The Daily Register
VOL.97 N0.151 SHREWSBURY, N. J. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1975 TEN CENTS I 2 children die, third • is critical in citv fire LONG BRANCH - Two J children died and a third was critically burned in a blaze that swept through the top floor of a three-family house at 55 Cooper Ave. last night. Police identified the dead children as six-year-old Rob- ert Fields and 12-year-old An- thony Ross. Dexter Ross, age five, remained in critical con- dition in the pediatrics in- Rtflltttr ilatl ptiot* tensive care unit at Mon- SLOW MOVING TRAFFIC - Cars move cau- partments reported many fender-bender accidents, mouth Medical Center with tiously along Rt. 35 through Shrewsbury during but no serious crashes. second degree burns on his yesterday's two-inch snowfall. County police de- face, neck, arms and back. Fire Chief Anthony G. Lau- gelli said the upper floor of the three-story frame home was engulfed in flames "from end to end" when city fire- Snow, ice bring rash men arrived at the scene, one block from Ocean Avenue. "We heard that two chil- dren were trapped upstairs," the chief said. "We could get to the second floor, but we were blocked by a wall of of minor accidents flames when we tried to reach the third floor." By GREG BORAK turn to snow until this (Mon- Manalapan police reported stayed off the roads because Chief Laugelli said that, and ROBIN AMSTER I day) morning." 10 minor accidents, while of the snow. within minutes, fire fighters , Although the county was Marlboro police said there State Police at Holmdel climbed to the third floor by While some people rftox spared four inches of snow, were eight minor accidents said there were about 10 to 15 ladder at the rear of the curse the inconveniences- motorists experienced hazard- attributed to the snowfall. incidents of drivers skidding green-shingled building. They caused by yesterday's two- ous driving conditions on Minor accidents were also or sliding off the Garden found that an unidentified inch snowfall, they should most roads. reported by police in Ocean- State Parkway, but again, no man had rescued one child, really count their blessings. port, Red Bank, Rumson, serious damage and no in- Police reported traffic mov- Dexter, through a rear win- Freehold and Freehold Town- juries were reported. According to Wilbur P. ing slowly over slippery roads dow and held the boy on a ship. Lafaye, U.S. cooperative throughout the day and icing In other areas, the story porch roof. Firemen handed Bayshore police reported weather observer, Monmouth conditions caused by sharply was the same. Six minor him down the ladder to an numerous minor collisions on County would have been un- dropping temperatures at crashes in Holmdel, two in awaiting ambulance. the slick roads but said there der a six-Inch deep white night. Matawan and two in Union Two children spotted were no serious accidents and blanket, If all the precipi- Beach. The chief said firemen no injuries to motorists. tation which fell since Sunday Although there were many But police said all cars spotted the two young victims night had been snow. fender-bending accidents Sgt. William Thome of the were driven away. on the top floor when it was throughout the county be- Middletown police traffic divi- State, county and municipal •tilittr itoH pMti by Lorry Pt»no still in flames. FIRE FATALITY — Long Branch firemen lower body of one of two chil- "As It turned out, we were cause of slick roads, police sion said there were a sub- road department crews "One boy was about three very fortunate," he said last departments said, there were stantial number of minor ac- worked throughout the day dren killed in house fire last night on Cooper Ave., Long Branch. A third feet from the rear window." child was critically burned. Fire Chief Anthony G. Laugelli, in white hat, night. "The rain which start- no major accidents and no cidents but none was serious. plowing, salting and sanding he said. "The other was about ed falling Sunday night didn't serious injuries. He noted that many people roads to keep them passable. supervises from rear porch roof. Children were trapped in flames on third seven feet from the window." floor. Both were pronounced dead on arrival at Monmouth Me- dical Center by Dr. Edward Taylor. Leonia murder, is charged The chief said kerosene Terrorists granted space heaters were found in the burned out attic which was divided into three small rooms. However, he refrained to 39-vear-old shoemaker from Unking the blaze to the refuge in Baghdad J heaters and said investigation ence at this Philadelphia of- HACKENSACK (AP) - A to a laundry in Philadelphia. in similar crimes committed of the fire would continue PARIS (AP) - Three Arab to leave Paris yesterday One of the hostages, 70- fice that "our client is being Philadelphia shoemaker sus- Kallinger was charged by by a man-boy robbery team. today. terrorists who held 10 hos- morning on an Air France year-old Father Vades Gon- murdered in the newspapers, pected of engineering a three- Pennsylvania authorities with Meanwhile, Kallinger's law- Patrolman James Coyne, tages in a Paris airport rest- Boeing 707 in return for re- net, said the gunmen forbade convicted without a trial, so state rape and robbery kidnaping and robbery in a yer, Maleom Berkowitz, said the investigating officer, iden- room for 18 hours were final- leasing the hostages. The gun- the hostages to talk, so he no jury on earth could find odyssey with the aid of a Suquehanna Township case in in Philadelphia last night his tified the mothers of the dead ly given refuge by Iraq early men ordered the volunteer prayed quietly. him innocent." young son was charged here which a man-boy team tied client "absolutely and positi- children as Mrs. Joyce Fields, today after four other Arab crew of. three to fly to Leba- vely denies any in- yesterday with the stabbing up four women and robbed Berkowitz said Kallinger 28, who has two surviving governments refused to take non, but Beirut airport au- "Very softly I uttered col- volvement." murder of a young nurse. them of $20,000 in jewelry. told him he was probably at younger children, and Mrs. them, an Air France spokes- thorities would not let the lective absolution and Joseph Kallinger, 39, was Kallinger was being held in work at the time of the Leon- Celestine Ross, 27, with three man reported. plane land. sketched out the sign of the charged in a murder com- Dauphin County, Pa., Jail in Berkowitz told newsmen at cross," he said. "All night the a hastily called new confer- ia slaying. See City fire, page 2 The terrorists were allowed plaint filed by the Bergen $100,000 bail in that case. The The pilot tried Kuwait, terrorists behaved very cor- County prosecutor's office boy was held by juvenile au- Egypt and Saudi Arabia, but rectly. However, we felt that with the slaying of Miss thorities there. all three turned him away. He if the negotiations had failed Maria Fasching, 21. Kallinger's 11-year-old son, landed in Baghdad, the Iraqi they would have killed us, Miss Fasching was killed James, also has been ques- news agency said, but was also very correctly." Jan. 8 after a man and boy tioned by police but not ar- Plan board asked to back forced to take off after get- posing as insurance salesmen rested. Bergen County, N.J., ting fuel to last eight hours. Aureo Carreira, a Portu- invaded a home in Leonia, Prosecutor Joseph C. Wood- guese who had gone to Orly N.J.., tied up a man and four cock Jr. said, "It does look The French airline said the for an afternoon outing, said other women and ransacked like he used both boys." French ambassador in Bag- two of the Arabs "behaved the house. Authorities said Woodcock said his office sewer study in Manalapan hdad negotiated with the Ir- very well", but the wounded the nurse, also tied hand and also had filed a detainer aqi government while the man "was particularly ag- foot, apparently was killed against Kallinger with Penn- FREEHOLD - The county The county's action last feasibility study would cost classification after a study is plane flew back and forth gressive and threatening" becasue she refused to per- sylvania authorities. The Planning Board is considering month may have created a about $100,000, he said. conducted. Board members across the Middle East, and and kept a grenade in his form a sex act on the adult detainer asks that Kallinger an appeal by the Western problem for the authority in "We are not going to con- were concerned that this proj- the Iraqis agreed shortly af- hand throughout the night. ter midnight to let the terror- intruder. be held on the Garden State Monmouth Utilities Authority receiving the necessary fund- struct the sewer lines if they ect for a rural area could re- ists surrender to them. The Arabs questioned all murder charge even if he which wants the county to en- ing, he said. are not needed," said Mr. ceive a higher priority than Kallinger and his 13-year- the hostages about their na- were eligible to be freed in dorse its application for a $20 The authority agrees with Schoor, adding that the au- now built up areas in need of old son, Michael, were ar- There was no indication tionalities, looking for Ameri- Pennsylvania. the county planners that a thority will not be receiving sewers. rested at their home Friday million sewer project in Ma- what would be done with cans and Germans, Presum- feasibility study should be the $20 million now but only night after police traced a Authorities in Lindenwold nalapan. them. ably they thought the West conducted before the $20 mil- receiving a priority classifica- "If you don't go along, you bloodstained shirt they said and Dumont, N.J., and in Bal- The board last month voted German government would lion project is constructed, he tion. will be taking money from the The terrorists tried to at- they found in a Leonia Park timore, also suspect Kallinger not to endorse the appli- put pressure on the French continued, adding that with- authority," said Marvin E. tack an Israeli airliner at cation. Comments by board In response to questions by government because four out county endorsement the Schaefer of Ocean Township, Orly Airport Sunday after- members at that time were board members, Mr. Schoor Arabs who hijacked a British authority would have to pay authority attorney, explaining noon, but a policeman spotted that such a project would said that the authority's proj- airliner last November mur- for the cost of this study. A ect may not receive top that the authority will not be one of them and fired at him. open up a lot of rural lands reimbursed for the study dered a German businessman for future development. This set off a gun battle in The inside story without county endorsement. the terminal in which 21 per- among the passengers. Howard M. Schoor, engi- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii THE WEATHER sons were injured, including neer for the authority, told In announcing that the It was not known whether the county planners that their one of the terrorists who was Sunny and cold today, low tonight in mid board will consider the au- shot in the arm. the Arabs made any demands 21s. Partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow. approval was necessary so 2 Oakhnrsl girls, 12, thority's appeal, Lester S. other than for a plan to es- Complete report on page 2. the authority could receive Goldstein, board chairman, The Arabs herded four cape from France. Their affi- state and federal funding for said the board would like the men, five women and the Ufa liation within the Palestine a feasibility study for the Branchers take over second In Register rankings page 9 charged in car chase authority to have a feasibility year-old daughter of one of guerrilla movement also was project. With county approv- study conducted but does not the women into a restroom not clear, but the Palestine Absenteeism Is big bruiser for Monmouth quintet pa^e 9 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Two 12-year-old Oakhurst girts led al, the authority would be eli- want to give it a green light and forced the adults to stand Liberation Organization con- SUm Gourmet ( page 16 police here on an BO-mfle-an hour chase down West Park Ave gible for 75 per cent federal on construction until it is de- all night demned their action Nation's party plans .'. page II and Monmiiuth Road in a burrowed green Cadillac, hit on? funding, 15 per cent state termined that there is a need car on the way. and finally slopped when they rammed into ;i funding and 10 per cent local for the project. Classified 12,13 DAILY REGISTER funding. second car near the Oakhursl Bar on Mnnmnuth Road Comics 7 PHONE NUMBERS The purpose of the appli- Patrons of the bar piled into the street after they heard Arthur A Kern, a board the sound of the impact, police said. member, said that he felt that Visitors from Brazil Contemporary Life it, II Main Office S42-4H* cation was to establish apri- 1 Editorials « Classified Ads 542-I7M ority listing from the federal There were no injuries. some developer was going to A young couple from Brazil have taken up residence in Entertainment, TV 8 Circulation Dept 542-4HS government, he said, adding The two girls were charged with juvenile delinquency be able to make a fortune out Little Silver They've come to ihe United States in the hope Financial '. 5 Sports Dept 542 4*4 that the authority has no in- counts of driving without a license/ and were immediately re- of this if sewering of this un- lhat eye specialists in New York will fcr able to save their Make A Date 8 Middletown Bureau (7I-22SI tention of beginning construc- leased into their parents' custody developed land is approved. young daughter's eyesight. Oblturles ....4 Freehold Bureau 4S2-2I2I tion even 'though on the appli- The car belonged, to Ihe rnothi'j' »f one of Ihe girls, police "I feel that they are pushing From our main newsroom in Shrewsbury, Mark London Sports * Long'Branch Bureau ..222-Mlt cation it was anticipated that said too hard," he said, visited with the parents, interviewing them in Portuguese His construction would commence Police said the pair began speeding Friday afternoon At last month's meeting it story will appear in tomorrow's editions of The Daily Regis- N.J. Tenants Organization Longo's Smorgasbord June, 1976. ter, Northern Monmouth County's largest newspaper and when they were spotted by police in a parked patrol car on was stated that at the present mass meeting for Eatontown Wed. 842-9857, Sea Bright. Monmouth County's most Interesting newspaper and Monmouth County, New Sale Monmouth Road at 4:IS o'clock During Ihe chase, one girl time the chief beneficiary of the $20 million project would Jersey Room, Monmouth Doris & Ed's Special. Stuffed Save up to 40%. Men's winter was apparently in Charge of the gas pedal while Ihe other one Shamrock Bar Forty-Love Tennis Shoppe Shopping Center, Jan. 21, 8 Flounder-H50, Wed., Thurs. sportswear. Renwick House, was assigned In the brake, police said be the 128 homes in the Knolls Spaghetti 25c a plate Wed. Clearance sale. 314 Willow p.m. All tenants welcome. only. 872-1565. 19 Church St., Little Silver. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiHMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii development of Manalapan. night while it lasts. Dr., Little Silver.
_ 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY, JANUARY 2V. 1«75 Balanced transit goal of county FREEHOLD - The Mon- Besides the election of Mr. tomobile is and will continue reliable and thereby attract to the municipalities at cost. mouth County Planning Goldstein of Neptune Town- to be an essential trans- additional riders. A brief feasibility should be Board will continue to focus ship as board chairman, the portation mode for the vast "It Is also imperative to conducted before any definite its efforts this year to pro- board reelected John G. Law- majority of our population." preserve rail freight service action is taken toward county mote a balanced and coordi- ley of West Long Branch vice Concerning highways, the to industries located within involvement, he said. nated transportation system chairman and elected Albert board chairman said efforts the county," he said. Many The county board will con- for the county. A Kerr of Rumson as secre- must be continued toward county industries are heavily tinue close monitoring of sev- Other projects outlined by tary. Mr. Goldstein, a board completion of the Rt. 18 dependent upon rail freight eral proposed projects which newly elected board chair- member for six years, suc- Freeway, the Rt. 33 Freehold shipments and a cessation of could have potential adverse man Lester S. Goldstein, ceeds E. Donald Sterner as Bypass and Interstate 195 to this service "would deal a impacts on the county, said were to continue efforts to board chairman Mr. Sterner create some semblance of a stunning blow to the county's Mr Goldstein, adding that have completed critical high- had resigned last month. system from the present industrial employment base." theje projects include the way projects and elec- In his review of the projects series of isolated and in- Mr. Goldstein said that in proposed offshore deepwater trification of the New York for the board for 1975, Mr. complete freeway projects in the absence of action by other oil port, proposed oil drilling and Long Branch Railroad. Goldstein said the board will the county. agencies, it appeared that on the continental shelf and Mr. Goldstein also said that continue in its efforts to pro- "It is also imperative that Monmouth must take the lead the proposed landfill and recl- a feasibility study should be mote a balanced and coordi- , funds be allocated for the up- in developing the surface wa- amation island in Raritan made to determine whether nated transportation system grading and maintenance of ter supplies of the Manasquan Bay. the county should construct a including provisions for rail, the secondary highway sys- River. "We are deeply concerned water treatment facility and bus and automobile travel. tem which is essential to the "Quick and decisive action over the continuing failure by sell water to some shore "The board does not sub- convenient and safe travel is necessary to alleviate cur- proponents of these projects towns. scribe to the positions es- within the county," said Mr. rent serious requirements for to adequately address them- The county board will con- poused by those who would Goldstein. additional potable water in selves to the possible long tinue close monitoring of sev- improve either mass transit Of public transportation, he several South shore commu- term environmental and eco- eral proposed projects, such or highways to the exclusion said a "continuous hard push nities," he said. nomic impacts on nearby as offshore deepwater oil of the other," he said. "Mass toward electrification of the Mr. Goldstein recommend- areas," he said. port, oil drilling, said the new transportation is necessary New York and Long Branch ed that the county take the in- "This is particularly true of chairman. and desirable, but the au- Railroad is needed to move itiative and apply for diver- backers of the proposed oil this long-delayed and impor- sion of limited quantifies of port, who have failed to re- tant transportation project." water from the Manasquan on spond to repeated requests He added that efforts must behalf of these shore towns. for essential environmental Police ask help continue to ijrtprove local bus The county would construct and economic information re- service within the county to the necessary water treat- lating to the impacts of the in hit-run crash make it more convenient and ment facilities and sell water pflrt on Monmouth County." R»slittr pKato by Lorry f WHO DEATH SCENE — A young victim of fire at 55 Cooper Ave., Long Branch, RED BANK — Police are seeking information from the is taken from third floor of house by city firemen. More than 50 volunteers public regarding a hit and run accident which took place Sat- Army^golf courses critic fought blaze in sub-freezing temperatures. The fire claimed the lives of two urday at 7:03 p.m. on Bridge Ave., near Blaisdell Lumber children and critically burned another. Company. Detective Robert Scott asks anyone who saw a vehicle, possibly a tan station wagon, strike Richard K. Rolle, 51, of 21 didn't mean Ft. Monmouth Grant Place and flee the scene to call police at 747-3590. All By DORIS KULMAN the course is used by enlisted civil service grade are eli- information will be kept confidential, he said. FT. MONMOUTH - Sen men and we are required to gible for golf club member- City fire takes lives of 2 Mr. Rolle, still in fair condition in the intensive care unit ship, too. But, like officers, William Proxmire didn't provide recreational activities of Riverview Hospital yesterday, was in the process of un- mean Ft. Monmouth when he for enlisted men without cost they first must have member- locking his car on Bridge Ave., when the unidentified vehicle, criticized the military for "a to them." ship in the Officers Open children, third is critical traveling north, struck him and fled the scene. waste of the taxpayers' mon- The spokesman said that Mess. The civilian member- Police have sent Mr. Rolle's clothing to Stale Police labo- ey" in maintaining 300 golf during a "peak month," such ship roster is filled now, ac- (Continued) younger son, Dexter, who was severe water damage in ratories in Trenton in an effort to determine the color of the courses for officers and ser- as last August, the golf club cording to the fort spokes- children surviving in addition fought for his life throughout the rest of the structure. He vehicle which struck him. Police believe that if the color of vicemen, a Ft. Monmouth grosses $13,000 a month and man. to Dexter. Both women were the night. Mrs. Ross, who was noted that there was no fire the vehicle can be determined, they may also find out the spokesman said yesterday. has operating expenses of make and model of the vehicle. The golf club includes a pro reported to be separated from treated for burns on her hand, escape to the third floor as The Ft. Monmouth golf $8,500. He said that income shop. their husbands. was dazed as she answered required by law in multi-fami- course is almost completely from the course is used to de- According to witnesses, five questions from police and ly dwellings. "The course is for the most self-sustaining and doesn't fray the over-all costs of op- part supported by dues. fees. children and two men were hospital authorities The surviving Fields chil- figure in the $13.9 million the erating the Ft. Monmouth Of- on the first floor of the house Mrs. Fields also was treated dren were identified as Middletown board sales, golf carts ..." The Wisconsin Democrat said the ficers Club. "The dining room spokesman said. "It hires its when firemen entered and led for burned hands. Mr. Cro- Shelley, age 5, and Raha- military spends annually to there isn't self-sustaining," he them to safety. ckett was treated for burns dasha, 3 months. The surviv- own greenskeepers and other maintain the golf courses, the said. employes. I don't think Sen. Neighbors across the street, on his hands and arms as was ing Ross children, in addition approves garde n fort spokesman said Enlisted men pay monthly Proxmire is talking about identified as the Acevito fami- a man identified as Carl Wil- to Dexter, are Robin, age 7, our particular situation ly, took in members of the liams. Celestine, age 4, and Ahman, He said the only time ap- dues ranging from $7 for a here." three families who fled from Two firemen, Irving Miller seven months. The Crockett propriated money is spent for single person to $11 a family the fire. Jr. and Ralph de Sheplo, were children were identified as apartments plan maintenance of the golf for membership in the golf Sen. Proxmire, commenting According to police, the treated for frostbite. The tem- Camalie, Mekisha and Tishina, course, which is off Tinton club, or, if they don't pur- on a military golf course sur- Fields family lived on the-sec- perature at the fire scene had but no ages were listed. MIDDLETOWN - A use As the application was dis- Ave. in Eatontown, is during chase membership, can use vey made at his request by ond floor while the Rosses dropped below 20 degrees Mother at hospital variance recommended for missed, about one-third of the the peak summer months the golf course for a $6 greens the General Accounting Of- when the contractor the fort fee, the spokesman said lived on the first floor. In ad- Fire alarm sounded Early today, arrangements Township Committee approv- audience of 75 persons took fice, yesterday said that hires to trim the grass on the dition, Harris Crockett, the It was not immediately were being made to house al last night by the Zoning their leave. Officers must have mem- many military golf courses installation's 1,500 acres sup- landlord, resided on the first known who turned in the fire some members of the dis- Board of Adjustment would As the board organized for bership in the Ft. Monmouth operate in areas with ample plements the manicuring ef- floor with his family, in- alarm from the street. Ac- placed families with relatives permit construction of 248 1975 Anthony D. Kulper was Officers Open Mess, where public and private courses. forts of the golf club's own cluding three children. cording to police, one of the in Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. garden apartment units by Al- unanimously reelected chair- fees are on a sliding scale "The fees at many outside greenskeepers. Recreation area women who lived in the house Ross was to remain with Dex- mid Realty Corp. on Taylor man. Also relected unani- based on salary, before they courses would be beyond the The mothers told police spotted the fire from outside ter in the hospital, police Lane off Rt. 35. mously were Harry A. Kadcr. "We own the property so can purchase membership in reach of most military men," that the third floor area was and ran in to alert her family said. The board gave approval vice chairman; William Hi we'd have to cut the grass the golf club. Golf club dues the fort spokesman said, "and used as a recreation area by and friends. In addition, a During the fire, the Rev. despite the objections of adja- melman, bojfd attorney, and whether there was a golf are the same for officers as the public ones essentially are all 11 children who lived in man identified as Luis Rodri- Arthur R. McCauley, a Bap- cent landowners led by Thomas J. Magin, board sec- course there or not," the for enlisted men. quite crowded most of the the frame house. guez of South Fifth Avenue, tist minister and chaplain of Charles Wright, president of retary. spokesman said. ''Besides, Civilians above a specified time." According to witnesses, who was said to have seen flames the Oceanic Engine Co , went the Harmony Civic Group. watched firemen battle the on the roof and joined fire- to the Acevito home where The objectors allege the vari- flames in sub-freezing tem- men in their efforts to rescue the fire victims were being ance constitutes spot zoning peratures, a teen-age boy had the occupants. sheltered. He offered assis- in an area which ought to re- OPEN leapt safely from a window Chief Laugelli praised the tance. "Not now. Not now. main commercial and light before firemen arrived. But 50 or more volunteer firemen They're all too upset," said a industrial as contemplated in DAYS the reports could not be con- who were hampered by snow man emerging from a back- the revised township master firmed by police. and ice underfoot, frozen hose room. plan. They also claim traffic ONLY Eight of the nine city fire couplings and low water pres- And out on the slippery generated by the apartment companies were called out at sure in the Cooper Ave. street, a young boy sliding in complex will be a menace to M^ifUQUIDATORS 10:13 p.m. with the Elberon neighborhood. He thanked the sneakers said what others the safety of nearby resi- unit standing by Chief I.au- Public Works Department for had said. "Yes, a boy jumped dents, especially school chil- SALE gelli said the fire was under sanding and salting the area from a window. He's about 14. dren. control by 11:30 p.m. Back so that firemen could keep I saw him go iifto that The applicant alleges the STARTS taps were sounded at 1 am their footing. house." He pointed to the 22'^-acre tract is too far from "WHERE WE TAKE OUT THE LABELS AND YOU SAVE PUNTY" The chief said the upper Acevito's where a figure oc- Rt. 35 for most commercial Meanwhile, Mrs Ross, ang- M4 SHREWSBURY AVE., NEW SHREWSBURY, N.J. 201-642-1177 WED. uished by the death of her portion of the house was de- casionally peered out of a win- uses and is not suitable for son, Anthony, stayed with her stroyed by flames and there dow at the fire. light industrial use because it 10 A.M. is not accessible to heavy CLOSED MON.-TUES. OPEN WED. THUR. FRI. 10 to 9 SAT. 10 to 6 trucking. OFTEN IMITATED — NEVER DUPLICATED The Township Committee City takes assessments has adopted an ordinance pro- viding zoning for 1,630 multi- family dwelling units in six MANAGER NEEDS ROOM FOR SPRING i areas in various parts of the^ order appeal to state today township. The Taylor Lane tract is not among them. INVENTORY - SO EVERYTHING GOES ! LONG BRANCH - City of- tors wl)p reviewed the Cle- As public protest mounted The board announced deci- ficials today were to appear minshaw work and found in a about the Cleminshaw assess- sions on, 17 other variance ap- before the N.J. Division of sample that the revaluation ments, the mayor and council plications,' approving 14 and Tax Appeals in Trenton to may have been shot through hired three realtors to serve denying three. Most sought COMPLETE FALL STOCK seek reversal of a county di- with assessments that fluc- on a review board and study variances to permit residen- rective ordering the city to tuate, some widely, from true the revaluation. The realtors tial subdivisions which would NOTHING use controversial property as- value. are Kenneth Walker, chair- produce one or more under sessments for 1975 tax pur- man, A. Fred Maffeo and size lots. HELD The Monmouth County John Conover. Their $4,500 poses. Board of Taxation, mean- The board heard an appli- A delegation, led by Mayor study revealed that 40 per BACK while, has received word cent of the Cleminshaw as- cation by Hovnanian Enter- PRICE Henry R. Cioffi, planned to from the attorney general sessments varied (by 10 per prises Inc. for a special use ALL SALES FINAL (EXCEPT SPRING YELLOW TAGS) ask for permission to set that the county board is duly permit and several variances aside a revaluation by the cent or more) from values JUNIORS and MISSES FAMOUS MAKER authorized to order the Cle- they set on the same proper- to erect a main office build- J.M. Cleminshaw Co., arguing minshaw figures from Long ing in the R-0 residential zone that a study by experts re- ties in a random sample. The Branch. realtors were enlisted by the at Rt. 35 and Lake Shore SPORTSWEAR-SETS-JACKETS veals discrepancies in the re- city to help argue the city's Drive. The three-story build- valuation. They propose using The city tax assessor, Har- ing to be supported on four CASHIER DEDUCTS YOUR % OFF ry A. Schumann, who must cause before state tax offi- instead 1974 property assess- cials. pedestals, would contain ments while a new mass ap- certify the accuracy of the 22,000 square feet of floor NO CHARGES OR LAYAWAYS FOR THIS SALE praisal is produced property assessments, report- The mayor this week re- space and would house the "SUPER SPECIAL GIVEAWAY SPECIAL" Scheduled to accompany edly has thrown his support to leased a proposed 1975 budget Hovnanian national headquar- MEN'S—LADIES—TEENS the mayor were Vincent J the county. The assessor has and based a municipal pur- ters and one or two corporate Mazza, city administrator; refused to comment on the re- poses tax rate of $1.09 on 1974 tenants. valuation controversy since it Robert L. Mauro, city at- property assessments rather Variances will be required started back in September than the Cleminshaw figures EVERY torney, as well as three real- for a front yard set back of 25 I PAJAMAS $189 feet where 40 feet are re- quired, for 84 parking spaces EVERY • (EVERY PJ. and NIGHTGOWN) • Iffi, Weather: Sunny, cold where 223 are called for, and because parking will be lo- cated within five feet of a Sunny and cold today, high low zero from Pennsylvania Wind gusts over 40 miles \' ARRIVALS" 30 to 35. Tonight low in the to New1 England overnight pedestrian right of way to the per hour shook portions of the' Navesink River. LADIES BETTER BRANDED JUNIORS FAMOUS NAME mid 20s. Partly cloudy and Readings in the low (eeris Midwest and Plains. warmer tomorrow, high in slung the New York City TIDES The hearing was continued ARNEL and ACETATE BLENDS STRETCH NYLON KNIT the mid-40s area, and much of the Deep Sandy Hook until next month, when testi- - Outlook for Thursday: be- South shivered in the middle TODAY - High 2:49 p m mony will be taken from the SHORT & LONG SLEEVE coming partly clnudy with and lower 2fls and low 0:13 p.m. 'applicant's architect. little temperature change Dismissed without prej- PRINTED <£ M AA BODY TOPS TOMORROW - High 3:23 udice was an application by SIZES S-M-L Arctic cold enveloped the Kour inches of snow whi- a.m. and 3:55 p.m. and low $ 00 3 $ Northeast and most of the tened Washington yesterday 10:13 am. and 10:14 pm WilliHn A. Gerweck of .170 LONG-SHORT- /* Wilson Ave., New Monmouth, $c $ Eastern Seaboard today fol- Three inches blanketed Rich For Red Rank and Rumson SHIRTS 4 SLEEVE to park a trailer next to his 5 7 lowing a storm that dumped mond, Va.; Dover. Del., and bridge, add two hours; Sea up to 4 inches of snow on the Beckley, W Va Light snow garage to use as an office for SIZES 7/8 to 17/18 Nat. Adv. Up To $18.00 II Pert. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; his general contracting busi- J TO # nation's capital and nearby lingered into the night in Long Branch, deduct 15 min- Nat. Adv. Up To $16.00 If Pert. states. some sections after the storm ness. The applicant made no BANKAMERICARD and MASTER CHARGE AMPLE FREE PARKING utes; Highlands bridge, add appearance before the board. Temperatures tumbled be- moved out to sea 40 minuti's SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1975 The D«ly Register 3 (WORLD Police charge two youths By Ike Associated Press Inflation at 28-year high with setting Highlands fire WASHINGTON - GQv«-»"
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RED BANK 542-4000 The Daily Register Pressures from presidents past IIIIMH Illlllllllllll IIIIHIIUII II Established in 1K7M—Publisbed by TV Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON Groucho Marx and Tony Ran- tors can descend the With LES WHITTEN dall; actors Marlon Brando, stairways in style The cost to ARTHUR Z KAMIN WASHINGTON Paul Newman and Rock Hud- the taxpayers: $111,500 ... At President and Editor The preliminary, secret tes- son; actor-producer Carl Rei- Ft. Carson, Colo., the Army is timony in the CIA in- ner; conservative news com- planning to spend between vestigation has focused on the SCENE mentator Paul Harvey; and (250,000 and $500,000 to build ThomasT. Bty,Executive Editor William F. White House Itself folk singer Jean Baez. handsome, new field latrines Former CIA chief Richard iintiii ii in miiitititi The CIA, of course, got near the base firing range. KB * e TUESDAY. JANUARY 21, 1975 Helms, according to sources can citizens largely grew out caught up in the hysteria. Army spokesman told us it's close to the investigation, tes- of the Johnson-Nixon concern There were times when the all "according to regulations" tified behind closed doors that over the antiwar agitation. CIA overstepped its legal lim- ANDERSON . While President Ford is 'I thought the Americans took calling upon all Americans to he had been pressured by At first, the Secret Service its and conducted domestic This is the branch that in- 9 conserve energy, Andrews Air both presidents Lyndon John- began investigating every surveillance. It became in- terviews U.S. travelers who care of this sort of thins. Force Base, where the presi- son and Richard Nixon to spy group, no matter how in- creasingly difficult to draw might pick up interesting in- dential planes are based, has on Vietnam War protesters. nocent, that expressed the the line between legitimate formation abroad. Gephart upped its jet fuel require- As far back as 1*67, Helms slightest criticism of the security and political secu- didn't explain why Hunt ments 246,780 gallons. A alleged, Johnson began badg- President. The Nonviolent Di- rity. would need a fancy disguise if spokesman explained that ering him to investigate any rect Action group came under he were merely conducting This was the atmosphere in more pilots have been as- connection between the pro- surveillance, as a typical ex- routine interviews. the backrooms of the CIA signed to the base, so more test movement and foreign ample, because it "urged when the Watergate caper be- It is also interesting that fuel is needed for them to fly enemies. members to write Pres and gan. The CIA didn't balk, the CIA converted the Do- ... Down the road at Boiling other govt officials to protest Both Johnson and Nixon therefore, at furnishing E. mestic Contact Service from Air Force Base, enlisted men war in Vietnam," according suspected that the Commu- Howard Hunt with a reddish a routine intelligence oper- and women have been or- to confidential Secret Service nists were pumping money wig, glasses, a speech altera- ation to a clandestine service dered to turn off their ex- records. into the antiwar movement. tion device, a set of alias in 1173. This was done os- terior lights in the family However, Helms reported By late 1970, the Secret Ser- documents, a tape recorder tensibly for budgetary rea- housing quarters to save that the CIA found no signifi- vice developed a computer concealed in a portable type- sons. But once the unit be- energy. But the officers' cant foreign influence. network, which now contains writer case, two microphones came a clandestine service, lights, particularly along Gen- Some radical groups, such information on more than and a camera disguised in a the CIA was no longer obli- eral's Row, still burn brightly as the Black Panthers and the 180,000 Americans. Other gov- tobacco pouch. gated to give Congress a de- . . . After we reported that Weathermen, had foreign con- ernment agencies also began Hunt used this James Bond tailed account of its activi- the Internal Revenue Service tacts. But the student opposi- trading information. Files be- paraphernalia to carry out his ties. was treating itself to new fur- tion to the war effort was gan to grow on tens of thou- Watergate assignments. The In fairness, it should be niture in Detroit and con- largely an American phe- sands of citizens who were CIA has insisted in secret added that Helms resisted signing used but useable fur- nomenon, said Helms. guilty of nothing more serious statements that it had no most of the pressure from the niture to outside offices, the His secret testimony was than shooting off their mouths knowledge of Hunt's Water- White House to go beyond his frugal FBI called to request taken by the President's Com- against the President's pol- gate role. The supply officer, legal authority. some of the old furniture. The ' mission to Investigate the icies. Cleo Gephart, has sworn that WATCH ON WASTE: The G-men were told that the fur- Central Intelligence Agency. Dozens of celebrities wound he thought Hunt was a mem- balustrades and handrails in niture could be distributed Other witnesses confirmed up in the files, including co- ber of the CIA's Domestic the old Senate Office Building only to other IRS offices. that the CIA files on Ameri medians Dick Gregory, Contact Service. have been refinished so Sena- The fuehrer complex By NICHOLAS von HOFFMAN faire perspective there isn't voluntarist society in which much difference between his people organized themselves President Ford has been kind of liberal, centralized au- to realize their economic sniped at (or the one quality THE LIBERAL thoritarianism and the pre- aims without direction from we ought most to appreciate vailing principles of public on high. in him - his "lack of lead- SIDE administration in the Krem- Before their extirpation the ership." Politicians and com- lin. anarchists of that era took iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiMimn mentators who were denounc- The left agrees with the over a goodly sized chunk of ing the Imperial Presidency a cracy expressing itself right's judgment on Rockefel- Spain, Including the city of few months ago have been through bold leadership. ler. The trouble is that when Barcelona where they ended imploring our new President The far right seems to be leftists agree with rightists up running everything from to "electrify" the nation, a la the only organized grouping that private property and the street-car companies to Franklin Roosevelt, while as- able to offer unqualified oppo- laissez-faire are a defense von HOFFMAN the textile mills. (For a re- suring him the citizenry pines sition to regimentation against tyranny from above, cent book on this amazing ex- Long Branch's future for the strong leader who will through leader-worship. The they don't feel comfortable tice without the violence and periment see "The Anarchist achieve national unity Long Branch is in possession of vide resort activities, the team left is uncertain about it, per- about it. compulsion of leaders and Collectives: Self-Management through national hardship and haps seduced by a desire to a valuable study. It was made by a stressed that it should be used prin- The left doesn't believe you states. in the Spanish Revolution, national sacrifice. get at the oil companies even can tell somebody without a 1936-1939," edited by Sam Dol- group called Regional-Urban Design cipally for community recreational Unfortunately, it's been so Free men who beg for regi- if it means fattening the job, "Don't worry, baby, the long since anarchism has goff, Free Life Editions, New Assistance Team (RUDAT) which needs and that it should be tied into mentation are contemptible, Washington leviathan free market'U take care of been a living political force York City, 1974.) Before being was brought to the city by the shore improvements in all other sections but people who suffer from a The present anti-oil com- you." So, lacking any other that most people use the word rubbed out, the Spanish an- area unit of the American Institute of the city. fuehrer complex are the last pany agitation, however, is ideas, the leftist is tempted to as a synonym for chaos. For archists did some prodigious to understand their own self- things; and, although they of Architects. Some information included in more an act of pique than of make common cause with the most of us an anarchist is a abasement. The middle of the policy. What does it accom- semi-private socialism es- can hardly serve as a prac- As is the case with all such stud- guy in a history textbook with the report was already well known roaders who're demanding plish to cut Exxon's profits by poused by the liberals, by a beard and a bomb who was tical model for what we ies, however, its value will diminish to city officials and residents. One the government to do some- transferring yet more power Rockefeller and by all the last seen some time in the might.do in America today, unless its recommendations are im- item in this category was the com- thing or anything at all, and to the state? The far right re- leading contenders for the late 19th century. their accomplishments dem- plemented. Elaborate professional ment that Broadway, the downtown the liberals advocating con- alizes that and therefore con- next Democratic Presidential In fact the last anarchist onstrate that anarchism in a trols, rationing and credit al- modern industrial society surveys have been made by other area, suffers from physical decay. centrates its efforts in defend- nomination. movement of any size went location can't imagine an ing the free market even if it isn't a walked out, crazy municipalities, and by the county, To revitalize it, the visitors proposed To escape the bondage of out of business during the America where people freely may bring a few benefits to Spanish Civil War. It was ex- idea. state and national governments. Af- bureaucratic socialism, some more of the type of improvement make their nwn arrangements Exxon and the likes of Nelson leftists are shifting over to tinguished by the Commu- It is also a good cure for ter a period of optimistic and grate- that is planned for the Rockwell about such things. Rockefeller, whom many of far right libertarianism Oth- nists, the Fascists and the lib- fuehrer complexes, for if an- ful comments by officials and citi- Ave. area. If you have a fuehrer com- Birchite persuasion regard as ers are beginning to redisco- erals, all of whom were archism teaches nothing else plex, it's democratic to gov- an agent of international com- zens, however, these most worth- By recommending strong resi- ver anarchism, the one left- scared to death of an anti-hi- it tells us that those who look ern from the top. To regulate munism. He isn't, of course, wing political philosophy that erarchial, anti-governmental for leaders shall assuredly while reports frequently serve no dential areas — including apart- from above is simply demo- but viewed from a laissez- tries to achieve material jus- movement that believed in a find masters. other purpose than dust-catching. ments above retail shops — for what For the good of Long Branch, we most of us would presume to be hope the RUDAT report gets better strictly commercial use, RUDAT treatment. was giving the city the benefit of an Mandatory restraints necessary It contains valid criticisms of outsider's viewpoint. the city and suggests changes that What the study was asking Long By JANES J. KILPATRICK • • ' • the nation's most knowl- mental new reality: Our are not only possible, but are crying Branch's 33,000 residents was to in- edgeable experts in the field energy binge has come to an for attention. vite more people to be their neigh- SAN DIEGO - Assuming — the energy situation de- abrupt end." Even with the that a critical need exists for CONSERVATIVE most concerted efforts, it will One of the important highlights bors. That invitation, of course, mands the same sacrificial of the study was the accusation that the conservation of energy, response. But few persons take years to develop new means that more investors be lured what should government do coal mines, to build new refi- the city suffers from negativism. VIEW sense the urgency; the stimu- to the city and that the local govern- when voluntary measures neries, and to get atomic That part of the study was furnished lus of last year's embargo has ment extend its services to insure fail? The answer, sad to say, worn off; and appeals for vol- energy plants on the line. The by Suzanne Keller, a sociologist is that government must ap- venture capital. untary conservation go widely capital requirements will be. from Princeton University. Instead ply compulsory measures in- ment from Sawhill and it unheeded. "staggering." Present levels KILPATRICK of the few days she had to gather Because our state and national stead. merits sober attention. "The' alternative," Sawhill of consumption could not be maintained without risking her thoughts, one would think that government has recognized how hor- 'John C. Sawhill, the former His point was that Ameri- said, "is to willingly accept on our highways is widely dis- energy administrator, offered cans are marvelous when it havoc to the environment. the Impressions she gained were the . rible our economic conditions are, mandatory conservation as regarded. Little talk is heard that melancholy observation comes to responding to emer- of 65-degree living rooms. In- In brief, the immediate and result of a lifetime residence in many programs will be advanced in the only means of assuring a few days ago to the Nation- gencies they can see or hear. continuing conservation of the months ahead by agencies at equitable, effective and con- dustrial consumption of Long Branch. al Council of Farmer Cooper- Given a Pearl Harbor, they tinued savings." energy reflects little serious energy is imperative. The Part of the city's negative atti- those levels. The RUDAT study atives. His speech coincided mobilize instantly. Con- His continuing recommen- attention to conservation. hurricane already Is upon us. could well be the basis for requests with President Ford's State of fronting the damage of a hur- dation is for a whopping tax Only four electric generating Compulsory measures must tude is due to the political bickering the Union address and thus ricane, tornado, or flood, they for some of the funds that will be- on gasoline at the pump. He plants in the whole country be imposed, says Sawhill, but which has gone on there for years. went unnoticed in the news, rally superbly. In Sawhill's is satisfied that such a tax have responded to the Presi- "*• there is no reason for panic. Many able citizens have offered come available. Its report is particu- but this was a major state- view — and he ranks among larly timely. "would zero in on our most dent's appeal for conversion Other Western countries man- their talents and energies for the wasteful use of oil, that it from fuel oil to coal. Meta- age to sustain their econo- welfare of Long Branch, but at- It will be particularly valuable if could substantially dampen phorically, the people do not mies and to live comfortably tempts at bold, constructive action Long Branch citizens support their gasoline consumption and re- see limbs down, buildings de- with per capita energy uses have too often been thwarted by pet- elected and appointed officials in a sult in significant savings." stroyed, or cities flooded. much lower than ours. The tiness stemming from neighborhood review that the study warrants. President Ford's proposal They see plenty of gas. Why overriding needs are two — for a $3 per barrel tax on for- shouldn't Junior drive the car for the people to accept the groups and political clubs. Rather than a period of gloom eign crude, in Sawhill's view, to school? presence of a crisis they can- RUDAT listed the city's ocean- and decadence, Long Branch can would prove counter- Sawhill pleads for under- not see, and for government front as the city's biggest asset and have a rosy future if there's a will productive. Such tariffs or standing and awareness. to impose immediate manda- taxes "cut across the whole Despite potential increases in tory restraints on con- first priority in future development. within the city to accept some good spectrum of petroleum prod- domestic energy supplies in sumption. That is Sawhill's Although that area should still pro- advice. ucts." Their impact, he said, the years ahead, "the country analysis. He makes unplea- is likely to work its way will have to adjust to a funda- sant but undeniable sense. through the entire economy — New Jersey's Democrats through all forms of trans- portation, industry, utilities, Today in history New Jersey's Democratic Party small room would have been a big and agriculture. "Industrial fuels, feedstocks By The Associated Press the country's loans from for- is healthy, indeed. That's the ob- challenge. Now party members live for the plastic industry, com- elgn countries. vious conclusion one reaches after In the governor's mansion and con- petitive fuels will all be af- Today's highlight in his- In 1924, the Russian revolu- learning that the party faithful will trol both houses of the legislature, fected. Estimates of the tory: tionary leader, Nikolai Lenin, stage a $250-per-plate Jefferson- the Monmouth Board of Freeholders 'ripple' effect go as high as In 1954, the first atomic died at 54. $40 billion in increased prices submarine, the U.S.S. Nau- Jackson Day dinner in New York's and many former all-Republican In 1950, a federal jury in at the consumer level. Ul- tilus, was launched at Groton, New York found former State Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on March municipalities. timately, with a public in- Conn. • Department, official Alger 14th. It is too bad that the big party creasingly aware of the On this date: Hiss guilty of perjury. Center stage that night with our has to be scheduled in New York, energy situation, such results In 1793, King Louis XVI of 1 Ten years ago: A major governor will be New Jersey's Rep, but we can understand the com- might well prove every bit as France was beheaded. cheating scandal was unfold- politically distasteful as reac- In 1861, Jefferson Davis of Peter W. Rodino, summer resident mittee's wanting a more cosmopoli- ing at the U.S. Air Force Aca- tion to a targeted gasoline Missississippi resigned from demy in Colorado. of West Long Branch whose per- tan setting. Some of the Democrat!!' tax." • the U.S. Senate, 12 days after Five years ago: Iraq formance as chairman of the House 1976 presidential hopefuls will be I wish it were possible to his state had seceded from snuffed out an attempt to Judiciary Committee's Watergate there and Jersey City or Hoboken quarrel with Sawhill's obser- the Union. overthrow its government and hearings gained him and New Jer- might not be the ideal setting. vation and conclusions. The In 1903, the London Naval promptly executed 12 men. essence of American society Conference opened. sey nationwide attention. These are heady days for New Thought for today: Light is is that ours is a voluntary so- In 1918, the Council of the task when many share the State Democrats have known Jersey Democrats. They should en- ciety. We abhor compulsion. People's Commissars of the toil — Homer, ancient Greek their lean days, times when filling a joy them. American Revolution bicentennial But the 55-mlle-pcr hour limit Soviet Union repudiated all of poet. Snuffy Smith TUESDAY, JANUARY 21,1975 The Daily Register 7
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- and abilities, but you are not a Wednesday, January 22 CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Dec. 21) -Help from an unex- PO«6I6LE, I WOULD seeker after glory on account of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You may be confused by mom- pected source makes you think twice before delivering yourself LIKE TO LOOK A LlTTLE them. You realize your limita- -Personal likes and dislikes ing happenings. Afternoon tions and have never had any could get in the way of an objec- events clarify the issues, of adverse opinions. You may be desire to go beyond them Take tive decision today - if you let however, and make the future biting the hand that feeds you. care, however, that in attempt- them. Make yourself an observer obvious once again. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ing to stay within your limits you in the afternoon. 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OH.NO. VOU CAN GO NOW ,«THANK *3U, (5OOD0YE. 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAYJANUARY 21, 1975 Little Silver delays vote Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7. 9, 11. 13 " on variance for helistop LITTLE SILVER - cobi abstained from the post- borough handyman. (131 |S0| (52) (SI) N.J. PUILIC WOADCASTING I:JI 0 • BICENTENNIAL MINUTES ponement vote, explaining, "I All prosjamminl on the- channels will be UaUd 1:30 S "••* IAN HEWS CASSEL 7:45 £ "The Paradise Club—Summer of '68" (R) O CD GOOD TIMES Shrewsbury Ave. at Herbert St. SERVED 6 to 10 P.M. SAN CONNER* 1:00 11:30 Q CD THEC8S LATE MOVIE BedB»nk After being turned down by the bank for a roan, "Banarek: Project Phoenix" starring George Pep- BHNOELUUD the Evans family risks eviction to open a fix-It jnrd, Percy Rodrlquez. A railroad car carrying an GOOD DEC Jill THRU JAN. Slit, 1975 shop In their apartment. WErCtrlifR experimental automobile prototype, enroute non- ANTHONY PERNNS ONlift d SORTING IT OUT stop to Boston, vanishes. O ADAM 12 O Q THE TONIGHT SHOW YOU PAY FOR ONE SUPPER AND RECEIVE WNESSA REDGRAVE ORIfNl "O.T.A." The theft of an 81-year-old auto causes Guests: Marilyn Home, Gabe Kaplan. RACHEL ROBERTS Mulloy and Reed to suspect a wrecking yard U THE LEAST EXPENSIVE SUPPER stealing cars for scrap metal. 0 11:30 MOVIE WQWWDMARK "House on Haunted Hill" (1959) starring Vincent HCHAELrTJRK 0 03 DEALER'S CHOICE Price, Carol Ohmart. A wealthy man gives a CDCC WITH THIS Q O HAPPY DAYS "haunted house1* party, offering $10,000 each to °r The Cunningham Caper." Richie Is bored while guests If they survive the night. rntt ADVERTISEMENT recuperating from the flu until he finds himself O O WIDE WORLD: MYSTERY 'DOES NOT INCLUDE BEVERAGE OR DESSERT alone in his home with a burglar. "Please Call It Murder" starring Bradford DUlman. O 03 ALL STAR HOCKEY Guest: Molly Friedman, a grapho-analyst, will 30 MAPLE AVE. CD MOVIE analyse Tom's handwriting. KiratiN PARKING IN REAR "Twelve Anary Men" (19r37l starring Henry Fonda, CD LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU QOSID SUNDAY Alto Municipal Parking Lot. Whlf St Lee J. Cobb. An open-minded Juror tries to con- 12:00 CD NIGHT FINAL vince the eleven others that their hasty conviction of a boy on trial for murder of his father should CD NEWS FOR THE DEAF be reconsidered. 12:30 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW LAST TIME TONITE - RED BANK MOVIES "BROTHER OF THE WIND " CD CD SB AMERICA CD YOGA FOR HEALTH "The Huddled Masses" (Pt I). The Industrialists 1:00 O Q TOMORROW WEST ENr "DUDDY KRAVITZ" made their millions In Bart bv exploiting the Immi- O NEW JERSEY: PERSPECTIVE MOVIES ' LENNY BRUCE PERFORMANCE grants, who worked for paltry wages In horrible O ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE conditions. STARTS TOMORROW omwri B (xiiat Clmi rh TEE MOVIES 111 MIDDLCBEOOB ! TIE MOVIES I At the t J47-I3J3 ,T "oii,'w!!r' 411-nT. ^^ "DUDDY Y movies "BROTHER OF THE WIND" c; ^M MirImi M I STUFFED These schedules are pro- KRAvrrz" 95 WEEKDAYS -7:15 -9:15 vided by the theater and the SAT. ft SUN. 1:15-3 Hfcv'iH^KejBK S«J*3 I SHRIMP times are for today only. -5:15 - 7:15 -0:15 3»BB^** 1 HI SH FRUIT CUP. Soup du' Jour «IO BANK MONMOUTH ARTS (Ferment- Me Carllea)- DeathWlsri7:M,«:» COMING SOON MIDOLEBROOE II CINEMA Ill- Brother Of The Wind 7: IS; 9 IS SHRCWMIMY "YOUNG ItCESTONES CINEMA I— _. K/^ Rte 35' Middletown One mile north of Red Bank Man With The Golden CM 7:», 9: FEBRUARY 1 TOWN WEST STARTING FEB. 12 "Winter Carnival" — Markham Place School, l.iltle MATIU cimnnrs Silver, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Games and refreshments. Every- "THE GODFATHER II" nne invited. Pizza, hot dogs, soda, etc 'MURDER ON FEBRUARY 5 STUDINTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS The Sisterhood of Congregation Beih Shalom, IHfi ' • AP wtrealute FIVE-FINGER EXERCISE — AFC quarterback Ken Stabler of the Oakland Raiders losses the ball off his fingertips as he Is hit by Claude Humphrey of Marchetti, the Atlanta Falcons and Jack Youngblood of the Los Angeles Rams in last night's Pro Bowl in Miami. Branchers Absenteeism take 2nd Jones lead Long Branch, which will be THE DAILY REGISTER'S tested by Lakewood, the de- TOP II fending Shore Conference in Masters for the same total. "B" Division champion, in a 1. Neptune (II 1) KEANSBURG - Ralph Lynn Scarano of Middle- big bruiser game at Long Branch tonight, 2. Long Branch (7-1) Marchetti of Wayside and Les town was in third place with has replaced Red Bank Re- >. CBA (8-1) Jones of Monmouth Beach led 650, one pin better than Ralph gional as the second-place 4. Asbury Park (7-1) qualifiers for the 13th annual Cintron of Long Branch. team in The Daily Register's 5. Red Bank Reg. (11-2) Monmouth County Masters Top 10 behind Neptune. i. Holmdel (t-1) Tournament at Keansburg The 64 qualifiers of the 246 or Hawks 7. Henry Hudson Reg. (11-2) Bowling Center here. bowlers who started out Sat- Christian Brothers Aca- 8. Freehold (M) Marchetti fired a 188-245-236 demy moved up to third and urday will bowl three more PHILADELPHIA - Mon- Boylan, who must have for his 669 while Jones put to- Asbury Park, which defeated I. St. Rose (7-S) games Sunday, starting at mouth College basketball been pulling out the rest of gether games of 224-222-223 Red Bank last week in a key II. Howell (7 5) Dai Wklteharst noon. The high 15 six-game coach BUI Boylan had more the hair on his nearly smooth "C" Division contest, moved totals will then go into head than his share of problems dome after hearing that six of up from fifth to fourth while to head double elimination here last night. his players would miss the the Buccaneers sank to fifth matches with the defending Boylan's Hawks were up game after a car breakdown, with its second loss of the champ, Dan Whitehurst, who against tough Philadelphia didn't need to ask if there Scribes to toast stars is currently residing in East season. Red Bank lost to CBA Textile, a rough enough as- was a doctor in the house be- in overtime in a game played EDISON - The New Jersey Sports star Rick Cerone and Jeff Torborg, former Brunswick. Whitehurst re- signment, but to make mat- cause he already had one on Bill Bo> Ian before the new year. Writers Association NJSWA, a fraternity that Rutgers All-America recently named by man- ceives a bye to the finals. ters even worse, half of his the bench. often roasts athletes in print, will be doing ager Frank Robinson as a coach of the Cleve- Ken Shelly of Middletown. team never arrived at the his teammates were also off Holmdel, another team that some hosting and toasting Jan. 26. land Indians. who qualified with a 594, had game. Harry Doctor, a 5-10 soph- the bench and just couldn't will be put to the test tonight, omore who plays jayvee ball, traded places with Henry If the past Is indicative, there'll be a good The association didn't forget one of its the day's high game, 265. The Hawks, laden with re- handle the vastly more ex- got his chance to play with Hudson Regional. Holmdel, portion of roasting, too. own when they selected Jerry Izenberg, Star Shelly started with two spares servists and junior varsity perienced TextUemen. the big boys and scored 14 now sixth, takes on unde- The association expects some 1,000 per- Ledger sports columnist and radio and tele- and then ran off eight con- players, dropped a 92-68 bas- Veterans Jack Hill. Bill points. feated Point Pleasant Boro in sons to attend its annual awards dinner at the vision personality. The writers will hand Izen- secutive strikes. He finished ketball contest to the small Terry, Duane Talley, Gary the "D" Division. Holmdel's Pines Manor, a bash that will do honor to star berg a life-time membership card for his bril- with an error. college power from Phila- However, Doctor's output Massa and reservists George only loss is to Hudson. performers from the Garden State in 1974. liance at the typewriter. Scarano had a 264 game delphia. wasn't nearly enough. Most of Krzyzanowski and Kevin Do- that started with five strikes Freehold went 2-1 last week Among those receiving special salutes are ran never reached their Others are Norman VanArsdale, president and was stopped by a 4-9 and remained in eighth place former Union High School stars Elliott Mad- Philadelphia destination. of the International Association of Approved split. He then had strikes the just ahead of St. Rose of Bel- dox and John Shumate. Maddox, an All-State Their car broke down on the Basketball Officials, Al Krevis, an All Amen rest of the way. south-bound New Jersey mar, and Howell, which took baseballer, will be named pro baseball player can tackle at Boston College, Msgr. Thomas a pair of beatings last week, of the year for his stellar centerfield play with THE QUALIFIER! NHL's best Turnpike. Fahey, Seton Hall president, and Absecon's 1. Ralph Marchetti and Les Jones is hanging onto 10th place by the New York Yankees. Shumate, who gained Holy Spirit High's rowing team. (649). 3. Lynn Scarano I6SOI, 4. Ralph Monmouth (9-5) got support All-America status playing basketball for Cintron (149), 5 Richard Cetll (644), 6 a finger. The Rebels were The show's perennial favorite, Jerry Mol- Warren Bobbins ond Robert Yunker from center Jeff Rush with 21 Notre Dame, will be recognized as college ath- 1637). I. Thomas Kalb 1624). 9 Robert ninth a week ago. loy, will be back. It could hardly be a success Boiydlo l»23), 10. Antonio Esposllo points and Dave Butler with lete of the year. (Ml I. " without the Hobokenite, popularly known as II PotAmbroslo, Jr. 161(1,12. Ronnie 10, but it was Philadelphia Footballer Drew Pearson, successor to Mosello, Clifford Finfrlddo and Tom meet ton ','Toastmaster General of New Jersey." Mol- Zlngole (617). IS. Thomas Akamo (616). ight Textile that had control of the Joe Theismann at South River High, will take 16. Glno Stronlero ond William Walker. Shore girls loy seems to go with the lease. He's been at Jr. 1614). II. Ed Korlbon (611), It. Pat . MONTREAL (AP) - Fred I did, he could be talking in backboards, 45-29, and four home the pro player award for his sensational Attonaslo (611). 20. Frank Depplsch men in double figures. the job for the sports writers for more than a 1610). Shero and Bep Guidolin, the the reporters and I could be play as a receiver with the Dallas Cowboys. quarter of a century. 21. Robert Parsons and Frank Amodlo, roar to 12th Jr. 1601), 23. Martin Woioand 16071. 24 coaches for tonight's National in my hotel room, resting." The winners (9 4) were led Rookie of the Year honors will go to Larry Ken Mono, Vlnce Renzo and Vlto Goeto Molloy is sure to mouth some new mate- (606). 27. Stanley Grobon. Jr. (60S). 21 Hockey League All-Star Shero will bring his team of by Pete Mimmo and Rick MANASQUAN - A string of Milbourne, Houston Astros utility infielder and Walter Mewes (604), 79. Anaelo Cinque Game, expressed character- Clarence Campbell Confer- Watson, both with 20 points, 20 unanswered points over the former baseball star at Vineland High. rial this trip. It's a sure bet he will come up grono (602). 30. Ross Work ond Robert with an Irish format. And it figures. Since the Albrltton (600). istic views of the game at a ence stars selected from and Ed Hoban with 17. Em final six minutes of the first Neptune's Bunny Levitt, the all-time bas- 32. Sid Henag 1599). 13. Steve Grasso last dinner, -Molloy made a trip to Ireland. He and John Bailey (597). 35 Lloyd Stormes news conference yesterday. teams in Divisions 1 and 2 Sammos added 10. half carried Shore Regional to ketball free-throw champion, will receive the and Jock Moron.(595), 37. Nell Ftlngold spent two months on the Emerald Isle. and Ken Shelly (5941. 39 Lou LaButle. Shero, serious about every into the Montreal Forum for The Hawks were never in a 52-38 girls' basketball vic- scribes' Hall of Fame Award. (591), 40. John Fisher, Ernest Borroud Molloy, who claims a record for toaslmas- ond Clem Jacobsen (592). game and every practice, an- the contest, while Guidolin the game. They trailed by as tory over Manasquan The Add to the above a long group who will ac- 43. John Paris (591). 44. William will guide the favored Prince Blue Devils won their 12th ter appearances — well over 8,000 — said he While. Joe Mennopone. Jr.. Tony To- nounced he would be accom- much as 32 points midway cept achievement awards. The latter list is rantlno and William Hodgklss (590). 41 panied behind the bench by of Wales Conference players through the contest. game in 13 outings this win- made up of Van Taylor, All-America soccer promised on his 65th birthday June 1 that he James Murphy ond William Goody (5*1). 50. John Hoey ond David Jones (SM), 52 Mike Nykoluk - who assists from Divisons 3 and 4 in the ter. player at Erskine College, John Matlock of would have a new show this year. Fred Pinkney ond Kevin Harrington Monmouth OH. 114) "I have kept all the stories on Ireland (SISI, 54. Anthony Florek IM4). Shero in his duties during the 28th event. G F T Trailing, 20-10, Shore's sec- McKee City, who captained the champion Bir- SS. George Mlltner, Jr. (513), 56. Doctor 0 14 Edwards 0 4 ond period burst gave it a 30- locked up since the day I came home," Molloy George Raymond and Joe Serplco (511). regular season at the helm of Both agreed in their ex- Butler 5 0 10 Hobon 1 17 mingham Americans of the World Football 51. James Hordln, Jr. ond Fred Abbey the Philadelphia Flyers. Rusti 7 7 21 Ransom 1 5 20 halftime lead which was League; Walter Snickenberger of Princeton, said. "I promised myself that the NJSWA fol- IS79), 60 Robert Bucko ond Bab Stirling pectations of the game. McDowell 4 1 9 Sommos 2 10 (57BI. 62 George Kolb 1577), 63 Anthony Bellinger 3 0 6 Watson 2 20 never seriously threatened in Ivy League MVP back; Seton Hall basketball lowers were going to hear them first." Arlotta and Louis Conte (S75). Guidolin, meanwhile, kept "You're not going to see Doron I 1 3 Dougherty 0 2 his loose, easy-going attitude any hitting, but I don't think Kenny 0 I I Mimmo 10 0 20 the second half. Donlon 1 0 2 Tornowsky 2 2 6 but agreed with Shero's phi- people want to see much," Gallogher 1 0 2 Truskey t 0 } Ronelle Maher's 19 points losophy. said Shero, who has on his Harris 1 2 6 led the winners. Patty Dele- roster five of his Flyers play- Total) 29 10 61 Totals 41 10 92 hanty was next- in line with Tri Rumson beauty "I wish I had an assistant," Monmouth Coll. 25 43 Guidolin said with a grin. "If ers. Phil, lenllle 43 49 15, and Judy Segar had 9. camping queen ASBURY PARK - Miss Su- reational vehicles expected to zanne Harrison, 20-year-old be on display. Rangers straighten act James J. McLaughlin, show Rumson beauty, has been named the 1975 Camping director, said evening enter- One of the most popular phrases of the day is, "You got lii iiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiniiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinii Show Queen of the New Jer- tainment will be provided for to straighten out your act." sey Trailer and Camping the enjoyment of the specta- Did the Rangers ever? Show by a judging committee tors. Eight wins in succession before the Chicago Black Hawks in Convention Hall. clipped them, but a big stat(istic) is nine points out of a pos- The show will run for three sible 12 and on the road nonetheless. ED days in Convention Hall start- GS jockeys It was mentioned here several weeks back that the ing Friday and will feature Rangers had come through bad times in good shape. the newest recreational ve- snowballed With the league alignment this year, New York had only WALSH hicles and related outdoor CHERRY HILL (AP) - to concentrate on Atlanta or the Islanders —either one of equipment from many major New Jersey dealers. Jockey Menotti Aristone got which would not make the playoffs. hit with snow balls yesterday Recent history shows us the Rnagers got their lumps Miss Harrison is a former at Garden State Park and de- early but in the meantime the Flames and the Long Island iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiiimiiiiiiiii miniiiiiimiiiiiiiini resident of Middletown Town- cided, along with the other ri- line were losing their share — the Rangers beset by injuries, ship and a graduate of Mid- ders, that it was not a day for were on a treadmill. If Vickers plays the body, Ratelle plays the puck. dletown Township High racing. Then the sick got healthy and everything started to fall If dilles Marotte or Nick Beverly or John Bednarski pre- School. She is employed as a into place. netrate the offensive zone, Vickers is backing up ready to go secretary in the Rumson The Garden State program "The Rangers were straightening out their act." on defense. branch of the Central Jersey was called off following the Again referring to this column, I said New York should If only he would.be more nasty, lladfield policed this line Bank. Her ambition is to be- second race after representa- leave the Islanders and Atlanta at the gate and give Phila- for years, and Viciwrs ha.s the tools I" do the same job, come an airline stewardess tives of the jockets met with delphia a run for the money. This is happening. But summing it up, New York has come through the pr- Miss Harrison was named track officials and said the One thing I have always done in this space Is knock a guy ' ession in fine style Ktm Gres.qh.uer and Beverly are Ns* Jerfcfy Inter- unsafe because of when I thought the knocking conditions were there — again be hard to move off the backline national of 1974 last summer the reason for naming this space Hockey'. As I See It — but Derek Sanderson (I have not bitten a big piece of and finished as the fourth Other tracks in the East also being able to eat humble pie when things go against your humble pie yet) has. straigtened out his act (really?) and runnerup in the finals of the never got out of the gate be- predictions. Oillcs Villemure ha.s once more proven he can play the game Miss U.S.A. International in cause of inclement weather. One for Instance on eating your words, although at the as good as anyone in the league. New Orleans. Announcing cancellations 1 time they were warranted, Is Steve Vlckers. The Hangers' Check your league standings. They are During her role as the 1975 were Keystone, Bowie, Suf- within hailing distance of Philadelphia When the Rangers "straightened out their act." it was Camping Show Queen, Miss folk Downs and Lincoln this guy who helped do most of the starching. Harrison will serve as the of- Downs. Even when Steve won the "Rookie of the Year" honors, I ICE CHIPS —In "The Name fits the Sport Department" try Jim Moxie of ficial hostess of the New Jer- Many of the jockeys wanted had serious doubts about his two-way hockey. When Larry Po- sey Trailer and Camping pein sat Vickers down last year for "sleep walking." the the California Golden Seals. to cancel after the first race, -Mas Bobby Hull slowed down? Two weeks ago the "Gold- CAMPING SHOW QUEEN — Suzanne Harrison, Show during the afternoon but because betting had al- charge was justified. But in all fairness the entire line was and evening sessions. The skating under water. en .let" look 17 shots on goal. Two weeks ago the entire Wash- 20-year-old Rumson beauty, relaxes on Asbury ready opened for the second, ington Capitals team had 14 shots on goal in a game. Park boardwalk after being named 1975 Camping show will occupy two floors Walter Blum, president of the But now Vickers has come into his own. He skates his and the arcade of the wing. If Jean Ratelle goes for the body behind the net, Vick- —Rangers return homq^Thursday night against the Flames - Show Queen of the New Jersey Trailer and Camp- Jockeys' Guild and Aristone, their first home ice showing in two weeks. ing Show, which will run for three days in Con- spacious beachfront audito- a Guild director, prevailed ers goes for the puck. yentlon Hall starting Friday. rium, with about 120 new rec- upon them to race. i mi iniiiiiiiiiiiii mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiin ii ii inn i i limn iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i inn 10 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY N J TUESDAY. JANUARY 21,197s Try a berry dessert By BARBARA MrfBONS 2 tablespoons arrowroot or cornstarch. —. January Is the time of year when we like to 3 tablespoons honey raid the freezer for the past summer's bounty of sugar substitute to equal 14 cup frozen blueberries. % teapsoon salt If your own freezer is fresh- out of froien blue- 2 tablespoons lemon juice berries, you can probably find some in your super- pastry for a single pie crust market freezer case ... at a price. There's some- Use a single deforsted pastry crust or prepare thing so self-indulgent about blueberries in Ja- our low-calorie version below. nuary! Luckily, it's one indulgence even dieters Put the pastry In an eight-inch nonstick can enjoy, because blueberries are a scant 90 ca- straight-sided cake pan. Using your fingertips, lories a cupful. *spread the pastry up the sides of the cake pan, so the interior is thinly coated with pastry Combine the remaining ingredients and spoon into the crust. Cover the cake pan with an In- SLIM GOURMET verted cake pan or pie pan, or cut an eight-inch circle of foil to cover the blueberries so they won't One of the simplest ways to enjoy frozen blue- bum. berries is with cereal at breakfast. Frozen blue- Bake in a 375-degree oven on the lower shelf berries can be rinsed off in tepid tapwater — just for 50 minutes. Remove from the oven and take off warm enough to thaw them slightly — then the cover. Cool before slicing. Serve warm or drained and added to your cereal bowl. Frozen chilled. Eight servings, 121 calories each fruit keeps its fresh texture if served still-slightly- frosted. SKINNY PIE CRUST Our other favorite diet-safe indulgence is to Vi cup all-purpose flour, unsifted bake the frozen blueberries in a topless pinch of salt tart... sort of like a pie without is upper crust, 2 tablespoons polyunsaturated oil baked In a straight-sided cake pan instead of a 4 teaspoons ice water • Rt«li»r lion pl»l« slant-sided pie pan. Fork-blend until pastry leaves the sides of the WOMEN IN POLITICS - Mrs. Charles E. Stone, pan. Mrs. S. Thomas Gagliano, Holmdel, right, Since crust is the most fattening part of this bowl. Wrap and chill. Roll out very thinly on a Wall Township, president of the Monmouth County was program chairman of the event, which fo- dessert, we cut the pastry calories in half by elimi- well-floured board with a floured roller. Make a Federation of Republican Women, left, welcomes cused on the issues facing the state legislature. nating the top. We further reduce calories by single 8-inch crust. the organization's guest speaker Assemblywoman Miss Curran, who has completed a year of her sweetening our tart with a combination of honey More sugar-reduced recipes! Send a stamped, Barbara Curran, R-Summit, center, who spoke term, was recently named to two special com- and calorie-free sweetener ... no sugar added. self-addressed envelope and 25 cents to Slim Gour- about women in politics at the federation's meet- mittees on housing and energy. Eighty women at- TOPLESS TART met Sugar-Reduced Recipes, in care of this news- Ing in the community room of Steinbach, Manala- tended the luncheon meeting. 3 cups frozen unsweetened blueberries, defrosted paper, 50 West Shore Trail, Sparta, N.J. 07871. ... Your mill end shop of red bank Concern for hyperactive child JANUARY Dear Ann Landers: My REALLY happened, Ann? — have been me. heart went out to "Newbury Wondering From then on, whenever I Park Cadaver," the mother of Dear Wondering: It sounds got the urge to lift something the six-year-old boy who was ANN LANDERS to me as if the sample was I imagined that I was the one so active she had to hire a sit- ample. Give that gentleman who got caught. It cured me. ter, take a pillow and blanket and they do not create havoc $21. - Plain Stunned friend a nice Methodist hand- I'll never steal again. Sign and drive to a park so she and dissension the way some Dear P.S.: Inform the shake and forget you ever My Letter - Lucky M. could sneak in a nap. kids do. So please don't write "host" that you'd be de- knew him. Dear Lucky: No comment. the guy off as a kook. He lighted to attend the wedding You said it all. Although I agree with your Dear Ann Landers: I'm a from our custom dept. advice to get the child tested sounds like a solid citizen to but you can't afford the re- me. - Another Stepdad With ception. teenager who cured myself of COOKING CONTEST and perhaps put on medica- shoplifting and I'd like to tion, it isn't easy to find a A Pain-In-The Neck Kid GEORGETOWN, Del. - SAVE Dear Pain: Too bad I can't Dear Ann Landers: After a pass the secret on to other Entry forms for the 1975 Na- custom physician who understands 15-month engagement, the put you in touch with that kids who want to quit. tional Chicken Cooking Con- the hyperactive child. Some- wedding ring already pur- For two years I lifted ev- times medication is just a other nut. .I'm sure you'd test are available from Del- have a great time together. I chased, families on both sides erything from lipsticks to marva Poultry Industry, Box slipcover 20%,. 30% means of masking the symp- notified and parties given in transistor radios. I'd see toms. feel sorry for your wife — 47, here. Entries for the cook- and your stepson has my honor of our wedding which something I wanted and I'd off will be accepted until It bums me tip when well- on heartfelt sympathy. was scheduled for next help myself. It was sort of fun April 1. One finalist from sale meaning friends and relatives month, my gentleman friend Dear Ann Landers: If I — like playing a dangerous each state and the District of up to 84" tell you, ""There's nothing didn't see it with my own tells me that the nuptials game, and winning. Columbia will be chosen for 1 sofa 3 t«at cushions fabrics for wrong with your child that a must be called off because he eyes I'd have trouble believ- Then one day a good friend an expense-paid trip to the with one little discipline wouldn't cannot rid himself of the ••at cuihlon ing it. of mine got caught. I'll never July 9 cook-off in San An- 1 chair cure." Our son was so un- haunting memories of his forget the gossip at school, tonio, Tex.; a trophy, a $100 select your labric from our custom made manageable that the neigh- A few days ago I received wife who passed away two the shame and disgrace, and cash award, a year's supply LARGE sale group and our ex- bors had to build a fence to an invitation to a wedding years ago. pert craftsmen will make your of sponsors' products and a keep him off their property. and reception to follow. On what it did to her parents. I covers tor draperies the invitation was a hand- We are in our early 60s and put myself in that girl's place chance at the top prize of He was destructive and $10,000. ruined their flowers and written note which read, in good health. He wants to because I realized it might >50 select from the world's "Please send $21 to pay for continue our relationship finest mills including Wa- shrubs. Punishment was no 139 deterrent. It only made him your transportation from the without "losing his indepen- wedding to the reception. We dence by making it legal." wing tutniturt illgMly higlwr verly and Overland more incorrigible. CO are planning a great party at Should 1 be patient and I have been helped a great WHEN YOU'RE this beautiful resort and hir- hope he will change his mind deal by the National Associ- ing buses for our guests." and marry me? Or should I (O for the home sewers ation For Children With if you sew it yourself, we have thousands 0 get over the hurt as best I BEING TOLD TO Learning Disabilities. Their This is a unique experience yards of can and strike out on my own 0) headquarters is 5225 Grace for me and I don't know how while I'm still reasonably at- Street, Pittsburgh, Pa 15236 to deal with it. Frankly, I YOUR BELT, slipcover & drapery have better things to do with tractive? What do you think prints and solids at the unbelievable price of YD. The Association is made up of doctors, parents, teachers T WATCHERS' 75 and nurses. Invariably the from our ready made dept. hyperactive child is brighter Juniors to compete than the average and can OW YOU HOW! every every think of more mischief to get in cake decorating bedspread & into. Please, Ann, tell "New- .2 drapery, curtain bury Park Cadaver" to write MIDDLETOWN - Allan Information concerning tick- comforter to ACLD for literature. She Louis of Allan's Cake Box, ets may be obtained from tailored and embroidered in stock by such famous names will also be told the location New Brunswick, will be the Mrs. Bruce Lakefield, here, of the nearest chapter. Par- panels in stock... as • CROSCILL • KENNETH • guest speaker at the meeting or by writing the Middletown o KIRSCH • DUKRAFT ents who share a similar of the Junior Woman's Club Juniors, P.p. Box 10, Middle- problem can be a godsend to tomorrow at 8 p.m. in West- town, N.J. 07748. one another. — Ohio Mother minster Presbyterian Church. (0 reduced A cake sale wilt take place Who Owes ACLD A Lot Mr. Louis will demonstrate up to., at the Port Monmouth Food- o •!50% up to 50°/cOoff Dear Mother: I received the art of cake decorating In- town, Rt. 36, Feb. 15. Pro- over 100 letters from readers cluded in the evening's activi- ceeds will be donated to the cafe curtain • hollywood sets who praised ACLD. It gets a ties will be a contest for the club's charities. • studio sets • hi-riser five-star rating from this cor- best decorated cake. Those The Juniors welcome Mrs. & riot ner and I urge parents who wishing to participate are Warren Apel of Belford as a Ed Lincoln sets • lounge sets have the problem to write to asked to bring one layer of an LotUsa poundr • pinch pleats Q Q new member. 0) • tiers by Ferncralt this organization. unfrosted cake. • valances 7 # Dear Ann Landers: You The Juniors are sponsoring OUR GIFT TO YOU AT where available BEST BUYS YOUR NEXT MEETING . . 0) Pr. OOFF blew it again. I refer to the a theatre bus trip to New 1.99 ea. UP TO 50°/c letter from the woman whose York City to see the Broad- ON 75's six-year-old son was allergic way show "Sherlock from our bath shop to cats. (He was getting as- Holmes." The bus will leave RATCLIFFE thma attacks and had devel- Middletown Shopping Center PONTIAC (0 at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 1. HI. 35. EATONTOWN 541-7800 oped a skin rash.) When the Bootbt offer upiret J/M/76 every Hem in our bath boutique woman told her husband the CO reduced for this event cat had to go, he became up- DEFLATION IS • towels • shower curtains set and suggested a better so- lution — find a foster home llittrriift Mmxt dfcnto OUR BUSINESS. • bath rugs • boutique items for the child. JOIN TODAY! You said the guy was ba- nanas. Well, Ann, I don't EntynMuon Loll 102 Dounds. Check our many unadvertised specials agree. Kids have caused Sorry, no refunds or exchanges on sale merchandise. SALE! more divorces than cats. Cats all 6.98 list all 5.98 s/ioo NEW GROUP FORMING are also a lot cheaper to keep IP'S IP'S ENGLISHTOWN o Congregation Sons ol Israel free shop-at-home service all 7.9S Gordon's Corner Road •o $1Q99 OPEN MEETING — ALL WELCOME lor all your decorating needs 8 TRACK TAPES GUITARS • I y UP WEIGHT THURSDAY EVENING — 7:30 P.M. JAN. 23 our experiences! decorators will gladJy^fafll^^Quj^jth 642 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. LINCROFT (hfnfcr Mwtinii wwy Dnnimy nmkf Hwmftti) your home CusWnVrrwgi^SfeknizniffT^BLPfflnEADS. SL FAST UPHOLSTERY. CARPETING .WOVEN WOOD SHADES AND DRAPERIES. P New clinical tests completed at a EATONTOWN: Monmouth Shopping Center, New Jersey Room. We have the most complete selection ol ready made DRAPERIES. CUR- I major university hospital prove that the (Next to Castro Conv). Monday 7.30 P.M., Wednesday 9:30 A.M. TAINS AND BEDSPREADS plus the PRETTIEST BATH and BOUTIQUE ODRINEX Plan will help you lose Registering Now for September 1975 FREEHOLD: Trotters & Pacer's Diner, Route 9, Monday 7:30 P.M., items in the area excess weight quickly. NEW SHREWSBURY Wednesday 7:30 P.M., Friday 9:30 A.M. call us at 741-6080 ODRINEX contains an amazing hunger lamer that suppresses the Cooperative LONG BRANCH: Elks Lodge, Memorial Parkway. Thursday, 7:30 . appetite. Enjoy three good meals a day H.M. as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto- NURSERY SCHOOL MANALAPAN: Steinbach Co., Route 9, Tuesday 10:00 A.M., matically helps you eat less without Thursday 10:00 A.M. A.M. and P.M. SESSIONS mill end being hungry. With lewer calories, your MIDDLETOWN: Sears Roebuck, Route 35. Monday 6:30 P.M., weight goes down. Safe taken as Thursday 6:30 P.M. directed - will not make you nervous. 4 yr. olds - M W F $260/yr. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: Look better, feel belter as you start 384-5511 or Toll FrM 800-242-5866 of shop 137-8 BROAD STREET slimming down today with ODRINEX. 3 yr. olds — Tues. Thurs. $175/yr. Satisfaction guaranteed or mopey back. ope Call — 747-5639 or 747-9365 SHOP VOUR red bank ", Ihopol Had Bank. Registration Day* Wed. Jan. 22 Frl. Jan. 24, WEIGHT WATCHERS®" NEAREST «IOHT WAtCMCM ANO "t(GlSTE"ED TRADCUAMKB O* WtlQMT WATCHtftl 9-11:30 a.m. 332 Hanc* Ave.. N.S. «IOHT WAtCCM ANOfl K NT Mil IQHI WtiCHf *\ iNUBNAllOtMl tf» RITE AID OWil SHREWSBURY, N j TUESDAY. JANUARY 2i. 1975 The Daily Register 11 Engaged Nation's party plans grow By DENNIS MONTGOMERY' what promises to be the big- projects that have ARBA lic buildings in bunting " Associated Press Writer gest, not to say most unusual, sanction and the organization There are other bicenten- Maxcy-Scimeca birthday party ever. promises more. nial art events. The New From the surface of Mars An American Revolution Bi- York Ballet plans a work of Red Bank Regional High Among them is event HOLMDEL - Mr. and Mrs. to the shores of. Tahiti, the centennial Administration called "The Birds of North School and Richard's School 001975, the soft landing of an Leo Scimeca, 7 Deercrest United States is celebrating catalogue lists nearly 3,000 America," based on the life of of Beauty Cultyre^ Red Bank. unmanned Viking space craft V . I Drive, announce the engage- Its 200th anniversary with observances, productions and on Mars on July 4, 1976 Audubon. A Manhattan the- ment of their daughter, Miss Her fiance was graduated ater club has three plays Mis Sclneea Event 000354 is a more modest Maryann Rose Scimeca, to from Raritan High School and Miss Sapmwski about "America's obsession is attending Brookdale Com- but still ambitious journey: a Thomas Michael Maxcy, son Post-Soporowski crew of 24 expects to com- with money." And there's a of Mr. and Mrs. David Max- munity College, Uncroft. He MARLBORO - Mr. and Brunswick, with a double ma- plete a two-month paddle rock musical named Spirit of cy, 11 Hazel Place, Hazlet is employed by International '76 that's billed as a "fantas- Recycling Corp., Sayreville. Mrs. Joseph J. Soporowski jor in theatre arts and mass- from Hawaii to Tahiti in a Miss Scimeca is a graduate Jr., 3 Ridgewood Court, an- media communications. She wooden Polynesian canoe the magorical judgment of the nounced the engagement of is a graduate of Perth Amboy same day Viking touches 200th anniversary ... a short their daughter, Miss Cheryl High School. down. history of flood and craze of Sewitch-Hellenbeck Mari Soporowski, to Nicholas To be sure, there is a sur- 1976." PERTH AMBOY - Mr. and Kenneth Post 3rd at a dinner planned. Mr. Post is a magna cum plus of more conventional ac- Not to be outdone, Boston's Mrs. Richard Hallenbeck party in the Soporowski Miss Hallenbeck was gradu- laude graduate of Ohio Uni- tivity. Restorations for ex- New England Conservatory of here, formerly of Red Bank, ated from Bradford (Mass.) home. versity, and of West Milford ample. It seems that nearly announce the engagement of Music is scoring Edgar Allan Junior College and is attend- Mr. Post is the son of Mr. High School. He is a sales anything that stands still, and Poe's poem "The Conqueror their daughter, Miss Karen ed Smith College, North- and Mrs. Nicholas K. Post representative for the Mid-At- several that don't, are pre- Iola Hallenbeck, to Ted Scott Worm" for the symphony. ampton, Mass. Jr., Newfoundland. lantic States Area of the Gen- servation candidates. • Barre, Vt., counters with a Sewitch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Sewitch is an alumnus Miss Soporowski is a Junior eral Electric Co.'s lamp divi- Among the things Ameri- Sidney Sewitch, also of this National Old Time Fiddlers' of Williams College, Williams- at Douglass Collece. New sion. cans are reclaiming: railway Contest; Anaheim, Calif., city. A June wedding Is town, Mass. Miss Eriksson depots, trains, log cabins, tav- Miss Halleiberk with the 25th Annual Square erns, inns, villages, forts, cov- Dance Convention. Nevada is Clancy-Eriksson ered bridges, cemeteries, erecting a memorial to its Zaleski-Fontana missions, mansions, adobes, ated from Henry Hudson Re- most famous Indian bas- EATONTOWN - The en- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS jails, churches, bams, meet- Miss Fontana was gradu- gional School and is employed ketweaver, Dat So-La-Lee. gagement of Miss Sheila Anne — The engagement of Miss ing houses, townhouses, opera ated from Monmouth Region- by the Micorfilming Center, Fontana to Ronald Charles Edith Elin Eriksson to James houses, school houses, milk In Nebraska, 12 sculptors al High School, New Shrews- Red Bank. Zaleski, son of Mrs. Gloria Robert Clancy, son of Mr. houses, round houses, are chiseling works for dis- bury, and Is employed as a Mr. Clancy also attended Zaleski 36 Meadowbrook Ave., and Mrs. John Clancy, 107 W. stagecoach houses, fire play at Interstate 80 rest secretary at Ft. Monmouth. Henry Hudson Regional and the late Edward Zaleski, Highland Ave., is announced houses, an Indian winter pit stops "to enhance the natural Mr. Zaleskt also attended School and is employed by the is announced by the prospec- by her mother, Mrs. Irma house and George Washing- character of each location." Monmouth Regional High New York-Keansburg-Long tive bride's parents, Mr. and Eriksson, 87 E. Garfield Ave. ton's summer house. And in Summer, Mo., The School, has a high school Branch Bus Co. Mrs. Anthony Fontana, 204 equivalancy diploma, and is Miss Eriksson was gradu- Also: a company store, a Wild Goose Capital of the Shark River Road. A Mayemployed by Asplundh Tree water wheel, a mint, a mar- World, a giant statue will hon- wedding is planned. Experts, Belmar ket, a canal, a hardward or the goose. Maltese-Kennard store, a blacksmith shop, Mlts Keaurd HOLMDEL - Announce- School and Brookdale Com- Washington's grist mill, a Painting the hydrants Flanagan-Jensen ment Is made, by Mr. and munity College, Lincroft. She pipe organ, paintings, a com Civic improvement shall flourish. In Columbia, Mo., Miss FNUM •Mi Mrs. Joseph Kennard, 863 is a legal secretary employed crib, sailing ships and an is- EATONTOWN - Mr. and are graduates of Monmouth they're painting the fire hydr- Mrs. Charly Jensen, 62 Brent- Regional High School, New Holmdel Road, of the engage- by the Monmouth County Wel- land. ment of their daughter, Miss fare Board. ants red, white and blue. Den- wood Road, announce the en- Shrewsbury. She attended Hundreds of books and ver has a bicentennial bond gagement of their daughter, Monmouth College, West Lynn Ellen Kennard, to Francis Joseph Maltese, son Mr. Maltese, who attended pamphlets will be published, issue to build new sewers. Miss Nancy L. Jensen, to Long Branch, and is now a of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cof- Rutgers University, is em- mounds of film shot, miles of Hot Springs, S.D., the Ga- Martin Paul Flanagan, son of student at Brookdale Commu- ployed as a carpenter. He is a markers erected, scores of teway City of South Dakota, nity College, Lincroft. fey, 14 Bruce Road, Morgan- Mrs. Betty Jane Flanagan, ville. graduate of Dickinson High symposia symposed, forests will raise a stone gateway on 287 B Stoney Hill Apartments. Mr Flanagan is employed School, Jersey City, and Air planted—1,776 trees in Brea, the edge of town. Dozens of Miss Jensen and her fiance by Mr. Steak, Freehold. Miss Kennard is an alumna Force Electronics Technician Calif., alone; dramas written, communities plan to refurbish of Red Bank Regional High School. recollections recorded, exhib- their business districts but BEAUTY AND (HARM its exhibited, and battles re- none seems as serious about RED BANK - The Parks will run for seven weeks. staged. it as Portsmouth, N.H., where Huston-Farrelll And, by a rough count, a group wants to remove and Recreation Department Nancy Bloom of the Barbizon 1 is sponsoring a beauty and School of Modeling will be the Miss Farr»ll SHREWSBURY - An- Miss Farrell, daughter also there are enough fife and "visual pollution caused by charm course for females instructor and cover such top- nouncement is made by Mrs. of the late Thomas Farrell, drum corps being outfitted to the rampant spread of com- aged 14 and over. The course ics as diet, figure analysis, Elizabeth Farrell, 71 Thomas was graduated from Red fill Carnegie Hall. mercial development." begins Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. in the complexion and hair care, Hautzenroeder- Ave., of the engagement of Bank Regional' High School, Emphasis on flags Miss Jensen Mechanic Street School and make-up and wardrobe. her daughter, Miss Irene Far- and attended Monmouth Col- It being a patriotic occasion LOSE WEIGHT Dunn rell, to Edward Kim Huston, lege, West Long Branch. there is heavy emphasis on FRANKFORD TOWNSHIP son of Edward C. Huston, Rt. Mr. Huston attended Marl- flags. A South Dakota group OR MONEY BACK - Mr. and Mrs. William H. 537, Colts Neck, and the late boro High School and is em- wants to assist each farm New clinical tests completed at a Dunn here, formerly of New Mrs. Francis P. Huston. A ployed by Thompson In- family in the state to fly the major university hospital prove that the June wedding is planned. dustries, New Shrewsbury. flag every day. In frozen ODRINEX Plan will help you lose Shrewsbury, announce the en- excess weight quickly. gagement of their daughter, Alaska, a Seward group is ODRINEX contains an amazing Miss Kathryn Virginia Dunn, erecting a "free standing con- hunger tsmar that suppresses the to John E. Hautzenroeder, Brock-Powell crete monument" of the appetite. Enjoy three good meals t day son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. state's ensign. On display in as the tiny ODRINEX tablet auto MANASQUAN - Mr. and Long Branch. matically helps you eat less without Flint, Mich., will be 200 exam- Hautzenroeder of Oklahoma Mrs. Raymond F. Kiefer Miss Powell is the daughter being hungry. With lewer calories, your ples of Native American art, City, Okla. A December wed- here, formerly of Fair Haven, also of Ralph J. Powell of weight goes down. Sale taken ai each bearing a flag or patri- directed - will not make you nervous. ding is planned. announce the engagement of Tehran, Iran. She is a gradu- otic motif. Look better, (eel better as you start her daughter, Miss Sandra ate of Heidelberg American slimming down today with ODRINEX Miss Dunn was graduated Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. from Roxbury High School, Lee Powell, to Owen Andrew High School, Heidelberg, Ger- Perhaps the most encom- Succasunna and attended Brock, son of Mr. and Mrs. many. passing flag project is in New THRIFT Florida Institute of Tech- Andrew Bryson Brock, Vic- Mr. Brock is an alumnus of York City. It's described as: DRUG toria, British Columbia, Ca- Oak Bay High School, Vic- "The Flag as art. Open com- nology. She is employed at TION MHVICf Van Dyk Corp., Parsippany. nada. The couple plan to be toria. He and his fiance are petition, exhibit in any me- MIDDUTOWN PLAZA married Feb. 4 in Holy Tri- touring the United States in a dium, earthworks, planting a Mr. Hautzenroeder is a se- nity Roman Catholic Church, rock theater production. flag of flowers, wrapping pub- HWY. 3S MBDUTOWN nior at Florida Insitute of Technology, majoring in me- Free "White Glove" Delivery / Ccmvenlent Charge Plans / Personalized Interior Decorating Service chanical engineering under the Army ROTC program. TORCH BALL QUEEN MATAWAN - Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Essie Drive, was- se- lected as Torch Ball queen Only at LAUREL representative from Gamma Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. The group's Ja- can voti find nuary meeting was at the home here of Mrs. R. Burke Mawby. such savings SISTERHOOD PARTY on elegant MARLBORO - The Sister- hood of Congregation Ohav Shalom (Marlboro Jewish REXELand Center) will have a mah jongg and card party Thursday at 8 p.m. in the An- HERITAGE diron, Rt. 79. Tickets are available from Elissa Wadler, Calgary Circle, Morganville sofas and chairs! KEANSBURG Rare indeed is an upholstered collection ... East and West that can offer so many luxurious, fine quality features as the one Illustrated here. We are now delivering dl>- posabte diapers In your area. But rare indeed is a maker like Heritage. For here Reasonable prices. is a manfacturer who combines style, flair and good looks with comfort, craftsmanship and For Information. custom tailoring. The result: upholstered (201) 297-3807 treasures that offer years of good wear at sensible prices. Choose any of these richly covered designs and make a discovery. The moment you place one in your living room you'll see a change for a more elegant and more impressive home. Shop today and see each with your own eyes. A. Tuxedo sofa reg. $834 Drexel B. Crescent-shaped sofa reg. S1O06 1795 C. Roll-arm sofa reg. $979 S7B5 D. Lounge chair with swlvef rocker base reg. $452 $359 E. Tub chair with swivel base reg. $377 $299 F. Swivel-base lounge chair reg. $543 $435 G Matching ottoman reg. $239 $189 (All prices in startino labrlc) ON ROUTE 9 MARLBORO TOWNSHIP Ttl.SM.140O BvlwrcnRI SIO IGoidonlCotrtfiRd 6 miln north ol FrMhold Circlr OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9. SATURDAYS 9 TO 5 30 21. Business Service* 52. Babysitting 71. Merchandise for Salt 71. Merchondif tor Salt 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JANUARY ?I 1975 SI. Help Wanted Child Care STATE ANO FEDERAL RETURNS - NIGHT SUPERVISO* — Private scheol RING WITH TWO DIAMONDS - »»»»• X Autos For Sale 3. Trucks And Trailers Also payroll faxes. W7 statements ond One lull lime, one port tlmt position open ADORABLE TODDLER - Needs steady year ^ndI bookkeeping >4«l year In Middle 11 p.m.-; am. LPN preferreed "94t-477k" V reliable babysitter Own transportation. In FAMILY AD AUTOMOTIN (own area Margery Trovalo. I/O Reliable 4:30pm Alter J,Ml*-' MALIBU 1971 JEEP PICKUP - 1971 Custom, I D town area. Margery irovaio, i'o i Middletown. 741-37M: SCM COPIER - M4HW M» 44. In ptrtecl Wonted, porty who needs 100% financing. automatic. VI, sow** angUng plow. 14,L_ Tox Service. Coll tor appointme NURSE - RN or LPN. lull and pert lime 3LINES-5OAYS with no money down, on o 1971 Mohbu VI miles Excellent condition Ask for BUI or iS. 3-11 shirt Coll Medscextar 53. Domestic Help "" "* Call H4-SW 2. Autos For Sole •4? 3ND. E.I II. Power steering 37.300 miles 116*5 Many STORM DAMAGE REPAIR - All types CLEANING PERSON WANTED - One SECRETARY - IM Smoll file cabinet, ALL AMERICAN INC other models lo choose from For quick 1963 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK - * ton Rool. siding, lence, gutters, chimneys day per week Colj,a/]t,'J p "" • SS& $2.00 ill Royal typewriter, US Table. IS. Medl Iree work. 717-eMM. 462 3474 Hoy 35 I tedle Rd credll O K . coll OASIS MOTORS at 1301) with snow plow. Four-speed transmission lerronean tabTe lamp, MS Bell vlbrgHv. iu 721 7100 Ready lor work 671 4ljT ITEMS YOU NO LONGER TONY AND MIKE - General cleanup Al GENERAL HOUSEWORKER - Three or 120 6713791. tics, basements, yards and repair lawn NEED OR USE WILL AMBASSADOR IHt - Four door oulo MATADOR 1974 — Excellent condition 1967 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT - Four NURSES lour days a week Motawon Must hove SNOW TIRES - And; wheols G71 •«•*•"> mollc. Extra Ml ol mow Urn Needs bol 5.100 miles Six cylinder automatic Power wheel drive, with snewpiow Good me- mowers 264-0113 own transportation. H3-W7S. months old »S0 pair Living room loMes. tery U7S 741 1021 after e steering Must sell. 13.100. 739 9545 chanical shape 1125* Ml-elf] UN's svltli BSN or credits loaord lor Head SELL 125 eoch 7173391 Nurse Positions, on our Respiratory Care PERSON — For light housework. Sea AUDI 1*7} MERCURY MARQUIS COLONY PARK - 1969 FORD CUSTOM VAN - Excellen Bright, two afternoons a week Refer SUPER PRO RECEIVER - Signal cjrner Excellent condition Station wogon. 1971. green Clean Factory condition lest otter over MM. 291 4930 al Unit. Psychiatric Unit and Medical Surgl cal Unit. 7-3 shift. Previous experience re ences Reply Box G III. The Dally Regis FAST alor Frequency mef»r SC331. CB wolkie 7414313 or »1 tilt air and stereo, paneling, rack. Power ler 1 p m or oil day Sat. ler, Shrewsbury. talkie Tube tester, lubes, speed key. sleerlng. brakes 57,000 miles 11795 142 quired. WITH A QUICK ACTION 37H. 1972 CHEVROLET BLAZER - Foui record player, fools, electrical appllonces wheel drive, power steering, powe Stan RM's and LPN s lor Respiratory (ore 54. Situations Wanted LOW-COST Beds with box springs ond mattresses AUTO CREDIT MGB GT 1969 - Radio, heat California brakes, olr conditioning Radio Good con Unit, jsjMh previous ICU ond CCU ex- DAILY REGISTER Kitchen table. Iwoctsafrs 747 3695 gold II.S00, 741 7973 It no answer, call be- dltlon 741 1443. 51. Help Wonted perience. All thins. Female TVS - Color TVs. like t»tw 19" RCA ond Credit application! accepted by phone Ah "ween 6-9. FAMILY AD moktt ana model* available Guoronlecd 1973 MAZDA PICKUP TRUCK - Foui ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - Port time EXPERIENCED MOTHER - Will babysit Available lor Merchandise Westlnghouse Dealers and peddlefl wel MGB 0T 1970 - Immmoculoti e condition Experienced For medical office Stalt RN's lor Medical Surgical Units, v/lth in her home, lor working mother High come Wholesaleor.lv 739-0441 credit Coll for one hour ftervicc Bayvrwre cylinder, tour-speed transmissio C previous experience tor 3-11 sniff. ChrysleC r Plymouth 170-1700 A U lor C red Extras 12500 cap Radio 1I7S0 172 IN* Call 741 3603 lands 291 0557 For Sale only. Article must H M I42IS39 BARTENDER OR BARMAID — Rumson All positions listed above are lull time. EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER - In my originate from a household TWO TEN GALLON FISH TANKS - MONMOUTH 4. Motorcycles Fair Haven area Call Tuesday evening be home, hour. day. week. Lunch, large toml ana may not exceed a sale Pumps and healeri. tillers and lights BMW 2002 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Iween 7 9, 747 4)01 ]y room, plenty ot toys. 1J4-3OI3. 1971. Very clean Exifo Mctzltr mounted KAWASAKI 100 — G 4 Runs good Re Excellent starting solory, liberal benetlls. Hood covers Also hatcheries 135 tor eoch Hwy 36 Eatonlown 547 5500 Ideol working conditions, shift differ grlce of $50.00 per article. set Coll 3914164 otter S:30 p m. snows New Anw rxhowst 13000 Coll 747 cently bored-out. Full ot Molo-Cross oc BEAUTICIAN — Experienced Port time PROFESSIONAL WOMAN - With 1 year Price MUST be advertised. ]3M alter 7 p.m. NEW 1974 VEGA-Lettover. Estate cessorles 1450 291 1099 Fridays and Saturdays. Also shampoo per entlals. four weeks' vacation, no rotating old child, will babysit In own home day or TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machine* All TOWNE CHEVROLET son, Fridays and Saturdays. Copenhagen shifts week, hours optional «i 7130. Each additional line 51.00. makes new or used Guoronfeed low as BOSS MUSTANG 1SI - I»7I Four spent 1255 Rt. 35 Middletown 6714300 YAMAHA Coiffures. 1300 Rt 35. Middletown (71 standard transmission With factory tope WILL BABYSIT — In my home lor work No copy changes may beMS Serplco s, 101 Monmouth St Next lo Jll CYCLE SERVICE, INC. 0336 RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL theater 7470415 layer Al condition 28,000 miles. 1MW 171 W Fronl St.. Red Bank 143-017 ng mother. made and no discounts or re- firm (607) M 7 9144 BOOKKEEPER OFFICE MANAGER - Coll 741 »S.7 WALK IN FREEZER 6«6'x7' Full charge, with trial balance experience PERSONNEL DEPT. turns will be mode If ad is BUHLER1 BITTER 5. Auto Service/Parts Call NO CASH? Fringe benefits. Private office Salary cancelled before expiration. 173-1224 PLYOPLYMOUTU H CMUVSLEIIMG open Wi lie Box L 203. The Dolly Register U Union SI Red Bank. NJ 55. Situations Wanted ;MOIH COMPLETE FRONT END - And port TO PLACE YOUR JJM Hwy 33SS . Hailel H CREDIT PROBLEMS? tor 1967 Cnevelle MollDu Shrewsbury. 741-2700, Ext. 200 Male WEDDING GOWN - Never warn. Chan II you're working, we con finance you. No Call 717 7135 DAILY REGISTER tllly loce Silt 12 BUICK SKYLARK KM - Brown Nea An Equol Opportunity Employer HAVE TRUCK - To clean yards, cellars transmission, new brakes Good condition money down Payments arranged to suit BOOKKEEPER OLSTEN TEMPS NEEDS YOUR FAMILY AD, CALI Call 717 77O» offer t p.nv Asking 1700 Coll »H»II your needs. Mony New and Quality Uwd SKILL. EARN EXTRA MONEY attics and cut down trees. Free estimates Cars to choose from. Coll now for speedy Experienced all phases Including payroll HIGH RATES. NO FEE 117 Rtc IS. 741-4305 72. Goroge/Yord Sole. BUICK 19*9 — LeSabre Power sleerlna. General office background essential. Fine 1 opprovol! No application refused 741 SIM EATONTOWN 54) S300 PAINTING - PAPERHANCINC 542-1700 GARASE SALE — Mon.-Frl , 10-S. S77 power brakes, air conditioning Excellen Mr. Fredericks. growth potential and convenient location OUR BUSINESS IS EXPANDING - Need W.SO a roll. One roll fret Sumner Ave , Bellord, 717-6071. Furniture, shape »9». Call anytime. Ill TO40 WANTED 24-Hour Service NOVAS 1973 A-l EMPLOYMENT distributors. Earn up to $1000 a month, (ull Experienced, quality work, references FIRbWOOD - 'I. cordSlS. v> cord IIS and glassware, household Item*. CADILLAC 1974 — Would you pay a liflll Choice of three. Save now. 476 Heml engine In cor or out 320 Brood SI 741-MH Red Bonk or port time Coll 7*5 IS71 741 4409 - 14? 41M ull card ISO This Includes delivery 741 mere for an unused leftover thon yot Coll otter 6 ).» H9-O3M 636S after* p.m. would tor a used Cadillac? McFAODlN BOY OR OIRL CARRIERS WANTED PART TIME — Earn US. Three nights a 73. Machinery For Sole 222-1214, has five. 1961 CHRYSLER MOTOR - 3B" For morning newspaper route In Atlonllc week. Car ond phone necessary Coll FIREWOOD - Seasoned oak No transmission 190. Highlands. Bellord or Keonsburg. Call 747 44t-7024. RASSAS 291-4373 after 4 p.m. Call after 6 p.m PONTIAC FINANCIAL 946 1133 MYER SNOW PLOW CAMARO 1970 PART TIME SECRETARY Hydroullc.Noweor. Wanted, party who needs 100% financing 395 Brood SI. 741 Sin Red Bank BUS DRIVERS - Musi have N.J bus drlv FIREWOOD Eves until 9 6. Auto Rent/Lease er's license. Ranney School. New Shrews VolueUOO Asking ISSO with no money down, on a 1970 Comoro Spilt oak, US a cord delivered Coll otter 6 p.m., 142-1593. Six cylinder automatic Power steering OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 1969 bury. 5414777. 61. Business 191 4IU or 391-4113 47.100 miles 11195 Many other models To — Four-door sedan. Air conditioning, pow- TOM'S FORD 1972 BACKHOE - And 1972 dump truck, choose from For quick credit OK. col er steering, brakes USO or best otter 495 RENTACAR BUSINESS IS GOOD - 1974 was a very PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Opportunities good year for us. This Is your opportunity FIREWOOD - WOODCHIPS both In excellent condition. 19,500. Con- OASIS MOTORS ol 1201) 721 7100 2406. DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING Secretory type to assist In busy personnel COMPLETE - Body shop equipment and venient terms arronoed. 747-2706. 200 HWY 35 264 1600 KEYPOR to loin a well lormed stall II you have Ihe deportment ot well known national com Call I42-0S73 CAMARO 1974 LT — Bronze with soddle aptitude you may become a million dollar supplies. For further Information call be- OLDSMOBILE pony. Experience In tuition refunds, tern twetn 9 5. Mon. Frl. 73? 1J30 Interior, AM/FM, 4-speed, small v l. radl 9. Construction soles prolesslonal. You must be willing to arery help Invoices will be advantageous FIREWOOD 77. Pets and Livestock al tires and suspension. Call after 5 p.m work long hours lor better than overage ull package of benefits Including paid ho US a cord. l?0 holt cord 717 W 7473130 CUTLASS 1969 compensation Call E A ARMSTRONG r LAUNDERETTE ACCREDITED DOG TRAINING Wonted, porty who needs 100% financing, Equipment lidays, vocation ond health Insurance. This RICIDAIRE - Refrigerator tree,er 170 Problems Corrected ond Obedience AGENCY, Little Silver 741 4500. Ask lor would be O most Interesting position tor C.DOUGLAS ALAN with no money down, on a 1949 Oldsmobile AIR COMPRESSOR - 1951 Smith, mode Bill Armstrong. $42,000 GROSS b copocllyl Working condition 13S. 741 In Your Home-Lifetime Guarantee MERCEDES BENZ SALES 1 SERVICE Cutlass. VB. Power steering. 34,300 miles quick ond accurate person. Salary to J77OO wn after 6 For FREE Consultation CALL 963-3700 7SP. Suitable for air hammer use Trailer with all fees paid by your employer Call Monmouth Oceanporl Own a profitable 100 Oceonport Ave,, Little Silver 142 S3S3 S119S Mony other models to choose from. type. Can be seen at 450 Broad St.. Shrews CASHIER. DISHWASHER. WAITRESS business lor SSS.OOO. Rial estate not includ American Dog Training Academies For quick credit O.K., call OASIS MO Anne Peterson, M2 3S01 I also have s«v URNITURE AND APPLIANCES - bury. 142 5464 SHORT ORDER COOK - Martinis Diner eral other good secretarial positions that ed. Low lease terms. Exceptionally clean TORS at (301)721-7100. Hwy 36, Keonsburg. between 7-9 p.m. WELFARE AND PEOPLE WITH CREDIT AKC OOBERMAN PINSCHER - Seven are waiting to be filled, so come in ond operation. Ttrms available to qualified PROBLEMS. INSTANT CREDIT IMME months old. Coll otter s p.m CHEVELLES 1967 10. Wanted Automotive CASH REGISTER OPERATOR - Smol buyer. Call Al Masch. DIATE DELIVERY CALL MR. GRAND. 339-59/1 C hoice of two. Six-cylinder. Save now. supermarket, Monmouth Beach. Five JOHN PETERSON 946-3700 3734611 PLYMOUTHS CARS WANTED - 1947 to 1971 weekdays, 9-6 p.m. Coll Mr Sodono. 229 GREAT DANE PUPPIES FOR SALE PERSONNEL AGENCY GAS DRYER - Excellent condition. »S ISO. Coll anytime. Credit applications accepted by phone. Damaged cars considered 7272. "157 Broad St. Red Bank SEVENOAKSREALTY AUTO HOBBY CENTER 291 3M9 Reason for sole — no gas In house. 544 671 S13S RASSAS Guaranteed credit. Coll tor one hour ser- CLERK-TYPIST — Some math ond typlnt LAUNDROMAT FOR SALE - 16000 In S31. vice, Bayshore Chrysler-Plymouth, 170- skills. Large corporation located In Rei PERSONNEL new equipment. Going business. Asking HAY AND STRAW WOO. Ask tor Credit Manager JUNK CARS OAS RANGE - (Magic Chef) 31" Copper PONTIAC Bank. 15 hr five-day week. 1.30 4 p.m Al TEACHERS (part time) for lupplemcn 111.000 Call 717 1103 Coll 946M1S PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1973 — 13,400 miles' WILL PAY 130 AND PICK UP bonk holidays. Liberal vocations Fringe ant Good condition 140. Like new 6.E. 395 Brood SI 741-5IM Red Bank tor y elementary school remedial moth Range top. S4S. 741-9933. Eves until 9 Air conditioning, power steering, snows. Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking benefits Include phone number Write de program. LIQUOR STORE IRISH SETTER PUPPIES - AKC. Beau CHEVELLE 1961 - SS 396 Runs great $2500 583 5571 after 7 p.m tails to Box N-90. The Dolly Register ,1 ORF M IfFR - Oell sue. great for sub tltul and healthy. 175. Extras Askingtl.600 PLYMOUTH 1970 - fury III two door Eatontown 542-223 Shrewsbury, N.J. $185,000 GROSS Coll 741-6643 Call 717 9143 SECRETARY (full-time) for junior high hop. Asking S?O0. hardtop. Air, full power. Private owner. TOP DOLLAR school. Good typing skills ond statistical Monmouth Bayshore area. II 15.000 plus In- 717-4739 IRISH SETTER POPS — AKC. papers CHEVROLET IMPALA 1969 - Custom 11495 741 5110 background necessary ventory SI for SI Real estate not Included Five months old Good bloodline Besl ol Coupe Block vinyl root. Radio, heater COLLECTIONS PONTIAC CATALINA - 1961 two door FOR USED CARS Aggressive self-starter. 12 years ex Low monthly rent. 1235. 3,110 sq. ft. Terms HAMMOND fer. 717-9366. Excellent, clean car. 741 611/ LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. BUS AIDE (part-time) to supervise ele- lo qualified buyer. Call Al Mosch Very good running condition. Nice appear- perlence desired No outside collections ORGAN LABRADOR PUPS - AKC. Block Re ance. Asking MOO. Call 791-4734 onytlme. Rt. 35 Sayrevllle, N.J. JVM Must have telephone expertise. Excellent mentary students on special bus rum. 946-3700 Of Asbury Park serve now. Moles, 1100 Females. 1135. USED CARS WANTED salary. Ocean Township area. CHEVROLETS PONTIAC GTO 1965 — Good condition. BUS DRIVER (part-lime) School bus li- SEVENOAKSREALTY Coll 6715371. Air, stereo. New tires. First come, first TOP US PAID CALL MR ARTHUR cense necessary. Hammond Sounder Credit applications accepted by phone AT BONNIE BUICK. 7744500 A-l EMPLOYMENT MUST SELL - 14.2 Strawberry Roan Guaranteed credit. Call tor one hour ser served Call 172-1162 320 Brood St. 7413122 Red Bonk START YOUR OWN BUSINESS — On a $439 Gelding. Great potential. Sweet dls- vice. Boyshore Chrysler-Plymouth. 170 WANTED — Corvalr two-door stick stii All positions available now. Contact Assis- 125 Investment. Earn commissions on your posltlon. 741-1345. PONTIAC TEMPEST 1964 - Sl> cylinder, or Volkswopen two-door automatic. Co COMPANION-AIDE — For elderly gentle first talc. Teoch professional makeup tech 775-9300 1700. Ask lor Credit Manager good condition, good transmission. 1150. tant Superintendent Office, Box 1, Cong 7179011. man. Full time with flexible hours. Weekly Branch or coll 7I9-M03 nlques. Prestige cosmetic line. Call 513 Open dally till 9 Sot. 'till S PINTO - 6 year old gelding CHEVROLET VAN — 1961. Paneled, cor Call 291-1264. salary. 741-5033 offer 6. 3353. Main St «. Corner of Moltlson Ave. Call after 6 p.m. peted. FM, Ice box and TV. Must be seen PHARMACIST WANTED - For full time 5435146 PONTIAC 1969 - Custom S, while convert- WANTED WORK MANAGER - Small Investment HEADBOARD — Double. Lady Kenmore 11.000. 14MM1 offer 1:30. Ible. Sl« cylinder automatic. 61.000 miles. COOK WANTED work In busy store. Reply BOM G 210, The A-l used con. Top dollar paid Experienced first cook, year round posl Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. Share helper. Call 417 3AM between 9 ond washer. Whirlpool clothes dryer. Ex- POODLES - Mlnatures. Three moles, two CHEVROLET WAGON Good condition. 1450 291-4133. OASIS MOTORS 12011 721 711 lion. Good salary. Apply In person, Lone 4. Alter 7 p.m. call S77-M34. ellent condition, white, reasonable. Must chocolate, one black. AKC-reglstered. 1970 TOWNSMAN SW0 REAL ESTATE SALES — For part-time or be picked up Feb. 12 only. Location New PONTIAC 1967 — Station wogon. New mo- 120 PAID Johns Ltd., Highlands. 172 1771. S12S. 741-7973. If no answer, call between 6- 264 IMS full-time position. Licensed or unlicensed Shrewsbury. 542 17S4 9. tor. 1300. FOR ANY JUNK CAR We will (rain you for residential home 63. Money To Loan CHEVROLET 1961 - SIX CYLINDER Call after 5 p.m.. 495 2051 739 3575 COORDINATOR sales Call FIRESIDE REALTY. Mr Shen HISTORIC MONMOUTH COUNTY - Mo QUAIL — Pharooh-Dl. Full grown bree- AUTOMATIC LOOKS, RUNS VERY PONTIAC 1970 — Needs body work. Also OF PATIENT CARE feld or Mr. Pearlman, 671-4SS5. Home Owners Need Money? erlal. Newtpopers, 1140-1900. MIs- ders and release birds In stock. Chicks ond GOOD 1300 741 7039 1970 MUSTANG, low mileage, mint condl. Consolidate all vour debts into one small ellaneous post cards Ocean Grove Items eggs by order. 391 3910 REFRIGERATION monthly payment, also home Improvement 700 slave receipts. Etc. 391-4m CHEVROLET 1949 — Novo. Six cylinder lion. Call 493-2753 Two full time positions tar RN's with BSN ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN TWO MALE CATS — One-year-old. Very four door, clean. I1O0O Coll after 5 p.m loans. Our representative will call at vour PONTIAC 1971 LeMANS - Gredl on BUSINESS or credits toward, for 7 to 3 and 3 to It Experienced in the assembly of refrig- home, at your convenience. Call 77$-3949. affectionate. One part-Persian, neutered 717-2171 Power steering, olr. Must sell. 1160 DIRECTORY shifts. Tuition refund available for contin- eration units from basic drawings. Ex jertone. 125. HOTPOINT OVEN, wall unl One port-Burmese. Lifter trained. Worm- CHEVY VEGA 1974 — Excellent condition best offer 142-3151, days. 542419} or 491 uing education. Salary dependent on ex perlence required. ELECTRO IMPULSE. LOANS AVAILABLE — For business or oppertone, 125 Both In good working can- ed and have all 1975 shots. Free to respon AM/FM radio plus many other options 8317, evenings or weekends. perlence. Ideal working conditions, good 116 Chestnut St., Red Bank real estate, expansionexpons , operating capital. dltlon 741-5014. slble adults only. 291 1074. 21. Business Services salaries, liberal benefits and shut dlller etc. Mr. Btlderbac• k•;, 701-244 1567. Call 717-7011 after 5:30 p.m. RED BANK VOLVO enlloll. RN - Afternoon shift, 330 to 11:30 p.m. IBM TYPEWRITERS WEIMARANER PUPS — AKC. Home CHRYSLER NEWPORT - 1970 lour door Newman Springs Rd. - Red Bonk A BETTER PAINT JOB? Call Hilltop Nursing Home tor appoint bred, mother on premises. Coll after 6 Air 55,000 miles. Sacrifice price. 1995 Col 74.ISH6 EXTERIOR -INTERIOR RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL men), 671-0177. Rental $16.50 per mo. p.m. 739-0094. 741 5J53 SAAB REASONABLE * CLEAN. CALL 741 4551 RN AND/OR LPN -, Fulltime position MERCHANDISE Rent with option to buy 173-0327 15 3 BAY THOROUGHBRED MARE — CHRYSLER 1966 How Lou Motors Hwy 36. E. Keansburo AL HOWELL'S PERSONNELDEPT. Liberal benefits. Holmdel Convalescent (ENMORE WASHER - Works perfectly. Seven years old, with papers. Good condl Two-door, air conditioning HO0 7174515 717SAA. GLASS* SCREEN REPAIR Center, Hwy. U, Holmdel 946 4200 <3S; sofa, 6', floral design, excellent and tlon. Needs experienced rider. 142-1393. 739 1141 15 Union St.. Red Bank, N.J. ound condition. 741 1954 between 12 and 3 SCHWARTZ CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Cosh and carry 741 MM RN LPN - 11 to 7, full time only. Apply 71. Merchandise For Sale CHRYSLER 1969 "300" - All power, air INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 20 24 Heniy St., Shrewsbury 741-2700, Ext. 200 In person, 10-4 p.m., Arnold-Walter Nurs- (ENMORE WASHER AND DRYER - 80. Merchandise Wanted AM/FM radio, eight track tape, A-l condl 141 w. Fronl SI 747-0717 Red Bonk Equol Opportunity Employer M/W ing Home, 632 So. Laurel Ave., Hoilet. ALUMINUM — Patio windows (7), five Wocado, apartment siie. with stand, l'i ALTERATIONS SO"x37"; two 2O"«17" with screens Metal AAAAAAAA tlon. 11100 717 9097 oiler 5:30. and dressmaking by expert lodv. Women OELIVERY PERSON - Counter help 'ears old, I2S0. Kenmore compoctor, ovo- LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTIQUES. SCOUT II 1972 - 27,000 miles. VI. tour RN • LPN — 3 to 11, full time only. Appl desk 30" high, it" long. 21" wide 100' oak ado, four months old, 1150. Coll between wheel drive Best otter over 12000. 747-5911 children, men. Call for appointment 671 lunches. Apply In person. Danny's Plna In person, 10 4 p.m. Arnold Walter Nursing- JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH CIRCLE CHEVROLET and Subs, 34 Ayers La.. Little Silver. lumber, 50' black walnut lumber. Furnace -9 pm. 747-4154. Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury after 6 p.m. 4825 Middletown. Home, 623 So. Laurel Ave., Hazlet. grate 11 "across. 741^305. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 10 Riverside Ave.. Red Bonk 741 7474 741 3130 ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE - Profes DICTAPHONE TYPIST — For medical of LAUTER PIANO SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - Far the best RN OR LPN ANTIQUE ORGAN — Good condition, car buys. RUSSELL Oldsmobile Cadllloc ilonally restored, repaired, reflnlshed flee, two evenings a week. Red Bank. Part-time, II to 7 shift Medium slie, upright. 1175 AAAA CASH I OR 1 RAINS Any mokrs. COMET I960 - Posltroctlon rear 4 speed Write to Box L 231, The Dally Register, S37S Oak china closet, old oil lamps. 671 7414S41 otter S:30pm. 421 cu. In. Custom painpaint lo' 'b S900 Co., 100 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Coll the Furniture Doctors, 747-6176. Call Medkenter, 143 3100, Ext. 13 condition, ports. 1300 lor Lionel No 311. Shrewsbury, N.J. 4031 cars 412 thru 416.774-3710. •Mil111l 1 741-0910 ANY TREE - Trimmed or removed. W LINEAR AMPLIFIER - CB 500 wall. 100 SALESPERSON - Executive type with ANTIQUES FOR INVESTMENT watt linear amplifier. Miscellaneous DATSUN STRAUB BUICK-OPEL also do careful, reasonably priced moving DRIVING INSTRUCTORS college, sales, or business background, lo ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Oriental rugs. I libs 747 TOM oi ••• We offer an unusual collection ol lllh cen- terns. 2225026. LES DEUX & DON PONS. 799 River Rd.. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SALES NINE ACRES of New and Used Can train as Special Agent, Ideally presently tury French and Italian furniture ond deco 370 Brood SI. 264 1333 Keyport Hwy 35 264 4000 Keypor CARPENTER RETIRED - Seeks smol Taggart's Driving School employed. Salary to SIS,000. Call Mr. ratlve arts lor the serious Investor ot lets LULLABYE — Youth bed, solid mople Fair Haven 142-6257 ar 741-4337. and medium sued lobs. Complete Inlerlo Teach 40 to 60 hours per week. No ex Clerlcuzlo, 671 5077. than V7 next year's prices. wllh mattress, 140. Carriage and toddler s ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING - We OOOGE CHARGER 1971 - Fully THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new dm perlence necessary, students, training ond eat, S20. Babybosket ond mattress, SI equipped, lope deck, excellent condition used cars In Monmeuth County. Over 100 remodeling service. Paneling. Kitchen SALES TRAINEE - Leading lo manooe INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES buy contents of homes, attics, cellars tor cabinets, cabinet remodeling, reflnlshlng auto supplied. Fringe benellts and ad- 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 74I-7474 :osco high chair, U. Trav L Bed. 110. Cos- cosh. Call us at 741-SH6 or 747 3001 46.000 miles 536-464S. air-conditioned new cars In stock vancement lor qualified personnel. Coll ment. Substantial dollar support plus full o lump chair, $7, Cosco Infant seat. S3, McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrews bookcases. Armstrong chandelier celling commission, with a national organiiatlong ' , DODGE -OATSUN Free advice and estimates Good wor 12011 254 1900 or tall Iree 100 352 4100 lor ANTIQUES - Oak sideboard. Many other ar seats. $2 and $5. Other Items. 11.SO to bury Ave , New Shrewsbury. 7414200 personal Interview appointment In a business of your own. Colifjoel l Items. List ond prices. 3 513-9766 BUYINGSILVER COINS LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. monshlp Call anytime. 229 5359, 493 > 120 ten, 384 1M0. for appointment Newman Springs Rd., Red Bonk 741 3433 THUNDERBIRD 1961 - Very good condl 671-7145 PRIOR TO 1965 tlon. Must see to appreciate. Can be seen CERAMIC TILE LAYER - And corpen FILE CLERK - Some experience desired SECRETARY - Full time. General office MAGTAG WASHER - Good working con ler German. Experienced. Specializing In In Red Bank low alike. Musi be high BABY ITEMS - High chair, scale, swing, dltlon, 160. 12" black and white TV, por DODGE POLARA al Larry's Texoco, Hwy 35, Middletown work Write Bo* L W0, The Dally Regis carrier, more, 127. PAYING UP TO 250% 671-975. remodeling basements, cabinet work school graduate Coll 7471730. ter, Shrewsbury. able, one year old, excellent condition, Also buying sliver dollars. Call 264 3456 complete bathroom tiling and remodeling SO. Portable record plover, 110. Polaroid CUSTOM 1973 FULL TIME - U25 per month. Immediate 7; 9-00 Catholic Daughters of St. James Court 999 Card ST RUTH MOKE STARTS TOMORROW Party, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, at St. James Parish Room CINEMA I— Death Wish 7:30; 9:15 BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 P.M THE WHOLE FAMILY 4th AVE. NEAR ~L Bring own cards. Donation $1.50. CINEMA II— CLCC IN CAR HEATERS OPTIONAL CAN ENJOY Baronet Law ond Disorder 7:00; 9:00 MIDDLEHOOK TOBETHER KINGSLEY ST., ASBURY PARK Cj. "Becoming A Person Program" (Sex Education) — CINEMA I— Brother Ot The wind 7:15; 9:15 2 mi. south Jet Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m. Municipal Building, Third Floor, 32 CINEMA II- Rte 35 & 36 Mocon County Line 7:30; 9:30 2642200 STARTS WED.! Monmouth St., Red Bank. Three prominent speakers will ASfcURY PARK I DRIVE IN SAVOY— talk on the dangers of the "Becoming A Person Pro- The Sinful Bed 7:10; 9:00 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT-DON T MISS ITI gram" currently being introduced at St. James Grammar LYRIC— SW.OOO they break your arnit Five Fingers 01 Death 7:30 Enter The For $20,00»20,000 theythe'y brbreaa k vour legs. NOW AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU c"'THE NIGHT PORTER' IS School, Red Bank and in other schools throughout the Dragon 9:15 Axel Freed owe* BAFJONET- IRICKTOWN HAZLET MANASQUAN REDBANK Trenton Diocese. All are invited. No charge. Sponsored Dr.Zhlvogol:00 NEPTUNE BRICK PLAZA PLAZA ALGONQUIN GRANT #3 % ROMANTIC PORNOGRAPHY' by Committee of Concerned Parents NEPTUNE CITY- Juggernaut 7:30 Pelhom 9:15 FREEHOLD MATAWAN OAKHURST SAYREVILLE *" t, -Vlnctnt Canby. New York Times OCEAN TOWNSHIP JANUARY 25 CIRCLE- PARK AVE. CINEMA 34 MIDDLEBROW TWIN CINEMA *9 Murder On The Orient Express 7:15; c Second Annual Entertainment and Dance — At the 9:»_ _ "Last Tango In Paris' Dorian Manor, Route 9. Madison Twp sponsored by Bay- TrjeG is a light-hearted shore American Hellenic Assn. 8 p.m. Information, call BEST BUYS A -and- romp compared to 264-8080, 671-9756. 264-0176. ON 75's