P.M. Prevailing Time. MONMOUTH MEDICAL • To Build Your Dreom Home On 45 Wall Street, Contract Documents and Plans for th Crochet rug, and seat cover Hew York Cltv. N.Y.. 10OI5 proposed work prepared by Richard M RUMSON WATERFRONTS - 4.1 ocres Executor In re Estate of Martha Mont- Long Branch for bath - or use rug alone to gomery Adams, a deceased Trustee, anc1 Schulz, P.E., L.S.. ._. Ip E_r „ (subdivide II wantedl 17S.M0. the firmi off T &I' A' A Associatesites, Iinc., Con Mr. and Mrs. Richard RUMSON - Bemilllul trees, best area, 15 as Surviving Trustee. brighten bedroom, playroom, HodleyS. King, Jr., Esq. suitinting and MMunicipaL __l . _..Engineers„ , ha—v acres. 145,000. been filed In the office of said Engineer Smith (nee Patricia Kuhar), HOLMDEL - Over J ocres. U7.00O. Attorney at Low, hallway. Choose 3 shades of a 813 River Rood, at 313 Highway 35, Mlddletown Township MIDDLETOWN — Next to gall club, 1.2 3.0. Red Bonk, New Jersey and ot the of- Stoney Hill Gardens, daugh- color. Pattern 706: rug 30", acres, 523,500 Fair Haven, N.J. 07701 'fee of the Township Cferk, Town Hod ond LITTLE SILVER — Trees and stream. U ter, Aug. 9. UtlTtVi Aug. 6,13 SltS.UO Route 3S, Mlddletown, New Jersey am coyer in rug cotton. acres, $22,500. men/ be Inspected by prospective bidder Mr. and Mrs. Frederick SO NOTICE during business hours. Send 75 cents for each pat- PLAY AND GO PAR- Call lo sec. Other lots available. The Board of Education ol The Tlnton Bidders will be furnished with a copy ol Carter, 101 Apple St., New tern - add 25 cents for each Falls Schools District In the Borough of he Contract Documents and Plans by th TYING in this trio with prin- MEISTRICH AGENCY New Shrewsbury, Monmoufh County, Nev Engineer upon proper notice ond payment Shrewsbury, son, Aug. 9. pattern for first-class mailing Jersey. of a non-refundable charge according 1o WE NEED NEW LISTINGS cess lines sweeping down the Realtor Sealed bids, marked plainly on outside the following scheduled to defray the cost Mr. and Mrs. David Parratt and special handling. Send to IS8 E. Bergen PI. Red Bank of envelope, "Bids for window replace- thereof: Contract 71-11-U5.00; Contract (nee Edna Veaux), 503 Eighth figure and subtlo high-waist. 741-5888 ment lit the Tfnton Falls School. Atten- 71-12-S25.O0; Contract 7M3 -525.00, Laura Wheeler, 61 The Hed Progs add exotic accent to tion: Michael J. Hammer, Secretary-Bush Proposals must be mode on the Stan' Ave., Asbury Park, son, Aug. Bank Register, Needlccraft DUFFERS DELIGHT n«s Administrator," wlli be received b) dord Proposal Forms In the manner desig- neckline. Urge to build? Love golf? Tee off on this the Board of Education for aluminum wlrv nated In ihe Coniroct Documents, must be Dept., Box 161, Old Chelsea fine heavily wooded one acre residential dow replacements In portions of original enclosed in sealed envelopes bearing the building lot, adlacent to Oomm Hollow section of the Tlnton Falls School located name and address of the Bidder ond the Printed Pattern 9214: NEW name of the work on the outside, od Station, New York, N.V. Country Club. 116,500, THE BERG it 674 Tlnton Avenuet New Shrewsbury, LEGAL NOTICE AGENCY, Realtor, M2 Newman Springs New Jersey. Bids will be received at the dressed to the Mayor and Township Com Misses' Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. mlttcc of Mlddletown Township and mus 10011. Print PATTERN NUM- Rd., Llncrofl. &42-41OD. administration office In the above school NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINQ IF Size 12 (bust 34) dress 2^ until fl:00 P.M. on September 8, 1971 at be accompanied by a statement of Con BER, NAME, ADDHESS, COLTS NECK — 1'A acre. Wooded. sent of Surety Iram a surely company ou NotlM Is hereby given 1hot on Monday. * which time and place all bids will be pub' Augusl 13, 1971 of 8:30 P.AA. In Ihe Town- ' yards 39-inch fabric. Stream. Excellenl residential location. icly opened and rcod. thorlzed to do business in the State of New ZIP. ,. Call owner otter 5 p.m. 229-W32. Jersey and acceptable to the Township ship Hall, Colts Neck, N.J. a public hear- • YOU HAVE A HOME FOR SALE The Instructions to Bidders, Form ol and a certified check drown to Ihe order" Ing will be conducted by the Plannlna ' NEW 1972 Ncedlecraft SKVKNTY-FIVE CENTS AAONMOUTH BEACH - On Monmouttl Did, Form of Contract and Specifications of "Mlddletown Township" for not less Board in regard to Application *75 Henry - Pkwy. River rlghls. 106x100. will sacrl- mdy be examined ot the office of the than ten percent (W%t of the amount bit A. West & Son, Inc. on property desla' ' Catalog crammed with the for each pattern - add 25 Ice, makcotfer. Coll«71-1554. School Secretary In the Tinton Foils except that Ihe check need not exceed nafed as Block 33 Lor 7-2 In the area of ' School between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M., Mon- Clover Hill Road. This Is tor preliminary • most fabulous fashions, acces- «ents for each pattern for Air day through Friday, and copies thereoi S2O,6db.OO. approval of a malor subdivision lor a ' POTENTIAL BUILDING LOT — Wx20« sbfalned from the said Secretary upon de The award of the Contr cts lor this trad ol land 14.09 acres Into 6 lots. Mail and .Special Handling, Handy business location. Reasonable. 7B7- work will not be made untr 1he necessary sories, gifts. Knit, crochet, 6771. 3*11 of Ten Dollars (H0.O0J for each set. A.E. RUPPEL,Secretory . CALL US embroider. Free patterns. Send to Marian Martin, 420 The full amount ot the denoslt will be funds hove been provided by Ifie Moyoi Planning Board ; CORNER LOT — 150" X 100'. refunded lo eocti bidder upon return of thi and Township Committee ot Mlddletown The Red Bank Register, Pat- Port Monmoulh. S5000. documents at the time of The bid opening. Township In o lawful manner. »3.5O i Send 50c. Coll 739-22W Each bid must be accompanied ov a OIL. The Township or Ihe Englm New Instant Crochet Book tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., Security In the amount of 10%, of the Base Jhe right to require a complete financial IOTICE Incidentally New York, N.Y. 10011. Print Bid and of character set forth In the In- and experience statement trom prosper MONMOUTH COUNTY - step-by-stcp pictures, pat- COMMKItCIAI, PROPERTY structions to Didders. live bidders showing that they have satis- SURROGATE'S COURT NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, No bid may be withdrawn wlttiin 60 days factorily completed work ot the nnlcre re- ESTATE OF GEORGE C. PATTOI1 WE WILL LIST YOUR HOME terns teach today's way. $1,00. 18 MACHINE COAT PLANT — And >pe- after the bid opening. quired before furnlsrilna proposal terms (GED. C. PATTON) DECEASED or specifications, or before awarding tho Pursuanursuant to the ordor ot 5 TTHOMAS SIZE AND STYLE NUM- :ials, and pressing, completely equipped. s successful bidder will be required AGLIANO Surrot f th AT A COMMISSION OF Complete Instant Gift Book nAsbwyPork, Call 22V-554I before S. o furnish a satisfactory Surely Company Contracts. GAGLIANO, Surroaote of th. County ol BER.. lond In the full amount ot the Contrac The right is also reserved to re|ect any AAonmodth..., this da—i" modeinuuut, on thinn. onolODDl - more than 100 gifts. $1.00 'rice. Or all bids or to waive any Informalities cat.lgn.li'"""" "r• "•Ihe- —'—Jjneunderslonedd . PauPoul 8 . PfPafti..t . .FREE FASHION OFFER! nEAL ESTATE WANTED Contractors submitting bids must be where such Informollhrls not detrimental Sole Executor ol theeilaleoh f tht laid Complete Afghan Book - requalffled by Ihe New Jersey State to ihe best Interest of the Township. The George c. Potion (Geo. C. PaHoMdE $1.00 Choose one pattern from 150 WANTED - HomeSite one liolf to one Joard of Education as further described right Is also reserved to Increase or c ceased, notice Is hereby plven to tht ait- ocre. North Monmoulh County area. Call in the Instructions to Didders, creose the quantities specified In the m< llors of said deceased ft prtsent to th« tyles in . New Fall-Wintor ner designated in the Specifications. 6% "16 Jiffy Rugs" Book. 50c 681-0802 The Board of Education reserves the so d Sole Executor their claims vnitr Catalog. Send 50c for Catalog. Ight to waive Immaterial Informalities o The successful bldder(s),Jhall be re- Book of 12 Pri7.eAfghans.50c WANTED - 2 lo 3 ocres In Colls Neck • o reject ony or all bids or parts thereof. quired to comply with the provisions of INSTANT SEWING BOOK Holrrxte!. Reasonable. Write fa Oox B-W, trie New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act, Quilt Book 1-16 patterns, Tne Dolly Register, Red Bonk. Chapter 150 of the Laws tf (WJi effective THE DOWSTRA AGENCY ew today, wear tomorrow. The Board of Education of January 1,1964, Cowmbio7s£l«o7o!lno.' 50c The Tlnton Falls Schools ftY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND »1. INSTANT FASHION TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF MIDDLE Museum Quill Book 2-50c HOllr .SE-WANTEDTS O BUY Borough of New Shrewsbury, $1 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK r Monmoulh County* New Jersey TOWN TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY. BOOK - Hundcreds of fashion PAIAIR HAVEN OR LITTLE SILVER HAROLD H. FOULKS, Mayor V/;stii«ii), New Jersey. 070»l Book 3, "Quilts Kor Today's Older style bungalow. Five rooms or larg- M MICHAEL J. HAMMER facts. $1. er Any condition. Private party. Coll 04}. fecrefary-fiujiness Administrator CHARLES V. CARROLL, JR., Clerk Attorneys 741-8700 Living''. 15 patterns. 5(lc 5orai2 273H25 Aug. U S31.25 Auo.«. 13 tll.JO

\ 20 The OnttyRejpsler, Red Bank-Middlelown, N.J, Friday, August 13, 1971' Do you have this week's Why Buy Stocks? finni By ROGER E. SPEAR called Syntonics Technology? FUEL Oil I am 65 and cannot afford to It's worth Q - I notice that you often Successful risk much. - K.P. advise buying stocks which A - My records would in- $50,000 yield no more, and many dicate your purchase of Ster- times less, than savings ac- Investing ling Electronics was made in BaMtjtt 8|tl* Education tnd ImMtallww FredD.WikoffCo. counts. 1 have always pre- 1968; that year the stock feel that either this security ferred the safety of a bank ac-' reached 36^. In spite of gen- or Syntonics Technology is the LOTTERY DRAWING type of investment you should count rather than the worry of erally improving sales over 236IVIAPLE AVENUE as to principal and cannot in- own or purchase. AUGUST 12,1971 941526 stocks. 1 don't understand crease in value except the years, mainly via acquisi- In view of your age and fi- SEE YOUR LOTTERY AGENT FOR PAST WINNING NUMBERS your reasoning, but would like through the additions of com- tions, net income for the com- nancial limitations, I feel that to be better informed. - M.S. pound interest. Thus, for pany has been trending down- !••>*•••••••••• a more conservative stock those who can afford the men- ward since 1967. While diver- ^ 7414)554 such as Nabisco Inc. or, H. J. RED BANK tal strain and the financial sification may pay off in the A - 1 agree that a savings Heinz would be more suited to Advertise in The Register risk inherent in all stock in- long run for Sterling, I do not account is the safest in- your needs. vestment. Furthermore, no vestments, I believe - after one should invest in the stock full savings requirements market without first accumu- have been met - that a per- lating an adequate reserve in son should put a part of his funds into quality stocks. Shop Tonight till 9 the bank. The reason that I suggest stocks selling at sav- Q - I have shares of Ster- ings account rates - and low- ling Electronics which I er - is because through own- bought several years ago at ing shares you have the op- about $35. It is now selling portunity to enhance your around $3. Will it ever recover capital, sometimes substan- in price? Should I continue to tially. hold this stock? Also, what do Savings accounts are fixed you think of a new issue LOCAL SECURITIES Representatives inter-dealer quotations at approximately ,J:40 p.m. yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail ;niark-up, mark-down or commission. BANKS Dlv. BM Asked Belmar-Wall National (split 2 for 1) ,. 1.00 65 Central Jersey Bank (x) (xx) , '13%i 14 Farmers* Merchants (x) (xx) .18 1213% First Merchants Nat'l Bank (x) (xx)...... ,... . 11% First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (x) (xx)...... 40 Steinb; ch final summer clearance First State Ocean County (x) (xx) 16 18 Keansburg-Middletown 1.20 42 Bank of Manalapan . 24 26 Middletown Banking Co. (10% Stock Div.).... 15 17 Monmouth County Nat'l (x) (xx) (xxx) 6ft 6% girls fashions— 4-6x N.J. National Bank (x) 32# 33% beach Ocean County National (x) (xx) 2.00 75 Peoples'Nat'l Bank, Lakewood (x) (xx) g.OO 225 accessories accessories 4.00-5.00 sweaters-vests fl Trust Co. of Ocean County (x) (xx)...., 50 45 5.50-7.50 coverups &slipons 2.50 United Jersey Banks of N.J : » •• 40'^ 6.00-5.00 handbags (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock (xxx) Declared or raw 2.50-3.50 3.00 playwear, men's shop 2.50-25,00 V hot pant sets INDUSTRIAL 1.50-9.00 bags Bid JiOti 0 jewelry , :, shifts, ' ' "" '' Aerological Research 1? 25' .75-4.50 tennis dresses 1.50 Alkon Industries .,.. 3*4 4 2.00-7.50 65.00-135.00 tropical suits Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc : yfa 1% 7.00 dresses 3.50 Brockway 31 32.50-67.50 Buck Engineering. .' ..: ;. ' 13 13%_ 7.00 knit slack sets 3.50 ' Electronic Associates Electronic Assistance.... '4%, 4.50 orlon knickers 2.25 Foodarama...... ; 15% 16 6.50 dress shirts 3.25 Interdata ....'. : ..... 25.00 spring coats 10.00 International Components Corp. 714 7% hosiery 13.50 swim trunks 6.75 King James Extended Care..*..*.. 1% 28.00 cabana sets 14.00 Laird ,...„... 8& 1% 1.75 pantyhose . 3/1.75 Metallurgical International. Monmouth Airlines 5.00-10.00 bodysuits 2.50-5.00 Monmouth Capital. ...; 8% • Monmouth Industries k. 34*'9%1 W short sleeve knits ft 1.50 stockings 3/1.29 Monmouth Park...; 12 girls 716 7.?0 N.J. Natural Gas 7.00-18.00 dresses Rowan Controller.. 19 2% Servomatlon 31% Southern Container Corp 4.00- 8.00 skboter skirts 20.00-45.00 outerwear- Spiral Metal : 2? summer & early fall U.S. Homes «^?? 5ft shoes 2.00-4.00 United Telecontrol Electronics ,*•• 4.00- 8.0O hot pants 10.00-22.50 The Walter Reade Organization. Inc , *w 8.00-26.00 Winslow Tel.... , ., j* women's shoes 3.90-12.90 2.00-4.00 6.00- 8.00 short sets / 3.0*2/5.75 Caudidates Explain 3.00-4.00 1.50-2.00 underwear- 12.00-18.00 coveralls , boxer shorts 3/2.25 Sewer Rate Action 6.00-9.00 MIDDLETOWN - Wilford homeowning citizens of Mid- v 12.00-18.00 jumpsuits L. Wisner and William E. dletown," the candidates de- 3.50 cartoon shirts 2/3.50 ' Schell, Democratic candidatps clared. ready-to-wear 6.00-9.00 for Township Committee, yes- "Not only the Bayshore, but 8.00-11.00 jeans terday explained their objec- other areas as well are un- 32.00-60.00 misses better dresses tives in suing to have the Sew- fairly affected. 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But we do it bpst early in the season. ] shop. iiBbury park. 776-4000." red bank. 741-4000. UW530 daily. *&, M. «<>«*«>• • Mok town, 477-4000, tl)-9 dally, sat. to 5:30, sun. noon-S^O1 '*' FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, • Television • Books • Movies • Theater • Dining Out • Comment Your Weekend Magazine • Hobbies • Music LTA Opens Its Second ow of Season By HILDY FONTAINE UNCROFT - Leonard Tal- ent Associates already has one successful run of perform- ances, behind it this summer withi the showing last month of "I Do! I Do?" at Brookdale , Community College. Tonight LTA open its sec- ond show of the summer sea- son, a light musical, "Riv- . erwind." •The story revolves arouncL Dr. Mid Mrs. Sumner who, af- ter 17 years of marriage, find themselves at "Riverwind," (thanks to a scheme by Mrs. Sumner)' the place where they were forced to stay during a heavy storm while on their way to their honeymoon desti- nation. Very simply, Mrs. Sumner, :;• through this visit, hopes to re- capture the romance of the past. She succeeds, but the events that lead up to this suc- cess make up the light and un- complicated story. "I Do! I Do!" was still being preformed when rehear- sals for "Riverwind" got un- der way early last month. Sets for "I Do! I Do!" by Register Staff Photo Lonia Efthyvoulou, Red Bank THE SHOW MUST GO ON — Members;of the cast of "Riverwind," a musical produced by Leonard artist and Daily Register Talent Assocfates at the Brookdale Community College theater, continue to rehearse, outdoors, writer, were barely finished despite showers. The musical, proceeds from which will benefit the Brookdale scholarship fundvwill when the hammering, paint- be presented tonight and tomorrow, and again on Aug. 20, 21, 27 and 28. ing and putting together of the "Riverwind" sets got under way/ When the first showers in his own way. Playhouse, and has to her varied and award-filled back- Divided Time stopped, the performers were If it is not satisfactory, he credit dozens of musicals. ground in acting in Pennsyl- Ruth Schlosberg, star of "I back on the set again, ready hears about it! Mrs. Starsinic was once ac- vania, New Hampshire and Do! I Do!" had to divide her to continue rehearsal-with companist for Metropolitan Monmouth County. time and attention between undampened enthusiasm. Directing "Riverwind" Is Opera star Anna Moffo, and that show and "Riverwind." • So It went for the rest of the Bill Starsinic of Freehold. toured the East and midwest Noted for her many leading Lori Starsinic, musical di- day. To the dedicated per- This is the fifth musical he playing and singing in night roles in musical comedies is rector of the first show, was formers the show went has directed since September, clubs. Ruth Schlosberg. Her most re- rehearsing lines and songs for on-raln or no rain. and his first with LTA. In all, cent role was in "I Do! I Do!" her part in "Riverwind," he has directed more than 30 Playing opposite Mrs. Star- For the past seven years she while Dorothy Wagner, in Development of a show in musicals. slnic is Jay Bernzweig, cur- has toured New Jersey and charge- of choreography and rehearsal can be a fascinating Mr. Starsinic has been asso- rently a Boston University New York under the name of costumes for "I Do! I Do!" thing to watch. Rehearsals ciated with theater studios at student. He has appeared in Ruth Kaye, performing a one- had to start working on her can take place anywhere, but Temple University, Phila- several shows at Freehold woman musical comedy act approach to the new show. it Isn't until the set-the back- delphia; at the University of High School, and studied at entitled "An Evening on With all the activity drop-for the show is up that Hawaii and at New York Uni- Circle in the Square two sum- Broadway." , ': '• and-yes-confusion, a differ- the actors and actresses can versity where he is currently mers ago. Operating the lights for this ent approach to rehearsals start feeling at home with working on his doctorate in Jeff and Karen Keller, an- production is Stephen Efthy- can help clear things up. what they are doing. educational theater. He stud- other husband and wife team voulou, associated in the past A recent weekend rehearsal Busy Time ied directing for three years who also appear in "Riv- with two other LTA presenta- of the show-out of It is a busy time-a bus- at New York City's Circle in erwind," have to their credit tions. doors-seemed to be the an- tling time-with conversations the Square. parts in "The Fantasticks" With the success of "I Do!" swer to alleviating some of going on here and there about Accompanist put on by the Pinetree Play- I Do!" an accomplished fact, the tension between shows, what changes have to be Sally Seibert, pianist for ers. Both are competent vo- producer Leonard Schlosberg thus providing a unique ap- made, how to project a cer- "Riverwind," served as ac- calists and are studying with was able to partially fund the proach to the proceedings. tain mood, where to move on companist for many local pro- Mme. Era Tognoli. William F. Corio Dramatic It was a time of work, the stage, how to enter, how ductions, including "Desert Mrs. Keller did two seasons Scholarship at Brookdale 'laughs, sunshine, anec- to exit, and the constant repe- Song," "Bells Are Ringing," of summer stock at the Park- Community College. It is his ' dotes-and rain! Unexpected tition of scene after scene un- and "On a Clear Day." Miss way Playhouse in North Caro- intention to expand the fund rain! til it is perfected., Seibert has appeared as lina, while her husband has to through additional LTA pro- Heavens Open Conferences between pro- soloist in concerts both in his credit a variety of shows ductions, with "Riverwind" No sooner was the set up, ducer and director go on Monmouth County and in put on by Monmouth College. included. giving performers their first while on the stage each of the Washington, D. C. Both have been associated Performances of the show chance to work on a reproduc- performers interprets his role "Riverwind" is a familiar with Seaview Players. will run this weekend, the tion of the stage, when the in his own way. ' show to Lori Starsinic, one of Dave Garrison, a student in opening night already sold heavens opened up with show- Conferences between pro- the principal characters in the the division of theater arts at out, as well as Aug. 20 and 21, ers. ducer and director go on show and wife of the director. the School of Fine and Ap- and 27 and 28 at the college Rehearsal had to be aban- while on the stage each of the She had a leading role in this plied Arts, Boston University, theater, starting at 8:45 each doned-momentarily, anyway. performers interprets his role show at the Philadelphia brings to this production a night. Award Winning Show Is Team Effort By CYNTHIA LOWRY ribletempered boss in the Emmy although she was a hangs on Mary and her happy comedy series, was having a nominee. The cast took a big philosophy. Because of Mary HOLLYWOOD (AP) - It frantic telephone conversation ad in a trade paper after the we all love each other: I know was a rehearsal break for the with his wife. He had sent-or Television awards were made stating it sounds saccharine, but, cast of "The Mary Tyler thought he had sent-some pa- 1 that without Mary Tyler damn it, it's true." c Moore Show." The sun was pers to his business manager, Moore, it would have been The series is shot after four Comment days of rehearsal like a stage t scorching the cement and and the envelope had arrived just "The Show." empty. play, with an audience in the ac stucco of CBS's San Fernando Valley studios but Stage One "I seem to forget every- complains." "We have brilliant writers bleachers on the stage and thing but the show," he said, There is still con- as our producers," Asner three cameras recording the o was cool and cosy, like a fam- ily gathering on a school hitting his forehead with the sternation-even embarrass* said. _, action; night. palm of his hand. "Yesterday ment-that Mary missed an "But the whole thing "It's beatiful for an actor," Mary Tyler Moore, the star, morning I turned on the water said Asner, a veteran of stage sprinklers and forgot them un- and films. "The only draw- I was working.on a needlepoint bell-pull, listening attentively til nighttime. I'm just lucky Dowd To Be A Judge back to the technique is that c as Valerie Harper and Cloris the house and the lawn didn't you are locked into three Leachman, who play her roll away down the hill." sets-you can't do location apartment house neighbors, In television, nothing is as shooting. But if the comedy is 1 euphoric as returning for a In Sea Queen Contest right, you really don't heed cued each other in their lines. the extras." A few yards away, Edward second season as a hit and ASBURY PARK - William this year and last year will be Asner, who plays Mary's ter- "The Mary Tyler Moore F. Dowd of Long Branch, Re- entered in the Queen of FOR amiimimirifiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiii^ Show" has really struck it publican congressional candi- Queens category. rich. It marched off with date last year and an attorney mtt-TO-DOO* SERVICE Emmy awards to both Asner In Newark, has agreed to Girls who have, not won a to All I CLUBBENE' I and Miss Harper and to the serve as a judge in the Sea contest before will compete in AIRPORTS & PIERS § DINNER THEATRE I writer-producers. Everybody Queen and Queen of Queens a preliminary round to chak concerned is happy and I RU5,ScutMmboy(IU. I contest at Convention Hall lenge the Queens for the title pround to be part of a team. Aug. 25. of Sea Queen 1971 and Queen CALL 774-1756 And actors are not noted as of Queens. FOR RESERVATIONS ! BROADWAY PLAYS I good team players. Mr. Dowd will be one of ! "We feel solid this year," seven judges at the contest, CARRIE-ALL ONSTAGE! | Ten girls will be judged fi- LIMOUSINE INC. W«0. thru Sun. 1= Asner reported, "But that old which already has drawn sev- eral girls who have won titles nalists, with all receiving FULLY INSURED devil is still on our heels: merchandise gifts contributed SAFE, AIR STARTING AUG. 18 I We've got to be better this in other beauty competitions CONDITIONED CARS year than last. Everybody in the East this year. by city businessmen. works like fury and nobody "KISS I Miss Cheryl Carter of Mata- wan, Sea Queen of 1968 and ME I You truly haven't tasted SEA winner of Miss New Jersey FOOD at Us very best until contest in 1969, also has you have eaten a BROILED agreed to join the panel of m KATE" | Sea Food Platter at OORIS judges. 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Aug. 26, at the Adelphia Re- a new lawn demonstration; week engagement at the Gar- ward Rutledge, Stephen Hop- search Farm, Halls Mill 7:30 to 8 p.m. lawn renovation ' den State Arts Center Mon- '1776" is a musical comedy, kins, Richard Henry Lee and Road, procedures; 8 to 8:15 p.m., day, Aug. 23. Monday through not a musical pageant, about Dr. Lyman Hall, , In past years, the clinic demonstration of thatching Thursday performances will proved to be of value to coun- machine and fertilizer appli- be at 8:30 p.m.; Friday and I ty homeowners in demonstra- cations, and 8:15 to dark, an- Saturday at 9 p.m. A special Origiiiale Gucina Italiana ting proper techniques of con- swering questions. family matinee at 3 p.m. will structing and caring for lawns Homeowners may bring be presented on Saturday, Sortie K\t>tie Pinners in this area. samples of sod from their Aug. 28. :r...:,; veal'".;. . :.'. for. Henry Indyk, specialist troubled lawn areas and SORRENTINO in turf management at Rut- weeds and insects for identi- WINNIPEG Otf ITS TOES gers University, and both fication. WINNIPEG "Encounter" . 0 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (C) "Crack in the World" (1965) starring Dana An- 3:00 0 BLACK LETTERS (C) "Swing That Indian Club" drews, Janette Scott. "The New Negro" (R) 6:30 (Q SESAME STREET (C) 1:19 0 THE CHEATERS ; O MOVIE MATINEE 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (C) "Fire!" . • , . "Valley of the Dragons" (1961) starring Oesare "Birthplace of a Future President" Is45 © THE GREAT GREAT SHOW (C) Danova, Joan Staley. A cornel; Inhabited by pre- "Elizabeth the Queen" (1939) starring Bette Davis, historic beasts sweeps two men up in its path. 0 BEAT THE CLOCK (C) Errol Flynn. 3:30 O CAVEAT VENDITOR (C) 7.-00 Guest: Peggy Cass 2:00 © NEWS AND WEATHER Guest: Bess Meyerson (R) 0 CBS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITE (C) 2:15 © EVENING PRAYER ^ 0DAKTARI (C) 0 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) 3.-05 10 THE LATE LATE SHOW I "Return of a Killer" (Part H) with Brinkely, McGee, Chancellor "Manhandled" (1949) starring Dorothy Lamour, O WORLD OF BOATING (C) 0 I LOVE LUCY Dan Duryea. , "Hauling and Transferring Boats" "Bon Voyage" O EVENING NEWS WITH SMITH, REASONER SATURDAY 3:45 © METS WARM-UP (C) © WHAT'S MY LINE? (C) with Bob Murphy V Host: Wally Bruner MORNING 4:00 O REPERTOIRE WORKSHOP (C) 0 I DREAM OF JEANN1E (C) "You Can't. Arrest Me... I Don't Have a Driver's 8:30 O THE HECKLE AND JECKLE SHOW (C) ©BASEBALL (C) license" 0 WONDER FUNNIES (C) Mets vs. Giants m RAINBOW QUEST (C) 0 NEW JERSEY REPORT (C) m SESAME STREET (C) .' Guest: fionya Malkine (R) fl) THIS IS THE LIFE (C) 4;30 O THE EARLY SHOW (C) 7:30 O THE INTERNS (C) "The Black Shield of Falworth" (1954) starring Dr. Pettit Is sued for malpractice after performing 8:56 0 IN THE KNOW (C) Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. A knighthood trainee an emergency hand amputation on a trapped man 9:00 0 SABRINA AND THE GROOVIE GOOUES (C) learns his. father was of noble blood and was wrong. , who turns out to be the world's foremost billiards O WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW (C) Jy accused of disloyalty by an earl who desired to player. (R) 0 LANCELOT LINK, SECRET CHIMP HOUR (C) take over his throne. O THE HIGH CHAPARRAL (C) © MAN IN THE MIDDLE (C) 0 UNTAMED WORLD (C) "Wind." John, Buck and Manolito intervene when "American Wlldenfeas" two ranchers attempt to hang a half.breed Indian (D IT IS WRITTEN (C) O CELEBRITY BOWLING lad they have accused of cattle rustling. (R) 9:30 Q THE BUGALOOS (C) Q ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (C) 0 THE THREE STOOGES (C) "Bank Holdup" Host: Bob Barker © RIGHT NOW Paris Playboys" (1954) starring Leo with Vic Miles MO O HEADMASTER (C) Huntz Hall. Posing as a French scientist, Hunts' When parents assemble to "rap" the generation Hall and the Boys are sent to Paris to uncover O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) gap, the meeting produces unexpected results. (R) the leaders of a plot to steal bis formula. with Brinkley, McGee, Chancellor O AFC PRESEASON FOOTBALL GAME (C) O HOT WHEELS (C) 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION )! . 8:30 0 MY THREE SONS (C) Dodl* develops aitinish on her. secondrgrade teacher il^to JiKfl J was cnce one «t h lBWt'* students. (R) to America and exploited in a circus. m ARTISTS IN AMERICA (C),, O NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 12:25 0 THE MID-DAY REPORT (C) "Sam 'Lightnln' Hopkins" (R) •The i«ost-Man'' starring Sidney Poltler, Joanna with Roland Smith . 8:00 ©COMEDY PLAYHOUSE (Q) Shimkua. The leader of a black organization plans 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION (C) "The Phil Silvers Show.": Phil"Sjilyera plays a! a robbery tof get money to aid the civil rights with George Herman * private patrolman, in a wealthy residential area, cause. (R) •: ,- who lives the life of a millionaire and seeks to solve' 0 CREATURE FEATURES Q A MOOT QUESTION (C) SPECIAL SERIES the domestic problems of thoae he serves,' • '• "The Monster" (1962) starring Peter Dyneley, "How Should We Sentence Drug Offenders?" 0 MOVIE GREATS - Jane Hyltori. A reporter, Injected with a serum by ©THE ANSWER (O) "Odds Againaf Tomorrow" (1959) starring Harry a scientist, turns into a hairy monster. Belafonte, Ed Begley. A crime story set against a 0m VAL DQONICAN SHOW (C) 1:00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON background of violence and racial tension. Guesta: Phil Harris,-Bernard Cribbing, Millicent "The Big Store" (1941) starring Marx Brothers. The - 0 THE FBI (C) Marx Brothers are hired as private detectives for Inspector Erskine Investigates the kidnapping of a girl mistaken by her abductors tor a wealthy heir-, _ Xm! m r TBEATRE 1 a big department Btore. "The Gjant CIaw" (1957) starring Jeff Morrow, ees. ' ' • " .-,:..- '•• -: • • t J« Mara Corday. A colossal bird-beast destroys aha O MEET THE PRESS (C) ©THE MOYIE GAME (C) •'• * kills, BS scientists search for a way to kill it 0 FIVE STAR MOVIE Guests: Carl Reiner, Brenda Vaccaro, Dennis Weav- "Lone Star" (1952) starring Clark Gable, Ava Gard- er, Charlie Callaa, Eve Arden, and Leslie Nielsen. © NETPLAYHOUSE (C) ner. Bitter political rivals fight for the two things : :•'• "Hemskringla! <)r the Stoned Angels" (R) they love most... Texas and the same girl. JQ EVENING AT THE POPS (C) MO OARNIE(C) 0 MOVIE NINE Guests: John "Dizzy" Gillesple & Quartet . . Arnle'8 wife panics Into a fit of jealousy over his "Jack Slade" (1959) starring Mark Stevens, John 8:30 0 THE SONNY AND CHER COMEDY HOUR ','•'••• secretary, Felida; (R) • • Lite). An orphaned boy, turned gunman, shoots it Guest; Glen Campbell 9:30 O THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (C) out with the forces of the law he once upheld. O THE RED SKELTON SHOW (C) . Mary's tax return Is being audited and It's panic 1:30 O SPEAKING FREELY (C) Guest: George Clobel " ' time — until the auditor invites her to dinner. (R) © SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE > 0 SPECIAL: ONCE UPON A TOUR (C) Guest: Dordthy Height (R) "A Perilous Journey" (1952) starring Vera Rals- 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (C) ton, David Brian. Twenty-nine .marriage minded . Guest: Phil Harris, Frank Sinatra Jr(| Oliver, Rich © THE WESTERNERS Little, Ben Blue girls arrive In the California gold fields, 10:00 0 MANNIX (C) "Welcome From A Stranger" 9.-00 O BONANZA (C) \ 2:00 0 MOVIE MATINEE (C) "Catch As Catch Can." In a plot to discredit the Mannlx Is -Involved in a series of apparent suicides "Last Ride to Santa Cruz" (1961) starring Edmund Cartwrtghts and Candy, Little Joe Is arrested as a by members of a black market ring. (R) Purdom, Marlon Cook. pickpocket, Hoss Is accused of being a drunkard. 0 © TEN O'CLOCK NEWS (C) "What Price Glory" (1952) starring James Cagney, and a cattle thief, Candy la jailed for cheating at 0 THE GOLDDIGGERS (C) Dan DaUey, cards and Ben faqes torching. (R) " ;• • . .. — Guests: Frank Sinatra Jr., Joey Heatherton, Paul © BASEBALL (C) 0 tHE ABC SUNDAY NIGHTWOYIE (C) Lynde, Stu GllUara, Skiles and Henderson, Stanley Yankees vs. Athletics . "The St Valentine's Day Massacre" (1987) star- Myron Handelman 2;30 ©NBA ACTION HIGHLIGHTS (C) ring Jason Robarda, George Segal. A dramatization © BOQPQUIVARI (C) "The Ballhandlera" of the notorious gangland killing, and the mob "The Roger Kellaway Cello Quartet" (R) O MOVIE FOUR (C) ., " warfare In, the Chicago of the 1920's which drew 10:30 0 JOYCE AND BARBARA (C) "Flower Drum Song" (1962) starring Nancy Kwan, the forces of Al Capone and Bugs Moron to that Guest: Huntington Hartford James Shlgeta. A Chinese girl and her father arrive fateful event 0 THIS IS YOUR LIFE Co-HoBts: Pat Suramerall, Johnny Johnston © MASTERPIECE THEATER (C) 11:00 0 O0 NEWS (C) €1 METROMEDIA MOVIE "The First Churchills VI: The Protestant Wind" . 0 COOL MOVIES (C) "Forbidden Street" (1949) starring Maureen 9:30 0 THE SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII (C) "Doctor In the House" (1955) starring Dirk.Bo- O'Hara, Dana Andrews. London's slums In the * "Jane Seymour." Anne Stallybrasa stars aa Jane garde, Muriel Favlow. The story of a medical - 1875's Including a tragic romance and reformation. Seymour, the monarch's third wife. school and two students. O BROKEN ARROW . 0 ALTERNATIVES (C) O JETS PRE-SEASON FOOTBALL GAME (C) "Bounty Hunter" 10:00 0 THE BOLD ONES I JONNY QUEST (C) vwith Roger Mudd . , , ©ASK CONGRESS (C) I VALUES FOR THE SEVENTIES (C) O COMMENT (C) with congressman Lester Wolff 10:30 I LOOK UP AND LIVS (C) with Edwin Newman 12:00 © SURVIVAL (C) © MAN IN OFFICE (C) ©THE SAINT "Battle of Britain" , "The Better Mousetrap" ' 12:30 0 NEWS AND WEATHER O CATTANOOGA CATS (C) 0 THE BIG SHOW (C) 0 POINT OF VIEW (C) 42:45 Q EVENING PRAYER "300 Spartans" (1962) starring Richard Egan, Sir 1:00 O THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE II (C) ©THE LITTLE RASCALS Ralph Richardson. Spartan's stand against the King "Westbound" (1959) starring Randolph Scott, Vir- 11:00 0 CAMERA THREE (C) of Prussia's Army. ginia Mayo 0 NEWSLIGHT (C) m SESAME STREET (C) 1:15 G THE GREAT GREAT SHOW • O BULLWINKLE (C) 6:30 0 6:30 REPORT (C) "The Proud stallion" (1964) starring Jorga Kotr- with Jim Lawrence bova, Rudolf Prucha. 0 REX HUMBARD (C) j ' ." 2:10 O THE LATE SHOW I- ©SUPERMAN «?)• •;•• Q NBC NIGHTLY NEWS (C) "Web of Evidence" (1959) starring Van Johnson, with Brinkley, McGee, Chancellor Vera Miles. 11:30 0 PUBLIC HEARING (C) ' .. , 7:00 ©LASSIE (C) 3:00 OSERMONETTE (C) , Moderator: Jerome Wilson 0 DIRECT LINE (C) : /v Lassie brings together two people who are alone 0 THE FLINTSTONES (0 .In the crowded city. (R) "Shinrock A Go-Go" 0 SOMEONE NEW(C) 0 DISCOVERY (C) Guests. Don Potter, Corle SimB (R) Thaie proortm iitilngi *rt (he molt iccuralt of / 1 0 SPECIAL: NIGHT WITH HORACE HE1DT (C) W«ik!v television guide. All liitingi art lUppHtd by "Foraging Nature's Supermarket' (R) with old time radio great Horace Heldt and his son, lh« teUvIiion tUtions and program ch«ng«i nct!v«a © ABBOTT AND CpSTELLO rock drummer Horace, Jr. ;• *r* m m HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW?(C) •I WOR-TV "News Hounds" (1947) starring Leo Ooroey, Huhto •"That Will Teach You Not to Hit Someone Littler WCBS-TV . Than You" (R) Hall. The Bowery Boys attempt to break up a 7i30 0 ANIMAL WORLD (C) WNBC-TV Q WPIX-TV sports "fix" and are threatened bv the syndicate. Q THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY (C) flbWNDT-TV O EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE (C) "A Boy Called Nuthin1 " A City-bred boy comes Q HOUR OF POWER (C) OWABC-TV (C) Indlesttl Color ©MOVIE AT NOON _^ west to live with his uncle, a local laughing stock who barely ekes out a living on bis ramshackle • •/,!. ' •••Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Goofy, Pluto, The Three Little Pigs, Pinocchio, Jiminy Crick- TV.' et and many others step out of the storybook onto the giant on« mile north of Red Bonk 741-8344 movie screen and then into the huge arena. They dance, DISNEY DELIGHT - Snow White (Yvonne sing and clown throughout a ATTENTION MACRAMANIACS GreenMs a featured performer in the all-new fast-paced 2%-hour musical "Disney on Parade" which Is being presented on extravaganza that's sure to Complete Macrame Supplies the Madison Square Gorden stage through Sun- please. It's sheer delight for day, Aug. 29. children and nostalgia time for adults. It's calculated in- 50 COLORFUL CORDS, nocence, but a refreshing re- • BEADS - BUCKLES - lief. INSTRUCTIONS The 11-part spectacular is AND FREE garret highlighted by lavish produc- DEMONSTRATION tion sequences from "Pi- 842-6626 nocchio," "Fantasia" and DAILY "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," the stories of which SUMMER HOURS are introduced and bridged by 8M0NM0UTHST. RED BANK TuM.-Sat.10AM.2PM film clips of the great Disney works. •••••••••••+••••••»••» Dander Showcase J PetePeter Scheker jk in isscc. with Moe Septee presents The street carnival from Pi- nocchio, beauty of Fantasia's flowers, hippos, ostriches, and alligators in ballet and the "Heigh Ho" sway of the love- able dwarfs in Snow White give the troupe a showcase for their dancing skills. The beat is accelerated in "The Barnyard Bash" se- quence in which hip and coun- try rock grips roosters, hens, chicks and scarecrows to a frenzy. Slap-stick comedy relief is provided by custodian Goofy, first as a romantic foil for IN CAST OF 100 — B'rer Bear and B'rer Fox are Herbie, the original Love Bug, just two in the parade of famous Watt Disney a Volkswagen with a person*- characters who delight children of a I] ages in the ality all its own, then as a bi- current presentation at New York's Madison cycle-riding aerialist on the Square Garden. high wire.

•Tonight:) Aside from the master, Dis- ney himself, much of the cred- An evening of Country it for the joyful presentation Western entertainment goes to producer-director Mi- MERLE HAGGARD >* chael M. Grilikhes and Onna &THE STRANGERS White who has staged and Featuring BONNIE OWENS choreographed the production with HARPER VALLEY PTA for the first time. After ad- "Aug. 14: DAVID CASSIDY-2 performances at 3 &. 7:30 ding life to a host of Broad- PM sold out except lawn seating. way musicals, Onna White has MELA PRICES: $7, 5.75, 4.50, 3.50. Box Seals $7.50. Lawn Seals turned her talents to the pa- Mon. thru Thurs. $2, Fri. & Sat. $2.50. rade of Disney characters^ IN PERSON! IN CONCERT! Evgs. Mon thru Thura. 8:30 P.M., Fii. & Sat. 9 P.M. and they respond to her ex- IFOR INFORMATION CALL (201) 264-9200^BT" pert tutelage by stepping live- WED., AUG. 18 at 9 P.M. New Jersey's ^BK. ly and proficiently through- GARDEN STATE ARTS CENTER out. at Telegraph HIM Park on Iho Guidon Stale Pmkway Exll 116 Operated by Iho New Jersey Highwoy Authority • Dual Role CONVENTION HALL Aug. 17, 10,19 at 10:30 A.M.: SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW THE STAHS OF TV'« "SESAME STflEET" In the absence of a single ASBURYPARK LOAETTA LONG (Susan of "Sesame Street") star - unless you count the All Mot* reierved: $6.00, 5.00,4.00 at Box Office, PR 5-0900) L BOB McGRATH (Bob of "Sesame Street") C In a Mutlcai Varluty Show "A HAPPY TIME" kids themselves — Yvonne Bamberger's; Jock's Muilc Shop, Red Bank; Harmony HOUM stoteif Green is impressive in the Camel'f Eye, Spring Lgke;Boro Stereo, Pff. PttOMitf. Mail order* to ' - Prlcesr J2.00, 150, 1.00. Convention Hafl, Atbury Park, N.J. Intlora itomped, self addreiwd dual role of Snow White nnd envelope. Basic Chore: The Campfire and split. It has a tendency to long way in the hinterlands. If afield, it comes in a small tmoke up your cooking uten- you want to take a lot of package. Get a copy- of the sils; but it produces a good knowledge along when you go Boy Scout Manual. CAMPING bed of coals to cook over. Yel- low birch, also a northern tree, is tough: to. cut and diffi- are expected to do. There are cult to" split. It produces a RETOKTBI ByALHORAY gaod fire, however, and Adukm* For Fun And Proft numerous kinds of wood to Bast Bk» Film Evtr Don* choose from - some good and leaves a long-lasting bed of Part of the fun of camping some worthless - and there is coals. i and hiking is the sense of sat- always the weather to con- Bed of Coals isfaction obtained by do-it- tend with. Wind and rain can Remember a good fire is yourself projects that are per- make it very difficult to start no.t necessarily a roaring haps basically simple chores, a fire if the camper does not blaze. A thick bed of glowing but which require a little know how and a sudden down- coals gives off a steady, high forfuflofid "know-how." pour can douse a seemingly heat which is ideal for cook- One such job is the making established campfire and ing. A 'Ijeyhole" fireplace and caring for an open fire for leave a forest full of wet wood made of rocks or in a shallow•. cooking and keeping warm. to kindle another blaze. depression - round at one end Many city-bred "out- Formulas and elongated at the other - doorsmen" would assume There are formulas and es- Is the ideal fireplace. You they must only gather some tablished methods to follow to keep a blaze going in the wood and light it. It would ap- round section and rake the accomplish anything properly. coals into the long area for pear to be a simple matter As the wise old Indian said which needs no forethought. cooking, heating water or when asked how to make a drying clothes, Nottrue; rabbit stew: "First, you get a There are.several kinds of rabbit." Most evergreens - pines, fires for the varied jobs they The rules governing Wny fir, et al - make good kindling 2mi SOUTH tCTIU 35136 forested areas prohibit the wood when dry, but burn HAZIET 264 2200 quickly, leave no coals and double -AIR CONDITIONED- cutting of standing trees. That leaves a camper, hiker or throw sparks all over the ATLANTIC hunter who needs a fire to landscape - very dangerous HODBItOSEVEN! C/WEMA - 291-0148 cook his food or dry soggy in a dry forest. - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS clothes, a choice of all the Also found in most forested "down" trees he can find, areas are the oaks, some of lightning, wind and old age which makes good firewood MATWGSAT.-SUN.AT2 litter the forest floor with while others are nearly "fire- enough boughs, branches and proof." Tough to cut but good trees to satisfy your needs if fire producers are the white, you take the time to learn barren, pin, chestnut and post which trees are good for your oaks. campfire. ' A good fire starter is a One of the best woods to "prayer stick," which is made start and maintain a good fire by slicing the outside parts of is the white birch, common in a dry stick with a knife, but the North. Its bark is fine for leaving the sliced parts cling- use as tinder to get a fire go- ing to the branch so it looks ing in wet weather and the generally like a small Christ- wood is not difficult to chop mas tree. 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