SEE PAGES 7.10 The Weather Showers likely this after- THE DAILY noon, tonight! Tomorrow part- } Ktil Bank, Frwholcl ~T~ FINAL ly cloudy, mild. Ixtng Branch / EDITION 24 PAGES Mouniouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL. 95 NO. 140 RED BANK, N.J. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19,1973 TEN CENTS

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Louis Tonti, 55, said in July, 1971, will be tried at a date to be By pleading guilty, Tonti ac- ed to also alleged he arranged swering remarks made by leged that Tonti's income in Tonti, who insisted in 1971 "At no time did I engage in set. knowledged that he received a for a total of $103,000 in Stern at the extortion-con- those years was "substan- that during his 17 years as any improper conduct or in The other defendant, Gio- total of 112,000 in three pay- checks to be forwarded to the spiracy trial of seven Hudson tially in excess of what he re- head of the Garden State any way compromise my vanni Paolini of Rome, Italy, ments from the firm of Fred- Banque de Kinancement in County officials. The U.S. at- ported." Parkway he never used his duties or responsibilities as di- allegedly negotiated parts of erick R. Harris, Inc., of New Geneva, Switzerland, or to torney said that Tonti, along the kickback money paid by York City. The company ac- Paolini. with one of the Hudson Coun- Tonti, who finished fourth in position (or personal gain, has rector of the Parkway. Nor a field of six for the 1989 pleaded guilty to receiving did I use that office for any check. A fugitive warrant has ted as consulting engineers When Judge Augelli asked ty defendants, used inside in- been issued for him for failing for the authority. Tonti if he admittedall the al- formation to triple an in- Democratic gubernatorial $12,000 in kickbacks and ar- personal gain." nomination, has three chil- ranging an additional $103,000 His guilty plea yesterday to appear at any legal proce- Ex-Treasurer Indicted legations in the count, the de- vestment In land used to build dures connected with the in- fendant said, "Yes." the Garden State Arts Center. dren. He works for an engi- payoff on Parkway contracts. was made to the second count Last week former New Jer- neering and consulting firm In Tonti, who was executive di- of a 47-count indictment ac- dictment. sey Treasurer John A. Ker- Tonti's trial had been sched- The arts complex is run by the highway authority. Cranford. He was once given rector of the New Jersey cusing him and two others of The count to which Tonti vick was indicted for alle- uled to start Feb. 6. the title "Knight of the Road" Highway Authority from 1954 conspiracy and extorting pleaded charged that the gedly extorting $113,200 from He faces a maximum penal- by the Italian government for to 1971, admitted his guilt be- • more than {200,000 from three three defendants conspired to the Harris firm, which won ty of five years in jail and a When he was arraigned last his aid in planning highway fore U.S. Dist. Court Judge firms that did business with use interstate commerce fa-, contracts with the Delaware $10,000 fine. U.S. Atty. Her- April, Tonti pleaded innocent development in Italy. Anthony T. Augelli. Tonti, the highway authority. cilities "to commit the crimes River Port Authority and on bert J. Stern said Tonti would' to all charges and to charges who unsuccessfully sought the To Be Tried Separately of bribery and extortion relat- the Parkway and the New be sentenced in about six of filing fraudulent income tax Under his administration, Democratic nomination for A second defendant, Philip ing to the awarding of con- Jersey Turnpike while Ker- weeks, returns in 1966, 1967 and 190K. the Garden State Parkway governor in 1969, remained May, the authority's chief en- tracts" by the highway au- vick was in office from 1958 to Answered Stem The tax charges were contain- > consistently logged one of the free on $25,000 personal recog- gineer, was severed from the thority, which operates the 1970. When Tonti proclaimed his ed in a separate four-count in- best safety records among the Garden State Parkway. D.LMISTOBU nizance bond. case several months ago and The lone count Tonti plead- innocence in 1971, he was an- dictment against him that al- nation's superhighways. Thousands Descend on Capital For Nixon's Second Inaugural WASHINGTON (AP) - An A number of groups protest- About 2,000 military rein- Sponsors promised 1,500 plastic stemware will carry filled by music and art from "ethnic cocktail party" fol- ing the war in Vietnam plan forcements have been called pounds of cheese, 360 pints of the official inaugural seal of around the world. lowed by three evening con- counter-inaugural demonstra- in, but the administration said strawberries, Irish stout, Chi- approval. After the mass feeding — . certs herald this second day tions, even though the White no violence is expected. nese meatballs, Spanish em- which is by Invitation only but of festivities for those hand- House says work will start Buffet tables at this after- The Cabinet and members still costs $10 a head — three panadas, German bratwurst of Congress will have a spe- picked to celebrate President Tuesday on completing an noon's "salute to America's and among other foods, 6,000 nearly simultaneous concerts Nixon's second inauguration. agreement to end the conflict. heritage" at the Corcoran cial VIP room if they feel the will keep the party pace going grape and cabbage leaves. need to escape the crush. The cocktail party and con- The Justice- Department Gallery of Art will abound All the food will belong in mightily throughout the eve- certs are preliminaries lead- said precautionary measures with hundreds of culinary the finger category — no "It will be a typical Wash- ning, this time at the John F. ing up to noon tomorrow when are being taken in case any of delicacies from more than 100 forks and plates — to ensure ington cocktail party— for Kennedy Center for the Per- Nixon will take the oath of of- the demonstrations turn vio- ethnic and minority groups in that nobody can take too 15.000," said one caterer. forming Arts. fice for the second time. lent. the United States. much at once. Napkins and The cultural appetite will be Scheduled are a youth con- cert, a symphonic concert and an American music show. These, too, are invitational and tickets range from $20 to $500 for the more sophis- usion Move ticated entertainment to $10 for the youth event. By DORIS KULMAN fully implemented within 12 "The planning for the would come late this year and 2,500 ECOM jobs in Phila- President In Capital months." That announcement phased movement is still un- be completed by the end of delphia. He since has said he The President returned to WASHINGTON - The De- was made simultaneously by derway and it is possible sig- December. had a meeting in the White the capital from Key Bis- partment bf the Army yes- Secretary of the Army Robert nificant personnel moves will Mr. Howard and ECOM House. *P Wlreptiolo cayne, Fla., last night but did CHIEF EXECUTIVE BACK HOME - President terday acknowledged that its Froehlke here and by the not take place for six men-in-the-know at Kt. Mon- On Tuesday, Mr. Rizzo rev not attend the first two offi- plans for moving the Phila- commanding generals at the months." mouth said they didn't hear a Richard Nixon had a wave for welcomers last ported that his pleas had been cial functions of the inaugural night at Andrews Air Force Base after his arrival delphia unit of the Army Elec- ECOM installations. That's six months from this word about the June 1974 date in vain and the Army was de- weekend: a reception honor- tronics Command to Ft. Mon- month, the spokesman ex- until Philadelphia Mayor from his Florida retreat for his Inaugural tomor- termined to proceed with the ing Vice President Spiro T. row. mouth won't be completed un- But, the spokesman de- plained. Frank Rizzo announced ECOM move. Agnew and another feting the til June 1974, but insisted that clared in a prepared state- "However, the original Wednesday night that Mr. Wednesday, declaring that nation's governors. isn't any change or delay in ment yesterday, "the plan for completion date has not Froehlke had promised him a he had the promise of a six- its previously announced plan. the movement of ECOM ele- changed," yesterday's state- six-month delay. month delay from Secretary Mrs. Nixon, younger daugh- ter Julie and Mamie Eisen- An Army spokesman here ments from Philadelphia to ment concludes. The mayor, a Democrat Froehlke himself, Mr. Rizzo Ft. Monmouth called for the Rep. James J. Howard, D- who endorsed and supported also said that he had known hower attended the "salute-to- Delaware Hits confirmed that its official an- move to be phased over a pe- N.J., yesterday pointed out President Nixon for reelec- about the postponement even the-states" show at the Ken- nouncement of the move on nedy Center. Jan. 11 said "it is estimated riod of months and completed that the Army originally had tion, went to Washington Mon- before his White House meet- the bulk of the plan will be by June 1974. said the bulk of the move day in an attempt to keep the ing on Monday, but had given Agnew thanked the 12.000 his word to unnamed federal who jammed the Smithso- Port Proposal officials that he would be the nian's Museum of History and last to reveal it. Technology for the reception (Related Story, Page 3) And proponents of the port in his honor. found their testimony met by "We are not aware of the HEIIOBOTH BEACH, Del. Snyder Now Asks $4 Million exact words used by Secre- "We've got a lot of work left jeers and hisses from many of to do," Agnew told his well- (AP) — Two dozen Di.'lawa- the 41)0 persons who gathered tary Froehlke in his conversa- reans, backed up by an emo- tion with Mayor Rizzo," the wishers. "And we're going to last night at the Corps hear- be calling on you in the years < tional, vociferous audience, ing, the third in a series in spokesman in the Army's have again told the Army press-information office here ahead for the same kind of de- Delaware. From County for Park Tract dication and enthusiasm." Corps of Engineers to keep Leadoff comments came said yesterday. their proposed deepwater oil from U.S. Rep. Pierre S. du ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS end of the day, he would re- mated cost to the county as the Highlands portion of the Why not ask Mr. Froehlke? Police say 20,000 demonstra- tanker port out of Delaware sume major hauling of dirt between $3.8 million and $4.2 site. Pont IV, R-Del., a longtime — The selling price for the See Confusion, Page 2 tors, at most, will be there. waters foe of the port; and spokes- Snyder-Westerlind Corp. tract from the site this morning. million, or about $400,000 per "Stop digging and cutting acre. down trees, or we'll have to men for U.S. Sen. Joseph R. on Mt. Mitchell has gone up. Mr. Snyder said that when Biden Jr., D-Del., and Dela- And James R. Snyder, pres- he met with John M. Pills- Mr. Snyder's previous cost get a subpoena to stop you," estimate for the tract had he said. ware (iov. Khcrman W. Tribb- ident of the corporation, said bury, county counsel, earlier itl. late yesterday afternoon that this week to discuss purchase been $2.5 million. Some residents in the area Seek Motive in D.C. Three Concur unless the county responded for a county park of the 10.1 At the meeting, Mr. Snyder insrst that he did just that. to his negotiating offer of acres Snyder-Westerlind con- also says he agreed to stop They say the hauling of dirt, All three concurred that the about $4 million before the trols on Mt. Mitchell, he esti- major work for one of two which only began Monday recently-released Corps study planned 160-unit con- morning, stopped Tuesday af- — recommending construc- tiliipliiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiHniiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniii i niiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiuiiiini n dominiums on the site while ternoon (about the time Mr. ^Execution' of Seven tion of a crude oil superport either off Long Branch, N.J. negotiations proceeded, but Snyder was conferring with WASHINGTON (AP) - Po- Police said they were look- alive, inside Ihe house were now he appears to be getting Mr. Pillsbury) after two cars , lice are searching for a motive or in Delaware in the Bay or ing for four black men seen identified as Bibi Khaalis and off Big Stone Beach — ig- The Inside Story impatient. with state licenses drove up to for the execution-type by witnesses running from the Almina Khaalis, both about the tract and occupants of the nored ecological consid- Engagements are announced Page 14 "We've got too many com- slayings of seven persons, in- rear door of the home, and po- 20. mitments to stop work." Jack cars spoke with construction cluding five children, in an ex- erations and was premature Preview of Inaugural Ball attire Page 15 lice intelligence sources in- Bibi Khaalis was reported in naming prime sites. Westlake, vice-president of workers. pensive home that is head- dicated as many as eight men in critical condition and Al- Cards nameCoryell new head coach '.'. Page 16 Using the wording of the Islanders beat Bruins, 9-7, end streak...., Page 16 the corporation, said. "We Why the work stopped quarters for a Muslim reli- may have paritiefpated in the mina Khaalis in fair condi- hauled 8.000 cubic yards of gious sect. killings. tion. North Carolina civil- Corps report to illustrate the Kalhy Leslie rips nets at hot pace Page 17 couldn't be confirmed last plan's failings, du Pont said: dirt from the site Monday, night. Milwaukee Bucks basketball Seen as Eecutlon rights leader Or. Reginald DAILY REGISTER and 5,000 on Tuesday. ,,Since A police spokesman said it Hawkins, who was a Demo- "In the body of the report I Nor will Snyder-Westerlind star Kareem Abdul Jabbar PHONE NUMBERS then we've been laying out who bought the house and do- was "definitely an execu- cratic candidate for governor found many unequivocal Bridge Advice 13 speculate as to when the coun- statements about Ihe unavoi- Classified 18-22 Main Office 741-M10 grids but we will resume ma- nated it to the Hanafi Mus- tion." in 19M and 19W, was quoted as jor work tomorrow, unless we ty will make its next move on dable environmental hazards, Comics W Classified Ads 741-SMO lims, said of the crime: "I can The three-story brick-and- saying Bibi Khaalis was his T Legal Adv 741-0B10 hear from the county." acquisition of the site. think of only crazy people lu- stone house is located on a daughter and that the three both marine and on 1 and, "I think the freeholders natics who would do it." Jab- tree-shaded corner at Kith and children originally reported which attend deep water port ! Warned Against Work development. C Circulation Dept ...741-3330 were sort of shocked by the bar was known as Lew Alcin- Juniper streets in northwest found in a bathtub were hers. Sports Dept 741-0017 Last Friday, when Freehol- numbers Mr. Pillsbury "I find great irony in the re- Via der Director Joseph C. Irwin, dor when he starred at UCLA. Washington near Walter Reed Police said they could not Contemporary Life 741-0(10 brought back with him from Jabbar, a member of the Army Medical Center about confirm these identifications. port's conclusion that 'it is in Accounts Payable 741-0*10 told Mr. Snyder and Mr. West- our Tuesday meeting," Mr. the national interest to devel- ZJ lake that the county would sect, was in Milwaukee when four miles due north of the Police said some of the vie- • Accounts Hecelvable...741-0lll0 Westlake said. "I don't think the slayings occurred about 4 White House. A sign on a op such facilities provided 4 purchase the site he warned lims had been shot and others that the environmental values Mlddletown Bureau 471-2250 the county people when they p.m. yesterday in an area wroght-iron gate identifies it drowned. Officers added that g ....ii against continued work on the can be adequately protected," Freehold Bureau 4S2-212I announced last Friday that where many of Washington's as a Muslim headquarters. although three children had Long Branch Bureau...222-M18 15-story high rise planned for du Pont said. "The conclusion ' they would purchase our land wealthiest black families live. Police said they were hav- See Seek, Page 2 uiiKHiii'i''"1"""1""1"1"""""1"""""""""""""""""""1""""""""""""""" knew how far gone we were in: I draw from the find- Small Carpet Remnants up to All the victims were black ing trouble identifying the vic- Dug AddldJoi Problem? Vacate Wkere Tte S« Is development of our high rise, and ranged in age from in- ings . . . suggests that our 7x12 ft. and 7x15 ft. $2.95 per tims. Two women who were Astrology Can Help technology will never be able Call 988-8333 Private oceanfront cottage in See Price, Page 2 fancy to 30 years, police said. found shot in the head, but For Help tne Virgin Islands, $250/week. sq. yd. Shehadi Rug Co., Rt. You help yourself! A private, to adequately protect the en- Day or night (Adv!) 7«-5120eves. (Adv.) 35, Sea Girt. (Adv.) personal consultation will con- vironment if such a facility is % price winter hats, $39.95. Doctors Recommend Full skin mink hats, $39.95. vince you. Call Rev. Papon, Edna's Millinery, 544-1553. Edna's Millinery, 544-1553. located anywhere near Dela-' Looking For Yourself? West Bend. Humidifiers. Beck- 741-5149 for details. (Adv.) SiMvsn's Lodge Arthur's of Sea Bright (Adv.) ware Bay." Ken Dayern's Fifth Ave. January clearance. Fabulous Large mirrors provided week- The Drapery Nooke er Hardware has the biggest ly at Church of the Healing stock and lowest prices. Tucker's 20 to N% Off Fashion Bazaar Fresh smoked Whiting, 89c Ib. Four, Wed., Fri., Sat., at 9 fashions at fantastic prices. Shrewsbury, introduces the 167 Lincoln Ave., Elberon. Hand, Sun.,. 11 a.m. Y.M.C.A., Senior Citizens Discount. Phone 747-0465. Open Sundays, Dresses — Sportswear for all Bayshore Fishery, Red Bank. p.m., Sun. at 5. Spring Lake. 2A Peninsula Ave., Sea Sale still on - 50% off. (Adv.) 449-9000. (Adv.) Bright. M2-0088. (Adv.) Red Bank. (Adv.) (Adv.) closed Tuesdays. (Adv.; seasons. Long Branch. (Adv.) (Adv.) A-- '\ • I 2 The Dally Register, Red BanK-MKMletown, N.J. Friday, January IJ, 1973 GNJ Official Predicts muter prayers appeared By BOB BRAMLEV the CNJ to continue commu- Timpany, CNJ trustee; slate Tuesday and have scheduled pulation, benefits of consoli- senger* operating expenses He conceded some lies are ter service. Attorney General George K. another meeting next dation to commuters would be •and passenger revenues." rotted or missing, but stated somewhat shocked. , ' ,.' The line was scheduled to Kugler Jr.; William E. Oz- Thursday, indirect; commuter service Turning to the question of this is not an unsafe condition In answer to another flues- MIDDLETOWN - Gordon tion, Mr. Fuller sounded an Fuller, general manager of end passenger service Jan. 21. zard. president of the state "We doni want to get rid of would be offered on a more safety, raised repeatedly in because of margins or safety Gov. William T. Cahill obtain- Board of Public Utility Com- our passenger service," the stable basis provided by im- area "newspaper stories, the built into an excellent'original encouraging note. State• the Central Bailroad of N.J. awareness of commuter prob-: speaking at a hearing on com- ed a court-ordered 60-day ex- missioners, and Gov. Cahill general manager said. He proved freight revenues, but railroad executive stated roadbed design. muter service last night, pre- tension and the state granted himself. added he believes his railroad none of these revenues would flatly there is no safety prob- "We resurfaced the track at lems here is alive and well, he dicted that service will contin- the line $470,000 in additional Stalls Explained is the one best able to take be used to offset passenger lem on the CNJ or the New Middletown station. There's said. ue beyond March 23—the date • subsidies to keep commuter Mr. Fuller explained the care of commuter needs in service losses. York and Long Branch Rail- no problem at 60 miles per "You may think you're out the line's passenger service is service going. current status of CNJ commu- this area. "It has been proven beyond' road, owned jointly by the hour in Middletown," Mr. on an island here, but it's just to terminate. Mayor Thomas J. Lynch ter service and then spent an CMMUdatlM Explained a reasonable doubt that you CNJ and the Penn Central. Fuller said, not true. Every day 1 get calls The Township Committee praised Mr. Fuller for coming hour and a half answering The consolidation, Mr. Full- can't make money in the usu- "Every inch of rail is in- Queried on electrification, from Nelson Slater, the assis- conducted the hearing in the to the hearing. questions from the audience, er explained, will involve al sense on commuter ser- spected at least four to six promised several years ago tant commissioner, about late 'high school and had invited "Mr. Fuller has graciously most of them about prospects freight facilities like the vice," Mr. Fuller said. He times weekly by an X-ray ma- by the state as far south as trains in the shore area," e a for general expenses, up park, it should never have R««Jil«r SloH 'Mute $286,708; $135,947 for research SALES OFFICE IS eiJSY — The sales office continues doing business at been handled this way," Mr." and evaluation, up J 1.659; the site of Snyder-Westerlind Corp.'s planned 15-story high rise on Mt. Snyder continued. "To wait $148,146 for community ser- Mitchell which the county says It will purchase for a park. But James R. for the. ground breaking, our 'Execution' of Seven (Continued) man chase two men from the in 1971. He said the Hanafi vices, $9,987; $965,095 for ,..,Snyder, president of the company, says the county announcement has cut dosing with G.E. and our sig- learning resources, down V.qcnvity, and the real estate agency handling sales is willing to foin in a ' ning of contracts and subcon- been found in a bathtub, an house and pursue their au- Muslim community has noth- autopsy would be needed to tomobile in a second car, and ing to do with the teachings of $7,869; and $848,055 for physi- suit against the county. . . tracts before taking action, is cal plant, up $32,175. ;- just not right. determine whether they had that the second'car later re- Elijah Muhammad of the Mr. Auch said that Brook- "I don't see how the freehol- been drowned there. turned to the home with a bul- more-well-known Black Mus- dale's cost per student, up $52 ders can get away with this," Police said it appeared that lethole in the windshield. lims. in the proposed budget to he said. "If they have to go to some of the victims had tried Neighbors reported hearing The Hanafi Muslims are Highlands Requests Ruling $1,501, is $119 less than the av- condemnation, they'll have to to flee their attackers and four Shots from the house. said to believe in a literal in- erage cost at other commu- show they acted in good faith. were gunned down as they Asked in Milwaukee if he terpretation of the Koran and nity colleges in the state. Five or even two acres would fled. thought the killings might consider themselves the only On Appointment Authority have been enough for a part. .-' Officers used dogs in an at- have been related to an at- true follower^'of Islam.-Their Full-time studenti will con- tempt* to tracethe escape1 tempt on nisJife, Jabbar said: membership is said to be few- tinue to pay $400 tuition a FREEHOLD - The But the freeholders aren't in- borough wants court rulings in Superior Court for a decl- route of the attackers. Weap- • "Of course it's possible." But er than 1,000 and includes year, the maximum charge Borough of Highlands wants terested in the park but in on the validity of the promo- aratory judgment. ons found near the house in- he addled, "Life goes on, you someVhites, although the ma- the state allows. the courts to decide who has tion of James" T. Davis from stopping the high rise. I think The complaint lists the any court that hears this case cluded a ,38-caliber. revolvpr know." jority is black. the authority to make appoint- patrolman to sergeant and on borough as the plaintiff and and a sawed off shotgun, and Converted In 1S71 ments and promotions in the isn't going to make us a los- "We don't believe in any whether or not he is entitled Mr. Davis as the defendant, police said that, while they be- The basketball star became City's School pilice department—the may- er." racist philosphy," Jabbar to sergeant's pay beginning although no allegations are lieve the arms are related to a convert to the Islamic faith said. or, or the majority of the gov- Jan. 1.1973. Mr. Snyder insisted that made against Mr. Davis. there is widespread desire for the slaying, only ballistic tests Budget Is Up erning body? Borough Attorney Edward The suit states that Mr. could'say for sure. At'the same time, the C. Stokes yesterday filed suit the high rise construction in Davis is named because he is this borough which has not Returned From Shopping an interested party. surfaced because the issue Police Lt. Joseph O'Brien Brookdale Gives $1,077,874 The dispute arose after Mr. has been "so muddied up." said' the killings were dis- LONG BRANCH - The Kupferto Urge Davis was appointed sergeant Bui he concedes the high rise covered about 4:3D p.m. when city's proposed $1028.114 by a 3-2 vote at an adjourned planned for a three-acre por- an occupant of the home ar- school budget wjll be aired at Police Force OK a special session of the Board meeting of the mayor and tion of the, site here will prob- rived from a shopping tour. council Nov. 9. LINCKOFT - The Brook- Mr. Farrell said that the of School Estimate in city hall ably never happen. When he got no answer at the dale Community College Brookdale police won't carry Apartment Ban The appointment was to be front of the house he went Feb. 1. effective immediately, but Different Story Board of Trustees last night weapons except when the The figure, which reflects around to the back and saw okayed establishment of a col- campus is closed or when they HAZLET - Mayor Herbert posed to any apartment or Mr. Davis was not to begin re- Highlands is a different sto- four black men running an increase of $1,077,874, will J. Kupfer said he will suggest town house construction in ceiving sergeant's pay until ry, Mr. Snyder said. "1 think lege police force. are performing special duties, require {6,152.924 to be raised through the back yard, he told Paul Kartell, director of such as transporting money.. to the Township Committee llazlct." Jan. 1. Highlands is going to make police. by local taxes. and the Planning Board Mon- Committee-men have al- Voting for the promotion the hearings here (hearings physical plant and new facil- The campus police, appoint- That amount calls for a tax day that all provisions allow- ready discussed the resolution Upon entering the house, ities, said a 12-member, full- ed under New Jersey law. is were Councilmen Richard P. on a variance application be- the man, who was not identi- hike of $1,122,1144 over last ing for garden apartments which the mayor will suggest Gill, Luke J. Penta and Rob- fore the Zoning Board of Ad- time force will be appointed. autonomous and has the same year's levy of $6,152,924. • and town houses be deleted Monday night. "I trust the fied, discovered the bodies. The salary schedule hasn't authority on the campus as ert M. Waters Sr. justment) look like Little Bo- Neighbors said they saw a Seymour Greenspan, city from the proposed zoning or- Planning Board will also defer Mayor James T. White and Peep." been decided, he said. municipal police have in their school board president, said dinance revision. to what seems to be the over- Councilman Charles P. Case Tuesday night, the High- communities, board attorney that the planned budget is ex- ,. He said last night he has whelming attitude of the pub- were opposed. lands Borough Council voted Charles L. Morgan said. He pected to increase the school Stalled for a joint conference lic and support such a resolu- The mayor has since al- to oppose county purchase of said that municipal police can portion of the local tax rate •*;1^eeting of the two bodies tion, " Mayer Kupfer said. Confusion Marks come in only at their request. leged that the appointment the approximately five acres by about 50 cents per J100 of TMonday at H::illp.m, in Towm was improper but. according of the tract in their borough, Phillip Murray, president of property value. "ship Hall. The meeting will be The entire committee, he the Associated Students of "-open to the public. to the complaint, the borough contending that the high rise Mr. Greenspan and the Rev. said, expects support from the has no way of determining was a needed ratable. Army Unit Move Brookdale. said that the stu- C.P. Williams will represent £ "At that time 1 will suggest planners. dent body, which had partici- Zlto the Township Committee who has the legal authority to (Continued) the school board at the special If the mayor's suggestion is make the police appointments "Onething this shows is the pated in the discussions pre- session. Board members Jo- — and the Planning Board thai a carried out, he said the provi- or whether Mr. Davis is en- "Apparently no attempt difficulty of trying to get any ceding last night's atflon. "is seph Nastasio and Mrs. Alice K resolution be adopted by the sion for garden apartments titled to sergeant's pay. was made by anyone to solid information from the in full support" of setting up Nicas will be alternate dele- ir committee directing the pro- and town houses "will be enti- The authority is not spelled record the conversation be- Army, either in Washington or the campus police. gates. — fcssional planner (Leo.l. Car- rely deleted from the ordi- out in the police ordinance. tween Mayor Rizzo and Secre- Ft. Monmouth," Rep. Howard ^ling lid) to delete from the nance, and future public hear- tary Frpehlke," the Army declared. "I haven't heard ~ zoning ordinance all prnvi- ing on the ordinance can be spokesman said. one word about the move csions allowing for garden devoted to other aspects of .Musical Comedy "It was a tete-a-tete," he from Gen. Foster." Denial of Subdivision ^apartments and town houses. the proposal which are also of added. Maj. Gen. Hugh Foster is : t and directing him to draft great importance." Tryouls Slated Hep. Howard, who Wednes- commanding general of t- amendments to the zoning Mr. Kupfer said he person- FREEHOLD - Auditions day night denounced the delay ECOM, which is headquar- Prompts Second Suit —proposals." Mayor Kupfer de- ally felt confident of the pro- for the Community Little The- announced by Mayor liizzo as tered at Ft. Monmouth. FREEHOLD — A developer by the zoning ordinance. clared. posal's merits, but "the Town- ater production of "Bye Bye "a Presidential political pay 'Obscare Manner' has brought a second court Planning Board approval a He said last Tuesday's pub- ship Committee in particular Birdie" are scheduled tomor- off," said yesterday that Mr. action against Marlboro to ob- depended on the granting of a ~ lie hearing on the zoning orcli- must primarily concern itself row, Sunday and Jan. 28 at Froehlke's office had assured A spokesman for Mayor Riz- zo yesterday said that "the tain approval for a three-lot variance. ™ nance revisions nvadc it ob- •with the interests of the ma- the Long Branch Community him the move would begin in subdivision in Whittier Oaks E vious to him "that a majority jority of people and serve September, that a major part story about the delay in the The first court action ended Club, announced CLT Direc- ECOM move broke in an ob- East. last May, when Superior f of the public is definitely op- those interests." tor "Mike" Blumberg. of it would be completed by V. S. Home and Devel- December, "and that the final scure manner" on Wednes- Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. day. opment, Corp.. Woodbridge, directed the Township Council date for completion of the filed a complaint in Superior move was always June. 1974" "A Philadelphia radio' sta- to approve the subdivision ap- tion was interviewing some Court against Marlboro's plication subject to the devel- Weather: Showers Likely but that "any moves made as Township Council, its Plan- late as June 1974 would be ECOM employes about their, oper's removal of a proposed feelings about the move, and ning Board and its Zoning 5 Increasing cloudiness and Fair skies and mild tem- nominal." road from an easement. TIDES MAGIC MOMENTS — one of them, an officer of one Board of Adjustment. The developer alleges that jjnild today. Showers likely peratures held sway along the Sandy Hook James Randi of Rum- "But I just spoke with the All three have withheld final Slate this afternoon and of the unions there, said that the council acted arbitrarily Atlantic Coast. son, known to magic Army Materiel Command and the move had been delayed. approval for the subdivision of rtonight. High today in the up- In contrast to the mild TODAY - High s::'(l p.m. lovers everywhere, as they don't know anything in referring the application to iper 50s, low tonight in low 40s. nine acres of the Emmons the Planning Board instead of weather in Ihe East, a winter and low 2:21 p.m. "The Amazing Randi," about June 1974." the con- "We didn't know anything property at Sandburg Drive Jfflmorrow partly cloudy, high storm moved into the West TOMORROW - High H:;I7 will perform mystical gressman said. "They said about it here. And then, some- granting preliminary approv- |n the low 50s. Southwest and Nash Court into three al, that the Planning Board Heavy snow warnings were a.m. and 9:UK p.m. and low feats tomorrow at 2 the move will be completed where between 5 and 8 p.m.. parcels. The plans call for the winds increasing to 15-25 mph posted for Utah and the cen- 2;:tlla.m. and :i:0Hp.m. p.m. at the Markham by the end of December 1973." the mayor got a message has no authority to determine aph higher gusts this after- developer to construct homes that a variance is needed, and tral mountains of Ari/.ona. SUNDAY - High 9:22 a.m. Place School audito- AMC is ECOM's parent from Secretary Froehlke." on two of the lots and for the Sbon. winds westerly tonight. Hazardous'driving conditions and 9:5B p.m. and low :<:lt> rium. Tickets will be agency. that the section of the zoning alien northwest tomorrow. The Army has said the property owner. Mrs. Blanche code referred to by the aming were reported in the moun- a.m. and ;i:49 p.m. sold at the door and "Obviously there will be a move will promote ECOM ef- Sunday fair and colder. tains of Southern California proceeds will benefit Y. Emmons, to retain the, board in its denial of a vari- For Ked Bank and Humson great deal of political pres- ficiency and save money, but third parcel. RJnLong Branch, the high and the Sierras. bridge, add two hours; Sea the Little Silver Parent- sure to postpone the move or ance does not apply to the Jipterday was fil and the low. it hasn't said what the antici- The zoning board denied U. Temperaures before dawn, Bright, deduct HI minutes; Teacher Association. to cancel it," Mr. Howard pated savings are. The move subject property. i#U was 44 at 6 P-m. The Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Children of all ages are S. Homes a variance Dec. 5 to The developer contends that ranged from 2 at Grand bald, asserting his intention or is part of a general reorgani- allow one of the lots to have a iwernight low was 3H and it Forks, N.D.. to 69 at Key utes; Highlands bridge, add 4(1 welcome. The cost of keeping a watchful eye on the the lot is big enough and that Was 39 at 7 a.m. today. sation that Army officials said 45-foot frontage on Rt. 9 in- West. Kla. minutes. admission is $1. project. will save $190 million a year. the "alleged non-conformity is stead of the 100 feet required solely for frontage." ' The Dally Register, Red Bank-1«lMletown,N.Jf.Trlday, January 19, if73 I to Relocate Boat Ramp about possible danger from minds there's something be- sure permitting the borough Before the council acted on In other action, the council . OCEANPOBT - Opponents sold a 1953 borough-owned speeding boats. sides ecology." Of a planned boat launching to lease property in Black- the bids, Steven C. Rubin, an Mayor Baxter echoed his re- attorney for M & T DeLisa. Willys Jeep al auction to ramp in Blackberry Bay Park berry Bay Park to the non- Already In Use marks. "It's .not ecology, profit organization. Oceanport complained his client had Becker Tree Service for $425 • He said the Pocono Ave. submitted a petition to the and approved the renewal of you're talking about,'"he told Saigon Sees Accord Near Borough Council last night Lions Swim Club, which plans been denied permission to see site, on borough-owned prop- the surety put up by Le Sani- three taxi licenses for 1973, the petitioners and other op- SAIGON — The South Vietnamese government indicated asking the council to consider,, to build a municipal swim erty next to the Shrewsbury ponents. "It's a question of, club with three pools. tas and said this was in viola- one for Buckey's Cab and two Sailing and Yacht Club, al- today it.is ready to aecept a peace agreement, and Foreign relocating the ramp to a site tion of the state public for Post Taxi. your geographic juxtopositioHi " Minister Tran Van Lam declared, "We are quite close to a at the, foot of Pocono Aye. at The other ordinance ex- ready was being used by boa- to the ramp. If you'd just tends the existing moratorium records law. He asked the Mayor Elwood L. Baxter ters and would be less costly conclusion." , , Port au Peck Ave. council to readvertise for bids also announced the reappoint- come out and say that it Lam told newsmen-that Saigon has no objections to the Conrad F. DeSieno, of 95 on construction of multi-fami- to develop. He also said the would make things so much ly housing until June 30. Both on the work. ment of T & M Associates as pollution would be less be- agreement that the United States and North Vietnam have Cayuga Ave.. who presented easier." • , were approved unanimously. Borough Attorney G. Step- the borough engineer and of cause of the greater tidal ac- agreed to in principle but is seeking clarifications on technical the petition, said it contained He said' the State Depart- Le Sanitas. which has been hen Ingram replied that the Herbert Collier as an alter- tion at that spot. annexes to the main document before Henry A, Kissinger'and 66 signatures representing 58 nate on the Zoning Board for ment of Environmental Pro- Le Due Tho resume negotiations in Paris Tuesday. households. Its submission responsible for the borough's public records act did not ap- ply to the surety or the bids a one year term. Others complained about tection had indicated to liim, Lam noted that President. Nikon's emissary; Gen; Alexan- touched off a third major de- garbage collection- for the until after the council had ac- The petition seeking reloca- the use of federal/state funds in response to a query he had der M. Haig Jr.. is returning to Saigon for another meeting bate, in as many council past 31 years, was awarded a ted on them. It also was point- tion of the boat launching in building any ramp because made that the borough would with President Nguyen Van Thieu. meetings, on the proposed three-year contract, effective ed out the bids and surety had ramp was submitted during it could not be restricted to be able to place certain re- Haig conferred with Thieu Tuesday and Wednesday, then boat launching ramp. - March I, for a total of $173,250 to continue that service. , been read aloud, at a public discussion on the ordinance borough residents. strictions on the use of the moved on to Cambodia. Laos and Thailand to brief the govern- The. council also heard nu- council.meeting, when they ramp so as to prevent ob- Le Sanitas was the only bid- permitting the lease of land in Richard Tilton, president of ments there. He had been expected to return to Washington merous complaints from ang- were opened. Blackberry Bay Park to the jectionable misuse of the fa- today, but the White House said he would return to Saigon. ry taxpayers about the re- der on a three-year contract the borough Recreation Com- cility. although another company, M Readvertlsed Oceanport Lions Swim Club. The United States and North Vietnam announced yes- cently completed reas- mittee, said he didn't under- Councilmen said moving the & T DeLisa, Inc.. of Wana- After the council acted on It immediately was countered terday that Kissinger and Tho.will resume negotiations in sessment of borough property stand the "ecology bit" cited ramp to another location massa, bid on a one year con- the bids, Councilman Clement by supporters of the ramp by the petitioners wanting a Paris "for the purpose of completing the. text of an agree- during a lengthy meeting that who said they could get many would only raise similar ob- ment" to end. more than a decade of war. lasted until nearly 12:30 this tract. The council had adver- Sommers pointed out to Mr. change in the ramp's location. tised for bids on either or times more names of people jections from residents near The'wording of the joint announcement and Lam's state- morning. Rubin that the winning Le "That ramp at one location both. Sanitas three-year bid was favoring the park location. the new site And would jeop- ments indicated that tentative agreement had been reached on Two ordinances were given will, be the same as at anoth- ardize the federal/state funds M & T DeLisa bid $49,992 for $21,000 lower than the bid Mr. DeSieno, in presenting er," he said. the major points, including a cease-fire and the return of pris- final approval by the council made by DeLisa on a three- the petition, argued that locat- for development of the park oners. and a three-yeai* contract for one year while Le Sanitas submitted a bid of $55,000 for year contract when the first ing the ramp in the park "So far 1 haven't heard one as the borough would be re- borough garbage collection bids were received in Novem- would destroy the wetlands valid reason why we shouldn't quired to make a new appli- was awarded to Le Sanitas, a one year contract. All bids Fighting Is Still Intensive were opened at an earlier ber. The council rejected the and lead to pollution of the put that ramp in," he contin- cation Jor the grant it has al- Inc., of Oceanport. first bids and readvertised for ued. "1 think that somewhere ready received, with no guar- SAIGON — Three U.S. and South Vietnamese campaigns council meeting and held for water with gasoline and gar- One of the ordinances study. new ones. bage. He also expressed fears in the back of these people's antee of approval. •were under way today to" strengthen President Nguyen Van passed was an enabling mea- Thieu's hand for a cease-fire. U.S. B52 bombers and fighter-bombers carried out more than 400 strikes against base areas that the Communist com- mand could use for political and military operations. Can't Force a Port I The government radio disclosed that a campaign called Long Me — Mother's heart -t- has been launched throughout the country to encourage Communist personnel to defect and to increase efforts to root out members of the Viet Cong's po- litical underground. On State, Kennedy In a third campaign, Thieu was reported to have ordered his military field commanders, national police and security units to make all efforts to protect the civilian population and territory Saigon claims to be under its control. The president reportedly ordered government forces to resist all Communist Told in Washington efforts to create disorders and intensify terrorist activities during a cease-fire. By SHERRY FIGDORE Jersey and two in Deiawarg, claim oil spills from such a sjj- Corona Convicted of Murder WASHINGTON — After dis- perport would endanger t{* KA1BFIELD, Calif. - The: holdout juror who cast the final cussing the controversial marine environment, wreckia guilty vote says she still has doubts and thinks Juan Corona — deepwater port proposal with multi-million dollar resort in- convicted of murdering 25 men - deserves another trial. The presidential advisers, Assem- dustry, and saddle the shore- jury foreman says the first ballot taken was 7 to 5 for acquit- blyman Brian T. Kennedy re- line with related petrochcmiJ!- tal. ports that aides "assured me al plants, rcfinerlesarid stor- Corona, a M-year-oId farm labor contractor, was found that the states were in the age facilities. Many persons, guilty yesterday of 25 counts of first-degree murder. The jury driver's seat and they can't in fact, claim there is still no of 10 men and two women reached the verdict after 46 hours of see how they can force it real proof that the much-dis- deliberation stretched over eight days". down the throat of a state if it cussed "energy crisis" is a Corona was accused of killing' 25 transient farm workers doesn't want it." genuine threat. whose hacked and stabbed bodies were discovered in 1971 in The advisers admitted, the In its study of potential port makeshift orchard graves 100 miles northeast of San Fran- . Roglstar Stall Photo assemblyman said, that the cisco along the banks of the Feather River. sites, the ACE has rccqm- FOR THE DISABLED — Dr. Russell Layden, director of the Bergen "pressure for a deepwater mende"Long Branch as its It was the biggest mass murder charge in the nation's his- County Board of Special Services, discusses programs Instituted in that port off New Jersey or Dela- first choice, with alternates tory. The trial lasted 14 weeks. county for care of the handicapped with Monmouth County Freeholder ware comes strictly from the off Cape May, N.J., and Big Corona's attorney. Richard Hawk, immediately moved for Ernest Kavalek prior to a meeting last night of the Monmouth County Or- oil industry," and there is a Stone Beach, Del. A fourth a new trial, and-a hearing on his motion was scheduled Jan. ganization for Children With Learning Disabilities. division in the ranks on the site in Karitan Bay has been preferred site. largely discounted because of "Exxon and Chevron want* its proximity to the,Gateway the port in Raritan Bay or off Brian T. Kennedy National Park complex, but It A.T;&T. in Record Settlement; Monmouth County," Mr. Ken- WASHINGTON — The largest job-discrimination settle- Program Implementation remains on the list of possible nedy told The Daily Register. been considered" by the ad- sites. ment in the nation's history, a $;i«-million pact providing lump- "Other major firms want it visers, Mr. Kennedy reported. sum payments and promises of quick advancement, has been off Delaware." "They were, however, very "We only recommend th,e signed by the largest U.S.. conglomerate, the American Tele- Urged for Handicapped , Talk With Agnew interested In the status o/ leg- most economical sites," Hob- phone &,Telegraph Co. In Washington for several islation in the state of New ert J. Kaighn, assistant chief The agreement signed yesterday with the Department of By BEN VAN VLIET any other board of education for the hard of hearing; un- days for the Inaugural festi- Jersey that would prohibit planner in the Corps Phila- Labor and the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission except it covers the entire wed mother program; shel- vities, the Monmouth Assem- ports." delphia District office has provided that AT&T and 24 of its operating companies make EATONTOWN - Dr. Kus- county and its funding is more tered workshops; treatment blyman said he hopes to bring A bill introduced by Assem- said. "If a company can gel payments totaling ?15 million to some 15,01)0 blacks, Spanish- sell Layden, director of the state-oriented, center for drug users, and up the port issue today with blyman Joseph E. Robertson, the necessary permits, it cah surnamed employes and women. Bergen County Board of Spe- The special services dis- programs for the emotionally the Vice President Spiro Ag- R-Mon, that would ban super- build anywhere." The EECC, intervening in the case before the Federal cial Services, said last night trict, appointed by the Bergen disturbed. new. At a hearing Tuesday ports off the New Jersey Communications Commission where AT&T was seeking a rate that although the state has County Board of Freeholders, Among the 100 persons at- night in Middletown on the coast is slated for a floor vote Corps officials have stated hike, had charged the giant organization with "pervasive and made significant progress in is responsible for providing tending the session was Mon- port, proposed by the Army next Monday in the Assembly, that they have never under- systematic" discrimination. providing educational pro- educational programs for the- mouth County Freeholder Er- Corps of Engineers for a pre- A companion bill has been taken a project when the gov- In addition to the $15 million, another %a million will go grams for the handicapped, a handicapped. nest Kavalek, who said he ferred site 13 miles off Long introduced in the state Senate ernor of the state involved ob- into wage adjustments aimed at elevating women and minor- Jot more could be done. The unit is administered, he wanted to learn what the pro- Branch, Mr, Kennedy urged by Son. Joseph Azzolina, R- jects. ity men to equal job standings with whites. , He said, in a speech before said, by an eight-member gram and experience had residents ot the county and Mon. Col. Carroll D. Strider, dis- The pact calls also for hiring more men as operators and the Monmouth Cpunty Organi- board appointed by the free- been in Bergen County. state to "bombard the presi- Gov. William T. Cahill trict engineer for the Phila- clerks and more women in outside craft jobs. zation for Children with holders. "The freeholders," he said, dent with letters" protesting stated earlier this week that delphia District Corps office, The Labor Department termed the settlement dramatic Learning Disabilities, the He said the board recently "will not turn a deaf ear to the facility. he had not yet studied Mr. said that sufficient interest and historic, one which -will probably constitute a model for state doesn't need new pro- submitted its budget which the establishment of a sim- At his meeting yesterday Robertson's legislation, and exists in the port project on civil-rights agreements for many years to come." grams as much as its needs was criticized as being too iliar program in Monmouth with White House aides, Mr. declined to say whether he the part of private industry, implementation of existing high. County. If there are any areas Kennedy advised them that would sign the bill if passed. that he could see no necessity Papers Release Called Foe Aid ones. "But," he said, "special in which we can move to help Texas and Louisiania both U.S. Rep. James J. Howard, for federal money or Corps fa- He cited vocational pro- education is expensive, and these youngsters then we will would welcome supertanker D-N.J.. has Introduced a bill cilities being needed to build a LOS ANGELES — The defense in the Pentagon papers grams and general education , we simply have refused to cut consider them." ports, and had the facilities to in Congress that would prohi- supertanker port. trial has begun cross-examination of a high Army staff official as two areas in which im- the quality of our programs, "I don't know to what ex- handle them. bit the Corps from imposing a whose testimony has accused Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony provements could be made because unless we provide tent we have handicapped The ACE report that has port on a state in which the Russo of possibly helping the North Vietnamese by releasing without the need for supple- quality education for the children who could use these generated the current governor and Legislature op- top secret documents. mentary legislation. handicapped, we shouldn't be services in Monmouth Coun- deepwater Atlantic port con- posed it. Lt Gen. William DePuy. a government witness, said in the "We already have the laws in the business." ty," Mr. Kavalek said, "but troversy has two counter- The state's two senators, first day of testimony yesterday that information in a secret to provide quality education Other programs operated or certainly no one could ignore parts, dealing with the feasibi- Sen. Clifford P. Case. H-N.J., report released with the Pentagon papers could have helped for the handicapped." he said, planned by the special ser- tne necessity for a program lity of constructing floating and Sen. Harrison Williams, Hanoi plan a spring offensive in 1972 against South Vietnam. "if only they would be imple- vices unit in Bergen County such as this." docks or sea islands in the D-N.J., have both declared Defense attorney Leonard Weinglass. at the start of cross- mented." are a day school and treat- Mr. Kavalek said he would Gulf of Mexico and on the Pa- strong opposition to the port examination late yesterday, sought to prove that much data in Dr. Layden described the ment center for the handi- discuss the situation with cific coast. proposal, which the Corps and the report which dealt with the Tet offensive of 1%X was operation of the Bergen Coun- capped; residential school for Robert C. Wells, county wel- Asked if the Nixon adminis- oil interests claim are neces- common knowledge and appeared in newspapers and books. ty;special services unit, the emotionally distrubed; fare director, to determine if tration was considering fur- sary to import sufficient mid- He also tried to show that the report wasn't sensitive and could, created in 1971 and was one of residential school for the sev- programs for the handicapped ther use of existing deepwater Kast and African oil to alle- not have helped North Vietnam. the first in the stale. erely socially-maladjusted; could be instituted under the ports in Kreeport, Bahamas, viate the impending energy It operates, he said, just as classes for the deaf; classes welfare department. or Nova Scotia, Canada, to crisis. No Decision on Wage Standard eliminate need for a stateside Ecological Effects facility, Mr, Kennedy said the Opponents of the proposal, WASHINGTON — Top labor and business leaders devel- advisers "were not enthusias- oping a new voluntary wage standard for the nation's workers hundreds of whom have al- Long Branch Is to Receive tic." tended four hearings in New have held a "good, strong, searching discussion" with 1 rea- Unloading in either of the sury Secretary George P. Shultz but reached no decisions. two locations from the 250,000 Unlike some of the earlier sessions of the now-defunct Pay ton supertankers now plying Board the first meeting of the Labor-Management Advisory $857,500 in Boulevard Aid the world's oceans and the Committee appeared to go off smoothjy yesterday. Shultz de- LONCJ BRANCH — Mayor hope the program could acti- phase of the program, would 500,000-ton vessels now being scribed it as constructive. Henry R. Cioffi last night an- vely get under way within W continue the boulevard from built involved considerable The panel was appointed by President Nixon a week ago nounced that the city has re- months. Morris Ave. to Broadway. "lightering," the transfer of to work out a new standard that will guide Americans in how ceived confirmation of The Ocean Blvd.. extension Section three of the pro- crude oil to smaller tankers much pay they can get from their employers under the volun- $857,500 in state'and federal program has been laid out in posed roadway program capable of navigating the tary Phase .'I 'economic program. The current standard is 5.5 road aid grants for section four phases. Section one is would continue the through- shallow harbors of the U.S. four of the Ocean Blvd. exten- now in the process of land ac- way from Broadway to Joline Atlantic coast. ^ Shultz announced that the next session will be Jan. 31. sion program here. quisition and legal dis- Ave., the terminal of the cur- ••What will take'place then remains to be seen." he said. "I cussions. » rent phase four program. Pipeline Rejected At a press conference yes- A suggestion made at don't want to createtmy sense of anticipation." That section starts at Mor- George Hoffman, City Coun- terday, the mayor pointed out Tuesday's session by Mon- ris Ave. and continues to cil president, said last night piiiiiiimiHiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiii iiiiniiiiiiiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiii that the 1.7-mile road im- mouth County Planning Board provement program will cost North Bath Ave. that he is pleased with the' progress of the program. He Chairman E. Donald. .Sterner THEBA1LY about $1.26 million. Section two of the plan, also that a pipeline be constructed He said the city is obligated to follow the first and fourth said he is hopeful that the BEGISTER project will continue to accel- from Nova Scotia, to the New to spend about $402,000 for the Forum For Candidates erate and that "favorable ac- Jersey refineries "had not program. He added, however, tion" on all levels will keep that city officials will now ap- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - the project from stalling. in BROADWAY; IONO BRANCH. ply for county participation in The Matawan Township the project to aid in cutting Democratic Club has sched- Mr. Hoffman said that Established In 1171 by John H. Cook and Htnry Clay "there is a great deal of work PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER city costs. uled a candidates night Member of the Associated Presi-The Associated Press Is entitled «- Phase four of the program, Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in needed to improve the north- *lusfml» to tlw u»e torrepubllcotlonol all me local news printed In ml* ern end of the city." MWipaptr o> well os oil A> news dispatches- the mayor said, would im- Burlew's Restaurant, Rt. 35, prove the north-south Cliffwood. "Hopefully," he said, "we roadway from the Monmouth All candidates for the Mata- will soon link up the north end CENTRAL JEBSE1T BMK y with the west end and contin- 1 Month } Month! « Month) I Year Beach borough line to Joline wan Regional Board of Edu- 1 Week . 111.00 135 00 1.90 •13.50 J9.S0 Avn cation are invited to present ue the improvement pro- i K Miss Celeste Wenzel, SchooJ Board Employe Pick Marlboro Obituaries MADISON TOWNSHIP - MARLBORO - The Marl- ' son on Rt, 79. • Miss Celeste E. Wenzel or Rt. boro Democratic Club last Mayor Salkind .said "as a 116, who had served 35 years night endorsed Township native Marlboro Democrat, Miss Elizabeth E. Murphy as secretary to the supervisor- Council incumbents Lawrence and as a guy highly involved, principal of the Matawan S. Grossman and Howard MIDDLETOWN - Miss erview Hospital in Red Bank. school district, died yesterday John would give the council Elizabeth E. (Bess) Murphy, She was born in Red Bank Klau and newcomer John F. the balance it needs." in Bayshore Community Hos- Croddick as candidates for 57, of 10 Manning St., River and bad lived there all her life pital. Holmdel. "The people in Morganville Plaza, died yesterday in Riv- until moving to River Plaza 10 council this year. and Wickatunk deserve repre- years ago. She retired two Miss Wenzel. a lifelong resi- Mayor Morton Salkind said sentation, and John will give years ago after 30 years of dent of the township, was a the slate was chosen by the it to them while afthe same Mrs. Ebba E. Rollc communicant of St. Ambrose FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ebba service as a clerk in the blue- club's nominating committee time appcallmg to the devel- print department of the Bend- Catholic Church, a member of and that the trio would seek opments as a young, edu- E. Solle, 82. of 46 Broadway, the Madison Township Histor- died yesterday at OePaul ix Power Division in Eaton- the party nominations in the cated, involved business- town ical Society and a member of June primary. man." the mayor said. Hospital, Norfolk, Va. « the Mid-Madison Woman's Mrs. Rolle had been visiting She was a communicant of There have been reports Mr. Grossman, who is coun- Club. that the.lone Republican on her daughter, Mrs. Marion St. James Catholic Church in She is survived by three sis- cil president, was elected four Bed Bank. council. John J. Mclaughlin, years ago: He is a member of Bibbeau, of Virginia Beach, ters. Mrs. Paul Arnold of will not run for re-election. He Va.. when she became ill. She Survivors include her fa- Matawan. Mrs. Harry Koehler the Red Bank law firm of ther. Luke F. Murphy, with was unavailable for comment Drazin. Warshaw. Auerbach & was born in Santafiord, Nor- of New Smyrna Beach, Fla., last nigh!. way, and had lived in this whom she lived; two sisters, and Miss Rose Wenzel, here. Kudnick. country for the past 65 years. Mrs. Kathleen Derby, of High- Arrangements are under the Mr. Croddick. 28. is a life- The council president is She had lived in Clark for lands, and Mrs. Mary Ralph. long resident of Morganville. direction of the Day Funeral treasurer of the Western Mon- Uwresce S. Craonuw Mn F. Cretfdick many years prior to moving of River Plaza. Home of Key port. He was graduated from Chris- mouth Utilities Authority. He HewirdKlaa to Freehold five years ago. Arrangements are under the tian Brothers Academy. Up- was graduated from the seven years and is a member term. He is a graduate of Mayor Salkind said the Before her retirement in direction of the John E. Day Waller J. Pletnick sala College, and is the vice Wharton School of Finance of the state. National and Long Island University, and is nominating committee unani- 1960, she had been a chef for Funeral Home. president of J.K.C. Elec- and Commerce, University of an industrial real estate bro- mously agreed on the candi- FREEHOLD - Walter J. tronics, here. Monmouth and Middlesex inns in northern New Jersey Pletnick, 65. of 5 Ann St., died Pennsylvania, with a degree County Bar Associations. He ker and an assistant vice dates. He said the committee and Massachusetts. Her hus- Mrs. Morris Schiff last night in Freehold Area The newcomer said he in finance, and received his resides with his wife and two president with the Norman E. consisted of elected officials band, the late Theodore T. ASBURY PARK - Mrs. Hospital. wants "to take an active part law degree from Villanova children at 1 Victoria Court, Weisman Co., New York. here. Ira Hilfman. current fiolle, died in 1958. Jeanette Schiff, 71. of 1700 Born in Shenandoah. Pa., he in the controlled-balanced University. Morganville. He resides at 10 Hastings municipal chairman, and Mrs. Besides her daughter, she is Webb St. died Tuesday in Jer- had resided here for the past growth of my hometown." Mr. Grossman has been Mr. Klau was elected in 1971 Koad with his wife and four Mary T. Denton. former mu- survived by three sons. Peter sey Shore Medical Center, 13 years. He lives with his wife and practicing law in the state for to fill a two-year unexpired children. nicipal chairman. C. Peterson, of Pennsylvania, Neptune. Mr. Pletnick retired last Oc- and Conrad C. and Robert H. She was bom in Newark and tober after serving 26 years as Peterson, both of Freehold had lived in the shore area a shipping clerk with the mag- Township; 15 grandchildren most of her life. netic division of the Min- and 12 great-grandchildren. An assistant tax collector nesota Mining & Manufac- Club Hears 5 Board Candidates Funeral arrangements are for the city of Asbury Park turing Co. By JIM McCORMICK Mr. Granger, elected to the Board of Managers for seven master's degree, and must of our children." under the direction of the until her retirement in 1943, He was a communicant or board four years ago. said he years, and is a charter mem- write a thesis before receiving "Eighty-five per cent of the Freeman Funeral Home of Mrs. Scbiff had been active in St. Rose of Lima Catholic MARLBORO - Five candi- wants to provide "the physi- ber of the Save Burnt Fly Bog her Doctorate. In I960, she tax dollar is spent by the Freehold. the Asbury Park PTA, the As- Church and of FOE, Shenan- dates for Board of Education cal and cultural environment committee. was a member of the Presi- Board of Education, and I feel bury Park Businesswomen's doah Aerie, No. 103. seats last night stressed the so that children can make the Mrs. Burkholz is a kinder- dent's (Eisenhower) Commis- that the nine board seats are Percival S. Simons Professional Club and in Re- Surviving are his widow, need to obtain all available most of their abilities." garten teacher in the Manala- sion on Education from the the most important in the FREEHOLD — Terdval s, - publican politics. Eva Gerbalis Pletnick; a son, federal and state aid. proper Cites Accomplishments pan-Englishtown Regional New York State Student Edu- township," Mr. McClung said. Simons, 59, of 18 South St., She was the daughter of the Paul F. Pletnick, here; two planning for educational facil- He said that during his School district. She has also cation Association. Mr. Cohan, a member of the was stricken on W. Main St. late Max Weinsteln, who oper- brothers, Joseph Pletnick of ities, and communication be- term, a total of 26 classrooms taught in nursery school, ele- Mr. McClung last year was Board of Adjustment, was Wednesday and was pro- ated the first Jewish Bakery Shenandoah, Pa., and Stanley tween the board, parents and were added to the Central and mentary school and junior appointed to fill the unexpired graduated from Massachu- nounced dead on arrival at in the shore area which Pletnick of Pennsauken, and teachers. Robertsville Schools and the high school. term pr Dr. Richard Kam- setts Institute of Technology. FreehoW Area Hospital, Free- ceened« y^j»hShe..was „, two sisters. Mrs. Vera Se- The candidates addressed. .Marlboro Elementary School Search for AW mann. He resigned in July He is computer science man- hold Township. also the daughter-in-law of the rxiansky, of Westmont and the Marlboro Democratic was built. The candidate said that when he thought he "was mov- ager for E.R. Squibb fc Sons, • He was bora in Philadelphia late Rabbi and Mrs. Scbiff of Mrs. Ann Bird, of East Or- Club last night at the Andiron. He said that the board "there is lots of money around' ing from the township. He is a Inc. The candidate said that and had resWed here for the Beimar. -«--«--«=--,-•=,- --. -• • angcr j .....,.*-.-.-. - Kunnlng for three full terms should be a' "policy making under federal funding, but we registered pharmacist em- the school district should have past SO years. At one time be Surviving are her husband, The Higgins Memorial are incumbent Robert H. Gran- body,; which creates the cli- are missing the boat." ployed as a sales representa- two special education teams, was a custodian in the Ma- Morris J. Scbiff; two sons, Home, Freehold, is in charge ger; C. Douglas McClung; mate to enhance the devel- "Unless we would, get it tive for the Eli Lily Co. instead of one. He said he nalapan school system. Harry Sehif f of Spring Valley. of arrangements. ... Mrs. Barbar Burkholz. and opment of new ideas." automatically, we don't get it. Important Pest wants to improve commu- Surviving is his widow. Mrs. NY. and Herbert Schiff of Morton D. Cohan. Vying for Mr. Granger is employed in Be sure that when 1 am on the The former board member nication between the board, EsteUe Bobbins Simons, his Trenton; two sisters, Mrs. the unexpired one-year term the research and development board, we will get every dime said his major reason for run- teachers and the community. mother, Mrs. Anna E. Simons, Rose Abramson and Mrs. Board OKs are incumbent Mrs. Paula section of Bell Labs. Holmdel. available to us," she said. ning is his "sincere and gen- Mr. Cohan said he will also here, a brother, Charles Sim- Evelyn Cohen, both of Miami Forster and Edward N. Aqua. He has been on the YMC'A Mrs. Burkholz received her uine interest in the education work hard on planning the fu- ons ot Freehold Township, Beach, and four grand- School Fund ture of the district. and a sister, Mrs. Florence children. MONMOUTH BEACH - A Improve Communications Bapp of Marlboro. Arrangements were under 9373.967 budget for 1973-74 Mrs. Korster, who was ap- Funeral arrangements are (lie direction of the Richard year, up J8.W1, was adopted Defer Variance Plea Verdict pointed to fill Mr. McClung's by the Freeman Funeral C. HoMal Funeral Home. Oak- by the Monmouth Beach residential property to serve seat three months ago, said Home. Durst. Board of Education last night. HAZLET - After lengthy Planning Board reports. Center to properly identify she is proud of her role as testimony the Zoning Board of as an office for an alarm sys- Board members unani- "Hardees' Hamburgers" and chairman of the board's Pub- The amount to be raised by - Adjustment postponed deci- tem business in operation in mously denied the application the "UA Cinema Theaters." FOR ANY OCCASION taxation is $323,689. up $2,105. lic/Relations committee which sion on a use variance appli- his home, since 1956. of lrvin Vasbinderof 34 Pros- was dismissed without prej- informed parents about the K- The. board explained that an cation by Lawrence M. Zap- A number of residents were pect Ave., Atlantic Highlands. udice because the applicant HONEY BEE FLOWERS increase in current expense, pulla, 25 Richard St..-pending 5 elementary school referen- at $358,838, up $9,735 is due to present to voice disapproval. Mr. Vasbinder requested was not present. dum passed by voters 2..MMWY.3S 464MOADST. review by the Planning They contended a new addi- permission to build a one-fam- The board adopted a resolu- salary increases in instruc- Board. Wednesday. OAKMNBt SHKWOWY tional and administrative sal- tion would be in violation of ily dwelling on an undersized tion recommending.that board "1 agree that there has been 493-1919 741-4020 Mr. Zappulla seeks per- the present zoning ordinances lot measuring 50 by 100 feet on terms be increased to five a definite lack of commu' aries. because the business would Second St., West Keansburg. •years. The Township Com- RtllaWi Sine* 1927 Capital outlay at $4,499 is mission to construct a de- ; nication. There always has tached utility building on his then increase. • The board denied the mittee is now considering ac- been, and hopefully,-it will be Open Six Days A Week down $1 and Debt Service at Neighbors of Mr. Zappulla request because there is adja- 8:30 A.M. -5:30 P.M. $10.630 is down tl.OOO. tion which would reduce the improved more." she said. were pJSt)' concerned, stating cent property..available for terms from four years to Mrs. Korster said.she also LEGAL NOTICE that if he were to sell his purchase which would make BY WIRE ANYWHERE PUiLIC NOTICE three. Board members stated wants to stress the pre-kinder- Notice )• hereby olven that I om In home a new occupant could the lot conforming. The board that time spent studying Rob«rtR.Hodgkl» receipt ol on opollcotlon lor waiver of City Zoners garten testing of students to Slt« Plon opprovat, In th< Township or assume his business or anotti-, also ruled there was no hard- board procedures and attend- MltfJIetown, far .foscpft Azzollna for th» determine their problems be- purpoM of Ineorporotlna odlocent 19*1" er type of business. Also they ship involved in the case. ing classes warrants five-year 1 •lore (formerly clry cleaner) Into Min- Back Plan fore they start school. ing Fooarown Market. Premises located believe such a building would An application by Harvrich terms. at Port Monmoutti, N.J. State Highway Mr. Aqua, who received his No. M: Block m. Lot No. I Tox »ap of be a nuisance in a residential Associates. 230 Park Ave.. The board also adopted a Mlddletown Township. For Theater area because it would be a 24- New York to erect a free- doctorate from Yale, is metal- Public heorlns on said application has resolution appointing Robert lurgy department head at the b«en tet before The Township's Planning hour operation. standing sign on the parking Board for 1:00 P.M. In Town Hall. LONG BRANCH - The city H. otten board attorney for Central Research Laboratory John Van Kirk & Son King* HlBhwoy, Mlddletown, N.J. on The cases of Rt. H5-Poole lot of the K-Mart Shopping Mondoy. February 5,1»73, ot which Zoning Board of Adjustment 197H. of ML Industries, Inc.. Hights- time oil concerned citizens shall be Ave. Associates on behalf of iKord. last night voted unanimously town. THOMAS J. MAG IN Kickel Home Center, a subsi- MONUMENTS TowmMp Clerk to recommend to City Council Lottery Winner: 252955 He said he wants to enlarge J f for approval an application diary' of Supermarkets Gener- 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN ^l iias al Corp. of Cranford; Anthony the special education teams NOTICE by Edward Grant, a Red By He Associated Press Connecticut 08876 and initiate more inservice (Off Rt. 35 ot Headon's Corner) MONMOUTH COUNTY Pesko of Florence Ave., Leon- SURROGATE'S COURT Bank theater owner, to build Massachusetts 580269 training programs for teach- ESTATE OF RUTH K. WADE. DE- ardo; and Carl J. Dolan Jr. of Here is a list of lottery num- 741-0319 JA7-2S63 CEASED a "twin theater" at Ocean Pennsylvania 482723 ers. Pursuant to the order ol S. THOMAS 592 South Laurel Ave. were bers drawn this week. BARREGUILD MONUAVtfeNTS GAGUANO. Surrogate of the County ot and Brighton Aves. The winning number in New Mr. Aqua is a.co-founder of Monmoutti, this doy mode, on the appli- postponed to next month's New Jersey 252955 cation of the undersigned, Arlnur Ster- Jersey's daily lottery the Marlboro Educational ner wode. Jr., sole Executor ot the es- Mr. Grant, a Fair Haven meeting, pending receipt of New York 992877 tate ot the said Ruth K. Wode deceosed, Thursday is 42200. Group. notice Is hereby given to the creditors resident, received approval of - of sold deceosed to present to the said the plan from the city Plan- Sole Executor their claims under oath within six months from this dote. ning Board last August. His Dated: January ISfh, tv73 OPEN 8-6 MON.-SAT. ARTHUR STERNER WADE, JR.. proposal then went to the lo- cal zoners for approval of a SHOP* COMPARE! Executor • use permit. BUILDINGS DECORATING CENTER Janes H. Smith, Esquire 76 East Front Street. HWY. 36 W. KEANSBURG John E. Day Red Bonk. New Jersey, O//0I. The two-story theater, Attorney Jon. n 16.25 which will show separate fea- G*W EST. 1925 ture films simultaneously, will FREE DELIVERY FUNERAL HOME MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT be ready for a grand opening ESTATE OFNOTIC EUCEM'E E M. NAE GELS. DECEASEDMOUT.H CO next summer, according to Pursuont to theAT ordeE r ol S. THOMAS 85 Riverside Avenue Red Bank GAGUANO. Surrogote ot tne County ot Mr. Grant, if the City Council WEEKEND SPECIALS! Monmouth, this doy mode, on the oppll- collon of the undersloned, Benlomln acts favorably on the zoners' Irouwcs Gruber, Sole Executor of the estole of the sold Eugenie M. Noegels. deceosed. recommendation. notice Is hereby given to the creditors C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 of sold deceased to present to the said Sole Executor their clolms under oath The facility will be located within six months from this date. next to the West End Park,, WHITE ALUMINUM PANELING Doted: January I?, 1973 BENJAMIN GRUBER south of Brighton Ave. Willlom Street Highlands. N.J. • SILVER BIRCH Sole Executor The 640-seat complex is planned to include a parking COMBINATION WINDOW Navesink Avenue lahlands. New Jersey area at the rear of the theater Quality Throughout Attorney and a coffee bar and lounge. * DRIFTWOOD • TRIPLE TRACK PLUS MANY MORE PANEL Worden Funeral Home • 15 YR. PAINT GUARANTEE VALUESIN STOCK! Reg. 4.99 > FULLY WEATHER STRIPPED | 60K.FKONTST. HKDHANK Fix up • MINIMUM 6 WINDOWS • PARAGON PROFESSIONAL PAINTS Exterior house point., rVimen, Alkyd Fid &iomel. Inferior i Exterior Acrylic Hot in with money white and colon . • PARAGON ONECO-NAHEL PAIN• •• T Day and Nighl Phone... Alkyd seml-gloii fromus • GOOD SEAL 6 for FM I Gkiis white, Pop.R,. The bank thai looks oul lor you CALL US 787-7100 • 787-7101 i The Dully Register, Rod Bank-MiddJetowii, N.J. Friday, January 19,1973 5 To Relocate Deane-Porter Classes RUMSON - Deane-Porter classrooms and the second contitiue uninterrupted ser- Porter in short supply before- Members of the firm, which School, embracing- kindergar- graders will remain in their vice. Because of traffic haz- hand, the added population was specifically directed to ten through third grade, will own rooms. ards and a lack of bicycle from the temporary units study and make recommenda- be closed Monday to allow for Mrs. Mary Lou Bartley, paths in the borough, Dr. Car- compounds the problems. We tions upon the temporary completion of arrangements principal of Deane-Porter lan said, it has not been pos- are investigating the possi- units, were on the school site to relocate classes within the School, said letters explaining sible to initiate a home lunch bility of utilization of other to inspect the ceiling condi- building. Forrestdale School the necessity for Monday's plan during the crisis. spaces in the borough." tion. They and engineers and will remain open. closing were sent home with Edward Drastal of Ed Day Herbert M. Zydney, chair- architects called in by the The move was made neces- students yesterday, If, the let- Construction Corp., Rumson, man of the school board's Fa- school board, have examined sary when sagging ceilings ter states, the closing causes worked yesterday at shoring cilities Committee, said he the wooden beams permeated due to faulty wooden beams a hardship on any working up the sagging beams in case cannot predict how long it will . with dry rot that were re- were discovered Tuesday in mother, the school will assist new rains or snow threaten be before a final solution, or a vealed when the loose ceiling four temporary classroom in making temporary baby- more damage. better temporary one, can be tiles were removed. units that serve as an annex sitting arrangements. The "We realize the relocations found. He said the board ex- "With the help of profes- to the Deane-Porter School. Monday closing is also being place Inconveniences on ev- pects, early in February, a re- sionals, we are seeking the They house third grade stu- announced through telephone eryone involved," Dr. Carlan port from RCA Education Ser- quickest possible answers to dents. calls by PTA room mothers. said. "We have tried to make vices, consultants engaged to our immediate problems and Classes were conducted The relocations v^jll permit decisions based on tbe welfare re-evaluate all building needs formulating plans on a long today tor the 106 third grade the school's cafeteria, located of the whole school. Ob- at Deane-Porter and Forrest- range basis," Mr. Zydney students in the multipurpose in the multi-purpose room, to viously, with space at Deane- dale Schools. said. ' room at the school. Dr. Carl R. Carlan, school superintendent, said that a plan to absorb the four third Matawan Man Faces Charges grades that have been moved •• _. msltltr f toff Phort by DM Lordl from the temporary units was FREEHOLD - A county old Matawan youth by encour- Fourth Ave., Long Branch, is SHOOTING SUSPECT — Horace Leroy Gadsen of Bloomfield, second devised jointly by adminis- volver without a permit the from right, Is led from Red Bank police station after his orrest yesterday. grand jury has indicted Do- aging him to participate in the charged with illegal posses- same day in Ocean Township. tration, teachers and the well Thomas, 18, of 6 High St., assault and robbery, sion ot a prescription drug He Is charged with two shootings in Howell Township and Asbury Park. Board of Education. Joseph G. Jacob, 25, of Lo- Matawan, on charges of atro- In other indictments handed last July 12 in Eatontown. rillard Ave., Union Beach, With him are, left to right. Detective Capt. Robert Scott and Sgt. William Closing of the school, he C. Story of Red Bank police, Capt. David Ceinski of the Asbury Park po- cious assault and battery, rob- up to Superior Court Judge and David S. Maul, 22, of 18t>' said, will allow teachers a full bery and contributing to the Jesse B. Green, 24, of 311 lice and Detective Lt. Peter Dunn of the State Police. Francis X. Crahay, the county Sewall Ave., Asbury Park, is Hilltop Blvd., CUffwood, arc day to organize their mate- delinquency of a minor. assignment judge: accused of carrying a pistol rials in preparation for resum- charged with assaulting Katli- without a permit Nov. 24 in Marcel Andrews, 18, of 25A erine M. Petrick, Rlveredge ing classes Tuesday. The fur- Thomas is accused of atro- Church St.. Fair Haven, is ac- Long Branch. niture appropriate to each ciously assaulting Anthony Road, New Shrewsbury, with cused of contributing to the a dangerous weapon, a revolv- Thomas R. O'Hara, 28, of Police Seize Suspect grade level will be transferred Saccone, 49 Church St., Mata- delinquency of a 16-year-old 199 Port Monmouth Road. Over the weekend by the cus- wan, Nov. 28 in Matawan er, Nov. 11 in New Shrews- Rumson girl by allegedly giv- bury. Port Monmouth, is accused of todial staff, aided by volun- Township, robbing Mr. Sac- ing her a piece of paper satu- open lewdness before two teers from Rumson-Fair cone of $8, and contributing to rated with LSD. Green is charged in another girls and a boy. all aged 12, in Haven- Regional High School the delinquency of a 16-year- Michelle Bourbon, 37, of 30 indictment with carrying a re- Matawan Township Dec. 4. In Shootings, Murder and the community. Gilbert Robinson, 21, of 40A The temporary plan, Dr. RED BANK - A Bloomfield on a description of Gadsen connection with the Monday Stony Hill Hoad, Eatontown, Carlan said, is based on the is accused of possessing mari- man wanted for murder in Es- and the car he was driving, a shooting of Marguerite Willis sizes of classes, the furniture No Progress at Lily Tulip sex County was arrested here white 1967 Buick Riviera. of Neptune Township in How- juana and intending to dis- and the children themselves. tribute it Oct. 4 in Eatontown. yesterday and charged with Gadsen was arraigned yes- ell Township. She is in critical It caUs for locating the kin- HOLMDEL - "We're not those who want lo come to . "Most of us live in one com- the shooting of a 26-year-old terday on the shooting condition at an unidentified dergarten in the multi-pur- even talking," Ronald work." munity," the local's vice pres- Harry L. Stinson, 19, of 240 woman in Howell Township charges by Superior Court hospital after being shot five McAden, industrial relations ident stated. "We see each Long Branch Ave., Long pose room, allowing four first Asked what is the outlook as Branch, is accused of break- and a security guard at an As- Judge Francis X. Crahay, times oh a street corner. grade classes to be divided in director of Lily Tulip Cup far as negotiations are con- other every day. If we were to bury Park tavem. who set bail at *100,000. After Miss Willis was first taken Corp. said last night. cross the line it could create ing into McFaddin Motors, 251 the two kindergarten rooms. cerned Mr. McAden replied, Broadway, Long Branch, Nov. Horace Leroy Gadsen, 43, of arraignment, Gadsen was to Freehold Area Hospital, The four third grades will A strike of some 900 employ- "I am sorry to say there is no an uncomfortable situation. 32 Fairview Place, turned over to the Essex Freehold Township, and then es of the company who belong 21, stealing a 1972 Cadillac move to the four first grade progress being made. In fact "The company is always valued at $6,500, and receiving Bloomfield, was taken into County Prosecutor's Office. transported to the uniden- to Local 470, Printing Special- there aren't any meetings talking about harmony. Well, custody at 8:40 a.m. by Sgt. Other Charges tified hospital because police LEGAL NOTICE ties and Paper Products the car as stolen property. PU1LIC HOTICI scheduled to resolve differ- it could show us that It means William C. Story and Patrol- Red Bank police are also feared her assailant might try Notice Is htrtby olvtn that I am In Union, is now in its fifth week. what It says by locking the receipt of on application for walvtr ot ences." The Rock of Gibraltar is men Peter Knight and Albert charging him with possession to kill her. Site plan approvot. In H» Township of In the meantime about 200 doors and allowing our mem- Mldaiitown, for Btocon HIM Country At issue are wages. home to the only monkeys that Worden at the intersection of of a gun, knife and a billyclub. Asbury Park police want Club for th* purpost of emending on additional employes who be- bership to seek unemploy- live in Europe. These are Bar- existing building furtntr tost within lot.. The company contends the Maple Ave. and Broad St. Howell State Police said Gadsen in connection with the Premises located at Beacon Hill Rood; long to two other unions are ment." bary macaques, or apes. •lack 1279, Lot 5, Ton Map of Mlddli- union seeks pay raises in ex- They made the arrest based that Gadsen was wanted in New, Year's Eve shooting of town Township. respecting the picket line. Robert Baldwin, a security Public hearing on sold application has Samuel Aromando, vice cess of the 5V4 per cent bean set before me Townsnfp's Ptannlng guard at Marino's Lounge, 811 Board lor 1:00 P.M. in Town Hall, president and chief shop stew- allowed by Phase II of the Kings Highway, Mlddletown, N.J. on Main St., Asbury Park. Mr. Monday. February 5. lt IS. at which ard for Local 367 of the Inter- Federal Pay Board. time all concerned citizens shall be Baldwin remains in critical heard. national Association of Ma- A union spokesman disputes condition in Jersey Shore Me- THOMAS J. MAG IN chinists and Aerospace Work- the company's stand, saying Township Clerk dical Cehter, Neptune. Jan. 19 (5.00 ers, one of two nonstriking the issue revolves around FREE! A spokesman for the Mon- PU1LIC NOTICE unions, has called on the working conditions. Notice Is hereby given that I am In mouth County Prosecutor's receipt of an application for Site plon company to "lock its doors so Meanwhile Mr. Aromando approval. In the Township of Middle- nonstrikers can obtain office said that Gadsen's case town, for Soldo Construction Co., Inc. says his union members do Your First Place would be presented to the for premises to be used as separate of- unemployment benefits." .. . il you join the JACOUELYN ROGERS SMO.KENDER Seminars start- fice ond aaraoe. Premises located at not want to cross the picket ing in your area . .. Ltonardvlile Rood ond State Highway He said members of his Grand Jury but the date is un- Na. M: Block 1131, Lot 7 Tax Mop of line because they fear person- The 'trick is: HOW YOU FEEL AFTER YOU STOP. II you wanl lo slop Setting determined. No details were Mlddleiown Township. union are receiving food without "climbing tho walls" and with a feoling ol Personal Roward — Public hearing on said application hat al harassment. available on the charges been set before The Township's Plonnlng stamps from the county "but and, best ol all, WITH A SMILE — thon come, lind oul about il. Board for 1:00 P.M. In Town Hall, .. . and bring your cigarotlosl FlGmomber, this is Iho method that re- against Gadsen in Essex Kings Highway, Mlddletown, H.J. on no other assistance." Called New Archangel in Monday, February 5. 1973, at which quires you smoke as many as you liko white you iearn how to break the County. time all concerned citizens shall be "The company has a policy Tsarist times, Sitka, Alaska, habit. In small manageable segments. Stop-b/-slep, Intelligently. heard. not to lock its doors," Mr. was the capital of Russian So, come to a FREE Explanatory Meeting in your area, and decide then THOMAS J. MAGIN Post Given Hudson Township Clfrk McAden said. "There is America and the largest city — but don't expect any ol that Scare business or Willpower stud. And bring your Irlends, they may thank you lor-a lifetime ... MATAWAN - George E. Jan. 19 S5.0C plenty of work available for north of Portland, Ore. NOTICE Flret Enplana- Seminar Hudson has been elected pres- MONMOUTH COUNTY LOCATION SURROGATE'S COURT tory Mealing: Slarle; ident of Washington Engine ESTATE OF LORETTA B. WILL- Company 1. GEHODT. DECEASED RED BANK Monday Monday Pursuont to the ordtr of S. THOMAS 4Va% INTEREST COMMUNITY YMCA Also elected were John E. GAGLIANO. Surrogate of the County of January 22 January 29 Monmouth, this doy mode, on the appli- ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 1B0 Maple Av«. 8 PM 7:30 PM Nelson, vice president; Wil- cation of the undersigned, Harold F. Wfllgerodt, Sole Executor of the estate PAID DAY OF DEPOSIT EAST KEANSBURQ Tueeday , Tueiday liam Clifton, recording secre- of the sold Loretta B. Wlllgerodt de- BUCK SMITH'S January 23 January 30 ceased, notice Is hereby given to the tary, and Alfred Biel, treasur- creditors of sold deceosed to present to TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL Palmer k Thompson Avea. 8 PM 7:30 PM the sold Executor their claims under er. tooth within six months from this date. HAZLET Wednesday Wedneaday Serving as executive offi- Doted: January loth, 1973 ST. BENEDICT'S SCHOOL January 24 January 31 HAROLD F. WILLGEROOT, Bethany* HlllcreflRd. 7:30 PM cers are Joseph Casey, chief; 335 Everett Rood. 8 PM Llncroft, New Jersey. 0/738 William Bader, captain; Ken- Executor Messrs. Roberts, Modden neth Thorsen, first lieutenant; A Holoblnko • Tlndoll Rood, SMOI "NDERS* Richard Ingram, second lieu- Mlddfetown, New Jersey 0//48 FDIC Parkway Oflloe Bldg. Phllllpsbura. N.J. OB885 Attorneys For Information about seminar* In other areae call (201) 404.HELP tenant; Edward Crawford, Jon. 19 16,SO ALL THE ABOVE MCETINOS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. ^Choice chief engineer; Harold Thor- sen, first assistant engineer, and Joseph Nuccio, second as- is yours sistant engineer. LEGALNOfTCE ' NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT HELP US • Elt'ganl Silvcr|»lalc ESTATE OF GERTRUDE F. LEE, DECEASED Pursuant to the order of S. THOMAS GAGLIANO, Surrogate ol the County of * Luxurious (joldcin* ar<- Monmouth, this day made, on the oppll- Sole Executor of the estate ot the said * Gleaming Stainless Gertrude F. Lee deceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said de- CELEBRATE OUR BIRTHDAY ceased to present to the said Sole Exec- utor their claims under oath within six months trom this dole. Doted: January 8th. 1973 Here's how**. JOHN B. LEE, Agress Rood, Box 425, R.D. I, Hlghtstown, New Jersey. 0BS3O (A) Open a new Savings Account Executor Peter W. Sachs, Esquire 45 Eost Main Street, Box 394, with $50.00 Holmdcl, New Jersey. 07733. Attorney (B) Add $50.00 to an existing sav- Jan. 19 tt.» NOTICE ings account MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT ESTATE OF HERBERT S. MEl- N6PT, 06CEASED An additional place setting may be pur- Pursuant lo the order of 5. THOMAS GAGLIANO, Surrogate ol (he County of Monmouth. this day mode, on the appli- chased for just $3.00 every time you add cation ot the tmderiipned, Mildred L. Melnert, Sole Executrix ot the estate of the sold Herbert S. Melnert, deceased, $25.00 to an existing Savings account. notice Is hereby oiven to the creditors ot said deceased to present to the said Yours for just "a fraction of the suggested Sole Executrix their claims under oolh within six months from this dale. Doled: Januory 12, 1973 retail value"! MILDRED L. MEINERT 14 East Washington Ave. Atlantic Highlands, NJ. EARN Sole Executrix V98 First Street' Savings Plans Atlantic Highlands, N.j, UP Attorney For Every Need Jon. 19 - U.li TO __ „„_____ . 6 ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BAYSHORE REGIONAL "ANCHOR YOUR SAVINGS FOR INSURED EARNINGS" SEWERAGE AUTHORITY MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Sealed proposals lor the construction ot on Administration Building for the Bayshore Reglonol Sewerage Authority will be received by the Authority at the Holmdel Town Holl on Crowfords Cor- ner Road In Holmdel Township, New Jersey until 0:30 p.m. prevailing time Marine on Tuesday, February 20, 1973, ot which time and place they will be publicly .. AND WEIL GIVE YOU A PARTY! opened and read aloud. Contract fl—Construction of an Admin- istration Building, including foundation View and masonry superstructure and related Book a cruise during JANUARY or FEBRUARY and we will give you work Including heating, ventilating, air conditioning, plumDlng and electrical : work FREE CHAMPAGNE and CANAPES for your Bon Voyage Party. Drawings and contract documents may Oe examined at the office of the and Loan Association Authority, 915 Union Avenue, Union Beach, N.J. or the Office of Charles J. Kupper, Inc., Consulting Engineers, 15 Stelton Road, Piscatawoy, H,J., and 671-2400 copies thereof may be obtained of the STOP IN TODAY ... Agent for all Major STEAMSHIP LINES. office of the Authority upon payment of 170.00 for each set, which amount will not be refunded The Authority reserves the riant to NEW HOME OFFICE: waive any informalities in or relect any and all bids. Eoch bidder must deposit a bid secu- 476 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY 1184HWY. 35.MIDDIETOWN rity of ten (10"»> percent to the totol 'Quantities lor form of certified check. Cashiers Check up to TEL. 842-4900 or bid bond payable lo the Bayshore Re- COlPITfS OPEN: Monday-Friday 9-5:30 (corner of New Monmouth Rd.) gional Seweroge Authority six people Saturday 10-4 BAYSHORE REGlONAI Travel Center SEWERAGE AUTHORITY Convenient Branch Offices in: Poul J. Smith, Secretary Date Authorized: January 14, |?;j ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT Jan 19 sn SO t Letter War on Smokini ing and D'Arcy. MacManus By JACK ANDERSON Bresnanan: "Could you get Established in 1878-Publisbed by The Bed Bank Register and Masius, both highly re- some of the (advertising) spected New York firms. • The latest report on smok- WASHINGTON agency people to write'these At Grey, a spokesman con- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN ing from the Surgeon General — by hand— on non-company President and Editor ceded that Lorillard had suggests that breathing ciga- SCENE letterheads, using home ad- asked for the letters and that rette smoke may be a hazard dresses and ask each one to ••four or five" persons work- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor to the health of non-smokers. get one or two more, similar, ing on the Lorillard account This has started a clamor to but not exactly the same." had helped out. But it was ban smoking in elevators, air- port and Old Gold cigarettes. Attack M Nader i ••never a corporate thing," he Friday, January 19,1973 6 liners, restaurants, hospitals, The company, not wishing its In other words, Lorillard said. •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiitmiimiiiiHiiiiinMtiimiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiin doctors' lobbies and other customers to'be inhibited wanted a flood of letters to go public places. Already, a aboard airplanes, induced its to the CAB but wanted them ANDERSON At D'Arcy. MacManus and Kalph Nader suit has been advertising agencies to join in to look like they came from Masius. the account executive "Relax. We've Got Four More? Years." filed to segregate the smokers a secret letter writing cam- ordinary citizens. The model losing Lorillard's old gold. Al- for Lorillard. Tom Brady, de- and non-smokers on airliners. paign against Ralph Nader's letters contain such memo- though the cigarette company clined comment. At first, the mail poured suit. rable and abusive phrases as refused to name the agencies, we had no trouble picking out The lawyer Stevens first re- into the Civil Aeronautics The plot was hatched by Lo- ••Who runs the CAB — the fused comment, then told us: Board, supporting Nader rillard lawyer Arthur Stevens government or Mr. Nader1.'" the phony letters at the CAB and checking the return ad- -I knew the organized anti- three to one. Then suddenly, in a confidential'memo last and "why don't you spend smoking groups were engaged the trend shifted. Now the November to Lorillard execu- more time on preventing hi- dresses. tive John Bresnahan, who di- Contrary to Stevens' in- in a campaign to influence the mail is running about 50-50 on jacking (sic), and less on outcome." He felt that eqn- the Issue. rects where the company's smoking!" struction, not all the employ- advertising dollars will be ees of the ad agencies trary opinions ''should be Unknown to the CAB, how- At least two of Lorillard's alerted and given the opportu- ever, the pro-smoking mail spent. ad agencies decided they changed his abusive phrases. We traced their addresses to nity to make their views was inspired by Lorillard. the Stevens drafted five model would rather promote nasty known." makers of fient. True, New- letters to the CAB and urged letters to the CAB than risk employees of Grey Advertis- The Scales of Punishment By JIM BISHOP 'iiiiiiiiinniiiiiHiiiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii balcony. "Nigras" sat up there was a primary sub- there. Whites sat on the stance called duty and con- The death penalty, brought ground floor. The judge re- science. into serious question as "cruel* THE minded the sheriff that the Out eg a Lark and unusual punishment" by balcony was old. What, he The jury listened patiently the United States Supreme REPORTER asked, would happen if it col- to the judge's charge and filed Court, may soon be tested by lapsed? The sheriff was out past the pot-bellied stove the State of Florida. Attorney IIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII quick. "Instant integration, to a room for deliberation. General Robert Shevin, an ur- rape a capital crime. judge." Black men could get life for bane New York type, is ask- Sometimes, in those days, I had expected the white this crime. They could even ing the legislature to restore, justice was summary — con- loungers, around the pool halls get the electric chair. But* white boys ... four nice clean it as punishment for certain sisting of a posse and a lynch- to tell me that a black girl BISHOP crimes! ing. Now and then, they can't be raped. They didn't. boys out on a lark? I'm opposed. I have wit- hanged the wrong man. Now The city was sick of the case The verdict was guilty. In nessed too many executions and then, a state court con- before it came to trial. I have the story I wrote, it rever- and attended too many sub- victed the wrong man. never seen so many men of than fair. In rape cases North berated across the country in sequent trials to believe in it A decade or so ago, before substance beg off from and South, the defense at- headlines. One of the boys as a crime deterrent. That, America desegregated to the serving on a jury. They were torneys usually have a field was too young to shave. The however, is one man's opinion point where the black was pro- disgusted with the four white day when the girl takes the judge meted out sentences. — mine. It has no legal tected to the detriment of the boys before the court con- stand. They ask the filthiest "Life." "Life." "Life." weight. white, a black girl near Talla- vened. questions with impunity. It's "Life" Though the years I have hassee claimed to have been The judge invited me to his done to establish the girl's found Southern justice to be raped by four white boys. The home on a Sunday. He wanted. character, they claim. Really, The judge looked at me, the fair, most especially in the crime was clearly a reversal to show me his hunting dogs. it is done to tear her charac- outsider, the alien, before he higher courts. And yet there of what had been written on We chatted in late bronze sun- ter into shreds for prose- tucked his robes upward and were unspoken, unwritten the statutes. ;. light. Sooner or later he would cuting. left the bench. I looked back. laws south of the Mason-Dix- I covered the story for a have to ask the question. He The balcony was jammed He and the people of Leon on Line. host of newspapers, North and reached it with blacks Who sat wide-eyed County had proved they had two-way justice before the Tempered Justice South. Tallahassee was a "Why do you come all the in stony silence. On the main matter of Civil Rights became There was a time when, if a small flower tucked in the way down from New York to Boor, whites were in pale-col- a fire fight in so many big Middletown's Victory black killed a black, punish- garter of Florida, there was cover a small case like this?'" ored summery attire, squirm- cities. All of Middletown won a victory on; Significant also is the fact that the eco- ment was light. If a white one newspaper, "The Tallav "It isn't small, judge. The ing. Prosecutor Hopkins-built this case carefully, legal brick 1 watched the black girl Tuesday when the Board of Education's nomic climate in the township changed killed a black, jail sentences nassee Democrat"; one, tele* four boys may be innocent. I were endurable. If a black vision station, Channel 6; and don't know. But I'm here to by legal brick. He closed all leave with her mother, head $.9 million school construction proposal and improved somewhat from the first killed a white, it could mean a one-track railroad to.Jack- listen and to find out what the exit doors for the white high. And I wondered then — was approved in a referendum. time a more costly plan was submitted the electric chair. The South- sonville, 168 miles easf.' happens to white boys ac- boys. as I do now — if we don't tend to voters in 1970. That proposal was de- ern states, which had lived in The sheriff was Bill Joyce. cused of attacking a black He may not have wanted to to punish all malefactors too The final vote tally showed 8,541 ballots harshly. feated by a 3 to 1 margin — but it came at quiet fear of the mixing of He was in command of the girl." do it — he had to continue to cast — with 4,739 voters favoring the pro- Life, no matter what your a time of political upheaval, revaluation, races from the days of Re- court. It was a square musty He understood. He was fair live in Tallahassee — but, like posal and 3,802 opposed. The concern over construction onward, made room with an ancient hanging the judge and Sheriff Joyce, color, is a long, long time... sewer hookups and a poor information ef- throughout the trial and more the spending proposal - on both sides — fort by the Board of Education. was sincere and genuine. But the one as- pect that prevailed — and apparently had This time around, there was greater the greatest influence on the voters — was public confidence in the proposal, as well Trade Integration Ending as a demonstrated need for the space. And that additional school space was needed By MILTON VIORST IIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIINIUII "home-town" plans. Brennan situation was that the attack badly. And Middletown and its burgeoning while voters are still — and rightly so — was the symbol in New York was so unbalanced. The objec- school populaton could no longer wait. concerned about taxes, the majority be- Last week, Mayor John of obstruction to the in- tive of the movement was hot lieved that the township could no longer Lindsay's administration abr- THE JEW tegration of the building the integration of the schools Now, plans can go ahead for con- afford a school system that could not ogated the so-called "New trades. per se"; it was the integration structing a second high school and addi- POLITICS match an increased student population. York Plan," under which, the President Nixon has now of American society. And a tional elementary classrooms. And there city's construction unions had uiiiiitiiiiinniiHiiniiiuiitniiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiin managed to dispose of the few victories in education At the same time, the Middletown appears to be no question that the new fa- agreed to train minority- three areas in American so- created an illusion — for the school issue again points up the need for group workers in crafts that nationally of the voluntary ef- cilities will be gobbled up quickly by a dis- ciety — employment, neigh- war was being lost. statewide tax reform, keyed directly to an had long been reserved for fort to integrate the building borhoods, education — where The kids, black and white, trict where double sessions have been the income tax. This is what we have been ad- whites. trades, and unionized employ- many of us once hoped that took the beating as the rule for too many years. ment generally. vocating for many years — and it is a mu-* The "New York Plan," blacks and whites could come VIORST schools were disrupted — and though negotiated under con- This end should come as no together on some reasonable to what purpose? If anything can be said about the refe- nicipality such as Middletown that would siderable official pressure, surprise. The Nixon adminis- basis of equality. from the beginning. Black children knew that in- rendum's outcome — it was a united ef- have reaped great benefit if such a plan was' a program to which the tration has set a tone of thor- He has ordered the Depart- By that I mean that the tegration ended with the fort in many areas of the community. were enacted in Trenton. Perhaps tax re- unions voluntarily consented, ough indifference to in- ment of Housing and Urban movement, during the buoy- school bell, and that they Groups who do not normally ally managed form will come so that Middletown and its presumably to avert coercive tegration efforts of all kinds. Development to stop the ant days when it was on the faced the same handicaps in Equal opportunity used to be to come together in support of the plan. residents, as an example, will not have to legislation or legal action. "forced integration" of the offensive, pressed hard in getting jobs and homes as be- It was one of many "home- the message that came from suburbs, and he has devised search of weak spots. It found fore. And white children knew And even many politicians, from both po- struggle to maintain quality schools. town" plans negotiated with the White House. No more. an elaborate legislative pro- that employment was strongly that their black classmates litical parties, spoke openly on the need Those who worked so hard to help ap- building trades unions Even if the President were gram to interfere with judi- defended by the political pow- were still outsiders in Amer- for the proposal's approval. In so doing, prove the school plan are to be com- throughout the country, and interested in enlarging op- cial orders for school busing. er of the trade-union lead- ica, as they had always been. they provided a distinct service to this and mended. As we said, no matter how you was announced by city hall portunities for blacks, he be- -1 suppose that in retrospect ership, and that the neighbor- Alone, school integration came so indebted in his elec- future generations of Middletown young- look at it — all of Middletown was the win- with much fanfare. Now May- — and if 1 seem to be writing hoods had been made vir- could change little. or Lindsay says that the tion campaign to the labor an obituary for integration, tually impregnable by a coali- sters. ner. ' The "home-town" plans unions' cooperation was dis- movement's building trades it's because I think Nixon's tion of local politicians and were a feeble effort to give appointing, and that the plan hierarchy that he can be ex- re-election has buried it — we real estate interests. the movement some balance has been a failure. pected only to placate its must admit that the whole The only weak spot it found — but in New York the trade- A Poor Suggestion Since Lindsay has been members. anti-apartheid movement was was the schools. It pierced the union politicians managed to. Clear Sign We sympathize with Pennsylvania to the Ft. Monmouth command. The heart among the most persistent of botched. perimeter in 1954. with the Su- defeat it. President Nixon was mayors in promoting minor- Certainly, the appointment It's not enough to say that it Gov. Milton J. Shapp over the planned of the installation is here — and the Penn- preme Court's Brown deci- throwing dirt on its grave ity-group employment, and as secretary of Labor of Peter never had a master plan. sion, and it exploited the ter- even before Mayor Lindsay movement of the Philadelphia facility of sylvania city just could not accommodate since New York tends to set J. Brennan, president of the Nothing in America ever does. rain like Pat ton racing announced its death. the Army's Electronics Command to Ft. a project that is so major in scope. On the precedents in social action for New York City Building and But its improvisational meth- through Germany. In lighting The integration movement Monmouth. The shift, to the delight of contrary, moving Ft. Monmouth to Phila- the rest of the country, the Construction Trades Council, od was inherently self-de- for busing, it overextended its may be resurrected one day. was a clear sign of the White Monmouth County, will mean almost 2,500 delphia would result in wasted millions. collapse of the "New York structive — and may very lines. but if it is. it will need a bet- Plan" may well signal the end House's attitude toward well have doomed integration additional civilian jobs here. The fact that I think the tragedy of the ter sense of strategy. When Gov. Shapp talks about needing the proposed move has been' delayed in- help to stimulate the Pennsylvania econo- dicates that he is ready to fight the plan. my he arrives at the key to the issue. Cer- The Pennsylvania governor, naturally, tainly something must be done in that Blood Chilling Drama is unhappy with the action — just as New area. But to suggest a plan that has no Jersey officials would be if the situation millllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Blushing, I was directed to by the former middleweight military or economic merit is silly. By ROBERT YOAKUM were reversed. After all, Philadelphia is a a nurse inside who had a far champion of Algeria." longer list of questions about (The nurse looked up from - city that is having its serious problems — The fortunes of military and political Unless you are unusually ANOTHER squeamish, or deliberately my medical history. Now I . her chart. She squinted at me and the loss of the electronics installation planning vary a great deal as far as in- skip the grim front page was beginning to hope I would as though she was looking will mean a severe economic setback there stallations are concerned. Ft. Monmouth news, you must have recently LOOK be rejected. Maybe something through a microscope. I tried But Gov. Shapp does not make good has encountered the good and Uie bad dur- on the list would disqualify a smile, but it came out more read about a blood shortage in "•mminiinwilmiiiiiiHivii—iiiiiiwiHimi sense when he suggests that Ft. Mon- ing its history. Now, the trend is upward several parts of the country. me. like a grimace.) She: (reading again) "Tu- mouth should be moved to Philadelphia as here — but downward in Philadelphia. These news stories, com- long time. Before we moved Here's the way it went: ( bined with the donation of a She: (reading and checking berculosis, diabetes, kidney one way of bringing about a military sav- Gov. Shapp will have to come up with — we haven't been here very pint of my best several weeks little squares) "Are you in disease, or cancer?" ing and greater economy. It is well known new plans to gear up the economy in his long — 1 also thought about ago, brought back memories good health?" , YOAKUM Me: "Are we getting near state. giving some blood, but I didn't the end of this? I'm not feel- that Philadelphia serves as only a satellite of my first visit to a blood- feel as though 1 had any to Me: "Yes, I guess so, ex- cept that I've got this funny ing very well." . mobile. As with one's first vis- spare." (I was aware that a heart twinge once in a while. She: "Fainting or con- it to almost anything, most of couple of other ladies were She: "Heart trouble?" It sort of goes blump-blump- vulsions?" Mrs. Elsie Demarest the pain is in the prelimi- beginning to listen.) "What I Me: "Just that twinge 1 kerflang. The doctor said it Me: "Any minute now." We are saddened by the death of Mrs. tor. She was also a member and treasurer naries. mean is, I'd been sick a lot. mentioned bef.. " was OK, but... " Sex Allergies Elsie Demarest, Eatontown's tax collector At the outset, 1 answered Nothing serious, flu and She: "Chest pain, shortness of the United Methodist Church of Eaton- She: "What about sex al- questions from one of four things, and . :. Well, anyway, of breath?" and custodian of school funds for the town. lergies?" (That's the way 1 ladies seated at a table. Ev- when we got here, you know She: (brusquely) "Have you Me: "Now that you mention Board of Education there. heard it. What she actually Those of us who have been associated erything went smoothly — I how it is, getting settled, been exposed to jaundice or it, the other day — right after asked, as 1 learned after a Mrs. Demarest, in a variety of ways, with the progress Eatontown has made got my name, age, and occu- starting the skids in cool... I hepatitis in the last six tennis — I did have this fun- brief but complicated ex- gave great service to Eatontown for al- over the years can attest to the loyalty and pation right — until I was mean, kids in school months?" ny..." change, was, "What about in- most 40 years. She saw the borough ex- asked, "Have you given blood ... and ..." Me: (hopefully) "Well, I She: "Surgery or-serious in- dedication of Mrs. Demarest as she per- can't say I haven't been. I jury?" sect allergies?" Our relations pand from a farming village to the com- before?" formed her official duties. Her work was Oh. oh. I wasn't ready for It pains me to recall more travel a lot, so ..." Me: (thinking hard) "Do never warm, were now sev- mercial hub that it is today. And, during important to her — and she carried it on that one. Here I was, deep in than this about the interview; She: "Have you received tonsils and adenoids count?" erely strained.) that time, she provided great assistance to with distinction. my thirties, and 1 hadn't do- which normally lasts only a blood, plasma, serum, or tat- She: "No." I've given blood several, Eatontown's municipal officials, regard- Eatontown and its residents have lost nated one drop of the vital couple of minutes. I have an toos in the last six months?" Me: "Let's see, what about times since then, and I think Me: (faking heartiness) serious injuries? There was everyone ought to do it. but, less of political affiliation. a fine civic servant in Mrs. Demarest. She fluid to my fellow man. So I uneasy feeling that I may even have gone into the state "Tatoos! My wife would kill the time I was clubbed by the newcomers, brace yourselves Mrs. Demarest, at one time, was a did what I always do when will be missed by the many people who embarrassed: I overtalk. of our guinea pigs and gerbils. me!" (Nothing was going to Paris police and another time for the pre-donation quiz. I member of the Board of Education and came to admire her and the outstanding "Uh .. .no, no 1 haven't, but (A cat had just assassinated fluster this angel of mercy. my nose was broken in front don't mind losing blood, but I served as the municipality's welfare direc- job she did for her borough. I've been meaning to for a one of the latter.) She moved on methodically.) of a Montpamasse nightclub can't stand losing face. The Dally Register, Hied Bank-MlddJetovm, N J. Friday; January 19,1»J 7

•TELEVISION • BOOKS •MOVIES •THEATER • DINING •COMMENT • HOBBIES • MUSIC Members of Fourth Estate Unlike TV Heroes This column is dedicated to particularly at the "major. framed by the father of a checks, wear nothing but de- My all-time favorite, how- any of you readers who may New Jersey daily" where I gang member who eventually signer originals and, like Miss ever, "The Front Page," never have had the luck to be toil. dies. Richards, NEVER wear the comes from the stage. Ac- a reporter. For further character com- The reporter also gets his same one twice. tually it was a movie too at There is nothing entertain- plication, Tim O'Connor, an- paper to issue a f5,O0O reward Ruling Romaace one time. Then it starred Ro- ing, of course, about being a other reporter who got his for information on the in- Then there are the movies. salind Russell as the breezy reporter. But what could be start on "Peyton Place,'' is cident, exposes a corrupt busi- Recent vintage has tended to super-scoop of a reporter and more entertaining than the nessman, saves the Samari- ignore us, mercifully, but The Gary Grant as her managing way television, movies and tan, tells the cops how to Late Show hasn't. The 193O's editor. I liked that right away the stage depict the journal- solve the crime, tells off the and '40's era in films seemed because the handsome, suave; ism profession? district attorney and drives to be especially enamoured dashing Mr; Grant was the off into the sunset with the Now, take for instance, a with the lot of reporters. epitome of all the managing beautiful, young black girl recent repeat of a television By And what a lot it was! editors I've ever had. That is, whom he meets in the course movie that starred Christ- BETTE Patricia Neal as the young, with the exception .of one who of his story. opher Connelly as a cub re- SPERO glamourous gab writer, drew was more like Rin Tin Tin. porter for "a major, Califor* This, of course, happens as her first assignment the But on stage the super- nia daily." First of all, having* daily at The Register. We lose covering of a young, handsome, scoop reporter, for reasons been told by photographers a lot of reporters driving off single congressman who-look- never explained, is a man. thai I have a good eye for art, into the New Shrewsbury sun- ed remarkably like Van John- With the exception of that set. I must say they certainly uiiiiuuiiniiiiiiuiiiiiioimiiiiim iwmu son. Naturally, before the slight departure from reality, didn't make staffers like But the small screen has not movie ended, the congress- the rest of the play runs true Christopher Connelly when I the strong-willed but kind- limited its "Journalistic" en- man fell in love with, the re- to form. was a cub reporter. hearted city editor who also deavors to occasional movies. porter and married her. , The reporters love their Rai Dramatic Course happened to once win a Pulit- It delves deeply Into the heart It was a heartwarming, nos- work. They never complain. zer Prize for a book he wrote. of television journalism every talgic sojourn for the rest of And like county courthouse Mr. Connelly, of course, That too happens quite fre- week via The Mary Tyler came to his reporter role af- us female scribes who warmly reporters the nation over, quently in the business — city Moore Show which gives us a remember our initial general they begin and end their sto- ter scoring dramatic strides editors winning prizes for glance at a young, brilliant, in such television productions assignment days of covering ries with poetry, never use their literary contributions to funny, devastating fantasti- The White House and turning profanity and hide fugitives in as "Peyton Place." With such posterity. cally attractive woman who is a strong, central core, the down proposals from Robert their desks in order to beat Then there is Richard Kiley the producer of a television television movie then pro- Redford, George C. Scott and the competition on a late who played the strong-willed news program. ceeded" to tell the journalism Albert Einstein. breaking story. but kind-hearted good Samari- The show doesn't say for story through, first, the Cagaey as Alcoholic But the piece dc resistance, tan who becomes framed by sure but we assume that Miss strong-willed but kind-hearted Then there was the movie the standard that dedicated the strong-willed and not kind- Moore, or Miss Richards as publisher (Dean J agger) who, starring James Cagney as a reporters the world over have hearted vfllian (John Marley). she is known on the show, also reporter who became an alco- followed since time immemo- incidentally, asks the cub re- won a Pulitzer for inter- porter how HE thinks a story Generally the plot revolves holic, Now that, alas, was a rial came from Hlldy who around Mr. Connelly writing national reporting when she one thing in common with Mr. But what 1 like best about cially girl reporters, would should be written. never stoop to wearing clothes bit far fetched for who ever abandoned his marital bed on several stories about a good was the Paris Bureau Chief, Connelly. When I was a radio her-show is the true-to-life his wedding night to cover wardrobe. Everyone knows of off the rack. We all, thanks to heard of a reporter who That, naturally, happens ev- Samaritan who saves an aging at age 16, for The New York reporter (in the days before drank, The Big Story. —— ery .day of the .week at news- homosexual from a small Times. television), producers surely course but it's nice to let them the farsightedness of the pub- papers, throughout the land, gang fight and then becomes Miss Moore shares at least did not look like Miss Moore see that career girls, espe- lishers who sign our pay- Ry Cooder7 s 'Bottleneck' Reaches Fans By MARY CAMPBELL One important critic calls it "Maria Elena," "Rally 'Round the Rolling Stones and Nicky poor slob trying to play the AP Newsfeatures Writer "radiant blues." the Flag" from the Civil War Hopkins while waiting for a bottleneck. Susie, my wife, said Notice and good reviews—not His latest LP, "Boomer's and "Comin' in on a .Wing and a Stones recording session to she thought it was 'Jamming! fame yet—are coming to Ry Story," has a couple of folk Prayer" from Wprld War II. -. begin. However, the jam waswith Edward.1 " STONES "To me that's a tribute to Cooder for his bottleneck guitar songs, with composer marked recorded and some appears on A single, "Money Honey,"'| "' Rte. 35'- Middletown One mile north of Red Bank World War II, It is a period ' / <: •• /• •'• .741-8344 playing and country blues style! "traditional," some blues, "Jamming with Edward" and was released from the second piece, obsolete, what the guy is iiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiuBiiniiiwuiuHtnii on ';Let it Bleed." Somealbum. But it was a rock song saying in there. It's a modest magazine articles at the time and Cooder is glad it didn't kind of a war song, not too were indignant that Cooder become popular and mislead ENTERTAINMENT • militant. • 'Rally 'Round the hadn't been given more credit people that he's a rock per- *Hfc Flag' I think is a beautiful song. on the album cover. He isn't former. "I figure from now on I think it oughtto be the national BACHERTS HOFBRAUHAUS THE BACK DOOR indignant or making very much when they get around to f anthem. It's patriotic in a 301 Ocean Ave., Atlantic Highlands of the incident in any. direction. releasing a single it's going to EVERY FRI. AND SAT. EVENING positive way instead of bombs "A check came in the mail on be the right one. I'll be able to Tel. 291-0224 bursting in air. a bank in Amsterdam. It was so feel more easy about it. "I like songs about this much money I couldn't believe "Your path is clear if you have SHEA'S INN country and songs that are it. It was nice. I don't enjoy jam a hit record.Everybody makes CLOSED OLD BRIDGE RD. ENGL1SHTOWN telling' about the country. sessions, though. If you're money and more money. But for I 446-6272 V - They're meaningful today Ry Cooder in a situation with some ex- I'm patient. People eat them- ; That's how I look at it. I was I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMiiiii traordinarily good and selves up with cmbition.I'd rath interested for a long time in I've broken.I dropped one when seasoned players and you're er make records in exactly the VACATION Depression • music, migratory 1 was nervous once. It's a actually playing something, it is way I want "without regard to will Re-open workers songs. It was a fan- horrible feeling; you're in- all right. That hardly ever exactly pinpointing the tastic era in music that sort of Fri.Jan.26 MANDALAY INN capacitated. I'm not so happens. Most people just get marketability of them. I" and Center Ave's got passed by in the folk revival. organized that I've got a bunch together and crank it up and Atlantic Highlands "My parents knew a lot ofof them. Cutting them takes play loud and hard and it radicals and had Woody Phone 291-3330 hours.,. . • •. •. , doesn't amount to very much. Guthrie's records. The first "Somebody I know makes "I didn't recognize myself [• Fine Food arid Drink in Ihe Mmos'prWe of tiling I can remember was that dustbowl stuff that he did. Myvinegar. I looked at the bottle when I first heard that on the Atlantic Higklancls Famous Steamboat Days. father played a little bit of four- one day and it looked like it radio. I thought it was some might make a good neck. I keep . MAIN OfNINO ROOM WILL SC CLMCO Fo« string. I used to copy what he it in a sock rolled up in my ^ THE MONTH Of FE6RUARY . <^> did. I would play along with ,You truly haven't tasted SEA pocket so it won't break. I went THEsPORTSMtNS' OAR IN TH€ HOi.0 WILL records. I just kept doing it FOOD at its very best unti •COPCN PltttM l|->»-6=0OUSC frgrtft TflA when I was growing up in West on a trip with Arlo Guthrie once 'ou have eaten a BROILED Los Angeles. and it chipped. It played better Jea Food Platter at DORIS 'N after it broke. A piece came out ED'S. Our Secret? Sure we'l tell you. We are the Chefs. "I learned bottleneck playing so I could bend my little finger from records. The men who Does that make the differ- better." made them are very old or dead ence? You bet if does! Cooder was a studio musician now. They didn't give it to LOBSTER LOVERS anybody; nobody wanted it. from the ages of 18 to 23. He now LUNCHEON - COCKTAILS - DINNER is 25 and has made three albums TRY US!" Black people thought it was too 7 DAYS - FROM 12 NOON DAILY much like plantation stuff. of his own on Reprise, "Ry Cooder," "In the Purple "Come and. • "I would like anybody I would Valley" and "Boomer's Story." gel 'em alive" hear of the blues men. People "Being a studio musician is started reissuing those old NO! LOBSTERMAN an easy way to make money in records and then you could pick Los Angeles but you find out and choose. Sleepy John Estes that people are all playing the has always been my favorite. I WE CAN'T TOP IT - same kind of music. Everything brought him out from Ten- nessee. He is on my new record technically is on a high level. and so are two songs he wrote. Everybody is proficient and facile and thr t is about where it Pick Your Own lobsij, Out I'm real interested in trying to O< Our Lobllflr TanW SO WEIL MATCH IT bring him into whatever stage is. I never did anything I thought was iood. My hands got American and Friday at 9 performances I do so that DORIS'N'EDS weak and I gc. t bored. I realized Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., JAN. 22,23,24,25 Continental Cuisine people can see him in some SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Saturday at 9:30 context other than the old man this has go. to stop so I quit MOUSE OF GOURMET SEAFOOD ' doing it." 36 Shore D'. Highlands 877 1565 We'll give you the same dance to those revival scene, as a beat-up old OPEN DAILY It 4:30 P.M. blues singer, which he is not. About five years ago in unforgetabletur Sleepy John is a great figure. London Cooder jammed with I t's obscure for most kids to see STEAK $ luncheon at 12 of yester-year an old man, but they dig him mm 2.25 as played by when they hear him." WINE BARREL SPECIALS Bottleneck guitar playing is & TAILS justwhat it sounds like, fretting IMS. Thru SAT. the strings of a guitar with a for only... no minimum broken bottleneck. It has been PRIME RIBS includes all the salad, no cover charge used mainly by Southern black rolls & butter you care for ftmday thru Friday • blues singers. 095 "Bottleneck is my favorite," ••' S to 6pm Nightly At the Bridge, Bingharn Ave., Rumson, N.J. • Cooder says, "because FRIDAY musically it is very abstract A la Carte 842-2200 Maurice Caruso and evocative. It's expressive STUFFED FLOUNDER Sanday thro Thursday «. at the piano like singing. It's a flexible style; SAUERBRATEN till 10:45 • you can conjure up all kinds of Friday till 11:45 different feelings with it. SHRIMP SCAMPI AMPLE FREE PAMMfrs' 3" Saturday till 12:45 "I use a glass vinegar bottle. • SERVING 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. • 'PLUS ' ••••••• 'A magnificent view It has got to be straight. If it's • luncheon Served 11:30 to 3 P.M. Mondoy Thru Friday curved it won't hit all the of the Navesink River, in <>ne of the strings. It has to be heavy Banquet Facilities lor Weddings and Social Affairs From 25 to 500 People enough. The weight is im- L most outstanding Nautical Restau- Inn&Motel portant because the heavier it is American hpnss • Motto Charqt rants in Monmouth County. ROUTE 35-KEDUNK 3 the more it makes the string • Ktjular Mtnu Availobh ...,. 747-2SOQ ™ vibrate. Some old men use soup bones, which is a very nice soft sound. "I've had this one several WILLOWBROOK INN years.I had some other ones 740MVURD. 741-2099 FAIR HAVEN 8 The Dally Register, Red BanJt-Middletown, N.J. Friday, January II, 117} Television Today New York Chj.nnel*-2.4,5,7,9,11,13 *

DAYTIME MOVIES 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY »:0O O "Woman of Straw" "Trial of the Partridge One." Laurie, On trial be-. IJM 0 "Private Life of Henry VIM" fore a student court for cheating, remain! silent, hoping Uit real culprit will come forwa/d. O "Firtt Comei Courigt WALL STREET WEEK ID "Gangitor Story" 9.-00 S_ THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE 3:30 Q "Pillari of tte Sly" "The Man Wno Knew Too Much" I1B&6) starring 4:30 James Stewart, Dons Day. An American family O "The Road To Bali" is sightseeing in Marragesh when suddenly « B "Kings Go Forth" Vrtachman Is murdered before tnelr eyes. EVENING O CIRCLE OF FEAR . • Tfearth, Air, fire and Water." Ancient mysterious csM O CIO NEWS Jars discovered in a warehouse yitjd 'in aoitomwl e THE FUNTSFONES influence over six young artists wpo live tjur*. "Mmt Beautiful B*by" 0 ROOM 222 O THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES "Man. If You're 8o Smart" A dellqu.nl youUi get» "Hie Cl«mpetti Go Hollywood" one final chance at straightening-put his life but ID GILUGAN'S ISLAND he mini it when h« brines a irun to echoot. B MILLION DOLLAR MOVlE "Allergy Time" "Deadlier Than the M«Ie" ItMT) «UfriM Richard IB HODGEPODGE LODGE Johnson, Eike Bommers. A dashing min flnu Wra- «:30 0 I LOVE LUCY salf facing a master criminal.who Dei e«nt two "Club Election" wickedly lovely girls on missions of murder. O HAVE SUN, WILL TRAVEL IB INAUGURAL CONCERT . "The Trill" MO 0 THE ODD COUPLLE ID BEAT THE CLOCK 1> "The Ides of April." Thanks to Felix, Oscar" fin4* •B THIRTY MINUTES WITH himself in trouble with the Internal Revenue 7:00 O CIS NEWS WITH WALTER CRONKITi O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS ' 10:00 BOBBY DARIN SHOW 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW Qus: Cyan Cannon, Burl Ivea "Barney and the Cave Rescue'* ID NEWS O NEWS (C) S LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE - 0 IT TAKES A THIEF "l/ive and the Missing Mister;" "Leva mid ttie Old Lover;" "Lave and the Twangsr Tutor," "Oet Me To The Revolution on Time" MtOO ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE BO NEWS •My Maater, Tht Cre«t C*nj«o" B ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS NEEDS CLASSES — "Clarence, the Cross-Eyed (B WORLD PRESS < •Total Loss" 7:30 O YOUNG DR. KILDARE O KNICKS BASKETBALL Lion," a charming and adventurous film by /WGM O THRILLSEEKERS Knlcks vs. LOf Angeles. for younger audiences, is being shown tomorrow The thrlllieeklni event! featured tonight will In- ID PERRY MASON clude motorcycle atunt riding, klto lidlnf, airplane "The Ca«e of the Sulky Girl" and Sunday at matinees only in several area the- acrobatics and s young girl riding wild animal*. 11:30 ID REAUDADES aters. m THAT GIRL ' 0 NEWS "I Am Curious Lemon" Q THE TONIGHT SHOW O LET'S MAKE A DEAL 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE ID THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER "Two Mrs. Cftrrolls" (1947) starring Humphrey Myopic Lion Captivates "The Llttlnt Kidnapper" Bogart, Barbara Stanwyck. A man's wife aua- pldouily. A charming and off-beat life of giant gorillas in the ID THE 61ST STATE O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT 8:00 O MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE "In Concert." GueaU'. The Grand Funk Railroad, -comedy about jungle life is area. When they hear of a A beautiful IMF agent becomes the key In determ. Freddie King, Blackgraaa. Inlng whether or not an enemy agent 1* telling 12:00 "Clarence, the Cross-Eyed band of hunters in the neigh- the truth when he clalmi he'l defecting to Uie O THE CBS LATE MOVIE Lion," one of the MGM clas- borhood planning to kill or "The' Devil's Eight" (1069) starring Christopher Q SANFORD AND SON George. Ralph Meeker. sic films about animal life capture the gorillas, they set "Lament Goes African." Fred thinks lament's fas- cination with Africa Is ludicrous, until he meet* 12:30 tTJ THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW that is included in this year's out to prevent them from dis- Olalya. 12:50 ID NIGHT FINAL Children's Matinee Series. turbing the animal life. B HOGAN'S HEROES 1:00 CD GOOD NEWS "The Tower" O NEWS Produced by Ivan Tors, one Instead the hunters capture Q THE BRADY BUNCH O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE of the outstanding authorities Thompson and Miss Drake "Greg Gets Grounded." Grcf has a near accident "So Big" (10!)3) starring Jane Wyman, Sterling and they are only set free by on the freeway and loses (he use of the family 1:15 Hayden. on animals, both in the wild O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW and in captivity, "Clarence, government troops. The lead- Q BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS "The Bramble Bush" (1060) starring Richard Bur- "Man of Mystery" 1:30 ton, Barbara Rush. the Cross-Eyed Lion" is set in er of the band of hunters es- Q MOVIE AT EIGHT 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I DISNEY ANNIVERSARY SHOW — Highlights from nearly 70 Disney capes, and it remains for "Dead of Night" (10(6) starring Michael Red- "Yellow Tomahawk" (1954) starring Rory Calhoun, Africa where naturalist Mar- grave. Sally Ann Howes. A group of people experi- films wlJLreca'pture 50 years of family entertainment inspired by the late Clarence to capture him in Noah Berry, Jr. shall Thompson has set up a ence dreams which seem to repeat themselves in 2:00 Q THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW .Walt Disney as the Disney Studios celebrates its golden anniversary in _the_mosLoriginaj fashion^ reality, 0 THE LATE SHOW .. Center for Animal-Behavior. — -IB WASHINGTON-WEEK-JN-REVIEW "50 Happy Years," to be colorcast on "The Wonderful World of Disney" "A Tiger By The Tail" (10OS) starring "Christopher Clarence is captured after The leonine hero of "Clar- 8:30 Q THE LITTLE PEOPLE 2:30 Sunday night at 7:30 on the NBC television Network. (Clockwise from top 'Malpractice Makes Perfect." A malpractice suit George; TIppT Hedren. Thompson hears of a lion who . ence, the Cross-Eyed Lion," and a wedding cnate more than the usual amount 2:45 O NEWS AND WEATHER right are scenes from Disney productions): "Robin Hood," a soon-to-be- invades a nearby farm but was one of the pampered of frustation for Dr. Jamison. 3:00 O EVENING PRAYER released feature film; "The Shaggy Dog"; "Bambi"; "The Vanishing 3:09 does not do any damage. guests at Ivan Tors' "Africa, Q THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW O SERMONETTE 0 NEWS Prairie"; "Cinderella"; "Davy Crockett," featuring Fess Parker; and Thompson discovers that the USA," animal compound at i mi iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiinin mini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiniiiii "Mary Poppins," with Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke. In the center, lion has crossed eyes, a hot the time the MGM movie was the late Walt Disney is' surrounded with awards representing the more unfamiliar phenomenon filmed. Tors recalled that than 1,100 that Disney has received. among the big cats. when he discovered Clarence Thompson soon joins forces had crossed eyes, as he ma- with Betsy Drake, an anth- tured, he debated having cor- ropologist who is studying the rective surgery. 50 Golden Disney Years HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The usual Disney care, even his product in theaters. voice of Walt Disney will be though the company realizes "We've had a good year," heard again on television this little or no profit from it. Walt Miller remarked. "The show Sunday as his creative heirs entered TV as a means of fi- has the fourth highest rating OLDE present a salute to the amaz- nancing the building of Dis- of any NBC series, and it has ing half-century of the house neyland and he saw the me- been in the top 20 shows in 10 that Walt built. dium as a means of promoting out of 12 ratings. KIONHOUS: The weekly edition of "the the best in service Wonderful World of Disney" on NBC is presenting "50 the finest in dining' Happy Years" as part of the Saturday & Sunday anniversary celebration that will continue through the APPEARING BRUNCH year. Friday and Saturday The birth date of the enter- WITH A VIEW FROM prise is calculated from the OUR HARBOR VIEW ROOM time Walt and his brother, SERVED Roy, opened their cartoon- "TEDDY CRIS 12:00 to 3:00 making business in a Holly- wood garage. That was in Oc- and the CRISTONES" Luncheon & Dinner tober 1923. "the Finest jn Country & Western Music" "We'll go back to Walt's Served Daily earliest cartoons — "Alice in Cartoonland,' "said Ron Mill- TUESDAY 12:00 noon er, producer of the television FASHION SHOW show. "The story will carry CENTRE HOTEL by Flora'!, Rad Bank. Modal* from Barblion though the first cartoon with School ol Modeling, Red Bank. sound, 'Steamboat Willie,1 and Carr Ave. Keansburg cover everything — the True FRIDAY & SATURDAY Life Adventures, the live-ac- DANCING tion movies, Disneyland, etc: The Dynamic Three "Walt always tried to get pathos into his pictures, and we'll show three sequences COCKTAIL LOUNGE • MOTEL Banquets • Weddings • Parties LIZA MINNELLI will be honored as "Entertainer of the Year" by the that illustrate that: the scene RESTAURANT American Guild of Variety Artists In a special broadcast originating at in 'Old Yeller' where Tommy Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Tuesday, at 9:30 p.m. on the CBS Tele- 344 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT, N.J. Wharf Ave.s Rod Bank Kirk has to shoot his dog, plus vision Network. Ed Sullivan will be host of 'The Entertainer of the Year scenes from "Those Cal- MUSIC EVERY Call 842-7575 Awards" broadcast, whose stars will include Carroll O'Connor, Carol loways1 and 'Dumbo.' Burnett, Neil Diamond, Vikki Carr, Lorna Luft, Jimmy Dean, Sonny, and TUES., WED., FRI., SAT. Cher, Duke Ellington and Tanya the elephant. Joel Grey appears in a pro- "As much as possible, duction number. Walt's voice will give the nar- ration; it will be taken from "SMILE" television shows he did. But Concert Set At Library we'll also show what we have STARTING NEXT WEEK done since he has been gone." Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat where have you been. SHREWSBURY - "Big ruty College, will be held Sun- OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. Naturally to the... Bands, Small Combos." fourth day at the Eastern Branch Li- All this in the 4fi minutes • in the series of jazz concert- brary, here. alloted to an hour television Windjammer Ski Club Meeting workshops being sponsored by The free program, from II to show? "Yes," said Miller. Every Thursday at 8:30 P.M. the Monmouth County Li- 5 p.m., will illustrate the role "Surprisingly, it wasn't too brary and Brookdale Commu- of big and small groups in the hard to fit it all in. I had a lot development of jazz. No tick- of help from the boys in the ets are necessary. publicity department, who The musicians will be led by made the initial selections." Monmouth Al Maene,o assistant professor of modern music at Burling- Miller, a former profes- ton Community College. sional football player who SHERMAN'S Players Set married Walt's daughter, 336 BRANCHPORT AVE. LONG BRANCH Art Vincent, host of Ihe WRLB radio show "Art Vin- Diana, is in charge of all film (AT ATLANTIC) ^Menagerie' cent-The Art of Jazz." will production. He oversees 229-3030 the television show with the NAVESINK - The Mon- be master of ceremonies. SALE • STEAKS • PRIME RIBS • SEA FOOD mouth Players will present Tennessee Williams play (aoi) rar-sooo "The Glass Menagerie" three weekends at the Navesink Li- SAVE 20% brary, Monmouth Ave. ENTERTAINMENT Performances are H:3I) p.m. DINNER -THEATRE '••^T^if* CUSTOM MADE BEDSPREADS NIGHTLY Feb. 23-24, March 2-3. and 9- ROUTE 35 MORGAN, N. J. (Except runs, i Wed.) 10. The shows scheduled for DESIGNER FABRICS Feb. 24 and March 10 have ON STAGE already been sold out. TOP NITE CLUB Interested persons may con- BROADWAY MUSICALS TUES., WED., THURS., ENTERTAINMENT WAVERLY- SCHUMACHER YOU'LL PURR tact Billy Fansler, (J9 Maida FRI, SUN. LIKE A KITTEN Ten, Red Bank, for ticket in- EVERY SAT. NITE NETTLE CREEK - ELITE CUSTOM formation. "LAST OF THE COMING JAN. 20 WHEN YOU EAT Cast members include Eve- RED HIT LOVERS" AT THE lyn Franzoni, Holmdel, as the JAN. 30 SWEET CHAHITY "SOUPY SALES" DESIGNER INDUSTRIES mother, Amanda; Bill Colli- CATS MEOW' gan, Fair Haven, as her son; PAL JOEY'S COMING JAN. 27 Betty Kay, Long Branch, as SUPPER CLUB GUY MARK and -SALE ENDS JAN. 27.1973- the daughter, and Kevin Doo- East on Monmoulti WED. Through SUN. lan, Keyport, as the gentle- the "LANE TRIO" JANUARY JONES ParkH'wy(H'wy36) man caller. Left al first light Children's Theatre COMING FEB. 3 Henry Franzoni, Holmdel, is past Moimioulti Park JAN. 20 and 21 20 BROAD ST. rillhhnitco onlranro director, assisted by Bill Ha- THE POWDER gen, Hazlet. Set designer is RED BANK Lonia Efthyvoulou, Red Bank. TREASURE ISLAND" PUFF REVUE 741-2646 \> «ar mamas, ttpfo? her oMer sisters cams and lie Dafly Register, Friday, January U.1I7S 9 , PLACES AND THINGS _) THE BIG PREVIEW -King Km Versus Ood»uia" (MM) starring PATCHWORK FAMILY Michael Kcfth. Janes Yagl. King Kong meets hla COMMUNITY AT LARGE mightiest contender In Codxilla. I UNCER WONDERAMA aarsisAME STREET s *30 8 NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 8 H.R,R(FNSTUF _ THIEF » FAITH FOR TODAY ."Glass Riddla" Bi COME ALONG O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION' ORAL ROBERTS MS _ THE NFL TODAY WONDERFUL WORLD OF MOTHER IUZZ sS HOW 00 YOUR CHILDREN GROW? CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7*0 SEVEN O'CLOCK NEWS 108 O SAWIKA. THE TESNASE WTCH ItJO OS NEWS DAY OF DISCOVERY ~ NIC NIGHTLY NEWS WILD KINGDOM ROMAN HOLIDAYS • -. 1 MS MARYKNOLL WORLD FAMILY CLASSICS JACKSON 5 RoiuN ; OPPORTUNITY UNE S a FATHER KNOWS BEST CONNECTICUT RETORT ,.esU: cauilhrtck, tMVngGlsis. s TV SUNDAY SCHOOL "Bud Has a Problem" AWENDA INStfS » EYE TO EYE THE ANSWER -Drtams Tint Money Can Buy." A look at fraptde MISTEROEEW NEIGHBORHOOD DAVEV AND SOIIATH 7:30 a ZOOM 100 artist Corlla Kent MASILU AND FRIENDS B THE NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW B UtO ' The Preston* concoct soma outlandish schemes to TO TEU THE TRUTH V:I5 TV HEBREW SCHOOL outwit the mob In which their neighbor hat got- EYEWITNESS EXCLUSIVE »:3 epidemic. a THE FUNTSTONES care of Hawkeye and Trapper. *M « AIL IN THE FAMILY O BULLWINKLE 8 THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW IB SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE O INAUGURATION HISHUGHTS a REX HUMBARD 8 THE F.B.I. "Monjter From Uw oeesn Sloor" tl»M) atsirinc S AMERICAN ADVENTURE O EAST SIDE KIDS Inspector Brsklne trails a paranoid young man Stuart W«4B, Anna Klmbati. An American vaxt- who seeks revenge of mining officials for his 8 HERE WE 60 ASXlN "Spooks Run Wild" (1M1) starring tm Oorcey. father's crippling Injury. tuning ne»r a Mtaican viiiagj hears ttrann "After The Wedding Bells." Newlywsds RlOuM Huntt Hall. A master thrill.maher meets the Esst ?IM " •"* Inw>"ter rising from Uw owana and Sussn Evans find Uielr connubial bliss Inter- a WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS side Kids with hair-raUing results. a FOCUS: NEW JERSEY rupted by their f6rm«r spouses. 11:30 B FACE THE NATION ufwAUYS WORKSHOP O RANGERS HOCKEY •B TO BE ANNOUNCED B DIRECT LINE 1:30 a MANNIX - IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY nsngera vs. Vancouver. S MAKE A WISH 1:10 B BRIDGET LOVES IERNIE Peggy agrees to be arrested on false charges to 10:30 O PRESIDENTIAL INAU6URATI0N help police break up a narcotics rlnr- (Regular Frojrammliur Will Be jTe-Emptail) Bornlo lurprlses Bridget with * belated cngate- AFTERNOON 8 NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY-MOVIE B THE IRADY KIDS ment ring, but her mood goes from ecstasy to mlstry •when she loses It tlw very nwtt flay. 11:00 B NEWSMAKERS "Cotumbo: Requiem for a Falling Star.'' A fading CD UNTAMED WORLD actress and a Hollywood gossip columnist'! hatred 1 O NBC SATURDAY NISHT MOVIE D NATIONAL HOCKEY GAME OF THE WEEK IB MISTEROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD •"Hw Apartment" (1WO) atarruig Jack lemnrtn, for each other culminates In murder. I1.-00 0 SOUL TRAIN . Shirley MacLalne. An ambitious IBM operator or- Minnesota North Stars vs. Detroit Bad Wings. a STRAIGHT TALK O EASTSIDE COMEDY a THE PUERTO RICAN NEW YORKER 8 PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION ftfs his bachelor apartment to key axecutlves Uien •That Gang Or Mine" (1040) starring Leo Oor- (Regular Programming Will Be Preempted) discover* hit boss is entertaining ths object of his 9.-00 a SPECIAL admiration there, , < cey. Bobby Jordan. outdoorsman Tommy Tompklns and singer-com- B PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAMMING O SCI-FI MOVIE IB CREATURE FEATURE poser John Denver explore the Rockies in search "Killers From Spate" (JOtJ) starring PeUr Graves, "From Kelt It Csrnn" (1057) starring Tod Andrews, m HOUR OF POWER of the bighorn sheep. Barbara Bestsr. A nuclear aclenUat la captured Tlaa Carver. ' : ID MOVIE At NOON 8 ABC SUNDAY NISHT MOVIE py alien span monsters who plan to contuer U» 1 "Hew the West Was Won" (Pt. I) (1962) star, world. O A TOUCH OF GRACE "Abbott and Costello Meet Uie Invisible Man " Grace brings home a new man fn her lite, a local (1051) starring Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. As pri- ring Lee J. Cohh, Henry Fonda. The dynamlo (S SESAME STREET gravedlKger, and gives him a suit and gold watch vate detectives, the zany duo try to prove their story of America's Westward expansion. (Part n 11:30 Q ROLLER DERBY that once belonged to her Ute husband. . new client Innocent of a murder charge. win be seen Monday, January 22.) ID HEE HAW 12:25 B MIDDAY REPORT a BLACK PRIDE WILLIAM JON WATKINS AFTERNOON Guests: L«rtUs Lynn, conway Twitty, Johnny 12:30 S PUBLIC HEARING a MASTERPIECE THEATER "Tom Brown's Schooldays." Ton arrives at Rugby rj:0O a CREATURE FEATURE Bench. B EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE OB FILM ODYSSEY and meets the new headmaster, "World without End" (1856) Warring Hugh Mar. -The Blue Angel" stsmng Marlefis Dietrich, Emll tm B PICTURE FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON f:30 8 DICK VAN DYKE AND THE OTHER WOMAN •owe, Nancy Gates. Four aclentUta drain* Man 13 FIVE STAR MOVIE Book by Brookdale in 1057 land on a planet whoae atmosphere I* Dick Van Dyke snd Mary Tyler Moore perform In »:W OWTHrMARY TYLER MOORE SHOW •sabre Jet" (1953) starring Robert Stack, Coleen an hour of song, dance and comedy. livable. Gray. A featur«-wrlt«r arrives at an air base In B NEW YORK REPORT IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY Ted Baxter's romance with Georgette, a blonde Japan to write a human interest story about the he met at Mary's party, seems to be getting lives of the men flying Jeta In combat over Korea. a TO BE ANNOUNCED 12:30 a CANDID CAMERA serious. • . ' a RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE Professor Released 10:00 a MYSTERY MOVIE B DIRECTIONS This special one-time-only version of the daytime ••Man At the Carllon Tower" starring Maxlne Aw>- s9 THE JULIE ANDREWS HOUR 8) ACTION THEATRE LINCROFT - "... but tions we face: Are scientists Guests: Bdye Gonhe, Jim Nsbors drama features climactic scenes of the most dra- Iey, Lee Montague. The chief suipect in a jewel "Sword In the Desert" (1049) starring Dana matic plot development since the series began. you could liberate the whole responsible for the use to robbery and murder vanlfthea, with a ileuth «nd 9:30 B THE BOB NEWHART SHOW Andrews, Msrta Toren. A sea captain smuggling hla ex-partner In crime hot on Ms trail. Stplly's Midas touch,turns to dluster when Dob refugees to the Palestine coast la forced by a a a NEWS nation. You could give the which their discoveries are IS SESAME STREET refuses to wear the geld watch given for his blrlli- British patrol boat to Join Uie Israeli under-ground dny arter learning how cxpeniiva It Is. fighters. a GARNER TED ARMSTRONG whole country back to the put? Is it just the losing or 1:00 a ACTION THEATRE ID I DREAM OF JEANNlE 1:30 B ISSUES AND ANSWERS a FIRING LINE "Hawk of the Caribbean" (10>l) aUiring Johnny "My Master. The Author" "The Catholic Crisis" people." winning that differentiates the Deimond. Yvonne Molfcur. A young slsv* leads an ID SUN. AFTERNOON DOUBLE FEATURE 10:30 8 THE PROTECTORS hero from the war criminal? attack agalnat the Spanish fortreaa on Ik Caribbean 1040 0 THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW "Day of the Outlaw" (1939) starring Robert Ryan, "Balance of Terror." The Protectora are called in "When the people want the Island. t3 (D NEWS Burl Ivei. What risks must the deter- "How Green Was My Valley" (1911) starring by Russia to save London from the horrors of country back, they'll take it, 1:30 a EASTSIDE COMEDY a1 THREE REMARKABLE WOMEN grerm warfare. mined-to-be free run on the "EaiUlde Klaa" (18«O) starring Leo Oorcey, HunU 8 Walter Pldgeon. Maureen O'Hara. and then it'll be worth some- JacJa k Paar vlilta musical star Mary Martin In 2:00 B NBA BASKETBALL a NEW JERSEY ILLUSTRATED route to Amorphous? a SATURDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE BrsiilB , Jane Coodsll the British expert In animal Golden fitate Warriors vs. Milwaukee Bucks. 8 SPORTS EXTRA thing to them." Light looked "Fiiry at Furnace Creek" (10*8) starring Victor In Africa and Mrs. Ethel Kennedy In Virginia. 2:30 O THE DEAN MARTIN TUCSON OPEN a THIS IS YOUR LIFE at Welsh for a long time. "Be- "The God Machine" is other Mature, Co!een Gray. Q) AN AMERICAN FAMILY 3:0O Q METROMEDIA MOVIE Gueat: Carol Channlng. things, too. A fast-moving sto- IB THE ELECTRIC COMPANY sides, your friend Decorum 10:10 rat ifiMA visits her son Lance In New fork CMy. "Souls at Sea" (1937) starring Gary Cooper, a WITH MAYOR LINDSAY 3.-0O ffi ZOOM 0 BLACK NEWS George Raft. A seaman la faced with a tragiu de- 11:00 a o NEWS was one of the people." ry, mostly. cision In a crowded llfeboaL 2:30 a TOUGH GUYS MOVIE O THE MANCINI GENERATION a THE GABE PRESSMAN REPORT "Yeah, but they're not all "ECODEATH," the book, "This, Oun For Hire" (1012) starring Vtronlca Quests: Qulncy Jones, Shftrl Lewis. G MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 8 NEWS Mr. Watkins co-authored with Lake, Alan Ladd. - ID EQUAL TIME "Cornered" (1645) starring Dick Powell, Walter a NEWARK AND REALITY like that." ID THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 11:00 BOO NEWS 8lezak. A Canadian airman pursues ft Nazi war fellow Brookdale faculty criminal half-way around the world to Buenos a THE EDSAR WALLACE MYSTERY HOUR Light smiled sadly. "No- 3K» O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 8 THE AMAZIN5 KRESKIN Aires to avenge the deatha of his Wife and child. "Death Trap." A girl learns her deceased sister member Eugene Snyder and '.'Between Midnight and Dawn" (1950) starring Ed- O BORIS KARlOFF PRESENTS 3:30 B THE NFL TODAY withdrew some money from the bank before her body starts out to be liko that. mond O'Brien, Mark Stcvena. Two tough cops ride "The Ulhal udl««" death, but It seems to have disappeared. Doubleday published last a patrol car In Uie dangerous houra between mid* ID THE THREE STOOGES SPECIAL "The 19T2 All-Pros" fB SOUL! But power really does cor- year, convinced at least one night and dawn In a crime-beleaguered city, 11:39 a 61 THE INAUGURAL BALL 4M B AFCNFC PRO BOWL GAME •In A New Day." auesU: The spUuien, Jimmy rupt. And power's not credible ffl MOVIE AT THREE * Commentator: Frank Glleber. Castor Bunch. sci fi scoffer that the genre Balls held at various locations will be covered. 11:30 unless you use it. But once "Hoodlum Empire" (1051) starring Brian Donlevy, Q THE 11:30 MOVIE Q RESEARCH PROJECT 8 THE NAME OF THE GAME might be the last vehicle for Claire Trevor. "He Walked By Night" (1941) starring Blchsra IB SPORTS 7O'i "Man of the People." A magastne-writer Mta out you use it, it becomes a social satire. "The God Ma- ffl SESAME STREET Buehsrt, Scott Brady. Los Annie* homicide In- College Wrestling: Lehlgh Univ. vs. Iowa State. to prove that a leader of a Loa Angeles Mextcan- Amertcan community has feet ot clay. habit." chine" doesn't upset that con- ~ PRO BOWLERS TOUR •nrtlgators track down a cop killer. 4:30 (9 LEGACY 8 SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL CBS SOLF CLASSIC O SATURDAY NI6HT MOVIE I 8 MOVIE MATINEE "A Night To Remember" (1931) starring Kenneth That conversation between viction "• _ MAN IN A SUITCASE "Spy Who Came In From the-Cold" (1988) star- "Sink the BKmsrck" (1080) stirring Kennith More, David McCallum. two of the major characters •The Olrl Who Never Was" ring TMcnard Burton, Claire Bloom. More, Dana Wynter. Durinc WW II air and sea a THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW Mr. Watkins will be on hand ID SESAME STREET ' ID CHANNEL II FILM FESTIVAL farces sink the Bismarck. 8 THE SUNDAY NlfiHT MOVIE I in "The God Machine," the to autograph copies of "The fcOO 0 GIGI GOES HOME "La Belle Amerlcalnc" (1942) starring Robert SAO 8 SECRET AGENT •Mickey one" (19«3) starring Warren Bealty, science fiction novel authored A true adventure which tracea the story of Uie Dhery, Colette Broaeet. when a French factory Q THE AVENGERS Hurd Halfleld. , God Machine" from 2-4 p.m. only gray whale to aurvive. In captivity. worker buys a modern American convertible, his "You'll Catch Your Death" by Brookdale Community Col- tomorrow at Uncroft Books O GOLF: DEAN MARTIN TUCSON OPEN boss fires him. ID MOVIE AT FIVE a SUNDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE IB DATELINE 13 "Enchantment" (11)48) stirring David Nlvtn, "Hangover Square" (194B) starring Laird Creger, lege associate professor Wil- live coverage of the celebrity-pro golf tournament Linda Darnell. K composer ajlowa hla muslo to ba and Records, 631 Newman from Tucscn'a National Golf Club will be pre- 12:00 O TALES OF TERROR Ttrcaa. Wright. An old celoflel relives a tragio low liam Jon Watkins and just "Invasion of the Animal People" starring John Car- affair at he watches his grandson embark upon Springs Road. sented. 12:00 lhW radlne, Barbara Wilson. - his own love life. a ENCOUNTER "" *"" *" ""*"• published by Doubleday, is as 0 THE BIS VALLEY 12:30 —Doris Kulmtn. 12:30 0 THE LATE SHOW 5:30 Q POSITIVELY BLACK a ASK CONGRESS subtle as the times we live in. "Days of Grace" r ^ . " I .-00 0 THE LATE SHOW O WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS "Flight To Tsnglirs* (1833) starring Joan Fon- EVENINa Events: Track and Field; surfing; Preview of ,. talne, Jack palance. A group of peoplo wait for m "Riffraff" (1635) starring Spencer Tracy, Jean "The God Machine" is set * passenger on a plsne carrying a three million do)- fcOO 8 V/EEKEND PLAYHOUSE • HftTlOW, INTERSTATE World Heavyweight Fight -Dear lUitli" (1047) atarrlng Joan Caulfleld, Wil- 8 NEWS AND WEATHER in the post-Skinnerian day-af- O THE SUPERFECTA SHOW lariettcr of credit liam' Hokten. A teenager corresponds with a sol- O MOVIE AT FIVE 1:50 O THE ADVENTURER ffi INSIGHT ter-tomorrow, in an America "Model Murder Case" (1983) starring Ian Hcndry, 0 HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST I where to be a "Doubter" of, AIRPORT Ronald Frater. When a glamorous model la found "Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon" (1643) .Thesa program listings are the most accurate ol any weekly television guide. government policy is to be a murdered, clues l«a<3 to a TV Idol. starring Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 03 PUPPETS AND THE POET All listings are supplied by the television stations and program changes re- traitor, where the people are 1:30 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW ceived are made up to (he lime The Daily Register goes to press. Members of the National Theatre of Puppet Arta "This Above All" (1942) starring Tyrone rower, kept acquiescent by tranquil- MMOUSM perform an adaptation of "Excerpts FVom Shattea- Joan Fontolne. As an added service to television viewers, a listing is carried throughout the peare." week In The Daily Register supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minute izing, addictive additives in *30 O HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL 1:45 O SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE II "Massacre at Marble City" (I960 starring Brad program information available. their food, by their terror of "The Taxgatherer" * Karris, Dorothy Parker. a NEWS AND WEATHER the continually roving patrols of trigger happy police la- belled, of course, "Rehabilita- tion Squads"—and by mind Trout's Covered Inaugurations Since FDR's control. Welsh, the university pro- SCHEDULED SERVICE By MY SHARBUTT coming to town. Washington of his youth as augurations. tion," he said. "It was pretty "Lord, no," Trout said. "It fessor whose discoveries •NEWARK "We went to see the par- completely unlike today's In President Woodrow Wil- tense. never would have been about mind control the gov- NEW yOKK (AP) - On ade. We were great con- highly security-conscious son's day, he said, the White "But then Roosevelt made thought of. The country was ernment has perverted, is • LAGUARDIA March 4, 1933, a nervous noisseurs of parades. We were model. It was a freer, far less House even held a public re- that speech in which he said really quite different then. forced to flee the officialdom • JFK young CBS radio correspond- kind of upset at Harding's in- suspicious era. ception each New Year's Day. •the only thing we have to Everyone would have 'been now determined to destroy ent named Robert Trout cov- auguration because be rode in If you were up early, he "If you wanted to, you could fear is fear itself.' And he profoundly shocked at some- him, and joins the under- LOWEST RATES ered the inauguration of an automobile, instead of a said, you might have seen line up at the White House - rode down the avenue with this thing like that." ground known as FAMILY AND CHARTER RATES Franklin D. Roosevelt. horse and carriage." Herbert Hoover or Calvin Col- and it was a long, long line — big smile and everybody was Amorphous—a band of the !.L MWARK S9.00 SemlrettrwJ Tomorrow, as President lidge out for a stroll on the and go in and shake the hand sort of reassured. Libraries Set hunted who believe in weird l0 mm Now 63 and semiretired. of President Wilson," he skid. "It sounds silly, but it was things like individual free- AfONI. % l]l% Nixon is sworn in for four streets of the city the morning Dopsrturcs also from Middlolown and Trout remembers the of their respective in- "It was a totally different really quite a psychological dom. \sbury Park Viciniiioj more years, Trout will be 'King Kong'Film THE ONLY F.IHLY LICENSED back behind the microphone, *-i . g-^ -m.-i • world then." thing, quite a lift he gave the That's what "The God Ma- REGULARLY iCHBDULED LIM- Trout began his broad- FREEHOLD - King Kong OUSINE SERVICE IN MONUOUTH 4 covering his 11th consecutive \_JOW \jOll6CtlOTl country in that one afternoon. is climbing the Empire State chine" is about—sort of. It's OCEAN COUNTY casting career in 1931 as an It was amazing. also about all the tough ques- presidentiap l inauguration (or Of special interest Is a set of announcer for WJSV, a North- Building again, clutching Fay Phone 681-5200 the CBS Radio network. "He seemed so confident, so ' RED BANK - A coin col- 1962 proof coins produced at ern Virginia station. He joined Wray and defying fighter It's a broadcasting record. lection belonging to Tony healthy and so vigorous and planes. the Philadelphia Mint. Anoth- CBS a year later. absolutely unafraid of any- But Trout was an old hand at Chmiel is currently on display er unusual piece is a one-dol- The classic horror film, fa- SPECIAL! Lobster Tails inauguration-watching even in the Children's Room of the He took to the roof of the thing. And everybody said, lar misprint. Ink spillage on old Willard Hotel in Washing- mous for its special effects Every Day at BAHRS' before he became a reporter. Red Bank Public Library. 'My God, maybe it's going to and trick photography, will be, the bill causes its value and ton to report on the ceremo- be all right after all.' " He grew up in Washington, A span of many years is rarity to increase each year. shown free at three Mon- "HANK HOUMANot Hit Piano D.C., and recalls that "every covered in each denomination nies at Roosevelt's first in- Massive antiwar demonstra- mouth County Library loca- Ivery tri. and Sot. four years school was let out o[ United States coinage with Foreign coins and souvenir auguration; his ground-level tions are scheduled to be held tokens are represented in the tions, on the following sched- so we could watch the show. samples from the 1800's and colleagues were Ted Husing in Washington during Nixon's ule: It was sort of like the circus the early twentieth century. display. Each of the 300 coins and Norman Brokenshire. inauguration Saturday. Were is. identified by year, series, He recalled the day as blus- Tuesday, West Long til 1917 there any demonstrations dur- Branch; Wednesday, the and condition. The exhibit tery "and cold as hell." The ing Rooosevelt's inaugural may be viewed Monday and Eastern Branch, Shrewsbury, OPEN All TEAR mood of official Washington ceremonies? and Thursday at 80 Broad St., Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 9 was grim. 1 NAUTICAL IOUNOC here. DINIHC OIHICTLY OVM THIWATIK OPEN EVERY DAY! p.m., Tuesday, Thursday, "Things were pretty rough Friday and Saturday 9:30 Ocean Artist All showings are at 7: ."SO with the Depression and some p.m., and no tickets are.re- a.m. to 5:30 p.m. people were talking revolu- LOBSTER, LOBSTER TAILS JACK BAKER'S Shows Work quired. CHOICE STEAKS OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The No man ever saw a dinosaur, Complete Sea food Menu CABLE paintings of Mrs. Anita Sla- according to the editors of I uhnvvismn venz—artist, registered nurse, Time-Life Books'.new "Emer- wife and mother—are on dis- gence of Man" series. Din- CREDIT CARDS HONORED LITTLE *Y<«i»s To Dim By" « "Cut" osaurs had become extinct and HIGHLIGHTS of theWEEK TV play through Jan. 29 at the disappeared from the earth 872-1245 "tVER AT THI MIDCI" HAY AC, HIGHLANDS Ocean- Township Branch of more than 80 million years be- Monmouth County Library,' Frl. t P.M.—O (52)— Celts** WrMOlnj fore man's earliest ancestors Sat. 11 A.M.—«n») — Wrsilllng Deal Road, Oakhurst. LOBSTER 3 P.M.—8(21)— ttUno Her work, primarily in oil .HEN HOUSE RESERVE NOTE. 4 P.M.-B(JI) — OHMS 5 P.M.-3(I7) - Tbte W**k In In* MA but occasionally in tempera, a P,M.-3(I7) — WfMlllna has been exhibited in many lo-' SPORTS «: 90 P.M.-F(47) — Wisltllng cal shows, and her painting \! StMHTV HIGHLIGHTS 7 PM.-3II7) — CUM** •attslbsll "My Meadow" was awarded « P.M.-0(52) — IMgera isskuksli PARTIM. LIST 10 P.M E|41) — Main* - Ns* Y*rk Hsnfets also exhibited at the Keyport RidemiMaminy 185 E. Newman Springs Rd. Great food, great grog, great fun at the 7:30—8(21) — tkllng branch of the Shadow Lawn Purchast of S3 00 Shrewsbury. NX newest Baker sealood restaurant & I P.M.—E(41) — Wtestllng 1O:M—G(52) — A (kaiMg fptclacuiar Savings and Loan Association. ormora (A tp Shopping Ctnler) cocktail lounge. Overlooking the Naves- Thurs. 7P.M.-B(2D — OrnMmailw Cimt ink River. Famous Lobster Shanty 7:30 P.M. —12 — Nm r«rs IMcta Mrs. Slavenz is a native of menus for lunch and dinner. Cocktails, 10:30 P.M.—SRI) — C*il»f* Wrsstlln* Hazlet Township, and has tine wines & liquors. Open 7 days a lived most of her life in Key- ONE 741-0361 week Irom noon. Come enjoy yourselll CsM* Enlsrpilsei, Inc. OFFER EXPIRES CALL AHEAD FOB SPEEDY port. Mon. Shopping Ctr. EalOfllown. HJ. JAN. 23.1973.9 P.M. PICK UP SERVICE nwn* 143-7744 A self-taught artist, she lat- HOURS: MON.-FAI. 3-9 Sorry, only on* chicken NOW MRVINO: Estonlown. Oceanport. Mon. Beech. er studied with E. Darrell buck par family West Long Branch. S*a Bright SAT.-SUN.lt-9 Tel. 842-8300 AO Avillibtt en Conwf*r Smith of Holmdel, and took Pngrvrm nthct to Cfianga courses at Brookdale Commu- ONE CHICKEN BUCK nity College. J ^PW **#&*, m*v*-'$met**n1ti.J. Friday, Jaunty II, WW New One LINCROFT - "DirfCtmg? "But then realism reared its spires the actor to do his amateurs," he commented. view to be constructive," he- that it has been lacking for a Who needs it?" remarked "Di- ugly head and modern the- best.") "Don't talk down to your ac- asserted. "There has never long time." rector Walt Whitcover in a bit ater was born about the time — Select the "moment of tors who haven't had profes- been a review that has served of a rhetorical quip that was Nora slammed the door and •truth" in the plot — what it is sional training. They may an artist." more than answered by the told her husband to fend for the audience has to see — and have no bad habits, which is And serving the public? Mr. WAITHREADE end of Mn Whitcover's fig- himself," Mr. Whitcover said. focus the attention on it, much , better. Plus amateurs work Whifcoyer answered perhaps. urative foray into the realm He was, of course, referring as a camera would in a film. from love and intuition." Reviews might serve the au- THEATRES of one of theater's newer to the Norwegian playwright — Act as an audience of one Mr. Whitcover said he often dience, he said, because they skills. Henrik Ibsen and his work, and reflect on all the artists' works too from love for atell it the writer's likes and "A Doll's House," usually play. He also directs, lie dislikes. Canton Who needs it? Who would endeavors with objectivity. Red Bank 741 9K& want to do without: it might considered a forerunner in Reqalsites added; to gain money, new ex- .."But iirama critics are the have been the more appro- "the slice of life" school of In order to follow those periences and career ad- worst. Music and dance crit- J STARTS TODAY* priate answer from the ap- theater.- Another Scandina- rules of thumb, and adequat- vancement. ics seem to know more about proximately 40 area actors, vian, August Strindberg soon ely manage his main mate- And on the matter of career their subjects," he observed. • WOODY AM.EM8 • directors, writers and other followed and eventually rials of play, actors, and pro- advancement, he cites Brit- •'And the one for the (New theater artisans who were Mr. served as the inspiration for duction elements, a director isher Peter Brook ("Midsum- York) Times who does both 5'EVERYTHINGt Whitcover's students fora few another playwright, American must know liis play, Mr. mer Night's bream) and dance and drama should be hours. Eugene O'Neill. Whitcover said. And in order American Elia Kazan ("A shot." .•.."•• t YOU ALWAYS! Spectators appeared enrap- Speaking of the likes of to do that, he must outline and Streetcar Named Desire") as One would be hard put. how- tured with his outlining of the O'Neill and Ibsen, the former analyze its meaning, struc- two of his favorite stage di- ever, to find any member of history of directing, lapsed provided directors with "ter- ture, characters, events and rectors. the class who would have is- • WANTED TO t into laughter at his many rible" stage suggestions, in relationships before he ever In order to make directing sued that indictment against stabs of humorous anecdotes, Mr. Whitcover's opinion, sets foot on a stage. worthwhile artistically and Mr. Whitcover. Mrs. Angela 2KNOW ABOUT; and punctuated the evening while the latter composed Then, when lie does set foot achieve a cohesive whole, in a Flynn Knox, coordinator of posing theatrical questions Very good ones. on that stage, the first thing production, he warns direc- the series, may have best ex- X SEX" • and problems to the visiting Real Iigennlty he should do is choose a set tors to trust their common pressed Mr. Whitcover's Mon- teacher. But the real ingenuity lay design, an important initial sense during rehearsals. mouth audience's thinking • BUT WERE AFRAIDj , "Ask the orange juice boys, The director, a member of with those very .first direc- decision that is practically ir- 4 when she commented. J TOASK ••:-* Phi Beta Kappa, holds'bach- tors, many of whom were revocable because of the time the ushers. ls it clear? Is my "We attempted to offer elor and master degrees from. amateurs who established the and work involved in the con- idea coining across?" he said. something to the community • -PLUS- ,• UNSUCCESSFUL ACTRESS1 - Tuesday Weld Cornell University and craft of creating a coherent struction. At that point, you "Some directors are so bril- •;.• THENIGHTTHEY^f meets the dramatic challenge of her career as an trained under Lee Strasberg whole, i.e. a play, as a fin- the director are theoretically lant, no one knows it but unsuccessful actress in "Play it As It Lays," a. in the American Theater ished product. ready for the task that's them." ' RAIDED MINSKYS 5 Universal,Picture, which opens next week In the Wing. Formerly a teacher at Mr. Whitcover propounded worth 80 per cent of your But when it comes to the- ' WITH.. •- : # Shore area. The film also stars Anthony Perkins, the Stella Adler Studio, he is a the multifaceted nature of di- work.: casting. • ater reviewers, as opposed to CINEMA I JASON ROBARDS A and features Tammy Grimes and Adam Rourke. member of the Actors Studio recting, stressing a good di- "Get the best actor you can orange juice sellers and ush- CINEMA 2 TWO SMASH BRITT EKLUND ^ directors unit and serves as rector should himself be for a part, any way you can, ers, it's something t|lse again. HITSIII Two Hit* by artistic director for the Mas- skilled, in all aspects of the- even if you have to steal one ''Distinguishing directing Roman polanakl ••••• terworks Laboratory Theater. ater, be able to use and work, away from another director," skills takes much more knowl- McBETH NOW THRU Mr. Whitcover's talk with all directorial ap- Mr. Whitcover said. "The edge than most of our re- MASH Town fast THURSDAY Wednesday night at Brook- proaches, as well as with all, play rises or falls on the ac- viewers have," Mr. Whitcover . +PLUS + * PLUS * dale College opened the The- other artists, especially ac-' tor. He is the central charac- remarked during his talk. THE REPULSION ater Arts Lecture Series being tors, connected with the en- ter." Asked by The Daily Regis- < PartiBpsth* sponsored by the Monmouth Most T«rrifyino EXCLUSIVE Z deavor. In choosing that "best ac- ter to amplify on that obser- GRADUATE Rim Ever Mad*r County Park System. Other In other words, in shades of tor," be suggested directors vation after his lecture, Mr. SHOWING m series sessions, at 8 p.m., will former president Harry S. might employ various meth- Whitcover obliged. feature Musical Comedy, Wednesday and Actors on Act-' Truman, "the buck stops ods, such as interviews, impro- "The main problem is re- MUSIC "FIDDLER • ing, Jan.31. here," director Whitcover as- visations and dramatic read- viewers are not schooled or MAKERS serted, pointing to himself. ings but ultimately should trained in the theater crafts," THEATRES ON THE ROOF" J 'New* Addition That "buck" ought to be rely on their own instincts and he said. "Most are reviewers Directors are rather a new easy to handle, he suggested, judgments.. because they were promoted MONDAY IS DAll NIGHT invention in the history of the if a director practices five "The best actors are very from the sports department or theater, being generally dated basic functions: often the worst readers,!' he .because they write fluently. CINEMA 34 Matawan to what is thought of as the — Be the initiator of suggested. "But don't hire an Most of them are capable of «MSttM0 Eatontown IN COLOR* ADULTS ONLY modern theater of the past "worthwhile projects" (good actor just because he reads making instant value judg- DRiVt IN S42420O ' century or so. For many cen- plays).. badly." ments.." • A story of love. turies during the writing of — Be the interpreter and Most of Mr. Whitcover's ex- Critics'Course ' Rmed by David Lean # Greek dramatists/ Shakes- go-between for the various perience has been with profes- He suggested reviewers St. James G R A N T S peare and the French farcist artists involved in the produc- sional actors but he had much could take a lesson from the Moliere, theater got along tion. praise for amateurs. Russian and European prac- y without directors. , •*- Be the catalyst, ("Like, "I worked with community tice, where critics study at ONE CAT... WHO • Some' writers, especially-. the sand in the oyster that theater for two years and I conservatories, much as other . Daughter PLAYS LIKE AN ARMY # Shakespeare and Moliere, in- gets it to produce the pearl, found 1 was belittling my artisans do, for five years. I WriltE STREET cluded their own stage direc- act as the 'irritant' that in-' people'by thinking ihey were "You can never expecta re-a PLAZA Hazlef RED BANK 747-0333; tions, referred to as "advice WT£.3<*T MIOQlt 8D; •"TROUBLE MAIfJ toactors." *HIS FRIENDS CALL HIM* -MR.T...HISENEMIES» "SOUNDER" COLONIAL Weekend at the Movies CALL FOR MERCY «J) STARRING • NOMINATED BY THE NATIONAL KEANSBURG 787-0300 1km Mftciilet are anvMcd by ASBURY PARK MIDDLETOWN BOARD OF REVIEW AS ONE fRff SMOKING 5fCr/0/v tte theater udtket£es are forSAVOY— TOWN EAST- , ROBERT HOOKS • Ml y Frl, The Homernoker 7:3$; t:OQ SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE TEN BEST OF 1972. > FfU.SAT.SUNL Sot. The Homemoner 7110; 1:35; 10:00) . ; 4:00; 9^00 RED BANK Sun. The Homemokrr 1:00; 7:35; »:0O THIS FRIDAY 9.50 P.M. Mu ; ANNMARGRET r' •• :- ?-; .". :# CINEMA III- s;go; i:w "CICELY TYSON" Frl. Sounder 7:00; IMS; 10:30 Flllimr* ST.JAMES- BURT REYNOLDS Frl. Trouble Man 2:00; 7:00; 1KJS Hope ; DIANE CANNON • • "AND HOPE TO DIE" •, "CARNAL KNOWLEDGE" 2:00; 4:00; 7:00; 8:45 rill- with ROBERT RYAN • BEST ACTRESS 1972. -AND- : CARLTON- KEYPORT SHAMUS A brilliant new star in one of the jOUfN MtVlNf MM AN WCO (MMSSTIW M LYRIC- Frl. Everything You Wanted to Know Frl. Oillveronce 7:40; «:40 STRAND- most moving performances of ourtime! JWHAMAfH About S«K'7:00; 10:10 Night at Mlnskyi Sat. and Sun. Deliverance 2:00; 3:50; Frl. and Sot. Deep Throot «:4S; 9:0O; 5:40: 7:43; »:5O 11:15 Love For Sale 7:15: 10:10 KIDDIE SHOW auCC.IIyder Sot. and Sun. Clarence the Cross-eved Sun. Deep Throot 2:15; 4:30; e:4S; 9:00 Lion 2.-00 everything You Wanted to NEPTUNE 11:15 Love Far sole 3:25; 5:40; 7:55; Take a bow, Cicely! Know About Stx 7:00; 10:10 Nigh! ot 10:10 CLARENCE, THE Community Mlnskys 8:30 NEPTUNE CITY- COtonfOvm 54MW1 * EATONTOWN Trl. The French Connection 4:00; 9:45 M.A.S.H. 7:50 KEANSBURG CROSS-EYED LION COMMUNITY— Sat. Clorence the Cross-Eyed Lion 2:00 The French Connection 4:30; 10:15 COLONIAL- WINNER OF 2 k Frl. Rmn't Daughter 5:W; 7:00; 10:08 SAT. & SUN. 2 P.M. the CrosS'Eyed FrL^maJ Kn:nowl«dgl e 7:00; 10:15 CC .Sot. and Sun. CForenc- •" • o:J0;°:2T Sun. Clarence the Crow-Eyed Lion 2:00 ACADEMY AWARDS! 'm X*?? Lion 2:00 Kyan't Doug The. French Connection 6:00; 9:45 Sol. Htllo Down Ther* 2:00 Carnal SAT. a SUN- MATINEE DKI M.A.5.H,7:5O KnowlKtoe 7:00; 10:15 CC ond Co. 8:35 DAVID LEAN'S FILM A DRIVE-INFrl. - , Sun. HeNo Down There 2.00 Carnal 7:40rfi, ;Ofld Sot- Snort* Knowledge 7:oo: io:is CC ond Co. l:3S Trouble Man 7:00; 10:45 Hope to OCEAN TOWNSHIP "HELLO DOWN THERE" Sun•:40.; ll:2i Die 9:10 CIRCLE— HAZLET •CKatYICICaV TYSON, "CICELY TYSON play tit* Frl. The Valachl Papers 7:00; 10:50 tnott *KQU<*KI of at Ire tit* f>'(l Q'*al Wick herom* on PLAZA- laawarrlQi'ellnnarlira. Sat, The'valachl Papers 2:00; 4:00; thatcrean.Har Rebecca 6:10; 10:10 Sneak Prevenuei:15 Frl. 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For long last begun to do their other Catholic dioceses during guages fluently. Last year he INSIDE from the University of Penn- the |wst tumultuous defade. Times, several identified lay- years. The Bulletin simply journalistic duty regarding sylvania's Newman Club, on v was elected President of the inert — plus numerous (and read and rewrote a thinly dis- the religion beat. • the Archdiocese of phiia- U.S. Conference of Catholic RELIGION order from the chancery of- ; understandably unidentified) guised version of the Catholic fice, it was reported. The con- ddphla has stood out as an Bishops, while this August he When Cardinal Krol threa- apparently impregnable is- clergy — are publishing The Standard and Times. The in- siderable number of priests pronounced the benediction Catholic Substandard and quirer did not even bother to tfindM excommunication of pro- land fortress of obedient or- over the GOP National Con- and nuns who have either de- JOnfmgX service at Arlington Ceme- Times. , hire a fuUtime religion editor, testing parishioners or St. parted the Archdiocese or vention session which renoird- tery.) : ; :,,. •• but satisfied itself with pre- Theresa's Parish (which he "- Whatever its appearance, nated President Nixon. ,. This has apparently had an been quietly banished has also Yet even as Cardinal Krol electric effect upon a key to pared handouts or carefully had ordered closed without been reported. (So has the .'there is little doubt that the The Cardinals powr was has-reacted the pimude of controlled diocesan press con- consulting them) - it was re- Archdiocese has been run Cardinal Krai's autocratic Cardinal's insensitive reac- farther demonstrated in Octo- power in me nation's largest maintenance oj an Eminence ferences ... We suspect this ported by the papers. (The tion: "l haven't lost any good -~wiOi" all the impressive (and ber, when he told a press con-? denomination, there are signs domain: the long and incred- cautious attitude stemmed Substandard gleefully offered priests.") S3 §*§5'WslX riifSM) efficiency «f ference that if Mrs. Aristotle that at least a few of his ible subservience or Phila- partly from an inbred loyalty either Latin or vernacular ex- ginia's colonial governor, Sir „. a regjmetit of He Royal Prus- Onassis ever comes into the Philadelphia flock are begin-; among local Catholic journal- communication certificates at During a meeting with this' William Berkeley, in 1677: delphia's daily newspapers to writer — in a house which is ^s^nGuart. Archdiocese of Philadelphia ning to cause loud and dis- His Eminence. ists, and partly from the pa- 910 each, for a donation to the "Thank God there are no It -;Thisis due fotfmarilyno t to she will be denied the sacra- turbing ringings of a religious pers' fears of offending a parishioners' legal defense only a stone's throw from the free schools or printing This has been described by fund.) Cardinal's impressive resi- for learning has brought dis- ,-j.a Prussian, but rather to one ment (this, even though last Liberty Bell. Toe Substandard as follows: rather significant segment of Catholic readers." dence (on Cardinal Lane) — obedience and heresy into the ,;;of the most brilliant Poles April Jackie received the; sac- Uodergranl Paper "The local press especially rament from Father Geno When Cardinal Krol de- the editors 01 The Substan- world, and printing has di- tsjrtje PaderewsU, fee tall and In an hilarious takeoff of has been rather careful what Apparently stung by such 'often affable Archbishop, Baroni, during a memorial scribed another group or laity dard recalled with amuse- vulged them... God keep us the Archdiocese's official they print about the Phila- trenchant criticism - from as -incompetent." it was re-* ment the statement of Vir- fromboth." Unity Movement U.S. Indian Religion Is Progressing Growing in Respect sheet is given the most their annual week of ly — merged United Church foEWYORK JAP)-The weight. But the fact that re- prayer for a united Christian- of Lanka (ancient name for vention and the Lutheran tween the Great Spirit and a versals nowadays generally ity. Ceykm), made up of Anghcans, native religion or American Council in the U.S.A. Indians is gaining increased group of people." he said, ad-, B(JEW YORK (AP) - The receive more attention than • Although the earlier eu- Methodists, Baptists and Ever since frontier days, ding that in contrast, religion •• signs point both directions. On advances suggests that for- phoric "newness" of joint Presbyterians. respect today in the churches the churches have maintained that is "conceived as some- clone hand, there are definite ward has become the pre- worship services has worn — Further steps to unify that once tried to stamp if special missions to Indians, a thing personal and only' per- 'Of a so-called vailing direction — the no off; and while the movement Anglicans and Protestants in out. large share of whom were sonal" has little impact on the slump." But on longer newsy norm. in 1972 experienced some jol- Canada into one denomination Scholars see a. particularly educated in mission schools. community. ' there is substantial Nevertheless, the com- ting setbacks:, it also has to be called "Church of Ca- timely reason (or the change But the past approach has. flence that.the push for bination of negative and posi- made some dramatic gains. nada." — the need for a deeper re- been to erase and replace Concert to Feature Christian unity is thriving tive factors was apparent as Briefly, here is a summary — Recommendations by a verence for nature as mani- their native religious thought. strongly, ''. Saxophonist, Pianist the nation's Protestant, Ro- of the past year's devel- joint Commission of the Na- fested by Indian religion — in But with the church per- Tbe.diagnosis depends on man Catholic and Eastern Or- opments in the field. First, the tional Council of Churches the face of modern damaging spective now changing, an In- RED BANK-The Ministry which side of the balance thodox churches hold reverses: • ••-..'• and the Roman Catholic •In. Lab Maer misuse of the environment. dian clergyman who heads of Music and Fine Arts of the — Rejection for the second Church that it consider join- Declaring that Christian United Methodist Indian United Methodist Church will time by the Church of Eng- ing the interdenominational theology is "terribly impover- work, the Rev. Homer Noley, present Miss Marianne Higgs, Assistant Named land of a plan-to unite with cooperative body — possi- ished when it comes to a doc-* of New York, says Indian reli- saxophonist and Herbert Bur- the British Methodist Church. 'bility now under Roman Cath- trine of nature," the Rev. Dr. gion may be recognized as, tts, pianist in a recital Satur- — Withdrawal by the United olic consideration. Benjamin Reist, dean of San "closer to original Christian- day at 8 p.m. Church in Rumsoii Presbyterian Church from an — Continuation of 38 differ- Francisco Theological Semi- ity" than most American The concert will be in the ent negotiations for mergers nary at San Aoselmo, Calif., church sanctuary. . HUMSON —The Rev. G. P. effort to unite nine major US. whites realize. The Rev. Mr. Koumrianahd among denominations on six predicts: Marianne Higgs is the band llellick Belshaw, rector of St. Protestant denominations, an "Our Indian ancestors be- his wife, Elisabeth, reside at continents, each of the nego- "There must come a day director and instrumental mu- Gsorge's-by-tlie-Kiver Episco- effort the United Presby- lieved in a spirit world of all 121 Harvard Boad, Fair tiations involving two or more quite soon when American In- sic teacher at the Joseph E. * pal Church, announces the ap- terians themselves had in- things," he noted at the Estes Haven. denominations. In 22 cases, '. dian theology must be repre- Clayton Middle School in • pointment of the Rev. Paul S. itiated 12 years ago. Park gathering. — A disenchanted state- vigorous progress is reported. sented in the highest councils Another Indian, the Rev. Jackson. She also directs the y. Koumrian as assistant at St. of Christian theology in the instrumental Ensemble at the -j. George's. ment by one of the eight deno- — Historic accords tiy joint Cecil Corbetl, of Tempe, minations still involved in the theological commissions of world." United Methodist Church. ., the Rev. Mr. Koumrian Ariz,, who directs the Cook effort, the United Church or • the Roman Catholic and Ang- Study Needed "-" previously was rector of Christian Training School Cantor lo Conduct Christ, that organic union how .'tan (including US. Episcopa- His analysis, contending "'•Christ Church, Boxbury, there, said the Indians' deep- appears outmoded, and other lians) churches on ministry that Indian tribal religion .Sabbath Services •-.Conn."- rooted "concern for harmony tasks have taken on priority. 'and beliefs, and recommenda- must be accorded serious with nature" offers a .special A native of Forest Hills, ELBERON - Cantor Wal- tions that they establish inter- ' church,study as one aspect of value In today's world. ter Blazer will conduct Sab- K.Y., he: was educated at IQd- — A downgrading in func- communion. the ways people have sought Vine Deloria Jr., a Sioux bath Eve Services at Temple r atebury College in Vermont, tion and budget of a fonr- —Similar agreements by an to relate to God, came at a re- and author of the book, "Cus- Beth Miriam tonight at 8:30 -:- and General Theological Sem- year-old joint social action * official joint Lutheran-Roman cent meeting of Indians and ter Died for Your Sins,'.' main- o'clock. •.. inary. New York City. He also agency of the Vatican and Catholic commission on doc- church leaders. tained that native Indian reli- .:•, studied at the American World Council of Churches, in- Lew E. Ctrdaer Rabbi Joseph Goldman will trine and the mutual validity It was held in Estes Park in gion excells Christianity both '....'. Theatre Wing, New York, and tended to combine their in- be In Temple Beth El, Eliza- of their ministries, recogniz- Colorado by a loosely knit as- in its tolerance and communal beth delivering the Rabbi Wil- '" was employed by Prentice fluence for justice and peace ing that differences over pap- sociation of Indians and non- character. liam Miller Memorial Lec- 7*HaU; publishers, before pre- in the world. • '•'•*••-• In Contrast, advances in the al primacy are "not as in- 2 Readers Indians from many Protestant It is a "relationship be- ture. • • •5. paring f or toe ministry. denominations, called the Na- movement included: "V /• ;superable'' as bad been, sup- — Achievement of the first posed. Appointed tional Fellowship of Indian WE'llTAHGWEOF workers. • ' « ANSWERING YOU* PHONE , merger across denominational — Continuation, both nation- lines in Great Britain where ally and internationally, of By Church Coming in a period of « * £4 HOUR the Congregational Church more than a dozen series of spreading "dialogues" be- • THE ANSWERING SERVICE and Presbyterian Church theological talks between RED BANK - Mrs. Lois tween Christianity and other • SPOT TAXI Co. formed the United Church in various denominational bates Palmer of Middletown and religions, the discussions • NOW UNDER NSW MANAGEMENT uu67?-92Q0 PaalS. Kfamriaa England and Wales — alter seeking greater doctrinal con- Leon E. Cordner of West Long marked a beginning inquiry • nine years of negotiations. sensus, including Roman Branch have been elected to into the relationship of church • — Inauguration, after 32 Catholics and Baptists hi this three-year terms as First and teachings and tribal beliefs. • ROY EDMONDS years pi negotiation, of a new- country, Second Readers, respectively, The affair also came at;••»; NEW PROPRIETOR of First Church of Christ, Sci- time when a growing number entist. of denominations have set up •i The Both Mrs. Palmer and Mr. special Indian departments, OPEN DAILY 5:30 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. Today in History Cordner are members also of headed by Indians, to bolster The Mother Church, The First church sensitivity to their in- - AIRPORT SERVICE- Lawn By The Associated Press invaded Burma during World Church of Christ, Scientist in terests. RADIO DISPATCHED CAB SERVICE War 11. Boston, Mass. Such steps have been taken CAREFUL AND COURTEOUS DRIVERS I day Ja W Mrs. Palmer and her hus- by the Episcopal Church, the £ V "' ' On this date: band, Joseph H. Palmer, re- United Church of Christ, the Jam Doctor rr6erear6 c VJ - m 1736. the inventor of the side at 46 Conover Lane, and United Presbyterian Church. 741-6832 st am c «? "8ine. James Watt. are in business together in the United Methodist Church, 741-2325 • 671-2229 was born in 243 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK On 1842, Japan »««»«*. Scot! Keyport. They have three the American Baptist Con- sons. In 1795. French forces over- Mr. Cordner and his wifi ' lanHolland. Juliet live at 19 Chestnu .Place in West Long Branch. In 1861, Georgia seceded, They have two giwnchildren and one grandchild. 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Testing for placement in Hndtm: BtniH 3$ Herth Ihni Had Sink to Navsink River Road (Just north o( Nivtlnk Biv»t Bridge); Thought for today: None courses will be conducted on rum Ml onNmNlk River fld. fo HuMurd Aw. (Nut Swamp Bd); Turn right to Shadow Lake Village. "Seeing is Believing" but a mule denies his family March 10 and March 31 at the *- Moroccan proverb. high school. B The Dully Register, Red Baak-MUddletowH, N.J. Friday, January 19,1W3 Borrowing Costs Going Higher By SYLVIA PORTER you want to buy, build all thetiinHiininii iiiiiiHHiiiiuiHiiiHiiniiH The second is the type in projects you want to build. which rapidly rising demands Q - What will be the key Q — But don't higher bor- YOUR MONEY'S (or good and services puli up weapon with which the United rowing costs add to the cost of prices and it Is called de- States will try to fight the living? mand-pull inflation. danger of accelerating in- A — Certainly, they do. This WORTH This demand-pull inflation the Federal Reserve System flation in this new phase of classic anti-inflation weapon 'MiiiiiHiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiinMumtnmRH > is what we are threatened drastically - reduced price- is in itself a contributing fac- .with now — as the economic must curb the supply of credit wage controls? tor to inflation. Higher mort- nomics textbooks, it does. In . upswing gains power and the in the banking system and in A — Tighter credit and gage rates on a home mort- simplest, perhaps over- cushions of idle manpower, the process, make credit more higher interest rates — the gage or suffer interest rates' simplified language, this is machines and materials expensive. weapon which has been tops on a personal or' business loan the basic tale and theory. which have been restraining The fundamental point is in the anti-inflation arsenal all are as much a part of living There are two types of in- demand pressures shrink to the availability of credit. Most along. This means that you'll costs as higher prices on a flation. One is the type in very thin proportions. borrowers will pay a tolerable find it harder and more ex- pound of steak (and they last which rising costs (primarily To fight demand pressures, price (interest rate) for the pensive to get the loans you a lot longer, too). labor costs) push up prices the theory holds that it is im- credit if they can get it. need and want to finance all Q — That doesn't make and it is called cost-push in- perative to cut your capacity Q — Are all borrowers the things you want to do, buy sense. flation. This is the inflation and willingness to borrow treated alike? all the products and services A — In the traditional eco- we've been battling for years. money — which means that' A - The answer is implicit in the question: of course not, The giant, first-rate borrower always gets preferred treat- ment in the financial world. Airline Seen Improving Q — That's discrimination and it's unfair.. By ROGER E. SPEAR vely by-passing the trans- A — Yes, it is. Everybody continental connecting flight, admits it. Q _ i would appreciate SUCCESSFUL,- also cut into American pas- But what you must not your comments on whether to senger business. Although shrug off is that the Federal hold or sell American Airlines INVESTING Military Airlift Command con- Reserve System began to (NYSE). My shares were tracts were lower in 1972 this tighten credit' months ago — bought at J43.-J.P was more than offset by in- first passively, • and recently A — For the year just ended •. creased freight' business. per cent. Fare increases nego- actively. Just a week ago American will probably report average potential and should Profits were also lowered by tiated late last year MI ben- today,-1 reported that this was earnings in the 25 cents •:« be held. higher costs particularly for efit profits for all of 1973 and a good time to borrow money cents per share range. While Illegal fare discounting on equipment maintenance, com- contributions from its''newly because interest rates are this is an improvement over the South Pacific route by ' mjssiori to agents and employ- formed nontransport subsi- heading higher; Phase 3 sim- the 13 cents a share earned in competitors was one of the ee benefits. ••'/• diary, Flagship International, ply underlines and confirms 1971, it is well belowearlier factors involved in AMR's re- For 1973 a strong gain in reduced interest expenses, the advice. market expectations. Thus duced share of the passenger earnings should be generated higher depreciation charges Q - What about the federal share priqe action may be dis- market In addition, increased by a projected 10 per cent in- and a favorable tax fate re- budget? appointing over the near utilization by travel agents of crease in passenger traffic on flecting Investment tax cred- A — That's the second clas- term. However, on a long- the Polar route for European a decline, in unit, costs per its should all contribute to a sic anti-inflation" weapon: term basis shares have above- bound charter flights, effecti- available ton mile of about 2 significant improvement in tighter control over federal earnings this year. Hpld for spending, and that weapon the President obviously, is deter- .,-•- recovery. Q — What is dollar-cost av- mined to use.: But a balanced WE ARE CLEANING OUT OUR WAREHOUSE eraging? -. y.E. budget — truly noninflation- A — Dollar-cost averaging ary — is a long way off. The ; is simply a regular, monthly, Federal Reserve and credit HUNDREDS OF RUGS AT FANTASTIC PRICES LIGHTING bi-monthly or quarterly in-, policy have to.carry the big vestment of a pre-determined burden for now. Q - What's the inflation I dollar amount in a particular 1 stock regardless of its price at outlook? "" •"-• "I""' Look Will the time. The purpose is to av- A — Before Phase 3, the Will outlook was for a rise in living S Buy . erage the per-share cost of an What What Buy investment. If an issue is list- costs in 1973 in the 3ft per I Size Descriptio5n Value ed on the New York Stock Ex- cent range, at least — with Size* Description Value 3.6x9 Oc.lhog.... 39 Size SPANISH IMPORT SALE! S.!x8.4 Beige/Pumpkin Comm.. 69 Flaming RBCJ 29 2.9x12 3x5 6 the Agriculture Department 39 change such a program may 41x8.2 Kelly Creeri Sculp. ..._.5* 3.8x12 MOSJ Tone Shag 26x6 2 Itself forecasting that retail | Gold Tweed Shog 39 be implemented through a 4.2x12 Brown Poly.Shog....; 69 3.6x7.6 27x41 monthly, investment plan. food prices will rise at a min- 5.4x7.6 Gold Herculon Velvet... 49 2.3x12 Blue Green Indoor Outdoor 16 27x6 2 10 Light Bronze & Lead Crystal imum annual rate of 4& per J 5x13.6 Spanish Gold Shag 89 2.3x12 Blocks Grey Shog 39 2xS4 Shares purchased through em- Moss Sculpture 29 cent at least until this sum- 6 5«12 Bronie Sculp. Codon 69 26x12 22x6! ployee'.retirement programs 5.4x15 Coin Gold Kodel ,...89 23x12 Bronie Velvet Kodel 49 3x4 mer and possibly for longer. 5.6x9.2 Brown Tones Comm.. 59 2,3x12 - Hull! Color Kodel -39 3x4 also Tall into this category. ted Tone's Wool 39 Chandelier Perhaps the relaxation of 7.3x9.3 AuluninKil.Nyl .".....: 99 2.2x12 32x6 3 (Roger Spear's 52-page In- 5.9x8 Beige Splush 69 Suit loop Kitchen 29 3.5 8 vestment Guide is available to price-wage controls will result Sxll.9 Red Tows Kit! 89 28x12 Mosi Tones Wool 49 ilx9 Gold loop Ac 39 in some additional speed-up in 7.6x8.4 Foil Gold J Orange _..89 26«12 2.3d 9 all readers of this column. Rose Twist Wool 59 6.6x12 Mou lone Shog: 79 2.6x12, 3.10x6. inflation:•— and perhaps not. | * Brown Tweed 49 Send Jl with name and ad- r.JxB.10 tlm/Green Sculp -....99 2.1x1! 39x4 6 i Orange Plush 39 dress to Roger E. Spear Red The answer will lie in how 7.6x8.1 Blue Gieen Sculp ._.....?9 12x12 . 'OH While Shog 29 210x46 Green Sing Bank Register, Box 1618, vigorously the "voluntary" LIMIT ONE Flaming Red Nylon 49 HOxir LIMIT ONE controls are enforced — and Rust Indoor Outdoor 23 Grand Central Station, New 2.11x12 Blue Green. 49 that answer will not be known 3x12 York, N.Y. 10017.) 2.9x11.10 GoldlweedShog 39 for some weeks. 3x11.6 Blue Green Shag 39 One point is sure, though, at 100 ONLY Mxll.W.Gold, Tweed. Pl«h 69 BIBLES HUNTED UP an annual inflation rate of 3 to 4x12" Grey Poly Shog 49 STAIR SETS LONDON (AP) - When a LUXURIOUS i.1xA.l Gold Comm. 25 prisoner asked for a Bible to J^ per cent year after year :ix&\ •MossComm 29 25 PIECE in the United States, prices ,'Oronje Plush 39 read in his cell, a search of the 3.3*7.! Bronie...:... - . 29 police station at Maldon, Essex, would double and triple in a 3.2x7.11 HueScul:... 39 9.95 ea. revealed there was not a copy quarter-century*A'Sper cent ALL BOUND Avocado Indoor Outdoor 39 WITH RISERS yearly rate would cut the dol- 15x12 on the premises. : VALUE Td 20.00 A Bible was borrowed from lar's buying power in half well RUGS LIMIT PLEASE the vicar, and when it became before this century ends. known that Bibles were wanted This is."jogging!' inflation, at the police station, 17 more an open invitation at all times arrived,, including two huge,, to-galloping inflation — with 100-year-old family Bibles. explosive economic-social im-1 Mow there is a small Bible in plications we're not even fac- every cell.. • ing.

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Inc u ,{f ,.„ 671-5880 WilTl; •• '£ *# INSTANT SERVICE SAT. 10 to 6 TEL 741-6400 7* 71 . the1 Businessman, Lawyer Manage By The Associated Press School Funding Plan Proposed Growing International Interests TRENTON - A revised program for the state funding of local schools that would cost roughly }i billion was proposed ByBETTESPERO l company, based in Los Angel- yesterday byjhe Assembly Education Committee. • . es, Calif., intends to make ; V. The-committee refused to provide specific dollar esti- BED BANK - "It's not the BUSINESS five or six low budget but mates for the program which is an amended version of Gov. sort of tiling the ordinary per- "high quality" films. SjpamT. CahUl's plans for state takeoverof school costs. . son would look up in the Yel- The first, called "Mother's j The governor's proposal was scuttled in 1972 when the As- low Pages," said a secretary PERSONALITY Day," was shot on location in sembly blocked a proposed state income tax to help fund the trying to describe Willits In- Nova Scotia. Described as a program. " ternational Co. mystery-thriller, it stars Bob- j Assemblyman John H. Ewing, R-Somerset. chairman of No wonder. Ordinary is the Seychelles which are Brit- by Darin, Patricia Neal and . the education committee, conceded there was no chance that hardly the word for a com- ish possessions. He is now re- Cloris Leachman. Release is the committee's plan would be enacted in the current election pany headed by an American building the hotel and plans to slated for this Spring. year because of political resistance to the enactment of new businessman, John F. Willits add several cottages with Now, all that is a far cry tdxes to finance the massive program. • and an Australian lawyer, thatched roofs for extra ac- from the Red Bank office of \ But Ewing said that the proposals could serve as a basis Graeme, A. Emanuel. comodations that house such Willits International where for discussion when the Legislature eventually considers tax The firm is headquartered guests as actor William Hold- "Fortune" and "Real Estate reform and revised school funding. in the Jerral Building, 176 en (there this week) and Prin- Review" magazines grace a Ewing said the education committee would hold public Riverside Ave., which is cess Lee Radawill. the sister sparkling-wood table and a • hearings on the plan sometime in the future. owned by Willits-Inter- of Jacqueline Kennedy Seychelles poster adorns a national, but its Interests Onassis. wall. Probe Basic Trainee's Death spread far beyond the borders The trip, made a bit easier And it is even a farther cry of Red Bank. now because of a new jetport from Australia, the unlikely , FT. DIX — An Army sergeant has refused to meet with For instance, there is Aus- on Mahe, takes about 12 hours common interest that brought newsmen to give his side of the story in a case involving dis- tralia where real estate and on a flight via London and the businessman from Glen puted circumstances in the death of a basic trainee. land development are the Nairobi. Mr. Willits said he Ridge and the lawyer from Sgt. John B. Layton declined to meet with newsmen yes- firm's main interests. Then visits the island two or three Melbourne together about a terday after a half-hour meeting with Rep. Edwin D. Eshle- there are the Willits Inter- limes a year. year ago. man, R-Pa. Eshleman investigated the incident after a soldier national hotels and car rentals "They (the Seychelles) are Piter DeaUags from his congressional district charged that someone had or* in Thailand and the Sey- the in place to go, especially dered the dead man to be physically abused. That was when Mr. Ema- chelles Islands. for Europeans," he noted. nuel decided to leave a thriv- The charges were made by Pvt. Johnny Dreider, 21" fii a. Of course, that's not to men- It is hardly limited to Eu- ' ing law practice in Australia letter to his hometown newspaper, the Lancaster New lira. tion the condominium commu- ropeans, however, at least as to join forces with Mr. WiUits' Army officials here confirmed that Pvt. John Ostergren, nity the firm is building in far as businessmen go. Willits investment firm in America. 22, of NSrwood, Mass., died here Monday of a heart attack, ac- Boca Raton, Fla., or Execu- International holds the Hertz But actually the two had fcording to the preliminary findings of an autopsy. tive Air Services, the charter car rental franchise for the is- known each other through Ostergren was pronounced dead on arrival at Walsort airline company it owns and land as well as 46 acres ot several years of business Army Hospital at 7:15 a.m. Monday, about a half-hour after bases at Monmouth County land across from the inter- dealings. being stricken midway through a scheduled five-mile training Airport, Wall Township. national airport that the Mr. Willits was vice presi- march. . New Ventures United Kingdom is building. After a five-hour visit to Ft. Dix. Eshteman said he would dent of C. R. Bard Inc., Mur- And then there is the inde- "Airport land is always ray Hill, a family controlled wait for official Army findings in the case before attempting, pendent movie company, Tau- to draw any conclusions. good for development," Mr. business that deals in health rean Films which will release EmanueJ said. "And we'll and hospital supplies. He still its first film this Spring. probably nibble away at more serves as a director of Bard. RraiiMr iiaN ritot* Realty Firm Held Guilty of Bias Speaking of this Spring, land there in time to come." Mr. Emanuel served as a INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS — John F. Willits, left, and Graeme A. nlanned ventures include the" Btflshn Thailand lawyer for Australian Inter- Emanuel, partners In Willits Internatlonar Co., a Red Bank based In- , "TRENTON T^A, Bergen County .real estate firm ha&been vestment firm, go over plans for one of their latest Investment ventures. found guilty of discrimination by the State Division on Civil marketing in the United Meanwhile, the firm's hotel ests when the Bard corpo- Rights for "unlawfully diverting" an interracial couple rrom States of Australian wines; interests include the Pattaya ration: acquired a subsidiary . purchasing a $129,000 home in an all-white neighborhood in condominium building in Be- Palace on the shores of the there. Then, when Mr. WiUits share the risks and responsi- Willits International as a part- includes his wife Sandra, Englewood Cliffs. verly Hills and Century City, Gulf of Siairi in Thailand. The formed his own firm, the two) bility of the firm's sundry ner. daughter Jo Anne, 14, and son The firm, McNerney-Talmo Realty. Inc., was ordered yes- Calif.; hotel building in Bali; two men consider the Far joined forces permanently —j business ventures. Meanwhile, Mr. Willits, 40, Craig, 13, lives at 1 Sommer- residential development in East and Southeast Asia, es- after many months of working and Mr. Emanuel, 38, seemed set Drive, Rumson. The Ema- terday to undertake an affirmative action program to end dis- "We are a small unit in crimination and to make monthly reports on its progress. Fair Haven and business deal- pecially Thailand, as having on different endeavors and hardly to have paused for nuel children, who attend ' ings in Hong Kong. tremendous resort potential. corresponding on such items terms of manpower but we breath. Rumson-Fair Haven High i The firm was not fined, according to division director can spread ourselves fairly "The only problem about "We're very bullish on Thai- as their philosophies on in- Mr. Willits is a very keen School and the Forrestdale James Blair. wide worldwide because of being involved in inter- land," Mi. Emanuel noted. vestments. >•' sports fishing enthusiast. A Elementary School, are de- . The complaint was the subject of 16 days of hearings last ! our local partners," Mr. Ema- national business is the time "But the U.S. is our home Their interest In Australia smile creased his Well-tanned lighted at the coed education- year before the division. Alex Pulphus, who is black, charged nuel said. "We are as inter- difference," commented Mr. base. We regard this country hardly stopped with the Bard face as he recalled memories al system which does not exist that he and his wife, who is white, were denied the rightt o ested in people as in proposi- Willits. • as being a very favorable in-, Corp. acquisition of Ramsay of catching a S3S pound tuna in Australia, Mr. Emanuel purchase the house after they had placed a binder on the sale. tions." And the phone bills. Mr. vestment climate." Surgical Limited, Melbourne. and a 900 pound Blue Martin said. Emanuel had been up most of One of their favorites cur- They are quite actively in- Even with those local part- from his boat. Pictures, small Mr. Willtts and his family, Hope to Have Districting Plan the night before on seven rently is the proposed Rac- volved now in buying raw ners, and the apparently end- gold statuettes and a large wife Shi, daughter Llse 13 and i EAST BRUNSWICK — The 10-member State Apportion- phone calls to "Hong Kong. An quet and Yacht Club of Boca land and developing it for less number of phone calls to stuffed fish hanging above a son Bryce, 8, live at Navesink ment Commission is still far from agreement on a new plan to interview the following morn- Raton, a 500 unit con- residential, commercial and and from them, Mr. Willits leather oMlce couch are evi- River Road, Locust. Both chil- realign New Jersey's legislative districts but expects to formu- ing was interrupted by two dominium project atop 25 industrial uses. and Mr. Emanuel spent about dence of his enthusiasm. dren attend Rumson Country more calls from Hong Kong acres of land nestled between Ideal Coutry a third of their business time Day School. late a plan by mid-February, according -to key commission His partner,. Mr. Emanuel, and another from the Sey- the Atlantic Ocean and the In- Mr. Emanuel, who is admit- last year traveling. Occasion- In summarizing their busi- . members. 'who finds the Shore'irea.stim- chelles. land Waterway. Construction tedly prejudiced, says Austra- ally the national travel Is done ness philosophy, Mr. Willits "We have five members from each party looking for a ulating because It is so sports- Limited Service ' will start this year on the f35 ,lia very aptly meets all the i on an Executive Air Services provided observers with some •plan as close *!own the middle^as possible," said Sen. Ray- t oriented, likes to play tennis The latter was a bit; of a million project'wWh wiU ih- ^criteria he feels necessary for plane that has two fulltime pi- investment food for thought.' mond H. Bateman, H-Somerset. co-chairman of the Ranel.' and golf. ''It's not easy." feat in itself for there is phone clude condominiums; 60-boat /good investments. Those cri- lots and serves as Willits In- "Every project we get In- The commission met yesterday at the Kamada Inn here service only two hours a day marina; private yacht club vteria, capsuled, are: political ternational's corporate car- An honors graduate of the volved with we look at as a and will meet again next Friday at a site to be determined, to the island tucked away in and 16 tennis courts to be built stability, a healthy, devel- rier. Melbourne University Law • first class endeavor," Mr. Bateman said. the Indian Ocean. Appoint- over underground parking ga- oping economy, the presence New Partner School, Mr. Emanuel was a Willits said. "We have set i Sen. Ralph. DeRose. D-Essex. a member of the commis- ments must be made about rages. of other overseas investments They are hoping the senior partner in a Melbourne high standards and we hope three days ahead of time for Film Releases in the country, and a growth ' strengthening of those local . law firm and practiced com- that will be the key to our suc- sion, said he believed agreement on a new plan would be reac- ; ed without undue complications. the calls which are siphoned But running a close second, pattern showing a steady ap- partner ties will'cut down on / merelal and tax law 15 years cess." i "I feel we'll get together and end up without having to go through a London switch- faVorwise, is the film com- preciation of land values. future travel, The duo is also •/.before coming to the United ' But his partner inserted an- to an 11th man." he declared, "and 1 feel we'll do it rather board. pany which is named after its Another important item; •'strengthening up its at home • States. He was born in New other note. quickly." ' ;• "Mr. Willits owns the Fish- director,'actor Darren Mr. Emanuel added, is the staff. This Month Bruce N. Zealand but lived most of his "You should see the things DeRose conceded that the members of the commission are erman's Cove, a 40 room hotel McGavin, whose astrological presence of strong, local part- Crichton, of Rumson, a Red life in Australia. we haven't backed!" Mr. under pressure from individual legislators who hope their dis- on Mahe, the main island in sign is Taurus the bull. The ners who are on the scene to Bank stock broker, will join The Emanuel family which Emanuel quipped. tricts are kept intact. • iniiiiiiiiiHmiiHiiiHiiuiiniiuHiiiHHiiniiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiHHiinuiiniiiiiniimnnmim Torture Case Man Is Convicted TOMS RIVER — A Brick Township man who allegedly &5 was tortured last February by two state troopers was con- FIUDAY, JANUARY 19,1973 13 victed yesterday of distributing methamphetamine. Earl Harris. 2(1, was convicted in Ocean County Court be- fore Judge Mark Addison. In February, 1972, he asserted he was tortured by the troopers at the Laurelton State Police barracks who were NJEA School questioning him about drugs after stopping his car on the Gar- den State Parkway. Two troopers were convicted of misconduct in office in connection with the case and were suspended. Two other Testing Suit troopers were also suspended from the force. Harris said he was branded on the buttocks with a hot paper clip. The two convicted of misconduct in office have not been sentenced. Principal Denies Assault Before Court TRENTON (AP) - Argu- of finding out ways to im- ELIZABETH — The principal of (irover Cleveland Junior ments are scheduled to begin prove educational programs. High School here says police reports that he was assaulted in Superior Court today on a Such negative aspects have no Wednesday by two teen-age girls were inaccurate. suit challenging the state's place in a properly conceived "We had had a problem," principal Ernest Young said new testing program for pub- and executed education as- yesterday. "The girls had been suspended from school for dis- lic school pupils. sessment program." rupting a class, and they had become loud and abusive, but The suit was filed by the neither of them attacked me. NEW HIGH SCHOOL — This architect's rendering shows how the $9.5 million Red Bank Regional High The NJEA claims the Edu- New Jersey Education Associ- cation Department has "In fact," Young continued, "1 was not touched during the School will appear when completed. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the school will be held at U a.m. tomorrow at the site, Ridge and Harding Roads, Little Silver. ation, which announced yes- adopted no safeguards pro- entire incident." terday the National Education tecting the privacy of individ- The officer who filed assault and battery complaints Association would pay half uals from unrestricted dis- against the girls, Patrolman William Sokolowsky. insisted "he the costs of the suit. simination of the test results. observed physical contact with the two students." Police Di- At the same time, the state rector Thomas Byrnes said last night. "He said in his opinion According to the NEA, sim- To Break Ground Tomorrow Education Department re- ilar tests in other states have there was a fight going on and it was serious enough to be con- leased a statement from Hen- sidered an assault." been criticized by parents and ry S. Dyer, a retired vice educators because of what it Young denied he was downgrading the incident because he president of Educational Tes- called "the lack of safeguards was reluctant to go to court. ting Service endorsing the against misuse of test infor- "I've gone to court plenty of times when kids have been For $9.5 Million High School concept of such a program mation, discrimination, and trespassing here," he declared, "so I wouldn't be reluctant to LITTLE SILVER — For- mer Little Silver Mayor infi. there will be another cer- formed in 1969 by the voters Dyer, a longtime measure- lack of public accountability go to court again if 1 had. in fact, been assaulted, but I mal groundbreaking ceremo- Thomas Judge, and former emony at the cafeteria of Hed of Red Bank, Little Silver and ment consultant to the U.S. by the testing agencies." wasn't." nies for the $9.5 million Red regional school board member Bank High School where 196 Shrewsbury. Voters also ap- Office of Education, said New The NJEA said, "The tests The girls are 14 and 15 years old. Bank Regional High School Oliver Bennett, both of whom certificates of appreciation proved purchase of the school Jersey's testing program are being given on a state- , will be held here tomorrow. were involved in the planning will be presented to persons site, part of the former Lovett "should bevil-wedas an at- wide basis to children for "The ceremonies are sched- of the new school. who were instrumental in ei- Nursery tract bordered by tempt to provide local teach- whom a statewide curriculum Greystone Administrator Named uled for 11 a.m. at Ridge and ther planning the new school Harding, Hance, and Ridge ers and school systems with has never been established. TRENTON — An experienced administrator was named Harding Roads on the north- Other dignitaries invited in- or in working for passage of roads. essential pieces of informa- The results must demonstrate yesterday as the chief executive of Greystone Park Psy- western end of the 53 acre clude Dr. John Kinney, super- the 1971 referendum author- In December of 1971, voters tion heretofore unavailable to an unequal performance by chiatric Hospital which has been accused of mis-management school site. More than 100 per- intendent of Rumson-Fair izing its construction. approved and authorized a them." considerable numbers of indi- in recent years. sons are expected to attend. Haven Regional High School; $9.5 million bond issue to pay Detailed Data viduals, classes, schools, James Cahill. public informa- Refreshments will be The new head of the controversial hospital is Morris C. served at the cafeteria and for construction. "As 1 understand it, the teachers, administrative Foye HI, 40, the administrator of the Newton Memorial Hospi- Taking part in the ceremo- tion officer for the Monmouth Bids were received last New Jersey program is con- staffs and school districts." nies will be representatives County School Boards Associ- the board will have the plans tal in Newton. The appointment takes effect Monday, and architectural drawings of ) month, and major construc- centrating on providing teach- The NJEA is the state's State Institutions Commissioner Robert L. Clifford said from Red Bank, Shrewsbury, ation, and Earl B. Garrison, tion, contracts totaling 57.3 ers with detailed data that county superintendent of the new school on display. strongest teachers' organiza- the appointment of Koye marked a break with tradition in and Little Silver, the three million were awarded just be- should help them better diag- schools. tion and is believed to be con- New Jersey which would bring the state into line with national municipalities comprising the Mr. Hathaway said if all fore Christmas. nose the learning needs of cerned that the test results trends. regional district. The program will start with goes well, the 1,500-student The school was designed by their classes," Dyer said. will be used by the state as In the past, Clifford said, hospital administrators in New Among those invited are remarks by regional board school could open in Septem- the architectural firm of "One of the reasons people another means of grading Jersey have been doctors as well. Red Bank Mayor Daniel J. President Samuel D. Hath- ber 1974. He said, however, iiamnett, Bouman, and are so uptight about tests," he teachers. ••If this separation of medical and administrative responsi- O'Hern; Little Silver Mayor away of Shrewsbury, and Har- delays Could put*off the com- Blanche. Genera) contractor continued,, "is that these in- The tests in reading and bilities results in effective operation of problem-ridden Greys- Charles Rell. and Shrewsbury old C. Schaible, school super- pletion' until January or even is the Guimina Building & .struments often have been math were administered to tone Park. I shall propose that such a system be extended to Uptrnr Pnhort ] itrtt September of 1975. Construction Co, of New USPrt Pi a viov nf rt-arl rnnon *Unt* Onn firm Cni..U(. •>«,-> 14 Tte My Register, Bed UA-axmeunm, njiinuy, Jamnry 1», 1171 f he Top Ten' Marital WoeB

By DK. JAMES M. LONG tanseitktaeoaatnctive Jaanary seems to be the time of year selected Family Counselor nsuafly oops cmajais tooeat coasracnw^y wn OK to list "The Ten Best;" either the 10 best dressed fBUMrailof BwUgtngflSW. women, or the 10 best movies, or plays, etc. Since S. Fautly paicatal roles broagbt into the mar- our interest is with people who live with each oth- 1. Sexual problems that relate tobot h tteaaal - er, oar list will be concerned with the 10 mast Mj and quantity of the union. to IBiunc fftffaltiiis fveftfldrcs be- frequent proUems found in today •snuniage. they wffl nave amalatic Wttrtagons lor Z. Bole confusion in the marriage wbere con- I far others. The selected list of problems depicts Uie symp- Ibet resuttsfrom the unfulfilled expectations in the toms; at other times toe bade cause, snch as "ex- marriage. K Alcoholism whk* lepreteats tbe group of cessive dependency need" is designated as the ma- prabJems that iavoJve the "aciwg oat" of inter- jor problem. 3. Lack of self-esteem; or perhaps the failure nalised problems. The "affair- is a staBar act of s ' • of the individual to accept Wmsetf. This is a most -trying la cope with stresses aad |»c When I reviewed the list I noticed the absence of many problems which BI the past were taken for self carries over into personal reUtuosBips with granted as main reasons for marital conflict A few twoaUsayttatOKi for years ago. the "in-bw" problem was tagn en most 4. Inability to express one's feefcags which are an BMTriagea is the faEbtre to accoanpjtta "a Ests; and infidelity certainly would have been list- ny related to the individual wtu masks has ed within the top three. The agnificant shift in the feelings from others. Often snch a penon deals aicate effectively Is hated on the skg t^aaMt a major prohienis can be attributed to a change in with others by his fatture to give dwect answers. meancjBtaat is cocntioj ajafewiood aaol xeodved. the public's value system, and a willingness to be This Btt caa prevent minor hi Mil BOB tram esca- more "open" with one's self, and also with the ; that are hard btitfiAlf growth and acceptance of the equality of the sates. 5. Ex aiv to meet t^aqyone because tam appears to be no Owr apertalat years the narital Bat olprcb- MMiirsMnrM)* Mother contributing fact. I fed, is that the tradi- dtteidikkrf FOUNDERS DAY — Mrs. Robert Schunneman, New Monmouth, left, tional'American dream of "happiness" is not B kas ckaatjed awl Is BRS RSRSGBfative of chairman of the Feb. 13 Founders Day luncheon of the Monmouth County enough. ~The fantasy dream of the'traditional rale Ae changes tosociety . The major prebfcm anas S. Financial proHwns wbfcdh we wilted wot so seem to be the need for more sctf-awateMcv, and Council of Parent Teacher Associations, meets with other prominent PTA «f man and wife *d not mlfill the needs or the BKB- modi to the lack of finds, tat more to mow the persons to complete plans for the event set for 11 a.m. in the American vktuaL Complacency is no longer considered toe audeinlawiing Fftmutely, people can change and money should be used in tte marriage. Tke coBflid grow — both for themselves and for their mar- 'Hotel, Freehold. From the right ore Mrs. Joseph Smith, Matawan, presi- ideal; each person desires his own personal satis- represents a failure to create a priority list. riage. dent of the county PTA council; Mrs. John De Wolf, Farmingdale, pro- faction thraogh his own potential for growth. AD of gram chairman; Mrs. Vincent Lamano, Union Beach, secretary,'and Mrs. OB has meant new problems — or possibly a new 7. Fear of intimacy and is similar to • • • Francis Burke, Holmdel. member of the committee. Earl 8. Garrison, version of an old problem. The following repre- lack of self-esteem because I re initial ac- Dr. t«g wl he hasp I* county superintendent of schools' will be guest speaker at the luncheon sents a list of areas which are identified as major ceptance of one's self; lack of cteatesa tommfeicareojne for which reservations my be made through Feb. 5 with Mrs. Coleman caasescf problems in marriages today. . mental and physical barrier be) KJ.0fWL Stromwasser, Freehold. She's for Doing What Comes Naturally

Dear Aim Landers": A 13- Dear Ann Landers: Hy taus-wasa* Bcationet), I cannot ty said be has never you mother to send 5:09 every evening, which Is year-old asked what to do I moved fit spMlf MF'iaHBMe "d she beard of such gall and basber with an overnight bag- plenty of time to shower and about bis four-year-old broth- tome loin S jean ago. Hy QaiBHH a^GBK IIBBP, B OBBTK aged me to say we cant ac- Dear Ann Landers: I've change clothes for sapper. er who bit people. Be said his Ann Landers fnrents are in their 70s. and know she existed antfl tab? let* comnndate her. What would been sitting here Car 21 nrin- Bat this man refuses to clean pareots had tried withholding watte there Js no fflwin , we ter arrived. yondo?—Waiting To Hear utes trying to put my problem himself up. He showers about desserts, severe scoldings and are not dose. Tbey were born I phoned my mother and Dear Waiting: I'd tell my into language you can print once every two weeks. He so on. Nothing worked. Ho repairman and every kid he punish some lads, they wont in Europe and made DO at- asked bow tfcis person got our mother Oat I would be glad to Now I've deckled to tell it like also ignores the fresh under- bit the cleaning lady, the TV ever played with.-Yon were bat an eyelash. Other young- tempt to Americanos. address. She said, "I gave it have the cousin for a weekend it is. wear and socks 1 put out.for the boy's last resort. You told sters dissolve into tears when Yesterday 11 euchred a let* toner. Be nice and put a roor but alter that she would nave My husband is 42, ntce-kok- bun every morning. him that your .own daughter you look at them crosseyed. A •er morming me flat a cous- overberbead." to take over. ing, a good father and be has Mrs. Klaus bit you when she was,two tnother knows tier kids better in (ray aunt's daughter) is My hssband and I work six P.S. Make sure the cousin no bad habits. Our talk are I have talked to bun until I years,old and yon bit.her than any psychologist and nn ; from another country days a week. We dont need a goes to your Mother's bouse paid and be doesn't chase am bine in the face. He calls Is Speaker tuck. Your final line was, for doing wfiat to visit in our home. I do notBonsegoest, especially one (from tbe boat) and is based women. Be is a construction me a nag and says I am exag- "She never bit me or anyone ly. this woman's age (it who doesn't speak English. THESE. More to the point. worker and comes home at gerating. This problem has RUMSON - Mrs. Gert else after that" led to another problem. When Klaus, vice president in Please say you were joking. he wants to make love I dread charge of the Torah Fund of I cant believe Ann Landers •Z. . : • tbe Central New Jersey would do such a thing. — Let Brandt of the National Wom- Down Engagements Announced Do I have a right to say no "en's League will speak here in Dear L.D.: I wasn't Ann mless be takes a shower? — Congregation B'nai Israel, Landers when I bit my daugh- NJY.N.A Jan. 23, at the combined cam- ter, but it worked, and that's paign luncheon to benefit the Dear N.N.: You do and you what counts. It may not have should. Your husband needs Mathttde Schecler Residence been according to "The Book" Hall Fund of Jewish Theo- counseling and 1 hope yoi} will but there are times when a insist that he get it. This is logical Seminary, New York. mother's instinct is better s Entertainment at the noon more than "la?y"'— »t' sick. than any book. And. 1 might add, more com- event will be provided by Children's responses vary, Jonathan, a folk singer. mon than you think. Every no matter how severely you. . day 1 get this same complaint from at least a dozen women. Hand bun this column if you FINAL REDUCTIONS think it will help. ALL WINTER HssDamek MERCHANDISE MissFalvp Sadtt DANCING Cieary-Falvo .Halligan-Smith EcMeberry-Danuck Batfel Acrobatic INFANTS. BOYS. EmS Tap Toe 6 mos. to size 14 KEL> BANK - Councilman with a Bachelor of Science de- BUMSON — Announcement BELFORD — Mr. and Mrs. The bride-elect is a senior and Mrs. Joseph Falvo Sr.. SS gree in elementary education. is made by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- John Danuck. 631 Hopping at Middletown Township High Character Herbert St. here, announce She is a second grade teacher liam A. Smith, CS Avenue of Road. Belford. announce the School. Social BABY FAIR tbe engagement of their in tbe Middletown Township Two Rivers, of tbe engage- engagement of their daughter, Children From 3 Up 45 BROAD ST. RED BANK daughter. Miss Judith Marie •school system. ment of their daughter. Miss lfiss Elaine Mary Danuck, to Her fiance, a graduate of Class and Donna Marian Smith, to Har-. Kalvo, to Ronald Joseph Mr. Cleary was graduated Dale M. Eckleberry. son of Middletown Township High Private Lessons deary, son of Mr. and Mrs. old James Halhgan Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eckle- School, is employed by Engi- tram Baritan High School and Mr. and Mrs. Halligan. Charles Cleary. IZ Uazlet be is a senior at Monmouth berry. 44 Shore Acres Ave.. neered Precision Casting Co., llace. Hazlet. S Park Ave. here. EastKeansburg, Middletown. College, lie is employed by The engaged couple are Miss Kalvo was graduated LaZare's Shoes, Keyport. from Red Bank Regional High alumni of Bnmson-Fair Haven Benedicts-Barrett Rumson Reading Institute School and from Monmouth An August wedding is Regional High School and at- a Ranney school College, West Long Branch. planned. tended Brookdale Community WH1TTIER. Calif. — Mr. 32 Woodland Drive. Fair College, Uncroft Miss Smith and Mrs. Hall F. Gill of this .Haven. NJ. and the late Mr. Landolt-Mullane is a secretary at U.S. Army place announce toe engage- Benedict, a sports writer, Signal Center and School, Ft ment of their daughter. Miss Miss Barrett was graduated FAIR HAVEN — Mr. and son-Fair Haven Regional High Monmonth, and Mr. Halligan Elaine Barrett, to J. Nelson from toe University of Cali- Mrs. Daniel P. Mullane, 30 school. Miss Mullane attends is employed by Naylor's Auto Benedict Jr. of Lisle 111-, son fornia, Santa Barbara, and is SPRING SESSION 'Spruce Drive here, announce Stockton State College. Parts, West Keansburg. of Mrs. J. Nelson Benedict of the betrothal of their daugh- employed by Trans World Air- Feb. 5 through June 2 ter. Miss Kathryn Elizabeth Mr. Landolt who was grad- lines as a hostess, based in Mullane. to Paul J. Landolt, uated from Brookdale Com- McMahOn-Royle Chicago. 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. munity College, Lincrofl. also Mr. Benedict was graduated- Landolt, 256 Dartmouth Ave. attends Stockton wbere be is HAZLET — Mrs. Vivian Raritan High School and is from Rnmson-Kair Haven Re- READ1NG-ENGLISH-STUDYSKILLS this place. employed by the campus Royle, 742 Poole Ave., an- employed by Stop and Shop, gional High School and re- security force. nounces tbe engagement of Keyport She is the daughter ceived a Bachelor of Arts de- Saturday Mornings. 9 A.M. to Noon. This course is of- Both Miss Mullane and ber her daughter. Miss Dorothy A June wedding is planned. also of the late Eugene Boyle. gree from Colgate University. fered at all levels from 7th grade through college, with fiance arc graduates of Rum- Ann Royle. toDenni s Michael Royle. He served in the U.S. Army students grouped according to ability. It helps students McMahon, son of Mr. and with the honor guard sta- to read with speed and comprehension, to write gram- Mrs. James McMahon, 45 Mr. McMahon is a graduate or Raritan High School and is tioned in the. White House. DORorov TOLAND Tons matically and logically, to spell accurately, and to in- Knoll Ter. this place. Washington, OX. He is em- crease vocabulary. This course is popular with serious employed by Channel Lum- REGISTER NOW! students who want to improve school grades and to pre- Miss Royle is a graduate of ber, Parlin. ployed by Memorex Corp., pare for college boards or other exams. We have Chicago. DOROTHY classes lo meet the needs of the fastest students. A March 24th wedding is /$ planned in Chicago. TOLAND FASHIONS DANCE READING for children in grades 1-6 A \ Before broiling a steak, slash the fatty edges at intervals with STUDIO Two 1 '/2-hour meetings a week after school. This course Why not start a sharp knife. This will keep the 201 F. Birprn PI. Rrd Bank emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, paragraph edges of the steak from curling 741-2208 comprehension, phrase reading. The children meet in the New Year small groups according to reading ability. Thpe is a Spring and Britfal fash- ion show • Gw ng on" eve«y day aj with a new Love Lane, and... you are Iho 493-4022 MATHEMATICS mo^ei Hairdo! 2113Rt.35,OJUWWST Love Lane behoves thai every girf - FREE - should have Ihe itinlland ex- ESTIMATES • OESIQN Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through ad- citemeni of trying on (he laiesl DRAWINGS vanced algebra and analytics. All courses are planned to Bfdal Fashions liom out 1973 col- Come to develop a logical approach to problem-solving and 1o leci.on mjFA develop facility in applying mathematical processes ac- SKSW curately. T* tcrre TWV b«tl*f ... flw The Beauty Mark CKITMil. MASTERS:! 106MonmoulhSL Send tor Bulletin Red Bank 741-4755 Harm an 3 Reasona. • Carwod SoM Hood Cora • Hand Rubbad Oil Rumson Reading Institute And try... BrtO BROAD ST.", RED BANK1. 235 HOPE RD., NEW SHREWSBURY Creative Kathy, Daring Diana • A«-VinyllnMri6f* Inc. Sha 542-4777 and th* boss Bonnie. The Dally Register* Bed Bank-Mlddletown, NX Friday, JanuaryIf, iwa 15 Nixon Women Set to Shine U.S.,Report on Smoking WASHINGTON, DC. — Another of those night of nights takes place here tomorrow in gala followup to President Rich- ard M Nixon b inauguidtiun tu his iuond tinn as president Cites Hazards to Unborn \0'la the Rlitter> inaugural balls' And adding to the ele- ByJOHNSTOWELL cigarette smoking and ex- harmful effects of cigar and gance A ill he the Nixnn women ercise performance. pipe smoking appear to be The Pir.l Lady will wear an Adcle Simpson design, WASHINGTON (AP) -The A review of a number of fit- largely limited to increased : ikttchiii left, of luiquoise blue &ilK organ&i embroidered all government's seventh annual ness tests, comparing death rates from cancer at • over Kith rhuiestones and pearls traced with silver thread smokers to non-smokers, in- The neckline, sleeves and hem arc outlined with jewels smoking report concludes that those sites which are exposed female smokers run nearly dicates that cigarette smoking to the smoke of these prod- Julie Niton Eisenhower's white satin ballgown, right, fea- twice the risk of delivering a impairs exercise performance ucts. tures an oval neckline with a bertha cmbroiJcrcd with pearls low birth weight child and, if for many types of athletic and rhinestones It has a full shaped skirt with bias pleats Mortality Rate : they are poor and black, run a events and activities involving "Although cancer of. the ' Mrs Eisenhower's gown is a PnscilU of Boston creation, higher risk of stillbirth. many type of work capacities. mouth, larynx and esophagus: as is Tncia Nixon Cox s gown, skctihid below, made of rose "New evidence suggests The 381-page report had are serious," they account for : red satin The leaf appliques on bodice and hemline arc spar- been intended for public re- kled with linv irystils and rhinestnnrs that if a woman gives up only about 5 per cent of the • smoking by the fourth month lease next Wednesday but was cancer mortality among: There will be seven Inaugural Rail Of the .e, three will be inadvertently leaked. staged in the John t Kennedy Ctnlei for the Performing of pregnancy," the report men," the report said. i adds, "her risk of delivering a Pipe and cigar smokers ' Taking the first official look 1 Arts, and the others in the Smithsonian Institution of Tech- "experience over-all morta-' : nology, tho Snithsnnian Institution's Museum of Science and low birth weight infant is sim- at little cigars, which have ilar to that of a non-smoker." lity rates that are slightly been criticized as being clga-; Natural Hi ton, the Sheraton Hotel, and the Pension Office higher than those of non- Building "The infants of smokers ex- rettes in disguise, the reportj perience a transient accelera- smokers," the report said, said it is "reasonable to con- tion of growth rate during the "but these rates are substan- clude that smoking little ci-; first six months after deliv- tially lower than those of ciga- gars may result in health de-' ery, compared to infants of rette smokers." Pipe and ci- fects similar to those associ- non-smokers," a report to gar smokers generally do not ated with smoking cigarettes Congress said. inhale the smoke, and, if they if little cigars are smoked in "This finding is compatible do, inhale infrequently and amounts and with patterns of with viewing births as the re- only slightly, the report said. inhalation similar to those moval of the smoker's, infant "As a result," it said, "the used by cigarette smokers...". from the toxic influence," it said. Formerly called the surgeon Economists Meeting general's report on smoking NEPTUNE - A meeting of Mrs. Harry W. Lafko, Toms and health, the new document the Monmouth-Ocean Home River, is Ocean County chair- was signed by Dr. Merlin K. Economics Association will man. DuVal, who recently resigned take place here Tuesday at as assistant health secretary 7:30 p.m. in the Neptune Mu- FIRST AID AUXILIARY in the Department of Health, nicipal Building, Sprlngdale LEONARDO - New offi- Education and Welfare. Ave. cers of the Leonardo First Aid DuVal said the report con- Home Economics teachers Squad Ladies Auxiliary .'in- tains new evidence con* are invited to attend the meet- clude Mrs. Emma Wolfe, firming that cigarette smok- ing at which Mrs. Elizabeth president; Mrs. Ruth Greene, ing is a major cause of lung Brown, Belle Mead, will vice president; Mrs. Cath- cancer and chronic bronchitis speak. Her topics are "Lips erine Bellotti, treasurer; Mrs. and is associated with Illness and Downs of the Bustle" and Rose Errington, secretary; and death from chronic "The Computerized Pattern." Mrs. Adelaide Leonard, chap- bronchopulmonary disease, There will also be nomi- lain, and Mrs. Marie Van- cardiovascular disease and nation of officers for the derzee, Mrs. Edna Haulbosky other diseases. group, a section of the New and Mrs. Patricia Bryce, Pipes, Cigars Studied Jersey Home Economics As- trustees. For the first time, DuVal sociation. Mrs. William Rud- said, separate chapters are derow, Freehold, is Mon- devoted to health hazards of mouth County chairman, and pipe and cigar smokers and to Phalanx Auxiliary PTO Sponsors Mr. Kartoon Installs Officers MATAWAN - Douglas An- COLTS NECK - Officers of Branch, were installed at a derson, "The Amazing Mr. PRIVATE the Phalanx Auxiliary of luncheon at which the aux- Kartoon," will present a pro- Family and Children's Service iliary presented $1,500 to the gram Friday, Jan. 20, for of Monmouth County, Long social agency as proceeds of youngsters at the Cambridge EDUCATIONAL DIAGNOSIS the past year's projects. Mrs. Park School, Membership Alton Evans officiated at the The PTO-sponsorcd show, Experienced, Certified Learning Disabilities and installation. with two performances, will Reading Specialist Dinner Set The officers include Mrs, feature ventriloquism, magic, Kent Mina, president; Mrs. chalk cartooning and marion- MADISON TOWNSHIP =•- ettes. *-. Bayshore Section, National Dave Lindsay, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Weir, secretary, Mr. Anderson has worked as Council of Jewish Women will a television actor, designer, Pre-School Through Eighth Grade have a membership dinner and Mrs. Leslie Freeman, treasurer. cartoonist, circus ringmaster ON JADE Tuesday in the Lakeridge and clown and illustrated the Specializing in pre-school diagnosis and training of par- West section here. Those in- • ents to help child gain readiness for schoolsuccess. Committee chairmen in- "Puppet Theatre Handbook." President Nixon's histori- terested in participating or clude Mrs. Albert Vodakis, cal trip to China lust year learning more about member- ways and means; Mrs. John ha> brought lo the fore re- Write Box 1-21, The Daily Register, Red Bank for further newed interest in all lhings information. ship may contact Sue Tenzer, Hazinski and Mrs. Robert EDITH'S 36 Chamber Lane, English- Thurston, publicity; Mrs. Chinese. So, of course, the town. Richard Mosher. > member- popularity of precious jade The organization is active in ship; Mrs. Lawrence Smith, KNITTING NOOK is growing. A jeweler In all areas of community ser- communications; Mrs. Phil It's FREE. Come & See Hong Kong bought three demonstrations.of Brother pieces of imperial jade five vice and sponsors study Porter, hospitality, and Mrs. and Studio Knitting Machin- Make A Date groups on important issues. A. R. Andrews, volunteers. years ago for a total of eS 81,341. They arc now on A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- JANUARY19&20 sale for 817,920 each. Like tions..Kates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one.day, $1.00 each addi- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. so many things purchased tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. from fine jewelry stores, $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 "also Bales" jade can almost be regarded 180 Franklin Ave. for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days, Long Branch as an investment. It will cer- $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- tainly be. more valuable in ar cation. Call The Daily Begister, 741-0010; ask for the Date few years than it is today. Secretary. Consider a Beet Treat JANUARY 20 EARLY AMERICAN The term jade is actually • Planned Parenthood sponsors meeting to discuss pro-' a collective term Ihnt de- posed legislation regarding rights of minors. Speaker: As- scribes two different miner- ' semblyman Chester Apy. 10-12,141 Bodman PI., Red Bank. WALL aim nephrite and jadcllc. By BARBARA GIBBONS Both arc properly called Teen-age and Adult Jewelry Making Workshop," Mon- STENCILING jaile. Nephrite boasts the mouth Museum Shop, °17 Monmouth St., Keel Bank. Starts Wondering what to serve for a winter salad? Check your. longer history while judclle Jan. 20. Six sessions, 10:30 to noon. Instructor: Joan Luck- "Slim Gourmet Pantry." If it includes a few cans of beets, The Slim Gourmet Borders or offers the most precious and you've got it made! • bardt. $31, members — ?25. Materials included. 747-22B6. t'. .. '. , . " . K. * :* ", s whole walls popular pure, intense green The bright and beautiful beet is one of our most-forgotten jades. CONFETTI SALAD call . ' "Weaving Workship," for children 10 to 14. Monmouth vegetables.. . . a pity, because it's so high in eye appeal. The rich color and crisp texture of chilled beets can add a festive Pile your salad plates with a rainbow of shredded beets Museum, Lincroft, starts Sat. Jan. 20, 4 sessions: 0:30 to and color-compatible vegetables. Here's a tangy combination . Hong Kong is still the 11:30 a.m. $16.50, members - $12.50. Call 747-2266. note to any diet dinner. And the beet has a natural sweetness 741-3214 that marries well with the tartness of such low-calorie that puts your vegetable shreddar to good use: 'world's best known market "dressings" as vinegar or yogurt. Vz cup shredded raw beets place for finished jade "Art Workshop," for children 5 to 7. Monmouth Museum, Vi cup shredded firm cucumber REAL ESTATE FACTS pieces. Top-grade jadcitc is Lincroft, instructor: Bette Abel. Starts Sat. Jan. 20, six ses- LOW-CALORIE PICKLED BEETS '.!> cents to .SLIM GOURMET SALAD RECIPES, tutes and imitations. Most Adults: $2, under 12 $1. Tickets at door. When you buy a new houso, your to boiling. Kemove from heat and stir in sweetener. Chill sev- in care of this newspaper. 50 West Shore Trail, Sparta. N.J. lender lor your mortgage will have jiommoiily used arc green eral hours. Makes four servings: K! calories each with sugar, U7H71.) his own appraiser, or one ol his |glass, plastic, groBsularitc "King Memorial Service," Dr. Wyatt T. Walker, Former only 48 calories without. choice, determine Ihe market val- garnet, serpentine anil as- executive director, S.C.L.C. 7:H0p.m. Sunday. United Meth- ue ot the house which you are in- sembled nloncs called doub- terested in. This Is a safeguard lor odist Church, 247 Broad St., Red Bank. CREAMY BEET SALAD let*. These are thin pieces of Low-calorie yogurt adds a"touch of exotica to this Mideast the lender and a double check lor you. You will naturally want to buy jade, glued to other mute- JANUARY Z\ salad inspiration, a feast for the eye in pretty shades of pink a Ifousa with a future, so II Is al- rials and mounted in such a "Woodcutting and Print Making Workshop." for adults, and ruby red! ways worthwhile to have an inde- way that the scams will not demonstrations and instruction with Sheila Loebcl. Starts 1 can (16 ounces) sliced beets pendent opinion about the house jsliow. Jan. 211, 5 Tuesdays, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. $20, members - $15. 2 tablespoons wine vinegar in question. The appraiser will '1 tablespoons horseradish judge the house In terms of ils lo- Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. 747-2266. cation, condition, and deprecia- j Therefore, it is important 1 teaspoon sugar (or equivalent substitute) You are cordially invited tion possibilities. JANUARY -'J> ilo select a jeweler who will i^ cup plain yogurt to attend a guide your jade purchase. ,. "Teen Needle Fun," embroider your jeans, sneakers, J£ teaspoon salt Trust the judgment of those at etc. with Ginger and Annette Paradiso. Starts Jan. 25, ,'i HICKEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY, He should have a thorough Drain beets and discard liquid. Combine all ingredients Spring and Summer 'Bridal Show 37 Beach Rd', Monmoulh Beach. knowledge of gcmology, the Thursdays, MO to 5. Materials included. $12.50, members- and chill. Makes four servings. 61 calories each with'sugar, 57 Member of MLS."Tel. 222--I087. $9.50. Monmouth Museum. Lincroft. 747-2266. to be held at the. proper instruments to identi- each without sugar. Open Dally 9-5. Sun. 12-5. 24 hr. fy gem material and the phone service. Ample Parking, JANUARY 26 - 27, FEBRUARY 2 - 3 MOLLY PITCHER INN Specializing inWaterlront Loca- know-how to give each ils Wagon Wheel Playhouse: Ayn Rand's "Night of Ja- 88 Riverside Avenue tions. Member ot MLS. correct value. Above all, be. nuary 16th." Directed by Bob Clarke. The Barn, Runison. Red Bank, New Jersey should have Ihc integrity to pass this sound judgement Curtain 8:30. For reservations call 264-4346. Want to tall your houst? Th* Tuesday, January 23,1973 at 8:00 P.M. beat way to do so ft lo make on lo you. Rcuisillcs' em- JANUARY 27 " CLEARANCE SALE'' bodies these principles aur* II la In good rapalr and "Wine and Cheese Tasting Party," to benefit the Mon: looka wall kept. through our association with mouth Civic Ballet. Saturday, January 27. $7.50 per person. STARTS SATURDAY JAN. 20 fWARD MANOR the American Gem Society.. For reservations call: 229-4757. Jewelers you can trust. I the marriage shoppe MARCH 13 Monmouth College "Gourmet Cooking School," featur-- THE MADLYN SHOP 73 Highway 35, Middletown, N. J; HICKEY REAL ESTATE ing James Beard, 8 p.m. Mar. 13,20,"27. Sponsored by Stein- Prospect Plaza Little Silver Please phone Miss Tripp for reservations: REALTORS Reussilles' bach. Admission $10. 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ST. LOUIS (AP) - The St. Louis Cardinals ning in 1957 and prior to that was head coach at "I believe in attacking a defense. Put in terms clipped into the college ranks yesterday and named British Columbia University and Wenatchee Wash. of a boxer, I'm not a counter-puncher. I believe in veteran Don Cory ell coach of the National Football Junior College. the passing game." League club succeeding Bob Hollway, who was A graduate of the University of Washington, he Products of Coryell at San Diego State includ- fired Dec. 18. was an assistant coach at Punahou Academy in ed Buffalo Bills' quarterback Dennis Shaw, the The 48-yeaDold Coryelt, who spent 15 seasons Honolulu in 1951 and a high school coach in Hono- NFL's rookie of the year in 1970; quarterback Don at the college" level, directed San Diego State the lulu a year later. Horn of the Denver Broncos, and defensive end last 12 and compiled a 104-19-2 record embellished Interspersed with his career was a year as ath- WUlie Buchanon of the Green Bay Packers. by three perfect Aztecs marks. letic director and head football coach at Ft. Ord, "I don't think it will be nearly as difficult a He signed a three-year contract at terms not Calif., in 1956. After his three years at Whittier, transition as, say that of an assistant moving up to disclosed to coach a National Conference East Di- Coryell served as backfield coach at Southern Cali- head coach," Coryell said. vision team which has had but one winning season =- fomia for one season. , "I was blessed as a college coach, yet there in its last four. "For the past two years I've beeninterested in comes a' time when you want more. You become Conservative professional football," Coryell said at a news con- dissatisfied. You want the opportunity to* do a bet- The Cards, who had been rumored first in the ference. "I've gone as far as I can in the situation ter job somewhere else." market for a general manager, finished 4-9-1 both I'm in." Players Impressive in 1971 and '72 under Hollway, considered a con- With the Cardinals he will rejoin two of his for- Coryell said he viewed films of two Cardinal servative coach. mer San Diego State players, linebacker Jeff games from the 1972 season and noted, "1 was very Coryell, a native of Seattle, becomes the Car- Staggs and defensive end Martin Imhoff. impressed by some of the players." dinals' 22nd coach and fifth since the club was "Like many coaches... I've gone from the ball Cardinals owner William V. "BUI" Bidwill, who moved to St. Louis from Chicago in 1960. control, I formation type of football and I've grad- bought full control of the club from his brother In addition to his record at San Diego State, he ually come around to a wide-open style," said the "Stormy" last August, introduced Coryell at the DonCoryeD coached three seasons at Whittier College begin- slim, sandy-haired Coryell. news conference. Hapless Islanders Whip Bruins, 9-7 The New York Islanders, wild 9-7 victory over the tain of the'Islanders. Canadians downed the Peng- 4 and Houston 8, Chicago 3. before Boston's Johnny Bucyk rapped in the first of his four AP Wlnpdoto who can't stand adversity, al- Stanley Cup champion Boston The outcome has to rank as uins 5-2; in Buffalo, where the But it was in Boston where NEW SOX SWINGER — Orlando Cepeda swings a most couldn't stand prospe- Bruins — and they did it in the NHL equivalent of the Sabres trounced the Chicago the usually rowdy Bruins goals at 18:42. "We charged at them from bat at Fenway Park after the Boston Red Sox an- rity last night. Boston after blowing most of Christians beating the lions, Black Hawks 5-1, and in Phila- apparently thought they were nounced yesterday they had signed him. Cepeda, But when the final horn a 5-0 first-period lead. the Arabs beating the Israelis delphia, where the Flyers in on the peace pact with the start," said Coach Phil Goyette. "That's what they 35, signed a one-year contract for a "substantial sounded, the hapless ex- "Boy, that will be a surprise or good ol" Charlie Brown whipped the Minnesota North Hanoi and suddenly found amount. Looking on Is General Manager Dick pansionists, winners of but when it goes up on the boards beating anybody. Stars 6-1. themselves down 5-0 to a club usually do. All of a sudden we caught them flatfooted. We O'Connell, left, and Haywood C. Sullivan, vice four of the first 45 games of in the other rinks around the And the other rinks where it In the World Hockey Associ- which had lost 12 games in a president of player personnel. league." said Eddie WcstfaU. was posted were in Pitts- ation, it was Ottawa 6, Min- row, had won only once in its got one, two, three goals and their National Hockey League we just kept on going." ^existence, had staggered to a a former Bruin and now cap- burgh, where the Montreal nesota 3; New York 4, Quebec last 28 outings and had never before beaten an established "That." muttered Boston team. Coach Tom Johnson, "was the Foul Flips Don Blackburn scored twice worst first period I've ever Red Sox Get and Billy Harris, Lome Hen- seen this team play... and it ning and Westfall once each didn't get much better." against rookie goalie John Adams gave way to Ed Set Down Adams in the first 18 minutes Johnston to start the second period but Westfall quickly Cepeda's Bat made it 6-1 with his second St. John's goal before the Bruins rallied PISCATAWAY — Host St. State Set on a goal by Wayne Cashman BOSTON (AP) - The Bos- roit, with aging personnel Pius scored the first seven and two more by Bucyk. New ton Red Sox, a prime oppo- made to order for the new points of the game and went York's Bryan Lefley made it nent of the American rule. on to defeat St. John Vianney, For Mat 7-4 after two periods. League's newly adopted des-- Cepeda, a star for 13 Naton- 70-59, here last night. Boston closed to within 7-6 ignated pinch-hitter rule, al League seasons with the St. Pius held 12-8 first peri- with more than 11 minutes left made amove to capitalize on San Francisco Giants, St. od lead which was whittled to Tourney on goals by Cashman and Ter- the revolutionary change yes- Louis Cardinals and the At- 28-25 at halftime. But St. ry O'Reilly but New York tal- terday by signing veteran lanta Braves, was acquired by • John's never was able to grab ROBBINSV1LLE - The N.J. State Interscholastic Ath- lies by Tom Miller and Harris slugger Orlando Cepeda as a the Oakland Athletics in a the lead in the second half. offset Bucyk's fourth marker. free agent. deal for controversial pitcher The Bruins' 23-12 third peri- letic Association has an- nounced final plans for its "They always said anything The Red Sox said the 35- Denny McLain last summer. od advantage put the game can happen in a hockey year-old Cepeda would be giv- He went to bat only three out of the Lancers' reach, as 1973 Wrestling Tournament. The competition will begin game," added ex-Bruin West- en a shot at winning the regu- times for the 'A's before un- the latter's pressing defense fall. "Twas.not sure even lar first base job. but it ap- dergoing left knee surgery. in the final quarter repeatedly with the district meets on Feb. 23-24, followed by the re- when it was 5-0. I saw how peared obvious the club was He was released by the World sent the winners to the free they could turn it on when I more intent on keeping pace Series champions last fall, throw line. , gional competition on Friday and Saturday, Mar. 2-3. was with them. with AL rivals, such as Det- and his career appeared in - St. Pius dropped in 11 fouls The individual winners in jeopardy until the American during the fourth period, to League adopted the so-called give itself their margin of vic- each weight class in the eight regional meets will then quali- DPH rule last week. tory, 22-11, at the 15-foot line. Matawan Beaten The Red Sox, who had bal- Each team hit 24 field goals. fy for the state semis and fi- nals at Jadwin Gymnasium on ked at trying to get Cepeda The winners' Ed Sullivan the campus of Princeton Uni- when he was available in 1972 took game scoring honors versity on Friday night, Mar. By Cedar Ridge because of his knee problem, with 19 points, while Mike 9, and Saturday, Mar. 10. went after him as soon as the McKenna contributed 15: victory. rule was adopted in major Steve Harmon and Ed The district meet sites are: CEDAR RIDGE - Cedar 1-Biver Dell "Regional (Ora- • Ridge scored 11 straight The Huskies stayed even league baseball's first start- McCoola added 12 and 10, re- with the Cougars until 27-atl in ling change in 50 years. spectively. deli); 2-Cresskill; 3-Bergen- points midway through the field; 4-Northern Highlands second period here last night the second session, but Scott A big right-handed slugger, ' St. John's was led by Bill and pulled steadily away from Doran, who scored 34 points in with 358 homers, 1,261 runs Foster's 13 points, while team- Regional (Allendale); 5-Cliff- side Park; 6-Garfield; 7-Belle- Matawan Regional for a 77-57 the game, led the 11-point batted in and a .298 lifetime mates Barney DiBenedetto Rcgltter Staff Photo surge with seven points. batting average, Cepeda ap- and Ed Hickey added a dozen ville; 8-Passaic Valley (Little FALCONS IN FLIGHT — AAonmouth Regional gymnasts go Ihrough their Falls); 9-Wayne Hills; 10- The Huskies and Cougars pears made to order for Bos- apiece. paces In yesterday afternoon's home meet against Keansburg. Bill Geare, Raiders Chasing ton's Fenway Park with the let., performs on the high bar, while Bob Post does his thing on the paral- Montville Township; 11-New- were about even in rebounds ~6* T ton; 12-Phillipsburg; 13-Ir- and turnovers. The big differ- left field wall only 315 feet Foster •v? 4 4 12 lel bars. CBA in Hockey away. However, he hits with Louro 3 4 10 vington; 14-Hillside; 15- ence came in shooting. Mata- (NBcntetto 1 0 2 The Red Bank Raiders (5-2) power to all fields. * 7 19 Roselle Park; 16-Roxbury; 17- wan accounted for just 25 of 7 1 15 Hunterdon Central (Fleming- have moved to within two 69 attempts on goal from the 2 0 4 Oregon 3 0 4 points of league-leading Chris- 3 0 4 Coporilll 0 I 1 Montgomery's 67 Best ton); 18-Bridgewater-Raritan field while Cedar Ridge fired Glover Receives OSS West; 19-Middlesex; 20-Gover- tian Brothers Academy (6-0) in 33 of 61 tries. TMols 24 11 »l Totals 24 22 70 team in the Monmouth County StJohnv i 17 12 22—55 nor Livingston Regional (Ber- John McCrea led the losers Lombardi Award 51 Plu» X 12 16 23 19 —70 keley Heights); 21-John P. Hockey League last week by with 20 points. Marv Wood HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) - In Tucson Golf Tourney Stevens (Edison); 22-East defeating the Middletown was second in line for the win- Nebraska All-American Brunswick; 23-Christian Lions (0-6-1) twice. TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Prctournamcnt favorite Lee ners with 14 markers, while middle guard Rich Glover, of Jake Jones since 1965, has finished higher Brothers Academy (Lin- The Raiders topped the Ed Sapp and Bob Fascullo Jersey City, N.J., a brides- Jack Montgomery, a slow- Trevino was three strokes than 20th only once in the last croft); 24-Freehold; 25-Lake- Lions, 5-1, on goals by George talking Texan trying to play back with a 70 on the 7,200- scored 12 and 10 points, re- maid here last year, was Qets Night two years and didn't even wood; 26-Lcnape (Medford); Massel (2), Dennis Sheehan spectively. named last night as winner of his way out of a two-year yard, par-72 Tucson National make expenses with total 27-Pennsauken; 28-Gloucester (1), Don Porzio (1) and slump, fired a five-under-par Golf Club course and said: Matawan's record dropped the third annual Vlnce Lom- earnings of $14,000 for 1971-72. Community College (Sewell); Charles Seollard (1). Dave to 4-7. bardi award as the out- At Neptune 67 and established a one- "I'd like to have shot 69 but "I was playing just horrible 29-Collingswood; 30-Edgewood Taylor produced the Lions' stroke lead yesterday in the M. (17) Ctdnr XMai (771 standing collegiate lineman In NEPTUNE - As part of I'm pleased with 70. It gives last year," Montgomery (Atco); 31-Pennsville; and 32- ^only goal. r/F Tl 6 F T the nation. first round of the $150,000 me some confidence. That's McCrra 8 4 20| Doron 1"4 6' ~34 Jake Jones Night at Neptune drawled, "but 1 went home Oakcrest (Mays Landing). The Raiders downed the NMl 4 1 9|Soop 6 0 12 Glover, also a finalist last Dean Martin-Tucson Open the first time this year I've and worked on my game the Wolclk 1 0 2| Wood 5 4 14 High School next Saturday Golf Tournament. The first and second place Lions, 6-4. Mike Mitchell Dem 10 2 Gatson 1 0 2 year, won tbe honor over broken par." hardest I ever have. When I Godwin 3 1 7 HOSCUIIO 5 0 10 night, the Hamilton Pat Pa- finishers in each weight class scored twice, while Henry Jon« 3 0 « irby 2 1 5 three other candidates for the Trevino, the British Open came out again 1 had a better Charpek, Sheehan, John Sal- Pltlmon 2 1 5 Motto _ . _ vers and the Hartford Capi- of the district meets automati- Rynn 2 O 4 Flligerald 0 0 0 impressive 45 pound granit tols will play a regularly champion and a two-time win- idea of what 1 wanted to do." ter and Reed Jones all tallied Ledford 1 0 Jersey Blue cally advance to the regional Gdvln 0 0 0 trophy, named In honor of the scheduled Eastern Profes- ner here, has not won a dime He did it just right on the once. Elscnbero 0 0 D going into this third event of competition the following former Green Bay and Wash- sional Basketball League second hole he played. John Arliss and Taylor each Totals H 7 S71 Totals 33 11 77 ington coach, who died ol can- the season. He failed to quali- weekend. The regional meets Matowan 16 13 19 10—57 game. Matmen Cop scored once for the Lions. Cedor Ridge 16 27 19 fy for the final two rounds of Montgomery started from will be staged at these sites: U -77 cer In 1J7I. Jones, a member of the Pat UNION - Brookdalc Com- the year's first tournament the 10th tee and reached the Region 1 — Hackensack; Re- Pavers quintet, is currently munity College upped its and didn't play last week. par-five 11th green with a 3- gion 2 — John F. Kennedy averaging 12 points a game. iron second shot, then holed a (Paterson); Region 3 — Phil- wrestling record to 3-4 here Miller Barber, a balding, 41- The former Neptune High yesterday, sweeping a putt clear across the lipsburg; Region 4 — Union; COME WITH US TO School star joined the Ham- year-old veteran who won this green—about 20 yards—for an Region 5 — Hunterdon Cen- triangular match against tournament a year ago, was ilton team this year after fail- Union and Essex County Col- eagle three. tral; Region 6 — Cedar Ridge ing to stick with the Phila- alone in second place with a (Madison Township); Region leges. 68. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold delphia 76'ers in the NBA. The The Jersey Blues rolled past Palmer and Gary Player are 7 - Cherry Hill-East; and Re- Pat Pavers are currently in The group at 69 included gion ti — Collingswood. GERMANY Essex, 50-4, and then edged not competing. third place in the EBL. Bobby Nichols, Bob Murphy, Union, 32-26. • •••••e • ••••••••••••••••••••••» Hartford leads the league Bill Lane, a 134-pounder, Frank Beard, George Hixon, and also has the top scorer in and former Middletown Town- Forrest Fezler and Rod Fun- and earn while you learn a skill seth. winner of the Glen NO RADIO Ed Johnson. Dana Lewis, for- ship High School star, downed You've made it through four years ol high 30th. On that date you'll join other North and mer Weequahic star who was his Union opponent in 19 sec- Campbell-Los Angeles Open school. You worked hard this past summer. Now, Central Jersey neighbors and take basic training a first draft pick of the 76'ers. onds. two weeks ago. you'd like to do some traveling. Get away lor a togelher. After further specialized job training, while. you'll go to Europe and stay with the crack Berlin also plays with the Caps. Essex dropped to 1-7, while Trevino was tied at 70 with a half-dozen others, including But you need bread to do that. And you need Brigade for a minimum of 16 months. And that's There will be a preliminary Union lost its first match in guaranteed in writing George Archer, Dave Hill and experience to get a good job to earn that kind of game at 6:30 with the Paver- six outings. bread. You're stepping into a whole new future. Job Australian Bruce Crampton, Cap game scheduled for 8:15. Union drubbed Essex' 33-3. So you ask yourself, how can I get experience training in the skill you want. A starting salary of Tickets are available at the •rnkdolt (U> Union (Jtl The 31-year-old Montgom- if no one will ever hire me? One answer lies in $307.20 a month. Along wilh free meals, housing, U» - Rick Wlljon IU) p. Jim Actrra today's Army. It could be your ticket to Germany. clothing, medical and denial care and 30 days Senior or Junior High School ery, a Fort Worth, Tex., na- paid vacation each year. A chance to meet new 12ft— Jim Guerrlerl [Bl p. Wayne With the new Garden Stats Platoon being or at the door the night of the Phltlemoyer, 5;4» tive who has been on the tour lormed, you can enlist today and report on Jan. people, travel, niature. game. 134-BUI Lane IB) p. Joe Puleo. 0:19 142 — Glenn Richardson (Bl p. Tom Je- rwtte. 0:59 Long Branch Sets Get ready tot January 30th and Germany. Ask your 150 - Bill D'Onofrlo IU} p. John Dunn, Blue Bishop Gals 4:16 Army Representative about the special Garden 1M - Tom Hockln (Bl lorfelt Cage Registration Stale Platoon Berlin Brigade. 167 — Bob Kouoch (B) drew Bob Duffy. Down Buccaneers U-all LONG BRANCH - Regis- 177 — Jim Tomolno (B) p. John Pare- ASBLRY PARK - Asbury In, 5; 50 tration for the Long Branch !VO - Don Letlero (U) p. Al Konouo Park's girls' basketball team doff, 1:23 Department of Recreation, made Red Bank Regional its HVWT ~ Joe Derlllo (U) p. Kevin Parks and Conservation fbday's Army ninth straight victim here yes- McConn, 1:00 Men's Basketball League will •raokdal* (U) Eiu< (4) terday. 52-28. 118 — Jim Allera (Bl forfeit be held Sunday from 1 to 4 126 - Jim Guerrlerl (B) forfeit p.m. at the Long Branch High wants to join yon. The undefeated Blue Bish- 134 - Bill Lane (B) p. Elmore Bro- ckens, 4:57 School Gym. ops were paced by Robin 142 - Glenn Rlchordson (B) d. Jim SSG. RALPH M. SHOEMAKER Coir, 12-3 Holmes, who tallied 14 points. 150 — John Dunn (B) lorfell The league will begin sched- SSG. EDWARD A. FRUCHTL and Betty McGuire, who hit 158 — Tom Hockln (B) p. Carl Ruggero, uled games on Sunday Jan. 28, ST. JAMES. ASBURY PARK! N.J. SFQ. EDWARD J. SMITH for 13. 167 - Bob Kovock IB) d. Tim Kenhow. and will run until Sunday, SFC. 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Speaking FROM THE UNBEATEN SHORE REGN- Nets at Hot Pace AL GIRLS'BASKETBALL TEAM,1H£ By RICH NICOLETTI field or court of play. Galbreath Rentzel "1 can't imagine playing on a boys' team," WEST LONG BRANCH - Kathy Leslie... she said. "We sometimes scrimmage the boys' Galbreath Love Affair student, Shore Regional High School; Occupa- junior varsity and freshman teams, and KATHY USUE MIAMI (AP) - John W. Galbreath's 37-year love affair tion: basket-maker. they're really tough. We just don't have with Hialcah Race Course was consummated this week when Five years ago, if someone told Kathy Les- enough height to take down rebounds. I'm sure AGflLWHOAVEpASHSEtn^R "the famed flamingo track opened its 1973 season with him as lie that she would someday be the most prolific that I wouldn't be able to make a boys' team, president. • female basket-maker in Monmouth County, but I'd try," she added. Galbreath had led a group which purchased the track late she probably would have laughed. CMM He Embarrassing last year for $21.5 million, and the Ohio real estate and con- Kathy, a 17-year-old senior, learned her The shy Trenton State College hopeful struction magnate made it clear that he intended to be a work- handicraft when she was a sixth grader at feels it would cause embarrassment for a male ing Hialeah president. Franklin Antonides Grammar School here, and player to vie against and lose to a female. "What do you mean by retirement?" asked Galbreath, she's been turning out baskets by the dozens "I can just imagine how a boy would feel if now 75. "I get my pleasure out of work. The longer you work, ever since. he were stuffed by a girl while trying to make the longer you live." Kathy's baskets aren't made of straw; a shot," she chuckled. they're mesh and you can find them in any Kathy may not score 1,000 points in her high school. two-year career as a Devllette, bul 750 may Rentzel Indicted Kathy is the leading scorer for the Blue not be out of reach. Already, she has account- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lance Rentzel of the Los Angeles Devilettes, and the main reason why the team ed for 632 points — 380 of which have been tal- Rams was indicted yesterday by the Los Angeles County is 12-0 thus far this season. Her 22.9 point aver- lied this season. . Grand Jury on charges of possession of marijuana and posses- age per game is tops in the area. Used to Limelight sion of codeine. Six-Year 'Veteran' Kathy is used to the limelight. She has In addition, the 29-year-old former University of Oklahoma Learning the game wasn't a difficult as- been the high scorer on her team ever since athlete was charged with furnishing marijuana to William S. signment for the 5-7 lass. She has surrounded her second year of grammar school play. Her Belasco, identified as a producer of motion pictures. herself with the game since she was in- lifetime Jiigh for one game is 35 points, scored Rentzel and Belasco were arrested by Los Angeles police troduced to a basketball some six years ago. last year. on Jan. 10. Each has been free on $5,000 bond pending arraign- "I have a net in my front yard, and we The other four starters on the Deviletto / ment in Superior Court. play with boys and girls," Kathy said. squad show why the team is undefeated. Sandy ..»MT tOOK BACK, FEI1AS/ Rich Shirvanian, a member of the Devils' Quackenbush, also a senior, is 5-10 and the Miss DeFerro Sets Mark varsity team, is one of the playmates who leading rebounder. She averages eight points a LODI — Shore Aquatic swimmer Donna DeFerro of'Mid- frequents Kathy's yard for a little sandlot game. dlotown set a new state record in the girls' 11-12 200-yard free- roundball after school. . Jane Schulz, senior, adds more height with style in the N.J. AAU Championship Meet hero by eclipsing "Sometimes we even play boys against her 5-10 frame, while Judy Seger and Ronellc the old mark of 2:11,7 by 1.8 seconds. girls, but that's not really fair. It's better when Maher, both sophomores, show promise for the ,we mix the teams," she noted. future at Shore. .» KftTHY UEP THE Vlfd WR SHORE'S VICTORY Gail Casey of Middletown, 50-yard butterfly, was the only Kathy is not a militant women's libber or What does the future hold for Kathy Les- other local winner. anything even resembling it. She realizes her lie, basket-maker? A career in physical educa- FIRST am mm fKnv/u. GIRLS row^/ Jeff Locke took second in fhe 10-under 50-yard butterfly; limitations when confronting a man on the tion, of course. John Moore was third. Guy Doran was second in the 11-12, 200-' yard freestyle and third in the 100-yard butterfly. Central Jersey Aquatic swimmers faring well were Terri f Miller and Kelly Galvin, second and third, respectively, in the 13-14,400-yard individual medley. Miss Miller was third behind Drop-Out BowP Ends Gridiron Mania her sister, Kathi, in the 100-yard butterfly. In the boys' division, Ron Borchers was second in the 13- DALLAS (AP) - The Na- Larry Csonka, fullback for other Miami players, line- Paul Warfield and Detroit of- 92.000 or »1,500 - depending game go to the NFL players 14, 400-yard individual medley. tional Football League's world champion Miami, re- backer Nick Buoniconti and fensive tackle Rocky Freitas^, on which side wins — and said pension funds. showcase Pro Bowl attraction • ported Wednesday that he had defensive end Bill Stanfill. checked out. Warfield's son he's play for Freitas. With all the player comings Liquori Returns Tonight Sunday, featuring what is sup- a back problem and he was The flu victims were ex- has scarlet fever and Kreitas' Earlier, defensive tackle and goings, fans were giving posed to be the finest talent in replaced by another Dolphin pected to play in the nation- mother is ill in Hawaii. Bob Lilly of Dallas, who has a the game a big yawn on its PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The return of Marty Liquori to the country, is fast drawing star, Mercury Morris, who ally televised 4 p.m. EST Walt Garrison of Dallas re" back problem, gave his spot maiden voyage from Los An- the mile competition highlights tonighl's sixth annual Phila- the tag of the "drop-out promptly came down with the match. placed Brown, J/U Hill of to Minnesota's Alan Page, and geles. By late Wednesday, bowl." delphia Track Classic on the fast 11-lap indoor track at the flu. On Tuesday, injured Wash- Buffalo took Warfield's spot, Oakland's Fred Biletnikoff de- only 34,000 tickets had been Spectrum. On an almost daily basis Joining Morris on the side- ington running back Larry and Atlanta's George Kunz cided he couldn't make it. sold for the game in Texas Liquori was the United States' premier miler and the fa- since practice began last Sat- lines with the flu were two Brown, Miami wide receiver decided he could use the extra Some of the proceeds of the Stadium, which seats 65,000. vorite for last summer's 1,500 meter Olympic event until he urday, NFL officials have an- San Diego's John Hadl final- was sidelined with a sore heel. The former Villanova runner nounced another fallen star ly arrived in town to replace had to quit running last winter. The closest he got to the Olym- from either the National or Namath, prompting emcee pics was as a commentator on the television show of the American Conferences. Marathon Sets Top Thinclads Frank Gltebcr to crack at the games. It started when New York NFC-AFC luncheon that "It' 9 Jet quarterback Joe Namath ASBURY PARK — Some of America's leading long dis- lished a year ago. was a tnssup between him and Lions Walker Retires pulled out with a bad ankle tance runners will compete in tho second 'annual Jcracy Shore The Patersun senior is already off to a fast start in his fi- Garo Yepremlan." Marathon race Sunday. ' nal year as a collegian since he won the N.J. college cross- DETROIT (AP) — Linebacker Wayne Walker of the Det- and it spread like a Texas prairie fire. The 26-mile, 385-yard race will start at 11 a.m. at Con- country title for a third straight year and then went on to Kicking specialist Ycpre- roit Lions, who played in more regular season National Koot- vention Hall and wind its way northward lo the halfway mark • place high in the National Collegiate championships. mian, of course, threw the in- ball League games, than all but one other defensive player, Coach Tom Landry of Dal- at Sandy Hook Slate Park. The runners will then turn around Among the other high finishers of 1972 who will be back tercepted pass off a blocked formally announced his retirement yesterday. las, the NFC mentor, admit- ted the goings and comings for the return trip and the decisive 13 miles of the long again are John Garlepp of New York's MHlrose AA, Trenton field goal kick that Washing- Walker, 35, indicated several times his intention to quit at can be unsettling. journey. State's George Milligan, and Shore AC'S John Skislak. ton's Mike Bass ran back lor the end of the 1072 season. But the Boise, Idaho, native waited Unusual Situation The event is sponsored by the Shore Athletic Club and Vol- Skislak led Shore AC to the NJAAU team title a year ago a touchdown in the Super to make the announcement at a party in his honor at a down- "Its an unusual situation," kswagen Park Shore of Neptune. It is sanctioned by the N.J. and the clubmen expect to field another strong team this year Bowl. town bar. Landry said. "One goes and Association of the AAU and will also carry the NJAAU individ- that includes Dr. George Sheehan of Itumson, Dr. Paul Kicll of "One reason I have retired," he said in a private inter- then another one comes. How- ual and team championship. Westfield, Gene Minor and Ernie Johnston of Ocean Township. St. Benedict's view, "was that I felt my God-given abilities had taken me as ever, the new player is usual- The 1072 champion, Tom Fleming of William Paterson Col- Entry information is available from meet director Tom far as they could.," ly just as good as the one who lege, will be back in the race and is eager to improve on his Baum at 1307 Ocean Avc., Spring Lake, and runners may sign Tops St. James liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiii left." course record of two hours, 28 minutes, 28.8 seconds estab- up for the race until post-time. HOLMDEL - St. Ben- edict's of Holmdel won its third-straight Monmouth County CYO basketball game Mild Temperatures Bode YMCA Tabs Miss Holland here last night by defeating St. James of Red Bank, 70-64. Bill Hagen paced the win- Long Inshore Whiting Run As Top Mermaid of Week ners with 28 points, while Bob ceived the advice and assis- Gibbs and Frank Loc added 12 The mild temperatures cur- lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiii and 10 points, respectively. rently being applauded by tance of \M National Marine RED BANK - Liz Hol- both in the 11-12 group. Nancy and under group; Pat Mar- winter fishermen has raised Surf, Field Fisheries Service Pacific land, 10. a double winner for and Barcy Thurston provided shall, Jim Warren and John Tony Centrulla scored 15 hopes that the inshore whiting Fishery Products Technology the Red Bank Community the diving victories. Blake, all 15-17. points in the losing cause. run will last longer than ex- Center in planning stages of YMCA swim team last week- The boys lost to Somerset pected. and Stream their commercial venture. end, is the Swimmer of the Valley, 139-69, but Lew Klein- iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiHiiiii1 Business has picked up at The Skokomish Indians are Week. nans managed two victories In SECOND BIG WEEK the Long Branch Pier as the Indian reservations in the building a plant to process Miss Holland, daughter of the losing cause. JANUARY water temperatures hover Northwest and Alaska, the salmon catches. They plan to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Hol- Singles victors were Stew around the 40 degree mark. small Skokomish Tribe of Pu- smoke and package the fish. land, 50 Forrest Avenue, Fife, David Whelchel, and The fleet out of the High- get Sound, has begun a sea- Catches of fall, or chum Rumson, won the 10 and un- Chip McElhattan, all in the 10 PANELING CLEARANCE lands, Atlantic Highlands area food processing and market- salmon topped all previous der, 50-yard freestyle and ing enterprise, in an attempt r have been making the rounds records in the Puget Sound breaststroke. She owns the Warnermun Meet to the Ambrose and Scotland to reduce the tribe's 30 per area, according to a late Octo- team record in both events. cent unemployment figure. ber report by the National In Union Beach lights for whiting, while the Liz started swimming com- Manasquan and Shark River Tribal leaders sought and re- Marine Fisheries Service. Liz Holland UNION BEACH - Inter- petitively at the Peninsula ested parties are invited to at- boats have been satisfied with House Beach Club when she the spot four to five miles tend a scheduling meeting of CEILING south of the BA Buoy. was four years old. She won a the Union Beach Pop Warner, WalVs Top Three Drivers first-place trophy for her age Little League, Girls Softball Scores in Miami group that year, and has cap- League, and Babe Ruth orga- BEAMS Reid E. Kellogg of 112 Fish tured first in her group ever' nizations on Jan. 31 at the Co- Jig 3"x6" St;c C Hawk Dr., Middletown, won since. lony Inn, Union Beach at 8:30 Rough Sawn Cedor angling recognition in the To Be Lauded at Banquet 3 In 30' The fifth grader, who favors p.m. Reg. 7.00 II. Metropolitan Fishing Tourna- the freestyle, comes from a 69 ment in Miami when he WALL TOWNSHIP - The Charlie Jr., who posted two Lewis of New Egypt, will re- per II, ceive the first place Sports- competitive family. Her par- caught a six-pound, four- top three drivers and owners feature wins during the five- who compete in the weekly and-one-half month season, man Stock Car owners award ents both play tennis, while ounce mackeral in the light two of her three brothers play 4x8 SHEETS stock car shows at Wall Sta- was a consistent high finisher at the event which has been OPENS TOMORROW f Reg bale tackle division. basketball, and of her two sis- 1 Woodland ' 6.60 2.99 dium will be honored Satur- among the modified stock car sold out since Jan. 1. Lewis, ters, one is a cheerleader and Executive Plonk • 6.20 2.?? Kellogg fished out of Key day night for 1972 achieve- pilots and amassed 950 points who finished only 18 points be- West with Capt. Lefty Reagan the other a gymnast. Fern Green ' 8.40 3.11 ments during informal cere- while winning his third Modi- hind Severage in the hotly Money Tone • 8.00 3,99 on the Marquesas as guide. monies at the raceway's sev- fied Stock Car driving cham- contested sportsman field, The girls lost to Summit. Parchment * 6.40 3.99 He will receive a citation for enth annual dinner and dance. pionship will receive second place driv- 112-96 last week. Dana Morton Jan. 20 thru Jan. 28 ' Mountain Blue • 8.60 3.9* his catch. ing honors. was the big winner. She cap- •ur u HOOK . ii P.M. . samn i P.M. . 7 F « Cvcnlng Shadow * 8.20 3.99 Charlie Sr, who twists most 10.80 Hooks King Mackeral Heading the list of award tured three firsts in the 11-12 IMXTt UM. aUMW WM« 12 (ftl tocoa * of the wrenches preparing the Two popular Modified Stock Weathered Elm •• 4,00 Philip Gazzo, 15, of 261 Har- winners at Diamond Jim's age group. SUSPENDED Restaurant, Rt. 34, Matawan, famous No. 77 sedan for Car drivers, Gil Hearne of Frostwood *•• 10.20 vey Avenue, Lincroft, a stu- battle, easily won the Modi- Wrightslown and Jim Hoff- Dana Million and Lisa Groff CEILING PANELS Golden Sproy • starting at 7:30 p.m.. will be Oldo Evergreen ' dent at Red Bank Catholic were double winners in the 2x4 sheets the father and son team of fied Slock Car owner's crown man of Union Beach, will re- Ounstock ' High School, hooked a 27- same group. Woshoble with 882 points. ceive second and third place Antique White * • pound king mackeral out of Charlie Kremer Sr. and .—-. msdison square garden center Reg. 1.60 c driving honors in their divi- Single winners were Betsy 69 Wilderness Birch *'... Kiviera Beach Florida on the Charlie Jr., both of whom hail Veteran local stock car "-*-• exposition rotunda ".;.•,••:••••;.,.. campaigner Joe Severage of sion. Nugent and Jane Marshall, Golden Laccwood *. .. Royal Flush on the Gu(f from Toms River. Drill wood ' Stream. Wall Township, who finished Brazilian Walnut ".... first in the sportsman stock Wllllaimburg Red •*. Flounder fishermen are 1 ourney Lalls Costic Hits High PRE- ranks nine times during 72, HORSE and PET African Lacewood ".. back in business now that Lady Bowlers will be crowned for the second In Airport Bowl HUNG Oiled Walnut •• much of the ice in the local time Sportsman Stock Car Colonial Onk •* — 7.00 1 waters has melted away. SEA GIRT - Any Mon- HAZLET - Ed Costic of Wflllamsburci Cherry ' )?.O0 1 • FOOD DOORS 22.00 1 king. Natural Wolnut '• Bloodworms are the top mouth County sanctioned Premier Beer Company rolled 52.00 1 192-208-247-647, John Stranicro Brazilian Thornwootf " choice in bait, although clams woman bowler wishing to Youthful Terry Cain of Assl.SUel Oriental Pttidao ". . 46.00 13. ?S 64.00 19.91 have also been doing the compete in the second Mon- Toms River, who was only of Lily Tulip fired 220-240-186- • REMEDIES 20x68 Imperial Rosewood" trick. mouth County Queens Tourna- touring the one-third mile oval 646, and Frank Mac Arthur lo •• Hordwood Veneored Plywood ment must get her entry in for the second year, showed posted 223-237-185-645 in the 30*68 • Simulated Woodgrain Finish While the warm weather Reg.10.00 on Plywood has been good to most an- before Jan 23. No entries will his competitors in the limited Airport Plaza League last • SUPPLIES glers, the ice fishermen going be accepted after that date. sportsman stock car division week. after winter eels have had to The tourney will be held at that he has what it takes to Montone's Sanitary Service put up the spears for the time Highway 35 Lanes, here, with wheel a stock car. For his ef- is still first, by nine games FREDD.WIKOFFCO. MARINE LUMBER CO. being. elimination rounds beginning forts that brought him an ac- over Colony Inn and Last week at this time ee- Saturday, Feb.' 3, and the final cumulation of 790 points, Cain Schanck's Fuel Oil. 236 MAPLE AVENUE MAHOGANY, TUKMKtnl t/UUUNl PlYWOOOS lers were out in force on the round is set for Sunday, Feb. will be presented the division- The high game of the week J139 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT} Navesink River, but the ice in 4. al championship trophy. was rolled by Colts Neck Inn's 741-0554 842-3355 that area can now be termed Entry blanks are available Chet Konopacki of Edison, Joe Ruffalo Jr. with a 252. RED BANK Open Dally 7:30 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M. • Sat. 7:30 A.M. lo 5 P.M. hazardous. at all county bowling estab- who owns the sportsman stock Al Wilkes of Gentleman's 5 ATTENTION BOATMENI OPEN SUN. S to NOON A Following the lead of other lishments. car chauffeurcd by Dick Choice bowled a 242. IB Tie Pally Register, Red Bank -Mlddletown, N.J. Friday, January IS, W7J ANNOUNCEMENTS Autos For Salt Lost and Found 1#2 GRANViLLE Autos For Sole Autos For Sols Autos For $ol« 1 WEWARD FOR INFORMATION - Allm Choice ol iw«. Both with low I w dew), Calil.-lype dog. red holr. ends mileage. Said new by in. Save « I Jjged bloc*. whJfeblD. lo rears old 264 r IT — Flw-fnantti-oM ftmalt Irish Set- RASSAS BEST ter wearing Deist collar. Red Bpnk, Mld- aetown area. Mint have Immediate me- tal attention. M1-1SO0 builneta. I92-0S19 V5 Brood St. 74T-S1W Red Bonk FIRST AVI., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Evts. until 9 for less qt REWARD — For InTormatlan leading to D GALAXIE 5» - Yellow, two- return of pigeons missing In New Mon, ln veryjaod condition. »oo.- mouth. I71-2I7S. MKI13 after «p.mpm. CORVETTE 1M4 CONVERTIBLE — Two KITSON ILOST — taole Gerrrien Shepherd, bilge ton, Fuel injected. Needs body work. Call CHEVROLET I wllti block loce. Mlllbrook Drive. Reword. after ( p.m. NIMH , 19A9 DODGE POLARA STATION LOST - Flve-month-old male Irish Setter. WAGON - Mechanically perfect, ttun or CHEVROLET I Highlands area. REWARD! call WI-3753 \Vtnn best otter. Call M2-eot> .SEE IT... DRIVE IT... The ALL New 1973 AAA AUTO CREDIT ' 1971 VEGA LOST — Kitten, three months, female. Assume payments on any of, 100 cart In' I block, brown with white morklngs, collar stock. Credit oppllcotloni accepted by vlth bell, answers to Taurus. 787-S4II. phone. All mokes ono models available. 4-speed transmission. Radio Guaranteed credit. Call for 1 hour ser- vice. Bayihore cnr«ler-plymoulh. 5 Public Notices WAS 51895 NOW 1689 HAVING A BIRTHDAY PARTY? Call "Mike, the Mognlflcent." Children's mag. Ic o specialty. 471 2IU. WANTED 1971 CAMARO Party who needs 100% financing, with no PREGNANT? — Need Help? Adoption money down, on a l«7t DODGE CHAR- Automatic transmission, power Services, Pregnancy Testing, etc. Coll GER. Air conditioned, 17,000 mills. S2J93. Toll Free Hxlll-UW National Family For quick credit "O.K." call OASIS MO- steering, vinyi roof, radio. Planning Council Ltd. TORSat (201) 721-7100. J 19oS CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Tur-~ WAS $3195 NOW 2979 quolse, air conditioned, power brakes, Travel—Transportation steering, all new Hres. ssoo. tn-mt- FLORIDA BOUND 19U VOLKSWAGEN BUG — Clean, origi- LARGE TRUCK GOING EMPTY. nal condition. 31,000 miles. Musi sell Im- 1970 CHEVY I! INSURED! CALL 7IMM4. medlotely. $700 or best offer. Days. 542- Nova. V-8, 4-door sedan, automa- iSffi Nights, J42-23OT. tic transmission, power steering, AUTOMOTIVE MGB — 1971. Two tops. Tonneou cover. hatchback Ansen sprint wheels. Many more extras. radio, air conditioning, vinyl root. Autos For Sale Coll 229-31I4 days and 542-3991 eves. IM7 THUNDERBIKD — Red. Loaded. More Classified WASS2495 NOW'2269 SMS. 1*43 Fleetwood brougham, yellow, leaded. UK. Good condition. Will finance. on Next Page 741-1134 days. 1970 MAVERICK Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Automatic transmission, radio, vinyl root. WAS $1995 NOW J1759 ^ BUY A 1970 MONTE CARLO Automatic transmission, power Nova Hatchback Coupe steering, radio, vinyi roof, air condi- USED VOLKSWAGEN! tioning. 2-DOOR COUPE ..-. "'.' VOLKSWAGENS ' - - Complete with automatic 1968 VOLKSWAGEN...... S1295 WAS $3195 NOW '2949 transmission, power steer- ing, AM pushbutton radio, ,Sc|U«r«luick wagon, Rtandwd transmiMlon, r»tflo, heai«r 1970 TOYOTA 1800 VOLKSWAGEN ....M...... $1O95 DELIVERED decor package, full wheel . Sedan, «tflp, Ji«atw. «Und»frf tranimlMlon, whllewain Corona 4-door sedan. Automatic covers, door edge guards. transmission, radio. >2977. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $795 J RT THIS PRICE Stock No. 045 WAS $1695 NOW 1589 . Squarebacti Wagon, lUndard ifan»mlMlon,Tadto1r»eirt»r , NO EXTRHS RDDED ON 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ...... $795 1970 CHEVROLET ••- •-''•. .-••- " 8«tl*»n,radto,healer Blscayne. 4-door sedan, automatic 1964 VOLKSWAGEN...... $595 transmission, radio. .' ....'.•,'. 8e

Nova. Standard transmission, radio WAS $1395 NOW S1149 1968CHEVELLE Malibu V-8, 2-door hardtop, auto- MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM matic transmission, power steering dnyl roof, radio. WAS $1995 NOW S1789 "98" HARDTOP COUPE 1968 CORVETTE Your 1973 Mercury is built better to ride better. And part of the onvertible with hardtop, 4-speed great ride story is due to the steel-belted, radials—most technically ransmi5sion. MERCURY MOWTfffEK S advanced passenger car tires made. Included as standard equip- NOW 2879 ment in Mercury's base sticker price, and no other medium-price car can make that statement. Yet Mercury's low sticker price is 1967 CHEVROLET "98" LUXURY COUPE 3elair wagon. Automatic trans- within $77* to $190* of the "low-priced three." The smooth, com- mission, power steering, radio fortable ride is what Mercurys are all about—for about $100 more MERCURY MOtiTEOO MX BROUGHAM S $1395 NOW M069 than ordinary cars with ordinary tires. Remember—tests show the average drivercan expect 40,000 miles of tread wear from radials 1967 CHEVROLET under normal driving conditions. That's unusual value right there! Caprice. 2-door hardtop, automatic: DELTA 88 ROYALE ransmission, power steering, radio, HARDTOP SEDAN 'inyl roof. 'Based on a comparison of sticker prices: Mercury Monterey 4-Dr. Pillared Hardtop vs. comparable models of the most popular low-price cars. s .MERCUW. COUGAfi XF<7 Alt Mercurys illustrated with optional whitcwalls and bumper rub strip. Vinyl root standard on Marquis ms $149 NOW l 259 Brougham and Cougar XR-7, optional on other Mercurys illustrated. Capri illustrated with optional 5 Decor Group. '^ Mercurys now available with optional engines and power trains. 1966 CHEVROLET mpala. 4-door hardlop. aulomatic ransmission, power steering radio WAS $995 N0WS749 1973 OLDSMOBILE 542-1000 /HWAVS/ISFEP/IHEAD WE WILL TAKE YOUR TRADE AND WIDE SELECTION OF MODELS - ARRANGE EVERY ONE A STEP AHEAD! FINANCING See a "Russell Man" today... KITSON Nobody has more

CHEVROLET kiirds of cars for more kinds of people. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. HIGHWAY 36 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank EATONTOWN 741-0910 Autos for Autos For Sole Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos for Sale The Dally Register/Red Bank-Mlddletovra, NJ. Friday, January 19,1973 19 l«5 FORD FALCON - Two-door, Auto- It. pumtr lt«.ring, mow tlrei. Coca PLYMOUTH!. !«?, IWi, 19*9 Autos For Sole Autos For Sate Autos For Sale ' AUTO CREDIT matic. Radio. 1325. TRANSPORTATION tromportollon. ajo. Coll 741-9442 otter il WANTED Evenings coll 7>; ml Porty who «*lln 1961 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - Nine pas- itTO DELTA '«' — Good condition. Full «WS. Call £41354>. Peter at 542-S18* between 2:30 and 4 p.m. 395 Brood Sf. 7*1-5ISO Ped Bonk man Sprlrtgi Rd.. Red Bonk. 7474596, senger wagon. Four new Urn. Excellent Coll 471-3WJ Eves, until 9 Oer. Call 495-IW3. -IT. Air conditioned. But otler. 741- 1970 MERCURY COUGAR - Vt, auto- IMi PLYMOUTH — Belvedere Stondord running condition. 112SC' llrm 787-5954. 1»69 AUSTIN AMERICA — Excellent con. shirt. <5.000 miles. Good condition. Asking CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Reoulll engine. SST dltlon. 17,000 miles. Original owner. Coll matlc transmission, power steering, olr 325 Mople Ave. Red Bonk S650. conditioning, vinyl roof, radio. Low mile- lirjn. Snows Included. Coll 2642709 after CADILLAC tvn — tidorooo, mahoaony A^140 - Headers, mops, e.tro 47I-3M7. S;» p.m. with matching top and leather. 8,318 741-3130 Coll B72-O123 Mor« Classified sllocl<1 Cd oner age. Goad condition. >2O00. S4I4973. illK. MAC CADI-OLDS 223-1334. 19A9 OLDSMOBILE DELTA &B — Four 1K6 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE — White. TOP TRAOE ALLOWANCE — Superb 1966 PLYMOUTH - Fury III two-door on Next Page S " door, vinyl top. Air conditioned. Power 1944 PONTIAC BONNEVIIXE — Four THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new end \rrvue DOWNFS PONTIAC. 62 Lower hardton. Alitomollr. Vprv rellnhl* trant- IK-SUPER BEETLE VOLKSWAGEN - brakes and steering, stereo radio. Low door hardtop. Automatic, power steering Good condition. OrlDlnol owner. Radio. Wain St., Matawan. 566-1279, poriotlon. Just S39S. Cotl 232-J806 anytime 0 Fully undercooted. 471-1554 evenings and used cars In Monmouth County. Over 100 otter 5 p.m. li" ,,""«>i,y«llow. Radio, heater. Like mileage. Excellent condition. Call M6-9113 and brakes, radio, oood tires, ntw snows. air-conditioned new cars in stock. Autos For Sale n«w. 11600, »IUI1 DUer 4:30 p.m. after 4 p.m. Very clean car. M75. Call 747IS33. weekends. F & H Motors Inc. McGLOlH BO1CK-OPEL INC., Shrews- Authorized Dealers. 1970 OLDSMOBILE — II Royale. Ex- bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6200. PONTIAC LeWANS 1961 - Two-door cellent condition. Private owner. Power Dodge and Dodge trucks hardtop. OHC6. Air, steel belled rodlol Auto Rentals Auto Rentals Auto Rentals windows, steering, brakes. Coll T47-9480 MONMOUTH Hwy 35 Eolonlown, N.J. llres. AutomoMc, console, bucket seoll days. After 7 p.m. and weekends 747-3968. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 54?)))) Orlolnol owner. SA6-37J5 Hwy W Eotontown M3-5SOO 1972 CADILLAC COUPE OE VILLE KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — Convertible. New Full power. AM-FM stereo. Perfect Condi RED SANK VOLVO Hwy 3o Eotontown tires. Excellent shape. S6S0 or best otter. Htm. Coll 536-3791. t^wmon Springs Rd. Red Bank S43 1OO0 MusUejLJJT^JS^ LEASE THE BRAND NEW 1973 741-5886 _ 1H9 KINGSWOOD WAGON - Nlne-po- b TNC. BMW T?67~-l~1600, two-door"Snow'7fTeT SEE A "RUSSELL MAW'^y'or ffubest 27V Broadway Long Branch Good condition. 29,000 miles. 1900. Car of your choice, fully equipped including Air Conditioning at cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblie-Codlllac 222-3600 WUU Co., 106 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk. CHEVROLET VAN — Six month* old, these Jow, attractive monthly rates. 741-0910. "1958 WILLY5 WAGON 1968 OLDSMOBILE If6d CAMARO SS — 396-3/5 hi.p.. Hurst 13,000 m(l«t. Excellent condition. VS. Running condition. four-speed. Hooker heoders, Posltroctlon SCENIC CAR SALES automatic transmission. 12700. Must sell. 1». Call 747 3167. 14 18 24 26 rear, ni-lackers. tor Cranor mogs. Toron- Quality cars bought ond sold. Coll 9U 3239 or 543-2831. Toronado Y M Highlands J7J-OI2I MAKE/MODEL/EQUIPMENT Months Months Months Months fvlo manifold. 11400. «/t-2J6fl \964 VOLKSWAGEN — Needs little work." Autos For Sale . jreen. black vinyl top. Air condi SHREWSBURY MOTORS S200. 1972 PINTO Co»otter *p.m.. 747-0316, tt'onad. POWBI windows, loads! AutomoMc, with radio. Best offtr over Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury with extras. Like new throughout. »600. Cqll 264-5196 any time. 74ID50O 1971 MERCURY CAPRt — LiKe new. CADILLAC Coupe or Sedan OeVille 1964 TRIUMPH TR4 - U00 We Buy Used Volkswogei B«t otter over S.4O0. Call S1495 Full power, AM/FM stereo, vinyl top, lilt wheel, lamp moni- s S 1964 SIAACA -- WOO JEEP SALES AND SERVICE tors, leather. Michelin tires, etc. Both In excellent running condition. Twin Boro Motors, Inc. 1970 DODGE — CnaltenQer RT-440. Mog '220' 205 M97 195 172-0333 131 E. Newman Springs Rd, R«J Bank num. Automatic. Many, many extras. FORDS, 1967, 19*!, t969 CALL NOW 747-0040 Needs body work. 11000. 2v)-Mll alter RUSSELL CADILLAC Eldorado. Coups— . — AUTO CREDIT WAIL LINCOLN MERCURY 4:30. OLOSMQBILE-CADILLAC CO. Full povver, padded roof, AM/FM stereo, lilt wheel, leath- Assume payments on ony of 100 cars In ShrewsburY Ave. at Sycomort S J s 5 1970 BUICK TOO Ntrnnm Spring* ft* <**<> Btmh er, Michelin tires, etc. slock. Credit applications accepted by Shrewsbury, NJ. WANTED 275 245 230 220 ione. AM makes and models available. Riviera gLjoranteed credit. For I hour service, Party who fte«d5 100% financing, with no 741-0910 coll our credit desks now. DATSUN money down, on o 1967 MUSTANG for Slate blue, black Interior. Buck- BUICK Century Luxury 170-1700 WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE Vii For quick credit "O.K." coll OASIS et seats. Console. Air condi- 4-door hardtop, Power steering, power brakes, hydramat- 370 Brood St. 264-1323 Keyport MOTORS 01 (Mil ni-7100. S J S tioned. Power windows, power ic, AM/FM, vinyl lop, white wall tires, etc. 1969 CAMARO — Z28. New tires, carbure- 1965 THUNDERBfRD — All white/ Im- 1967 MGMTDGET — 19,000 original 149 135 M28 121 tor, rings and valves. Low mileage. 671 KJMon. , • milts. Nice Interior, new point. Excellent seat. Tilt steering wheel. Origi- l»l Phone running condition. 1395. Inquire at 57 Throckmorton Ave. Eotontown. nal 27,000 miles. Like new. BUICK mectra Custom '225' CADILLAC 1970 — New car due next Hardtop. AM/FM stem, 6-way seat, power windows, vinyl 1MJ RAMBLER — Good condition. S25O. week, mint *H1 Ihlwffk Fourrionr. 1975~V5rRSW7CGt~N""l)T)V- tiiillent $ S l*6o FORD Country Sedan, good condi- condition. VW warranty. Seven passenger. SPECIAL top, Radial tires, lilt wheel, elc. 212 M82 175 M69 tion, S425. 1961 FORD station wagon, 5125. AM/FM stereo, six-way seat, etc., etc. SJ,»SO. Coll«4243120r_7«-1660. 7(1-1391.7 a.m. to 10 p.m. KMS. S42-W33. _____ $2995 1«9 TftlUMPH^^G T-t~+~Fa!t!X3Ck. Top CHRYSLER Newport 1969 CHEVROLET CAMARO - ISO cu In.1M1 STUDEBAKER LARK — Four-door. shope. Low mileage. Best oiler. Coll 222- motor, tour borrel carburetor, three- 25,tt» miles. 112b. ttii between 3S p.m. . 4-door hardtop, AM/FM radio, power windows, vinyl top, S $ speed automatic transmission. Convert- 7411542 RUSSELL whitewall tires, etc. 178 M49 M46 139 ible. Air conditioning, power steering, 1947 FORD C0UNTRY~SQU IRE~^Ulint 1O44~THUNDERBIRD - EVERYTHING disc brakes. Crogar wheels. Excellent Passenger, V8. outomollc, power steering, WORKS ONE OWNER. LOOKS AND OLDSMOBILE-CADILUC CO. running condition. HMO. Coll 747-2M4 any- brakes, roof rock. Radio, heater. Body RUNS VERV GOOD. illi. CALL ?rl • • • 1969 OLDSMOBILE*

> Extra-large selection. , "98" I Special prices that we could still the four door, lull power, air condi- # > Immediate delivery tiorung. m • Instant bank-rate financing. offer only during our Anniversary! > On-the-spot trade allowances. unique 1971 THUNDERBIRD • Two door hardtop, lull power, air > Prices return to normal alter this sale. r American tondilioniny 1972 LINCOLN 1973 FORD GALAX IE 500 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO Car i )-)Mr fJoor r-jtl Stock No. 194 Stock No. 276 1970 FORD

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• , .,,,!,„• I," .Vl|.'.<.l :, ' cOIICJc- • • \,I,I,V\ AM/I • • i ANNIVERSARY Squire Wagon. A beautiful Ian ANNIVERSARY 2-door hardlop. Light blue with a SALE PRICE wagon with a complimenting ginger SALE PRICE dork blue yinvt root and matching interior and fully equipped including : 1970 PONTIAC \ interior trim. Fully equipped in- a.rear facing fhird senf* power win- cluding air conditioning. $ dows, luggage rack ond air condi- 0 BonnRvillo. lour door, txccllcnl « • Original List $4775.81 tioning. 4246 bu/, air condilionod. _ 3960 Original List $4953.69 MARK IV • 1970 MERCURY " • Marquis f//o door hardtop, top % 1973 FORD CUSTOM 500 1973 FORD PINTO ^ condition, fiir conditioned. m Stock No. 241 Stock No. 411 1971 CONTINENTAL \ Mark Ml. lo.idcrl with D/lras. air CONTINENTAL conditionud * ft MARK IV * 1971 MERCURY • Colony I'ark W,)gm. nino pas- ft songor. an c dilioncd a

INIVERSARY 8-passengcr Ranch Wagon, finished ANNIVERSARY 3-door Runoboui. Sharp liqlit blue with a dark blue interior, fully facto- JALE PRICE in dark green ivy glow paint with a SALE PRICE matching dark green vinyl interior ry equipped including radio and a •!• YES and fully equipped including a lug- speed transmission. Original List S2358.17 gage rack and air conditioning. $ 2243 Original Ll5t JS122.97 4233 WE HAVE MARKIV's MOST AFFORDABLE FORD Jou Know Why I MERCURY j HLINCOLN WALL Shrewsbury, N.J. • DOREMUS FORD I Shrewsbury, N.J. • Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore 90 MONMOUTH ST. 741-6000 RED BANK Shrewsbury Ave. At Sycamore 747-5400 747-5400 20 The Daily Register, Red Bank-M(ddleU>wn, N.I. Friday, January 19,1973 H*ip Wonted Help Wanted Autos For Sole Autos for Sale Molt and Female Male and Female "EXECUTIVE CARS ONE OWNER CARS LAND INVESTMENT DRIVER M>72 FIATS — IJ8'i. '"'<• IWO-doorJ, EXECUTIVE Experienced with straight body trucks. four-doort and waflont. All guaranteed. EltaMlllud land loptr looking tor Knowledge ol New York, New Jersey Fully Guaranteed area helpful. *pply In person, PRIDE Some with AM/FM radios. All prlte« • 1971 Codllloc Sedan deVllle hardtop anWtloys. Mll-fnotlvoMd person to look rloht. Coll H2-I020. lor land invtilmtni speonunitles. Must MADE Products. Inc.. 7J0 Lloyd Rd., • 1970 Cadillac Sedan deVllle hardtop Matawon. Edwards Industrial Center. 1571 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE — SetJi • 1970 Codllloc Coupe deVllle hardtop hov* torn* fcnowladDC 0< DOSlc lond •val- plus. 183 lour-barrel engine, air co • 1W9 Cadillac Coupe deVitle hardtop , uation In Itrms of tocotlon, topography. ZoningHi , allll tintetited windowsindows , cruise conconl.' . • 1969 Cadillac Convertible deVllle ond dtv.lopm.nl polilbllltl.i Will be obi. to eommunlcoit well and deal erfectl- Experienced lay-out, trim, run |ob. Coll buckel sects, six-way driven seat, lou • 1968 Bulck LeSabre hardtop Ml Dim local community officials In ion- stMl belted tires, block vinyl top, yellow All fully equipped and with factory ol "^I'IU* after 7 p.m. body lunrt up ono aligned. Must socrl conditioning. Ing ond other related matters. Monmouth flee H4?5 Coll 291-0440, osk tor Roger County location. Modest salary with In- JANITOR M/W — Reliable, with local Ed von Kattengell centives. Reolv to Box A-IJ4, The Dally references, for small office building. Established 19W 747-0!) BeoUltr, Red Bank. Houn, 2 P.m. to I p.m., five days. Reply Monmoum ond Maple Ave. Red Bon I Box A-l», The Polly Keglltcr, Red Bonk. Evenings: Monday thru Friday AUTO PARTS JOBBER - Rood sales- ASSEMBLERS. person (or old estobilkhtd territory In 1966 BUICK V-6 SPECIAL - Station Electronic manufacturer has immediate shore oreo. Present salesperson relocat- 196tooB ULUSWUtsiLc i_u i U«JJ — • " wagon. Power steering, automatic tron- requirement for aisembiers. Major We- ing. Must hove background selling parts Soooorr Bodlo. heoter. Cor In very oood c mlsslon. 1500. Call 264-7377. (Real ond lift insurance provided. Paid va- and accessories to service stations, cor dltl cation ond holidays. Coll 279-8300. API in Illon 52,000 original miles. Original ov 1964 VOLKSWAGEN -~ Excellent running dmtrits. dwlen, fl«ts, etc. Full benefits. Coll fn efr.. S1050. Cal- l 431 2104. • condition. Has 1966 engine. Body need person only, 3 p.m. to 5:30. BELLMAN !948~VOLi-m_. _____ Mtlmote, W2-3272. piy In person, Elsie's Sub snap, 74 Man- 1966 MERCURY COMMUTER WAGON — NOTICE Center, Ecrtontown. moutti St., Red Bank. No phone calls! ' i9&5~MUSTANG — Red fostbeck. FURNITURE-ANTIQUES - Strlppln If you can type over 55 W75. Six passenger. Good tires. USO. finishing, restoring. No water used. Nic COUPLE WANTED - To monoge small RECEPTIONI5T — Experienced pre- Coll after S p.m., 747-4378. Phone 671 -4187 Wndlfig needed. Sate for veneers. Inlays wpm accurately we rental property in Asbury for discount or ferred, wltti light typing skills. Please coll glue lolnts. SNYOER CHEM-CLEAN, 938 HELP WANTED READERS rent of four-room house. Write 408 Sewoll Lown Doctor of America, Lynn* Jones, mrPONTTATT'EMPEST - Custom will train you. Call 747- Ave., Asbury Pork, N.J. 07713. 944-9700. . Power steering. Heater, rodlo, snow tires Trucks for Sole TREE CARE AND REMOVAL AND ADVERTISERS HOUSEKEEPER — Five day'weeV Uve- ERMANENT POSITION — Available S500 or best offer. 8?2-'5«__ 1972 CHEVROLET — ** ton trucK, 350'v- 5880 for an interview In. Nice room. Two In family. State refer- = 8, tour-speed transmission, 4,250 miles Professional complete tree care. Fully I tor qualified person. Driving and selling. CAMAR^cTT«i9" ~fwodoor hordiop. Six sured Low winter rales. 775-5959, In compliance with the New Jersey Law Against Dis- and typing test. Hours ences. Writs Box K-97, The Daily Regis Apply In person. Marine Lumber, 1139 cylinder, automatic, power steer (no, buck Must.sell. Asking S27S0 787-8937 alt#r 5. ter, Red Bonk. Ocean Ave., Seo Bright. *f seats ond console Silver with black vi crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- 4:30 p.m. TO 1 a.m. !~GivU:"4066~ - 5^."dump"t7ucir fW9 FULL TIME DISHWASHER - Apply . URCHASING AGENT — Must know nyl top. 11795. S43-102O- &% International 1800, 6'n yd. dump truck SLIPCOVERS der the combined "Help Wanted Male or Female" column. person; Lulgl's Famous Pizza, 477 Middle Coll Jerry, 899-4136, otter 6 p.m. Sofa, W0. Chair, VJ7. You supply the fab CLERICAL ASSISTANT electro mechanical component! buying. iwToLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Convert r!c, we'll do the rest. Guronteed work Reference to age, sex or marital status may not be ex- Rd.. Hoilet, after 4 p.m. Reply Box A-123, The Dally Register, Red ibie Good condition, Asking $500 or bes .969 WHITE FREIGHTLINER — 33i mamhlp. 671-3384. pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement exists. MAITRE O — At exclusivt"prTvaTe" club. Bank. otter. Coll 741-^156^ __ EMPLOYEE HEALTH SERVICE Cummins engine,'RTO-913 transmission DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fui Experienced only. Phone tor appointment, DRUG CLERK "1962CADILLAC LIMOUSINE 444 rears, five spore tires. 553-3346 or 264 nlshed and tnstolled for only U9.9S. To oi Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- Interesting and diversified port-time pos 2W-3I31. Full time employment. "As Is," 5100. Can be.seen at 132 Shrews 13K. der, coll 349-0863. tlon available in modern growing hospitc CASHIERS— Part-time, all shifts. Apply Llncroft Pharmacy. 741-761A bury Ave., Red Bank JM2-7575. 1970 DODGE VAN - Rebuilt engine cupational requirements or clarification of the New Jersey working three days per week. Hours fie, tbie. Duties include light typing, workir FOODTOWN OIL TRUCK DRIVER MUSTANG 1971 -Boss 351 7A" real "one" 25,000 miles. Must sell. Best offer. 741 sheet rock ond taping, concn Law Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the 1)40 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. Steady position until April 30. 3746 with the public and assisting the.heall Four-speed, power steering, rodlo, bucker tile work. Free estimates, 787-3721. nurst. Good salary and pleasant workln Haill 56X143 seats ond console. Good rubber. Must be New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by NUflSES' AIDE — 7 to 3:30 1966 CHEVROLET VAN ODD JOBS— Additions, paneling writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, "N.J. 07102. conditions. Apply In person. Personnel 0 Emery Manor, Mofawan ART TIME OFFICE HELP - Typing Men. 542-1030. New engine, mags, (750. types of masonry. Driveways. CaM flee. Rlvervlew Hospital, between 9 o.rr 566-W00 and general office duties. 11 a.m. to 3 __^VOLKSWAGEN 264-6 UV and 4 p.m. An equal opportunity employi Dlt». 7I7-16OS. BEAUTICIAN — Experienced. De Laui _ p.m. Call 741-8400. _____ Excellent condition. $950. 1968 CHEVROLET C-30 •— Rack. FOR ODD JOBS AND QUICK SERVIC Coiffures, Llncroft. Call 842-4363.' After t RN'S OR LPN'S — 11 p.m.-7 a.m. full- 671-1265 11400 Help Wanted Help Wanted p.m., V88-5124. Call 872-0065 — Attics ond cellars cleaned. Junk re time. Excellent benefits. Apply 10 a.m.-3 i97T~P~fNTO — Excellent condlHon. mov6d. light h-auflno. No lob too smal Male and Female Male and Female IMMEDIATE HIRE ASSISTANT ENGINEER — For large p.m. Arnold-Walter Nursing Home. 622 S. Automatic transmission. CHEVROLET VAN — Six months old Call 741-763J between 3 and 7. non-profit organization. Red Seal license .aurel Ave., Hailet. 787-4300. Call M2-8620 Industrial Temporary 10-13 Comptometer Operators 14,000 ml lei. V-8, automatic transmission 'AINTERS — Interior painting and ml no LABORATORY Job starts Feb. 2nd for five days In R required. Excellent opportunity for right KEYBOARD PLAYER ? ROADRUNNER — Clean. Needs S27O0. Must sell. Call 986-3239 or 542-3838. repairs. Odd lobs. Reasonable. Free estl Bank area. Individual. Liberal fringe benefits. Submit Wanted for established Blurs Rock Band. ~CAP~FOIRV BODY~— Homemade. mates. Coll W2-8912. TECHNICIAN resume to Box K-91, The Daily Register, ill Stu, 7414273. ^^ NO FEE , HIGH RATE Red Bonk, N.J. An equol opportunity em 150 ATCH PLASTERING — Inside and out ASCP-REGISTERED OLSTEN ployer, EXPERIENCED FLOOR WAXER FIAT 1947"— 850~coupe. Two-door. Four- 787-5924 5lo>. Cnlmneys and fireplaces, Also, Coll collect for more Information- Full-time days. Mon. thru Frl. speed, rodfo, heoter, buckel seots. Good 1967 FORD SUPERVAN ond stump removal. 741-275). Excellent opportunity (or ASCP-registered TASK FORCE FULL TIME A"NO~PA~RTVflME. MA- Phone 671 -5888 tronsportallon. »795. S42-1O2O. technician with hemotolagy experience. INDUSTRIAL 26 Linden Ave. Springfield, N TURE, RESPONSIBLE. GENERAL Runs good. $675. Excellent salary, comprehensive benefits Coll 291-4775 MASON WORK Worehouse, fork-lift, material handlers, 467-3670 WORK IN GARDEN CENTER. CALL Speclollllno In fireplaces and stone-lc Including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, mojoi drivers, office and all other skills needed. FOR APPOINTMENT. THE BRIGHT practice In perlodontlcs. Coll for appoln WANWANTET D 1966 FORD — Half-ton pickup. Good con- Ing. * 7)-2032. medical and lite insurance. Days or nights. Very high pay. Cor ejsen ACRE GARDEN CENTER, HWY 35 ment, 747-2022. Party who needs 100% financing, with no dition. Steel tool box, ladder racks. J550. tial. NEVER A FEE TO YOU. SHOE SALES SHREWSBURY, 747-5SS5. Full-time, for high quality children's stio FULL-TIME — Live-In housekeeper. money down, on a 1968 MALIBU, auto- Coll evenings 7472653 CONTACT PERSONNEL DEPT. Eatontown: 117 Route 35 . W2-530O matic V-a with power steering, for J99S. ICE SKATES store. 40 hr. week. Paid vacation. N BABYSITTER — To watch one 19-month- Light work. References required. 1961 CHEVROLET — One ton, utility body SHARPENED (•/J mile north of the Monmoum nights. Good salory. Shoe experience old girl In our home. Mature person pre- 741-786V For quick credit "O.K." call OASIS MO- Iruck. MM. 892-1100 Shopping Center} "mu»t." We are looking for a long terr TORS at on. paid ho ve.. Long Branch -1 to 10 o.m. and 4 to 5 ovolloble In modern growing nospltol. ment through a planned program of e l lh RASSAS Auto Rentals OBSTETRICS panston. Why not coll for a confident! p.m,-11 p.m. Full time. Postmortem. Ex- o.m. except Tues. Good sot or y, pleasant working conditions, ond futl fringe benefits. Apply in person, Interview and talk to the company thi AGENCY PONTIA'C cellent benefits, Including three weeks va- HEET METALTMECHANTC~^7FObrlc- sells a house every day. THE KIRWAr TOM'S FORD cation, Personnel Office, Rlvervlew Hospital, 395 Brood St. . 741-5180 Red Bank RENT A CAR itlon and Installation experience ncces- CO., Realtors, 75 Newman Springs Rd. Eves, until 9 -ory. Some development worK, mostly Red Bank, between 9 a.m. ond 4 p.m, Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyport 2780 HWY 35 HAZLET DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING APPLY: Equal opportunity employer M/F Red Bonk, N.J. 842-4350. __ 19A8 PONTIAC CATALINA — Station 200 HWY 35 264.1600 KEYPORT :Wtom ond commercial. All benefits and V wagon. Air conditioned, all power equip- DIRECTOR OF NURSING igh pay rate. Bayshore Heating ft Air MEDICAL SECRETARY — Also Real! CAREE^^OPPORTUNITY ~ J ment. Radio. Good condition. S700. Call RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Conditioninondltlomng CCo.i , Inc. Days, 727-1340. E tered Nurse. Responsible, caring, mature EXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNT S42-9223 after 6 p.m. BOATS AND Red Bonk, N.J. 741-2700, Ext. 221 lIngi s 671-2929. persons. Top salorles. No Sots. Part or REAL ESTATE FIRM - Seeks full tlmi : An equal opportunity employer M/F real estate sales people for our new of 197rCH^VR6lETiMPALA-Toui door ACCESSORIES ROUTE SALESMAN M/W — For shore's full time. Busy specialist. Medical ex- tices. Licensed or unlicensed. If unli- sedan. Power brakes, steering. Air condi- leading laundry and dry cleaning plont. perience. Enjoy working with people. censed, we will train and prepare through tioning. V9. Clean, low mlleoge. Quick SPOHTCRAFT-BOSTON WHALER Earnings approximately 110,000 a year. Monmdulh Medical Center, Write to Box our special school. Unlimited potential. sale, S15S0. Call after 6 pm. 671-5671. GLASTRON-OMC-JOHNSON-MERC Excellent opportunity, steady position, L-19, The Dally Register, Red Bank. S)5,Oa0-S20,OO0 first year, possible man CRUSIER-BOAT TRAILERS YOUR KIND OF PLACE paid vacation, free hospital I nation Apply ogement In near future. Draw avolloble 1965 FALCON "CONVERTIBLE* FLAGSHIP MARINE FULL TIME CUSTODIAN — Needed for KEYPUNCH Star Cleaners & Launaerers, 132 Myrtle Call Palace Realty Associates, 989-4400 or S2OO Municipal Marine Basin MAINTENANCE-PORTER Ave., Long Branch. school In Bayshore area. Send resume to 264-5300. Ask for Mr. Stccrn. CaM 8Ja-5975_ Atlantic Highlands 291-563P o AA/W Box L-tt, The Dally Register, Red Bank. ULL OR PART-TIME - For general TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS - Par 1963 "RAMBLE H^CONVERTIBLE 75 H.P. SCOTT — Long snaft, DENTAL CHAIRStDE ASSISTANT - Ex- Converted pick-up. 5100. P. SCOTT — Long s POSITION AVAILABLE work In Colts Neck hardware store. perience preferred but not necessary Ex- time evenings only. Guaranteed sator OPERATORS NeedNd s startertt . J7S7S. Phone Mr. B, 431-5653 (dosed Tuesdays), and commissions. Work in Red Bank. Pr Coll oMer 5 p.m., 542-0223 Apply In person at cellent hours ond working conditions. 787 Requirements one year college, am- Neptune Township area. Reply Box L-18, vote desk ond telephone, For interview Musi be experienced in 0?9, OS? filplici numeric. OLDSMOBICE" 197 J"-CuTloVs. "Excellent jltlous. Mint work weekend^. ^ contact Mr. Seal, 741-3334 aHer S p.m. condition, Rjlly taulpped. Must sell. Coll I4'~f »~O*JAT-TRUNA"300T — "MercurV 22 The Dolty Register, Red Bank. after 5 p.m. 542-193B. motor and trailer, S2S0. 291-1335. 300 McDonald's Drive-In INSTRUCTORS"—~For~Schoot"o^"Nu7iTng.' MOTHERLESS HOME - Ne'eds depend FIVE-DAYS POSSIBLE OVERTIME Ocean Blvd., Atlantic Highlands. SEC)* _Tf^R"Y~— TtTthe ^dmrnis" t rotfve able person. Live In or out. Good salary, 1 1 725 Hwy 3S AAIddleto\ 3S degree In nursing reoulred. Send re- Principal. Must be excellent typist. Office Service bureou experience F97cTVOLKSWAGENI BUG ICE'BOAT'"- "CI ' ClaVs." tronl iteercr. iume To Box K-BB, The Oally Register, 222-6141 Good condition. Automatic. 11250. 5ALES TRAINEE — Complete new line 01 or school experience preferred, Hours dcsirnble but not miinddlory Two seoter. $150 Dr best offer. Coll 545- 3ed Bonk. An equal opportunity employ- 8:30-4:30. Solory S4,500 o year. Apply INSURANCE AGENCY - Red Bank. Se< Call 741-8893 4566_or M1-031S. electronic calculators, Great opportune PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATION for ambitious person to become high I' r. ' i Highlands Public School, Navesink Ave., retory, experienced only, rating ond aen 1964ITuTck SKYLAR K WAGON""— 'Small 476 SALARY COM financing, with no paired, cleaned. Ice boot sails Inspected EXCELLENT TYPING AND SHORT und repaired. Ice boat most ond boom SINGER ries, paid in advance MANY EXTRAS. SECRETARY TO SALES MANAGER™ HAND REQUIRED. SALARY OPEN DE money down, on a 1971 CHEVROLET ar^eed-d^CALL NOW. 244-396?. 565 Rt. 35, Red Bank Klngswood Station Wagon with air condl- covers. UL/UER OF R£D BANK, SAIL of Real Estate office located In Matcwan. PENDING ON BACKGROUND AND EX MAKER5, 101 Monmauth St , Red Bank, Good skills required. For interview coll PERIENCE. FOR FULL DETAILS, 842-3900 M25691. FRIDEN DIVISION ARMAID M7W~ "Experienced. Nights, PLEASE WRITE TO BOX A-122, THI P.O. Bo« 2021 all between 1-4 p.m. for Interview. 7B7- Mrs. Powers. 671-3300. Equal Opporlunity En'ployer Princeton, N.J. MWO DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. ON ICE BOAT - Two plonks, !»„ hcl LEGAL SECRETARY - Low firm In 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Good condition. REPAIRMAN M/W — Plumbing and heat- Automatic stick with radio, new tires. mets Ne* soil All accessories. Ready to UTO MECHANIC — For large volume Mlddletown area. Experience desirable QO 463-5103 or 542-0238, ~CL7ERKTY"PTST' ing. Please contact Central Jersey Plumb- $1000 firm. Call 787^358. 5M dealer. Must be experienced in oil but not required. Salory dependent on ex- lr 0 1 l ln Re Wan'ed (or local Insurance agency ! _? _!i^ ! ^'_ ? Bank. 747-0505. ICE BOAT CABLE RIGGING Please send resume or con tor" appli jhases ol repair work, Top solory. 40 hour perience and ability. Send resume to P.O. 19*3 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL — Full pow- otlon. Allaire-Farrow Insurance Agency eek, Paid vacation, hospltotizatlon, and Box 250, Mlddletown, N.J. 07748. RECEPTTONIST"- Part-tlmt everflfigs er, fully looded, automatic. Excellent con- U Brood St , Red Bank. 741 3880 Inge bsncfiTS. Apply In person only, 8 Must type. Mature. Coll between 4-4 p.m. dition. 11700 or best offer. Call B42-3945. BOATMAN'S SHOP SECRETARY - For real estate office in 56,-453? New Jersey's Largest SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS i.-5 p.m. Contacf_Bill Sli " — 'Se"r '-- Marine Supply House >onager, McGloln Bukk-Opel inc., 6L _ Mlddietown. Good skills required. For In- n coals. Union shop. 5'artlng-salary 13 terview call Win. Powers, 671-2300. WAITERS/WAITRESSES CADILLAC 1967 CONVERTIBLE - Good 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Bank in hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 hrewsbifrv Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741- condition. Air. New tires. Must sell. Ask- 200. MEN OR WOMEN — $800 per month — Apply Mr. Wler VIKING ICEBOAT - Gloss two-seoter, Vail St , Reef Bonk Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank Secretary Ing S13X_CaH 2»1-30&4_aMer_6 p.rr^ National corporation needs candidates for cockpit cover, cushion, boom cover, Sob- (EAlTEVfATE SALES -'CornmYrc DRIVER — Apply In person. management training. S800 salary if you stod sail, all Horklns blocks, wheel and ndustrial, and lond only. Locol est Ben's Car Wash qualify. For interview coll 741-207), 8 o,m. Help Wanted wheels, power stccrlnrj, air conditioned Toot steering, Ice brake, trailer with pad- Route 35, Middieiown. For regional personnel manager Musi have good lypinq Ne«h body work. Asking M7S. 787-A389. lined firm openino new office lor this to 12 p.m. Equal opportunity employer. ded bunks. All new. Must sell. 747-5030. pose. Musi hove license ond some ex- 'EAVESTftt'E "SALES- Llce'nsed pre- Male and Female and steno skills and be able lo communicate by leln- SECURITY "GUARDS"— For~iarge non- I'?5"~P1"*'M"6UTHr~~T"w"o~d"oo7ryf,QQa 27' SCOTT1E CRAFT — Sporf Fisherman, lence. Send resume to Box K-25, The erred. Aggressive growing office re- phone. Good salary and benefils miles. Excellent condition. Metrds paint. Priced to sell. •oily Register, Red Bank. lulres a large staff due to expansion pro- prollt organization, various shifts open. irom. Only Interested In salespeople, de- Llberol fringe benefits. Submit resume to Make affer. A71-Vai4. 842-1422 XPE"ftIE~NCED' WA7f"R*ETS~M/ W — Irous of eornlpQ over $20,000 per veor. Box L-17. The Dolly Register, Red Bank. Pl(!ns,e apply on Mondav. January 2?nd or Tunsda/ .Ja- 1965~POH'T"|"AC*' C ATALTN A ^Four^door." lease coll in person between 3-5 p.m. iftlce leods, extensive advertising notion- An equal opportunity employer. GUARDS lood Income Happy Apple Inn, Rl. 24, 7 Good rurnlno condition. Used dolly. S37S. referrdl service. Member of two MLS', NUR'S-S Al'DES'— Will"beVraln'ed on the nuary 23 rd bolween the hours of 10 am lliru 6pm to Coll_4l-3n2. BUSINESS NOTICES :oits Neck. olnlng program. All replies held In slrlc- |ob tor 7-3 and 3-11 shifts and earn top Full ond part time uniformed posi- f9A5~M"""RCEOE"s"BENZ DIESEV-. "19*67 "HOTOITBU'S"DRiV'ER'S-Vo"e.7- Mt confidence. Send resume to Box G-77,wages during full time training. After tions available tor reliable orid con- motor. AM/FM rodlo. Needs some work; ALTERATIONS ;rlence necessary. Stortlna salory 52.50 he Dally Register, Red Bank. scientious individuals In the Perth Mr. J. Banville 1750. Coll 741-7621. er hour. Apply in person to Mr. Michael Amboy and Old BndQe areas. Dormers, porches, stairs, oddltlons, etc. 'Ormtey, Administrative Assistant, Hoi- -EGAL SECRETARY -At leost two j Apply In person weekdays only 10 a.m.-3 Route 36 & Poole Ave. Free estimates. Insured. Reasonable. I do ^eors real estate experience. Solory open, i p.m., Atlanlic Highlands Nursing Home, 8 rhe |ob myself. Call Jim, 776-8764. st Township Board ot Education, 62 Beth iy Rd., Hoilet, N J SWIctf locotwl In Red Bank. 7^7 3730. _ | Mlddletown Ave, Atlantic Highlands. • Hlght Storting Rale Hazlet, N.J. LIGHT HAULING — Attics cleaned.""' 3ENERAL INSURANCE M/W - With ex 3ENTAL HY^TefTlST - Full'or part- j • Uniforms Provided Furniture moved. Junk removed, etc. i». Freehold area. Reply Box M-85, The • Steody Assignment Call 4951076 or 495-2024. xrlence In rating and writing. 9 to S. Flvt BUTTON SEWER Autos For Sale Jay week. Fringe benefits and profit shor. •oily Register. Red Bank. ^ | • No Experience — will Train HOUS"Ei P"A"| N f |"N"G — "interior" ,""*ei«Ter"o7 i[j plan. Write Insurance. P.O. Box 624 FLOOR HELP . Cor & Phone Essential OOK —5H0RT ORDER - Experienced.' Apply Mon. through Frl., 9 a m -5 BRADLEES Reasonable rotes. Free estimates. Call ied Bonk. teady ond port-time. Apply in person, j 787-4593. SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS p.m. 8 Tlndoll Rd., Mlddletown, JPJICIAN — Anii op^Ompfr^c osi'^'cnt loword Johnson s Motor Lodge, Route 1. N J (Roberts Bldg > or call AM- DEPARTMENT STORES PAiNf"R~EMOv¥6"— "Furnrtii7e"*IrlDoTrin or optometrist's ofttCe Opportunity to ;oodbrldge, N.J. 636-3/00. Ask for Peter, j7 paid holidays. Many fringe benefits. Ap- 5011 for appointment. done by hand. No vats or dipping methoh apprentice, i'i days pe^ week. Reply Box 'R'ATNE'E"—"cTcarvcot, eager, aggres ply i -...-- used* Free pick-up and delivery 48 hour .R.il An Equal Opportunity Employer • N 9, The Doily Register, Red Bonk. Ive. To $7000 to start, Unlimited polen- doldally"8"fo'4T30~23Ywh . Front'St7,~R"ed!| VANGUARD SECURITY INC service. 495-1076 or 495:20J4. __ al. Noww Is the time lo considconsidee r yoyouur fuu- Bank An Equal Opportunity Employer One Ol The Slop & Shop Companies. INCOME TAX RETURNS*— Business ond NURSES' AIDES — Day shift, coll Hill- ! Coll Angle Sharp,, 747-1121. Snelllnn personal returns, payroll taxes. W-3, etc. top Nursing. Home, 671-0177, (or oppolnt- dSSlllng, 54 Brd St Rd Bk Corporation and partnerships. Over 30 rnenK rood St.. Red Bank. CANDY ATTENDANT AND CASHIER — WAITRESS M'W Mutt be over 16 and able to work Sot. ond yrs. Mlddletown oreo Marqerv Trovato, 3§LTV¥RY'- Nlghts."Ap~ply In person of t/a Reliable Tax Service. Call for appoint CASHI-P. REFERENCES. Sun. Apply in person- Town Thentro, Mid- 1968 PONTIAC ;er 4 p.m, Lolgl's Famous Ptnu. 47, (Jlelown. men!, 671-1289. Middle Road, Hailet. Martini's Diner, Hwy 3d, Keansburg. Firebird Wanted Automotive WAITRESS M'W — Full time. Apply ir Help Wanted Light green, Inn vinyl Interior In, Dow Knot Restaurant, 69 Urooc Help Wanted CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Bucket scats, console, ex 1.1 Red Bonk Male and Female Male and Female cellent throughout. Low mileage JEAUTTCIANS" —"Hoi K"M A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR QSHPAID :enter, Route 35. Hozlei For $1395' :oll 681-6984. MANY NEEDS WE NEED USED CARS MACHINE OPERATORS 8. S p.m. to 2 o.m. shift Apply In persi Male, Female 1st Shift, 2d Shift WE WILL PAY rfiore Point Inn, 3360 Hwy 35, Hailet. (Trainees Considered) TOP PRICES EXCITING NEW "RESTAUR'ANT — Has Adding Machines' General Contractors OLDSIHOBILE-CADILUCCO. lbs ovolloble tor active, responsible PLASTIC INJECTION AND Typewriters Painting & Decorating aus-chet or cooks. Good pay and opporiu CARPENTRY — Remodelln ARL B OE Tii too Newman Sprlngi R < rk n P<>renls ln room sets. Radio with loudipeakei RIVERFRONT OFFICES - Select from S^!WILL BABYSI!" !i5?T IN' M°Y HOME - Foi French serving table, marble pedeit DESKS. FILES. toMM, chain. o*Jlns mo- "STATELY" THE KIRWAN CO. chirm* typewriters^ oftice equrprnenf, ttc. two attractive suites on West Front St. working mother. References. 5U4U0. Seconds from Brood St., railroad station, 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J. Coll between 3 and 4,741-0453. at borooln prlcts. New or uitd. AAC and hospital. One 3» sq. ft. ond one 475 "ELEGANT" art *tm words you'll utt to tfncrlbe this PANELING DESK OUTLET, i7« Rt. 35. ooktiurst, sq. ft. Both hove private .entrances and 5II-3W0. RIVER VIEWS. To Inspect col) 741-Jefi. btoutlrui toyr-bWroom bl-ltvtl. wlttt four- RUMSON Situations Wonted 4x6 paneling* for your den, living room 3 CARAGE SALES column portico suootiting o touch of he Easement, etc. Over SO kinds In slock! St. TWO-ROOM OFFICE — And private bath, Old South, featuring paneled family room New Listing Male I will ottvlse, price, ona if you wont# man- »ur full size displays. Priced frorn S3.3S t «»» your tote. 747-5029. "Know what? I think Miss Elaine has eyes in the top of at Xb Brood St., Red Bank. with log burnlrtQ trreplact, illdlno glass $45,000 ODD JOBS — Window washing. Interior B9.90 ond up. No gimmicks. Horry Dratln Realtor. M2-7WO. doors leodlna to wood dtck. in a lovely painting, ctllar-ottic cleanup, light haul- (• Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. All her head, too." treed setting. 5tn»lbly priced ot W8,SO0. Charming, spue I out fix-roorm IW-both ing. Allreasonotile. 741-4704. mokes new or used. Guaranteed Low as older homt. Good location, practically ss. Series's, 101 Mmmouth St. Next to, l. ONIce and both, uoo per month. The molnttnonce free. Htm living room with I RED BANK LUMBER 4urney, days 1(2-1200, after t p.m. 741- logburntng flr«pToc«, porch-go* 9Wall Street Red Bonk 741-5501 roge/workshop, FINANCIAL auiiTOFF CHRISTMAS GREtHWARE ANTIQUES - LIQUIDATING ESTATES Merchandise Wanted Apartments 20% off all other Oreenware. Hobby Cor Boby Grand plono — grandfather's clock LOND (RANCH — From tl.70 per sq. ft. Applebrook Bmtlnes* Opportunities DOO RUN WANTED All utilities and service; Included. Imme- HICKEY AGENCY , ner Ceramic Studio. Little Silver, NJ. diate occupancy. 2S3O00. Agency-Realtors Realtor •ftAS STATION — in" absolutely pirlmi e (So Hwy IS 37 Beoch Rd. Monmourh Beach business location. Serviced by largirpeo_ -l PIANOS-ORGANS used trade-ins from (75. Warehouse fi l5 "OFFICE SPACE Call 232-I0I7 anytime company. Tremendous opportunity for COLLECTIONS — Of old guns ond swore FOR RENT right port/. Terms available. Building and KlmDoll. Conn, Yamaha, Chlckerlng. Un *s! ' SEA BRIGHT "NEW AS TOMORROW" FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES one or mare -plus John Rofl«r« group: Attractive four-bedroom Colonial. J'/i HOLMDEL business —145.000 call Jack DeStefano at limited rentals from 17.50 Bring the taml Choice downtown Red Bank location. McGOWAN, RYAN REALTORS, 747-3000. ly and choose from over 150 units. 9-' Welfare ondgeople wlrh credit problems. baths. Unique ot S44.9W. Excellent Rum- Three beoVoom dolly, Sot. until 6. FREEHOLD MUSK Instant credit. Immediate delivery. Coll From 110 to 1300 sq. ft. office suites. son neighborhood. Immediate occupancy. restored Colonial .142,500 Mr. Grond, 1114(11. ANTIQUE BOTTLES — Historical flask Spacious luxury Parking provided by owner. Reasonable KITCHEN - For lease. CENTER, 4SM7J0. bftters, tlguroli, sodas. Inks, early treeb- Tnre+bedroom . rents In prime location, second floor of 60 front-bock spill IU.M0 Also kitchen equipment for sale. town bottles and iors. will buy or trade. apartments Brood St. Will renovate to suit. Call today r Ices paid, please call evenings, ot WALKER e. WALKER, Realtors, eel Four-oedraam Colonial V overlooking the Broad St., Shrewsbury. 141-5312. ADAMS Four-bedroom exponded Cope ' BEAUTY SALON - Perth Ambov, eight Supplier has left over from lorge li AGENCY - REALTORS Four-bedroom Colonial 179,500 stotlans. Good potential. Located In heart stollotlon first quality chain link fencing NIKON MOVIE CAMERA —Power PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will pay to ocean. Con- OFFICE IN MIDOLETOWN — 500 sq. ft. Optn 7 dayti 24 hour wrvice of town.* Moke Oder. 442-4915 doyl, 442- "Price! tnslallSlM and terms arranges. zoom, I to 1, with l.« lens. S2S0. dollar far Lionel Trains "0" gauge. An Metmed Realty. Reoltor. LEO E. MASSA )M3 after 4 p.m. «M!-37(M or 222-2274 age. ony condition. M7-I445. ^^ venient for com- 842-5098 74M70O. ^___ Coll 47I-M5O Realtor BABY FURNITURE — Crib, excellent muters. 110 Ave. of 3 Rivers tlumsoi L E H S SURFBOARD CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — An PROFESSIONAL OFFJCE SPACE - Hwy U Marlboro - Je.t .^ -noke or condition or will trade HO, 021 ' 52o'iq."it.'«SO per month In- SEA BRIGHT TRANSFERRED Coll 7 lor wide gauge. 774-3710. Met. Coll 747-54S9. River year- and beach rights with this six- . ANXIOUS FOR SALE 'AVOID TRAVEL — Have business clou SANOVOX —""urn** Five months old. with Lev COMBINATION SAFE — Floor model From $250 month Three bedrooms, two baths, basement ond FILL DIRT used. Olve full details jslie, weight, price den. Low taxes. This Is an Ideal house for la hoine. We hove (deal location. Ex- lie hookups ond Leslie speaker. Call-«|. etc.) Write Box R-tO. the Dally Register cellent for business and/or living combo. SUO otter «p.m. 741-45)2 EATONTOWN WILTSHIRE AGENCY s young couple. Asking su.soc. Asking price Ui,500. SACRIFICE — Snow plow blode for Jeep, Red Bonk. IV* ftet long. Jocobsen M" snow thrower, Immediate occupancy 842-0004 RUSSELL M. BORUS like new. Culllgan outamatic water soft- REMODELING OLD KITCHEN — NL Yacht Harbor PRIME OFFICE SPACE SALE kltctwn sink In cabinet and overheod cam REALTORS ener, UK list. Call 67I-9381. 600 River Rd.. Fair Haven 30% REDUCTION ON nets. Need badly. 741-7157. DON'T LIKE STEPS? APOLLO SILVERTONE TRANSISTOR ORGAN — APARTMENTS aoKERSPROTECTED ML Antiques BABY GRAND PIANO WANTED — Fli tuy this ranch with full basement, four 747-faj Full size spinet, automatic chords* with Franklin Capital bedrooms, IVi baths, located on nice resi- COLTS NECK — Immaculate ttire*bed- H7fJMwy35 739-01W Week of January 22 only bench ond music. Like new. 1275.741-4SOB. ton.. Good condition. room, two-bath, lorge first floor family Tues. thru Sat. 11 to 5 •42-4349 1382 Ocean Ave. dential street. Close to schools, tram- UNCHEONETTE — Fully equipped. For Lynn Chrlstenson, Antiques MOVING — Maple dresser and chest, Corporation wrtatlon and shopping. US.ooo. KIRWAN room ranch situated on beautifully land- 120 Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven slond desk, bookcase ond chest. S2O each, ANTIQUES — Paintim N.J. Atlas Es- :O., Reollorl, AlrportPlaio, Haslet, N.J. led acre. Quiet mlijhborhood. Walk to eates purchased ond appraiM wl-nOO. boatting ond fishing. I. mmedlate posses- (Across trom Lock, Stock & Barrel) slond sewing machine with chair* ISO* nl__H, 747-2001, (201) 842-6618 or (201) 741-1200 RED BANK — Areas for multiple use In Mood TV, $40, couch, 150. 747.9453. The Hudson Shop, IncT, 511 sloni. Principals only. Low UOs. Coll 9*4-. TOR 5ALE — Hotel, Keitourtmt, and Dor TEN-SPEED BICYCLE — water Dottle, Shrcwlpury. roods building. Ideal tor offices, artistic studio, 3744. In Atlantic Highlands. JIKOQO. Coll 741- olr pump, backpack and lock. Cost sllfc BEDROOM SET — All maple, twin bed, intlque booths, etc. Rental reasonable. LINCROFT 1144 after 7 p.m. asking MB or best offer. 7W-HH3 onytlme. chest, desk, night toble, S50. Bicycle, OLD FURNITURE — Antique!, chine Split level. Three bedroomi, 2Vi balm, HAZLET — Four-bedroom Cope Cod. two glosswore, art oblectt and bric-a-brac recreation room. Imrnedlote occupancy baths, living roam, dining area, kitchen. Roieiah Chopper. 26", »0. 741-O7K PRESIDENTIAL APARTMENT THREE-ROOM OFFICE SUITE -Free- NewTi* decorated. Immediate occupancy. INCREDIBLE BUYS Immediate cash tor anything ond every 1615 PARK AVE.. ASBURY PARK Asking M4.W0. fHI-3751. r MAKE SOAAE $$$ ORIENTAL RUGS — Authentic. Prayei SNOW TIRES — H-7114 WtllteWOIIS, II- boiidinQ. 600 sa.50). Owner, W-eMi or 3rf-W."" \ thing. RUKII'S, 25 East Front St. 74M693. Luxurious twbbMrttre, .twvoNth gper*,. »5 A LANOLORB -* Twe nnrly >dtoo> Just reduced *5M» for quick salel Income rvg, runners and arto tugt, ranging fron serplos, belt*). 4000-nntfei' u«tf. »». 671- ment In modern htgh-rlse building near property counting of two houses side by SlJ to SI00. Coll 842-6230. rated apartments. Lower apartment tea- SEA BRIGHT — Tnree'bedraonThouse. ocean. Features Include central heating OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT ^jres living room, dining room, kitchen, Living room, Jtlfchen, ft/n parlor, e New side ma presently rented. Liquor store on and olr conditioning, dishwasher, spoclous N-rmllrMd Red BonBonkk . first floor of one. Includes equipment and SWIFTVS ANTIQUE SHOP - Is closln TIRES — Two studded snow steel belted PETS two bedroomi, ceramic tile bath, lorge St., Sra Bright. 119,900, Coll I42-JI6O or Everything goes at r»«ure(f prices. Open rodlolj, 215x15. Mlclielln, equivalent to rooms—mil , lorge closets, securitsecurity locked 541-tJK, offer I p.m, pockaie liquor license. Irva itlsy town 7-fl p.m. only ond Saturday mornings. 495- AND LIVESTOCK .dr^r-jr-i with intercoIntercom.Im In «oc«ich oparoparirmnTt , and oil fojThe low price of WHO. Real- H7>xl5, like new. MO polr. 747^453. OrflCE SPACE — for'rent.'Three^ooiS irtmertt II seml-furnlshea, consists of MIDDLETOWN — New bl-level. tour bed-' ana mony, many more. Coll for appoint- - "• In modern office building. Downtown Jng room, kitchen, and bedroom. New EXERCISE BICYCLE — Columblo. Ad. PEKINGESE PUPS — AKC, chompl ment. Sylvan Cooper management* 775- "ooms, )Vt baths, family room, plus many REFRIGERATOR — Stereo record player heating system, siding, ond root. Anxious jutras. Ul,*oo. Call 74I4UI otter » p.m. ustable. Heavy duty, 40 minute timer. bDcfcground. Two pure whites, one cream TKh of nights, 77e-MI3 owner osklng S3J.C00. CAMASSA THEKIRWANCO. and radio. J150 each. Speed and Odmeter. M0,946-4439. and white. Two males, one female. Br- weekday* or all day weekends. TSNtwmon Springs Rd. Red Bank, NJ. Coll 495-2216. onytlme '-ENCY, Realtors MLS, 4 Porker Ave,. REFRIGERATOR —General Electric for perfection, temperament. 747-3126. THREE ROOM APARTMENT — Unfur- Houses for Rent tie Sliver. 741-6116. WATERFRONT RANCH — On lagoon BRICKS— 10,000 red NJ. shale. Reason, 13i4 cu. ft.-IVi years old. Like new. Ask- nished. All utilities. No pets. Parking for fi with gorgeous view of Bornegat Day. Prl* BLACK GELDING — Eight years old, two cori. Coll alter 4. J4I-70O7. LEONARDO — Four bedroom, full base- able. Call 264-5800, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. N, Ino MS: 741-7713. thoroughbred, V* soddlebred. Genl vote Beach Club. Asking I5?'5M, 255-4103. 'RT ment Cope Cod. Excellent condition. Nice INSTRUCTION RCA COLOR TV — Console 23". Very child's Horse. Best offer. 67I-4360. Mlddletown irea, three blacks from school. Being KITCHEN SET — Table, six chairs, MO. IMMEDIATE OC:CUPAI INCY LITTLE SILVER — Point Rd. Three bed- good condition. 5125. Coll otter 5 p.m. 739- IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — Excellei raraferred. US,500, By appointment. 2PI- rooms, living room, dininInlng rtroom, en- ALL LEVELS OF PIANO —Organ,guitar Duplicating machine (electrostatic co. N7. Studio..... S145 Instruction In your home. 20 years teach- champion blood lines. Oorlabor line brr RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. closed porch, newly decorolei d kitchen. plerl large paper supply. S50. Electrli full basement, oarage, wall-to-wall. Walk ing experience. Advonced degrees In mu* Hate warmer, S3. Black fc Decker edger- J175.244-6732. One-bedroom From S170 Three-bedroom houte. References, leose, NEW MONMOUTH - 6/10 acre, well- tic Call 493-2123. Tlmmer, used twice, $10. Craftsman elec- IW lona, glau sliding doors. Suitable for >rlvate entrances! Eat-In kitchensi Walk and security required. 1250 per month. treed. Custom Cape, four bedroomi, living o train and schools. (31,900. By owner. office. 125. Coll 244-1215 between 9 a.m. GREAT DANE. PUPPIES — AKC. Block, •lo shopping! bumbuses, schoolichoolt! tric lawn trimmer, S5. 741-1550. Cropped. houv*rak n.»|. Coll after I p.m., til-Mil. room with fireplace, dining room, eoMn and S p.m. ^ _____ r PRIVIVAT" E SWIM CLUB klicnen, r/> baths, tun basement, extras. KEANSBURG — Two houses. One three DIAMOND RING - 7'/i corals, set Ir WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS — Fur- MERCHANDISE EARS STEREO MUSIC CENTER — nished and unfurnished. Immediate occu- U9,U0. 671-3747. roomi, one four roomi. On lot 75x100. platinum, with two tapered baguettes, TWO TOY BLACK POODLES - AK' KEYPORT GARDENS III.5O0.2M-37M. Must sell for personal reosons. Reply to Record player, radio, plays and records, pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, HOWELL TOWNSHIP — HURRYI Sove For Sale cassette, lack, for microphone recording, *, rdS,xw« «5 251 Atlantic St. OH Rt. 34 Oceonport Ave., Oceonport. 54115O0. 3ox K-89, The Dally Register, Red Bank, four-speaker system, over S40O new, S150 W W Superintendent on premises. Apt. 6 broker fees. Large three or four-bedroom NJ. split. Good condition. Loaded with extras, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five bed- or bnt offer. 12»15 rust color nylon rug KITTENS — Adorable, eight weeks, three Phone (2011M4-I113 19 o.m.-5 p»,l HOLMDEL — Five-bedroom, three-bath iuit sell. Reduced to S12.900. Call IM- rooms. Low taxes. Available now. Sacri- KINDLING WOOD 1970 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Refrig- and pod, like new. S50. Phone 787-1677. moles, one female. Two mole tiger stripe MIDDLETOWN — Three-room turnlshed home. tS5o per month. Immediate occu- fice. Principals only. Cull 774-19H. Convenient size far fireplace tlatitlng dur- erator, sink, pop-top, carpeting. Walts ond cats. Call 747-1157 after 7 p.m. apartment. Adults preferred. Call offer 4 pancy. References. Lease and security re- RARE COLLECTORS' ITEMS — Original quiredired. Coll Mr. RySnRySn.. McGOWAN- Ana the holiday season. $t.25 a jarge sock. closets redone. Low mileage. New valvi llgnid Walt Disney Production Water- p!m. 741-2447. ob, new tires. $2200. rav-03* after 5 p.m. FOR SALE — All white German Shephei RYAANN , RealtorsRlt , 747-mo747mo. More Classified color from production ot Bombl. Also an- puppies. AKC lltered. KEANSBURG — Four-room apartment, Ice ikoti, fish, moor boat oft own RED BANK LUMBER BEDROOM SET — Six pieces, twin book Ique etching and two antique engraving!. SII 747-2214 furnished, utilities Included. MONMOUTH BEACH — Sin rooms ond sondy beoch. Large Victorian. Modern on Next Page case headboards, triple dretseri modern, Coll doy or evening, Ml-wn jr 7(7-3X17, _.. Coll W-OIU after « p.m. bath, S2S0 plus utilities. Flnley Agency, eat-in kitchen, living room wllh fireplace, 1 Won Street Red Bonk 741-5500 dining room, two bathi, four bedrooms BLACK LEATHEiTSOFA-BEO - slop. OS). Call offer 6 a.m. 741-2183. ADORABLE PUPS — Mixed breed, tri •72-Qioo. evmingsirj-iist. AQUARIUM — 29 gal. all glass show to good ftomet. LONG BRANCH — Unfurrilitied. Five' secern! floor, four rooms third floor. VVoll- Block recllner, leather, S23. Fashionable RUGS — 94 sq. yds., foam rubber tank. Aquamoster filter, heater, storage Call 566-64M large rooms, bath. In rear two-apartment RED BANK — Three bebedroomsd . Twc-cor o-wall carpeting., full basement with bar, Houses For Sale dining room set, SI0O. Mink stole, 5100. padding Included. Kelly green. J450. top. with light and stond. Best oiler. Must building on large lot. MODERN, PRI- Baroge. S250 month, leose ond security re- wo-cor detached garage. Near schools, Washing machine. J2S. Call before 4 p.m Call 222-0727ofttr 6 p.m. sell. 142-7127. AFGHAN HOUND — AKC female, 1 VATE. Excellenf location. Available Feb. quired. Call 741-2490. shoe*, commuting. Principals only. Own- 566-0523; years old, spayed. Needs home wllh low I. Asking OK. 842-1466 or 142-1576. er asking 117,500. Call 747-Soa. ELEGANT PLUSH MAROON CARPET CHILDCRAFT — Complete set, IS books. HONEY EXTRACTOR — Roof, 3 frames. fid spoce. CoiI MJ-67f MI"M o' r 229-1465. BELFORD — Four-bedroom, two both, 9x!0y>. S30. Never used. 120. S25. Picnic table, two benches. Topestry RED BANK — Three-room unfurnlshe eight-room house. Ltose required, two S44VS34 Phone 741-W42 screen, three-section. 74I-XK6 between i GERMAN SHEPHERDS—AKC. Ti •rmenl. Sulfoble oduiu. - yeori. UM mo. References, sr-—•*•• — Houses For Sale and 9 p.m. beoutltut females, six months. Excelli tronsportotlon. all quired. Mony extras. Coll 495-1 G.E. PORTABLE OISHWASHER CHILD'S CRIB AND MATTRESS pets and protectors. 946-4392. polntment. EXCELLENT CONDITION. S22." COMING SOON! — Excess furniture ond Call B42-SSS7 after 6. 741-2B3? umlthlngs from a 35-room estate! Twin MILLION DOLLAR DISPOSITION — Fc HIGHLANDS.- Ti •opm furnished EAST KEANSBURO — Small three-bed- opoVtment; All utilTthis Included: Adults room houie. Good location. >1>5, security MOVING — Girl's antique white bedroom beds, chest-ol-drqwers. dresseri, boudoir 1600. Large pony, mare, 14 hands, chesl HARDTOP TENT CAMPER chairs, electric heaters, trunks, wicker nut, white bloie, socks, 10 years old. War preferred. No pets. (175 month. I7243M. plus utilities. 717 5»2t. Sleeps eight, with hitch, jfio. set. Stained glass, walnut, bar doors (200 ond rattan furniture, desks, fifes, rodcers, derful horse for beginner. Ji/mplna 3 Phone 223-3152 'ears old). Like new — hordrock moi" rugs, bridge tables, candelabra), clothes (ED BANK -ATTRACTIVE RIVER. PORT MONMOUTH — Smoll fow-room Hitch, deacon bench, etc. 1 Branford Cl placed well In pleasure classes. Safes housei. OnOnee bedroom. Immediate occu- LAUTER — Grond plono. rackt, valet Stands, radios, television sets, horse you could wont for your child. I FRONT VIEW APARTMENTS — Avail- New Shrewsbury. , cameras, sheet music, books, old records, able Immediately. Near shopping and poncy. —tit s per month plus utilities, one SSOO you wilt love tier and give her a gooi month's sectirlly. Coll after 3:10. 7174454. Call 747-1125 SKIS — Fischer sllverglos, VO centime- reads, llneni, lardlnleres, copperware, home, call 946-8994. transportation. To Inspect coll 741-3WI. ters, with Marker bindings and poles, $75. Stchers ond bowls, boby grand plono, an- THREE-ROOM COTTAGE — S100 plus BASEMENT SALE — Bicycle, drum set, Ski boots, sire five, SI5 and size six, S)5 Ique china, alosswore ond other brlc-o. COCKER SPANIEL PUPS — AKC r« [BNIQUE OPPORTUNITY — Rent opart ARE YOU AN baby clothes, furniture, Jan. 19,20,9 o.m.- Call 842-5092, irac. RUSCIL'S — 35 E. Front St., Red tired. Six weeks old. Two females, I ment. Buy mooe\ fi/rnlture. A decorator's 5 p.m. 72 Hillside St., River Ploio. Sank. 741-1693. males. Coll 291-115*- wreom, lush ond plush. Move In today. "UNHANDY" MAN? SEALY STUDIO BED - And Sealy 34x7: Yacht Harbor, 13S2 Ocean Ave. i Sea WEST KEANSBURO - Five rooms, two CONTENTS OF ESTATE - Imported fur- mattress, 185. Custom studio bed anc FIREWOOD AKC REGISTERED COCKER SPANIE Bright. S42-461f»74M2OD.' bedrooms,garage, woll-towoll carpeting, niture, clocks, paintings, china, crystal, 39x72 mattress. S65. Couch ond slip cover Kindling and fireplace. PUPS — Eight weeks old. Butt. Call 741 fencedln (ANASONIC AM/FM — Radio receiver utllftlei. Securlty_.ondty and_ reference requiredreoulred. $29,900 or romodoling to do. Low, low new. J125. ind record player. One year old. Two % LABRADOR RETREIVER PUPPIES i blocks east Rt. M ond Middle Rd. Black. Good water doas, terrific with chll 1724100. evenings 172-I756. Shrubbery surrounds Ihis spacious taxes make this just llslod home a FIREWOOD Coll 29I-4B41 peakers, new needle. HOP. 747-13M. dren. 110. Coll 6713365. Phone 264-1846, Mgr. Apt. 34 LITTLE SILVER — Twooedroom Dutch 3 bodroom Ranch, living room, real buy. Won't last at Call 741-2919 1972 TAG-A LONG 14' — Refrigerator, ANTIQUES— FINE FURNITURE — RED BANK — Unfurnished Greentree Heater, stove, toilet. Sleeps lour. 11490 Rare china, glassware, desks, sconces, OLDE ENGLISH SHEEPDOG - Ma Colonial. Near school. Possession Mar. I. dining room combination, Now ONLY $29,900 crystal lamps, mahogany breokfront, solid puppy, five months old, pet type. AKC, Apartments, 21> Spring St. Studio, one UI0 per month. M2-4M5 otter 7. Apartments llrm. 787-4057. Reasonable to good home. t« rtfo. bedroom and two-bedroom available Im- modorn kltchnn with solf-doanlng rock maple chest, solia rock maple twin mediately. Coll foroppolntment, 741-3«51 19/3 WEST BEND HUMIDIFIER beds, bookcases, topestrlei. paintings, FREE TO GOOD HOME — Three month poncy. Two bedroom*. Fireplace. Lorge ovon. storage galore and full 160 prlntt, American ond English silver, old old male Poodle-Terrier. Has shots. Cuti PORT MONMOUTH — Three-room opart- rooms, large yard. Walking distance To basement and a garage with GLUP! GLUP! 671-9201 ewelry, candlestick!, hurricane lamps. anal smart. 842-4452. ment, unrurnlihecf. Adults preferred. No school!, stropping, train ond bus. Refer tore and more. RUSCIL'S SYCAMORE pets. Coll 671-om after 6 p.m. eoces ond itcurlty. 1340 plus utilities. Calf workshop. Many extras. Act now. EMPIRE CHEST — Lamps, glasses, to- GREENS — Antique). 36 Sycomwe Ave. otter 7 p.m, o7MSW. ______Is the noise your rent money bies, linens. Ironing board, flat stiver, Itile Silver. 7414506. 100's OF PUPS KEANSBURG — 3 rooms. S1S0 month tools, serving carts, muskrat coot. 11-4, leaf and hot water furnished. Bus a ASBURY PARK — Yeor round rental. makes going down the drain. WORLD'S LARGEST SELECTION door. References, security. 7B7.»734. NEPTUNE CITY Thurs.. Frl., Sot. 76 Bayslde Drive Allan- POOL TABLE — Good for kids, S25. Row- Hours open Sat. Sun. Mon. 10-s 6V;-room duplex house (1st and 2nd floor]. Cheor up, you can bo your own ' Highlands. ing exerciser, 15. KEANSBURG — One-bedroom oport. Nice neighborhood, only two blockt to $27,500 Coll 291-3064 otter 6 p.m. Other days by oppt. only ocean. References required. Coll 7/6-7944 landlord in nils lovely 3 bodroom GRANDFATHER CLOCK — BO" high, (Closed Tuesday) ment. All utilities Included. 1150 r after I p.m. English oak case, Provincial style. Strikes DOUBLE BED — Sears-opedlc mattress Old) English Sheepdogs .S75/S15C month. 3 Oceonvlew Ave., Keoniburg. < Cozy 4 bodroom Ranch siluntcd splM-lovel featuring 21' game hour. A real collector's Item. Mode about lus box spring. UO ToyCoTllej „ t~ low. MARLBORO — salary plus comlortobie on ovor-sljod lot. Exlra larrjo living room, 1'/; balhs. carpeting, cedar 1680, but In excellent running condition. schnouier Poo» '. furnished cottage, suitable tor retired room with 13x20 kitchen, dining shakes. Located In lovely area of S52S. Coll 264.7M9 alter 7:30 p.m. Fox and Rot Terriers ',_. RED BANK — JVi-room modern apart couple. General caretaklng ond light WIN BEDS — Box springs and mot- Tea Cup Toy Terriers W5/I9! ment. Air conditioned. Heat, hot water room combination, wall to wall Hazlot. All this for Iho unbelievable es SdO housework duties required. References. BASEMENT SALE — John Wlddfcomb Daisy DOOJ.. K supplied. 741-1043 or M2-2IID. Write Sax J-45, The Dolly Register, Red carpeting In living room and bod- prico of Jlnlng set, antique tobies, mirrors, folk ^ Alter 5 p.m., 741-6232 AlaMon Malomutes 135/195/1125 Bonk. " nlels « ASBURY PARK — Now available. Luxu lullor, pool table. Sot., Sun., 11-5. 95 WEDDING GOWN - Size 12. Veil with lels ry unfurnished efllclency and one-bed- roomo. Low taxes - Act now. ONLY $33,500 ieepdale Dr., Mlddletown. KinFrlse ,»7 THREE-BEOROOM RANCH HOME - pearl crown. S50 firm. Originally S200. J125 room apartments, Including otr condl. Folly turnlshed. Including heot ond hot INI-BIKF. — 3V? h.p., disc brakes, eic- Coll 717-2145. Chihuahuas Terriers... .S35 onlng, wall-to-wall carpeting, and heat. water, S350 monthly. •««««. :llent condition, S70. STORM WINDOWS — (16) with matching Excellently located. Royal Terrace Apart, After 6 p.m. 7en!house with balcony . Rlv/ei r Ra., Rumson. — Bedroom set, month old. Baby furni- Snrlnger Soanlels. S7 erlooklria the Naveslnk. Twp bedrooms, TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE — Middle- AcrosS frcmthmn* birnbar 2958 RT. 35, HAZLET ture. Living room set. TV. All kitchen ap- « baths, full dining room, carpeting ont town vlllagt, ran plus utilities. Lease ond GARAGE SALE Greet Done/sV."Ber'nord ™™.'""!™!""ffl r conditioning. BO DM AN ARMS security reoulred. Avalloble Feb. I. MI- usrnas rmu 115.000 ro 1 iso.000 AoroM from B«d Oak Diner 94 Lewis Lane, Fair Haven. pliances, dishes, pam, glassware, small Beagles 435/150 >ARTMENTS. 74PO516, coll 9 until noon Stibfnct to Gml Approval Sat.. Jon. 20. 10 to 4 p.m. nllances. 164 Seeley Ave., Kcansburg. APARTML Listings from S 15,000 lo S1SO.O0O Dalmotlans S35/>75 ond evenings. Va-IHA f/nantoAllbto GubjocitQ govt, approvaf The preitige oddreji ot the Jer- Police Dogs S35 UNFURNISHED FARMHOUSE — On fif- LONG BRANCH — 3Vt room unfurnished ty acres with woods and pond. References sey shore Apartments HIS WEEK'S VALUES1 — Walnut dres- Toy Sponlel/Peklnpese f>35 ser and mirror S19.5O, walnut chest ol J.P. O'NEILL PUPPY FARM apartment. Wall-to-woll carpeting, air required. S350 per month. HAROLD' centrally air-conditioned drawers 119.50, medicine cabinet 11.75, TV U.S. Hwy 1 Princeton, N.J conditioned. Near bus stop. Coll 22J-IV71 LINDEMANN, Broker, Eotontown. 342- stand J3.75, playpen H.75, twin metal bed, 24-hr, doorman tervicc Cheesequake Park FINE LONG HAIRED DACHSHUND — iprlng and mattren 119.50, three-piece LONG BRANCH — Luxury one-bedroom, sun-card rooms Very affectionate. Black ond ton. AKC pa- RUMSON — Two-iedroom cottage. WallW - Apartments tchen set 119.50, large rug S19.50, chlffe- pers).. Four years old. Can be bred. AskAskin' g garden apartments. Wall-fe-woll carpet, to-wall carpet. Furnished. Alilll utilitiesutl . No tenaced oplj. overlooking Deal robe S19.5O. Also couch U9, upholstered ng, olr conditioning, botconles. One dogs. Couple preferred. I42MU, •oln 112.50. More ond more. RUSCIL'S JI5, which Is less thon half ththee curren lake andIheocean One bedroom aDart- value. Call 747-2347 after 5:30 p.m. month's free rent. Call between 9 ond 6, 25 6. Front St., Red Bonk. 741-1693. 222S574. weekends229-1742. goi& elee, included rrients. Heat, gas, hot wa- THREE POODLES NTIOUE DRESSER - Lamps, house- WATERFRONT APARTMENT Wanted to Rent garage & on-sile parking avail, ter supplied. Swim Club AKC. Black. Femolei. SJJ each. old Items. Very reasonable. Sat., 9-5. 17 Phone 7t7-«392 Furnished three-room apartment. Free WE NEED — Five or"sTjt,~l-I bedroom choice 1 & 2 bedroom aptt. included. Near buses to luntlev Road, Holmdel. fin Holland utilities. Weekly, monthly. No letne. Also Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished New York. Suitable for tldge. near Telegraph HIM ond Holland IRISH SETTER PUPS — Four weeks old. one two-bedroom apartment. Nautilus from us to S350_per month for Incoming avail. load Intersection). Hunting stock. AKC registered. couple. One month secu- Apartments, Sea Brio mnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 31 • phone(7O1)776-5454 WO 8' METAL TOOL BOXES - For lletown. 471-1000. rity, one year lease. No HIGHLANDS— Five-room apartment, Ickup truck (bolts and nuts Included). BEAUTIFUL PEOIGREED SIAMESE two bedrooms, unfurnlshtd. Heal, hot wo- RED BANK — First floor efllclency. in 510 DEAL LAKE DRIVE 100, no more, no less. 741-3255. CAT — Affectionate. Spayed. Free to good D • coll between 9 and 5 pplltd. ms/rno. Stcurity ond r«fer- walkinlking distancdistanca e of stores. Write to floxflo ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY home. Coll 747-2317 after S:30 p.m. ^^ K155 , ThThe DDlollyl RegisterRit , ReRd BBonkk, N.JN.J RUMSON COLONIAL 566-0283 Machinery for Sole COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES - Beau- KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom apart tiful buff. AKC. Excellent temperament. ment, new two-family houic 1260 month COUPLE IN THEIR US Lovely home on tree lined street within walking distance INE 209 3M AUTOMATIC COPIER - Shots. Call 229-7395 after 5 p.m. pin security. 787-O393. Nevd two bedroom house desperately. ine Wo Qrunnlng Revolute Blueprint mo- Pltoi« call 566-5207 to schools. 4 bedrooms, kitchen with dining area, family AKC REGISTERED SHIH-T2U EANSBURG — Three-bedroom p)u* hlne. Both pr-ctlcolly new. MORRIS Four-month-old femole. S3O0. APARTMENT NCEOEO — Four room*. MCHINERYCO. INC., 99 Cheilnut St., storoge orea. SI60 per monlh plus utilities. Young builn*ss couptt. Matawan-Mlddle- room, full basement. Only... 549,900. lework, N.J. 344.1122. Coll 747-1917 Security ond references. Call 717-5593. town-Novellnk oreo. References supplied. Pirate coll 4497224. IED BANK — Garden apartment, 3'/j LOST IN THE FOREST REAL ESTATE ooms. Ont bedroom. \6i Branch Ave. Merchandise Wanted iupt. Apt.)6SK,l-ip.m. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms Colonial with the yesteryear look. Truly luxurious in a WANTED THREE ROOMS — With fireplace. Uted Oriental Rugs Furnished or unfurnlihod. si so. beautifully rustic setting. Four bedrooms, living room, Apartments Call bctwten 4-4 p.m. 291.9171 Chinese and Persian ALPINE MANOR dining room, kitchen and beamed, panelled den with TOWNHOUSE AlioWallTopestles KEANSBURG — Brand new three-bed- ;EA BRIGHT — Three-room, furnished. IEDMAN GALLERIES 7743143 room, all-electric apartment. "Excellent Motel ond Hotel, Highland!. 872-1773 Hotel Ul utilities, radio and TV. Private en- rooms,dolly mold tervlte- 1MandBSptr whole wall fireplace. Deck overlooking forest. A/C. nelghbrfvood. S250 mono., Securit. y required. once. S1W. Coll B4M1Q0, ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED Coll 222-0577 or U2-2434. wetk. Motel rooms, private both. TV, $79,900. rnlture, paintings, cut glass,art, ANTASTIC VIEW — Two bedrooms, oceanfrontf dally maid service, 140 per APARTMENTS mils, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. IDEAL BEACH — Four-room, furnished. =urnlthed. Living, dining oreo, kitchen, NAME YOUR PRICE 140 per week. Available Immediately, call 32$ month plus utilities. 29I-M77. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 274-3199 after 6 p.m. LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL 3 _ PRIVATE ENTRANCES 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. 1 EANSBURG — Three rooms, furnished, ANEW IDEA! D BANK 741-7474 FOR SALE — Co-operative apartment. ivailoBle until end ol June, Coll aw 633- - round living tor Golden Agei. Nice Attractive 3 bedroom home. Large living room with fire- Two bedraomi. living room, kltcnen. .293. rooms, ocean view, three home-cooked NAN JOHNSON Shrewsbury Township. (42-4417. Ask for r. love and attention, place, 2 car garage, wall to wall thruout. Immediate pos- BUYS AND BUYS Danny. _^ JUR FURNISHED ROOMS — One block meofs dally, 24 firname. lov"e hereand. attentionIn Asbury. :rom an entire household to a single rom ocean, twoblocks north Long You're not juit am IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Unfur- Park coll 775-5006. session ... $45,000. lent. Antique furniture, lewelry, silver, nished four-room, l'/i-bath opartment In ronch Pier. All utilities. Adults pre. p...... Fn onnm n-rTu'iiti'tVnttT 1 & 2 Bedrooms mmedlate co«h. Top dollar. 741-5331. two family house. Heot ond water fur- ~ntt 110 AA(\A until 7'30 a m AO rUKnldntU HOOM — KrtVOie DOln, tNTloUE JEWELRY* — Top cash paid. nished. I22J month. Wo pet». Leose re- oll.2!v-4J0S until 1. JO p.m. 60 Q^^,^ foc|||||es. Private entronce. Suit- RUMSON ES DEUV & DON PONS. 799 RIverRd., culred. Couple ©referred. E.A. ARM- JNION BEAC"'• H — Adults preferred. Four able for women. Coll 671-2518. STRONG AGENCY, Reoltor, 555 Prospect oomt, S17S month olus security, plus oir LARGE FURNISHED STUDIO ROOM — ilr Haven. 142-6257 or 74I-4M7. - Prlvote full bath, entrance or>d parking. Charming Ranch house in prime area. Living room with Ave., Little Silver. 74MSO0. itllltln. 3A4-3U5. Or*&54-4M5. 3 Baths Red Bank vicinity. Suitable tor lady. 741- fireplace, dining room, ultra modern kitchen, 3 bed- Commercial Rentals' KEANSBURG — Modern two-bedroom ItGHLANDS — Two apartments. One 4793. . apartment, paneled throughout, tile both, jrnlshed three rooms ond both, on* un- rooms, 2 car garage, full basement, porch. In excellent private entrance, tncluon all utilities, jrnlshed (our rooms ond bath. Coll 469- .WINTER RENTALS — KoomS with prP 5 Major Appliances S165. Available Immediately. 3 Oceonvlew 1192 after 6 for on appointment to be vole both and weekly maid service, SJ5 condition and nicely decorated, central air cond. Asking Ave. 164.7002. thown. per week. Wlnd|ommer, 344 Oceon Ayo,, ' • Central Keating & Air-Condilioning Individu- Sea Brlaht. «43-3M4 or 7I7-M55. ...$48,500. CHOICE SEA BRIGHT — Studio efficiency. One .. FWOOD BEACH — Available Feb. 1. ally Thermostatically Controlled with 2 Ther- person. All utilities. Furnished. Wall-to- imoll four-room apartment. Heot, hot wo- mostats in each Residence wall carpet. S145 month plus security. No er supplied. »ISO month plus one month's TIME FOR BOATS!! • On-Sile Parking for Tenants and Guests OFFICE SPACE pets. UMtOI or 7>\-7Hi. -curtfy. No wts. 583-4244. __ LONG BRANCH ~ Furnished. One and AMD 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS — OMS - with cooking fo- Buy now and be ready this Spring. Unusually large 8 ?200 -fj. II. Heat, air conditioning, two-bedroom apartments. Heot and water II with lorpe rooms- many closets and cllllles. SIS to S janitorial service, private parking on supplied, winter or yearly rentols. Coll ir condltlOTMH). Two bedrooms wtth car- room Colonial on a bulkheaded lot. This home has the Baved parking lot. Convenient to all evenings. 229-1553. ting and pott©. Close to hospital and ASBURY PARK — Furnished room, ultimate in Indoor and outdoor enjoyment. Jublic transportation. Will rearrange ytorly. Refrigerator. Two blocks from oceon. References. 776-7944 otter t p.m. & ittices to tenant's requirements. At- DOLETOWN —Modern three-room Rjvervlew towers aporfment, Convenient location, si SO per NICE FURNtSHEO ROOM - Kitchen 301 SPRING ST., RID BANK, NJ. 741-3306 raclive price. Brokers protected. 21 Riverside Ave.. Red Bonk montti, plus »!5 overage monthly utilities. privileges. Red Bonk area. OIKCTKMS Cakn SUU ftrtam IOIUI lo nit 109. kit onto Hnmi* Overlooking the Naveslnk River. Spacious Oil 767-J4W.' __ Call 74LI769 Sr/£l U . *l«Mle Md IBnKl 51., HI 551 Wl 2 Ilwt WcU » Prtmr 1-2 bedroom apartments. Central olr con- ditioning. 24-hour doorman. Indoor pork- lURROOM APARTMENT - On woter. KEANSBURG — Room for rent. «J"i5f* W .«)(•>«»» km.) Wl k M lnn« tU te« ng« HO II. to Ina, swim pool, marina, IV security, ter- 65 monthly plus utilities. Security re- 636 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN L milM.^M OH: bullion ft 3Sar«. 3StoPrti»i«d. mend M Ample CALL roces. Mr. Wem 1201) 7411732. ilr«d. 29IM74. Call 7 ED BANK — Thr«»-roem apartment. 741-4477 HARBOR VIEW — One-oeoroom garden RED BANK — Second floor next to semi • apartment. Total electric. Vi Wockifrom tillabl* adult;s pr•ferred. Security. prlyaft bertti andI shMrtr. Ontr perwnperson. S1I0 747-1100 Ocean, New York bus at door. 671-5252. MS*. NO pets• ." 74U4 month. Also port security. 741I-U55T 22 Tke DaBy »egBHT, Red Bank—ffltiaffletown, NX JPWtoy, January », ftoum for Sole Homes For Sale Houses For Sole Houtwfor Sole Housts For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Monmouth County BELFORD WANCH BUILT RETIREMENT COTTAGE «. $25,900 HURRY, HURRYJ ^ TO LAST FAIR HAVEN THE BERG AGENCY Chnrmftio older Colonial. In "like-new" Coir and tonvtnWit. Two b»dr««n««* condition, located lit excellent residents dm or west room In tastrnent. Senorof Charming two-bedroom REALTORS oreo close to shopping and transportation. All brick Middletown ranch. dhiettt.Tenceo rear yard with lovtlygar ranch. 24* living room Home has two bedrooms, eot-ln kitchen Plaster walls, oak floors, two dens. Asking U6,St». with dlnlno area, large living room, batn with fleldstone fireplace A Division of Berg Enterprises Inc. ond full bosement* Vacant ortd ready to fireplaces. Family room with Full, dry basement ; move Into. wet bar. Four bedrooms, Th LOCUST TED Prime Little Silver $28,500 baths. Mony extras. Four Acres Plus location Madison Township Needs painting, but $68,900 Handyman's Special Great for Commuters $27,900 Perfect home lor the handymen who I«O little else ioveTot horses ond'or "°"""v«£i,°T2 HALL Call today to see this Immaculate Ranch "Plenty of cobtnets" Is the way to de- ELLENS. needs a place to ralw them. The home Is scribe the kitchen In this three-bedroom, a three-bedroom «plit which li nacim% AGENCY, REALTOR gem at $32,500 Three beautiful bedrooms, modern kitchen, charming liv-seven-year-young ranch home. Mainte- ond with o little point, loving «'« «"<> H nance free* with aluminum siding ond TORIvjrRd. Af^L ing room, lovely yard for children to play in. Get down know-how can be o Jlcluremut home. REDDEN AGENCY here quickly before it's gone! brick front. WalMo-woli tor pet Ing moke* HAZELTON US.OOO and will listen to oilers. Owner It o pleosont home to see. Priced right, Sight cSnslfler glvlno "r?l rr.ort.og. o Realtors with a full basement. Realtor quolKled buyer. Coll lor further porlltu- 301 Maple Ave., Red Sank ALL BUYERS EASY TERMS Daily V-9 842-3200 741-9100 Saturday and Sunday 10 Madison Township NEW Middletown 671-10100C 0 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Evenlngi 747-4144 or S42-3777 $34,900 REALTORS MEMBER Ml-5153 Bl-Levels And Colonials West River Road Rumson SIX-BEDROOM VICTORIAN - Cloy letv SOME FROM S35.50O Houses for Sale Houses For Sale Cintom-bullt aluminum sided tour-bed- nls court Beorned celling In lorge ntw MANALAPAN room. 3'/i-t»th bl-level. Ideal home for th Three or four-bedroom homes thot feotu EXCLUSIVE mother ond daughter living together. Houses For Sale Houses For Sale kitchen. Beoutllul view. ISf.m fireplaces, stained trim, poneled recreo TWO-STORY PLUS INCOME RANCH DAYS Home features two modem kitchens and tlon rooms, formal dining rooms, slate RUAASON large recreation room. Also Included ore: FOUR BEOROOMS - 23' stone '"•ploce foyers and many more exciting features. "IT WAS SO EASY THEN" woiher, dryer and dlshwosher. DUTCH COLONIAL Fair Haven Colonial In llvlno room with wroporovnd balcony. Exclusive opents — call us nowl RUMSON RANCH LOCATION 34 ocrelreed lot. S37.S00. Remember when your greatest pleasure 'One ot o.Mnd," Immaculate seven-room Lovely as a child was gating out the big boy win- MM condition. Three bedrooms. Centra! Dutch Colonial available for Immediate Lovely home on deep'' freed lot.. 2424 x' x 1 155 ' oir conditioning. Beautiful landscaping, panelepanelleed lllllvlnoo room wtth fiefireplacel fl, fulll WATERFRONT-S55,000 WILLIAAASBURG dow and oil your dreams floated out over possession. Front-to-back ttvlna room dii the tree tops? Recapture that great feeling Asking S48,500. CLOVER with flreploce, format dining room, unusu- dining room, Torgg kitchen has breakfast SU-bedroom converted chooel- Flreploce. REALTY COMPANY once ogoln In this charming home located Three-bedroom ranch REALTY KEYPOR al kitchen with breakfast table, sunroom, area, dishwasher, paneled den, three Cdllngi from •' to 30\ Bulkheoded wotw- 99 HWY 15 264.7400 and three bedrooms. Asking 145,000. oversized bedrooms. Vh boths. screened 431-9100 on over two acres on a corner treed lot- SEE!SEE!SEE! Fireplace in living room porch, sun deck, full basement ond ot fronl. Enter the foyer and feel the warmth and A beautiful home for the people who won! Full basement tacbed garage. Must be seen. Call u We 34 Colh H charm of the living room, dining room, privacy. This three-bedroom, 2Vi-bath CHARAAING $36,500 today) *&000. RUMSON-J34,900 RUMSON kitchen with butlers pantry, sun porch, ronch sett on six acres of wooded lorn Beautiful landscaping Movt Into the Rurmoa-Falr Haven school Three bedrooms, wolk-ln closttj. Ofllte. two bedrooms with many bullMns, partial with o <7xX carpeted patio, Mdney-shoped Centrally air conditioned FUN HOUSE district by owning, this four-bedroom, two- Heor everything. basement *ond ovffttzea two-car garage. If you are looking for something truly bath home. LivinLlvfnfgl rroomo , ftreptace, at- CONTEAAPORY Bonus! great Income cottoge on swimming poo), outside tiled bar, ond T beep Water-Dock sione barbecue. Burglar alarm system. Many other extras unique — this Is the house for you. Per-tache• ' d• garage. Fence- td yard. Withi- •n yards DOUBLE YOUR SECURITY Only $48,500 fect set-up for children ond entertaining, of grammar ichooIl. Tap condltl RUMSON-S40.500 Ssectoculor lorge ronch. 1.7 ocres. Three Reduced for quick sale from H35,000 to SECOND FLOOR — four bedrooms am On beautiful Gooseneck Pt. Lovely 1 Four bedrooms, 30' «.!«' llvlno room. years old. Estate oreo. cul-desoc. Four two modern baths plus o 21x37 gome room year old ranch. Superb landscoping Heeds decorating. Plus lovtly garage Wry lorge bedroom, master 14 « », 3'/i with flreploce. FIRST FLOOR - Foyer, Spoclous sunken living room with tire apartment for mother. exceptional baths, living room IS x 26 with BEN ALPERN LITTLE SILVER REDDEN AGENCY living room, dining room. eat-In modern place, dining room, cheerful moderr floor to celling while marble fireplace. This ranch Is In o convenient location to Realtors kitchen, enclosed sunporch, master bed- MOTHER-IN-LAW kitchen, four bedrooms, three full baths, House completely wollto-woll carpeted. Mom hos to live with you? Well, thl den, free-form heated pool. Excellent con AAcAlisterAgency REALTORS schools* shoooino, transportation. Three 301 Maple Ave., Red Bonk room suite, guest room, two modern bathi dill on throughout, Call for appointment, Central vacuum, total electric home, heat bedrooms, one bath. Glossed In porch, ga- and two flreploce J. 1% acres wooded and home Is perfect. It has Its own living pump, humidifiers, electrostatic olr, III- W. Main St. Fr 741-9100 privote. Lovely heated In-ground pool and room, kitchen, bedroom and both on the Asking S76,Mo. 1WE. River Rd., Rumion M2-1M4 rage. )n a welt landscaped setting, tu^w. lower level, and yet has four good site iers, air conditioned. C.E. Americana self Call 462-6464 Evenings 747-4144 or 542-3777 cabana. SI25,000. cleaning two oven range. Thermopone JEAN K. IRWIN bedrooms for the rest of the family. Also STONE FRONT COTTAGE throughout. Full basement. Immediate oc- The features paneled family room, wait-to- WATERBURY OLDE SHREWSBURY cupancy. Principals only. — -"" KEANSBURG RANCH Marine Pork Red Bank RUAASON BARGAIN wall carpeting throughout, redwood deck c around pool. All this under 150,000. AGENCY Coiy ond convenient. Three bedrooms ive rooms. Living room and bedrooms with room for another. Flreploce. Shaded arpeted. .Fenced yard. A-l condition 842-4188 • BIG COLONIAL 7 l and fenced rear yard. Three-eiposure liv- FAIR HAVEN lumson location. V/» ocres. Center hall. Applebrook # c FANTASTIC! ing room. New kllchen. Baement ond at- SUPERB! M RUAASON our bedrooms, V/i baths. Two dens, Agency-Realtors ™ ° BOB GRIMM ^.replace. Porch. Appliances and carpet- SU-bedroom, J'A-bath, five-year-old an- tached goroge. Asking only HS900. 6 bedrooms, 3!/2 baths 112 Ave. of Two Rivers 842-2900 Rumsoi torn built Home. Ideal for large family. St. LOCUST na. Two-car garage. Needs some decora- James Porlsh. Extra benefit* Include car- ....•bedroom 15'»2I'. Unparol Realtor Only 13 years old, this home Is on olmosl Ing, but will sell^os IS" for S/0,OOQ. Coll COUNTRY LIVING two acres of moonltlcent property. Great nowl peting, fireplace, den. family room, cen- Three-four-bedroom Cape Cod. Goroge, TED l ot Kf.m. Superb schools and 566-8400 value and In superb condition! Lorge liv- Calling The Doctor! tral atr conditioning ond two-car goroge. full basement, doted front porch. Large ing room, formal dining room, spacious There's a separate entrance to a profes- Tre moJl for the money. JoMOO. [of.^Stwer. Excellent condition. Asking NEW CONSTRUCTION family room, screened-ln porch, full base- sional suite with four, offices and wolfing Two-family. Three bedrooms In each unit, ment, plus six bedrooms, Ki baths. See It TED room, ond a fine home for family llvln ADAMS Near schools* transportation. City sewers. featuring three bedrooms, 2'/t baths, pon- AGENCY • REALTORS 139,500. ded den, fireplace In living room, sepa- ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC HALL Open 7 days, 24 hour service rate dining room. Beautifully landscaped EDWIN S. STARK PAUL BRAGAR and In on easy to reoch Red Bank location AGENCY-REALTORS HIGHLANDS :. 842-5098 Realtor with no parking problems. Excellent con- S55 Prospect Ave. 741-1500 Little Sliver Three-bedroom Colonial, Beautiful Flor AGENCY, REALTOR REALTOR IS River Rd. Rumson HALL dition. Just listed — ttCOOO. Ida room, sunporch, hot water heat, ful MIO Ave. el 2 Plvers Rumson LOVELY twjement,garogebowmen* ----. very goo—-d Jneighbo —-r 733 River Rd. Fair Haven SFERRED, OR JUST OUT- 787-2777 AGENCY, REALTOR r CROwfNiunO vniiYOURHOMEf-CalToo HOME? Call orr RUMSON — All brick Colonial on a heavi- HOWARD LINCROFT ly wooded and beoullfully landscaped JVi- 842-6020 ** yrrlrt for your complementary ccpy of Ap-~ 733 River Rd. Fair Haven COLTS NEC' K —1-420 Low 60's. 0Three-btd- X pltBrook^i monthly Homess folorr LivinLlvlnLiv go ere site. Neor total privacy. Center rail. The room, two-bath ronch. Two-car, garoge. .•: mwoilntJOfferi Pictures, p-prices1— ,J de- - *he main residence hos four bedrooms, c TWO-BEDROOM 2 year old classic full basement. Newly decorated, new cor- ^««BU«iisTAPPLEr)ROOK /AGEAGENCYN , large heated kitchen, den, dining room, DEXTER net. Immaculate. Quick possession. »«- --"H^wnfors. »50 Hwy. 35. MMdletowni . «7I- porch, basement. There Is o three-room RANCH RUAASO842-420N COLONIA0 L ASSOCIATES - REALTORS Colonial home n-Urw oporfment with o private entrance. GREAT STARTER HOUSE — Deep yard 21 East Front St. Red Banl Has four bedrooms BROOK •ork-IIke groundi. A newjlitjnuol wllti recreational park In rear. New Kitchitch- $44,900 1 PLAY GOLF? This new listing Is prac- 93,500. Can todi .. ROGER F"lo. en. New electric se'rvlce. New heatini g 747-2701 2 /* baths AGENCY llcolly located an the fairway of Beacon ENS. Realtor, 1 River Rd., Folr system with central air conditioner A brand new home* reodv for occupancy, Eat-In kitchen Atlantic Highlands Hill Country Club. Cvstom bull) 11 year* ducts. Full high dry basement. Sewers. Al features a most unusual large family liv- HOLMDEL 3*1-171Realto7r ago and well maintained. Magnificent old tic storage. Aluminum tiding, screens. ng areo. Four huge bedrooms; two lull Large family room trees. Living room with fireplace, dining 5 CHARMING CAPE COD - in RIVW ooks IDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Eight xnhs. plus powder room. Cloie to ocean BRAND NEW AREA room, lorge eot-ln kitchen, three-bed- » Wctlon of Folr Haven. Two twin sized MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Eight Storms, and doors. Low taxes. beaches mitine Rumion schools. with brick-wall fireplace roooom roncronchh . Goroge separateseparate . BoBoth-andBothant d- CAPE COD rooms, two bottis, bmement. See II today « Bedrooms plus two small bedrooms. Vi.Vi Tiled kitctienankitctiena d path. HHoot water ONLY $23,500 Over 13 lots to choose trom (many Full basement and bring your golf clubs. M7.J0O miring. i Fenced-ln yard, screened porch. Beautiful hea. Wollowall ca ATTENTION INVEST0RS1 ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor, til River 8 dogwoods. Many extras. Principals only. heal. Woll-to-wall carpetingti .A Almosl t acre. HICKEY AGENCY wooded. Private patio Rd., Fair Hoven. 7i 1-7414. WMWM. Call 717-20427172042. • • Ideally located to all forms of . at place to live and an apartment to Realtors-Member MLS VAN HORN I transportation. Lovely landscaping 37 Beoch Rd.. Monmoufh Beach let. First floor Is perfect for you wlrh liv- RUMSON — Older tour-bedroom, 1'A-both AGENCY — REALTORS ! • City water. with many big old ing room, dining room, kitchen, three bed- Houses For Sale Houses For Sale I • Starting In upper 60's. home. Completely remodeled. New car- CALL 222-4087 Open 7 days. Coll 34 hours a day. shade trees rooms and full bath. AH carpeting stays ----- "-throughout it.. Alll oppflancesoppll . Prlncl- ;yery reputjb^blld plus dlshwostw, washer-dryer and elec- pals onlyily.. Call 741-4533. US15,500. ANYTIME ..._ -.747^100 A charming fmlly home tric stove. Central vacuum, Finished base- KM River Rd. Fair Haven Asking $56,500 ment with bar and fenced backyard. Sec- * $63,900 $36,500' ENGLISH TUDOR Marshall P. Whitfield , ond floor features charming apartment Lots and Acreage MIDDLETOWN Realtoltor Member 2 ML$ with living room, kitchen, one bedroom, Boaulilul cape cod, three bad- Four full bedrooms am) 2V* baths make So. Holmdel Rd., Holmdel full bath, ond cedar ctcset, plus your own IIODLETOWN -nldeol site.for exclusive HOLMDEL thl» two-story horn* very desirable. Fea- OAK HILL Hlmdl Rd Hldl 9464475 REDDEN AGENCY rooms, two full baths. Formal YOU LIKE THE WATER? - This ll It! private entrance. Conveniently located on home. V/i wooded acres, near Naveslnk Extras too numerous to mention ture* 2-zone heat end central air tondl- Realtors quiet streetvut close to everything. Country Club. Principal!. 696-5705. dining room, kitchen with appli- tlonlng comfort. Fireplace In the den. Full tnvaly ranch home in picturesque hilly Four-bedroom, Iwobolh, two-story home. 301 Maple Ave., Red Bank highlight this center hall Colo- ances. Well-landscaped lot with- basement for storage. Situated on over an settingstti . LorgLg,e. llott witith lots ol big trees Convenient to everything. Asking price SOLVE YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS Rumson Waterfront nial. Four bedrooms, 2'A balhs, ocra of ground. One of the belt buys of Three bedrobedroomslomso , two tiled baths, flrelire- S37(f0O. Calif we hove mony more. 741-9100 HEREt ONE ACRE PLUS — One of last acre lots largo patio. todoy ot ,m. ilacl e In li livini g room. Slate foyer. Porch, Evenings 747-4146 or 542-3777 S4.1.9M on water In Rumson. Lovely residential wali-to-wall carpeting family Tte mtlo with flreploce. Asking ttf.no. A "MUST SEE" — Beautiful roomy three- area. Cleared, high ground, reedy to room, fireplace, beamed ceil- bedroom, two-bath home. Garage. New RUMSON — Prime residential locole BEN ALPERN bultd. Enchanting view of protected boy.' $46,900 ALLAIRE-FARROW carpeting throughout. Could easily be Spacious Colonial. Center hall, living with access to river and oceon. Lots of ings. Applebrook motner-doughter combo. Swimming pool room and library hove fireplaces* formal REALTORS boating at your door. 300" on water with Realtor ond lots or extras Included. Asking dining room, electric kitchen, den, five riparian rights. $33,000. Coll 741-2400. 5 BEDROOMS 29< Brood St./ Red Bank M5.9OO. 46 W. Main St. Aaency-Realtors bedrooms, 3Vi baths, large basement. Hot 3 $65,900 AND UP water baseboard oil-fired heat. Attached Call 462-6464 EATONTOWN Large k ocre building This large split Includes family 23A Route 34 2M-7&0O Matawan 741-3450 two-car oversized garage. 2'/i acres. Now lot. 180' front. Will sell or build 10 suit. New homes In the rolling hills of room and den, formal dining Call Anytime $W,500. QUICK SALE WANTED! Col^STMHH; Colls Neck. Oiler4-5 bedrooms, MONMOUTH BEACH FIVE BEDROOMS! APOLLO BUILDING LOT — 100' « 100'. Fill dirt ol- room, 2'A baths, fireplace, In- Occanfrontf sand beoch, unobstructed AGENCY, INC. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY RUMSON — Choice living area. Large Three-bedroom, lVj-both rancher on large eady In. 18,900 fireplace, central air condi- ground pool, basement and two- view. Bio older home In very bod condi- Ranch $39,900 Member Monmouth County ML split level. Flreploce In living room, for- tion. Lot 75x300.934,500. 3370 Hwy 35 Hazlet 739-4 Sloping grounds. 15" llvlna-dfnlng area. tioning. Full basement. car garage mal dining room, kitchen, den, game Huge paneled basement gomerbom, ond BUILDING LOT — Large, but only one Five bedrooms, three baths; one full ond HOWELL OVER ONE ACRE roam. Five bedrooms, 3Vi boths. Base- ocre useoble. 512,000. WILTSHIRE AGENCY two M-battis. 10' living room, formal din- ment. Gos-flred hot olr heat. Large den. Carpeting. Hot water heat. Asking S32.00O 133,500, but make on offer; Could be real Ing room, eat-In kitchen, 23' gameroom Three-bedroomerm, , two-storwostory home In good screened porch. Attached two-car garage 842-0004 wilh log-burning fireplace, full basement. conditioncondition . IS' formafor all dinindini g room, 14' 'eot t - Approximately two ocre forma) p opportunity I AAcAlister Agency altachM two-car garage, Situated an 1(0' l kitchentch,, , g gaggaragea e .. SmaSmall l failfrailee r — three $84,500. Realtor NICE!! well landscaped prime tot. Vacant and rooms andd babtbatt h alsalo IldIncludedd . WdWoodedd loltt 109 E. River Rd., Rumson 842-1S94 ready for Immediate occupancy. Realtor. TED See for yourself our cozy Cope. Perfect 178x211. New llisting, can't possibly last. RUMSON — Desirable settled vicinity. LOCUST — Vt ocre lot. Beautiful areo. for ttw newlywed* or oldiyweds. or any- Ranch. Living room boa o fireplace, for- one nice. $26,900. KIRWAN CO., Realtors, THE KIRWAN CO. PALACE mal dining roam, "kitchen. Three bed- lorner property. S10.0CO. Call 717-S3U ot- Airport Ploia, Haxlet, N.J. 2447200. 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J. Realty Associates rooms, one bath. Full basement. Hot olr ter 6 p.m. MIDOLETOWNOAK HILL - - 2Vi year MJ-4350 Member 5 MLS — Realtors oil heat. Screened porch. Attached two- ROUTE 34 old tour-bedroom, 2'A-both Colonial. Seven miles south ot Freehold circle car garage. Large formal plot. S48.500. Rle 9 and Northwood Place HALL Cemetery Lots Large sunken family room with full wall LITTLE SILVER C0LTSNEC K antique brick fireplace, raised hearth. Howell FOUR CEMETERY LOTS — Shorelond Central air. 23' redwood deck. Custom New listing In lovely area. Three-bed- 73AGENCY3 River Rd., REALTOFair HaveRn Memorial Gardens, Hazlet. 431-9100 decorated. Many extras. Close to schools, room, one-bath home on wooded lot. Coly 363-6416 Dennis K. Byrne Porkwoy and rail rood station. Mint condi- living room, dining room with beamed REALTOR-INSUROR tion. SoS.oOQ. Call 671-4250. celling, country kitchen with sunny break- RUMSON fost nook, full basement and one-car ga- 8 West River Road, Rumson 842-4200 Commercial Property YOUR LITTLE COWBOY — Can roam rage. Asking 1*3,500. I ONLY $40,500 Phone 842-1150 the range In a large teneed-lrt yard sur- EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - Approxi- rounding your three-bedroom ranch with CAMASSA AGENCY 'fin>story Cotonlbl wohHrtb $pr(ieone with MEMBER MULTIPLE mately two acres -In holmdel, wltn three fireplace, paneled basement, and much REALTOR MLS imdglnatfontor.thts charming home. Four LISTING bedroom ronch. Zoned for medlcol-profei- EXTRA LARGE LOT- more, for only S39.990. KtRWAN CO., tipge bedrooms, living room (30 xU) Fea- 'THE ADDRESS" slonal building. Adlacent to new medical Realtors, Airport Plozo, Hazlet, N.J. 264- 741-6336 tures formal.dining room and den plus a building across from Boyshore Hospital. •3 bedroom home in excellent condition. 23" living & dining 4 Parker Ave. Little Silver three-room garage apartment. Too oood You give with pride Is woltlng ma. CUSTOM BUILT for you on lovely Sycamore Av- Must sacrifice. Coll owner, 7J9-M00. room, 19x13 kitchen, 19x15 family room and detached garage Open 7 Days to last. " Is this four-bedroom, three-bath LONG BRANCH —Authentic center hall- enue. A two-story Colonlol, ex- 2UMSON — Commercial property, dndT Colonlol, located on over one ocre ceptionally spacious and taste- wilh large workshop. Convenient location on dead-end street. way Colonial, recently completely deco- of choice Shrewsbury Land. An jfldlngs, approximately !'/] acres. Call rated. Llvlno room with fireplace, dining OCEAN REALTY AGENCY fully designed interior that in- rt-0674. Asking $43,500. LINCROFT executive home on cul-de-sac cludes formal dining room, room* Vh baths, "wile designed" kitchen, 542-1990 with country kitchen and raised kitchen wilh dining area, den two bedrooms, two porches. Ideal loca- Immediate occupancy! THIS LOVELY HOME - On corner lot, hearth fireplace. Central olr. Pri- with fireplace, four bedrooms, tion. 138,500. Call 229-3037 after 6 week' Charming four-bedroom Colonlol. Cellar, features living room wtth fireplace, dlnii vate fenced-ln yard. Basement ' 2'/i baths, basement. M2,9O0. Real Estate Wanted days, any time weekends. dining with outside entry. Lorge rooms. flreploce, air conditioning, natural gasroom, kitchen, three bedrooms, bothI, Utllut.-. heat.' Vacant! unparalleled value a* ity room, attached garage. Carpeting VI,TOO. Call tor an appointment. HOUSES OR LAND MIDDLETOWN — H9.9W1 Callus today I Won't last! throughout. Above-ground redwood poof Houses For Sales Fenced In treed yard. Plus many, many A. FREDAAAFFEO Bought tor cosh. For details, coll Mr. Keeley at Immediate Occupancy — Owner Transferred and leaving this extros. Call now for appointment, 251- 2'/4 ACRES Realtor lovely 4 bedroom home, science kitchen, formal dining room, 4/00.125,000 to qualified buyers. of choice Rumson land surrounds ADAMS this four or five-bedroom Colo- 569 River Rd., Fair Haven THE KIRWAN CO. den, plus family room and close to transportation. We have WINANT AGENCY nial. Complete privacy with many 741-9333 the key. Asking $49,900. AGENCY • REALTORS trees ond beautiful plantings. Two '5 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, NJ. Open 7 days, 24 hour service 178 Engllshtown Rd. Old Bridge, N.J. cozy fireplaces. Entertain In 25' 842-4350 living room. Dad con relox In WE BUV HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR 842-5098 spacious 14' den while children v MODERN COME TO THE NEWEST, MOST RE- In any condition. 110 Ave, of 2 Rivers Rumson en|oy 21' game room. Basement Phone 2S7-7S3I MIDDLETOWN — Mint condition "L" SECLUSION healed. 1W.500. Call today for op-. FRESHING VIEW OF LIFE... RUMSON ALL BRICK COLONIAL - shaped ronch. Three lorfle bedrooms, I'/j 1V> acres In Rumson on o quiet, deod-end polntment. ISTIMGS OF BETTER HOMES— In baths. eat-In kitchen, large dining room street. 40' pool. Eight Interesting rooms COUNTRYSIDE On beautiful landscaped 2K acres — a home for people who and living room, fireplace, full basement, with three baths, flreploce, and mony ex- Send or call for Color Area Bro- love the outdoors. Not elegant but well constructed 4 bed- enclosed pallo, olr conditioned, wall-to- os. 1125,000. chure. wall carpeting, many closets ond extras, Colonial, Spanish, Tudor, Contemporary, OUR LISTINGS SELL room, 2V4 bath home. Large living room, dining room, library SHREWSBURY OfFKE Vt acre* well landscaped. Prime location. Provincial, and other styled homes having Vi mite to Parkway, one mile to Red Bank RUSSELL M. BORUS Sterling Thompson unique design. AM ore nestled in lovely and 2 dens or mother-in-law suite. Basement and 2 car ga- RR station. PRINCIPALS ONLY U9.900. REALTORS wooded settings where elegance ond Ircn- TRY US rage. $93,500. 747-0221 741-8140. 400 River Rd.. Fair Haven ASSOCIATES REALTOR qulllly prevail. BROOK AGENCY 747-J5M .!*> HWY 35 Mlddletown vn-wr KEYPORT — Fully renovoted two-story. PERFECT RbllKtMKNT HOME 747-0900 M9-VW5 ' 741-1500 WE NEED REAL ESTATE TO SELL — OWN A BOAT? Kitchen, dining, living, two bedrooms. MONMOUTH BEACH — New two-bed- ERECTIONS: Monmouih Rd. (south) to )n Jon. 8, we listed a house h Middle' Large two-stor• - -• y detache" " "--d oaraoe. Vi ocre. room, two-bath ranch. Only l'/i blocks to FANTASTIC VIEW! rVatl St., turn right[ghl, , ccontinuc e to sign on town, — It sold on Jan. 10, 1973. On Jon. BUY A HOUSE FDR IT Ready to move In. 521.' rfncipals oceon. Custom built for low maintenance. Ight, "COUNTRY""""YSIDE ' II. we listed a house In Fair Haven— It only, toll 787-T"" All malor appliances — G.E. ond Mayiag. ON NAVESINK RIVER told an Jan. IS, 1973. Let us work for Live the carefree life on the Secluded rambler on a very private ocre 'OU next week. Shrewsbury River in this beau- NEW SHREWSBURY — Nine-room split. Screened porch and attached garage. of trees and sandy beach. Four bedrooms, FAIR HAVEN Four bedrooms. Wall-to-wall carpeting, Landscaped. Many extros. Immediate oc- ttldlna window walls and dining porch tiful NEW contemporary. 4 bed- central air conditioning, two-cor garage. cupancy. Asking U0,9OO. Call 2M-8328. overlooking entire river. Privote bol- RUMSON AREA ALLAIRE-FARROW rooms, 2'/i baths, bulkheaded' V* acre. Upper 40's. 542-5511. tNCROFT — This well maintained home conles. Fantastic kitchen. Screened porch KEANSBURG — Two bedrooms, force i landscaped for privacy ond offers a ond a 26' x 32' poneled family room with New marketing and merchandising pro- Realtor lot. Bring your boat to the door. modern kitchen, living room, den, batn. large family room with fireplace. Three bar. Unfinished bedroom and bath. Big iram tor Rum ion, Fair Haven, and 294 Brood St., Red Bank All this lor $66,500.00. All fenced. Aluminum siding. Excellent bedrooms, screened porch, attached GO- basement. Clrculor drive to two-car go- Shrewsbury listings. condition. 118,900. 842-4435. ige. Two minutes to New York buses roge. Offered at 5133,000. By appointment. Also many choice homes available. 741-3450 id Parkway entrance. Asking $39,900. Call Anyilme LtNCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch, fire- Call todov. . . ROGER F. COZENS, Real- IFYOUDONT place, porch, finished basement. Mid-40's. tor, 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741 7686. TED Sterling Thompson LEGAL NOTICE LIKE DEVELOPMENTS EXCELLENT THREE-BEDROOM COLO- we. Keaitor' " "Goltery of Homes' NOTICE REALTORS AND ItiSURORS See this new classic colonial NIAL — With fireplace and formal dining NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ItlOt ot Houses For Sale room. In center of five prime acres bor- 747-0900 a regular meeting ot the Mayor and with all the features you want- dered by brook with wooded bank, in- Council ol the Borough ot Eotonlown ed. 4 bdrms,2'/2 baths, full ground pool. Grand spot lor commuting "SPIRIT OF'73" held on December 27, 1972, at the executive. 172,500. HAROLD LIND- HALL Borough Holl, Eatontown, New'Jersey 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY basement, family room with 12 EMANN, Broker, Eatontown. 542-1103. Builder soys, "pick your own colors*' In the lolThwtng ocllon was taken: ft. cathedral ceiling and beams, AGENCY, REALTOR this hupe tour-bed room Freehold bl-level. The applicant, Guild ol Creative Arls, $34,500 — A perfect first home In desir, Loroe two-car goroge. Two full baths, for- has been dented o variance to occupy 741-5212 16 ft. brick fireplace wall, very ANXIOUS OWNER able Fair Hoven. Great area for little mal dlnlna room, gormroom and eot-ln 733 River Rd. Fair Haven kitchen. See this molntenance-free brick ond use 193 Brood Street lo conduct a kids, |ust two blocks to school. Living school ot art, etc., on premises known large living room and dining + EMPTY HOUSE room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, three and aluminum siding home In one of Mon- mouth County's nicest, most convenient as Block ll. Lot 19. The opplltont has room. 200 foot frontage, ono of bedrooms, den. two boths. Call right been denied without prejudice = OPPORTUNITY oway. ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor, 813 areas. A fantastic value at only 541,750. a kind new colonial only 842-4200 Call W2-O5C. Realtor. MARJORIEL. BECKER River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-7684. OAK HILL Borough Clerk $57,900.00 Jon.I? Finally this is it! Slop searching for NEW LISTING THE KIRWAN CO. Si.00 COUNTRY GENTLEMEN Houses For Sale Lovely ronch set high on a hill with many 75 Ncwmon Springs Rd. Red Bank, NJ. that "one in a million" bargain. tall trees. 30x35 patio with brick flreploce. NOTICE MINI-FARM FOR THE SPORTSMAN Just reduced, New England Colo- Living room with floor-to-celUjig fire- SCHOOL FURNITURE RUMSON COLONIAL Fishing, sailing, ice boating, place. Three bedrooms, twoDaths FIREPLACE AND EQUIPMENT nial, boasting center hall, fireplace Quality Special M9.C00. Sealed Proposals will be received by ALL BRICK Unusual and unique this cozy duck hunting on the Shrews- in den, tour bedrooms, 2Vz balhs. FIVE BEDROOMS the Holmdel Township Board ot Educa- turn-ol-lhe-contury farmhome bury River. All at your front All appliances plus central vacuum RUSSELL M. BORUS hon until 2:00 p.m. (prevailing llmel on Stately Colonial home on 2 + Better than new REALTORS Rambling ronch, tree shaded, landscaped February B, 197], ot Iht Holmdel Town- acres i n Ihthe finesfitt RumsoR nE Es- lial s beeb n broughbht up to mod door ot this NEW COLONIAL 4 and central air conditioning. Treed three bedroom im- UK River Rd., Folr Haven lot, formal dining room, science eot-ln ship Board ol Education Administration 1 kllchen, 23 x IS pome room, 14 x 24 mai- l2 c rtsl bedrooms, 2 /z baths, den with acre plus. Immediate occupancy. maculate split on 747-4532 ler bedroom, 1o x II utility room, l'/i NX!"!!?.' nUW . "'""'• "'"""lei. tate area. 5 bedrooms, 3/2 ernday standards. Two acres Must be seen to be believed. New Jersey 07733 tor supplying: baths. A must see. Offered plus of wooded privacy, fire- fireplace. Not just a home — a large plot in ex- baths plus '/} baths, full basement, at- SCHOOL FURNITURE AND $67,900. NEW MONMOUTH tached two-car garage, IS x lfl covered EQUIPMENT FOR THE way ot healthful, tensionless liv- cellent area of Mid- Transferred owner of thli three-bedroom, patio. Quick occupancy. 139,900. Melmed thisweekat $93,500 place, three bedrooms, two Realty, Realtors, oTl-5650. . HOLMDEL HIGH SCHOOL ing. For only $57,900.00 dletown. Spacious I'/j-both Immaculate split-level home has Specllkollons ond Bid Forms mov toe baths, out-buildings, 2O'x4O' living room, dining priced II to sell quickly. Large living secured from the Office ol Iht Board in-ground pool. Onoof-a-kind. HOWARD room, dining room, filed kitchen, TV RED BANK-RUMSON ANDMILES Secretory ol trie obove address between room, and recrea- room, and finished basement. Screened AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for the hours ot 9;00 o.m. and 300 pm First time offered. $49,900. porcn ond built-in garage. Immediate oc> free cotoloa of modest home*, forms, pa- daily except Saturday and Sunday tion room. Many ex- latial Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- cuponcy. Priced at 137,900. The Board of Education reierves the THC HKUL tras! $42,000. age, lots, buslneis opportunities. DEXTER rlahl la accept ony bid in whole or tn WALKER & WALKER RAY STILLAAAN porl, to wolve Inmolerlol informalities, EXECUTIVE RANCH ragar ASSOCIATES-REALTORS QUALITY REALTY Realtors °"°"1 contracts ot (Is discretion, as B ht Hwy 35 671-3311 Mlddletown Realtor "*" °} ' "Qhl to relecl any or oil 21 East Front St. Red Bank Associates IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY INVESTMENT "HOTTER 'N A PISTOL" "Our S4th Ytor" d e d n 291-3232 Charming three-bedroom rancher. Two MS Hwy. 35 irewsbury 741-8600 K'6oar d ,aTo !a "" ""' '"'""' "' Spacious four-bedroom, Iwo- POTENTIAL 747-2701 LEONARDO full baths, cellar, gameroom. Convenient RALPH T. KEEVIL to Fort Monmouth, Red Bank and ocean, j , Board Secretary bath rancher. "Like new" con- 530 5(1(1 Rore at U9,900. Coll today! BELFORD Holmdel Township Board ot Education Spacious ronch, oo V* acre wooded lot. 12 Hliicrest Road Three bedrooms, two full boths, country Holmdel New Jersey O/73J kllchen with dlthwosher and G.E. sell- Dated: January 19,1973 ADAMS cleaning oven, walnut den leading to deck, Jon^ _ JI.00 AGENCY-REALTORS overslied oarage. Walllowall carpeting p for con- Open 7 days. 24 hour service In living room, dlnlno roam areas One PUBLIC NOTICE ditioning, two-car garage. First year old. Builders home. S47.5OO. Coll T4I- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mot the lol- n cen ral o- lowing resolution was adopted by the time offered. Best terms. Call »! f'° 842-5098 governing body ot the Borough ot Eo- now, we have key. $54,100. U0 Ave. of 2 Rivers Rumson Little Sliver — 136,000 tontown In the County ol Monmouth ot a OLD RUMSON CHARMER FLORIDA CALLING! Thlrd-oedroom or study; ivi balhs. 75' 30 foot living room with fireplace. Living 1W lot. Principals only. Call 7414241 Mow Is the lime to buy that home, apart- 0 L T ) N ment, duplex or Income property. Act WHEREAS. th e u'o ro u gn of Eaton- room, dining-room, kitchen and breakfast now! ED. CONWAY, Realty Inc.. 2731DUTCH COLONIAL - Beaullrully main- town Is In need ot professional olonnlna look land Pk. Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale, Fta. tained, with a srnoll yard in little Silver. "™f" <"' «ie Veor |9«; ond pranmn3 room.'3 bedrooms, dressing room, 2V4 Two blocks to school and bus line. Llvlno . ""EREAS, II is not practical or lea- , baths. 2 car detached garage. Just re- 133,000 — Colonlol stvled twotamlly. First room With flreploce, dlnlno room, eot-ln 5161c to Jrow specifications lor the ren- floor: three large bedrooms, den and tiled kitchen, sun porch, three bedrooms, bose- prole ion ment, two-car goroge. vacant. . . we have ond " °l Planning services .duced to $47,900. bath. Second floor: two large bedrooms, the key. Asking 145.000. Call now. . . RO- 747-3000 tiled both. Large third floor storage orea. WHEREAS, N.J.5. 40A: 111 el seq GER F. COZENS, Realtor, SI] River Rd , r mur Plenty of property. Let o tenant poy your Fair Hoven. M1-76J6. SrUf« «'i'" i° >lt'pality to controct Kg lor 155° !ervlc" wltboul odverlls- 234 River Road OLDE SHREWSBURY WILL YOU BE THE WISE AND HAPPY NEW RANCH HOAAE 134,500 OWNER —or this sl«acre country .nVO^EDj JHEREFORE, BE IT RE- Charming stone fronted cape God under Eatcmtown, 49 Buttcmwood Ave. hoven, with lour stall bora ond three-bed, S°yf <>v the governing body ot the room brick custom ronch home on knoll ?miM Eolontown that Herbert H. shady trees. Living room with fireplace, Three-bedroom ronch featuring large pon- C ftcd Banh eled recreation room Dfus full basement. with some woods? V/t bathi, two tire- PTJ.I.IA °i n.'" "' °PPoinled as the places, recreation room, cellar and ao- Hh^t"""1"1 Consultant ol Ihe kitchen. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Fenced in Located on v4 acrt site In low tax area. 'doe. U2.SO0. HAROLD LINDEMArfN, yard, remodeled kitchen. $36,900. Ready for occupancy. Broker, Eotontown. SJM1W. OPEN FOR INSPECTION: Sot. 12 To 3 , BE 'I,fURTHER RESOLVED thol o or coll forr appointmentappoin . UMW — Inspect thli cornfortable older 0 h J R olullon CASCAOE PROPERTIEPROPROPERTIEP SS 542-2386 home todoy. IF Is lint a short walk to Red wK. !J. i. " «>« publlsned McOowan-fiuan Bonk schools ond.shopping center No f le herMI ruanTtoTow*'" ° "" * <""- 131.900 — Excellent vacant three-bedroom second cor needed. Llvlna room with lire. modern ranch. Over-sized living room, itoce, dining room, kitchen with pantrv. full dining room, tiled bom. Large land- Thftc bedrooms, basement, three-cor ao. oC ACENCV * scaped grounds. This home shows prld* of roge. ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor, ft] MARJORIE L. BECKER ownership. Call nowl River Rd., Folr Hoven. 74I-76W. Borougll Clerk THE KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 787-5500 23 »e toffy Begtsta^,] towo, N J. 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6IR...6XEaiWg5 VHMNK.7tiU,MI«5TWI WOII.P YfcXJ ORE TO DON'TeRlMCrTUeiR I WMJT.TO DO THE BUY A SANDWICH? LXIMCHTOIHeOFFICEj •wey Your Horoscope, Birthday FRIDAY, JANUARY IS - things. while. Follow your whim to a LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) *- Born today, you are a highly In spite of the fact that you . more determined future. Make every effort to succeed energetic and independent keep in such close touch with PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) in all you undertake today. Jf person whose good nature reality, you arc deeply inter- — Cling to your first prin- you go down, you are very seems to shine through even ested in the occult, in the see- ciples. You may h^ve to com- likely to take loved ones with the most difficult situations. mingly inexplicable mysteries promise where side issues are you. Keep alert to possible Only you, however, know the of life. You divo into occult- concerned — but in the main, change. depths of the sadness you feel ism with both fearlessness you can remain true to what VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) - at times when in the midst of and curiosity in full swing. you believe. Children may make this a such situations — for only you The nature of the unknown ARIES (March 22-April 20) more difficult day than you know that, .when things are does not often yield to your in- — Exercise your energy to had anticipated. Take care going wrong, your smile is vestigations — but when it the utmost of your ability this that you don't base actions on merely pasted in place, your docs, when you at last uncov- morning. You can take time .assumptions; know the score. enthusiasm a mere put-on. er truth and finally under- out during afternoon hours to LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - That you are determined to stand what lies beneath the recover from hours of attain- A full, rich morning does not. "fake it" Is all to your credit; immediately observable, you ment. necessarily guarantee the indeed, it is more'than that, could not be happier, more TAURUS (April Zl-May 21) same kind of afternoon. You for in acting the part, you be- self-satisfied. may well have to work hard come what you pretend to be — Don't waste your time To find what is in store for trying to explore the surface at creating interest in after- — a person of courage, deter- you tomorrow, select your noon and evening. mination, and drive. of things. Look beneath the birthday and read the corre- obvious if you would turn up SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Not one to even try to pull sponding paragraph. something truly interesting. — Don't meet serious diffi- the wool over your own eyes, SATURDAY, JANUARY » GEMINI (May 22-Jun. 21) - culty without being properly you always know full well CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan Don't let the little irritations armed against it. A bow-and- what you are about. You may 20) — Take care that in your of the morning make you mis- arrow type of defense Is use- not let others know that you efforts to make less work for trustful of the afternoon less against a gunpowder at- / HEV.' WHAT'S are completely aware of the tack. r* K6 and lead the queen of dia- didn't have to lose a diamond ting into the auction when monds for a finesse. But this (J AKQ 10 9 trick. Declarer cashed the top your longest suit has been bid 0 A4 play would fail if West held clubs and gave up a club. He by an opponent. * A 8 h 2 . the king of diamonds; the fi- was then in position to ruff his ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' Wtst Norlh Eml nesse would lose, and South Smith The Wizard of Id last club in dummy, after written by Alfred Sheinwold is I V Double Pass ! 4 would still lose a club trick. which he could draw trumps available. Get your copy by 2 • 10 Pass and claim the rest. MV0T THE South felt confident that sending 51) cents to Ked Bank Pass Pass Pass ALWAfe West held the king of dia- South couldn't afford to lake Register, Box MIH. Grand Openirip lead - 4> K ' TriB WlNTEr? p ONLY EAT THAT 5 THE PART THE CENTER Of I LIKE DO WITH THE IT TO THE ; WRKEAP? R£$TOf IT? BlRPS...

The Phantom '/ BROUGHT JOEY HERE 'AHP TH£6tHNT0F K(\LU5A YOUR STOR7 IS SAD, BUT YOU WE WILL SHOW you -- we EVEKV SHEET TdlNtf IF YOU TO THE. JUHGLE.' PASS WAS BOW. " MUST PAYTOR YOU R CRIMES REALIZE CRME , , • NOT EVEN THE /HOST BE PUNI5HER) I 6UE55 PAPER HA6 A STAR ON YOUR MYSTERY OF HOW RIGHT. JOE/7 7 SO, UNCIE WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO NOW, ) nnbl PH. PROBLEM R y CAN ME 60TTHAT UNCLE RUDOLPH ? ' AW iOi MUST RETURN )\, ON IT.' SOLVE VM THE LOOT- WERE J V The Daily Register, Red Bank-Middletown, N.J. Friday, January »,1972 Hazlet Officials to Caucus New Hospital Project Seeks HAZLET — Mayor Herbert Township Committee held the have on the school system, "As elected officials we try J, Kupfer has called a joint first of three scheduled public law enforcement, traffic, sew- to d» tne will or the people caucus meeting of the Town- hearings on proposed zoning ers, public transportation, and with common sense. We have ship Committee and Planning ordinance revisions. recreational facilities. to weight everything said Board for tonight to Tuesday night very heavily," To Stem ^motional Problems digest and analyze petitions Of more than 20 people who Mr. Kupfer said after to- Mayor Kupfer continued. proportions and are difficult problems reach crisis propor- received at Tuesday night's spoke, only one man ex- morrow night's meeting a spe- LONG BRANCH - Emo- Clinic has to offer. pressed approval Of the pro- "The whole matter, after The selection and training to work with.* Additionally, he tions, make seeking help less zoning ordinance revision cial public meeting to explain tional difficulties that beset posal to allow multiple family what took place at the caucus eight years of study, is open families and neighborhoods of two neighborhood mental added, there is a reluctance of a stigma and increase ac- hearing. to thespublic. We will try io health workers is the first on the part of some to accept ceptance of mental health He emphasized the meeting dwellings to be built here. At meeting will be announced. will be the target of a new times bis comments were ba- He indicated a special meet- make some determination preventive project undertaken step in the program. The help. agencies as an Integral part of - will be confined strictly to a next week," Mr. Kupfer said. workers will be drawn from the community." Dr. Brunt discussion of "the over- rely audible above audience ing would take place in Town- by the Henry Pollak Memorial "This project would hope- shouts of disapproval and Other parts of the zoning or- and — after training — re- fully change the attitude of said. whelming objections to gar- ship Hall Tuesday or Wednes- Clinic for Psychiatric Ser- booing. dinance revisions, will not be vices of Monmouth Medical turned to the neighborhoods people toward mental health Assisting the department den apartments and town day. At that time. Mayor Kup- fer said, "the Township Com- included in tomorrow'night's, Center this year. where mental illness is con- in general and toward those director in the project will be houses" proposed in the ordi- Objectors called for a refer- discussion. sidered to be more than a nor- who provide the facilities. Dr. Robert A. Rounds, psy- nance. endum on the issue. mittee hopes to adopt some Dr. Harry H. Brunt, type of resolution pertaining MMC director of psychiatric mal risk. An initial effort will Successful completion of the chiatric supervisor, and Dr. More than 500, residents . Strong objections were Drug Addiction Problem? be the development of rapport project would result in people Stanley Liutkus, psychology jammed Raritan High School raised about the effect mul- to wihat we heard at the public Call 988-8333. For Help Day or* services, described the pro- . meeting. gram after Administrator Fe- with community members seeking help before emotional supervisor. auditorium Tuesday when the tiple family dwellings might Night. ljx M. Pilla announced receipt and the formation of orga- of a special grant of $15,000 nized groups. Training will from the state Department of cover basic techniques needed Institutions and Agencies to to organize neighborhood launch it. ' groups and how to develop natural group leaders. "Self- The project is designed, help" will begin when natural Dr. Brunt said, to prevent the group leaders emerge. Then onset of emotional difficulties the clinic workers will with- stemming from such causes draw leadership, but remain IT'S HERITAGE & THOAIASWLLE SALE as lack of juvenile discipline, available for assistance. marital difficulties, drug ab- :- use and alcoholism, by provid-' In discussing the project. ing information for early de- Dr. Brunt said that while the fection. It will also contain a community now makes use of TIME,:,; MART ITRXITIRE GULERIES strong "self-help" emphasis the Pollak Clinic, the feeling -plus the development of an is that many Individuals come awareness of the mental to the clinic only after their services the Pollak problems'have reached major

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•>& «*&* We've bought every piece of 1972 Open Road •ym merchandise from all over the country. We've put it all together in Farmingdale & Camden V %& W*xix& Sofa — a cozy and accommodating 3-seater,' wa COME IN for the Lawson arms, side pillows, and a kick pleat skirt. BUY OF A LIFETIME! yt>** Fabric of soft imported velvet. Was $659. Now only 399 Club Chair — a dignified single that everyone will $&> call their favorite. Tufted back, Lawsort arms, kick m pleat skirt. Also of imported velvet. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on Was $269. Now only motor homes, truck campers, travel trailers, mini motor homes and vans — demonstration models, 159 promotional units, 1972 model left overs. Swivel rocker — A moving piece designed to rock Many units brand new with complete factory your decor as well. Co-ordinated velvet, hand- ws • warranties. -^ tufted back, contoured arms, and kick pleat skirt. t£ SAVE HUNDREDS - THOUSANDS! X Immediate Delivery Was $319. Now only BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE no waiting. Budget payment plan — Year round service and 189 storage available IMMEDIATE DELIVERY POLICY. iSCHIFFMANBH W* Bp*eialJi» in making our cualomir* hftppy mn4 wi know thai wrttin y»u fewyou r furnftw* 'OPEN ROAD RECREATIONAL VEHICLES yau'll w»nt l« i*c«U* It »• «»ort •• poitlbl*. That's why v«u cm rsly en ut I* tfalivir v*ur Routes 33 & 34, Collingswood Circle, m*rch«ntfisi whin you pturch«l« Farmingdale, N.J. - 201-922-1222 it. IDP Ji ju»I en* elhar littl* •lira wa a)0 to ^loait yau. FURNITURE GALCERIES Route 30, Admiral Wilson Boulevard, ROUTE 22, UNION, N.J. 688-5500 Camden, N.J. - 609-541-4450 ROUTE 35, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. 671-0400 A Open — Monday - Friday 9-9, Saturday 9-6 _EXCELLENT AND CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE OPEN EVERY NITE 'TIL 9:30 - SAT. 'TIL 6:00