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The Wealher THEDAILY FINAL Mostly sunny and cold loday. Increasing cloudiness tonight low in low to mid 38s. EDITION Mostly sunny tomorrow. BEG1STER 21 PAGES Monmoufh I'ounlv'N Outstanding Homo .\«»uspap«*r VOL.96 NO. 190 HKDBtMv-MIIHM.KTOVtV YJ. MOM)\V, M UtCII 2-"», 197t TENCENTS "Ml"" IIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllHIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUHIMIIIIIHIIIIMIIIHIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMII I lUIIIH IIIIIHIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIII illlllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIMtlUIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIItUIUHIIIHIIUHUHIUlU Thousands Visit Showcase II at Monmouth

By ( \KOL JACOBSON site of what w.ts Ihr MMNMT inne to praam Hawcaae II and "entertaining " residence of President Wood- for Ike most part are dcdi- An audience survey was LONG BKANCII - row Wilson in |f|f i .Hid haid working (ounly handed out by MCAC for vis- Thousands of people wan- I. Kennelh Minsanan ex- ic'ideiits who believe m what itors to fill in Programs were dered about Monmoulh < ol- eculive director ol the Mon- we're trying to a< tampUtt," available at 25 cents. Those lagi tampni this weekend lis- mouth County Alls Council, he s.ud group* who helped with stage tening and watching a wide tin1 orgaaizaUM (hal present- ttilh a few lime and loca- productions, parking and dis- variety of cultural activities. ed the weekend • Festival of tion rnanget of program ac- tributing information were They chatted with the arl- the Arts, said Musi as SI mil- tivities and a very lew can Girl Scout Troop M of Long isls and performers, watched lion Frenchmen c in'( be relied performances, no ma- Blanch, the Red Bank the craftsmen and women ply wrong, 11 mill people from jor emergency incidents oc- Jayeees; Monmouth College's clay, paste collage, and daul) Moiiniouih County ami other curred over the weekend, service sorority, Gamma Sig- paint while they learned "f areas nearby can noi be Ig- Paul K. Zigo, general Show ma Sigma and fraternity, Al- the many art groups Mon- nored " case chairman reported yes- pha Phi Omega; Ked Bank moulh County has to offer. Harold Kuskin. MC \C pres- Lenta) afternoon. Hegional High School's ser- vice organization, instant .u- Although an exact figuio ulent said iiiai attendance Mi Zigo said, energy crises lion Club; and Ihe Fine Aits was not available, an esti- had doubled since lasl veal not withstanding. 11>> sk) Department of Monmouth mated 14,(Kill to Uj.OOfl persons 'H demonstrates thai Hie lights were tinned on in College. enjoyed the weather as they arts groups m Monmouth Woodrow Wilson Hall's glass shifted from Woodrow Wilson County have lomelhing ceiling Friday and Saturday Mine people arrived — of- Hall to Pollak Auditorium to worthwhile to oiler area citi- evening for visitors and those • ten four or five in one car, the New Student Center tak- zens III the way of stimulating who had never been on the many of them parking in the ing in the art, music, d;ince, entertainment and education- campus or who had never streets surrounding the col- ttiealer, and choral and piano al sources and Ilie public is been in Hie building. lege - during the day than in performances, while enjoying eager to lake advantage of Those people who had been the evening, although most of Ihe performances were well s simi Phot* the campus itself, particu- these offerings." Mr Kuskin there last year agreed this ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE - The Monmouth Con- presented by the Monmouth County Arts Council at larly Woodrow Wilson Hall, said at the heighl ol yes- year's Showcase was the bet- attended servatory of Music's Folksong Workshop played to Monmouth College's New Student Center, West the 45-year-old Monmouth terday's activities. ter of the two. Praising Ihe Television Arts for Popular a full audience at this weekend's Showcase II Long Branch. County "Versailles," on the "We accomplished all this all-encompassing cultural Education (TAPK) video- with a small board of weekend, remarks such as taped large portions of the trustees, a professional staff "impressive," "fabulous." weekends activities and will of two, and modest financial "amazing," were heard on a eventually make a 60-minutc support, hut we are fortunate Maul survey as well as "in- film that will be used lo pro- VixonReplyDueToday that the forces that did com- teresting," "informative," mote next year's Showcase. On New Data Demand WASHINGTON (AP) - the secret grand jury report An appeals court had given whether the President or the 18.5-minule erasure President Nixon, who sayi he on President Nixon's Wat- them until 5 p.m. today to planned to comply with the found on one subperlaed tape. has given Watergate prose- ergate role to the House im- carry the matter to the Su- prosecutor's subpena. He If the President refuses to cutors all the material they peachment inquiry. preme Court when it acted said it was being handled rou- comply with the subpena, Ja- need, must respond today to a "We've just decided that Thursday upholding the deci- tinely by White House law- worski could go to court to subpena demanding still more we've stated our objections sion to give the report to the yers. ask for an order directing the evidence from White House and our warnings as forceful- House inquiry. A spokesman for .lawnrski President to turn over the files. ly as we can and the govern- Haldeman and Slrachan said the subpena did not in- sulipenaed material. ment has decided to take the Special prosecutor I.eon Ja- were among seven persons in- volve the Watergate cover-up The White House, mean- risk," said John Bray who worski issued the subpena dicli'd March 1 in connection or White House plumbers while has denied a published represents (Jordon C Stra- March 15. Today is the dead- with the Watergate cover-up. cases, in which indictments report that it would give to chan. line for a response. President Nixon had not op- recently were returned. the House impeachment in- And, in a related matter, .lohn J. Wilson, lawye/r for posed delivery of the reports That would mean the mate- quiry tapes of 42 presidential lawyers for two former White former presidential chief of to the House committee. rial sought probably relates ' conversations the committee House aides said they will not staff II.H. Haldeman, de- Deputy presidential Press to investigations of the ITT has been trying to obtain. The clined to comment on the de- go to the Supreme Court to Secretary Gerald L. Warren antitrust settlement, dairy in- report appeared in the Los cision not to appeal. try to block transmission of refused last week to say dustry political contributions Angeles Times, but Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said no decision had been Rtfllltr Staff PHM» made to provide additional DEBRIS REMOVED — Stacks of newspapers and magazines are piled out- tapes to the committee. side 133 Campbell St., Union Beach, scene of fire which killed occupants of Meanwhile, Sen. Howard II. the house, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Peakman, Saturday. Fire Chief Harry Milk Fund Irregularities Caullett said papers caught fire because they were stacked atop a floor Baker Jr. R-Tenn., said cer- heater in one of the rooms in the four-room house. tain aspects of alleged CIA in- volvement in the Watergate cover-up require further in- quiry Involving Democrats Told And. a source close to the Trace Fire Fatal to 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - The draft-Mills campaign in I he for the Senate seat he holds ment investigation congressional in- unfolding story ol the milk- lasl months of i!(71 and the now Aboure/k paid $13,110(1. - t%,000 tor a list sought vestigators doubt that a key fund affair has turned up new early weeks of BT2, before He said he hadn't been told by Gov. Hall of Oklahoma. document which could solve irregularities in the 1973 Cam the Arkansas Democrat an- the milk producers used cor- This project also was aban- President Nixon's single bvg- doned lifter the slate parly gesl lax problem "ever exis- To Papers on Heater paign finances of several nounced himself as an active porate money, and would ted " The source said Ihe Democrats, including Rep presidential candidate The have refused it if he had failed In pay its share Hall UNION BEACH - Papers The were later taken lo Manufacturing Co. Newark, Wlnle House has been unable Wilbur i) Mills and Sell Hu- payments are outlined in ,i re- known could nut tie reached imme- and magazines piled atop a Monmoulh Medical Center, for :i0 years. lo find the original deed giv- bert II Humphrej port commissioned by Ihr en - $30,000 for a list re- diatel) (or comment floor healer in a (iiur-room, Long Branch, u here au- The couple has a (laughter, ing the nal ion a I archives a \ssocialod Milk Producers operative's boani, and which quested by Gov Docking of - 123,000 for lists lor Hum- one story bungalow al I'll! lopsies were performed by Mrs Denise Royle of Keans- collection of Nixon's papers Inc.. the nation's largest w.is obiamed from court Kansas The stale party phrey's I!i7'.' presidential pri- Campbell SI caused a fire Dr. Henry M Bowers, assis- burg They attended St. valued at 1578,000, Nixon has dairy cooperative, paid records tailed to pay Us half, and the mary campaigns in Maryland thai killed ils Iwo occupants. tant medical examiner He at- Mary's Episcopal Church, claimed tax deductions for 1137,00(1 in corporation funds Vcoiding lo officials oi the list wasn't completed. Dock- and Florida, The Minnesota Everett W Peakman. 09, and tributed death III both cases Report. much of the amount. Frank In help buy costly computer- Minneapolis computer-mail ing's Press Secretary .lames Democrat said through a his 82-year-old wife Annie. lo smoke inhalation and car- Mr. Peakman is also sur- peMartO, a Nixon tax law- mail lists for Humphrey, Sen in in ol Valentine, Sherman i'. Shaffer, said last night the spokesman he could shed no Fire Chief Many Caulletl bon monoxide intoxication. vived by a sister, Mrs. Adele yer, said the original deed James Abomvjft of South Da* ami Associates, the milk pro- governor would have BO com- light on the payment. said last night. chief Caullett could not Harrison of Hillside. kola, I.in Robert Hoiking of was destroyed ducers paid lie made thai determina- Kive an estimate Ol damage Mrs Peakman was born in Kansas, GOV David Hall of r - $.i0.(MN) for a list of rural tion during an investigation of iii the him e bul said the Mauch Chunk, Pa. Oklahoma. a ltd i he Iowa lowans The Iowa Demon at the dwelling Saturday with dwelling was mostly damaged Besides her daughter, she is Democratic party oi sen. u party, which requested the County Transit Unit Weighs Frank Wilgua, county fire bj imoke survived by her mother, Mrs Harold Hughes list paid tlli.iKin Sen Hughes marshal Members of Cm.HI Beach Krishna Tomecek of Hoselle, A Watergate grand jury has said he and slate party offi- Chief Caullett saiil firemen Tire Company No. I. I mon three listers, Mrs. Christine heard testimony about i i,i . iinin i know the money from four companies wore Union Garden and Har- i of Bloomfleld, Conn., the payments. Federal law pro- w.is front company fund New Middletown Bus Plan called In the II cue al 7:1") irden Fire departments Elizabeth Vigliottl of FREEHOLD - The Mon- vice w.is disconlmued in the and passengers for Atlantic hibits use of corporation III- s.ud I hi- i noperative of a m Saturday by a neighbor fought the hie Hoselle, and Mrs. Lillian \m mouiii County Trajnwrtatiofl I'l.n Ihe n i.li-iils of Bel- Highlands and Highlands funds to assist campaigns fered lo help pay lor Ihc Us) "Police were on ihe scene Mr and Ml IV.iMnan had sler of Union, and a bi Coordinating Committee will ford, i'"it Monmouth and would be required to change And the giant dairy eoopci after he declined an offer of • first," Chief Caulletl lived HI the house |nr II Martin Tomecek of Kli/abelh meei Friday, \pni pi> lo con iii i h,n c been on lit 38 to llnin bUS line I, .iiive reportedly used con i nnh iiniiioii to his unan- laid "and logelhei with i no yeai \n •'• are under suler Ihe proposal of Ihe Mid Without local fa winch already operates over fi p.iny (imil. to pay salaries nounced president till cant bm in.inaged In i - Mi Peakman vva , h IhC llllr.linn nl Ihe lullll tt dlelown TOM nshlp Ti un i I he Miilillehiu n I i ,in ihe part oi the proponed route and expanse i, Including Miove Mr Pcakniau's body Newark lie vi,., employed is Mehlenlieck Klin. I'al ll.ime between Tindall Road ami HI apartment and furniture rent, - |7 mm im i Hit ror Aboil pmiaiiiiii Committee thai u pin iat ton i ommittee • prn from Ihe house ' Mai a i alpenlei Im HomCI I.ill :; | Middletown ami Red lor two key workers in I tic rivk, who wai then running second lius line lie approved pa ii ubmlltvd by Ian and ni r piled in im that com muni t) I in.i in.in rails lor lun front ol ihe front and ba< k itilMMIIIIHIIIIlKinilMMIIMIIIHIIKIIIMIIIIIIIlMIIMMtllMIIIMIIIIIMIIMMIHMMII The township i proposal, re •• •Iweeli Consideration ol Uw matter doors In Ihe dwelling made reived Crldaj i a,me iftoi ap ink, but ontlro . ouitty Iran ill i' i ne ihiii. ult, ihe [trc i hlef Mitchell's Top Counsel; I lasl month hy the •i Poll committee «*>as wiled al the i nnlinued Mi i Peakman . The Inside Slory county transit i ommltli Monmouth, Belford and New imil Hi H '• Tiplon ol line in nerve lha Monmouth, I) Ing n il ol ttii Middlrtnwn, chairman Ol il I aid it A Students' Market? 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KHKKHul I) - old Howell Township National Bank. Red Bank. Twilight A hat pleaded innocent In burg, pleaded bMoi < ni to four "{ mmal i harp f* Mandud Drive. Ha/ tween Keb 15 \m and Jan. nied t • 30, 1972 in Middlelown gunpoint "ngmg .lames H Keed .Ir John Prirr of 61 Bergerville lu Fred Purccll. 46 Slanloid 1WH) Munroe Ave , \eplune, Knaii denied lhal Iw enieied Dhve, lla/let. Mcreo equip- denied possessing marijuana, Ihc kWBC "I Mr and Mrs Jo- metit belonging to J possessing it with intent to dis- seph I iillaeil 10ft Georgia Prm/ci, till \nnapohs Drive, tribute and possessing a dan- 'mill. Jan IK and lU/.let. and a car stereo he- gerous instrument Sept :ill in of nabbJag them ill the money longing to Caul Tomam U (Icean Township while armed Annapolis Dine Ha/lel. Nov. 1'rice was amimn tfeoae ar- L'l in Hade) .liianne Hungrcrker. tt, of raigned before Kuperiar (ouri Joseph. Kruhstui k. li, ol HA 24 Sixth Avc . ,\Uantic High- M Ra) in iind Ainliuv Ave \\ uiKibridye. de- lands, pleaded innucent by nied possessing a dannerous mail to chaigrs of possessing Willie .! Kellv, J} n| OS Or- knile \ov :>; in Keansburg marijuana and ampheta- chard fit., Chlfwuod. denn-d l.nuis foiogaa, '17. of 136 mines, possessing them with breaking into L'p the I reek Washington SI , Long Branch, intent to distribute and main- Tavern, !5i Weal Hnmt si , | denied caatributtag Id Ihe de- taining a common nuisance at he\|)ort. Dec itll l Imquency of Iwo girls, aged 1328 Laurel Ave . Wana- Illlherl (iieshain. (>!,. ul I \14 .Hid l;>. by removing them massa, In which people could • ifitltr SI*! PMl llalcv St . Freehold, plr.nli'd from the custody of their par- resort for Ihe distribution of IRWIN HONORED — Showcase II opened Friday evening at Monmouth Col- innocent by iii.nl lo a charge ents; encouraging the 14 year- controlled dangerous sub- BODY RECOVERED - Members of Union Beach lege, West Long Branch with Harold Kuskin, right, president of Monmouth of possessing a pisiol without did girl to cash a JL'OO check stances April 25 In Ocean First Aid Squad remove the body of Mrs. Annie County Arts Council paying honor to Joseph C. Irwin, left, director of the ,i permit Nov ll in Krecliold and have the li year old girl Township Peakman, killed early Saturday when o fire origi- Monmouth County Board of Freeholders for hfl support of the council. Dr. Township verify n at home and remov- Joseph Tat urn, 411 .Inline nating in papers piled atop a floor heater, spread Richard J. Stonesifer, center, Monmoutrt College president, welcomed Terry Coher. L»7, ol 7:i HIM ing the 14 yeai old girl to Ave., Long Branch, denied through the interior of her home. Also killed was them and guests to the three-day multi-media arts festival. coniight Ave , Keansburg de Jackson Tuwnship between possessing a pistol without a her husband, Everett Peakman. The victims lived nied issuing a forged check N'ov»| and Nov f> permit Dec. 3 in Asbury Park. at 133 Campbell St. (See story, page 1.) Council Acknowledges Man Given Jail Term Irwin's Support of A rts In Slaying of Woman young person, «ill diM over WEST LONG BRANCH - County are Virtually syno- FREEHOLD - David Cas- stabbed her. trial, imposed the sentence. the many marvels of great For his support of the arts nymous," Mr, Kuskin said. tro Rodriguez. 21, of Long Superior Court Judge M. Sei ond degree murder carries and the Monmouth County ail The people of Monmouth Irwin Honored Branch, convicted of second Raymond McC.owan, who had a maximum penalty of 30 Arts Council. Joseph C. Irwin, County may be proud to |ms Accepting the honor. Mr. Ir- degree murder for the fatal presided over the four-day years in prison. director of the Mnnmnulh sess so many organization! win thanked the council and slabbing of his girl friend on County Board "f chosen Free- rich in l.ilent anil (Uch an ex- the participating artists for Hie Garden Slate Parkway, holders, vvas honored Friday citing opportunity to share in their activities and Ht'Wev- was sentenced to 20 to 30 night at opening festivities of its enjoyment,' Ihe wire Lombardi Files For nienis in siuh ;i cultural ven- years in slate prison Showcase II at Monmoulh read ture and praised their effort, Rodriguez was convicted by College. stall Cited a jury of seven women and "I'm pleased to bp here and An estimated 14.000 to 16.000 Mr Kuskin, newly appoined five men Keb. 19 of second 1 Seat have great admiration for ev- persons arrived at the president of MCAC, said degree murder for Ihc fatal U>N<; BRANCH - Kenneth andidate for Ihe city's top eryone who has supported Showcase II was the com- campus here to see art groups stabbing of Miss Harbara S. Lombardi, HOB Lincoln administrative post in the Showcase II and the Coun- bined efforts of over 75 differ- and individual artists exhibit Soles, IS, of 273 darfield Court, a mayoral candidate May 14 cilv election cil, " he said. ent arts organizations, "prob- their art. demonstrate their Court, Long Branch, Sept 10 here four years ago, has filed . Mr. Lombardi is the third L)r Kuhard .1 Stonesiter. ably the largest number of craft and perform drama, at the Asbury Park Parkway petitions to again become a candidate to file for the may- president of Monmouth Col- agencies of any kind working music, and dance over the toll plaza in New Shrewsbury or's post. Edgar N Dlnkela- weekend. lege, said he was glad the col- together on a single project in While the defense did not pie I filed his petitions lege could be at the center ol the county In the grandeur of 45 year deny that a killing took place, Middlelown Wednesday and Mayor Henry art activities in the county "The purpose." he said, "is old Woodrow Wilson Hall, it maintained that (he killing H.Ciofli tiled Thursday. "It's appropriate that Show- to "showcase" the wealth of Harold Kuskin. president of was not first degree murder, The filing deadline (or the case II is being held on a col- artistic talent and activity in Bus Phn Ml'AC, introduced Mr. Irwin which the county prosecutor local election is 5 p.m. lege campus," he said. this county. But more impor- as "one of the county's most- sought, but was manslaughter l hurada) Ciov Brendan T. Byrne sent tant, it is to stimulate the in- dedicated and influential pub- because Rodriguez was pr* Weighed Ml Lombard! said lie in- a congratulatory telegram in terest andparticipation in Ihe Reejllftr \toft PheiU lic servants. Yoked into committing the tends to waj|e a v igoroui arts of people — especially AGREEMENT SIGNED - Hazlet township offi- (Continued) "He has been an especially his absence which was read act cials sign a two-year contract with local Police- the -full length " of Rt :15 campaign grtod friend of the arts in the by George G. Dacey, chair- young people." men's Benevolent Association during special Rodriguez told the jury that through Middlelown with no " \fiei i ,irefui consid- county and of the MCAC. Mr. man of the MCAC Board of He also spoke of MCAC] breakfast meeting yesterday. Police department's he was angry with Miss Soles passengers to be picked up or eration, and m response to lrwiA's contributions to the Trustees. recent purchase of the Car- 31-member force unanimously approved new con- when he found her kissing discharged between Tindal! really enlhistastic support." betterment of life in Mon- "As other communities lion Theater in Heel Bank tract, morking first time in five years that town- and holding hands with anoth- he said. "I have decided lo mouth County have been so throughout the state follow whose name is now ihe Mon- Road, Middletown and Red ship and police have come to omicable agreement. er man in l.akewood. enter the raee significant and substantial your fine example, I hope moulh Arts Center. It will Bank, out of deference to an Seated for signing are Mayor Francis J. O'Brien, Rodriguez said that he was Mayor (joffl MHI he will that it can truly be said that someday .soon tbat every citi- "be converted into a genuine already operating Boro bus left, and John M. Costigan, township clerk. In driving her home when, as run on his record and has his name and Mitnmouth zen, and especially every arts center for all Ihe arts line. The service is proposed they approached the toll cited Ihe number nf new ra- and all of our member background, left to right, are Committeeman Step- to be furnished free to Ihe pUi/a. she began to scream tables in the city, as well as groups," he said. hen J. Filardi, police committee chairman; Robert traveling public, with its en- G. Weigand, business administrator, and Patrol- and he went "crazy" and pi,imied programs such as the Mr. Kuskin commented on tire cost paid by Middlelown, man John J. Allen, PBA president. picked up the knive and North End Beach complex, the quality of those people the Boroughs of Keansburg Court Schedules and Red Bank, and the coun- the Ocean Rlvd extension who have devoted tune and plan and the proposed new energy lo MCAC and thanked i.v city hall as achievements un- in particular. William Waters, Retired Superior Court der his administration. Hearing In Hazlet past president and one of Dismiss Attorney's Suit Judge Theodore J. Labr- Mr Dinkelspiel, j former MCACs foundTers ecque, chairman, reported ciiiini ilm.in .mil e\ nimmiS- Mi Kuskin introduced Mrs that he had previously ar- sinner hen-, has called for a Olivia w Swit/. who is chair- ranged a he.ii ing lor Mr. Teachers' Dispute Against Public Defender Murphy wilh the hus subcom- change in the administration, man of the honorary trustees mittee al its February meet- lie has i hided the programs FREEHOLD - The Hazlet plementarv positions policy Of MCAC. and who ailed as KHKKIIOI.D - Superior pool attorneys lo handle some defending: Mr Van Ness and ing, but lhal the latter faded the mayor calls beneficial •Teachers Association is March 4 and that the teach- hostess Friday evening to Court Judge Merrill l.ane Jr. criminal cases lor the public friends and invited guests Mr dearly on Ihe theory that to either show up or advise .mil pledged an overall city ' ' blocked by a court order from ers' group thereafter filed a has dismissed a lawsuit by a defender's office gave tlie if the public defender was not that he was not coming He study and planning program. proceeding with arbitration to greviance and sought binding Paul Zigo, general chair- Freehold attorney who al- public delender discretion in using taxpayers' money prop- added that the committee had resolve a greviancc it has arbitration by the American man for Showcase ll and as- leged that Ihe Monmouth selecting the attorneys. The erly in assigning out cases, yet to receive an offer from with the Hoard of Education Arbitration Association to re- sistant director of community County Public Defender's of- law does not require an equal Blood liank. lo Stop they should not use more pub- any of the Muncipabties in- over the board's policy con- solve the mailer The arbi- relations al Monmoulh Col- fice assigned criminal cases distribution of cases ainonj; lic funds to defend the law- volved to finance the oper- Ai Si. Dorothea's cerning the assignment of tration association then de lege, was master of ceremo- to ol her attorneys basod on the attorneys in the pool, said manded that the school board suit. ation and he knew of no free teachers as sponsors of cur- nies. favoritism. the nidge. RED BANK - The Mon- ricular or extra-curricular ac- select an arbitrator by March bus lines subsidized by the moulh County Blood Rank's The evening's entertain- Judge l.ane held that Knn- II criminal defendants are The Freehold attorney, who tivities. 25. said the lawsuit New Jersey Department of Mobile Donation I'nit will ac- ment began with popular (a- aid » Sage ol 26 court St. noi being represented proper- was admitted to the N.J. Bar Transportation He empha- cept blood donations Friday Supenor Court Judge Memtt The school board main- voriles from the 1940s and heir lacked standing lo bring ly by the pool attorneys for in HitoN, said that his allega- sized that Ihe committee was a I St Dorothea's Catholic Lane Jr. restrained the teach- tained that its action in adopt- 1950'a played by Harry Hurley the legal acimn against the the public defender's office, tions were in a sense tan- and his IS piece "the Big without authority lo set up Church. Katontown, between ers's group and ordered them ing this polk') is not arbi- public defender became he this would be noted by the tamount "to quote, malfea- Band " and finance new bus lines. 6 and 9p m lo appear in court Friday, trable inn is wiiinn the prov- was not t member ol the trial judges and appropriate sance in office, end quote. If April .i. tn explain wh; Ihe re- ince and jurisdiction ol the The Monmouth Civic elites of pel sons sen ed liy Steps would Ihen be taken, Ihe poor are not getting the straint should not \n- contin- si.ile i'oiiiniissioner of Educa- Charm performed Beetho- tins state agem j said .luUue l.ane highest and best representa- ued tion Mr Sane, after the hearing, tion ." he maintained, than an ven's "Choral Kantania" In The fudge noted that Mr. said lh.it he intends In lake inquiry should be made into The Ha/lel school hoard The ciiinpUiint said Dial Ihe Wilson Mall Followed by a Sage did not allege In his law champagne reception, guests his complaint to Ihe I S \l- the competenlency of the at- whu h iihl.nned ihe i mill or- teai hers' ansoclatinn i> .ii lull that any ol the pool at- loinev s (iffue torneys. der, said it adopled Hie NO- tempting la circumvent and walked to ihe PoUak Audito- toinevs were incompetent. v mlate the contractual rium where Ihev heard pia- In his IJWSUII. Mr Saue al- Termites? Ml S.i^e MUghl unsuccess- Mr Sage maintained that incut it has with the si noal nist. Samuel Mammel, Holm- leged lhal Hie Monmoulh fully lu enjoin Ihe itaU'i \i OR CARPENTER ANTS Counly Public Defenders o[- be had no personal financial (IIul) to Hear board and is trying la nuke del, recipient of a Monmoulh lornev (ieneral oflice from arbitrable an administrative Arts I-ininil.ilion scholarship lur aaatgned criminal • interest in this matter EATING YOU OUT OF HOUSE A HOME NOW Talk ii'ininitiation which li n and --Indent ,il Ihe .luilliard in attorney* outside itte pub ciusivew a maiugenuml den School of MUMiC ill New York. In delendei 's sl.ill on the llnl.MDKI. - A represen- SI"M i hey alan heard the Mon- ..f lavoritlim and per-* It unison School Steel tative of the Nalion.il ni^.ini 1 i lie romptaM wai tiled by mouth ('oiuervatary chamber sonal preference Without H WHY PAY MORE /ilium for Women (NOW) will Robert li mien of Red Bank. in imiiir perform Handera g.nd lor background, ex- he Ihe nuesl speaker ,it Hie ihe II'.M i ' lalion I i ul in Kgvpl." and Ivtn perience, competem \ and Work Pact Approved Holmrirl and Coll* Neck New maintained lhal Ihe new po> e\i ei pis li'nii \nlon livo availability ( oilier < I lull ll ') III ,i III In \ h,is ,i direct etki I i|H,ri i.ik •- st.ihai Main .ludge Lane Igreed with RUMSON - The Hoard of Thin sd.i v in the I R|| ed \t present we are M< Ihc lermi and i nnditlona of I'M anted bj Me W, show llc|>illv \tloinev lienei.il tdui atwn hai iwarded K.IV ahead »f our projected Church of i limit, Mam M Ihc employment iH Irw leai h "Mi .ol ril b) Hubert K Hnpkm, who repre inn Machine and linn Works, schedule, lira It.utlev said. TAKE III new resident* ol Ihe Iwe n . .mil inn.i Iw wbjpi t ni ni' Monmoulh i allege, lunlnr I SI.inles I \,in Ness, Shrewsbury, a contract foi iml hopefully, ground will 1 YOUR munli ipaltlld • in invited Mini .mil III,i Ihe new League "i Mmnwoth < mini'. iliM'i lor ul the -I.He linn t "I stun 1 lii.• I sleel work on .idili lie iniikrii III M.IV MI early i .in be at nil I hi- New .lei-j'v Stale Coiiniil mi Ihe Public Detendei and v\ii linn, awl renovation i la tn June Allhouiih we don I know HOME 1 ii\ i .mi,II unn Handle Allen, n < upe oi ih' board i uulhor- the Arts anil Hrookd.ilc i ul h.iin I (il'lirt) Deputy Pull !'• .mil Hi,mi- Potter when Ihe steel will riinve. we OFFTHE Iwtefel Mr ity. III Prleoili'l fot Mollllioulh si hope it will be erected during County thai Mi ftagi lacked Ihe him , Iml ol 111 lln immier moiilhs while il\e MENU I • iinin. in I W I lOWed ol llW slllilllllleil children an .it>smi (mm the l]n ii lion In i in ,e hf) ll nol i he < noil.n t i • M uiim Ihe iii ax of p |M iimi c tin it I.I -i Weather: Sunny., Cold the CALL A DIVISION Of Ih. || |f pin • uoiMiii whll h mi hided ,i i II • n plnnntd on an area- SAVI-RITI TIRMITI CONTROL Mo itv unir. and fold mil thr lower I in i the ImMaji thlOII l,n tin .ir im I ,iohi i I old ,iii pipped Ihe rmrlli 1 ruin • Lira TIMI HOMf OWNIN WOTf CTIOtH PUN mil ID In inflation ol price* Ac- i middle ll ini.il id Miiplmn nl Ihr eihn.. • FM1 INtmCTION • taTIMATt ! i niilnoieil Ibl I'Oyfl i ludi- tonlln iillev, .mil pi 11. of ihe M ; linn program Ai irie inn in mid NI einriil in the n.iliirr ol m in ul Ihr dlffl will b I tiom the morrn li 1 tK p in hi IWaM the kmflVrnar- RED BANK MIDDLETOWN I In |h( HI id to ll|l|ir| III V«i DM id lh.it l> in D Itmnsofl I hi In Ihf |- ,\i i union roMONRl H in it Iili«-<| nc«i 741-8822 671-6646 rold «faiwff inr nto BANK CHAMBtm OF r.ommrnce I 'ii i n in .( lln- fllMl WAOBFM Ol |ll' STEREO 96 SAVE RITE QUADRAPHONIC Mli •TERMITE CONTROL, B*t , hi M«a4»).M«r<*t». *W« S WORLD Werner Not Optimistic By (he

Democrats Recommend Tax Cut On Overpass Plans WASHINGTON - The Democratic majority of the con- B> JIM MrCOKMK'K quired lo solve the traffic flow from the new ECOM gressional Joint Economic Committee has recommended a $10 problem building in New Sluewsbury. i billion tax cut to stimulate the economy and ease the impact EATONTOWN - Mayor The bill provides that the Mayor Werner said Mr. of inflation. 1 last study ' 'I within .six loured the areas dis-, The committee said in its annual report, released yes- nielli he • tuil n|)limisUc that nj,<>nlt!>. after the bill's pas- cu.vscd. terday, that a tax cut would "brighten the current gloomy i pass alleviating I sage in the slate Senate (un- Participating in tho meeting outlook for consumer demand in 1*74 " lion at the Hi ion nn the project — Hoiough Council "The nation must anticipate a year in which real output i will be built in whatever it is — is to start President J Joseph Frank- growth will be essentially zero, unemployment will rise sharp- tile IH'dl lUlllTC within two months of Ihe el. Brit; G«« Henry Hill, ly and prices will continue to nse at the 197i rale or even study completion, aciiuding Hie mayor said, however, di'put) commandant. ECOM; more rapidly," the report said. lo the bill that .slate Transportation Col Curt Devan, command- The committee described Nixon administration efforts to hjayor Weracr quoted Mr. ConimisMiiner Alan Sagner ant Ft Monmoulh Hcadquar- control prices as a "debacle" and said administration at- Sagner as slatinj; that an told him that an underpass at Ml and Installations Support tempts to offset rising unemployment are "pitifully weak." overpass could cost J16-J20 the mile uould be more lo- vuvity. Planning Board In a sharp split with most committee Republicans, the million. gical /' Chairman James Creekman; panel's Democrats predicted an inflation rate this year of 8 U r. Werner was com- The mayor said another freeholder Harry Larnsnn, per cent or more and said unemployment will nse to 6 per menting on a meeting Knday tepic discussed was t niv Heiiicd Superior Court Judge cent or higher. between BOTOUgii officials, straightening and exten Theodore l.abrecque, chair* mililar) represeaUUvei from Throckmorton Street la ntv man Monmouth County fllfr Stall Phols II Muiimciuth and olhci s prow the jut; handle al His. Transportation Coordinating IS and 71. Kissinger, Brezhnev Talk Today TRANSPORTATION PARLEY—State Transportation Commissioner Alan with Mi Kagflar Committee, Michael Barrett, Sagner, right,.discusses transportation matters involving Eatontown with Also discussed was Ihe MOSCOW — Henry. A. Kissinger opened talks today with Mailers discussed included county engineer, and others. Mayor Herbert E. Werner, seated, and, left to right, Borough Council Pres- county taking over H«»e Leonid I. Brezhnev hoping to set the stage for a new nuclear Ihe linal Hi IX alignment ident J. Joseph Frankel, retired Superior Court Judge Theodore J. Labr- Road and Ihe widening ol tIn- The meeting was held at weapons treaty President Nixon could sign on a visit to Mos- here; improvement of a jug road to facilitate the traffic Ihe Borough Hall. cow next summer. ecque, chairman of the Monmouth County Transportation Coordinating handle at Routes H and 71 The principal question the American secretary of state Committee, and Brig. Gen. Henry Hill, deputy commandant, Electronics (Broad St ), the possibility of and the Soviet Communist party chief faced was how to work Command, Ft. Monmouth. Monmouth County taking out a deal limiting development of missiles carrying multiple over Hope Road, and the elec- trification of the New York &. Man Gets $200 warheads (M1KV). the groundwork was laid in early February when Foreign Keyport Board to Appeal Long Branch railroad. No Minister Andrei Gromyko visited Washington, and in talks matters were resolved during with the Soviet Ambassador to the United Stales, Anatoly F. the meeting, the mayor said. In Store Robbery Dobrymn, who accompanied Kissinger from Washington and Mayor Werner said that worked with him aboard the secretary's Air Force jet. $97,890 Cut in Budget since legislators from other MIDDLKTOWN - Police Detective Patrick Dobrynin at one point in the flight beamingly assured re- counties have pressing traffic extended their search out of McConnell described the sus- porters he had high hopes for a breakthrough. Senior Ameri- By ED KANAHMIWSKI from the school board's items could result in a loss of problems, he did not think slate for an armed man be- pect as approximately 5 feet, can officials were more guarded, but they encouraged specu- $2,641,215 budget. Council took some slate aid earmarked for that a lull pending in the state lieved lo be in his late terns 11 inches tall His reddish col- lation that Kissinger's trip would be a success. KEYPOKT - Board of this cost-cutting action after Keyport's schools. The school Assembly dealing with the Rt. or early 20's who robbed a ored hair is worn short, and 'Education President Paul J. the budget was defeated at board head promised further 35-36 traffic circle problem grocery store clerk of approx- his complexion is fair. Detec- Walling said Friday that the the polls last month by a 2 to comment on the "probable would become law. imately $200 Saturday night. tive McConnell said. At the Bar Fire Horrifies Eye Witness school board will appeal 1 margin. Voter turnout, how- loss of some slate aid" at the The bill, sponsored by As- Detective Lt. William J. time of the robbery he was Borough Council* $97,M)0 re- ever, represented only 15 per April 2 meeting KmMyman Morton Salkind, Halliday said a young woman wearing while trousers and a ALI.ENTOWN — "It was horrible. I could smell the burn- duction of the local school cent of the registered voters. The veteran board member D-Mon , provides for a study clerk at Kraus/.er's grocery dark blue pullover. Ing flesh," said Conchita Belasques, who lived next to a down- budget In announcing the budget explained that the board's to be made by the state De- store in Middletown Shopping town tavern where eight persons died and 12 were injured Mr. Walling made the com- cut, Mayor and Council told budget appeal will initially ^n partment of Transportation Center, Rt. 35, was ap- Detective Ronald Oh- when a firebomb was tossed in the front door and they were ment after the board met in a the school board to bond for before County Superintendent on the best way to alleviate proached by the suspect nmacht, in charge of the in- trapped by a boarded up rear door. special conference session several major projects, rath- of Schools Karl B damson Ihe traffic problem at the shortly after 7 p.m. He said vestigation. Police said fire officials were investigating today why the "We're definitely going to er than count on taxes to pay "Mr. Garrison will review it circle. the suspect threatened her back door was sealed off prior to the Saturday blaze. appeal it," be said. all the bills. and then moot with members with a razor blade and de- "If the back door hadn't been closed up like that, a lot of lt also provides for an un- "Although nothing is really Some of the items elimi- of the board and Borough manded the money. The cleric them could have made it out. That's where most of them specified amount of money to official until the board adopts nated from the school budget Council to try and mediate a reportedly was alone at the were found," said Lehigh County District Attorney George Jo- - be appropriated from the J$ 9PE5R an appeal resolution at a pub- by Borough Council include: solution. time of the incident. Lt. Hal- 4 seph. state treasury to implement lic meeting, trie resolution at $ix.llOU for high school roof re- "If that fails, then the ap- the result of the study. liday said there were no in- Earnest James Burton Jr., 24, of Allentown, surrendered I JB'/ix11 this point is just a formality. pairs; $7,000 to purchase peal will go to state education juries. to police later Saturday. He was charged with eight counts of The bill was favorably re- J6FFSET, We've already directed our aluminum windows; $8,500 for authorities for a final an- murder, 10 counts of attempted murder, arson and assorted leased by t he assembly After the robbery, Lt. Hal- attorney to draw up the forms replacement of ceilings in the swer." other charges. Transportation Committee, nf liday said the suspect escaped J XEROX for the actual appeal " high school, and $:),000 for which Mr. Salkind is vice north in a late model red Pon- Mr. Walling said ho expects pipe replacement in the high chairman. Assemblyman Sal- tiac. He said the suspect was 1 the school board to adopt the school. Seniors lo Dim kind said the bill has passed later seen at Harmony Bowl- formal budget appeal resolu- Mr. Walling squarely dis- UNION BEACH - The second reading, and should be ing Alley, Rt. 35, but escaped * /y GRANT tion at its meeting, Tuesday, agrees with councils recom- Union Beach Senior Citizens voted nn this month. into surrounding woods. Ef- April 2, at 8 p.m. mendation to bond these proj- will have their annual St. Pat- Mr. Salkind said, however, forts to locate him by using !l Jfif PRINTERS J The school board president ects. rick's Dinner tomorrow at I that a fiscal study is being search lights from fire de- 170 MONMOUTH ST. J explained, "We've decided to "Today's bond market mon- p.m. in the Colony Inn, Flor- made to determine the range partment apparatus were un- 741-9300. I STATE appeal the cut because most ence Ave. successful, Lt. Halliday said. ey isn't cheap," he said. of money that would be re- By The Associated Press of us feel very strongly that "Bonding also isn't the most we just can't operate with the economical route lo take if budget Mayor and Council you're interested in saving want iu to run with " tax dollars." Stable Hand Charged in Barn Fire Borough Council, earlier Mr Walling went on to em- NEW EGYPT — A stable hand was charged with arson this monlh, slashed $97,K90 phasize that bonding some after a horse barn fire at harness racer Stanley Dancer's farm here. Nineteen valuable horses were led from their stalls as acrid smoke from eight burning tack boxes filled the large barn, investigators said. FORECAST Among the endangered horses was Southampton V, a 3- - FOR NEXT SUMMER — yearold that won $100,000 in races last year. The horses were led to safety when Peter Turcotte, 20, a groom, was awakened by an intruder who apparently blun- NO GAS dered into the bunkhnuse. police said. Turcotte said he recognized the intruder as Kliezen Ro- LOTS OF HOT WEATHER sado of Uakewood, a stable hand who was about to be fired, Plenty of Electricity for according to police. Rosado WHS charged with arson. Central Air Conditioning! Police said they found a gasoline can at Ihe fire. Dancer was in Hompano Beach, Kla., training other horses when he learned of the fire. Ford Hits Watergate Wailers ATLANTIC CITY - Vice President Gerald R. Ford said NUMBER 1 Saturday night that Republicans could face a serious setback in this year's congressional elections if the party is dis- AIR CONDITIONING heartened by "the tragedy of Watergate " MAKER! In a speech prepared for a fund-raising dinner for Rep. Charles W. Sandman Jr, R-N..I., Ford said "the thinking American voter is not about to turn his back on our solid record of achievement unless we look at the tragedy of Watergate and wail that all is lost ' The vice president appealed to Republicans to work hard between now and election day convincing the voters that Wa- tergate and the related problems of the Nixon administration weii' the work of only a few misguided men "I have far too much rasped for the thinking ability of Ihe American voter t<> believe thai he cm be stampeded into voting Democratic just bemuse some political pundits think We pay the the mistakes of a lew during a political campaign can bury the solid iccompluhtn«ntl of years ol Republican work."

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Branch 1958 after 41 years as a clerk Hoimdel i (.landi-hi.arcn .a a former owner of He was born here, son of at the Untied States Post Of- He was born in Jersey City Mr*. Ann Tobias !'• r< vdtin^liam. Wild (Correction 01 fn »r m and the late Jacob and Ophelia fice here. and moved here 20 years ago. KRKEHOLD - Mrs Ann • .tic- Highlands. Dangler, and was a lifelong Surviving are a sister, My»s Mr. CahiU was a retired children Lillian M Dangler, and two mechanic fof American Can The Day Funeral Home, Tobias, 67. of 7 Mausner was a mem- t of the borough. He was a member of the First halfbrothers, Benjamin Boyce Co. of Jersey City. He was Keyport is in charge of ar- died Knddy in FtaMfejM nai Is- valescent ( 1 < hold Presbyterian Church, where and Monroe Boyce of Nep- also employed as a school rangements. hi' formerly served as an el- tune. crossing guard at Matawan Township. ham "I Win (ester. Mas peal < ommillee der and trustee. He was an The Robert A. Braun Home Ave School Mrs. Mary Corrigiin She was the widow of .Sam- Friday in J indee. .mil a panicipant in the Israel for Funerals is in charge of He was a World War II uel Tobias. Mi lived dual < tune dine Me was also a KIMSON - Mrs Mary B. arrangements. Army veteran and had re- in Manalapan before moving \h le'rehanl di •he I,inns Club of Joseph Artelli Corngan, 70, of 8 Kor.rest here 30 years ago (TI\ ed the purple heart "he Highlands HOLMDEL - Joseph Ar- ilicd Thursday in' Riv- Mrs. Tobias was a retired •U!, a Hmld War II Since 1962 Mr. Cahill was a tclli, t>4, of 65 Rt. 35 died Mr».lli»aC.Lidt,ky erview Hospital Red Bank bookkeeper. She Mf a Navy ;il Surviving member of the Matawan Friday in Bayshore Commu- MARLBORO - (lisa G. Mrs Corngan had lived bcr of the Englishtowa llad- UK Muninciuth 1 Home is in cl range- M ill on M ;iu sner ul New Township Industrial ( om- nity Hospital. Lidsky, 7, daughter of Mr here and in littlf Silver since flasah Sdiiel) and the American I • Shrew IlllltCC. IMlTlls Born in Naples Italy, he and Mrs. Arnold Lidsky, of 29 1911 She was a neater »f hood Auxiliary of : nl the Now ln>. Mis Samui'l Trubin, He was a member of St. Jo- Huh Cross Catholic Church with whom he lived; Mrs. was a resident here 21 years Girard St., died Thursday in seph's Catholic Church, Key- Ration Sons of Israel, tnglish- 1 III |)dil 1111 11! D| ilu Mrs. I lorinri' V. Mil. lull She was the widow of Fat- town. Leonard dettclson of hair and formerly lived in Mata- Freehold Area Hospital, Free- port, and a church usher He American Irpan wan. hold Township rick Corngan Surviving mjw suns. Dr. Mi Bingham w; OCALA, Kla - Mi- 1'lor- lla\pn, and Mrs Albert Davis was also an umpire for the St. . Mitchell. I A self-employed farmer, he She was bom in Staten Is- Surviving are four sons. Jo- Sidney Tobias of Colts Neck, inemhor (il Olive Branch )ti, nl Quincy, Mass. Joseph's CYO, and a third de- was a member of St. Ben- land, and moved here three seph J. Corngan. with whom and Harold Tobias of Mights- Hi si . died here The Worden Kuneral Home, gree member of the Knights I- 4AM, a member of the New edict's Catholic Church, Haz- years ago. She was a second she lived; William I'. Corri- town; four brothers, II• ik in charge of arrangements of Columbus, St Joseph's .lirst-y lull Servni \s*.r. William Goldfine and Al- Klizabeih, N I site 1 Mrs RobertFryett M Joseph's parish council Mrs Josephine Longette n.k .1 McAlaiy of Ked Bank, bert Goldfine, both here, and ago from Surviving besides her par- Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Louise Janus PORT MQNMOUTH - Mrs. Artelli, a son, Joseph Artelli, and six grandchildren Jack Goldfine of English- I akewood, N I she was the ents are a sister, Miss Kara Mrs. Ann Quitter Cahill; two M W YOHK - Mrs : Kdilh Kryeft. «7, of 15 Brai- here; two daughters, Mrs. The John E Day Funeral tows; three sisters, Mrs. Kv ; widow of William Mitchell Lidsky at home, and her pa- sons, Victor Schettino of East 161 llelll> nard Ave . died Thursday in Frances Triolo of Matawan Home, Red Bank, is in charge Me Sorchcr, here, and Mrs Surviving are a son, Robert ternal grandparents, Mr. and Keansburg, and Vincent SI , died Saturday in the Rivervlew Hospital, Red and Miss Margaret Artelli, at of arrangements Secy Yaro and Mrs. .lane Mitchell (il River Hardens, Mrs. Nat Lidsky of Montreal, Schettino of Minot, N Dak., a Midli enter, lied li.llik N I Hank. home; four brothers, Michael Smith, both of New Ydik Cliffwoed, N.I . two daugh- Canada. daughter, Laura, at home; she was the widow oi John Artelli of Morgan, John Ar- and seven grand- ters. Mrs Barbara Peikman, she »,is born in England The Freeman Funeral two brothers, Joseph Cahill of LOTTERY NUMBERS U. .lames. Mrs .Idines lived tclli of Denver, Colo., and children. lure, and Mrs Shirley Austin and moved hBK 40 years ago. Home, Freehold, is in charge Florida, and John Cahill of Krl., March 22: M23S mo.-idf her life in Brooklyn nl Nmtli Glefl, ColO , a sister, Frank and Gerard Artelli, of arrangements. The Hulse Memorial Home, Surviving are her husband, Brick Township; throe MS- Sal., March M: 22143 Mrs .lames w;is Hie aufll "I Mrs. Dorothy Engeten "I Key- Robert Kryctt, and a daugh- both of Matawan; a Hater, EngJiiMewn, is in charge of Mrs. Nancy Longo of Mata- arrangements. Mrs Louise U. Davies ol Mid- IHUI. N .1 , and six grand- ter Mrs Michael Kunlla, of dlelown, N..I. children Middletown wan, and four grandchildren. _203. In Memoriam The John v. Di) Funeral The Bcdlc Kuneral Home, The Scot! Funeral Home, Arrangements are under In loving memory (it niy hush'" the direction of the Day Fu- miah Voihey $f. who parsed owov Morf h Home, Red Hank. N .) , is in Keyport, is in charge of ar- Bolford, is in charge of ar- H. 1»7J Sadly mmcO hi his wife Mary charge of arrangements. rangements. rangements. neral Home, Keyport.

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Obituaries lenUy in hold An Community Hospital, Holm- < ourt Rejects liandi Appeal Mr*. Viola Parker Frank P. Fragaaao ' neehan was bora in del y and lived here was the lister of LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. He v I was VIST LONG BRANCH — most of a re- Thonir Mown, Viola M. Parker, 92. of 202 tired bartender at Conway s ()f Traffic Ticket Conviction Frank l\ Fragasso, 4H. of 23 Mr Rumson Rd, died Thursday Belle Drive died in his home Bar World War II W • n in KKKKHOI.D in Monmouth Medical I Friday, He was an overseas Army "• po- Long Branch. and lived acre most of Mr. FrsgaSM was chief • of World Wdi I. and a ise he araS a lifelong borough project planner of training life member of Amencag Le- .ulmiitistiaii ndj — '.ddlelown '. fell thai if the atbt er was go- resident, and «ds the oldest l aids lor Ihe I signal gion P> Sui i Ills « KliiW. .sistant for Davega .iid he luined nn inj; la lie aliout anything, he member of the Kmbury Mclh- School. Ft Monmoulh. He Mr Sheehan. a membrr of Mrs hli/abcih .limes Smith; 'I Mill his turn signals not MM I i stop 'lUKh, heie. four ii Irs Patricia had lived here 21 years He M Hose of Lima Cj Sun iving are i«» aildiiiiin- nil .( ill.i' I I HIM d lime — She was associated with her was a Marine Corps veteian Church, was predeceased by jbeth al breUers ivicr and Fi.mk ur in tli<- center lie would Ii., I him husband, William B. Packer, ol World War II. his wife, Kdith i lie I.all MI. uf I,as \ f UMO, and a sister, Mi s M n In ihr i igM with a \ inlatiiin the first time in Parker s Florists, here, un- 1 Surviving are Ins widow, nan. in 1W2. Nev., Mis \.I|II > Slillwell, Mary Covucd, all nl Brook Mr Uanili. a magH'Ul I,tin in order to nun iota I wo jied him al Ihc V FW til his death in I" he I e, a nil Miss K j 1 h I \ n Mi • Rosalie DiSlasio Fra- fiurviVMg are a sun, Ray- 'I with llr was issued | Iliilllr Surviving aie three (grand- pas.so; his mother, Mrs. Lucy mond F Sheehan, here, and Smith, at home, a sun. Blase The John K. Day I he v iiilatmn last Nov 9 . Middlrliiwn I'.iirolman dent !< il of a of Red Bank; William Parker Beach; a brother, Thomas The Higgins Memorial [inland Siniih of Forked Hiv- charge of arrangemc tils the I wo t/Ujs parkiiiK In! lie .lnllll IMnrk. who i nm n linn in Middlclown Mu- of California, and Mrs. Jean Fragasso of 11 a/.let, and two Home, sere, is in charge, of er, and Joseph Smnh ol Flur- was found ^uilly as chained also had stopped Mr Handi a nii ipal Court last October. At Plakeslee of Corona, Calif.; . Mrs. Mary Ludovno, arrangements. lda; a sister, Mrs Maiy (an, lib 14 hs Muldliliiwn Munic- short lime i i i ho thai tune he unsuci essfully three great grandchildren and >lr<«. Kslher l)vMaria Hazlet, and Mrs. Catherine here, and srun grandsMf. ipal Court .\\tc\jir Konald I,. \ilrl.iris nf Fomgfl Wals tried to have overturned his one great-great grandchild. LITTLE SILVER - Mis. Caller of Keyporl. Jason A. Acquaro I'.efJle Funeral Home, here, Heraa and lined m, pliu $l» iMist heflie on in I'I ind riinv irtinn Ml a i liaise of in- The Worden Funeral Home, The Woolley Funeral Home, is in charge of arraogemeats. Esther E. DeMaria, H, si HI court costs. i ii" ked ins in eaue and regiS1 lerfertng with a police officer lied Rank, is in charge of ar- Lang Branch, is in charge ill LITTLK SILVKR - Jason M a IMP K oad , « ho dird ,luilt;i' Vstmfifui asM'sscd ti.iiinn in thr performance of his rangements. srrsngnmm Andrew Acquarn, Ity, son of Mrs. tMjju kauisik Thursday at Monmoulh Mr- Mi Handi annlhcr |U in Mr Bo\le, in lull In i ,n duly stemming from an in- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ac- dual (enter. Long Branch, is ( Idrnl ,luh. KKO BANK - Mrs Olp 1'. cosls aft*r ii'irclmg his ap- filing his i ase. luld the I "int William II. IVinur quaro, R Winding Way, died also survived >>>• the follow- peal in .Superior Court. Mr that Mr. Kandi knew In w.is Mi K.nidi was charged LON(i B'RANCH - Mrs. Kaasik, SH, of K Shrewsbury OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wil- Saturday in Columbia Presby- ing: Randi did not appear prison- being followed liy the \>")nr tiKui with Interfering »iih Mary T. Fisher. 59, of ISf Ave , died Salurday in Kiv- liam H. Primmer, W, or ti terian Baby Hospital, New ally in i ouit lull was ivpic- Middlcloun I'.ilndman Xan- Woodfcatc Ave , Klheion, died ervicw Hospilal. IWII stepsons, Frank lie- IIIHII and s.nd it was ,i rea Skinner Drue, (laktiurst. died York. wnled by his attorney, Brian ihos as the officer was Saturday in Monmnuth Medic- She was Ihe widow of Jo- Maria and Kri'd Di'Mana, Konable coatlusion" that if Saturday in Monmoulh Medic- Hl sr,II i Mug a car slopped for al Center. The infant was born in Red hannes Kaasik. who died in linlh nf Micklli'lown, and tour Minicone knows lie is liriiin al Center, Long Branch. in sUeged traffic violation at A lifelong city resident, she Dank. Wl, Mrs. Knasik came here slrpdaughlers, Mrs. Frank Mi Bo\lr, in pleading his followed he will hr paitlcu- A reined automobile deal- Hi :ii and Cooper Hlvd. was a communicant M St. Mi- Surviving besides his par- limn Kslnnia '-'Ii years a^o. Pignataro of Riinsaa, Mrc. client's, case, argued lhat the l.nly caietui about hnu lie er, he was a former resident 1 chael's Catholic Church, here. ents are his maternal grand- Halph RibttatClii, and Mrs. arresting officer ! vie* it Mr. drives of Hillside and lir.u hwooil. Mrs. Kaasik was a member S|»a«r Drrlty loni^hl Surviving ate her husband, mother, Mrs. Carmclla Dolan Victor Marascio, both of Handis llllomobila at the Judj;!' Vaccarino r*Je< ted He had lived here two years. of the Estonian Lutheran Wallace Fisher; a son, Wall- of Orlando, Fla., and his pa- Church, Lakewood Little Silver, and Miss Vo- time of the Incident had In rn Mr. Boyle's challenge si KKYPOKT - Cub Pack 364 He was a member of Co- m ace Fi.sher .Ir. of Seoul, ternal grandparents, Mr. and Surviving are a daughler I a nil a DcMaria of Lake obstructed by other vehicles whether the law requires a will have a space del by to- lumbia Lodge of Masons, 1 between them and contended Korea; two daughters, Miss Mrs. Edward Acquaro, here . and two grandchildren in Es- Wales, Fla. motorist to signal before day at 7:.!0 p m. in the Cal- Newark. the state IIHII failed to prove Ponna Fisher, here, and Mrs. tonia. changing lanes and said the vary United Methodist Surviving are his widow, The Warden Funeral Home, The Jnhn F.. Day Funeral Carol Domena of Neptune; Us case beyond a doubt. He case basically was one of Church Fellowship Hall. Cubs Mrs. Phoebe Norsk Primmer; Red Bank, is in charge of ar- The Worden Funeral Home Home of Red Bank, is in two brothers, John and Mar- also questioned whether the credibility. "It boils down ID and Wcbelos must be accom- a son, William II Primmer rangements. .is in charge of arrangements. charge of arrangements. tin Healey of New York City, law actually requires motor- who you're going to believe," panied by a parent ,lr. of Union; a sister, Mrs. and three grandchildren Kli/abeth WUgus of Yincen- The Wnolley Funeral Hnine, town; six grandchildren, and here, is in charge of arrange- seven great-grandchildren. ments. Arrangements arc under Mrs. AIHTK. West the direction of the Richard MIDDLKTOWN - Mrs. Al- ('. lloulal Funeral Home, Oakhurtt. /tekfeodft ice R. West, IS, nf Kings Highway, died Saturday in Conuiioners enjoy free educa- the Katontuun Convalescent tion, dee medical care, no per- •Center. sonal income tax, old-age pen- She was a member of the sions and one of the highest per Reformed Church of Middlc- capita incomes in Brunei, an town and the church Ladies oil-rich, Delaware-size enclave Society. Her husband was tlie on the island of Borneo. late John M. West w ho died in 196fi. Surviving a re several REAL ESTATE NEWS nipces and nephews The Scntt Funeral Home, A- a portion of n From Km M'l Andrrw ArQi.o'n f,iond*0n nl Wr\ Realtor % viewpoint. I Ihinh it \ very Cormello Dolan. ond Mr and Mis rdwaid importnnt that ea(n Landlord and Aiquorn (li'ipiol iftrvlCtl ' 30 a m. W«lne\day at Ihr Wrcrdrn F itnrrnl Home. (heir riohtt. duitiei and liabilities. Ai to I lit.nl SI >M li»i It.lrtmrnl Gale our cample* society becomes more • r HvOtfrn Cemrlaty. to\l Honovrr (i»mpln, it menus that I OS a broker Friend* may (nil nl the lunrtol home Ii must attempt In ke,ep up with each •nd / 9p.m luf^day change in oi)» in*s rrqorrlinQ Reni es- t'iv H y(,u hrwe on/ qlffstlons, pieose forward them lo the Thompson Agf ni y

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capture spring in NK BY MAIL new AIR STEP beauties with us Fluffy —tailored pump with stitched trim here and there. You'll want this beauty for your Mdke rinpoailt In checking and savings ac- in sensational colors new suits. Bone or white. 19.00 counts at your nearest mailbox. Oat back ro- from th§ top: ceipls by mall. It's th« easy-does it way N«w Twlit — a gorgeous dressy sandal in Melody —popular new shaping in a pump of with handy BankbyM.nl lorms available at beautiful kidskin with a twist of high fashion Spanish crush" with special interest at the any Colonial F irst National ollico. We pay post- at the vamp. Green, yellow, white or black vamp, and a just-right heel. Red, navy, bla< k, age both ways. patent. 28.00 white or bone. 21.00 Dora —neatly tailored 2-tone shoe with a Tipper — traditional looking lortoise-and- laced vamp and ever-BO-comfortable lower bone combo in a higher heeled pump that it rum heel you'll love. Red, bone or navy, each with sporttngly attractive. Tortolse-and-bono NAIIflNAl white trim. 23.00 coloring 25.oo COLONIAUD RANK • atbury park • red bank 10-5 30 dally, wwd., frl to

EtUMufeed in iRTH-HubluAed by The Red Bank K,, B\ JA4 K mil * But it' iiiter- But • the ARTHUR Z. KAMIN \SI,IV,TO\ i and 1 • : M VI • ; ' ' President and Kd. - SCENE Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William K Sandford, Associate Kditor i cau- r, Darnels But I i bled. • Monday, Marrk 25.1174 I he W hili1 House teraa polni- And 1'iiisbun. the flour titan, .1 urge to i« ue of sena-. ANDIRSON turs *l lle wants conservativ i1 will do what they itmik the In short, the processors and Don't (mini Your Chickens s 0 save If Hie applause wish retailed but \]| lie \ White I1 owner of Swill Meats, r charging ma id, and to prevent iilenl denied thai I'residcnl \i\on ed a fl per i cnl rise icketing the ditfci Nor are Ihc supermarkets Ihc Senate from throwing him II e is tailoring his legislation to The pi appers suffering AM', the nations Olit III I c liologkai-poiitical wai I hinrnl. i ailing Ihc pay remain high, thei Urged food chain, reported a I he I'i cMdcni ic parti II Ins 11^4lit b ridiculous wlule the prices Hie farmers lill cenl per share mi lease in Ins legislative program, against impeachment. He Prices at the supem receive are low peal t<> knows uiosi politician • mlinuing a sleady lis quarter Mar- cur, the ow nrr of Jew el. I he reasons aren't loo diffi- i lie die-hard aeaatan Since cautious, an down- climb Yet I he whole bale watched its profits soar fil per cult t" figure oui Ulten Iwo i in v ire ill ttroag con- right timid. They would rath- of many foodi are H three major chain slores er avoid i confrontation; they cent Winn- Dixie , (lianl, he will lake a dropping, dominate »ver H p*-i cenl of almost always prefer to work Luck) ami Pueblo Stores are stand againia) certain COB* Hi not too difficult I loud >ales in a given area. oui an amicable compromise 1 1 also enjoying health) profits MJIIU'I. environmental, and where tin houkewives There have been rittrg jn Hie liackioonis Karmm l.osr Too MII ul programs Ujey deapue extra iloll.ii an unspoken ' gentlemen s The losers aic not only Hie \ ii r,uh lie hai backed liisignaliuii Preferred Beef oiuihe huul. lor ex- ment" in some .situ- ,iwa> iiotii ihe Consumer • This explains the growing ample, has dropped nearly $S consumers but the Carmen to keep prices and Protection Agency winch hit clamor from (he leader* on per hundred weigh) and pork Agriculture Department profits high. consumer adviser. Virginia Capitol Hill tor him to resign. has gone down |l since Ja- soui ces tell us I hat feed Knauer, has been pushing. He They would like him to go nuary. plains are so high lhal some The Federal 1I ade Com- lias gUfl let oil -and j^;is sena- away quietly and, thereby, VI Missouri Beef, oui' of cattlemen are losing msn to mission is investigating some tors know that he is fighting auiid a nasty impeachment the nation's largest meal $-jiw a head o( the most blatant ollendeis. io exempt refinertei from the fight. Hep. Wilbur Mills, I)- packers, has seen profits The grain giants, of course, But there is no coordinated environmental laws and to lift Ark , probably the moat pow- /until a fantastic L'.Vi per cent are doing

•il. Ill llllliei , In.| Iliell While ! || liou MM mild lie Hit li'lin - ,|ll«l IIIMilliri i ill/in hlkil :l|" Up I pl'>l" lhl|l "M ili<- tl< .Hull Illltll It III I ' V II Security System *4 Voted for School -— ^— m -— ^m "— ^~ ^^^ av ^m ••» m*^*^mmw mm* ilLANDS - In ao ef- want $«,200 as the starting \vM vandalism and salary school, the ie hopeful that next m has voted I meeting with the MORE CASH! 'all a silent security teachers will be our last one," « • » ii In the building. he added. The board selected Wells To help trim the overall 1 USD A Choice o. to wire the struc- cost of general school sup- il provide security ser- plies and bread, milk and ice i an annual contract cream products, the board BONELESS approved the recommenda- • hoard President W. tion of Administrative Princi- —mt cwn fed po' k*f I ui tier said the in- pal Robert A. Zolkiewicz to Center Cut Roast or .!i will cari $450. The bid on these goods with neigh- BEEF ROASTS annual service chefff is $r>uo. boring school districts for the 'Having a .system like this 1974-75 school year. CENTER CUT mil certainly help to lower The general school supplies BOTTOM ROUND, niir insurance rates," said bid will be made jointly with ,Mr Turner. the Henry Hudson Regional SIRLOIN TIP ROUND, FARM FltlSH PRODUCE! I iiiing to another board School district. Bread, milk SHOULDER, OR man, Die school has and ice cream supplies will PORK Freik ifflH) lad lift, CdrWaM I i approximately $I,IH)O be hid jointly wilh Henry CHUCK la^i's due to vandalism Hudson Regional and Allan- gnd iliefis so far during the tic Highlands Elementary Ib. ut school year which School. ASPARAGUS i.49* 1 (Whole freeier cuts priced slightly higher) ii in Juni . The board also voted to ad- CHOPS You So»« Mars - I lie board also voted to of- vertise for bids to cut the Ut fro- -mo. cm M pwMn fnwt U S R ». Oak. Ua*M l-l fer teaching contracts for the grass and remove trash on TASTY CHERRY TOMATOB ^39'! Q-i-e. p«k u- („,. M a-, TOP ROUND ROAST 1974-71 school year to 19 in- the public school grounds ilruclors. once a month during a six- PORK CHOP *-*<-«•»• I he action camp just one month period starting In May 09 RUMP ROAST U S0» Clioi.. knlm b.1 week prior to a special meet- of tins year. COMBINATION 11 1 ,•,,, EYE ROUND ROAST CELERY"' -29 GRAPEFRUITS 6^69' | in,; between the board and lo- All bids received will be re- UE>I * I US DA. Ckone Tap low*, Sin» 1 $ i il teachers regarding next viewed at the board's next Tip hmi, Sound far Swntina APPLES""^ ! TOMATOES 3— l 11 salary scale and ben- public meeting. BONELESS PORK ROAST <• BONELESS BEEF STEAKS l>ackage for the educa- The board voted to resche- W RIB END'PORK LOIN USD* (ko*. lamlm Tit IMJ fieihGto'l. I |Off. dule its April meeting from QQC orSidoullip FmhMaary City Cat C Mi. Turner said (he board's the 10th to the 17th. Next 7/ LONDON BROIL ruk t* latest annual base salary of- month's public session is SHOULDER CUT LOIN END CUT PORKSPARERIBS CHKKENLEGS"** ^ 69 fer is1 $8,71)0. The teachers slated to begin at 7:30 p.m. M) f lernium kmltii Fiona Pork ( TENDER BEEF LIVER C Chops PORK LOIN ROAST CmCKEN BREASTS «** -^ 89 Swill Pi—inn k

Fre»h "In your hou&e terva Join for Exhibit BOSTON SCHICKHAUS SHREWSBURY - Stephen tery is functional, highfired, MACKEREL it BOLOGNA Bagaell, impressionistic reduction stoneware. Kired in Fraian "In your hoina tarva Schkkhaut" painter who deals in heroic a class kiln, his pottery can FANCY ,nid dynamic fiRures, and accept normal oven tempera- SCHICKHAUS A!| Aric van Kvi'tdingen, a potter ture used for baking, broiling SOLE FILLET Ib. ib LIVERWURST HJ who believes ceramics .should or roasting. be useful as well as decora- Mr. van KverdinRen, pro- live, plan a joint exhibit at fessor of art at Monmouth the (luild of Creative Art. College, was born in Holland. The show will be from April He came to this country in 6 through May 3. A reception 1950 and became interested in is scheduled Sunday, April 7, pottery while with the U.S. 81 the Guild, H2fl iiroad St., Air Force. He lives at 707" from4:30 to 7 p.m. Corlies Ave., West Allenhurst. Mr. Ha^ncH says he depicts Mr. Bagnell, a former resi- the humble, ordinary person. dent of Wall Township, lives II is not necessarily a flat- with his wife and family in i.ring picture." he says, -hut (alawissa. Pa. His hobbies it is how a particular person include ceramic sculpture and appears to me." collecting and restorating an- Mr. \,in Evcrdlogetl'S pot- tique furniture. SAVARIN FREEZE Viulubon Group Hits Oilport, Park Plans

WEST LONG BRANCH - cicty is a rapidly growing I he Monniouth County Audu- force lor environmental sur- 49-01. lion Society resolved at its veillance. Formerly the Mon- GAIN giant box You Save More March meeling to oppose fur- mouth Nature Club, its name DETERGENT With Thii Coupon ther development by Great was changed when an affilia- •UfHfwl art ofty FoarKJwn SupimwV DOW HANDI-WRAP Adventure of its proposed Sa- tion with the National Audu- Iwtwt an* awr «eliih toimly, FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! CwaeAaoodrAn.^liuuMo, 10 onlr fari and Theme I'arks in lion Society was established Jackson Township until it has in October, 1973. WHITE PAPER NAPKINS In in ((inclusively demonstra- C«t W... M ttr...« rrt.V «ma Further information about ted that these parks will not HANOVER BEANS O»> have any adverse environ- the society can be obtained nipajfTCaf fwWI a*iaajaj At Clajtji mental impact. by writing to P.O. Box 542, Itcd Bank, N.J. 07701. 4 The society also has ex- FRUIT DRINKS f pressed its opposition to New .tcrsey Senate Hill SUM, pro- FOODTOWN PRETZELS -? viding for an oil transfer fa- New Term 1OO-. Colombian $133 c i lily corporation with author* TroficoM 100". Pwe Florida Fioien ity In construct a deepwater To Start At BROWN GOLD COFFEE 1 port, pipeline and storage fa- On Guard cilities, ORANGE JUICE The society believes the re- Adult School Foodiown Fraicn 100". Pure BATHROOM BOWL CLEANER % Franco American sults of the bill will be dcvii- KEYPORT - Tne spring C staling for Monmouth County. term of the Kcyport Adult SPAGHEni '*S l 9 The New Jersey Department 'School will 'commence ORANGE JUICE 3 Stollnpad or Au Cratin of Knvironmental Protection tomorrow in Kcyport High Frond H«h BrowiK (21b.) or O'lrie* (24-«.) ^^ il points out, would have no School. PILLSBURY POTATOES .«, 39' control over the corporation, Maria i>. Cfupi, school di- £ At advartiMd avar radio thrnon W.O.t. which would luwe the right of ni lor, has announced several CUP THIS COUPO ORE IDA POTATOES r,39 BLU-BOY BOWL CLEANER \Z eminent domain to lake any new counts, including child liind it sees fit. development, graphic arts, Froien Birds Eye j. With 4.i» members, the Mon- creative writing, social danc- mmi mouth County Auilubon So-. ing 11 and advanced crochet- Save 2Oc I BROWNSTONE DINNERWARE ing. BROCCOLI SPEARS 3r*l (ON SAlf THIS WEIK) Offered under sponsorship TOP JOB Froitn Froien Whh Thlt Couponf NOTICE TO of the Recreation Commission BIRDS EYE MUG SAUCER t ffMrf •« any fMtWwn Igjiiiiifa FIEISCHMAN'S -35' will he beginning and inter- l.mJl on. ,m, aijn fc,™l, PEAS t CARROTS EGG BEATERS With aach $3.00 purchoi* DAILY REGISTER'S Mt BWMI Aft*. 34 A>u MM. JO «nfy. 89' mediate chess, men's basket- HBH I 1^ HO MARCH 31 APRIL 7 CARRIERS ball, women's volleyball and Lunch Malta Dinnar Mala ;i special senior citizens can- BIRDS EYE 10,01. H9C DRESSEL'S Inn providing planned activl- SPINACH Pk«- LO LAYER CANES Uea (HI older re ddcnti Save 8c ^^\m&**m »m«iil gall«nplo»rt«$Q99 The curriculum also in- cantainar J^ (hiilrs gourmet conking, cake You Saw* Moro C WISK LIQUID (in orating, talk tewing, tai- COMET ''•- I9 ! loring, furniture restoration, CLEANSER WIlhThl, Coupon' Powder i in. inline,, knitting, pottery ( DAIRY DIPT. SAVINGS! making, decoupagt, antique GAIN itenclllng, chair caning, Foodlown Colored ,mi', cradle ni IMP THIS COUPON 100°. Pure Florido DETERGENT : i• i it dancing, SovelSc . low, and you ean IN- shut i(wind and typing, Wlnoow WtJ^hor _____ • ORANGE JUICE SINGLES CREASE your roula with- bookkeeping, gi in 36 hours, you have • king lh* GOLDEN opportunity. With Coupon n, (icrman, Ri In (hit ad 79 CHmvoiaej fill 11V TONTHOMAMANOUINITTI CHAhTtaWFLUNOIflANTHO NVMINIDITTODOnOTHVC YOMI lav* Mar* ASTANDIARICHCAaLINII \ M ilmrp AXELROD'S SOUR CREAM iMArHAWAYfRANKaiNNIT OM^MI Croom COMET AGIVE PANTYHOSE AHMAVIN ISt «M«ur »tfulii Utw p» - •> ,—( -I •—«; * I *!•-•. 1,,,1111-ltK REDDIWIP TOPPING CLEANSER I ___| _^| ^H^ ^ta>d H 19 mutJ h» ilanad by (he * ™^*w af^w p*" awn nvnwf trlher an lh« proper l«««h •«i lurthti Inlormi »»• i n Ir.t •»»< Itf la »o«r Canted IrfCf > t Hm»t. Weddings Engaged Morrell-Santanello M LONG BRANCH - Holy Trinity Catholic Church was the setting here Saturday lor lhe marriage of Miss Mithele Ann Sanlancllo and Albert Joseph Monell. The Rev. Joseph Doino officiated al the double ring ceremony, winch was followed by a reception in the Elks Loin The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Andrew P. Santanello, WO Poole Ave , and lhe late Mr. Santanello. Mr. and Mrs. Krank Monell. JOti Poole Ave , are the bridegroom s parents. Attending the bride were Miss Patricia Santanello. maid of honor. Mrs. Thomas Gulden and Miss Andrea Santanello. V\ Stephen Breen was beat man. The ushers were William Mrs. Albert Worrell Maganno and Joseph Conaggio. Mrs. Charles Morre Jr Mrs. Larry Bowlm Miss Miss Palmqyist Miss Vai Kirk (The former Mr. and Mrs. Monell are graduates of Long Branch High (The former (The former Michele SanlamUo) Joan Birmele) Marietta DiCataldo) School. She is i receptionist at Surfside Beverage Corp.. Callan-Socolchik Ocean Township, and Mr. Morrell is employed by the City of Richman- Long Branch, Recreation Department. RIVER PLAZA - Mr and Mary Louise Sorolchik. to An- Van Kirk They will reside hen. Morro-Birmele Mrs John Socolchik, Orchard drew Thomas Callan Jr., of KEANSBURG -ft. Man's Hall Road, announce lhe engage- New York. He is the son of LITTLE SII.VKR - An- Episcopal Church was the Mrs John Birmele was ma- ment of their daughter, Miss Mrs (ieorge M Wheatlc> of nouncement is made by Mr. Hartman-Young setting here Saturday for the tron of honor for her sister-in- Old Brookville. 1,1 . and the ,and Mrs John Van Kirk Jr., law Mi.ss \am\ Cardelle was late Andrew Tlinmas < allan. 4M.> llance Road, of the en- NEW MOKMOUTH - In St. verlyjClarke, Barbara (ira- marriage of Miss Joan Fran- Haines- cine Birmele, daughter of Mr. maid of honor and kathy who was a Long Island real gagement of iheir daughter, Mary's Catholic Church lure hain and Winnifred Hartman. and Mrs Alfred William Bir- Mono was Mower girl. estate developer Ills step- Miss Carol Anne Van Kirk, to March It, UiH Maureen Kita Mcggan O'Neill was flower Palmquist mele. 17 Johnson l.ane, to John Birmele was best man father, l)r Wheat lev. is vice Donald II Kichman Jr . son Young, daughter of Mr. and gul and Andrew Smith was ( MetropatttM Life Glen Mills. Pa , and Mr Rich- 371 RutKt Drive, Belford, be- Walter J. Harlman was best Palmquist, 17 Lexington Insurance Company A May man of llavrrford, Pa. A came the bride of Air Force .li , son of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- The bride is a senior at man and the ushers were Pat- Blvd., of lhe engagement of II wedding is planned to take June wedding is planned Marksmanship Instructor rn Sr., IIS Sixth It., West Keansburg High School and rick Hartman, Russell Vnunc, the bridegroom is stationed at Iheir daughter, Miss l.ynne place in Chris) Kpiscnpal John William llartman, s-on of Church, Middletown. Miss \an Kirk was gradu- Kenneth Bonnell and Martin ' There was a reception here (amp Le.leune, North Caro- Karen Palimiuisl. In James Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart- Charles Hames, son of Mr. ated from Ked Bank High Andrrws. in the Knights of Columbus lina. man, 16 Franklin Ave., Leon- and Mrs William Haines, 14 Miss Socolchik. an alumna School and Bucknell Univer- ardo. The bridal couple are grad- lmbne Place, Sea Bright The of Middletown Township High sity, LcvMsburg. Pa , and is Msgr. Robert T. Bulman of- uates of Middletown Town- couple plan to be married School and Montclair Stale studying far a Ph I) in bot- Mrs. John Harlman ficiated at the ceremony. ship High School. She has Bowlin-DiCataldo next year. College, is admimslrative as- any at Michigan State Iniver- (The former been employed by Credit Bu- sil\. Atomic F.nergy Commis- There was a inception in FT. MONMOUTH - The Collins. sistant to the president of Maureen Young) reau Inc. They will reside in Miss Palmquist and her sion Wart Hesearch Labora- Buck Smith's Hestauranl, marriage of Miss Marietta The bride, who is employed Gordian Associates, Inc , New Syracuse, N.Y. where the fiance are alumni of A. L. tory. East KcansbuiR. Hose DiCataldo, to Larry D. York. bridegroom is stationed at as a secretary at Ft Mon-Johnson Regional High The bride was attended by Bowlin, took place March 16 Hancock Field Air Force mouth, is an alumna of Mon- School, here. She is a gradu- Mr Callan attended the Mr. Richman. an artist, is Patricia O'Neill, honor at- here in the Post Chapel. Offi- mouth Regional High School, tendant, Diane O'Connor, Re- Rase. ate of Nancy Taylor Business University of Arizona and is an alumnus of Henderson ciating was Army Chaplain New Shrewsbury, and Stuart School, Plamfield, and is em- an investment banker with A. High School, West Chester, (I,t. Col.) James F. Dolan. School of Business Adminis- ployed as a secretary by the G, Becker & Co , N?w York Pa. and Kucknell I niversily. Parents of the couple are tration, Asbury Park. Research Division of Merck & Updike-Hillmann Mr. and Mrs. Cataldo DiCa- Mr. Bowlin, a computer en- Co., Inc., Rahway. taldo, 59 Country Club Hoad, LAKE WALKS, Kla. - Miss Mrs. Updike was graduated gineer employed by INSCO Mr. Haines, owner of and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amelia Ann Hillmann, daugh- from Polk Community Col- Systems Corp., Neptune, is Haines Boat Works, Sea Wieks of Casselberry, Fla. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick lege, Winter Haven, and is a attending Urookdale Commu- Bright, served fnur years in Miss Deborah Fedor was P. Hillmann, Bowne Knad, student at the University of nity College, Lincroft. the Navy Sea Bees, Davids- maid of honor. Also attending Middletown, was married South Florida, Tampa. ville, R.I. here January 26 in Holy Spirit the bride was Miss Clara The couple will reside in Catholic Church, to Samuel The bridegroom received a Spafford. Brick Township, after a wed- BS degree in civil engineering Dmwellon Updike, son of Mr. Steven Kramer was best ding trip to Florida, Nassau Secretaries Set from the University of Notre DECORATORS and Mrs. Archibald R. Updike man and usher was .Joseph and Jamaica. Dame, South Bend, lnd. and Fashion Show Jr. of Babson Park. is employed here by the Al- NEPTUNE - Secretaries The bride was attended by coma Corp. Kelly-Grimm of the MontnnuthOcean Chap- Mrs. Samuel Updike her five sisters, the Misses ter of the National Secretar- SALE (The former Ann, Carol, Marylynn, Louise The couple reside in Clewis- KEANSBURG - St. Augus- The bride, daughter also of ies Association (Inter- Amelia Hillmann) and llelene Hillmann. ton. tine's Chapel of St. Ann Cath- the late Mr. Grimm, was giv- national) will pre*ent its sixth olic Church was the setting en in marriage by her broth- annual fashion show in the GARDEN SHOW here March 16 for the mar- er, Lawrence Grimm. She Jumping Brook Country club, UNUSUAL DECORATIVE ITEMS: FUR- riage of Miss Rosemary T. was attended by Mrs. Muriel here March 30 at noon Mod- NITURE, LAMPS, ACCESSORIES, SUMMER SPECIAL TOMS RIVKR - The Grimm to Roy K. Kelly. The McAllister. -els will wear fashions by F.n- MACHINE WASHABLE QUILTED BEDSPREADS Ocean County 4-H Association Rev. Gregory Vaughan offici- Charles Grimm was best rico-Crista, Allenhiirsl. Pro- FABRICS, PAINTINGS, ANTIQUES; ASSORTED COLORS AND PRINTS has extended invitations to ated at the ceremony, which man. ceeds from this event are for AND MUCH MORE... Monmouth County residents was followed by a reception Mrs. Kelly was graduated the benefit of a scholarship '00 to participate in its Jersey at the home of the bride's from Keansburg High School awarded by the Monmoulh- TWIN - FULL Shore Spring Garden Show mother, Mrs. Charles Grimm, Ocean Chapter each vear. to QUEENS-KINGS and her husband, a Rantan here in the National Guard 92 Rantan Ave. High School alumnus, is em- a student majoring in the sec- " EACH retarial field in charge of Armory, Oak Ridge, Rt. 527, The bridegroom's parents ployed by Lily-Tulip Division tickets is Miss Dons I.alella, DRAPERY FACTORY OUTLET tomorrow through Thursday 9 are Mr. and Mrs. F.ugene Kel- of Owens-Illinois, Holmdel. •ISO Birch Bark, Brick Town- • 21 HWY 35 775 U94 WANAMASSA a.m. to 9 p.m. The show is ly, 33 Thorne Place, West Mr. and Mrs. Kelly reside TUES.tWED.10lo5-THURS.tFRI. 10lol - SAT. lOlo J ship. marking its fifth anniversary. Keansburg. here. 20%T.60%«F FRUSTRATED? THURS, FRI, SAT. WATCHING WEIGHT GO BACK UP? MARCH 28,29,30 WE SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS FAIL 10AM-4PM Break The Fat Habit LOSE 5 to 15 lbs. th» first wackl Teen Fears Illness Diet corMtrol cetsiters 630 BROAD STREET proudly announces its SHREWSBURY, N.J. Dear Ann Landers: I hnpp missmns nlfice ;it the hospital MIDDLETOWN you won't think this letter is that the child "fell out til the OPENING ton dumb to print. It took a car" nr "was knocked down a lot of nerve for me to write it. Ann Landers Might of stairs by thr liny " T.a New innovations every week! I'm 16, a girl, and for the last Nnw there is real help for six months I've been terribly YOU LOSE WEIGHT... these children and their men- afraid that I will get sick and Creepy Louise expectancy fur an American tally-ill parents Will you every week die. Dear Louise. The fails are female al birth was 3fi. Today please lell them hmv la gel There is no real reason for as follow*: The number one it is 71 So, > our chances it? — Concerned In Kansas STAY SLIM FOREVER today are a whole lot better ZGBEKT this, I'm in good health. In cause of death aiming teen- Dear Concerned: Thank fact, I've always been agers is accidents, not illness. than they were in 1X94. you fnr giving me the op- FREE OPEN HOUSE healthy, but I keep thinking So — you can be careful, es- Dear \nn Landers: Since portunity. The list of or",;ini- THURS, APRIL 4,1974-7:30 P.M. I'll catch a terrible disease, pecially if MIII drive a car. "lhe child abuse rate in the /iitions that counsel parents FREE CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH something incurable, and die (You can aim refuse to drive United Slates has reached who abuse their children can EIGURE DRAWING 92 KINGS HIGHWAY. MIDDLETOWN young. with show-offs who like to epidemic proportions, will you be had by writing In CALM Receive Alba FREE How can I get these hideous speed.) plo;isr put in a word to help (Child Abuse Listening Medi- p^ Eighty years ago the !•'- infants and vniing children? Com* and Itarn about lhl» FAD thoughts out of my head? — tation, Inc i. Peel Office \'<<>\ FREE DIET. Othars hava mad* II - In every city there are newly 711, Santa Barbara, California lormed organizations for p.ii- 'looktnyoui forward can, loo to »«'". ! 'MI of you" 03103 andfinttiw ents who beat their kids, of- Dear Ann Landers. I've and talon. I Diet coNtrol ceiMters.i iniiiiiinrii»miin•»"«« •» ten unmercifully, when they been yninKwith this mftv nil- get on their Ben I Our program *\6t- FOR INFORMATION CALL heed lor three months. Nancy with you m JACKIE WINTERS - 842-9329 Parents who tin thi and I had an understanding mind. 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10 < ()NVI Nil N T ( (IMMUNITY OIIKIS The Elderly* Tax Woes <» t MM4*I, fnffft %, WH If »y 8YLVU FOKTEB san .support Revere Copper Outlook he IRS trained As many as one-half of «U nselws is By ROGER B. SPEAK twnnhwe and construction, is the over-tt taxpayers in the YOl R MONEY'S pail of the volunteer income * clouded at the presenl time, a Mi probably overpaying tax assistance program Q - What do you think are their income tuxes. That WORTH (VITA) This bill would (he prospects for recovery fqr SUCCESSFUL would include at least broaden the training and Also, and most important, Revere Capperk Brass OW,00« of you - and the al assistance among INVESTING wards to be sure they meet the bill would authorize the (NYSE)? I still kold 100 odds are that among these the volunteer consultants — though tlu' i Hfii . ' . i their tax obligations and, IKS to conduct a retirement shares bought ID 10C8 at taxpayers is someone dose to most of whom would be el- year after year, they go on income alert to help assure $30 -B L The YOU derly persons themselves and shouldering a dis- that all persons eligible for A — From a peak of M 03 a gin — an average of 4 per trading htfl was partially lilt- The most troubled of these who, as Church says, "not proportionate share of the lax this provision lake advantage share in I960. Reveres earn- cent was brought down in the 'i bal- I July and although bro- taxpayers is the rlderly wid- only have ability but time, the burden It has long been ac- of this tax relief measure — a ings dwindled yearly, dipping J0W-1D7I period - II led in ilers are not permitted ow who typically has a low or desire lo use their time In knowledged that no group in particularly compelling need. $1 70 per share into the red in that order could produce >l H retain these tiara far partial in make a market in the moderate income and wry good causes, and who are America Jias been more re- Leading organizations in the 1072. The company made in per share results A prolit recovery lo your buy ft shares trading between pn- little experience in paying able to obtain the confidence sponsive to their citizenship field of aging have estimated modest progress in turning rebound of that extent would Q — We liavt anticipates re- a maze of bafflegab and the bill would permit the volun- years of age. derly persons eligible to use reporting a 43 cents-a-share (ant recovery in share pi i< t only stoi k pun hase The leasing a December :n, 1973, tax form's pitfalls are ter- teers to be reimbursed for To help meet this problem. the retirement income credit profit for 1073. In view of the Market reaction lo the strong shares are M lmn;ci listed, balance sheet and final-quar- rible their actual out-of-pocket ex- Sen Frank Church (I) Idaho), to save money do not claim level of sales — $492 5 million 1973 fourth-quarter report was has the ((itnpjnv i handed 'ii operating figures within In far loo many cases, penses incurred in training or chairman of the Senate Com- the credit on their tax return. in 1073 — there is substantial impressive, shares are now names' — 17. i xt lew weeks these individuals are totally providing assistance under mittee on Aging, has just pub- This is a dreadful com- leverage for a more impres- up 63 per cent from the De- "* A — No. ihc company is I Mr Spear cannot answer all unaware of legitimate deduc- the VITA program. lished a "Checklist of Item- mentary on our tax laws and sive performance this year. cember low still in bUMiic^ as Phots* mail personally, but will an- tions, credits, and exemptions ized Deductions" in large on the way we allow our el- Assuming a very modest 1 The outlook for two uf ((•• The slock, however, was SW> swer all questions possible in which can save them precious type to provide guidance on derly to be victimized per cent after tax profit mar- vere's important markets, au- pended from trading in March his column ) dollars; in other cases, they what form the elderly tax- Jack Sauter are utterly baffled by Form With the sponsorship that payer should choose and what 1040 with its accompanying this legislation has attracted deductions are available but schedules, supplementary Is Elected in both Houses, it seems in- not well-known to them. statements, and required de- conceivable that it won't be- ductions, in still others, they The checklist can be obtain- Senior VP cojTie law — and the sooner ed by sending 35 cents to the the better, for obvious rea- are just overwhelmed by the NEW YOKK - Capehart Superintendent of Documents, sons. Meanwhile, the more task, don't know where to Corporation has named Jack U.». Government Printing Of- circulation that checklist turn for help and therefore, K Sauter of Humson. N.J. to fice, Washington, DC. 20402 gets, also the better. And the needlessly overpay their the now post of senior vice (Stock number 5270-02228). At more the IRS steps up its ef- taxes. president-marketing and the very least, this in- forts to bring the Tax-Aide What's more, the elderly of- sales. expensive document should for the elderly program to the ten tend to lean over back- be made available at all Mr. Sauter, who served in attention of elderly taxpayers places where the elderly con- senior marketing positions everywhere, the better. A gregate. with RCA and American Stan- genuine national commitment dard, has also been president NEED In addition, Church — with to this should be the min- or Calectron, a West Coast 44 co-sponsors, including both imum as April 15 nears distributor of RCA and Whirl- SEWER the majority and minority pool consumer products. And what if you have al- leaders of the Senate — has ready filed your tax return, MONEY? Capehart is a vertically in- introduced the Older Ameri- omitting deductions to which For Immediate tegrated manufacturer of cans Tax Counseling Assis- you are entitled — either for moderate priced home enter- Properly tance Act, to expand and im- 1973 or previous years? Then tainment systems under the Improvement prove the extraordinarily suc- just get Korm 1040X from Capehart and Dumont labels. cessful Tax-Aide for the'el- your local Director of Inter- Loans derly program, administered In the past 12 months, the nal Revenue, fill it out and company has more than Call Mr. Dan Schrtck by the Institute of Lifetime file it. The form is a simple, EXPANSION MOVE — Mrs. Myra Orloff and Mrs. cupied and has allowed for the addition of a full Learning of the National Ke- doubled its physical plant ca- one-sheet form which merely (201)763-6900 pacity and broadened its ca- Addy Bogdenoff, right, owners of the Crafty Wom- line of knitting, crocheting and weaving yarns as tired Teachers Assn Ameri- asks for the changes which en, are shown in the firm's new quarters in the well as an expanded selection of needlepoint, cre- Nrwjcnej can Assn. of Ketired Persons. pability with the addition of would cancel your error or er- an electronics manufacturing Colts Towne Shoppes, Rt. 34, Colts Neck. The wel and bargello supplies and accessories. Crafty Mortgage do. Companion legislation in the rors. Women is also co-owned by Mrs. Bobbi Ginsberg. 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GREENSBORO, N C. (AP) - With UCLA have unique problems > rt kid Owens of Kansas presided at an hour-long "We'll have to spread out and use our as- aware of the KIIIU m u«..r» ,..JII learn they're on the sidelines for the first time in eight Monte Towe and with Dav id Thompson." coaches' news conference on the eve of the sets against their liabilities," said McGuire. playiii, ided years, explosive North Carolina State will Asked just what Marqueite would have to I heavy favorite big day. Marquette'i assets are many, despite neat "underpnveledged" Marquette tonight do to beat the top-ranked team in the land, the The Marquette coach was the most out- McGuire's protestations to the contrary. De- and thinks it will work to Marquette s advan- famous quipster said "Be very fortunate." for the NCAA's basketball championship. spoken of the four, as be usually is. McGuire fense and dazzling speed brought the Warriors tage Having disposed of perennial champion North Carolina Stale has been installed as unabashedly said the Warriors were lucky to here. "It might just be an added inspiration to UCLA 80-77 in double overtime in Saturday s II-point favorites over the third ranked War- be playing for the national college basketball Marquette " he said, punctuating the remark I hope you look at Marquette's record nerve-wrenching semifinals, North Carolina riors for the title game at the (Jreensboro Co- title with hands held high in the an and see some of the trams they've beaten." State's superlative players now will be gun- liseum. A crowd of nearly 16,0(10 is expected to Let's face it, we're only htre because Mule Mdiuire and Sloan were suddenly said Sloan, trying to disprove Mdiuire's self- ning fur a team of lesser accomplishment be on hand for the 9pm. KDT. .start while .Minny Orr beat Notre Dame," said McGuire, thrust intu the national limelight. Wooden demeaning attitude "This isn't the best team I've ever had at millions more watch on national television. referring to Michigan's victory over the Fight- tound himself in the unusual posture of also- Marquette," Warrior Coach Al McGuire an- I ( LA, winner of the national title for ing Irish in the Mideast Regional playoffs. "Marquette's a great basketball learn. ran He said he didn't mind, though nounced at a news conference yesterday. "In en straight seasons and nine times out of the "Notre Dame's a belter all-around team than This club caught my eye in the latter part of These are the people you want to talk to, (act, it's probably only my fourth, fifth or last 10, will be in the preceding consolation we are." tbe season. 1 have great respect for the War- not me," said (he ultra successful UCLA mthbest team. I don't think we're in North gune for third place. The Bruins will face Marquette advanced to the championship riors. I picked them to come out of their re- coaih, pointing to MiGuiie and Sloan, silting . Carolina State's class. Kansas, a 64-51 loser to Marquetle Saturday. round here in basketball-mad Greensboro with gionals. behind him M the rostrum. "Kor a change, "We're dynamite in our own strata — but McGuire, North Carolina State Coach a tense 72-70 victory over Michigan in the "My players know the names of their I'm going to enjoy sitting and watching the we'll have to be super-perfect to win. Well Norm Sloan, UCLA's John Wooden and Ted Mideast finals players. I'm sure my basketball team is well championship game from a different seat."

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- NEW YORK (AP) - "We went into the locker has only played 33 minutes for us all year." room at halftime leading in scoring, shooting and Boston College defeated Jacksonville 87-77 in rebounding," Utah Coach Bill Foster said. "But the consolation game. we were also leading in fouls. First Tyrone Medley Purdue's victory marked the second triumph fouled out and then (has Mcnatti got in trouble, for a Big Ten team in postseason collegiate bas- and that really hurt us." ketball competition. Indiana defeated Southern California for the College Commissioners Associ- What hurt even more was Purdue's bench ation championship earlier this month. strength, which carried the Boilermakers to an 87- 81 victory over the Utcs yesterday In the National It was Bruce Parkinson, knonw primarily Invitation Tournament's title game at Madison i • through the tournament for his ball-handling and aW Square Garden. assists, who scored two baskets in less than a min- ute which put Purdue into a 76-74 lead. Foster said the Ules fell apart during an eight- minute stretch in the second half. "We suddenly The Boilermakers had limped along from 12:42 •w. ->la» got very careless at crucial times and it seemed of the second period without starting center Gar- we weren'l getting any rebounding at all," rett, who went out with four fouls after contrib- ^^ moaned Potter, "We just came all unglued." uting 16 points in the first half. Kendrick scored 25 and Garrett connected for Purdue Coach Fred Schaus said, who had been 24 for the Boilermakers, third-place finishers in worried about his bench strength, needn't have the Big Ten, who finished their year at 21-9. been J^H Bi "After Jerry Nichols gol hurt I was concerned Utah center Mike Sojourner, who scored 23 that we might not have the flexibility that we points and grabbed 19 rebounds aginst the Boil- ?\1 ^/ needed," said Schaus, whose Boilermakers found a ermakers, was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. plethora of heroes — John Garrett and Frank AP wirtpfttf* Kendrick among them — and scoring opportunities Garrett's replacement, Tom Schefflcr, came in HOW SWEET IT IS! - Frank Kend- in the basketball championship. and tied the score for Purdue 62-62 with 11:32 re- rick, left, and Bruce Rose who is hold- maining, then contributed another basket about a ing the net used in the game, hug each "Our bench has been doing it for us all year minute later. other in victory after defeating Utah, long," Schaus said. "When Nichols got hurt I 87-81, in the finals of the NIT yes- wasn't worried about Bruce Rose stepping in, but Utah also was plagued by foul trouble in the terday at Madison Square Garden. what it would do to our maneuverability of substi- second half. Tyrone Medley, the Utes' playmaker, Kendrick scored 25 points for the tutes. I guess 1 shouldn't have worried so much," 1 kk. • fouled out with 13:01 left in the game and starting champs. forward Chas Menatti went out with 4:11 remain- l'urdue had to look to other heroes after Gar- ing in the first half with four fouls, but came back relt was forced to the bench with four fouls at rebounds also helped Utah dominate the back- midway in the second half. 12:42 of the second half. One of the biggest spark- boards 2611 but Utah had 12 turnovers compared to Purdue's five. plugs was Bruce Parkinson, known previously (or Luther Burden scored 18 points in thn first half his assists rather than his scoring. as Utah came out running and grabbed an early 6- Utah, which finished the season at 22-8 and Parkinson made two quick baskets within a min- 0 lead. Garrett brought Purdue back with two came to New York after finishing in a three-way v ^1* pi tV ute to give Purdue a 76-72 lead it never lost. quick baskets which gave the Boilermakers a brief tie for second in the Western Athletic Conference, (1-8 lead. That see-sawed four times before Utah's was led by Burden's 27 points. Burden finished as J u d. <; WJT J* W "Parkinson is the key who makes us," said Doug Terry scored at the 12:51 mark to put the the high scorer of the tourney with 118 points in Schaus. "He's been totally overlooked, not only Utes ahead for the rest of the half. four games. here but in the Big Ten as well. BONG! — Charlie Whiting of Utah bounds into a rebound as he tangles with Utah shot 54 per cent in that first half compared Mark Ralerink and Will Morrison scored 24 Purdue's Frank Kendrlck in yesterday's NIT tinals at Madison Square Gar- "And I can't say enough about Tom Schefflcr to only 40 per cent by Purdue, plagued by poor points apiece as Boston College came on in the den. Purdue won the title, 87-81. or Dave Luke or even Gerald Thomas. Thomas shooting in the early going. Sojourner's 11 second half to down Jacksonville. Cavaliers Pull Away From Knicks

By Thf Associated Press 10 points and Wilkens ci^ht, 11 for the Knicks il7 victory over San Antonio. New York raise its record to the Cavaliers jumped ahead A crowd of X.S2!) turned out Erving, the league's leading 53-2B. The Cleveland I'avaliers, In the second quarter fur a f>i- for \\l\;tt in;iy be the last scorer, hit 15 of '.'I field goals Los Angeles I.akers' Coach r sparked by Lenny Wilkcns 55 halftime lead. \>'« York game [or Ihe Cavaliers in and scored the game's final The 20 mpg Bill Sharman once had and Bobby Smith, pulled dosed in BUS ailh 1114 milt Oovpland Arena. Next se;isun bucket mi .i l.mip with 31 sec- trouble raising his voice away with a fourth quarter utes ii'it, bul Cleveland pulled they are supposed tn open in onds remaining above a whisper. Last season scoring surge to defeat iric away again outscoring the spurts promoter Nick Mileti s San Antonio's George Ger- his vocal chords were badly New York Knicks 114-92 in .i Knicks 14-'.! over the next three new Coliseum southeast of vin. who had :il points, had an .strained and it was quite a luxury wagon. National Basketball Associa- minutes. Cleveland. opportunity to send the game while before he could speak tion game last ni^ht Wilkens wound up with Tl Nets Nip Spurs inin overtime but missed a normally again. The Knicks out scored and Smith with 19, Julius Krving scored 33 layup at the buzzer. But last night, when his Cleveland. 29-22, in the first Dave DcBusschere led New points In help the New York A crowd of 11,240, the larg- players had bombed the Buf- quarter, but alter Cleveland York with 20, Willis Reed, on Nets remain on top of Ihe est ever In the history of the falo Braves 150-124 and took over. tlie comeback road after suf- American Basketball Associ- franchise which was moved clinched the National Basket- With Jim (leamons scoring fering a knee injury, scored ation Kast division wilh a 99- here from Dallas, watched ball Association's Pacific Di- HIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMIMMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIHIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPOIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIOIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII vision title, Sharman voiced his feelings about theteam which now will make the playoffs. Gilbert's 300th Guides "I consider this a remark- able achievement by the play- ers because of the injuries and Ihe makeshift lineup we used all year," Kharman said, Rangers Over Sabres his voice emotion-charged rather than strained. Rod Gilbert (cored two ilso on a power play I>iniii.'- .it Boston, power play goals 2 :iti apart in Dale Rolfe gave the Rangers it was ;i victory over the Others felt that the remark- (lie third period List night and • ' i lead pusi ;is seconds into Canadieiu thai clinched the able achievement was shar- led Ihe New York Rangers to the second period 1 ,IN| Division title for the man's, for he had salvaged a 5-3 National Hockey League ItomhiiUKh Lifts Isles Boston Bruins of the National Ihe team's morale from two victory over ihe Buffalo s.ihr Recently acquired center Hockey League, and it w;is a resounding losses to division es. Doug RombOUgll scored his Montreal native that led the rival Gown State last week- The goals, both from clOM scimill and thud goals of the u.iv. end and carried the Lakers to Introducing the 1974 Volkswagen 412 Wagon range, gave Gilbert a career year Sunday niRht, and tin1 Beating them is a terrific the playoffs. total of 300, making him tin- New York Islanders defeated feeling, especially for mi," Elsewhere in the NBA, the covered by Owner's Security Blanket. first Ringer ever to reach the Atlanta flames, M, rookie Dave Forbes said in Boston Celtics trimmed the that plateau Atlanta, which trailed 31 al Ihe dressing mom ;i(ler the Houston Rocketl 109-106 in His first goal came with the end of thl llFSl pel mil. Bruins stopped Montreal t • overtime; the CapltaJ Bullets Before the energy crisis hit us that also treats you to loads of Buffalo defenseman Jerry Ko< lied tin' scored al M mi i la i night .ii Hiistmi Garden. 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Mr lnr,«lt(l.Ml- .( thai nukr il ,i inn i HI the willi Ihe New Vd loinl loo HI Mining* n»-m.l -in' ,.-m«n imtxMry TM TrKk Bttndanft. in the who I nil Ol III* pi tin- the NIII,, Bruin ' ihink- Iliill Shrewsbury Sayrcville hold M bul •• Shrewsbury Motor*, Inc. II ihia Llppin Motor Car Co., Inc. Shrewittury Avtnu* Roult 35 i the Illllltll KIIHIIU IMIIIII MMMIIIII iHHIIlltllM Illllllll MIIIIIIIIIIMI lIHMllllMHllllllllHHllllllllllimilMI Flier Ilennessy: Oh, So Near;.... By RKH M< 01 I I II up a Tyrone Austin, who drew last-ditch, high floating shot praise frum Hennessy. put the I.IMKOKT - \eplune after a rebound. PVen back into the thick of ewdi Larry Harnessy »diked Jeakuu * hose early-season things by scoring 10 of his 17 across ihe Brookdale Commu- ankle injury had sidelined points in the fourth quarter. nity College basketball court, him during most of the cam- Neptune (2j-«) trailed by as his ayes wide open and paign, hadn't scored or pulled much as II points in the third glassy. No one tried to talk down a iclwiund before that session. The difference was 10 to him \ct It is doubtful Iliat shot Hul those two points points at the half it together made him an instant savior to "He found his spot," Hen- two coherent words anyway. the crowd which exploded nessy said, "and he was in a No visible anguish was rag- and ran. foil and rolled on the groove It was a whole lot of '1 on his face. He was court the very second the ball effort for his last game ' stunned Neptune had just went through the lump Stan Smith, the only other dropped the Stale Group IV Nearly 4.000 spectators saw senior, connected on seven of championship, 71-71, to Kast Kast Orange (25-4) gather in eight shots from the field. Orange. its third straight state tiara. Sam Johnson got the two The Panthers' previous two A state crown had eluded points that'sent the Neptune WHERE'S THE BALL? - Neptune's Sam Johnson (23) gets a little help championships came in Croup the Kliers and Hennessy supporters into ecstacy. He from East Orange's Cleveland Eugene, left, during a pileup Saturdoy at 111, unfa victory over I.ake- again, and they WMVfl'l let took his shot with 11 seconds Brookdale. Referee Ron Lewis looks in to find the ball. woodTwiT years ago down gently. They were hit left in the game to tie the score. It came from nearly 20 and they scored one more between tlie eyes and sent Both teams threatened the feet out. bucket than the Panthers But shattered to the depths just sound barrier with speed and Neptune, never has been whin they thought they were refused to quit right up until "I wanted him to drive," **«ltl*r MM rIWIM Dy J in tltlM much from the foul line, and riding to great heights. that shot. groaned Hennessy. "We were FOULED UP — East Orange's Cleveland Eugene it hurt on Saturday Ten shois Heroic Pltck The game was a virtual :)2- hoping that he could score (42) gets a little static from Neptune's Ralph out of 23 were missed, while The door was slammed in minule stampede up and two (in the drive and then Holmes (32) en route to the bucket Saturday, but (he Panthers accounted for 17' their faces at the final BUUer down the court. It began that pick up another on a foul. It the shot went in — so did the ensuing foul flip dur- of24. when 6-5 senior replacement way, and it ended that way. would have put us ahead by a ing the second-period action. point." . Kight now, the road back to The remaining nine seconds Brookdale seems a long way were just enough for the Pan- off. There is the Holiday .lu- Neptune ' thers. Jenkins' shot went bilee, a complete Shore Con- through the hoop just before ference schedule and lots of the buzzer sounded. Two obstacles on the state road In Conduct Fliers desperately signaled ahead. UNCKOKT - In a vote for a time out, but it was too But Hennessy must be. look- that may help take away late. ing to that far o(f horizon some of the sting nf Satur- Ilennessy is no stranger to with a certain warm feVling. day's tough loss to Kast Or- this kind of frustration. His He has an awfully young club. ange (or the (iroup IV basket- 1968 team lost to Perth Am- •K|»mi Nrplunr ill ball championship, spurts O F I 0 boy in the r.roup III finals in Bnlrr 7 16 Smith writers polled at courtside fa- Boour 7 10 Airtlio the last five seconds, also by f 4 70 M JolwiMWl vored Neptune to receive the 0 7 Holme* two points. 7 7 S Johmon first annual Good Sportsman- 1 1 HuMord ship Award which will go to More Accurate Williwm I 5 William The Kliers' shooting per- Young 13 one o( the 14 participating | centage was better than East Totolt a ii ni M hcicils in this weekends sev- To1.! Orange Orange's (55 to 47 per cent), Neptunt ... en stale championship names. The award, established this year, has been made possible by the c. w. Bellinger Co, of Montclair in cooperation with Parochial 5's the N. .1. Inlerseholastie Coaches Association and the N.I. Stale Inlerseholastie Athletic Association. CONCERN BEFORE WIN — East Or- UNSEEING EYES — Neptune coach Representatives of the N. Run to Form ange coach Bob Lester isn't happy Larry Hennessy, his disbelieving eyes N.I ICA also is sen ing as a with the way things are going for his fixed on the basket, is stunned by the l.INCROKT - In the play, the losers pulled to with- panel of judges to evaluate Panthers. He nearly saw the State sudden finish in Saturday's State N.ISIAA grand finale yes- in three points, 33-30, at half- each competing school. Group IV title slip from his hands in Group IV final ot Brookdale Commu- terday, Kssex Catholic used a time. TKIBLEHORN the waning seconds of the finale. nity College against East Orange. distinct height advantage lo St. Joseph's forged ahead easily handle Camden Catho- IIIIIKI Mill III! Illl II111 1 III III IIII II1111 > III KIII1IIIIKIIIIMIII11111 1 IM> I 6lh annual edition concluded yesterday at The Kssex Catholic bulge Brookdale, Ituinks to the foresight of Jim (Irowney, executive gradually increased as the secretary-treasurer nf the N.IS1AA, and work of Bob Wal- taller winners wore down sack, Brookdale athletic director and-^He coordinator fur ttit- ( .iiuden Calhnlic. state championships Karlier yesterday. Bishop The general feeling after seven hectic games staged from Eustace look advantage of Friday night through early lasl night, was th.il the 1975 com- Don BoscO Tech's loul trouble petition will he returned to Brookdale and defeated Ihe Palerson • IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII club 57-93 to successfully de- fend its Parochial "B" title. The Chuck Wagon SI Anthony's of Jersey City kepi its undefeated record, IIMIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillimillllllllllHHIIIIIIItll lusting St. Joseph's of Cam- Mr Growncy has asked us whether we would be recep- den, 64-59. lo take the Paro- Hvc lo holding the finals again next year." said Walsack, i-filial "C" title. catching his breath after at least ,i month of hectic planning Pleasantville survived a and supervision The indication is that it may be favorable WINNING TEAM — Executive secretary-treasurer scare from scrappy Hillside fur such i return Brookdale was pleased, not only in be ol to win the Croup II title, 60-55, i in the late in hosting the tournament finals, but also James J. Growney, left, representing the N.J. and end its 29-win season un- Wiih the ((induct and sportsmanship displayed by everyone State Interscholastic Athletic Association, and defeated. In the Group I title Total attendance for the seven title contests was li,in. Athletic Director Bob Walsack, representing match, Orange broke open an even though only 1,900 witnessed yesterday's three Parochial Brookdale Community College, teammed to make early close contest and coast- contt the 56th annual state basketball tournament finols ed to an, 89-58, win over Bur- Near capacity crowds watched Friday night's Camden- a success in Its first visit to LincroM. lington Township. Memorial (West ivqp* York) (iroup ill eontesi (J.U7) and Sat- on Friday, Camden over- urdaj • (li i game lor Group i honors between Orange and di in 11 HI the final lour minutes to successfully defend its whelmed Memorial of West Kurhngtnn Township (J !I2) liui Ihe Group IV i llffliangei he Parochial C" crown New York 97 to 60 to take Iween Eaal Orange and Neptune was Ihe lopper, wiih J.712 Let, Camdon'a ing center, si "mi ll points on H of 11 dioup II honors. admissions listed Upwards ol 4,080 bodies, however, were shooting In his club 1 Group 111 breeze over Memorial of West In Ihe Parochial "K" jammed into the rotunda m Ihe meadow The iiaied capacity you don't aipacl spoittctrt with worldwide repu- New York Friday night, while \mici ion established Ion game, Ihe winners reeled nlf IS .1,1(11). iiieiil high marks with his .Iti pom Is (17 n( .'4 Irom the field) tations lor parlormanco, both on and off the (rack, •in IH4 scoring binge in the 11 let Jenkins' < hi arl throbbing winmn itholic'i nmie of Camden Catholic fo be economical. 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I lerl Monmoulh Cflttegc The Mat.c- a good shooter." il l"i these other girls wan resident earned over Sea Pines Heritage Golf Cla: back to June and his record M<('rea had some Me. 63 when he won the US to have all this opportunity ' I IHKI points in her college ca- things to learn also, she'ad- The steady, unflappable Open. He followed that with She s Mcettraged In the in- reer a scoring feat she also nuts cheerfully, the first was Miller gave the laughing pair other 1973 triumphs in the creased attention women's achieved in high school hen- French a cursory glance as they dis- Lancombe tournament in basketball is getti^ and by Miss Mclrea gathered AAU There were times when 1 appeared in the pine, palm Paris and the individual the addition o( the spoil to "nMicle" honors last spring as uas playing zone defense and and cypress groves and went crown in the World Cup com- the 1976 Olympic Game* a member of the Alleiitown everybody rise was playing schedule. Pa Crestetlei who look third in.iii to man. 1 had to watch about his business — winning petition in Spain. HE'S A WINNER - New York Yankees Otto Velez slides home with'the' Miss. McCrea thinks Hie place in Ihe national com- everybody to see if I was another golf tournament. The streakers, a boy and a winner run yesterday against the Chicago White Sox. Velez scored on a game improved two \ears petition Named to ihe I s doing the right tiling " "I'd just birdicd No. 15 — girl, on the 16th were the first wild pitch by Stan Perzanowski. Perzanowski takes a bad throw from ago with ihe change from six- team for the World Feder- Mlhough she was the sec- that was the clincher," Miller of the year on the tour. catcher Pete Varney in the seventh inning. said. "I had a three stroke member teams and half-court ation Cup tournament in ond highest IcaglM siuier lead with three holes to play during the drst half of the and I had no tension and I season, Hie American center wasn't about to let anything came fa miliar with the upset me." coach's French phrases relat- The skinny, mop-haired Reds' Perez Whacks Mets; Yanks Win ing to her delensive play. blond cruised home with a Ihe hardest thing to get used to was Ihe aggressive- front-running 70 and'a three- By The Associated Press homer, was the winner, Sox had tied the sane in the tros. fnol-lunh center Field fence, scored two tie-breaking runs stroke triumph as he made ness of it," she .says of Ku- Stan Perzanoslti's seventh- MXIII when Kddie Leon tripled Don Sutton and former Dod- in [eel from home plate in the seventh inning then ropean basketball. "It is the Heritage his fourth vic- Tony Perez cracked a inning wild pitch enabled over center fielder Bobby ger Claude Ostecn dueled erupted for five more runs in tory of the young pro season Jose Cruz drove in three played like a typical Eu- three-run double to cap the pinch-runner Otto Velez to Murcer's head and scored on through seven innings. Ofteen Ihe eighth and routed Ihe At- — his seventh in the last nine runs and the St. Louis Cardin- ropean .sport jnuch more Cincinnati Reds' seven run score the deciding run yes- a single by Bucky Dent. giving up only one hit and lanta Braves 8-1. The two late als beat the Heds' other physical than our play." months. rally in the eighth inning to terday in the New York Yan- Sutton three. But the Dodgers rallies Included two-run sin- beat the New York Mets, 10-8, kees' 2-1 victory over the Chi- Steve Kline and Scott took advantage of wildness on squad 5-2. Cm/' younger Conditioning is important in The suddenly-sensational gleg by Andy Etchebarrcn^,,. Krcncn |c snc ob. in an exhibition baseball cago White Sox. McGregor shared the four-hit- the part of Houston reliever brother, Hector, who was cut 26-year-old won with a 276 to- ter (or New York, which man- from the St. Louis roster fol- I Rich Cogg served. Teams play 20-minute tal, eight under par on the ex- game yesterday. Fred Scherman, who walked Velez ran for Graig Nettles, aged just four hits against Stan lowing the game, homered. Bill Grief, Rich Troedson halves with two "standing- acting, subtly-demanding lay- three batters to load the who had walked to open the Bahnsen and Perzanoski. and Vinccnte Romo of the up" time-outs in each half. out that winds 6,655 yards Bud Harrelson's infield out bases for Crawford. Charlie Sands smacked his seventh. Two infield outs San Diego Padres blanked the The American game for wom- through mashes, swamp, tied the score at 3-3 in the Los Angeles won its eighth Richie Zisk slammed two moved him to third before he fourthispring homer, a grand Oakland A'sonsix hits 2-0 en for 10-minutes quarters lakes, ponds and woods on sixth inning and singles by consecutive exhibition when home runs and Bob Robertson scored on Ihe wild pitch. slam, to lead Hie California Mike CubtngB'f run-scoring with five- "Sitting-down" Kon Garrett and Felix Millan hit one as Ihe Pittsburgh Pi- r this resort island. Willie Crawford's bases- Angels over the Milwaukee in the l. )th inning gave the time-outs each half. "I could have blown the put the Mets ahead 5-3. Three walks sandwiched loaded single in the eighth in- rates trounced the Phila- Brewers 15-2 The Angels also Texas Rangers a 3-2 victory European women could whole thing on the first three Catcher Jerry Grote hit a around a single by Mike He- ning broke a scoreless tie and delphia Phillies 7-2. Z.isk's got homers from Bob Oliver over Montreal, the Expos' play a "rough and tough" holes," Miller said He had to three-run homer in the sev- Ran produced the other Yan- sparked the Dodgers to a 30 first shot with two men and Joe Lahoud. sixth straight defeat. game and not be considered one-putt for par on the sec- enth. kee run in the fifth inning. The victory over the Houston As- aboard carried over the 25- The Baltimore; Orioles Orlando Cepeda and Tom- unfeminine, Miss McCrca was ond, got down in two from 50 my Harper stroked two-run pleased lo discover. ; feet on the first and dropped Reds second baseman Ju- singles and the Boston Kcd a critical, eight-foot second nior Kennedy hit his third U.S. teams heading for in- Sox struck for five runs in the putt on the third. single of the day to open the Revson Not to Blame in Crash ternational competition would one-out rally in the seventh. sixth inning to beat Minnesota benefit, she feels, if they "That was one of only two The bases were loaded with JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - Driver urror has definitely been ruled out 6-4 despite home runs by the played together more before- tough second putts I had all singles by Bill Plummer and been ruled out as the cause of Peter Revson's fatal crash in a Southgate confirmed that the second car in the HOP Twins' Steve Braun, Bob Dar- hand as lop French teams do. week," Miller said. "That Doug Klynn. Joe Hague's Formula One racing car, UOP Shadow team manager Tony . Shadow stable would not be in the starting grid at Kyalami win and Eric Soderholm. American players approach was the difference — my lag force out scored a run. Dave Southgate said yesterday. Circuit Saturday. It was to have been driven by Jean-Pierre Vada Pinson hit a home run such events as competitors putting. Concepcion singled off loser Revson was killed Friday in unofficial practice for the Jarier of France. off Mickey Lolich and Amos vying for team positions, she I only had two second putts Bob Miller for another as did March JO South African Grand Prix, when his sleek black car A spokesman for Kyalami said certain sections of the Otis cracked a two-run said. of more than a foot and a half Merv Itetlenmund setting the slammed into a steel barrier at Barbecue Bend and burst into track's safety fence might be modified before the Grand Prix. double, powering the Kansas Miss McCrea expects the all week. It makes It e;isy stage for Perez' smash to the flames. Meetings were scheduled wilh representatives of the drivers City Royals to a 7-2 triumph next few years to bring more when you don't have a four left field comer. Revson died from extensive chest injuries, damage to kid- to discuss possible changes. over the Detroit Tigers. changes to her favorite sport. foot second putt. Those wear neys and to the brain, according to the results of an utopsy Several drivers suggested that Revson might have sur- John Ellis drilled a two-run She hopes the Crestettes' you out. Jack Billingham was in- held Saturday. His body was scheduled to be flown back to vived if a series of "catch" fences rimmed Barbecue Bend in- homer and singled for anoth- showing in AAU competition "This was an easy 70." effective for Cincinnati giving New York tomorrow. stead of a rigid steel barrier. Some said the latter was de- er run, pacing the Cleveland last year will help bring over- The soft-spoken, self-con- up five runs and 11 hits. Tom Southgate said it would be extremely difficult to pinpoint signed mainly for the protection of spectators and not com- Indians to a 9-4 victory over due recognition to Eastern tained Miller collected $40,000 Hall, who gave up Grote's the cause of the crash, but that error on Revson's part had petitors. the University of Arizonia. women's teams. Ali-Foreman Forthcoming

CARACAS. Venezuela (AP) concerning the Zaire fight fight will be held. vice versa. — A promoter talked of a was scheduled for Wednes- "This is a world champion- When the meeting finally George Foreman-Muhammad day. ship and I will abide by World ended there seemed to be no Ali fight in Africa while box- Schwartz also said that Boxing Association and World insurmountable problems, al- DON'T BELIEVE US... TRY IT YOURSELF! Ing officials bickered yes- Video Techniques had an op- Boxing Council rules," said though Sadler was faced with terday over the choice of ref- tion on first refusal for Nor- Sadler. "I don't know the peo- a fine and Foreman was eree and judges for Fore- ton's first title defense if he moler here and I don't know threatened with loss of his man's heavyweight title de- wins Tuesday. the commissioners." title. fense against Ken Norton to- The bickering, sort of a Once the rules meeting be- The Venezuelan commission morrow night. boxing tradition, began when gan — wilh both fighters, the said it would fine Sadler be- "The fight will be held in Dick Sadler, Foreman's man- Venezuelan commission and cause he had not returned to Zaire in late September at ager, got upset about the Ve- the WBA and WBC represent- sign the rules agreement. But nezuelan Boxing Commission Kinshasa," said Hank ed—a great deal of the it had not decided how much holding a closed meeting pri- Schwartz of Video Techniques trouble seemed to stem from to fine him. or to the rules meeting and of New York, which ;ilso is boxing politics and something A WBA spokesman also said co-promoting and handling stomped out of the Poliedro, being lost in the translations HAS BETTER GAS MILEAGE THAN YOU THINK! the indoor arena where the Foreman would be stripped of the ancillary rights for the from Spanish to English, and his title if he did not appear Foreman-Norton fight here. iiiiiimioiiiimmimii illinium iiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiioiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiitiiioiiiiiiiiiiii i mm for the fight Tuesday night, Zaire formerly was known although observers just shook as The Congo and Kinshasa their heads over Ihat. Vene- was its capital, Leopoldville zuela is affiliated with the Test Drive Our 1974 Cadillac "The purse for the fight Freehold Entries WBA. generates from African mon- The problem of the rcfciic Coupe DeVille, equipped with a Schwartz said of the Tomorrow and the judges was also Choice of Zaire as a site 111 - Pair IM ISM Key Enlerpnie IPoluenol .. II solved, in a roundabout man- "Whatever people say about Inleeni Diamond ( F11 ion I 3-1 Boywood T. Adiot (Gretnel. ..IM Mile-o-meter, and see for yourself Wotioni Fro»l (Pomer Jrl 11 ner. the easy availability of $10 Horrlion Diamond fleCouiel 4 1 Ith Potr IM JWO Roman Holly (Homono) 4 1 t uirrni Boy IAbboti#llot 3-1 The WBA and Norton's million, it ain't so easy when Stubby Adio* (BecKhy) s I Pi«nanl Wavirly (Filion) ...,.4-i What good mileage you can get. it comes to getting it up." Podrolc Pearie llnferdnnoto). u Air Patrol (Breinahan) 9-7 camp agree that the Venezue- RemiBluerretl (Ploutft) II Morrli Scot (Porodil) i-\ lan commission should pick Schwartz! said Zaire would Holll Bnimln (Vllldnil . I? I Meg* Rhythm (Beachy) « I have no technical difficulties John Polrlct (McNIClMII IS1 Running Spring (LtCauif) ...,...•-. both officials. Kamon Velas- Knockdown (Plntl) 101 quez, president of the WBC, in handling the fight, which Ind- Pore IM 1)09 Pleasant Kim |Ellis) 13-1 Perfections! (AbbotielKil S ? said he thought each group would be held at 3 am, local GoldColour< {Fowtttli ;) im- PDC* IM >SM should pick one official, but time, so it could be seen on Polly O ICallngdrrl n. one of Nor- fl#d|i Marv<*l (Mornno) I I Stn^y^ ( mint (Poulin) A I or PhoiM 775-1088 ton's comanagtn, nM ateoul Fin* Vmlnq* (Snntn Mnriol ID I PMLuthy (Tett) * i COUPE John Rainbow (Lemon*) II I Royal Swift (Morana) • i Schwartz discussing III Cnneitooa c.a«h (VHiani) * i drVILLE tih - Par* IM fftOS Mfadow Tnr liaccio). I i Ring of a Foreman All fight Henry All*n N I Knvlnnt I I WyQ I ITullnot 17 1 "We're not II ClWlnfl • | n I (IM#H III I1 nth PnctiWttH nl lack of integrity We ||»t \ i "I nprronrll) «i N Ktn*tf* (RnrtQort) / .' Hunk it's bad ludgemenl A I Qirl i Ho#ftfn*fl I I PLUS Hut i.iik of .i foreman-All 1/ I fi^hi i'H i upsetting Kenny,' VnMty ' It I ',-r.nke Mono I Vfi'lmei A GOOD, SAFE, COMFORTABLE AUTOMOBILE Mill Hllotl "It Will )Ust lll.lke 111. 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I.A 16 BOUND* 741-0910 |UIIIM)IMIIMMIMMIIMtll|MMIMMIIMMIIMMIIIMMIIIMIinuiMIIIMIMIIII 14 KK - The board of di- review and tout approval of rectors of the TB-Respiratory the W74-7S program Of work Oceanport Council Votes, 5-1," Disease Association of Cen- and the allocation of Christ- ' tral New Jersey, which mas Seal funds to support the serves Monmouth, Union and iurn's community ser- Hudson Counties, will meet at inedical education and 8 p m Wednesday in the training, public health educa- For a Stricter Housing Code group's headquarters here. tion and air conservation pro- Heading the agenda, grams, which arc designed to ANPORT - The that open without Keys, ana it ing on the proposed amend- would have the option of sub- combat and control lung dis- Borough Council has ap- must nave screens on its win- ment on April 4 Stanley B. Conklin of Free- milting a .letter to the build- hold, president, said, will be a eases proved by a 51 vote a new, dows for a certain portion of Again Mr. Dellera cast the ing inspector, recognizing any more stringent housing code the year," he explained lone negative vote violations classified as non- based on the Building Offi- "In addition." Mr Dellera L'nder the new code, the is- dangerous and assuming re- imk Conference of America continued, "grading and suance of a certificate of oc- sponsibility for their correc- (BOCA) rode drainage requirements arc cupancy by the building in- tion after title has been Councilman Peter A Dcl- .stricter, and it is now illegal spector is required for any closed. lera cast the lone negative for a homeowner to do engine and all changes of ownership The building inspector vote, reiterating objections he and body work on a vehicle or tenancy. would then issue a conditional DALE raised at the public hearing on his properly. All violations of the code certificate of occupancy on the ordinance March 7. "I think specific items like cited by the building in- which would set time limits He termed the new code these, which may cause prob- spector must be corrected by for the correction of the mi- CARNE6IE "too harsh." and said that the lems for Oceanport residents, the seller or lessor before any nor violations by the buyer. council had not sufficiently were not discussed by the change may take place. COURSE DALE CARNEGIE* These time limits, Mr. Mar- •tflllir llatl »«• discussed the ordinance be- council as much as they Councilman Francis A. galotti pointed out, would be RED CROSS DONATION - William L. Griffin Jr., fore passing it. should have been for an ordi- Margalotti, presiding over the commensurate with the grav- left, president of the Shrewsbury State Bank, Mr Dellera specified five nance of this magnitude," be meeting in the absence of ity of each violation. presents a ribbon of currency used in Saturday's FREE stipulations of the new code concluded. Mayor Elwood T. Baxter ex- He explained that the grand opening of the bank's first office at Rt. 35 and ttlmh lie (eels will unfairly The council also approved plained that the proposed amendment would enable par- White Road, to J. James Barr, chairman of the Preview Mittlng* mandate the upgrading of 5-1 on first reading an ordi- amendment creates a dis- ties to close title speedily and Monmouth County Chapter, Red Cross. Mr. Barr 10 WAYS THIS COURSE many homes here nance amending the portion tinction between violations HAZLET to fix responsibility for minor said the ribbon represented approximately $100. WILL BENEFIT Shore Point Inn "Under the new ordinance, of the new housing code ordi- which endanger public health corrections on the buyer rath- MEN AND WOMEN a house must be able to main- nance dealing with the is- and safety and those which do er than the seller if so desir- Rout* 35 tain a temperature of 70 de- suance of certificates of occu- not — inadequate exterior ed. Increose rriit ond Confidence TUES.MAA.Z8-8P.il. grees in ten below zero pancy. painting, for example. In the case of rentals and N»w Jtrtty Horn* Omntrt... Sptok Eltertively TRIMS.. MM.»-1P.M. ufather. it must have doors There will be a public hear- The prospective buyer leases, the new housing code money fast Sill Yourvtlf ond Your Ideas THU«S,APRR4-8P.M. mandates that a property li Your lest With tny Gioup FREEHOLD owner notify the building in- limitnbci Namn spector of all changes of oc- American Hotel Court Orders Marlboro cupancy and assume respon- Think ond Spick en row Fttt Main Street sibility for correction of viola- Control Fior and Worry WED. MAR. 27-1P.M. tions of any nature, Mr. Mar- It o letter Convenolionoli

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Autos For Sale Two Lincoln Mercury Impala 4-Door Sedan Mileage Cars 1974 CHEVROLET DEMONSTRATOR CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ON! I j A 6-cylinder Comet and a 4-cylindcr Capri With 9 months left of 1974, you can own a low mileage 1974 Chevrolet (never put to the test. registered) at a savings of hundreds of dollars... Stop in and Drive One! IF YOU THOUGHT YOU COULDN'T AFFORD A NEW CAR. COME IN AND LET US OFFER YOU A FANTASTIC DEAL! Come take the wheel! (The test drive is on us.) 1974 DEMONSTRATORS

1974 CAPRICE CUStOm COUpe (medium red) 1974 CAPRICE sport sedan (antique white) 1974 MONTE CARLO coupe (white and red) 4-cylindcr Capri 6-cylinder Comet Shcon with oplKHMl WSW lira, 1974 LAGUNA S3 coupe (white and red) * tehtfl rovm *nd vinyl roof 1974 IMPALA custom COUpe (medium red) February 19, 1974: In a 379 mile highway test through Ari- 1974 IMPALA custom couple (sandstone and red) zona and California, supervised by General Environments Cor- 1974 IMPALA sport sedan (beige and saddla| poration, a Comet and a Capri with standard engines and 1974 M ALIBU classic coupe (red and white) Iran .mi.sions delivered the kind of gas mileage you'd like to h car was broken in the equivalent of 6,000 miles and 1974 CAMARO LI. coupe (medium red) • en by non professional dnv needing 50 MPH. 1974 NOVA coupe (light gold) You yourself might actual! n for thai matter, 1974 EL CAMINO custom (white and medium rid) mileage i.untonance, pment, total woight, driving habltl and road conditions. ALL FULLY EQUIPPED... NEW CAR GUARANTEE And no two dnvors, or even cars, are exactly the same. 8ee SERVICED AND READY TO QO AT USED CAR PRICES! what kind of mileage you can get.

The buys are big and so are the trades at W3II Shrewsbury. N.J. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 747-5400 641 Shrewsbury Ave. 741-3130 Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore I * ( 1 #V LvvPVPlVp^W T^VWPWV :* * i BUERS/ ULCH/ELECT

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enor, olerlor SANDERS i Auto Rent/LeoM CUSTODIANS DENTAL EQUIPMENT TO' X>o .te- r -epoi'-. dinettev re MANUFACTURING, i s ond draperies Can •,f leading Fortune S00 dental 774 1013 o manufacturing (.ompony. centrally ( ustom built to located in Monmauth County We ' 'to w vour home Col1 Gabf otter t p m ot 717 i r Main VEGA HATCHBACK 1971 Perterl running ». Construction otfer fun fringe benefit*, com- rt a • mainirlri 12S0 or bell otln petitive salary plus bonus, thltt (i"l«J pa r who neefli 'Q0 . SHORE POINT LANOSCAPIN' r a 1971 Vfgo Equipment ditterentiol, a modern fat u trees, shrubs, ne* lowns, rock gardens cosy commuting and excellent od- 11 »p"tigi ftd Red Bonk TOWNE CHEVROLET 000 milti (IMS - Stotion IMS CASE 5X1 BACKHOf Ana M Ian with po mone V d • OOM from f oi lOiliood tie walls ond lawn mointenome vonctnient opportunitiet mpg. Trail- » years experience !95 3767 411 Lincoln Cu»1om Suburban > poiw •TORS 01 . air Condi III I US Wagon • Ave . Poinl rlMsont tl«B V,. "0 - Dor* SMA1L JOBS-AH types ol house repairs ASSEMBLERS i - With on 1«. Wanted Automotive and alterations Corpenlry. pointing, mo TORSO' * ullv oulomu' > Wi gu.eoo 10 1971 sonry etc 741-0S44 (4:30 -1 a.m.) 1TJ 1174 mormngi . >eni opportunity tor ex- 2. Auto* For Sole 2. Autos For Sole 2. Auto* For Sale 1 AUTOHOBBVCrNT'tR ""' »\ 2tM SPRING IS NEAR perienced or 'TiCcnaniLOlly Opt m M FOR YOUR F6«l divduois Will train on the iob 3. Trucks And Trailers Ana to is home sprucing up time Curtis specifics ot dental equipment ot AND SPORTS CARS AT MONMOUTH Smitti&on does lorge and small lobs Vou M BUS 19/3 engine MOTORS. INC , Hwy 3S. Eotonlown. 542 sembiies Siortmg role ooMd upon Mocy extras Ejtros Fine londilion. soy wriot you wont done, he II do It swiftly, experience with outotnatic n on (he ioto. *106 Radialtires to vice president ot local compony E» Now at Russell perience necessary »I2S N5395 A new 1? Month I.'000 W i vinyl root leather 21. Business Services CONTROL CLERK vice agreement tor \ve owned Ca- upholstery, many olher CUSTODIANS Must like figures Beginners considered Full Time days (I * 30) or evenings extras P.954 miles ACCOUNTANT - Income lax returns pre dulaci VP ' covets the cost ot pored professionally oi your home or of (3 30 midnight) tor experienced any repan s over %?1., 00 loi most ot fite Coll now for appointment Dxk Ouis. custodial worker Duties include 71 CHEVROLET $ FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T B«9173 DATA RECORDER OPERATOR •enerat light of fir t t-comng and the ma|0f mectianical systems on 7065 Some experience with data processing. floor buftmg any approved Cadillac A AD PAINTlNGCONTttAf TORS Hours'to] ISOOOyr. Biscayne No lob too big or small. Fully insured Interested applicants plcoie coll 4-door serjan,6cyl. HAVE GAS TO BURN. Free estimates. Leaders ond flutters PAYROLL CLERK 946*000, Ext. ?}l or apply m per- cleaned ftee. Coll George, 739 O?04. Experienced Excellent company. Good son standard power steering. OLDSMOBILE cnonct for advancement. tlOO ALL PHASES — Of professional tarpeniry 39 569 miles 98 Luxury Sedan work ond remodeling For appointment, Stock No P0I74 VOLV0164. POSTINGCLERK #67. AM FM stereo. call Wi 3227 otter 6pm Porl time Hours I 30 lo II. « so hr. ALTE RATIONS. ADDITIONS - Kihhens. PENNWALT air conditioning .cruise It gets about 50%better basements, baths, aluminum siding No |ob '1295 . control, many other , too lafoe or loo small Fully insured. Fret Ace Employment Agency gas mileage than 20 Thomas Ave 747 )4«4 Shrewsbury S.S. WHITE extras 4.095miles estimates. Fine Line Cons.rui.iion. 291- comparably priced ASSE MILIII WANTEO-Noe> Dental Health Division $ m penence necessory Full time day shift. 12 domestic sedans.* At T( RATIONS'- Remodelinfl, ponelmg, per hour to start. Modern working condi 100 South St. 5325 electrical work, ceramic tile and floor tile. lions. Apply in person. Power Physics • 1974 U S Gow«""nei,l LPAI.guies Quality work Reasonable rotes. Call W- Corp., S4I Industrial Way Weil. Ealon Holmdel,N.J. 07733 72 CADILLAC 11*9. town. 542-13*3. An Equal Opportunity Employer F/W Eldorado Coup* OLDSMOBILE AUTOMOTIVE 88 Hardtop Sedan BROKEN GLASS? ASSISTANT MANAGER - Fmt food oper- CASHIER/RECEPTIONIST Stock No C?86 ation. Experience not necessary. We will Must be good with figures ond detail!. # 234. Air conditioning. TORN SCREENS? Stoning salary UOo week ( all 741 «s;o. ?2.000 miles Where True Economy Begins... train you In our program. Contort Man- Bring In your aluminum or wood frames ager, Chicken Holiday, US East Newman AM-FM, vinyl top. much for re glaring. Also Inserts for rescreenlng AUTO SALES - Lorge Monmouth County Tilt wheel, stereo. Springs Pd., Shrewsbury. 741 0361. dealer looking for EXPERIENCED tales- '73 OLDSMOBILE more. 3,875 miles ond re glazing. PROWN S. 32 Brood SI.. Red Bank. 741 7500 ASSIST A NTvI AN AGE R - E iperlenced, man who is willing to prospect, demon- Cutlass •• strate, and SELL automobiles. Great op- $ CARPENTER AND CABINET MAKER or will train for theater In Shrewsbury 4door sedan Plaio Shopping Center. Good future ond portunity. Reply to Bo* A 374, Tht Dolly '5295 WANTS SMALL ODD JOSS Register, Red Bank, for interview 4370 BED BANK VOLVO J2O0041 fringe benefits to right opplironl Call after Stock No C110 1 p HV, 542 S395. for appointment. 15.000 miles E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK CLEAN YOUR CELLARS. ATTICS. GA~ AVON CALLING ON TV RAGES. Free estimate AVON calling m your neighborhood? It $ OLDSMOBILE Coll 74I-2I4« otter 3 pm. ran be you Call Mrs Klemhons, 741-4343, 4*7 33/7 or 774 1770 3195 Cutlass Colonnade COMPLETE HOWE IMPROVEMt NTS -- 72P0NTIAC Alteration*, additions, enclosures Free es A-l Grand Prix Sedan. * 504. Green, Air condi- tunafes FrobenCo 741.MW or 142 SIM. EMPLOYMENT More Classified tioning, radio, whitewalls, power I 2-door hardtop CUSTOM BUILT STORAGE SHEDS~~ Partial Coll for prompt on Next Page steering, and brakes, automatic | Call Gobe after o p m Stock No 0113 71 OLDSMOBILE ;«7 S2S» listing interview Cutlass S mote, 2,356 miles. BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT — Familiar 51. Help Wanted KITSON CHEVROLET CUSTOM DRAPERIES with A/P ond A R, light typing, Pdoof hardtop. $ By Marlon SPECIAL Please coll »l 1261 Stock No. 0105 3695 BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE - Full DEPENDABLE HELP — For hire, to cut or port-time. Airconditioning 33.854miles. RTE 36, EATONTOWN- 542-1126 grass In Lmcroft Colts NeckMof Iboro areas Call 780 -U0 after 6 p m CLERK-PURCHASING - Fomillor with CLERICAL $ Full Factory accounts payable, detail work and typing. 2395 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur- nished ond installed tor only M9.9S. To or- CLERK STENO — Knowledge of general MORTGAGE BANKING '680LDSM0BILE 12-MONTH der call 349 0»*] off ICI procedure plus light steno. FAIRWAY LANDSCAPING'— ProleT Full or part lime posilion lor Delmont 88 THIS WEEK'S REDUCED SPECIALS sionol weekly lawn maintenance, land- CLERK TYPIST ~ Good typing skills ond figure aptitude. Responsible position. 4-door sedan '69 PLYMOUTH 12.000 MILE scoping, 741 7355. mortgage processing, servic- Slock No PO173 Fury III 73 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP *2195 PAYROLL CLERK - Hond payroll, light ing and accounting Inter- Fiberglas Repair Work typing. Good opportunity. viewing now tor immediate or Low mileage 4-door Slock Blue, standard shift. 6-cylmder, 20,247 mi. I Boats repaired, reaekooted. compounded Warranty July 1st employment Send No 0112. I waxed or bottom painted. Experienced. SECRETARY EXECUTIVE — Three to I W 64W or 54? 785? . tour years experience Excellenttkills. SAVE 56.000 miles 73 PONTIAC VENTURA *3195 name, address and phone on all FLOOR CLEANING'AND WAXING ^ number to Box A-?73, The Hatchback, automatic, power sleenng. AIR. 8.093mi. Window washing. Free estimates. Call Al- SECRETARY GENERAL - Good typing Special! Professlonal Building nAamlenance. ond steno, light bookkeeping background. Daily Register. Red Bank '1095 7393348 the above 72 CAMARO SS »2595 SECRETARY-LEGAL - Two to Ihret Coupe, automatic, power steering. GARDENS PLOWED - Aft/till veors recent legal experience. Local. Hunt s Londscapinq Service Rally equipment Gold, 28.276 miles 741 473? evenings SECRETARY MEDICAL - Full or port GENERAL CONTRACTOR Masonry! time, Dictaphone typing and mtdicol OLDSMOBILE 72 FORD PINTO *2195 carpentry and paintinnt.ng Cal" l after A p m knowledge. TS-MJ1 Runabout, blue. 4 speed, fadio. 33.403 miles TELLER — Tramit, returnee or ei- HAVE YOUR INCOME TAXES prepared perienced teller position available locally. CADILLAC CO. 71 VEGA STATION WAGON »2095 CREDIT RUSSELL call 54? 5571. ask for Mr McCray. TVPIST-MT/ST — »tllv« otricf. I Green, automatic, radio. 32,921 miles. HOME RENOVATION benefits, Ntptunt Towmhlp area. Roofing and Aluminum Siding ANALYST .100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., REa BANK 741-0910 !M Brood SI HI Ml RtdBonk 71 FORD MAVERICK »1995 Lowest rates 747-0865 after 6 p.m. HOME REPAIRS~-"PanelmgTltep*. BANKING — New bronch opening In Rum 4-door. automatic, power steering, ion Senior Tellers. 4 or more veorl e»- Industrial patios, sidewalks. perifnre Junior Teller*. 1 or more yean 6-cylinder, 45.871 mi. Reosonoble 147 4385 An excellent career position is experience. Secretary. Beceptlonul with now ovollobir with one of the HOUSE PAINTING bonking experience Write or call Flrtt No- 71 VW KARMANN GHIA *2395 Attention homeowners. I am a pointer with tional stale Bonk ot the Jenev Coot!, It?] legroted o*l companies, for on Third Ave . Spring Loke. 4OCk Call 6» 1?W Mar k diese I van ground plus a comprehensive Must be mature, re- benefits packog* INCOME TAX PREPARATION liable, good refer- BANK or GMAC FINANCING Experienced tax expert will prepare your ences Paid ho Send resume Including solary return confidentially in your home or my tidoys. paid .ioro history and requirements in office V- and up For appointment coll Ted dons, pensions, ood strictest confidence to ( MIC INSURANCE | Zebrowski it , Eatontown, N J U2 5??3 MR WILLIAM SEARFOORCE other fringe ben anytime efilS Holt 13 SO 14 per hour Apply AMERADA HESS " INCOMt TAX PREPARATION^ AtcoCeromics. | Eipenenced to< expert *m prepare your STOP IN and SEE US TODAY! return confidentially in vour home or my CORPORATION office SS and up for appointment toll Ted Hwy 3S 764-8000 Ktyport 1 Hess Pioio Woodbridge. N J Q'Ofl | ZetKOffMri Jr , tafonlown, N J. S4? 2723 An equal opportunity employer M W YOU'LL LIKE the WAY myfirnf INTERIOR PAINTING & OLCOHATlNC. Free estimates WE DO BUSINESS! | W. Chamrrn/ Ml 7JI4 i"£LI VISION M RVK r Repair all makes Call ?64 o?03. Formerly of Sun Applion • KEYBOARD DEPARTMENT Sofas, 110 Garages, yards, attics cleaned place the engine, Irammission. rear axle up Junk removal Small furniture moving Typist speed and accuracy essential Must type 88 wpm N*)ht hours are equipped to handle all your Datsun needs. Largest parts depart- assemblies, brake system and electrical lobs. Trees removed. We move refrig- 430pm lot am (A limited number ol part-time positions open too) erators, etc Cull f lash anytime, 741 Sell. ment in the state. sfsiem tor 30 days or 1000 miles, which- ever corrtes l.rsl OOD JOBS - Additions, paneling All types of masonry. Driveways. Call 4fS Call lor an appointment Oil* 7V 1601. between 8 30 and 4 30 73 FORD "eosanoblt. P»r Pmlo Waqon, ENERGY sr.nnl service Call for free estimate 717 auto , power 747-5880 steering, aira PAINTING Easter Basket with each new Datsun pur- radio • CRISIS i'irr <•„ t Ntfnor 1 Paperhanqing chased before Easter. Come in to see the 17 101 >• 2695 NEW 1974 VW Call W 441/ basket you will receive with your new Datsun. 72 PLYMOUTH FREE: All models s All colors CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR 2095 IMMEDIATE MANY NEEDS 71 DODGE DELIVERY -i an USED CAR SPECIALS See us today. Adding Machines LantJicaplng Pearl and Typewriter* I «*M I >>i Bead ReMrlnging J 1995 ',p««"l'r< K'lrl Itstl HMrn Up lo 48 mo. to pay \ IOI Miwrnauih Ml irm an«r ( P m 1972 DODGE 2395 1971 VOLKSWAGEN M795 M Piii I "68BUICK voon y\ . Htn Honk it qualify. Alteration* i imouilne Service 1971 HORNET '1995 S • >i'K«lii|H\ AiM'lii»< "'I iyr.»> "I Plumbing A Heating 1966 MUSTANG 595 Also used VWs • Irighl luMign | irri 1295 Clock* and In stock. Match Repair Painting A Dtcorotlnq Roofing, Siding * Insulation ,P

. PV.fi. 0 V W (toy Sol SELL FAC FAST w, West F.eor'1'.r WITH AOUtCK ACTION »ARTS NDf P M * Doys or nighli LOW-COST Middlelown • •ORK DAILY REGISTER BEAUTICIAN W» I. - • "'bieri ond cable lacvri t or weekends hU., Molowon Co" W liU •MOW FAMILY AD <0 PART TIME - Tor modero 3 LINES 5 DAYS Manager'oprrotor lor oulomotic cor wokh Poil fime hours, 9 I - beouty porlof S.' LS. ?i" Af"» '" «•'»••>. SCRUB A FOR < Ollollrt «p IT »IO'4S «•. SCRUB DUSCARWAiH. CombridoeDCobdD i I PPI 34. $2.00 BOOKKEtPEB -• Port time Some offi'r Malgwon JUSlabie Tfor Mer m. No weekends TRAINEES podd>ng i Vi>o see to op S66 7343 GOOD HUMOR GARDEN SHOP WANAGtR Full lime DOWf SI IIMN'J f.Tnoir- S>re M*1S 1 ;0 • Shody Nook. 741-6900 4* hour week, company benefits n 1 •.tk) to live >n or Eipenented fix 700 bed nursino home i PN F ..II tint, 4 1? shift (all Buywr* : salary ( H Til 61 41. H.'O 2/SB Keonsburg B'Ookdole Nursing Center. Hwy 3S. Ha/ Coll /39 ?K» Nursing Home Once in a liteiime an op- U ?4 Hour Service MAN •now, ii Apofimei I 791 0440 or a Good Humor Gal GiRL'GUY FRIDAY - For smalt mdu* portunity arises which you 53. Domestic Help pane gas stove. US Con be seen up until J SHOW BEAMS CONSTRUCTION SUBCONTRACTORS ii IOI plant Light secretariat and book I PN S. WANTf D Werkruds only ShiMj • No p«perience required can't attord to pass up. This p m 13 Woodland Ave Beilo'd nioy the warmth ond character of a b*au- Masons and Plumbers to subtontror I lor keeping Take charge of Iront office and available. 7 30 to 3 30 ond 3 30 to H 30 • No f apprises or < Ml to ¥OU •• NO p| HSON tji beamed ceimg Fasy to install. Sal* busy home improvement - remodeling Call between 9 a m. and 3 p m., Won is that time. Our exciting or- One day per week References (all / if need ot • , 1; 0j. 10 . »9 90; 13'. IU.U; help with management of Inspection and Apply todoy star 1 •'•• V447 anytiiTir KINDLING WOOD- rompony Wrile in tonl.den. e lo Bon A shipping department All benefits and very through Fn , 787 8100 i ganization has numerous po I tl3 %t in stack 761. I he Daily Regttter UtO Bonk pleasant working conditions Want neot ie Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. MALE OR FEMALE - Willing lo leorn Bring your N J D' >• sitions available in the above <:{ Nt kAl HOUSt W0R> 1 'we n SI.25 a baa CUSTODIAN fOR SCHOOL Jpm tgil sponnble person for this iog T we .•> lufii'iy ( oil mty Reply Box H 240, The Doily Register, new trade' OppoitunHy to earn SISO per which will give you the op- Open Sotu'dOys until "i P m RED BANK LUMBER p m Rum&on Board ot tducahon week. Call 741-1917 B o.m. to 12 noon only < Opposite Red Bank A11 por I . '41 1890 Red Bank WaH Slrrel Ped Bonk 741 SUM Equal Opporlunily i mployer portunity to starl a career in KEEPER Port t>me three days RED BANK.LUMBER GO-GO OANCERS - (Atliadi,. NURSING a week, three hours a day Rumson area WIN CARRIAGE - (or bed. Stroller DfNTAI ASSISTANT - (ho,r>.dr [, MANAGE H I U e oper retailing. Some sales ex- 9 Wall Street RrO Bu».k U\ SSOO umbination, %W pvnenced preferred pay, adoploble hours, pieasanl working atiun. Wiei hantcot ability Is a must. Ex- • Recovery room perience helpful, but will Own transportation Rrlerenies required conditions Will train 364 411?. • C C U. -nil 6 6 evenings. MTiHlN D:SPtAr^ Wood ond For. 74/9438 764 3loSot 714 4MS _^^ cellent starting salary, all fringe benefits. mica Must sell lo moke room tor new Write Box E Ah The Daily Register, Red • Emergency room train those who quality. It WO ANTiQUr WASHSTANOS - 179 r I NTAI HYGENIST PorMimtTjvi GROOM - And all around person wanted. • Medical/Surgical PERSON models includes oppiiames /Jv 1161 Bank, NJ. you feel you could become a f or housekeeping twice a week at h Down slutted (onlemporary courh, day's per week. Sj» *>ys o week, 9 lo S. Holly Creti Farm, immediate positions available. New focili LIVING ROOM SE 1 - French Provmt io( 100 Washing mochme. l?i fail 847 S034 Coll 741 tl]J ity. new salary scales, liberal personnel competent assistant man- 364 nv couth ond chair with matching drapes GROUNDSVTEEPER - Local school dtv benelits, progressive Inservuc depart- Good condition $700 r» ?I4O TWO SEWING MACHINES DtNTAl HYOItNIST Boysho.e orra ager, then don't delay. Good V*' ri'irtWO ment. Coll 721 1000, Ext. 397. South Amboy 54. Situations Wanted : tricl seeking on individual to perform •': Par! time. starting salary, excellent • • .i I i > duties related to upkeep of grounds in MANPOWER MemoriOl Hospital. i4Q Bordenlown Ave , four t hott s (all brlween l0an> \ p m 791 J0I6 _____ Wl 4510 South Amboy Female 1 ludMia grass cutting, weedinq, fertilizing. Trmporory Scrvires company paid insurance pro- HI 151/ *P( WRITERS ADDINO machifttl Ml PINTAl HyOIINlSl Sonrrbopporlu^ Experienced,person pretertf>.i NURSING - RNS. LPN S, PAllI NT grams and extras ore await- p| in t homr- ^ years of takf. new or is^rt Ciuaranleed low 0% pity in speriohst s otlue in Red Bonk benefits include' vacation, health insur Work never calls in sick — AIDES. Interviews now being tonduited f r i Rumson fair MAPI I Bf DROOM || T %\2% Washer M Serpuos. 101 Monmouth St Neit to Pieasanl environment line benefits Blue ante, a good salary guide. Interested per- but people do and when they for new community menial health tenter, ing you. Please apply to our Haven urrri Ui J44H O'id 0'yf', Si ,'S G'Pen rug. \JH. '' 0485 Cross Blue Shield Call/4/7IM. sons should contact the Eatontown Board "in patient" services, to be opened trt do, we get calls from com- Store Manager. 'Will BABYMT I or working mother, T VP( APlTf ffS ANO ADOERi" """ DRAFTSMAN M/W ol I On- otion of 147 10S5, April, Call 771 1000, Ext. 397. South Amboy MOVNG I poltipt choir, rug. 'amp, wol Memorial Hospital. in itty home West Keunsbuig area Any Bough) Sotrt Panted Repaired Mechanical Prepore bills of matrriol HAIRSTYLIST- I uli or port lime Busy panies who need people with tiyuiS 4»i 3009. nut table with four chair», hradboard ond III 6699 Iransformer or mogneht background a "V}.9V" "° ° <*°V proboble CoM after skills like yours. two matching tontmode tables Call /(' nt.isl Al leost 4 years experience. Salary OFFICE GENERAUST TWO GUYS NURSE S AIDE Oesires prlvole duty. 2607 Sun , Mon , TUPS only I PAID •SECRETARIES Rt 35 & Twinbrook Rd need. MOVING TO SMALLER Q^OARTl R', UNABLE ACE EWPLOYMTNTAGENCY • TYPISTS me opportunity for rateer minded inrii Middlelown. N J. Solo. MO, choir, 170. LOrpehng, (75 Best 0 tmrt What you re looking for* Shnp U» 70 Thomas Ave. Ul 3494 Shrewsbury idual with experience in all phoses of grn An equal opportunity employer WE I IABLE MATURf WOMAN Will ha- offer, nt *"4 itt why people say prown's has ev- HEAD NURSE • CLERICAL cii liiiup procedure. Diversified position, by*il in your home. West Keansburg area erything. ontmued advancement. Located in Ocean SALES ENGINEER - 495 (JS9/. NEEDFURNITURI ' Hove treri-t prob Nr-nv intermediary intensive care unit Mechanical or electrical. At least ? years M hrrtuled to open Apr/1 I, 1974 Excellent •BOOKKEEPERS Township area. lems* It wr ran t get you credit - no one PROWNS DRAFTSMAN sales experience. Background In per- WOMAN - Desires houtewoYk » • ion Coll 44? 7/43 salo'y and brnpfils ( 0, Interview oppolnt- It you want to work on tem- A) EMPlOYMf NT manent magnets N J and Long Island ter- • r|, dependable Own trans- J7 Brood St , Red Bonk 741 /SOB S5.25 per hour rntfll call Wri I ilern Keoveny. Super- ritory. ToliK FEE PAID DOI I' NORGF GAS OW*| H i lk« new, ntt UNIQUE MOUSE PLANTS Terronum* visor of Stotfinq, Wonmouth MedtcOl Cen- porary assignments helping 370 Brood St, /4I ?733 Red Bank ACE EMPLOYMFNT ACFNCY MO TV ond rodio. tools and lubes HI I and plonters, ail sues toll 5I3-9/S0 be- Vo'iTrif designer Must be able to draw ter, long Branch 272SJOO, t«t.S44. out at leading firms through- or IV 7773 prints of stiert *netul layouts, DIT ion OFFlCl MAI MINI (VI PAIRMAN M/W 30 Thomos Ave. 747 3494 Shrewsbury tween 17 30 and 4 Tues Sot, vryors and heating equipment ( lectricol out the area . . . stop in ond Experience helpful but not necessary. UPRIGHT PIANO - Very qood condition, HOUSE AND YARD MAINTE NANt I For appointment tall 741-7300. SA LES Expei lew ed (urioms and drop 55. Situations Wanted PAINTING Midden Valley by Roberta baikground helpful Indefinite temporary full or port time. Person or couple. Go- apply Mon. through Frl., 9-5. erles. Full time. Call tor appoinlmenl.' fatter, 4 *'}'. gold, bioik ond wintr dark mohoqony end tdble and 6' long ent- assignment Will lead to permanent if quol- raqf aporfmenl avollable. r air Haven. We'll give you all the help OLSTEN Shrewsbury Decorators, HI 4477. Male • 'VI 0S4/ ire intii* Walnut dining room table ond If.eo No fee Free hospiloiizahon. Mala Write Boo A 771, The Oaily Register, Red It MPORARY OR PERMANENT HOUSE PAINTING lour .hairs /4I 6334. »un orea. Lorn a bonus white you work. Bonk. you need. NEVER A FEE SALESLADY M > W - Wallpaper'and PIANOS - ORGANS point Sipersteln s Points, S4f Hwy 3b, Mid- Attention homeowners. I am 0 pmnVr with BOHailet Ave , Hoilet 364 3131 S1 i years experience ond am storting my Lots of Christmas trade ins from MOUSI KEEPI RS — Llvt-oul. Som«" 4W.Front Red Bank 8474343 dletown. 843 6000. Warehouse lor Conn Klmboll Yamaha UP-UP-UP oprmngs immediate men Own 1ians Asbury Park OPERAKlh". own business. I am looking for sotisded qo the prkes on aluminum siding, alumi- 312 Mam customers to establish a reputation tor Chickering Unlimited rentals from 17 50 pot lotion prcferoble. Up to 120 per day. Steady work. H & M Dress Co., Ill Oak- monthly. Over ISO units at warehouse num rloors shortly. Buy now ond savt. APPLY MAT U R E~PE RTON —Work in shipping land St., Red Bonk, 741-0693. SALES quality work al reasonable prices. Call You'll be hoppy with our fine installation. and receiving department. Full time me now tor free estimates. 543-1399. prices. OLSTEN Division of Employment Services OPPORTUNITY FOR RELIABLE, MA- dicol and retirement benefits. Apply Nor- 41 E. Front St., Red Bank TURE, CLEAN CUT INDIVIDUAL — To MAN — With %k ton von, desires port time Freehold Music Center PROWNS NO I I I CHARGED wood Distrlcutors, Inc., 624 Broadway, OUTSTANDING iob doing delivery work. Steady or ir regu- TEMPORARIES Long Branch. See Froak. learn varied phases of small manufac- UThrockmortonSt 467 4/3 37 Brood SI .Red Bank 741/500 lar. 741 56U. WASHER - Sears portable, three-cycle, ,17 Rte JS t atontown S*7 MOO H VAC. MECHANIC MATURE>ERSON~To do town and por- turing. Advancement and salary cam- PRINTER'S MET AL "WORK TABLE — rnviVFR for messenger setvue foil MONMOUTH COt LtQE mensurale with abltlty. Most be high SALES WORl D WAR II VMfRAN With galley storaae mhinrt nnd two slu oulomotx, 1973 modal, I «ceUe 17 noon to ft p m Won to In , 17 mid signer — salesperson f vperlence a must estment. Coll tar Interview. Middle- EicpMenl opportunity, salary open. Coll Werner's Automotive piqht to ft a m Apply in person only. Mr. town, 495 7B7S anytime. Eolonfown, 542- •FULLBENEFITPACKAGE IN- Kelly, before )pm for prompt inter vie*. Hwy 36, Belforcl 477] after 6 pm, DUNKIN' DONUTS PARTTIMF - Mature salesperson CLUDING SEARS PROFIT SHARING. FINANCIAL 140 Kroadway. Wrst Lotiq Brnnih A 1 EMPLOYMENT MECHANIC 170 Brood St. 741 3372 Red Bank needed for fine gift shop. Write Box A-272, Position open for repairing smoll ond In- The Oily Register, Red Bank. •MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL CLASSIFIED 51. Help Wanted termediate sue air cooled engines. F«- RESUMES pmrme on lawn equipment preferred. PART TIME — Shampoorr Apply in pi>r •FULLC1RCLESCLLING PROFESSIONALLY PRFPARED Call for appointment, 671-1074. son, Copenhagen Coiffures, 1300 Rt. 35, 61. Business MECHANICS- EXPERIENCED Middletown A/1 0136. •UNLIMITED INCOME POTENTIAL Gosollne/Dlesel PART TIME — We nerd three people over Opportunities d/r Personnel If you are an experienced salesperson ADVERTISING RATES Mlhm Boat Works/Nauvoo Marino IB with cars. No Investment, delivery or is; Brood St , Red Bank 14? 3 Monmouth Beach/Sea Bright area collecting. Paid in advance bonuses. Coll and would like to find out more about A M. NEWSPAPER ROUTE — Take if • Coll?3?-773S COPPtRCRAFT GUILD NOW. 264-39*/. this excellent sales opportu- nity . . coll Don Bmqham <701) 'ill- over. West Keonsburg, Keansburg, East FVBOARD PLAVtR - For rocftflroup. K mnshurq S8 papers daily. 80 papers Sun- DIRECT ACTION LINE 741-6900 DO YOU REALLY Singing helpful, bbut not a must. W 0776 or 7/20 between 8.15 am. and 4:30 p.m. S>0 7083 ottett r 66p day. Plenty ot potential. Call 747-1796. PART-TIME or send resume in confidence BLAUTY SALON BUSINESS — For ValeT 53.00 Minimum Charge KEYPUNCH OPERATOR"^Experience" CLERK TYPIST - General office duties, Well established, good clientele. Call after necessary. Part time. Wed. thru Sun , S sharp person To $6,000. 1001 Auto Parts ft p m. ?91 0/45. ^^ 1 Day 55' per line WANT TO pm io in p m Hoursoresubiectto ALLSTATE BEDOI'NG-FUR'N'I T*UR~E~5TORE — » tor $ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Know Distributors -Ninqe Apply JERStY SHORE MEDIC- stock. Will teach this simple business. Ex- 2 Days (Consecutive) 50' per line basic test equipment tor mirrowove pro INSURANCE CO. Al CENTER, Corlies Ave, Neptune, cellent potential. Red Bank. Write Bon A wr-rhdayi »J An equal opportunity em- dut lion Good growth potential. AAA com CONTINUED GROWTH Mountain Ave , Murray Hill, N.J. 079/4 CRfATfS NEW OPENINGS 770. The Doily Reqister. Red Bonk. 3 Days (Consecutive) , 40' per line SELL ployer M W pony. Tol/.SOQ. Equal Opportunity Employer 1 JOB -- interesting and diversified, rloinq FOR SALE — 2 bay srrvite llQt.On proper- 4 Days (Consecutive) 37 per line DESIGN ENGINEER — Elec- enioytihle work Several openings in East ly. Rt. 35 - near Pine St.. Middlelown. KEYPUNCH Brunswick. Keyporl, Woodbridge. SALESPERSON - College or sales one* iromechanuol enclosures PltV Sr. Engi- ground, to train as special agent. Salary to Coll Mr Bashtm (516) 887 93OT 5 Days (Consecutive) 34 per line neer's brains, Shore orea. Great advance- EXPERIENCE - Not necessary, we train SERVICE BUSINf'jS With 16OO per REAL ESTATE? Pnotion available In local area for ex- you sis.000 per year. Phone Mr. Belmonl, 6/1- ment. 3 J years experience. To $15,000. 5077. week Incime is available m this oreo. Min- prnenced operator. IBM systems III or HOURS -- Part tune weekends, either 1 or imum down poyment required. A cash 6 Days (Consecutive) 32' per line 079 0^9 Eicelient opportunity, benefits DRAFTSMAN — E lectro/mechrjnlcol. ? days. Weekdays We have mommas, af- SALESPERSON™ Full time, men's cloth- business with built in growth. 715 646-7021. , ond salary, Call tor prompt Interviews. Sharp! To $9,000. ternoons, evening hours available and ing Apply In person, SQUIRE'S MEN'S SEWER CLEANING BUSINESSFOR 7 Days (Consecutive) ! 30 per line combination of above. SHOP, 1300 Hwy 35, Middletown. tali anytime between 9 a m. ond 10 P rn, SALE — Trucks and all equipment. A gold- A lEMPLOYMTNT HVAC DESIGNER — Industrial and com- en opportunity. Will sacrifice. Call 591- 8 Days (Consecutive) .27' per line I d Hk« lo talk to you . nor 370 Broad St 74t 2777 Red Bonk for appointment. SALE5PERSON - EKpeTienced. RoofsT hculofly it you ore more inter mercial construction. To 116,000. siding, etc. Est. 1948. Permanent. Phone 1441. KlYCHI N H| [ p *Mert in *ervjr.Q the need\ of ;/S B407. 9:30 to 10a.m. IMRII l AUNDERETTES — For Mlt.'in people as opposed to thr hot Appty in nersonotter 10 o m Hilltop Nurs OVERSEAS — Senior service engineer. FAMILY PLAN RATE 264-6700 SALESPERSON — For position In health Middletown, Matawan and Long Branch. mq Home. K ings Hwy, Middletown. Set up ond commission gas generotor pow 3 lines - S Days - S?00 II 00 each additional line Available to indi- *noi attitude of *hot s in .1 for er generation systems. Monday through Sunday spo. Must have soles experience and be Call f astern Coin op, 779 5940. me ' PAVING FOREMAN physically fitness minded. Coll 671-22B8. ULTRA MODERN LAUNDERETTE^- viduals-placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale" for iiems nol ex- 51. Help Wonted For more informotion.coM a-.pr.nlt paving company needs qualified Goma up m Toms River area. Coll Eastern ceeding S^iO each t'ems must be priced. persons. Send resume to Box E 2/6, The SAI i MM RSON — Exppnpnted, aggres- Coin op, 7?9 5940. nip. Daily Register, Red Bonk, M.J. sive Individual with air conditioning and Contract Rates on Request ti«et ot several nodona d/r Personnel healing backqround preferred. Salary and OIL BURNER POCKET MAKERS - On girls* (eckell. p'oyee relocation oroonnalions is/ Broad St., Red Bank 14? 3501 commission against draw could make at- we can supply you with fa Union Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 Wall tractive packaqe for the right person. Call ceilent protpfcl* But lond SERVICE REPAIRMAN St , Red Bonk. Bill Baldwin, 741 3454. BOX REPLY SERVICE FRONT PAGE READERS n s o big one! you'v* go' to NURSES" AIDES — 7 a.m. to 3 p m , 3 MERCHANDISE PRESS CLIPPING SERVICE — Has Open- )OL BUS DRIVERS - Imme~d7ote~ know what you're doing and you pm.lollpm. Excellent pay and benefits. ings for readers and cutters. Interesting, openings. Special license required. Contact Pick-Up .50' 17 SO per line. Bold lace heading must learn the arto We con Rrookdale Nursing Center, Hwy 3S. Ha;- permanent employment Morning work. the Middletown Township Board ot Educa- 11 SO Minimum J hne>, maiimum hnp you through our owa'd let. Apply 16? Newman Springs Rd , Red Bonk. Mailed $1.00 tion, 6/1 3BS0. ?4 imes All readers ploced ot loot »>nning training program thoi of column ond marked' "Adv." wit show vOu now to in vt Hl.C FredD.WikoffCo. NURSES AIDFS AND OHDf Wl 11 ', ' - , PRINTER OFFSET - experienced, some 71. Merchandise For Sale Tor each box number assigned rteeds of your seilnv ond buyers J and 3 lo II shitlt. After short probation- supervisory responsibilities. Good poy, AIR CONDITIONERS - Two Carrier, 234 MipMn. Mill* ory period S118 per week. Liberal fringe benefits. Call f*\ ?060 SECRETARY 7000 Btu, window units, runs 110 volt. Like benefits. DO NOT PHONE. Apply In per- Wanted, experienced individual only. Indi- new. $300 for both 767 717/. son, weekdays only, 10 a m. to 3 p.m.. At- Rf AL ESTATE SALFS I ifensed pre- vidual with experience in basic office lantic Highlands Nursma Home, 8 Middle ferred AgqresMve qrowmq office requires procedures and secretarial skills. Resume ANTIQUE CHINA CLOSET Oak, round DEADLINES We re 0 don I bfag ' kmd ot town Ave , Atlantic Highlonds. a larqe stuff due to expansion program. required. Call for appointment, 671 10/4. qlass sides and door, mirror In bock, claw ogrnr Proud Of our oifom v Only interested in salespeople, desirous of : feet.$?SO. SD3 433O. piistimrnti but very low keyed earning over S70.000 per year. Office leads, SECRETARY - For law office. Good typ Noon Day Preceding Publication in our operations Our sales as IF YOU WANT Sl. Help Wanted extensive odvertisinq national referral ser- ing and shorthand required, ANTIQUE - Pine table, $S0. Antique DISPLAY ADS -2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION ioces hove rothfr high rarrt vice. Member ot two MLS", framing pro- 741 4854 chair, $?5. Walnut console unit, 32x70x51. mgs ond set their own hours TO SELL gram. All replies held in strictest con $S0 787 3931 Al ad', a'e re&lrictsd to then proper cllSSidi ridr.n a''ri to Ihe tpguUr tirtrrur Send resume ta Box (.-//, The ANTIQUES LFQUIDAT ING ESTATES Da'i/ RagiMei Myle ol 1 ,ne We reserveItie r.ghi lo ed.l or rejeel any REAL ESTATE Onily Hr-qistpr, Red Bank. Tobies, chajrs. sideboards, hutch, desk, or classified advertising cony if you re O quolity type md'virl SECRETARY moire, oriental rugs, tapestry, chandelier, t wo'il to tnik to vou If you lihl RIAL ESTAU SAI F S Cnmmeri ml. in For diversified dulies in CPA office. Full Ml <"ierest»d m the protessien dustnol. and land only. Local established sterling silver, china, jewelry of 'en' esfoie then give mt 0 montv dropie. have n rnqh schon SECRETARY/ lime. Statistical typing experience pre- educotion — |om our new tfo'n o turn opening new office tor this purpose. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES con l d uke to talk to you ferred. Coll /41 7674 lor interview 10 Riverside Ave . Red Bank 741 /4/4 \a\r\ Counsitiftrt Trnmina. super Musi have license and some exerienc*. SI ( Rf TARY — To manaqemenl e*«CU CORRECTIONS CANCELLATIONS vision, advertising proaram Moni ASSISTANT Sfttd rrsume to Box K 7b, The Doily Regis- five. Full time or port time. Three full APPLIANCES— IB months old. Top ot the V* will not b* rfsfio«S'bif 'or morf Must he yr>oned in before S p m ter, Rfd Bunk other assists Can John Hofffief days per week. With good skills in typing line heavy duly Whirlpool washer, Speed Ihor. onf .nrorrfrt m^frtion Plfnse dov preiedino, publirolion Rilling PI AI ESTATI 5AI f S N*wly licensed. and llqht strnd ( ((client worklnq condi- Queen gas dryer, $735 Call 791 5331 otter 5 tried. t,.sl publKOt.on Of yOur Of] win hr ni ralfl 'or number Ot days Busy eierutive needs man&than just a tions. Apply to Box I 703, The Dally Regis od wos published secretory who con type and take or incnsrd with r«prnennnsion in MIIP-> Inrcr Only individuals SHORT ORDER COOK Apply in person, REAL ESTATE office: 84? 6550 AGENCY / 9 p.m., Uurtirus Diner, Hwy 36, Keans- HI A( K PERSIAN LAMfl'COAT - Lik« AUTOMOTIVE private line; 842-6543 confidence to President, Untversily iti financial aonK need apply. new. 8 10, \Uh Lost SSOO. „ RENTALS 836 Rlvvrfld. Fair Hivin Graphics Inc . 41} Broad St , Shrews- BOWTELL ASSOCIATES, 791 7100 IV 7931 •vtnlngt: 671-1033 bury, N J 0//0I. IS SH6RT ORDI R COO* And a port-tinn 7 Aulos For Sale 741-4477 cook Must apply in person. The Pub, 160 BLOND WOOD Ml Fl (ahintt. $40~ 101 Apartments Hwy 35. Middletown. Motorola TV, cabinet, $40. Both very good 3 Trucks And Trailers REAL ESTATE condition Call after 4pm 495 OS»S. 10? Houses For Rent SNI I I ING AND SNELLING -- World s 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share SECRETARY largest employment service, 54 Broad St , BUILT IN GAS WALL OVEN 5 Auto Services /Paris Red Bank. N J Hi IW1. Likenew MS 104 Winter Rentals With some steno and good typing Call 764 6946 alter 4 10 6 Auto Rent'Lease 105 Summer Rentals ill Ml) This is n permunpni , ( HAMBfcR SGAS STOVE - JO veor\ nid 7 Auto Insurance 106 Furnished Rooms FACTORY tton Salary open, commensurate f xieiient condition. Best offer After 5 B Auto Financing win r>«pent>ncr Pleasant working Store Manager pm ,8/0 WO* 107 Nursing Homes love - we'ro growing up, adding people We'r« conditions. Call for appointment. 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals A. Fred Maffeo Agency RETAIL CHEER UP 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buildings/Garages n 1 1 !ed .voild loader m the lield ol analog/hybrid corn- $69 River Rd I on HOVM 741 ?1H Somerset Farms Food Stores is evpanrilnq 110 Wanted To Rent operations In Monmoulh County area and Hflter days me coming. Brlqhten up the BUSINESS on. We need qualilied laleni immediately lor the jobs list- w( AI EST ATI SAI i s Thf K irwon we ate lookinq lor responsible persons '0 home with a living plant We hav* n IIIMJP Co . Monmouth County's largest multiple manage our food stnrp* Saiory plus com- selection of tprrnriums, house plants tot" DIRECTORY REAL ESTATE ed below listing* realtor 14 seeking umbitloui anrt miSMons Ond Dertffits Opporfumty tor od- lus and hanging baskets Wholesale and re (ompetrnf salespeople interested 10 rum „ FOR SALE vancement if qunlifled, For (ippoiiiiiiient tail MIKF i GRI I NHOUSES, V0I Shore s Servir«<; ing (i minimum of IJO.QOO o year I K fnsnl coll 144 I7M Rlvd . Keari'.borq, /•/ V4 14 or willing ' 1 ft, wf ofter many DO YOU HAVE SKILLS SWITC HBOAKD Off RATOfl { HINA i innoR, Montfitld potiflrn, 131 Houses For Sale ••.. A0"- (omniis- 1 ml draws: profit sharing and in- Apply m person. Central Marine. H«y JS, with 'our e»tra EMPLOYMENT 13? Apartments'Town Houses '.ing Cull 'it '•W0 lot Pertert condition »rAIO v,mted Male Female 140 Real Estate Wanted Q.C. INSPECTOR - • • RECREATIONAL rmMI CHAI WELDER- fRAPI * fl A A C (4:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.) R| I II I kN AND I ITI < Hineas Opportunities Mini Mat Wtld itaal and tflumirkm • Ihrte /ii ".vines ilala and me isuro rJi | innant wire iMd •quipmanl twn". fi I Money To I nan II i.AN 64 Money Wanted 154 Recreational Vehicles 1 ii iHi liilKllil Mf-H< HftNOI'.t nming Pool*

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CALL 775 5006 ll-MU. IN. Commercial Rentoli March 2* U.M 77. Pen ono Livestock A A A PUBLIC NOTICE AM Shot! From 44 per ">Q II Mi"ifum o'' toO per month Brokci s piotecied 777 JDDOCASH REWARD Oependino oo value of Notice i) hereby given that I am in in''matoQ n receipt of an apolication to> b'te Plan MM , ^ to return ot Oliver g ilor ompl< igodoon f 'ing Sti, 137. Lots and Acreage AKC O*' • rrt 1365?7?!>i ond orMo'tm gui the Harmoma Savings Bonk lor the pur- rooi«i left. & oled Dfc/M ftt.AL 1 Y -, Hatniuny Rood Midaielawn, §io< k 10&r AKCGfcRMAN SHE PHI - ator Pod anfl layndrv room a m* Lo< No. S Tax Wop of AiMdairtown Town (Wh.tfl 7 »f«ks Old I SCI Poitei' "• • MNoi Ml 7041 »Dn 175 in Mm'l LOST Onman snort haired •nip 1 Ql'QttCf !p m 791 J89f ond R>ddif L .niii#d time onty - one square b>o •ontti If p* rent lODf PN ROOMS v, near Two Guvs. M'ddletown Children Public hearing on said opp'nation has new se< '>"• • • • ' 'Jjntvl m heartbroken RbWARO 67I-679V • wnoie. ipoveo ' a yews, lr»# to r Ha^et 195 o S'jjtri wr i i"d ii dry lO'tn type hyrn« Coll n'lfi * p.m ON& BRANtH rhree-brdfoom apan ' * .'I-1!. White temole Scott.e. yn years BoO'd 'or I 90 P AA in To* *nt t??'j pn monih plus utilities, one firo'cd oi I ol poved old last seen la vicinity of Red Bank Highway. Middletowr. on Wona- • ooa*> aixi onirfd by Dec -leading south to eilher Eatontown or CoHs 1, 1974, at whit h time an contti neu cHi- ' tramp*" sued ll.on Ample parking Modern i uli down poyti.ru) io*ner* Vt NT APARTWf NT Near Ihe r r>fl AvOilQO-e inmiedniiriy CoM 671 I y uiformotion tall 4*2 I3S9 ;ens shall be heard AKC, b'ocfc beounes. one mole, i*o I* a equi'y l ond take Over baiome (H GOOD REWARD. i h foi information con U/ ifii o\ trod 7it -fll?* evenings ond weekends. THOMAS J WAGlN moles, one bio*-* ond Ion lemoir. whelped Townthio Clerk EW NDUSTRIAL 6 *• POCOhlO MOUNTAINS - 25 acre; Old March ?5 . w U mossQ J000 sq ft. ovoiiobie. open OAC'H For lole Win TAAAN 6n«-be4tro«m qardenapoit tornihouse IS mmuies from ski oreos 0" 213. Instruction •put, Cooking QOS Air (.ond'ttoned Oose 53) ;»0 koWuni iblc County Rd Can be subcl-vided »3HW per TUTORING • All fc lementaty Gatf NOTICE transportation. Free swim club, iii ilpm. tW 'JHRI *SBVJRY - J700 SQ H oi" Call pnytime, 7B7-O217. otter 5. 787 •y experienced cerlidH teacher TAKE NOTICE thot MATAWAN NO. >0 1040 DALMATIAN DOG Ot\cou'<' dfpO'tment ilore lOr linen Call 741 4407 ?<17 B P.O Elks hove applied 1o fh# A TAW AN' — Strothmorf eportmrni Also 1200 >q o available. Ml L TIM i ownfiTMp C.aunc'1 o* • he ownsi''0 O( Syeoriold on 547 3000 14] 7164 otter 5pm nii T*o-b*dfOO»n. »240. Heat, hot vso Florida, earh ti' » >3i' for loco' proprrty Matawon for a Club License for prem- ond pork my. S6« S4.U ises situate ai 332 Monastery Lo'»e, 1 *s'.rs II W SHREWSBUPV 1700 iq H ol fgnol value witti or without buildings MODtRN APART rV I i« discount deportment store, Choice High ond dry 681 |7M. LEGAL NOTICE Maiowon Township, iVonmouth County, G'.'Oronl|>«t( results. AH of VOUf protolem-, Coll W JOO0 New jersey Skived Key 9 PET COLLEGE PET CtN Neat transportation PUBLIC NOTICE Coll 4»SOddletown Township Ct RMAN SHE PHE RD PUPPIES — AKC ED 8ANK A5UMPTION — No rloi'ng HOUSf S OR LAND MOQOnviltf. N J JfFlCE SPA( r AVAil.ABi I FOUR BEDROOMS Public hearing on said application hot rtg-sifed Black ond tan. Championship ostl on this three-bedroom home with Bought for rash For details, call Richord A Hohouie S Irongatl SI., OPEN FOR INSPECTION lot Brook Professional Building, E afon- Nestled among toll dees in the heart of been set before the Township % Planning Woiowon NJ bloodline %\n Three ten tnton tge cot in kitchen $,500 down and as Board tor 1 00 P M in Town Hall, ((ings One bedroom apartmenti iwfi Approximately 367 sq ft , S1J0 per River Oohv. one ot Fair Haven's best loca- ime 634°« VA mortgage, $184 monthly THE KIRWAN CO. OBJECTIONS 'f or»y should be modt -onth Call Ms Bosselmortn. S4? 7236. Highway. Middletown. on Monday. April tions, ramblinq ranch ottering living room avs all. Full pr Icl 12 7.100. IDEAL 7S Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk. N J immediately m writing, to Conslanct HIMALAYAN AT STUD Marie Manor witn tifeP'Oce, diri'ng roo*^^. tne kitcrien 1 1974. ol wh.rh time all concerned citi- 100 Shore Onve. Hiqhionds I/V 1900 FT ICE "SPACE:"- Bed flank 500 "sq ft 1 'EALTY.741 S253. zens shoil be heard. PetriMo. Municipal Clerk of In* Town- CF* registered Coll in ill) odioms o large family room — porch. 842-4350 ship of Motawan HOW! KMpm r 3 rooms Will alter to suil. S3iO per THOMAS J MAOIN IBI5H SETTER - AKC registered, one lorrth |47 SMS. bo*emeni, top school system Ju<.t three MATAWAN NO 7417 VPor 'rmoir spayed Must have good ED BANK - Mail duple." Fhret bt*j> blocks to bus lint- Asking 152,900. Lou RUMSON I I STINGS OF BE 1 TED HOI' Township Clerk 8 PO tlk» home 9U'4M> ooms. V i baths Couple preferred Secu- IFFICE SUITE FOR RENT — PfU%- now. indsnme Colonial. Three line bedrooms, March n U 94 33? Monastery Lont ity required. No pets 1775 plus utilities lonal building Choice location. Aupioxi nar Rwerview Hobpital, only JS4 646) NOUCt TO 7J Riverside Ave Red Bank COZENS approval m Middletown Township for ABSENT DEfFNOANTS 05 sq tt Call ?41 3000- hands, eight years, good child 1 horse Has ifcAT THE FUFL SU ( ING YOUR HOML? (ential Jersey Bonk & Tru*1 Company been shown successfully. Call otter 4 p.m., (I S ) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: ANO ENERGY SHORTAGE RFD BANK — One room*office."oH utilTT WE BUY HOMES FOR CASH for the purpose ot erecting a one ttory HOWtRO LEONARD JR nis neirs. dt- please tn mi. REALTOR branch building ot the Centrol Jersey ly three block* to R R and buv Over- ies Air conditioned. 195 p*r month, 747- BORUS CLOVER RtAllY 764 I40O ooking the Novesink River, Spacious 1-2 706. 113 River Rd Pair Haven, NJ. Bank ft Trust Co Premises located at HE&ISTERID OUARTERHORSE — Pa- \ River Rd. hil IMII o> any ol M»if successors m pers. Chestnut Show quality. 15.1 hands. edroom apartments. Central oir tondi- 741-7686 slole highway No 3V Middletown, Block Good disposition. Musi sacrifice, daughter omng. 74 hour doorman, indoor parking, SHREWSBURY 77. Lot No. 19 TOK AAop of Midtfletown wim pool, manna. TV security, terraces. MULTIPLE LISTINGS 747-4532 Township. going to school. ?64-4JI7ofter4. HXZIVT - Three be"droom~ronch Full Cl HDYS LCONARD his »ile. Ote r. prifru | TOD Ml IM? THE - UMSON — Older home in cvrelltnl con- RECREATIONAL Public hearing on said npplicntion hot WANTED WALE CHIHUAHUA — To oo >*pm^ol r •f^M'PriT conoition #4•.000 ition. Three bedrooms, oak floors. I1 ? he.i ^ rt*vttm nn • pT<,onol MILL RUN BUILDING iso been set beforr the Township s PionnmQ t lhe,r sue* mote with my female. I don't core obou B - One hpri'onm gordTi opart EDWIN S STARK, Realtor, Multiple list- athi, redecorated living room, dining Board tor $ 00 P M in Town Hall, K mqs 'lent. Leote and security required Positi ing 787 Vll. papers. |ust want smart father. Call during Highway 35 oomF lorQft modern kitchen with dish Hiohway, Middieluwn, on Monday. April doy. 9-4.eO, 741-2JJI. Hllo Sterner. -ely no pets II ?S per month. Coll between KEANSBURG— Cutf Iwo bM> • • 'Osher ond I wo -o wen electric stove. Fuil • YOU AR£ Ml Pf B> SUMMONED Nowfentmo. 10.00(1 » car go- ROBERT G ROSCH, Public Officer, Snvinqs Bonk of ttie City ol New York if Furniture, pomtinas. cut glass, or I ook the Shrewsbury River and o stone's adults-Jlti-. NOo petsI . Lease, references, tecu rage, woodburmng firvplare. Convenient BOAT ANO TRAILER FOR SALE o% defined in the ordinance entitled, "An plointiff. ond Howard Leonard Jr , el all bronzes, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry, SPACE AVA~ILABLt"lN NEW SHOPPING to everything. Taxes 1896. Don't hesitate. hrow from a toiling club- Brand new Ordinance Relating to the Repair, Clos- ore defendants, pending In tht Superior y. 741-4471 CENTER - On Rle U in Middlelown. ledroom Colom . , lid NAME YOUR PRICE roll now . . Only Ml,WO. THE KIRWAN iiol> 5' i balht. ponrlfd rt*r\ Phone .B ' tu \i ing ond Demolition of Buildings Unfit for Court ot New Jersey Chomery Division, INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES RED BANK — three rooms, newly decn deal location for druq store, gift shop, de- CO ,Reoitor, /fir 6*00 th fireplace. No maintenance exterior. Human Habitation or Us*, ond Provid Monmouth County, ond bearing Docket Id Riverside Ave., Red Bank 741-7474 ated. 4] Rector Plait. Near trans- Itrolessen, etc. Key tenant* include A&P, 'iy SS6.0OO. tug tor the Remedies and Procedure in No F 7744/3 within thirty five (3S> days portation, 566 414?. U S Posl Oftice, United County Trust. Coll LEONARDO - New kitchen, large master EVERYTHING FOR THF HOATMAN IUvTNoT--~old"oold, silver, lewelry. sit. Connection with Action Thereunder m otter March ?S, 1974 etnlusive of sucH 741 3019 bedroom. 2 or 3 more bedrooms, large liv trie Boro^Kj'i O' Eotin^owi nAonrnouth date it you tod le da so t"4«mont by vtrwore, diamond*, coins, broken lewelr RFD BANK - Three innm npnrtmrnl 8 ing room with fireplace, tenr^d-in yard BOATMAN'S SHOP Antique guns, etc. Top prices. Coll M Maple Ave. SI50 per month. Security PAULBRAGAR CO'mty, NP* Jersey" by way o' com defoult moy be rendered aqomO you for On qinpt stifft S'eom hfo'. *olk fffgiftf h#w Jersey I LmqfM plain) soys tl>e rftittf demanded in Ihe Comploml York, 264-4401. quired. Inquire S9 Wallace St. ConventionaC l buyers only. 136,400 WAREHOUSE" 94 Brood St. Shrewsbury Marine Supply House 1 Ht has heretofore made a prehml (ond Amendnient to Complaint, if ony). RED BANK -- Unlurnished" Greentree 791 43?3 4 Wharf Ave. 741 '.'BO Red Ban nor * nwf"ii>QoifOn of the premisei in Lot' Voy shall tile your ons*»f ana proof of BUYING SILVERCOINS Ancirtments. 33t Spring SI One bedroom O service in duplicate with the 'Jerk of th# Paying Up To 150% ond studio apartments available. Coll 7J1 SPACE LIKE ELBOW ROOM? 747-0221 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL — 31' wood Borough ot fnioniown, com in only' Superior Court of New Jersey, Sfott 3953 for oppaintmei't SHREWSBURY MOTHER & DAUCHTEB ./awl. Asking l/Vt known os 111 Grant Avenue. Cotontown, ' Over Face Value Delightful three-berlrnom ranch on large. ( oil 747,3*1? RED BANK - Unlurrmheri. second Moor well landscaped lot. Full basement, two- — Exceptional value tor families that get Nfw jersey, ond ossessed to the estate 0I62S. In accordance with the rules of Also buying silver dollars. Call 364 J4S6 Rent along and ore willing to live together. This Of J Clinton Tovlor. civil practice ond procedure After 6 p.m., 264-1676. ;moli three-room, bath, apartment. Suit car attached garage Centrally located in able for one person. Near church, bus lovely area of Shrewsbury. 166.500 delightful Colonial home has two separate OSTON WHALTR Gloslron, Sport- This action has been instituted lor tht CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — in srjop*. *U0 p\\>s UtIIIHM. References and 20,000 Sq. Ft. living quarters, plus full finished basement raft, Seacrntt. Slmqcr. Johnson, OMC, purpose of (1) foreclosing a moDgogt moke or condition or will trode HO, 037. security. Write P.O. Box 94, Red Bonk with working bar Full price 14?,TOO. I' Mercuisei. Volvo Boot trailers. building Iher ton •» unfli for human ha&tl- doled April 79. 1964. made by Howard or wide gauge. 7743710. N.I • 1)1 M Bl ALTY. 741 S2S3. a'lon or nccuponcy or use. os follows Leonard. Jr & Gladys Leonard hivwite, New clean, dry warehouse. 73 HINTELMANRidge Road %*7N 0600 RANSfERREO, OR~JUiI (lilt (a) Both the interior ond exterior walls OS mortgagors, to J I Kislak Mortgage COIN OPERATED GAMBLING MACHIN 6~BAN"K^ 31? room unfurnished Can be used 24 hours a day — Rumson. H }. GROWING YOUR HOME? — Coll or arc deteriorated Corporation retorrlert on Moy 4 1964. ifl ES — One-arm bandits, old omusemen oportment. Completely remodeled. Pr write for your complimentary copy of Ap |b) Broken gioss it located within the Book 74S4 of Mortgages tor Monmouth park machines. 741 1999 or 747 3664. LITTLE SILVER — Spacious ranch, on fi ate entrance. Heat and hoi water sup- 7 days a week. Near Mon- re-ptionolly large property, features living pleBrook's monthly Homes for Living FLAGSHIP building County, Page 419 which tnortgoqe +to% COPPER — Brass, lead, aluminum, bat plied. One or two persons, One month mouth Shopping Center, Ea- room, dining room, eat in kitchen, thri*e magazine Offers pictures, prices, desmp Mumr (pal Mar me Basin U) The house is unfit for human habit assiqned on Moy 70, 19A4 to the plaintiff. tenes. cost Iron and steel scrap. Old heat security. SI6S per month Coll 741 4'..* bedrooms, ond complete private rnotnei lions, APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Real- Atlantic Highlands 791 7638 at ion ers and radiators, used machinery. An- lontown. daughter arrangement. Owner has priced lors, »M> Hwy. 35. Mlddletown 671 )100 Id) There is serious ho/ord of fire* Oc- New York, by Assignment recorded on SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS -No e«prr(rnce tiques. L. Abroms & Son. 7745900 csory Starting solary S3 per hour. Ap Call house to sell quickly. CoM CAMASSA UNION BFACH - F i ve r oom"house.' MARINf ENGINE - US Chrysler Crown cident ond other colar'ntu*", June 16, 1964 in Book ?6l af Assignment} AGENCY, 4 Parker Ave., Little Silver, Basrboorrt heat, aluminum siding. Large with transmission 1300 Call attfr i p m (f) The bungalow located m rear is in of Morigoges for Manmouth County, ly in person to Mr Michael Gormlev Mr. Gilroy, 9-5 weekdays the some condition ransportotion Co ordinotor. Hailet To«vn MI (334 lot, 100>l?i J33.SOO Coll J64 4706 9160. Page 613; aid (71 to recover po\".f SMIH LIONELTRAINS ? 3 Pleasr take nofm Coll1717-0543otter 5:»pm. 26*31?! rornbo with fireplace. co;y den and fantas- UtoS. 7470535. Middlelown. Owner lives HOLMDEL — Three-bedroom rarmhou*e. tic londscoping Out*', private, yet so con- and rpany extras. on firsl floor and rents out •HIGHLANDS — All new ANCHORAG Dining room, living room with fireplace. venient. Terrific buy at 149,900. APARTMENTS NORTH on Short Orivi second Moor apartment. Beautiful bayfront vtew with privo! Unfurnished S3S0 a month plus utilities. COUNTRY HOUSE Exclusive Sales Agent BECHT i CO . R Uort. I43-JM3. beach. One and two-bedroom oportmen M REALTY OLDTOWNE REALTY Two private entrances. featuring wall-to-wall carpeting, coin HO0SE~ Mi rooms and"both, with patio VAN HORN 2 Dwrcrpit Dr , Holmdel coordinated G.E. appliances ond air cond< and private beach privileges. Ocean Ave . 222-7444 Good income and live rent tioning. One-bedroom from 1700, two bee Highlands S2M plus utilities. Call otter 6 AGENCY - REALTORS 946-2500 tree. Could be u^cd as rooms from $?W. Call H? 1099. p.m 791-0150 or 791 3399. Open/days Con 24 hours a day. DDLEOWM - Nrw M-llvtl. l00«l., J3XJncome Property 747-4100 lot slie. Tnree bedrooms, dining room one large home Manye<- HIGHLANOS — Five roomi and bath, t? KEANSBURG - Two houses NEW YORK STATE - Librrty area 804 River Rd Fair Haven recreo'iori roa rn t 1 n s p to t o m pbe 11 ' per month, tieal Included. One month sec Both two bedrooms Junction, m.S0O EDWIN S SIARK. R«ol acres Beoutiful view. Two farqe bu tras..Asking only $54,900. rity required. 173 0610. Colt Mr. Ritev otter A. 764OO8A ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ftm home suitable for apartments or lodqe [ lectures tour bedrooms, livinq room, for- tor, Multiple Idling. Ill 7V1 Call us today ... HIGHLANDS — Three rooms furnishec LEONARDO- Four room and bath well E *ceMenl for hunting and fishing mal (lining room, family room, rol m Term*. Call 741-J3I7. All utiltitet. Year round. house. Immediate occupancy Coll lor ap- kitchen Recently renovated. New heating MONMOUTHCOUNTY CallM-MM pointment 54l-49?o atttr I p.m. system, electric, roof and siding. Still J27,90C nerds some work «1.900. A7)-*)J0 LEONARDO -- N*or Beaton Hill Country VA, FHA huvrri wnnted M of an orr KEANSBURG — Beochvie* Gardens. On Club. New house neoring completion. IU14 matter br-droom. Low taxes. OCEANFRONT and two bedroom aportments and elf Atlantic Highlands"" S33.50O STERLING THOMPSON Thrpe bedrooms* 1 ' hnths, den, living MEIMED REALTORS 111-US 2-FAMILY-SEA BRIGHT c.tncies available, Overlooking bay. Cool room, kitrhen ond dintng area. $395 per Best area with best view Spacious Colo- ASSOClAnS-rMlTOR Ing gas, beet, hot water ond parking \u\ month plus ulilihes Will lease for one nial reofunng seven bedrooms. I'j boths. plied. 717 3447. If no answer catl W MM firfpiof e. three porches, bastment. 100 Three bedroomv living room with fir • MQHwrlS Ulddtokon 1 year, Oil heal, References One month Vlace, large lot. S59.900. Efficiencies II security. Write P O. 8o< 125, Red Bank. lot Low toirs NEW LISTING On^ bedroom N J 0770?. WFt MF ORE Al TORS 671 SAW * 747-5600 KEANSSURG -V r i we "room _„, RED BANK. - Thrf* rwdromns, hltchtrt, BEST BUY - Thrpeh^rtrnnm COD* *Hh RUMSON S39,90( Exclusive Sales Agent two family house 1190 o month. Utilise dining room, living room, panlry, fenced- room tor expansion Full basement, large rot included. Can alter 6 pm. 717-5101 living room with fireplace, wail to wall Charming older Colonial. Three bedroom BAHR5REAL ESTATE m ynrrt L tine and securjty required. 177S Iwoboihs f nsy commute Closf Available April I per month. Apply ot 50 Locust Ave.. Apt. carpeting New tenred-m yard. In quiet Call 1/2 l«00 River Pio/a Principals only. Asking beaches, shopping, E *rclient schools. KEANSBURG Nir? lorqe MlfM rrxv M4.9Q0 84? 41*? oportment Heot hof water included. O< REO BANK - Three Mdroonu RUMSON COLONIAL street porking. Convenient qreo. J1/5. 21 livino room, dining room, Kitchen, l.tose. BO»DrRING COUNTRY «i 4U5. GtNTl tMAN'S ESTATE 131. Houses lor Sale security. No pels Cnii 741 ntm f '1 hedrnnrn, ] nnlh home boasting Lovely old form vilioqe arm Three btd- ii ANSBURG Thrc* hcrt, bosemenl. S37S, without o^her, appealing living nnrj rimintj rctnm, full basement, rjornqe, treed lot, excellent able immrdintrly 1? .0 per month plu utilities. 741 2171, 9 Sp rn. 'fo.-on ronm and basement, Superb schools. Asking JS9A00. tetUTIty »47?4J4nr 273 OS// Rr D RANK — Two hfrtroom tou*4 nn Nrt im ni isi soo ; BUILT KlANStURG - fhree t>»rtrr>om ( vt^nir Rivfr Walk to N.Y bus. tram, 1240 n'ent on tiro floor lj?s per montt ,, - month. 542 1944 WALKER 8. WALKER n'lii* ei and one month s security. Call it Realtors J.UO ofter 3 pm. DUMSON i ot ihori *-/ IS ' Shrewsbury McCUE is this 3-bedroom New tfase 900 »q. ft contemporary ranth style Thi-e* ffinmi nnd froth RRAND Nf W 114 SOO home on qu<*t residential street. One block 10 Ridge Rd. Rumson Shrewsbury ranch. New Newly decorated otw'nient, wall ta-woi Custom bviit three bedroom ranch with fully, dry basement, family sue cai-in ivon Superior splil level Large tree shaded for- FHA, VA buyers welcome. Knit bnlh topi nl •. nthrtic • hn* if in.<»rf*t»ri foil IJ17I (.RS,/?40 rvfl ini Kitchen «ih flishwrnh^f. carpeted today... tifirnmosof ev»ninqs Weekends l*> ^994, BUSHELS OFAPPtAI living and dining rooms, three full bolhs, sport y;irn with < oDIrUtlllg den. lour bedrooms, recreation room wilh ON or Pf NTA| Toll now to inipeef this attractivf four- ^ifft^** hi1111 ins. irnjodry rQOI/^. cellnr. fliree i ihiii'ii bordi ii^ned and ufifurMUhfd immwli bedroom hnm# in most ronwement area StorOQ* momv OtfOCht4 Central air (andifionmg, tour mnn sl/ed $35,800 pattern Ml Ml • t>ed'ooms. two full hathv seprrrate dmmg brerr^wny o"io*t family IrM f'r in' ipots unly \SI.'.00 Call u tir^i 103. Rentals To Share roam Dan t wait, s*e It lortay WA 900 room, I 'i-haih bi level hat thai CLIFFSIDE STERLING THOMPSON new home afoma. h pal rVOHUHr, urinMVATf HkHi H >v»1y land lUtlfUt, 52- f NO OF THE RAINBOW MSOCMTU tern — ,ulil 'i i' ni fin r.II h ' i'ng to fnlpr hfill fnln "iffiped lot. II (|f)nrt rVAuJrtletnwn afM ' "> wtth waittrolM 8BW thli my HEALTH CARE CENTER lit* i p m J I or J»l nidi with i.'rrminq elegrtnt lur|| if"'- '•• i rjrM I'g MO Hwy II MliMtotowi p.tllnn fur (11 i I 1.1 n 4 W» riclfffy fir ••Ifrl lOffi.lV r« etit m kH pi mi i". Ill I iln- I in lumper M|"««l>» Hm,it* I „, >• palm 'lumiriir pitsstt I ¥ Ik//AM ( 0 $36,800 ind iperial hundlu * 24 hour Cut n' ssoo 747-5600 DM, two, i H'.lil up lo 101. Furnl«h«d Room* 'our \im<\mnm ranch, dm- • Wllfi'li'l M lilt HIMI •rviiion ;ov Houi«t for Salt fun fm.^hert ha' nine dlflcrcnl i n • M»dir.«if) »p|. Hiink lli-i'.i ii 1 Vrrdlci rttll '41 1144 lynfi *• Printed Pattern Nil; Kill 100 Center It ARMSTRONG LOCATED IN WOODED Drill BM IM lil.l I «l>rOM>., - Vt».r Sl.ilinn Ni'« Vuik N Y COLTS NECK LOT in. 12, 566-8422 innn prim i'\i II:II\ MM $36,500 IM iti-.ii \wii \ni,|i • i i \ i v r i, ZIP I I'M 101. Commercial Rtntalt \I.I, M:W run i»7i 1.111 ntnit yef«w« Im \ir inn in.|ni.-,l I marlh Mail ni'i • i>t-. i i Inij - ATTRACTIVE 'i II iin i 'ii WAI fhr Hni Bink iiiri T. r Pn SIX MOOM SUITE IIA/I I I •.pi |,13 u NIWI lnil.nl Mnn.y lo*!) — OHM I N V IIKIII I'nnl nitii CUIlIf ,1' »inpfi«r p\ •>• «*' It Ih /II1 malanl Croth.i Bunk 264-72OO Hairpin Crorh.l B00K lnti.nl M.mmii •«ali wM An STERLING THOMPSON STERLING THOMPSON (IM III Illl lnil.nl (41ft Root II no MMCMTII'llillTM • UMCIATlllCAirM Camplal* Af|han Unnk II Hi Call 7471100 MONwvH • Mrmn KIRWAN 747-5600 747-S6OO IIMMdlltlly M,,,. IJ Tfcr0aNyfe£*N,Rc4ftu*-MiMtrt«wt NJ N«a4») Marc* ». It74 tl NJEA's Pet Bills Have Legislators' Support, County Unit Told B> DOKIS KlLMAN «ht county legislators 1 rights bills as "long ers the right to a final hear- on unfair labor practices, As- who addressed the MCEA's EATONTOWN - The pet overdue," Assemblyman ing before the state commis- semblyman Van Wagner av- annual legislative dinner cited proposed legislation of the Klynn said "young teachers sioner of education erred "as far as I'm con- ally bills that would N.J. Education Association should know where their I wonder if the commis- cerned, you've sot-n Ihe tut ihe rights of nonte- has strong support from Mon- problems are so they can cor- sioner will have the time to teacher go to jail in New Jer- nured teachers and strength- mouth's delegation m Tren- rect them." IIIOTthem all?' he said. sey." en Ihe position of leathers' ton, the Munmouth County Assemblyman Kozloski dis- In supporting proposed leg- organizations at the bargaining PrasioR Privrtty Education Association agreed with a provision in the islation which would give the table. Teachers' associations pro- (MCEA) was assured Friday proposed legislation which Public Employes Relations Mostly Teachers would give non-tenure teach- Commission the power to rule test that the law now gives Four of the eight are teach- them no recourse against LEGAL NOTICE ers - Sen Herbert J Buehler school boards which won't REGISTRY AND ELECTION NOTICE nd Assemblymen William P. bargain in good faith and IS HERESY GIVEN THAT THE D.v gives the courts no alter- incl Boordt ol titttton and Registry in Kitzpalnck, Walter J. Koz- Three More File on* fot the Borough of Keansburg, Coun- native but to issue injunctions ty of Monmeuth, Slalt of New Jersey, oski and Richard Van Wag- will mrfl ol the plocfi ht't-noMtr desia ner. against the teachers if they noted on TUESDAY, May 14fh, 1t;« strike. Teachers have been between the noun ol 7 00 A M and I Ot) Two claimed some teaching P M for the purpose of conducting o Mu- experience — Assem- For City Council jailed for refusing to obey a iiii ipai Election court injunction against a Said Municipal Elect.on will be held blywoman Gertrude Berman LONG BRANCH - Three tor the purpose ol Electing) Counciln.cn and Assemblyman Morton "a positive campaign." strike. ot Lorae under ihe Council Manoafr more city residents Friday Pioit B ot the optional Municipal Charier Salkind. Mr. Smith is an accountant declared the candidacy for and a lecturer on lhat subject Sen Beadleston said he as- NOTICE ti hereby given that quohtied One emphasized that his voters of the Borough ol KeontbutQ, City Council posts in the May at Monmouth College. His signs "highest priority" to the County ot Monmoulh, state ot New Jer- wife is a teacher — Assem- sey nol olrtody registered in laid mu 14 election here, bringing the campaign, he said, will be proposed legislation which nieipoi.ty under the law* of New Jersey blyman William K. Flynn. qevtrmng permanent registration moy total of announced council as- based on fair and equitable would increase pension ben- Only Sen. Alfred N. Bead- register or Irontfer with clerk of so-d pirants to five. treatment of all persons' efits for retired public em- municipality ol (in oit.ee 4] Church leston, the county's lone Re- Strttl. Ktonsburg, New Jersey, al any Those who filed petitions coupled with equal opportu- ployes and their beneficiaries. time between Mondov Ihtough Friday publican in the legislature, daily.* OtA M toi OOP M Friday are Louis J. nities for self-improvement. He said pensions now range • •filter tMf P»**» Monday April 1»t, Tuesday, April 3nd, didn't claim profession or ma- Wednesday, April 3rd. and Thursday, Stalsworth, 26, of 250 Albert He will stress improvement in from $800 to $2,300 annually TEACHING TRIO - State Sen Herbert J.. Buehler, D-Monmouth, left, an April 4lh, 1174, evening hours 7 00 P.M. rital ties to the classroom. lofWP M. Place; Armando J. Smith, 131 educational, recreational and and are "unfair and unrea- Ocean Township teacher, with Russell C. Leidy, president of the Monmouth OP ThurUay Evening April 4lh. »»M Sen. Eugene J. Bedell Kim wood Ave., and Stephen job opportunties, he .said. sonable." County Education Association, and Judith M. Owens, MCEA vice president ihe regitirotion will be closed tor Ihe wasn't present. municipal election I. Giddio of 225 Lennox Ave. Mr. Giddio is owner of the But no one knows hnw and secretary-treasurer of the N.J. Education Association, at the county Notice ol change ol i evidence or oppli In supporting proposed leg- cation tor transfer ot registration shall Stephen Giddio Construction much pension adjustments organization's annual legislative dinner in Old Orchard Inn. be made either by written request for islation that would require The first council candidate worded to Ihe Municipal Clerk on forms Co., here. He has called on will cost or where the money provided by said Municipal Clerk, or by four written evaluations a to file petitions for the May 14 arr the largest part of the colling In person ot Ihe oli.ee el Ihe Mu city voters to entrust him will come from, Sen. Beadles- ture is a primary require Sen Hoadleston voiced con- year of non-tenured teachers election was Paul R. Hauke mcipol Clerk with a stewardship and to ex- ton said. menl" for the legislature, As- cern that the state will decide emit, that may mean the state The District Boards of Election will sit and that would give non-ten- of 73 Cedar Ave. He was fol- at ihe following piocet which it a de- pect the management of city "The state is approaching semblywoman Berman as on a cnst-per-pupil basis for will dictate salaries," he told scription ond location ot Ihe polling ured teachers the right to lowed by Michael Grauman, slices in the Borough ol Keonsburg, affairs with "skill, imagina- bankruptcy and the tax- serted. The state is under a implementing the court order the MCEA, "If it does, it will written reasons and a hearing 990 Van Court Ave., who filed court order to find some way be Uisasterous from your { FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT: All last Monday. tion and openness." payer, who is generally that it spend an equal amount that area wtst of Main Street to tne when their contracts aren't middle-income, is overtaxed! other than local property of money on the education of point of view. But I don't J Woackoack Creek, from the south side ot renewed, Sen. Beadleston de- While more than 20 candi- Seiley Avenu* to th* north side ol Man- already," he said. taxes for financing public- each child. know how else the state will rung Place. clared "I was shocked to hear Mr. Stalsworth is a copy dates have secured petitions The Polling place being the Monninq "Revamping the tax struc- education. "Since teachers" salaries doit." Ploce Fire House, Manning Place, near we didn't have the evaluation editor for the Home News, for the upcoming political Main Street. New Brunswick. He said his race, only five council aspi- Kathryn K. Stilwell, presi- SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT: Be process, that kids arc going to ginning ol Ihe point where Ihe center lint campaign will be based on rants have relumed the docu- dent of the N.J. Education ol Corr Avenue and Sreley Avenue, if *•• school and the teachers aren't Association, reported that iU' tended weslirly, would lnt*r»«cl the evaluated." "optimism and planning for ments to the city clerk's of- Firemen's Class Opens On April 10 southerly boundary line ol the Borough the future." and to conduct fice for registration. Political Action Committee westerly direction along Ihe southerly Must Work FREEHOLD - The second Graduation will be on June Township; Timothy Smith had spent {25,000 last year in boundory line of Ihe Borough at Keons- burg, lo tts intersection with the easterly Sen. Beadleston predicted annual course for chiefs and 5 at the Kire Academy, How- Jr., of the Insurance Service a low-key campaign which shore line ot Rorlton Boy.' thence (2) in senior officers of county fire ell Township. 0 general norlheotlerly and south' that "if the evaluation pro- Office, Newark, and Kllias saw 62 of the 76 legislative easterly directions along the shore line cess is made to work properly departments will begin April Instructors will be Chief Swcrida, chief inspector of candidates it endorsed win. 01 Ronton Bay lo the center line ol Carr Avenue; thence (]) in a generol south we won't have many letters 10, co-sponsored by the Mon- John Dries, Morris Township; the Newark Fire Department. She said it has set a $200,000 eoiterly direction along Ine center lint mouth County Fire Academy el Corr Avenue la ill intersection with or hearings" requested by Chief H. Ray Vliet, Kdison The committee preparing goal this year "because vir- the center line ot Setity Avenue to the and Brookdalc Community point or place ol beqimiina non-tenure teachers. the course with Mrs. Barbara tually every educational deci- College. IV ins' Mothers dull sion is a political decision." Kennedy Community Center, Con Ave And, he suggested, some (ioldstein of the college com- nut ntor Setlty Avenue. who get a written explanation The eight-week program THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT: All To Meet Tomorrow munity services department All nine of Monmouth's that oreo south ot Manning Ploce, and for their dismissal "won't be will be at the college on west ot Main Strttt to the Railroad SOUTH AMBOY - The includes Ex-Chief Willard state legislators had teacher frocks el thf Central Railrood ol N.J willing to show it." Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 association support last No- and all thai areo south ot the Roilrood Twins' Mothers Club of the Walkins, Red Bank; Chief tracks ol the Ctnlral Railrood ol N J to Describing the non-tenure p.m., through May 29. Marshall D. Conklin, Ocean vember. Freshman Assem- the Stole Highway No H Raritan Bay Area will have Tht polling place being Ihe Blue Jeons Frank L. Wilgus, county its monthly meeting at 8:15 Township; Chief J. Oliver blyman Kozloski may have Hall 10 Church Street LIQAL NOTICV FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All NOTiCi fire marshal, said that this p.m. tomorrow in the First Kehs, Freehold; Chief Wil- been the first to put in his thot area toil ot Main Street and norfh Separate sealed bids for Trons- liam Harrington, Asbury second bid when he told the el Park Avenue to the Shore line ol Rat portotion — Special Taxi Route tor year selected subjects will be Presbyterian Church, 15(1 ton Boy rlandlcopped, will b* received by th* Park; Chief J. Robert Rose, MCEA Friday "I hope I'll be Tht polling plate being corngan l Middletown Township Board of Edueo- examined in depth on two Broadway. There will be a HOll.MoinSlrttt tian at the Administration Building, S9 nights, instead of the one- Keyport; Chief James J. Sul- here three years from now. FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT: Al Tindoll Rood, Mlddl*town, N J. up to discussion on twins in the that area eosl ol Mam Street to Atlantic 11:00 a.m. prevailing lime, Monday. night programs of last year. third through sixth grades. livan, and Mr. Wilgus. I'm up for reeleOipn in 1875." Avenue, and south of Pork Avenu* to ihe April 1, 1974. Railrood tracks ol the Ctnlral Railrood Specifications and forms for bidding i>. N.J within the corporate limits of the moy be secured ol Ihe office of the Sec- Bor retary. S9 Tindoll Road, Middletown, Tht polling ploce being The K rambun N.J. 07/41. JAML1W. DAVIDHblSLR DRUGS SEIZED - Lt. Daniel Murdock, left, of SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT. Beam Secretory Middletown police department, examines pack- rung, et Ihe point where the center line o March IS 14.10 rty ages of what is believed to be marijuana seized would mlertecl the center line ol Cor PUBLIC NOTICE during raid on room in Rt. 35 motel in Middletown. center Notti* u htvpby given.thai | am in line 0' Roriton Boy thence II) south receipt of an application for a waiver ol Detective Lt. William J. Halliday, right, took port eostcrly olono Ronton Boy lo th* cenle Sit* plan Approval in Middletown Town- line ot Main Street, thence 111 along fh ship tor Dr. Joieph Mlele for the pur- In raid which police said netted approximately 15 center tin* *t Mom Street to th* cent* pose ot oddmg o 70' fiterwon onto rear line of Seeley Avenu* I* Ih* point 0 of prewnt building premises located ot pounds of marijuana, estimated at a street value ot ploc* ot beginning. W Cherry Trw Form Rood, Middle town; $6,000, and resulted In arrest of four teen-agers. The polling ploce oemq Ih* New Pom Block iSi, Lot No. JO Tax Mop ot Middle- Coml*i town Township, Voters may coll the Borough Clerk 0 Public hearing on sold application has 717 1114. r, been set before the Township's Planning Street, dur *~ 100 P M in Town Hall, Kings AM lo I 00 P.M. r*gordregardini g their votin Highway- Middletown, on Monday, April ioce% ond or any olher voting Informa 1,19/4, at which time oil concerned clti- 4 Teen-Agers Held rion Jem shod be heard. HARVEY MARION THOMAS J.MAGIN Municipal Clerk Township Cleric March II. IS March 2i • u 94 After Drugs Raid NOTICE • ONO ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING 1)01,000 AND AUTHORIZING THE IS- SUANCE OF «0J«W BONOS OR NOTES OF THE BOROUGH AND DIRECTINO MIDDLETOWN - Arraign- police on a motel room in THE ASSESSMENT OF PART OF THE COST THEREOF FOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS OR PURPOSES AUTHORIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE ments are scheduled in Mu- Howard Johnson's Motel, Rt. BOROUGH OF Nf W SHREWSBURY. NEW JERSEY BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF nicipal Court today for four 35. NEW SHREWSBURY, IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW JERSEY (not lest than (wo thirds of oil tht members alternatively concurring), AS FOLLOWS: suspects arrested on various Approximately 15 pounds of Section 1. The several improvements described in Section 3 of this bond or* drug charges after a raid by marijuana with a street value dfnonre ore hereby respectively outhorned to be mode or acquired by the Borough ot New Shrewsbury. New Jersey. For the said several improvements or purposes of approximately $6,000 were slated in said Section j, there ore hereby appropriated the respective sums of money LEGAL NOTICE therein stated os the appropriations made (or sold Improvements or purposes confiscated Friday night amounting »n the oogreoate to 1707,000. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Section 7. For the ifnancina ot said Improvements or purposes and to meet the 11 hereby given that at 1:00 p.m., or os when police, armed with a Mid 1707,000 appropriation*, negotiable bond* at the Borough are hereby authorised soon the reader 01 the matter may be to be mued in the principal amount ot $707,000 pursuant lo the Local Bond Law of reoched, on Thundoy, April 4, 1974. at search warrant signed by Mu- New Jersey as follows HO*.000 Assessment Bonds tor the financing of the the Holmdel School Administration Improvements described in Seclton 3 (o) of this bond ordinance and 194,000 Central Building located on HMIcrest Rood, the nicipal Court Judge Ronald L. Improvement Bonds for the financing ol the Improvements described In Section 3 (b) Holmdel Towruhlp Planning Board will Koran, raided a room occu- ond 3 (c) of this bond ordinance In anticipation of the issuance of said bonds and to conduct a public hearing on Ihe oppll- temporarily finance sold improvements or purpose*, negotiable notes ot the cotion pf Alan Curry, President, C A C pied by Whitney Rayn, 18, of Borough in a principal amount not exceeding 1707000 are hereby outhorued to be Realty Company, applicant and purcha- Usued pursuant to and within Ihe limitations prescribed by sold Law ser under contract of the Nero Equip- Denver, Colo., said Detective Section 3. The improvemrnts hereby oulrtor ned ond the several purposes for the ment Co., Inc. building located al the financing of which said obligations ore to be Issued (each ot which shall be made or corner ol Highway 35 and Laurel Avenue Lt. William J. Halliday. undertaken in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor and prepared by and known as Lot 6JA in Block SO, lor the Borough engineer], ond Ihe appropriation made (or and eslimoted cost ot each waiver of Site Plan Approval, In accor- Police said he was held in •uch purpose, and th* eslimoted maximum amount of bonds or nolei to be issued for dance with Section 10 I I of the Revised the county jail, Freehold, eotn such purpose, ore respectively as follows. Zoning Ordinance, tor change of use and occupancy of portions (approximately Appropriation Estimated Mail 1.100 square feet) of sold building by over the weekend, in lieu of IMPROVEMENT OR PURPOSE ond Estimated "u" Amount of Business Coverogt Corporation os a gen- Cosl Bonds or Notes eral insurance agency, replacing The $5,000 bail, pending today's Krol Agency and The Art Shop. a Construction of concrete curbing in Ihe Hance court appearance. Pork section ot Ihe Borough of New 5hrrw*bury All Interested parties moy appear at Including the construction of silrh curbing on both soid hearing. His arrest at approximately Jidtl ot Peach Street, Cherry Str»el. Pear Street. Holmdel Township Planning Board 2 a.m. on charges of posses- Clover Street, Blossom Street. Appir Street and thai JOHN M SCANLON. Secretary March n »'W portion ot Sprlngdole Avenue located between Apple to ruiy inr . .. the regular hours of business. na, 19, of Stony Brnok, Effective Annual Yield On Improvements or purposes desc r ifted in Sec lion \ |o). und the rOimalPd cimount o All Interested parties may appear at spec int a s se s Sf TI enfs la ne levied upon property %pef loiiy rienefifecj oy sui said hearing. N.Y., was also charged with Improvements is tHM,(rOO ond "" "«o\ installments in which nil MM Holmdel Township Plonmnij Bnnrd lp*r I'd t,t limy be polrt IS 10 JOHN M SCANLON. Secretary m 25 I II'I nrlll undertake the improvements or purpotri di March H sum Section* n general improve-rneiih ""• ' grams of in;tri|iiiina, and he Of finis from the State of Nt*w Jersey nnrt ( ouoly ol Muiuiinuth in fild of untferlokin rum II HFAHINO h Is hereby given thot at 1:00 pm., or os was released in $250 bail ac- soon thereafter as Ihe matter mny he reached, nn inursday, April 4, 19/4. nt • in I.I n.tiiiday. (he Holmdel r.i '><,..I Arfr,nrtl>lr«Mon Building Dining the raid, pollcr said Hnlmdel fnwnshlp Planning " tlirv found six nil cilliiphane rondii' i ol I bricks of marijuana and • yellow plastic bag containing Compounded Daily From Day of Dapostlt ,i|i|iiuxlin.ilflv MM |Hiiiriil n 90-Oay Nolle* Account in ni|unni, and a WMtfOti Minimum ASOO

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IHMIUI benicet. ^ CHAMPIONSHIP • inning" i.Tlism In Ireland" Slll/Cl . iiSMM I,ill' ^\J\V (tllll O THE WILD, WILD WEST 1000 0 (D MEDICAL CENTER lor ni MH • abnul to lie .ifiarilcd from him hy th« • TUESDAY MARCH 26th • "Tiir- H.pEesI Mar in Hnlly^ood" rnurt after the boy is found lo be critically lU. fieazei, depul) state comma- ptudui imn ClOStD CIRCUIT TV A 0 TODAY IN DELAWARE: 0 Q NtWS M"ini ni educaUon A HI niinulc lilm ot I in- (B HODGEPODGE LODGE O NtW YORK REPORT *ST JAMtS ASBURYPARK 2 WOMAN DETECTIVE - Shelley Winters stars as m SESAME STREET PI RRY MASON in Hie lun Miiiimcs given Mr O THE LUCY SHOW 1 boun in ihc i imp lodge, LONG HUAM II - Music 1.11,-v Hrli K Itir C'ninteftS" Trip ( »«• nf the Irrrisoln'e Performfr' 5 ACADEMY AWARDS IB GILBERT AND SULLIVAN P.iluiik will lie luiwanli'il In where lhe> learned Uw \ Ir- Enjoy American ID THE MOD SQUAD "The Gondoliers" ifl» INCLUDING for ihc dances for retirded The squfti v.nrk iinrlercmer aa aot:ial workers lo ilit- Letter) Commission yima Ki'rl and other dancet and continental children held rwry Mniul.tv f nrl a raeha or ulnlr-n guns. in the mutiic ui Mr Webber's 0 TAKE 12 Ki-ansbu.il; is the only school cuisine as prepared nit;ht from J M i" in a'dock 11:30 O n. Dn-k Martin, Joan Rivrni. start at $6.95 OI'TEVS MAKE T'DEAL children in kindergarten Troop iii i Branch, ;i student al Hod B MOVIE O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUAWS 1 • ' Iliininrrsqu* * (10*17) ilarrinR John GartirltJ, Jo*n through sixth gude skills Rank Catholic High B« html O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Oflwfnrd. A Rirtfd niiioxian, aponsomi by a taught in 'iir Include Chefs dinner special wlici plays the drums; .iiWcph O WORLD OF SURVIVAL ucnlihy woman. drcidfB hia rarecr II more im- O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS portant thun ihf m li-.itiniiT.iH. unuii working, Pigcatelli, also liOng Branch O THE LATE SHOW Tonight ID EYE ON anil a sludcnt al Unit; Branch • ID PA. SCHOOL BOARD MEETING "Bliifhpardd Trn Honrvmonnii" (I W0) Btarrinf <;ror(tr- Sandem, Coriniw CalwL The infamoui STARTS FBI. MAR 29TH { Westfalischer' «B CORONATION STREET UIKII School who plays the ic I-indru. dffijrriitf fnr nmnry «nr| irrmtihtR lo worn- | Knulv is still in s state of shork over Ernest'e Mi riPRins a cjirrrr of murder, leaving a trail of PAULNEWMAN i Pfefter potthast cordion, and Nick Trocdua, hfrintiful vif-1 imfi ROBERTREDFORD in . (Short Rib., CUrmen Style) Little Silver, guitarisl who at- (Q LETS TALK TAXES 1200 O O NEWS (lourm* in liituliiifi PLAZA-HUlIT I rail RST-46771 With Potalo Dumplings and lends Kcd Hank Catholic High fD THE TWILIGHT ZONE *T. 36, MIDDit 10. Siring Beans CoMea (52) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT MIDDLETOWN - Sump "THE STING" (B THE Slit STATE 2M4434 JuslM- School. 100 a (0 THE SELFISH GIANT 12:30 O HURRAY FOR HOLLYWOOD 331 students in four Middle- The youths have donated Thp animated arena! tplla In allpgonrat terms ol THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE an overmr.ed recluse whose ley heart la melted by town schools have com- their time and talent each "They Call it Murder" 119711 starring Jim Mutton, "DELIVERANCE thp warmth of aomp ordinary children (R) Lloyd Rnr hrtrr plelcd "M;ikp Sure — Town East week lince tin1 inception of « O THE MAGICIAN Make Shore." boating "The nliimon of the rtta Eye " In the spanh of |}.rft LUNCHEON the (lance program 14 months a miaalne art trmsiirp. a aohd ailver cat. Tony ,'fz safely course offered sixth l:0 8 O TOMORROW 12 to 2:30 •go. They play constantly all tra.ks » ruthless hpmity and hrr kiUer nanther ° graders by I he N I Marine 0 DEALER'S CHOICE 1:20 (D NEWSROOM LATE NEWS rciHE*IA34^ Neptune City evening for ihc retarded O O THE ROOKIES 1:10 Q THE LATE SHOW Police. youngsters who learn the ••FYnzpn Smoke." Webstrr and (tillia Inxpshgate a •Same Fe P sier sUmng John Tayne, rasp involving a fijrht between twn 16-yrar-olda Kailh walu, fox trot «ntl rhumba R Anthony r'alvo, principal ovpr ihP alleged theft of a hicycle. (R) O PERSPECTIVE "FANTASTIC Dancing under the direction of Do- O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW of Navesink School, hiis an- •Bark loGodx^untry'1 I19MI starring Rock Hud- nato's Friendly Volunteers, a eon, Hugh O'Rnan. A spa captain and his wife are (0 THE LATE SHOW I nounced 59 students there V PLANET" PASS THE WARNING! • Fridays at 9 P.M. detained in a remote Canadian harbor by a rulh- "JIIIICIP Hell- |l!)'>6| starring Sabu, K.T. 8teven«. have completed the course, proup organized by Sam Do- 1e«K man who whpmea to kill him. 2:00 O NEWS and three other schools re- Saturdays at 9:30 liato, 94H Norwood A\T. ID TO TELL THE TRUTH O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW JULIE DONAID I »>»•• ••••••••••••• times are tor today only. 10.59. Don't Look Now I 59 MAI I ? ACADEMY AWAflO NOMINEES' PLAZA- Fantastic Plnnet 7 10, 9 II) PLUS-LEE MARVIN DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT IIDMNK Deliverance 7:70; 9:35 P.file K fOWN BARBHA STREISAND MOVIES III-. CINEMA 1 lUA Twnl- BRICK Pi «;n ERNEST BORGNINE ?ordoi7:30; 9-15 PopHlon 7 no. 9-30 LDDK SHREWSBURY AmpririnOrnttili / ;0. 9 70 Vom/n»ler( Besl/tclress ' CINFMA 1 IUA Twin) Mftl I r I Nf -.^ A i CINEMA I- American Graffiti 7:40; 9:35 Donl Look Now 2:00; « 00. 6 00. s 00; Slrrprr / 10, 9 10 I ROBERTREDFORD MAI AWAN MALI CINFMrt 1 qow ITMJAN OPERA 10:00 CINEMA 11- Don t Look Now / in. 9 fi EMPEROR m EVmtWED.7TDlir.il. CINEMA II - Foriloslic Plonel 7 30; 9 10 M[NI O PARK I Sleeper 7:00. 4 (10. A 00; S 00. 10 00 ' STRATHMOOE CINFMA F A TONTOVVN CINEMA 1- Don't Look Now 1 00, 4 00. ft 00. « 00. COMMUNITY WolkinaToll/ 00.9.30 10 00 BROADWAY MUSIC American Grollili ^ 00. 7. JO. 9 30 CINEMA?- LETS SCARE JESSICA | "THE WAY LONG BRANCH Calrh My Saul I 10. 9 00 EVERY MONDAY MOVIFS I- Thp way We Were /.oo, 9 00 MIDOLEBROOK TO DEATH MOVIFSTI CINEMA I- ZordoiJ;30;9:15 Wolkmg Toll 7:30; 9:30 '• WE WERE" Restaurant and ATLANTIC HIGHLANOS CINiMA II- ATLANTIC CINFMA - Fantastic Planet 7.15. 9 00 GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION I - PLUS - Cocktail Lounge. Open 7 Days The Seven Ups /:00; 10 40. Emperor 1 otlhc North 8:40 ASBURY PARK KEYPORT SAVOY- DONALD JULIE Joanne STRAND- Bordella7.30;9.00 Porno Romo 7.00, 4 54. 7 4B. 1047; LYRIC- • Woodward Ghost Town? 55. 5:49. I 43 Tmnt Wleof Poplllon7:00. 9 40 SUTHERLAND CHRISTIE J 54, 6 SO, 9 44 NEPTUNE Nomlntltd MIDDLE TOWN NFHTUNE CITY TOWN FAST - Save the Tiger 7 30, Don t Look Now Rl 2468 10 Save the Tiger ' 15. Don t Look Now 9 10 ' BARGAIN^ 1 05 OCF AN I0WNSHIP >^ SHREWSBURYPLAZA| _ TOWN WEST. CIRCLF- S MATINEE Summer Wlshu Winter Dreamt / 10. 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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- jects with calm efficiency. sense of fairness which pre- , Dec. 21) - Your kind Somewhat inclined to spread vents you from fulfilling your CANCER (June 21-July 22) generosity may be all that is HE'S HAD A VERT GOOD RUN.l r TBUL NOU WHAT, PUT yourself and your talents FLO-1'AI PUTTING HIM Y •IM DOWN ASA BUJKE ambition except by your own " Another may disagree needed to encourage another NOW, CHARLIE, SHE USED thinly over too many en- wlth u vel he ma admlre O WHO AS NOTHIN' AGAINST efforts. You find it difficult, if y° - - y to new beginnings. Don't be WORK AN1 WANTS TO CHAR FORA deavors, you may become the not impossible, to accept your ability to stand by what afraid to o ffe r your KEEP IT THAT V\«y proverbial .lack-of-all-trades material aid from others. y»u believe. Don t risk assistance. NATIONAL -OKAV? and master of none. With ASSISTANCE You arc quite willing, of damage to your reputation, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. care, you can perfect a single course, to lake whatever en- LE0 (Jul.v 23-Aug. 22) - 191 — An expression of your talent to the point where it couragement and spiritual Environment holds the high own faith in and affection for can bring you tremendous support is offered. cards today. Regardless of a loved one may be called for success. innate talents and disposi- today. Don't be loo shy or You have a great deal of tion, if surroundings are not * -* * modest to let another know business sense — when and if right for desired activities, your feelings. you are sensible enough to TUESDAY. March 2fi you will fail. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. employ it. You have to be re- VIRCiO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) - 18) - You should be able to , minded of the commercial - Expend some energy today Stick to your objective but *^» ' »»• • t»a. IS***** BaJI accomplish more than you possibilities inherent in in the interest of helping don't be stubborn about another help himself. The planned for today. However, whatever you are doing — another's proposal that you you will have to take assuming, that is. Iliat what more you do for another at should look ahead to other this time, the less he will do another's wishes into con- I'LL CUAH&B. you are doing has such things. Time is in the process for himself. sideration 16 TUAT 4LL YOU EVER OF THE possibilities Once set to of healing wounds. PISCES (Fob 19-March 20) PO ? WUAT YOU MAMMOCK, thinking along such lines, you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA ISept. 23-Oct. 22) - MEED never fail to come up with an — Take care that personal You may have to put up a — Don't allow a depressed ©OMB endless variety of ideas con- interesis don't come between fight today to prove you are morning mood to darken V cerning ways to translate you and one who can be ex- right. There is more to pre- what ought to be a bright your efforts into at least a Ircmelv beneficial to you sent objections than meets afternoon and evening. small fortune. Your cool head Serve yourself - but don't the eye! Friends do much to relieve in financial matters is vour forget others. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) you of anxieties and fears. SheinwokTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOI.D the defense is to produce four Kast and West can easily take ence to bidding a suit of ynuf spade truks four truks If dummy plays own Blondic In our progress through An immediate shift to low, Kasl must play the nine li(p, we always follow ihe HOW MUChl1 spades is therefore in order. This play allows West to ARE YOU KIDDING ? IF [ PAID THAT MUCH rules and therefore never Low Lead Customary North denltr IS THAT STEAK FOR A STEAK lead the eight of spades h;iw any problems. At the II is customary for a player through Ihe king Dummy East-West vulnerable I'D WANT TO bridge table, oddly enough, in lead a low spade from such cannot afford in cover, and NORTH TAKE IT OUT the player who always follows a combination as .IK-4-2. In Wext'l t'lKhl wins West then • Kft53 DANCING.' the rules is at a disadvantage. this case, however, the custo- leads another ipade, and the It's my duty to warn you that K«7 mary low lead would allow defenders Ihu.s gel lour spade Ihe advantage of breaking a AKQJ declarer to nuike his HOW MUCH lift J WQPTTMMUCM rules by leading the prk of one voluntary response When 2 • Paw 2 NT Put OMCVtAKlSiMOIMH' ' in Ihe West MM! should hi- spades in->te,Ki nl a low card you c;in niiike only one bid, ) NT AIIPIM thiit the iicst chani e ' THE MiN WiTH II dummy play* ihs Openins lend.- O Q M ftAMTtli MOSI 5 Aitt

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MAM WANT TO IMfTOVE WH Campanile Monmoiith Museum Adda Four Trustees to Board Chief McCarthy I INTRO FT - MOB mouth Gamble Company and then institution. Museum has announced the spent 11 years with Inter- Mrs. Weber has been Public appointment of four new national Business Machines Relations Chairman for the members of its Board of Corporation. museum for the past year. Scholarship Unit Trustees. During her years at IBM. She has extensive background MIDDLETOWN - fnnci- of the grant should be paid They are Thomas Daly of she was a computer instruc- in the fashion industry, hav- pal Nicholas Campanile of annually dim-ily to the col- Rumson; Mrs. Richard Rath- tor, a systems engineer, on ing worked for' several de- lltddletown Township Higb lege of the succetoful emacher of Atlantic High- the national sales team for signers and manufacturers in- School bag accepted the cant's choice lands, Mrs. Frederic N. Ro- the J C. Penny Company and cluding Carolyn Schnurer and Chairmanship of the Chief Joe Mr. Kaine explained the siak, of Monmouth Hills, and an/industry specialist study- Kimberly Knitware. She McCarthy Scholarship selec- Chief Joe McCarthy Scholar- Mrs. Henry Weber of Fair computer requirements served as designer Arnold tion committee, Walter B. Haven. They will serve for ir telephone companies in Scaasi's assistant in outfitting _ ship is designed to help thr>si» 1 Raine, president of the Com- deserving students at high one year. Bell system. Barbara Streisand for the* mittee of Police Supporters school level who are nut eli- Mr. Daly is a partner in the Mrs. Kosiak has been active movie 'On a Clear Day." Mrs. (COPS) has announced. gible for other scholarships New York law firm of Lord. ' in the museum since moving Weber was also coordinator for eight years of Sports Illus- Mr. Ratne explained that granted for cither high aca- Day and Lord and maintains , here in 1970. She was chair- trated Design Award Shows. the exact amount of the demic achievement or ex- an office in Rumson. He was an of the Special Projects educational grant offered will cellence in athletics. A aacaa- ADVISORY GROUP — Philip Heery, right, coordinator of Cooperative educated at William and ommittee, the social arm of be determined by the pro- dary aim of the scholarship Industrial Education (CIE) at Long Branch High School, shows slide Mary College and received tHe Museum, was co-chair- Plant Lecture Set ceeds from last Friday's testi- program is to create and presentation on cooperative education to members of the district's Co- his law degree from Columbia . of Monmouth Museum's monial dinner to Police Chief maintain good relations be- operative Education Advisory Committee organizational session. Left Law School. firsy annual benefit at Shad- INTERLAKEN - The Mon- Joseph M. McCarthy, attend- tween the township police and to right are Vincent Pacera, Long Branch, a CIE graduate and now Mrs. Rathemacber is cur- owltrook last fall and her mouth and Elberon Horticul- ed by more than 800. the youth of the community, an automotive technician; Myron Levin, Long Branch, Parent Adviso- rently publicity chairman for present role is to coordinate tural Society will hold a pub- "The dinner was a tre- be said. ry Committee representative; Miss Rae Torchia, West Long Branch, Monmouth Museum and has and oversee the September lic meeting at 8 p.m. April 3 mendous success, and while It is hoped the scholarship employer representative from Monmouth Consolidated Water Com-. served on the program and 1974 opening activities associ- in Borough Hall featuring a toe exact amount of net pro- program can be continued' pany; Wally Tunison, Long Branch, a CIE student at the high school, publicity committees over the ated with the museum's new guest speaker. Stanley. ceeds has not yet been deter- through the years through an- and Daryl AAayberry, Interlaken, employer representative from the past three years. building. Mclntosh, a former landscape mined, I am pleased to in- nual testimonial dinners and Middle Atlantic Coastal Fisheries Center, Sandy Hook. The group will After graduation from the Mrs. Rosiak received her architect fprSTurner Brothers form you that preliminary es- through contributions from assist in developing work opportunities in the community for students University of Cincinnati, she degree from the University of Nursery, Long Branch, will timates indicate the amount township service organiza- and advise high school instructors on education requirements for em- was a market research inter- Rhode Island and did work discuss plant material and the of the grant will be in excess tions, Mr. Raine said. ployment. viewer for the Procter and for her master's at the same environment. of $3,000," Mr. Baine said in a letter to Mr. Campanile. The COPS president raged that the selection committee, follow four guidelines in pick-' log students deserving of the grant: LEES carpet SALE continues at SHEHADI'S! — 1. Any MidcQetowngtiior toy should be eligible to ap- ply. — 2. A financial need must exist. — 3. Greater consideration- should be given to desire for a higher education than to academic achievements. r- <• Twenty-five pet1 cent WALL-TO-WALL sail lllMIIIHI lit lllllllilMMIIIHIIIMllltlllfilllll CARPET i Births L-V« •MMMMMHMUI KIVERVIEW Look at this selection of lux- RedBank ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pre* ury textures and fibers that XorsM (nee Patricia Harriett), 25 Micbele Drive, Middle- add so much comfort and town, son, March 19. .- Mr. and Mrs. James Fields coordinating color to your (nee Jacqueline Cappie), 12-1 Fountain Drive, Lakewood, home... all son, March 19. Carpet Month Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. ,Etockdale (nee Jean Anne REDUCED NOW Martz), Apt. 81-B, Throck- morton Ave., Eatontown, son, March-19. SPECIAL! OVER $3 SQ. YD. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Daley (nee Nancy Collins), 3003 Apple By Drive, Wanamassa,' SALE! (B) Nylon Textured Shag. daughter, March 19. (A) Save $3.00 sq. yd. on Mr. and Mrs. David Ferullo" Tight, dense, multicolored (nee Susan Gillette), 2 Kirby Ave., Long Branch, daughter, MERIDAN construction, reg. $10.95 NOW March 20. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Herman AND (nee- Elaine Kellen), 1382 $795 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, SUN COAST • SQ.YD. daughter, March 20. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hugh Ever Popular Pebbled Twist Textures LEES ORLANDO 22 COLOR COMBINATIONS Devlin, 104 Linden Drive, PADDING 4 INSTALLATION EXTRA Fair Haven, daughter, March ML Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kiesel (nee Leslie Darcy), 45 Mercer SALE (C) 100% Dacron Polyester 6t, West Keansburg, son, :95 March 20. lush pile in your choice of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. sq.yd. Bast (nee Michelc Castagno), 49 8th Ave., Atlantic High- 19 colors, regularly $12.95NOW lands, daughter, March 20. Mr. and Mrs. Howard "ijf The nubby surface that hides soil and $Q95 Welch (nee Sara Carr), 81 wears without showing traffic lanes. SQ.YD. Runyon Ave., Deal, daughter, 9 March 20. Heat-Set Nylon fibers are dyed in con- LEES PALM BEACH temporary solids or bright, sparkling SUBTLE MARBELIZEO PATTERN Mr. and Mrs. Leonard PADDING 4 INSTALLATION EXTRA Guarini (nee Marguerite Sici- multi-colors: Padding and installation lari), 83 Tatum Drive, Middle- extra. 20 Solid Colors -15 multi colors. •*• town, son, March 20. . MONMOUTH MEDICAL Long Branch SALE (D) 100% Continuous Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Ander- Vm •2k son (nee Sarah Worslcy), 31 Filament Nylon cut and uncut Terry Lane, New Shrews- bury, daughter, March 18. deep pile yarns, 19 colors, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Vattis- reg. $13.95, NOW tnz (nee Barbara Valentine), 30 Adriana Court, Lakewood, daughter, March IK. $4,095 Mr. and Mrs. James Y,rndl SQ.YD. (nee Ann Hughes), 29 Anchor 10 Road, Barnegat, son, March' LEES CAPE CORAL 18. tH ANEW LOOK IN STYLING* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaf- PADDING & INSTALLATION EXTRA fery (nee Eleanor Haran), 64 Harvard St., Middletown, daughter, March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith LEES CARPET SALE EXTRA BONUS COUPONS (nee Candy Tice), 121 Center Ave., Atlantic Highlands, EXTRA BONUS EXTRA BONUS 1 EXTRABONUS EXTRA BONOS daughter, March 18. I EXTRA BONUS EXTRA BONUS SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA 1 SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE AN EXTRA Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walsh, 1 SAVE AN EXTRA 17 Marion It., Red Bank, $ $ 1 $ daughter, March 19. $ s s JERSEY SHORE ' Neptune 5 10 15 20 25 30 I with this coupon with this coupon Mr. and Mrs John I with this coupon with (hit coupon with this coupon with thla coupon (nrp Cindy Afiinrinr), Knrt. when you purchase whan you purchase whan you purchase when you purchase whan you purchase whan you purchase Plains Rnad, Freehold, 20 to 40 yds. 41 to SO yds. 51 to 80 yd*. 81 to 75 yds. 76 to BO yds. 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