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The Weather THEDAILY Partly cloudy and windy FINAL today. Increasing cloudiness tonight with chance of rain or snow toward morning. Rain r~ r EDITION tomorrow. REGISTER 22 PAGJ.S Monmoulh « ounl V'K OuaKfandfnit Homo \«M% sp«p<»r VOL96 NO. 185 RED BANK-MI DDI.ETOWN, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 18,1971 TRNCENTS IIIIHIIIMHIIMIIIMIIItllllllMIIIMItlllllllHI HHIIUUIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUIIHIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII L IIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllUIIIUIIIUtlllllllllltl illlMMIIMiMIIIMIMIHIIIIMHHBIIllllHHHHIHIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIimillHIIMmilimilllllllllllllllllll Winds Fail to Chill Spirits of The Irish heerand Irish whiskey. Friday night and promn nl Lo "There's no doubt thai we Highlands reported mure than thui green stnpc painted down ByGREGBORAK 1 Although no one will ven- be heard from again can accomplish that,' hr said HI ihamrock-8portiflg Kay- the center a( it • « oodi n with true Irish confidence. shine Irishmen ttrutted in length ture a gttMi as lo how much Irish spirits were as strong spirited drink was consumed More than 125 people turned Moiimouth Counts was well Newark's si l'.iirn k'l Da> I In Atlantic Ocean around as the winds this past week- over the even more spirited nut lo honor Monmoulh Coun- represented Saturday in New parade yesterday afternoon Uie i its s Convention Hall end as wearers of the green weekend, there are probably ty Assignment Judge M. Ray- York's St. Patrick's" Oay Pa- amid gust in;; Winds. also Innk on a different slunle paraded, played and waded in • lew people Buffering with honor of St. Patrick mond McUowan as the rade by the Middlctow n as green dye dumped into the Friendly Sons' first "Irish- Township High School and While weather conditions • s and throbbing heads, brine changed its rotor from nut all caused by bagpipe The Jersey Shore Chapter man of the Year," and John Hazlet's Rarilan High School kept most Asbury Park blue lo emerald. of the Friendly Sons of SI. Keaveney of Shrewsbury, one bands, which joined about boardwalk strollers off the hands, who will remember Patrick, organized Just about of the group's trustees, said 125,000 marchers on Fifth planks yesterday, colleens in IIHHI reatavHMta and la* this year as another great SI six weeks ago, held its first he anticipates a membership Ave. in spite ot the rain. were on hand to distribute veins, area residents enjoyed Patrick'! Day celebration and annual "It's Great To Be Ir- of more than 600 by next James McGrath of green lollipops to those who (dined beef and cabbage wail for it to begin again next ish" fling at the Sea Girt Inn year. McGralh's Square Bar in braved the windb to tread the Washed down with plenty ul yeai Arab Oil Chiefs Try Again Today for Embargo Accord VIENNA, Austria (AP) - (OPEC) said its decision not again. the Vienna meeting. ton's policy remains directed bytn oil is seeping through to The Arab oil ministers meet lo raise the artificial price on The OPEC countries pro- Instead, it quickly became against the Arabs. Sources the United Stales via third again today in an effort to apparent that the ministers said Libya was provoked fur- countries. Informants said his *t«lll

Stt WEONESOAYH DAILY IWORLD I nimal Shelter Eyeing •y the Ashariiurd Prns Hi. 3.> Parcelin Hazlet Arms Raid Fails B) MAKIh ( II Kl alion He added making the BKLKAST. Northern Ireland - St Palnck's D»y in pound aid he Northern Ireland was marked b\ somber sermons, the killing HAZLET - The executive "I a British soldier and an unsuccessful arms raid on an director ul U • d Hu liojld H (1< 'ijrity ricu navy post mane Sonet facilities Weigand di The majority of Irish people are sickened by the ever-re- parcel .•tied Hutnai • wn facilities as curring violence, death, manning and destruction," said the ol lain, "is.sible ion ol New JIISIA has being "in an in between situ- Human Catholic primate of all Ireland. John Cardinal Con- struction of a SM.IHIO animal been looking in this area for a way, in Armagh shelter to serve the Ha suitable dog pound si Board of Health has 'idler was killed in an ambush of a British motor pa- km cause it teds that stray am the Township COIM- trol by five gunmen in a Catholic section of Londonderry He Bernstein. Ihe dr mals are not adequately am ial limes for ap- was the mil >el been called to dis- Mr Kernslein desi ribcel the IIA/.I.KT - Jule Aorta, a and 72 South Vietnamese killed and 111 government troops cuss sa Ic to the humane fire company property as Hainan liigj] School student, wounded But field reports said another 275 government group ideal because of its proximity has been chosen to compete rangers were missing from a 400-man ranger battalion that Mr. Bernstein says he hopes in in :ir> our concern is to in Hie New Jersey Teen Arts was overrun Saturday. At Brookdale College the property will be turned have the animals adopted in- Festival to be held May 610 The Saigon command reported half a dozen battles on the over fur a nominal tee tie stead of killing Jhem. and the al the New Jersey State Mu- BUUkirti of Kontum, and Saigon's chief military spokesman cause of the service nature ol closeness to HI Ii would help seum in Trenton. •id the North Vietnamese had launched a new offensive in LINCROFT - Brookdale Work on the 90,000-square- spokesmen said may be con- Kontum province But he added that the city of Kontum was Community College has re- foot sciences institute and the verted into a community- not in danger ceived state Board of Higher 17,000-square-foot arts build- learning center offering iron- ing is expected to begin this credit courses The command said a force ol about L'.IKIO North Vietnam- Kducation approval to inn ese launched the attacks Saturday against about 1,200 govern- struct a performing arts spring Companion is expected Laboratories for the sciCB* ment ! I mips building and an Institute of by September 1975. res, computer technology and Natural and Applied Sciences. The two buildings will cen- electronic drafting will be in- Since there are no state tralize courses and programs cluded in the sciences in Portugal's Tension Eased funds available for the carried out by each discipline stitute, as well as power me- LISBON. Portugal — The Portuguese government ap- $10,223,000 project, the Mon- throughout Brookdaje's chanics covering automotive, peared securely in control of the whole country today and ten- mouth County Board of Free- campus and the county. marine and diesel engine sion eased alter the failure of an attempted coup by young in- holders may introduce a bond The Allied Health Center technology fantry officers ordinance April 2 to finance will move here from its facil- The perofrming arts build- Military police were holding between 20 and 30 army offi- the building costs ities at Monmouth Medical ing will consolidate music, cers in the Lisbon area in addition to the 200 young officers I'nder a 1871 state law, the Center. Long Branch; engi- drama and dance classes now and infantrymen who advanced on Lisbon in a motorized col- state will repay the county ils neering technology students being taught in temporary umn Saturday. share of the interest and prin- will vacate the Middletown quarters. Troops loyal to the authoritarian regime of Premier Mar- cipal as the bonds come due. campus, which colleges It will contain a 350-seat cello Caetano turned the rebels back without firing a shot. theater, a dramatics labora- They returned to tlieir barracks at Caldas da Rainha, 60 miles tory, a reherearsal area and north ol Lisbon, and surrendered sevcraJjRurs later. individual rehearsal rooms, Lisbon remained calm, and no disturbances were reported Attempt to Bribe instrumental and voice areas, elsewhere in the country. dressing rooms and scenery shops. The state Board of Higher Sadat Fears Impeachment Effect Policeman Denied Education also approved an NKW VDHk — Impeachment of President Nixon would $8-million athletic center for Rttnitr smii rnoto hurt the prospects tor peace in the Middle Kast and the Rutgers University at New FREIGHT CAR DAMAGED — Members of the South Matawan Township world, according to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. By Oceanport Men Brunswick, and tennis courts Fire Company and First Aid Squad are shown at the scene of a box car fire In an Interview in this week's edition of Newsweek, Sadat and other athletic facilities Saturday afternoon on a siding near the Atlantic Ave. parking lot in Mata- said I! would be real tragedy for our area and for the world for Bergen Community and wan Township. Fire Chief Louis Ayriemma said the car was empty but the if he were Impeached." Sadat said the Nixon administration FREEHOLD - Two Ocean- cles, heroin and dilaudid ta- Middlesex County Colleges. wooden interior was badly burned, Railroad officials are investigating. had brought ,i "new approach to the solution of our prob- port men have pleaded in- blets, to inmates of the Marl- lems " nocent to charges of offering boro Psychiatric Hospital Aug. 9, contributing to the Secretary of Slate Henry A Kissinger "under the guid- a bribe to an Oceanport pa- narcotic use of another Aug. .line HI President Nixon — and you cannot separate Itie two" tiolman to allegedly alter the facts of an atrocious assault II and possessing the drugs - is doing 'the unthinkable in the Mideast," the Egyptian and battery charge so no in- with intent to distribute Aug. leader said. dictment would result. - • • 11. 1 It vwuilri indeed be a terrible tragedy if the American K-ople lostsignl of the global picture fur the sake of narrow Hubert A. llendrickson of 14 Horace W. Griffin, 22, of lontestlc political considerations," Sadat told the magazine Sea Girt Ave. and John Del- 1331 Embury Ave., Neptune, List week III Eg) |il lera of 526 Shrewsbury Ave. denied robbing Claude Jeter, denied that they offered Pa- 69 Grant Court, Long Branch, tolman Glenn Meyer $1,000 of $117 at gunpoint and pos- Food Giveaway Report Promised to alter the facts of a charge sessing a dangerous knife and that they conspired to of- Oil 111 in Long Branch. I iiM - The head of Hie V! million fer the bribe Oct. 4 in Ocean- Hearst food giveaway program has promised a progress re- Bernard Thompson of Rf 9. port port today on efforts to buy "top quality" food that will satis- Old Bridge, and Harold fy the terrorist bund Unit kidnaped Patricia Hearst six weeks The two were among those Thompson of 2 Harmony igo. arraigned before Superior Ave , Kast Keansburg, denied a charge of removing a man- A LitdlOM Kramer, head of the People in Need program Court Judge Patrick .1. hole cover from Willow Court, •et up li> Miss Hearst's father, newspaper executive Ran- McCiann Jr Shrewsbury. Oct 6 and dis- dolph A Hearst, said the program's fund would be exhausted Randall Messinger, 24. of charging the contents ot men after three inure distributions. Stoney Hill Road, Eatontown. septic tank truck into it with- The mysterious Symblonese Liberation Army, which ab- and Jerry A. Morton, 22. of 20 oul permission of the North- ducted the L'0-veaiolri college sophomore from her Berkeley Cottage Place, Keansburg, east Monmouth County Re- ip.ntment mi Keh 4. demanded that Hearst feed California s denied possessing a dan- gional Sewerage Authority. needy as a precondition (or negotiating her release. It de- gerous instrument, a billie manded that "lopquality" food be used in the giveaway club. Sept 17 in Middletown. James W. Pryor. 22, of 225 Messinger also denied pos- In its laU'sl ciiminum<|uc March 9. the SLA blasted the Seaview Ave., Long Branch, sessing a dangerous knife existing dee t HIM t program for ottering "hog teed" to the poor denied possessing a dan- and said I he giveaways were on loo small a seal! Arthur O Jones, 29. of 75 gerous knife Sepl. 28 in Long Chestnut Ave.. Atlantic High- Branch. lands, denied possessing a re- Congress Tackles Kecruiling Bills volver without a permit Sept. HOLMDEL PARTY V, \SIIIN<;T(>N — Special bonuses to attract men into the 19 in Atlantic Highlands HOLMDEL - The Half all-volunteer military's critically short skilled jobs heads the .lames K Hubbs, 25. of Century Club of Holmdel will congressional legislative agenda tins week. South Atnboy denied stealing have a posl-St. Patrick's Day A inn in grant $H.r>4 million in special bonuses the first full a car belonging to Evelyn Ur- dance tomorrow at 1 p.m. in year was scheduled for a House vole in the afternoon as was belis Dec, 27 in Marlboro and St Catharine's parish hall, ,i new ti in million economic development program for Indian receiving stolen properly, Ihe llolmdel-Middlelown Koad reservation! same car Jim Merrill and his band will The legislation to authorize federal loans to help Indiana Edward W. Miller. 24, o.f play for dancing develop and manage then nun resources originally was in- Newark, denied attempting to troduced by the late John P savim K Pa. who died last Oc- obtain $421 under false pre- We pay the loliel tenses from Shadow Lawn DOREMUS FORD Hep Samuel S Slrallim. l> \ Y Mid Hie special military Savings and Loan, Ocean bonus hill Is aimed .ii overcoming what lie called the all-vol- Township, Jan. 8. SENSATIONAL unteer force's i iiiu .ii problem ol attracting and keeping men Francis Ochat of 40 Salem SALE in MM h critical skills »» electronics Plan, Cliffwood, denieii i THURS., FRI..SAT. highest interest rates s,mlting Hubert Olsen. 411 THIS WEEK i iiiie si . Matawan, with a Laboritei Face Vote Test THI lOtNTini. eV>*MI starter pistol (let M in Mala 4n t.ngtuh Hunt Buff* LONDON - Prune Minister Harold Wilson s minority La- wan Township Wrrk<1a»< t'ntm > declaration Irom denied possessing marijuana '• .R«uM 11, Shrewsbury New Jen«y 11H' Trades I'nton Congress thai it would support the govern- ami itgtnd drugs lug certificates of deposit • iM-i)i ii it retained the novernmenl wags board set up by the ing them with Intent In inineiil In nub Wage Ii' distribute \m; II In Long \MHmn,'h tin Laboi part) 11 impaign platform promised Branch WADB FM 1 ioaboii.il board with which Prim* Mlniatei Bdward i ,IIIN Qibson, in ni iii STEREO 96 iie.iiii ii in! in limit wage Ini re> i snt Itw Ifl mil North Fifth \v e Long COVERING MONMOUTH allowed by inn MM •niHiii • hmiiii ntve priority to Branch, denied committing repe;il II! Ihe IMIIIMII.II Kel.ilimi' \i I pVIM II tin. me.nil Inn mil and hatter) upon A OCEAN COUNTIES • "i the wage board Long Branch Patrolman Clai llllimillllHHIIIItlllHIIHIIIHIHIIIIMIIimilllimilllMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII erne I ,i ,||e \nv it i olbert, r ol II federal regulations line \vr i ch de SERVICE IS OUR. 6IGG£ST ASSET i meii threatening in kill Willie Kin- our I Long mi CMIttNUT 11 Hid IANH N I Mill •i || in iii.it > N I mm in lenne Plall 'II (Irani CENTRAL JERSEY RANK ' r tok and Mur,.. n prop Come and II ••«« ••OKI • Manfturai ny nuach Ifl Ihl* be ion inn i i ong GRANT Me us today iepl 'i II %*» Bright • Shrewsbury • 9<>ri"« I «>•• ' !•»•)><« PRINTERS i iLIMX COUNTY ••••' ioulh«iv»r I f0 MOHMOUrM ST VMIII.III ',1 NfY 741 -9300 CAN Wt HELP YOU f 9*4 l»*. i *J»4st. ******* ecf*M4«tf*he»f< >i BRANCH - Mrc. Teen Center ', ftaUKCW - Era** tier of the I Tte* Ffcx* Fwaerai Uem » 17, of 4fil K Cubberie»*. ot U & W» Edward Murphy, Church aad Masonic Ufge in charge of arraageme/BU. Lowdcn Court died Friday in Ave. died yesterday in Mon- Talks Slated No 78. both here Encurf nod Hall Nursing mouth Medical Center. LOTTERY NUMSEU ' Obituaries A Ufeteng resident here, he He was a World War I I I Frl., March Ii: ZHM In Marlboro Army veteran. k resident. retired about N yean ago as Sat., March It 51*71 MARLBORO « Township Surviving are t«ver*l I lived in the shore a aetf-eoptoyea carpenter. Councilman John F. Croddick Karnalia* P.Carter, Retired Executive ana (or four years. She was will hold a meeting with Stu- (he widow ef Nathan Ktn- MATAWAN — Kartii.l Pwk, dents in the high school with- tcirwttz Carter. 58, a i i Win- in one month on the kind of of the Dow i Mrs. community and i Surviving arc (our daugh- teen-age recreational facility Company ol Fla. before moving here Uo ters. Mrs Philip Konvitz and they want the township to es- died Friday - rand- Mrs Fred Hulman of Elbe- • HI" tablish here's Main KIII. Mrs Shirley Kaye, here, '.r 30 Councilman Croddick, May- Mr. Carter had lived hue Itoine, and Mrs Samuel Lohman of • Ml with the or Morton Salkind and Coun- a Dial; a sister. Mrs. Ruby 12 years He was a im n charge oi ar- Kid hank School 65 -.li/m lie cilman Richard Vuola, met Blacker of New York City; of the Trinity Episcopal • Mils. with approximately 125 high eight grandchildren, and 11 v Church and to the Matawan school students on the matter. \rlhur J.M«k«*- duel great-grandchildren Lodge, Free and An Mr. Murphy was I incmbtT The meeting involved the Masons. wthur J. • rmi'd Church of The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- president and vice president Surviving ire Ins widow, McKec 77, "I :'. >nst St., Ntw Shrewsbury and the neral Home, Oakhurst, is in of each class, Club presidents charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Evelyn M Davits Car- died yesterday in Kiverview Hose Ce in Red Hank. and student council members. ter; a son. David I'. Carter of Hospital, Red Bank. He nerved in the Army during Harry C. Cook Mr. Croddick said he was St. Petersburg, Fla.. a daugh- Born in New York City, he impressed with the students' World War II OCEAN TOWNSHIP - ter, Mrs. Cheryl C I - had lived in the Brant, N.Y., Surviving arc hit widow, responses. The second meet- line-up Harry (i Cook of 455 Red- here; a hrothei. [twin I spending ins summers here ing will involve the high Mrs Beatrice Baedcel liar* mond Ave., Oakhurst, died of Roselle lour sisters, Mrs. from IKS La IMS, at wfaii ii phy and five Kictert, Mrs. school student body he said. Gilbert Widozer, here, Mrs. Friday in Jersey Shore Me- tune he became a permanent May Loversidge of lied Bank, He said suggestions include resident here. dical Center, Neptune. Mrs. Jam» s (iumbarorto Mrs. Bladyi Macintosh and A former Lakewood and ed the use of a center during' In Ittl, Mr. ItcKea retired Mrs IIat old Servmn. both the day as a day care center LINCHOKT - IfM. Tina afler 44 years as deputy clerk Neptune resident, he had New Shrewsbury and Mrs. lived here 16 years. He re- or by senior citizens. Gambatorlo. H, el 1 im itic state Supreme Court lAitia Kalian and Mrs. Sarah Councilman Vuola said the ulla Drive "lay in in \ew York City, ... tired in 1970 after 30 years Frank, rxith Fair Haven. employment at Sofield's Esso students "don't just want a INTEREST Riverview Hospital, Red He was a World War 1 US. The Wordea Funeral Home, Station, Asbury Park. ping pong table or pool table. Bank. Navy veteran and a commu- lied Bank, is in cnaree of ar- Surviving are his widow, .. they want a program." Burn HI Italy, BBS liad lived tm-ant of Holy Cross Catholic He said they want the cen- in Jifd Bank hafore movug < Imrch. Mrs. Nellie Horner Cook; a son, L. Wayne Dolbow, here, ter to be a "total community First MerchantsTime Deposits here 11 yean ;IK<>- Surviving are his widow, Frederick A. Young and two brothers, Samuel and effort." Mrs. (iambaeoilo was a Gertrude Hayes McKce; a Mayor Salkind said the stu- $500 MINIMUM WEST KEAN8BUBO — Chester Cook of Lakewood. ciinimuiiitanl of St. Leo tliu Wthur H. McKce of dents reported that the high Frederick \. Young. M, of 61 The Ely Funeral Home, As- ( gtholic Church. Saddle Brook and a brolher, school is not viewed by stu- Bayshore Manor died Satur- bury Park, is in charge of ar- Surviving ire her husband, John A. McKce uf Sunnyiide, dents as "belonging to them." day in Hie Veterans Adminis- rangements. James (iambacorto; two Queens, NY. He quoted students as saying 650One Yea%r Maturit y Automaticall- 6.81y Rrnewiible % tration Hospital, Wilmington, BOM, Thomas J. Gambacorto The John E, Day Funeral that this is the reason for 'l)H., alter a lung illness. Joseph Saiu 21/2 Year Maturity Automatically Renewable ot Middletown and James J. lliinii', Red Bank, is in charge some vandalism occurring in (iambacorto, at home; ,a of arrangements.^ Born in Chicago, Mr. Young SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. - GROWTH PASSBOOK SAVINGS Joseph Saia, the father of (he building. daughter, Mrs. Carmcla A. had retired as a laboratory Addition.il deposits accepted worker for Boyle Midway, Benjamin and Vito Saia of Garthwait of Middletown; Mrs. Grace C. Robertson in amounts ot $10O or more. Interest two brothers, Louis Delia Inc., Cranford. He was a ma- liazlct, died Saturday in 6.00% - 6.27% CAKTERET - Mrs. Grace paid troin day of deposit to dateof liana of Silverlon and Mario chine gunner for the U.S. Southampton Hospital. He State to Build C. Robertson, 90, of 53 Marion 5.50% permitted withdrawal. Delia Barca of Long Branch; Army during World War I. was 75. St. died Friday in Bayshore Link Fence three sisters, Mrs. Louise Mr. Saia, a retired tailor, 1 Community Hospital, llolm- Mr. Young was a member Federal Regulations permit premature withdrawals on the above Time Depos- Urgo of White Stone, N.Y., of the Veterans of Foreign lived on Big Fresh Pond dcl, after a long illness. Along Rt. 18 its provided the interest r.iti- on the amount withdrawn is reduced toReRular Mrs. Mary Malonc of Holly- Wars Post 4303 and the Molly Road. Mrs. Robertson was born in wood, Fla., and Mrs. Rose Barracks World War Also surviving are his wid- TRENTON - The Depart- Passbook Savings rate and three months interest is forfeited. New York City, and was a Gettis of Newark and five I Veterans, Keansburg. ow, Mrs. Grace Failla Saia; a ment of Transportation will member of the Zion Evangeli- grandchildren. He was a member of King daughter, Mrs. Jean Ward of receive bids March 28 for WE ALSO OFFER cal Lutheran Church. safety improvements on a 6.1- The John E. Day Funeral of Kings Lutheran Church, Atlanta, Ga.; eight grand- REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS Surviving are two sons, children and one great-grand- mile section of Kt. 18 Home, Red Bank, is in charge Middletown. Interest paid day of deposit to day ot withdrawal, compounded John F. Robertson of Los An- child. Freeway in Monmouth Coun-y of arrangements. geles and Frederick W. Rob- • Surviving are his widow, and paid quarterly, as long as $25 is kept on deposit. " Mrs. Ada I. Asseng Young, The Day Funeral Home, ty- ertson of Hillsdalc; two The contract calls for the 5% Mrs. Helen V.Kravic Keyport, is in charge of ar- daughters, Mrs. Julia L. Sar- and a sister, Mrs. Thomas HAZLET - Mrs. Helen V. Smith of Florida. rangements. installation of 38,000 linear les of Rye, N.Y., and Mrs. feet of six-foot-high aluminum Kravic, 58, of 4 Mountain Maude Jacobs, with whom The Laurel Funeral Home Walter C. Green Ave., died Thursday at Bay- is in charge of arrangements. chain link fence from Rt. 38 she lived; nine grand- LONG BRANCH - Walter in Wall Township to Deal shore Community Hospital, children; 17 great-grand- Holmdel. Mrs. I{«IM A.Dunn G. Green, 63. of 312 Willow Road in Ocean Township. children, and 2 great-great- Ave. died Friday in Mon- Fencing is used along the She was born in New York FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - grandchildren. mouth Medical Center. freeway system to protect pe- City and lived in Manhattan Mrs. Rose A. Dunn, 92, of 218 • The Laurel Funeral Home, destrians who might attempt before coming here three \V. Main St., died Thursday in Born here, Mr. Green was a West Keansburg, is in charge to cross the roadway, and to years ago. Freehold Area Hospital. lifelong city resident. He was of arrangements. a member of Simpson Me- prevent animals from wan- Surviving are her husband, Born in Ireland, she lived in morial Methodist Church, dering onto the roadway. John Kravic Sr.; her father, John B. Konish Cranbury and Highlstown be-. here. The project, which is ex- Th( ias Monioudis of West fore moving here three years UNION BEACH - John B. pected to be completed by the Oranuc; a son, John Kravic ago. Surviving is a step-brother, 20 CONVENIENT COMMUNITY OFFICES Konish, 68, of 502 Washington end of August, will be fi- Jr. of Belleville; two daugh- Mrs. Dunn was a house- Leon Green Jr., here. Ave. died Friday in Bayshorc nanced 70 per cent by the fed- Main Office: 60 Neptune Blvd. N-ptune. N.|. ters, Mrs. Carole Bock of keeper for St. Anthony's Rec- The Hoffman Funeral Community Hospital, Holm- eral government and 30 per Member FcdeMi RcvcrvpSyMrnvfcilrr.il IV|u'-ii ImuMTKvCiwp Camp Le.Ieune, N.C., and tory, Hightstown, before retir- Home, hero, is in charge of del. arrangements. cent by the state. Mrs. Patricia Schaeffer, with Mr. Konish lived here 40 ing. whom she resided; two broth- years. He retired three years She was the widow of John ers, Peter Manus of Pack* ago as a chemical operator A. Dunn. anaek Lake and August for the Hercules Powder Co., Surviving arc a son, Wil- Manus, here and six grand- Parlin. liam G. Dunn of Mount Holly; children. He was a communicant of a daughter, Mrs. W. Lindsay The Day Funeral Home, Holy Family Catholic Church. Le Moine, with whom she Kcyport, is in charge of ar- Surviving are a son, Step- lived, anil a brother, Martin j-angemertt* —> hen J. Konish of Oakvillr, Fitzgerald of Lskewnod. Conn.; a daughter, Mrs. Cath- The Higgiris Memorial Mr*. Ella E.Cody erine Riker of Hazlel; .1 Home, Freehold, is in charge MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. brother living in Poland, and of arrangements. Ella E. Coily, K4, of 43 Farm five grandchildren. Mrs. Lester Rogers Road died Friday in the Ivy The Day Funeral lliimi', Nursing Home. Keyport, is in charge of ar- SKA BRIGHT - Mrs. Edna She was a member of the rangements. Rogers, 71, of 34 Beach St. died Saturday in Riverview Massachusetts Catholic Mrs. Lillian W. Ro»ehen Daughters of Foresters, Bos- Hospital. Red Bank. dainty "Flore" - ton, Mass., and a commu- FRKKHOLD - Mrs.'Lilian • Born in Little Silver, she nicant of St. James Catholic Wilkinson Boschen, SI,.of 6 had been a lifelong shore area sleepwear by Church. Red Bank. Berkeley Place dud Friday in resident. Mrs. Cody was the widow of Freehold Area Hospital, Free- Mrs. Rogers was a member GOSSARl>ARfEMIS Thomas Cody. hold Township. of the Order of Eastern Star, now in sizes Surviving are a daughter, She had been a resident Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. James P. Walton, here, hen for the past 51) years. Surviving arc her husband, up to 44! and seven grandchildren. Mrs. Boschen was the wid- Lester Rogers; three sons, The William S. Anderson ow ol William B. Boschen, Lester, and Robert Rogers, Funeral Home, Red Bank, is who died in 1968. here, and Thomas Rogers of in charge of arrangements. Surviving are two daugh- Middletown; a daughter, Mrs. A Schiffli embroidered bib ters, Mrs. Martha B. Porter Edna Layton of Long Branch outlined with sheer nylon lace Mrs. Nellie Sullivan of Sharon, Conn., and Mrs. Li- and seven grandchildren. decorates each of these MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. lian B. Tidball of West Palm The Woolley Funeral Home, feminine styles. All beautifully Nellie Sullivan, 72, of 3 Strut- Beach, Fla. Long Branch, is in charge of carried out in fabulous carefree The Freeman Funeral arrangements. ton Place died Friday in Kiv- Antron III nylon tricot in soft crview Hospital, Red Bank. Home is in charge of arrange- Born in Ireland, Mrs. Sulli- ments. Mrs. William C. turquoise or pink. Left to right: van was the widow of Thomas Mrs. Ethel M. Kncbbc 'IVmpleton Sr. • shift gown, small, med., large, Sullivan. 10.00 38/40,42/44,11.00 Surviving are two FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - CLIFFWOOD BEACH - • sleep coat; small, med., large, Mrs. Ethel M. Knehbc, Ki, of James and Thomas Sullivan, Mrs. Edna I). Tompleton, 5ti, 13.00 38/40, 42/44 14.00 both of New York City; .i nig Lane died Friday in of 256 Hainan Blvd. died yes- daughter, Mrs. Catherine Freehold \ri'a Hospital. terday at home. • pajama; small, med., large Mullen, with whom Mrs. Sulli- she was bom in Corona, Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. 14.00 38/40,42/4415.00 van lived, and seven grand- NY., and formerly resided m Templeton lived in Jersey • long gown; small, med., large children. East Elmhurst, N.Y., before City before moving to this 12.00 The John F. Pfle^rr Funer- moving here 11 y. area '25 years ago. • scuffs; small, med., large 4.50 al Home, New Mmimoulh, is Km MM wa • the svidow Surviving are her husband, in charge of arrangement!. of William C. Knebbu wlio William ('. Templeton Sr ; a died ID IM daughter, Mr. Janet O'Brien 202. Death" Notice* Surviving are a son, Wil« !1 Wll- r*ito, o( 1 tncfii", H I , ii,nn 11 Kntbbe, and a daugh* linn c if111picion Jr . al /teinbod/j OH Morrh 1/. 191* of rhnmtn 1 . im 1 in. Ml .1 Knabbo, home; a brother, i Ihwoll if 1 1 phone/shop store in your • iiiiih ,11 hom nold. ol Kearny, and \\\ • 1 dialing area Local Funeral an i- hlldrtn asbury park 774-4747 idar ihi- dlrw lion ol lha The John w Mehlonbei i. brick town 892-4747 ( 1 IT 111,1 ri I 11 in 1 11 II1111H', ii Hume Hazlrt, i. in ehzabeth 351-4747 M . nld •>-iii. plainflald 757-4747 1 brick town 892-4/47 ( l.iudr I. Id-pun I rank U. (.litre red bank 946-474/ MIDDLKTOW I it til i to Heron dli 'i I Ihe \r- '.,:,' 11 nold w.iih i ii'in. life in 1 hi 1

Mbvry pi* • r»Hh»f* ia< VM«tly. w.rf . frl • UrirMnwn m'l HMaily M> ' rMHW-» 10• mtflrtiBH" I*, Child Prodigy Is Towering Soloist With State Orchestra B> BOB 6KAMI I |

•lay in 'i the usual finale, p'-l I'M Illolii i Win ,. lew • *>»> pr«MO(ed th* 1'n- tf« rtcmmMtru' 1'i.s first attack. In his t of morf cnmptfijt HB CEMHK cym- urn Mi I Act 3. lh< |ue of ttu bals, tinkling triangle and nzas the bnltaaace of his why he was made to pi the Apprenti' .tra's fine string And uf course iho perform- vastly rolling drums accurate, cleanly .struck fin- more for an encore - a short, »ne hour each day on the gering sparkled bright over lively elude full of dissonance family Slnnwdv by an ada- •i volume of atringi and which ended with a un 40 minding his audience dell- 1 •>. with a Erin „ I In diminuiivc young art- I the puaof< self-conscious »aw ef the ist. sealed lull civet behind iall> a penus.siiMi in- hand. Ken Nodi the keyboard M a hup sliument little buy again ,, youi icked In the (risp, Mature Tone Color who had captured not only Vw Jersey Stale Orel fombint'd with crisp tech- the admiration but the and Id conductor Murray nique was a depth of UN of his audience Glass, demonstrated wttk rf. »r many more mature pia- Though he began Ins musi- • the virtuosity ev- nists ytah they could achieve. cal cai I<|| fr< 1111 in \nd fron the young artist's young Km is already ail Uw often Kam listed and racial expressions and Hie complishcd performer and is i«lu< 1 ant son movemMti of his head and becoming an important i onv Coaxing a showei ui ulvery bod) ai/lhc nttuc flawed poser He will continue la be direction74 note* from his keyboard, In.in befoath his deft fingers, heard from for many \i wiung Ken appeared a soloist MM could see his virtuosity Annual Fund Kaiser in iho orchestra's rendition of j was mi) conscious, lie WU yesterday's concert, the Mourt'i Concerto in (' Minor. lost in the pianoforte s aoDp New Jertey Stale Orchestra's annual fund raising perform' ance, opened with von We tiers stirrinj; "Jubel Over- tuie." featuring repeated n changes between a powerful and sweetly singing string section and the crooning w;ul of answering uuiidumdv His- mg lo brighter md brightei bursts of excitement, the overture ended with the Mir- ring drive of the tune that has sweater up in become Britain's nalional an- ' them, "God Save the Queen." a linen look knit The orchestra followed with the three movements of Tesar by SALLY GEE Kranek's "Symphony in D Mi- • nor " The symphony showed New sophisticate beautifully done off to good advantage the or- up in a linen look Acrylic Wintuk chestra's excellent string sec- tion in the fust movement, knit cardigan deeply Vd and consisting of the Lento and generously cuffed at the short the somewhat fasler Allegro sleeve. Completely machine non Iroppo. The middle move- men t — the Allegretto, washable. Yours for spring and opened well with a motif long after in new oatmeal, ivory, slated by the harpist and ech- red or navy. Misses' sizes small, oed by plucked strings, hut medium or large. Neckwear 17.00 became a little thin with a. rough passage or two by the woodwinds and French horns The third movement, al- legro non Iroppo. puked up the action and form once again, leading to a rousing fi- phone the store in your dialing area nale marked bj Hie vehement bark of a tuba • asbury park 774-4747 i hild Returns • red bank 946-4747 The Mozart Concerto, with • brick town 892-4747 Rtqifttr Vot! Photo Ken Noda as guest artist fol- • manalapan 446-4747 FIRM CONTROL — Murray Glass, conductor of lowed the intermission, and New Jersey State Orchestra, draws a fine phrase the program ended with a from his musicians during yesterday's annual fund- joyful, robust performance of raising concert in Red Bank's Carlton Theater. .selections from "Die Meis- asbury park t ted bank 10-5 30 daily, wed.. fti to 9 pm • brick town 10-930 daily, sat. to 5:30. sun. noon-5 30 • manalapan 10-9 30 d«ly Program featured virtuoso-performance by guest ortist Ken Noda, 11 -year-old piano prodigy and composer.

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/tcinboctri • Maiia and Phony Securities 1 K«t lull K<. Bv J \* K lliiiilHMIilUliMIIMilllHiliilHimilHiMimiHI :n». lar more sophii- fig- W \S|||M.TO\ •ntir AKTIU'KZ KAMIN no President and Kditor I less n nunterfeil , SUM < ash lo a failing company. ran Banker turn i (iver the Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor securities are awash on the•UMUUIUIIimillllUUIMMMIHUIIIMIIMMIHtlH MHVIPII' Hirough a I linancial w do/.en intermediaries, each difficulty »( ducking out unty put up fur colla- ( Monday. Man* m. MN know i.nw much it nl one a liltlr Clean slightly impelled securities The : #aa| docs Icnil In sec whi-lhci il r HIMHIIIIIHIlHllllllUlllllilllilllllUlllllliilllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIII Illll 111111 III 11111II HIM ••Ill III11 l>>ll< l< II l •••! Ill 011 Ihen I'Ved. no! resell the certifii .ii'-s for \M> circulating Ihe as happened in l.os A) itucll would lie llskv lions Committee as a The pi diLjtv of a slock sometimes l»nks like the New spurious securities M a mas- al Ihe .Klines I'.jnknoli Instead ii simply puts the lock dealer Our check ale In finance heroin certificates in its safe There, of federal aarcdici files Sink city phone directory," he said He defended Ameri- |IUI(II.H.MS, prostitution. II may lie the .islomshing Ihe unwitting tccwnting firm shows he is also a bigtimc he ca* banks againsl ch.i Miiaiums bookmakiag, bn- disapp |U million verifies the existence of Ihe loin dealer other govern Ihcv knowingly lake stolen lurv. BNiuggUflg, loan shark- oi more m govcrninenl bear securities and duly approves ment records show ho has a bonds, saving If we wcie ing ,n Ifeteering er bonds fiom a ('base Man- Ihc ( omp.niv - bunks 1.roid for hank lobbcry. loan The bogus stocks, bonds, hattan vaull It mav be $S4 Thus ihe spurious certifi- sharking and extortion activi- accessible tn organized crime, currency, warranU mid Irat million in assorted securities, cates mi' listed i ties then the criminals wouldn't cli is checks are alsii used by vv IIH h \ anishcd in I ransit reputable accountants, eaabl —Jimmy "Jimmy Legs" have lo ized crime i« build ur li'iin ,i pinning plant Or it ing Ihe firm to burrow money Kpiscopia and Knberl I'd posr oi the plwnv paper " rennv die villas along Ita may be the proceed a ol I from a li.ink If Ihe company rcile of New York (not to be The dangers in tfannportiAg la del Sol in Sp.uti tun palaces bank sin k up manage* ROl lo l.ul. no one is mistaken for innocent citizens huge quantities nl bunds. Ihe MII I luridas Hold Coati mi Krauduleiit slock issues Ihe wiser If it docs fail. Ihe with similar names) are both ' personnel and paper o ho»lelries in Las m.iv also be counterfeited in hanks are usually protected shown in federal records II turnover in brokerage linos, ihe world's counterfeiting bv insurance, so Ihe) have HO stolen securities men We and the genius of Itlodeffl Hie alarming new element (enters. New York and compelling reason lo Inquire found them also listed in in- countci fciters make Ihornugh in this mriin of fraudulent pa- nearby New .hisey. by artists into Ihe tnlegril) of ihc paper kestimative files as drug hus- cnioKcment impossible Even per, aside [mm the increased whose work only microscopes that has shored up Hie I ail ing tler* the FBI. though il has done volume, is Ilia! banks around (.in detect as lake company. —Geerge • iiiah Blab" some brilliant investigating, (annul fully cope wilh Ihe in- the world are being used Inside Man The profits for the Cosa Smurra, anolher bigtiRU genuity of ihe mobster* and mare and more to generate All ihcse securities — in Nostra and its allies on such a hood, and Vincent RiZZO, arc their munificently paid ac- Milid cash frnm bad tecu< single certificates, stacks and deal may run up iii sdo pei iwn more Mafia men tied HI countants and lawyers lilies. ev en bales — at e sold at cent What Ihej buy for a official records to stock "The Swiss air up lo their great discounts below their dune on Hie dollar, they can thefts Both show up in feder- Besides the financial im- nocks in It," one frustrated face value The "inside" sell troin IS lo so cents, de- al narcotics files as traffi- pact ihe new racket gives the Federal investigator told us. man, who tips ihe locations of pending on how "hot" Ihe pa ckers Smurra, in addition, is Maim, ihepe is a second un- Dubious bank deals have altt the vaull or the exact lime of per is aiMl olher fai tors identified in the famous "Va- publicized tin»-iil from the been found in Belgium. Hol- the securities shipment, and Sometimes, the Mafia simply lachi" hearings 10 years apt stulen paper II is slowlv land, Hunt; Kong, l.eli.inun, his free-lance confederate I,ikes over Ihe .uling firm in as a lieutenant of the late eluding the worlds financial Luxembourg, Panama, Swe- who pulls off the heist, may exchange lor "saving" it, i rimelord Vito Genovese sv stems den, Thailand and Wesl Ger- get only 10 cents on the dollar then milks it and bankrupts —Joseph Camperlengo, a Phony government cur- many. from the Mafia. it Or else the racketeers de- nightclub operator in Kloiid.i. rency helps to inflate Ihc The vast influx of shady But the Mafia racketeers mand -a major interest in it, is also identified as a stolen prices of all goods, bad stocks dilute corporations, HIHIItlMlltillimilllllllltHIHtlllllllllltll Mafia money has had a direct make a killing, sometimes ensuring steady income with- slock entrepreneur Narcotics ailed on us all. warn Ihe fed- quite literally. out i foot-pound of work ex- agents told us he is listed as a thus Injuring I he stock- eral sleuths. It is used In ex- A few years ago,^liey pended dope figure. holders, bad hnnils make Our Relations Wilh Egypi pand the dope racket, which might simply use a Rn-bc- The public has tended to Flushed uilh huge nrw sound private and govern- produces more addicts, who tween and place the slock in think, when it thinks of il at sums, mobsters have been ment fiscal planning a Inl- Resumption of U.S.-Egyptian of the oil situation and increased commit more robberies to a border line bank lor colla- all. that stealing securities Is able to got perilously clnse to and miss mailer diplomatic relations, after a lapse stability in the Middle Kast. What, pay for their habits 1 ci;il on a loan Or they could a white-collar crime But we the high and the mighty At .Most -promising; are elec- of seven years, may prove to be of however, would Egyptian Presi- The fresh funds also finance peddle it through a (looked have been able In trace some Sen Jackson's heatings last tronic verification systems mutual benefit or it may not —dent Anwar Sadat want in return? more underworld takeovers of broker, or sell it lo an unwitt- major securities hustlers di- year. Elliot Roosevelt, ex for all securities This, how- only time will tell. It would be well The possibilities are several — a legitimate businesses; more ing investor. rectly into narcotic traffick- mayor of Miami Beach and ever, is years away And even corruption, extortion and por- ing and other vinous crimes. then, millions and perhaps to remember, though, that in the new infusion of American capital; Stolen Securities were cash son of Ihe late I'rpsident, was nography;: more bribed offi- rd, fnr example, by President Major Knurrs accused of stolen slock hustl- billions in "funny money" will hard world of international nego- enhanced political stature In the cials and gang wars. Nixon's banker friend. Hebe —Sebastian 'Busier" Aim, ing. While he admitted deal- remain in vaulls as security, tiations, one docs not normally shitting sands of Arab relations; We have'traced the tortuous Kcbozo, although Rebozo a 'major South Klorida mob- ing!! with numerous stolen collateral and assets fidu- give away something without ex- greater influence in forcing an Is- trail of sonic stolen slocks to vehemently denied he knew ster, has been identified by slock hoods, Hoospvell denied ciary lime bombs in every de- \eloped country of the world pecting something in return. raeli pullback from the occupied Mafia drug peddlers The loot the securities were slolen. Sen Henry Jackson's In- any wrongdoing or even lands, and a more stable atmos- Granting the u nden ia bU1 phere for Egypt's nun domestic achievements by Secretary 67 programs and Foreign pursuits. State Kissinger, it is still fair to There are undoubtedly other Old Age Is An Angry Time wonder just what concessions have forces at work, but these pot.entiaj iiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiilliiiii iMiimiiiuiM been"granted by the U.S. in order Bv JIM BISHOP lace "I wish." my mother don't have enough woik lor ends suggest that the resumption said on her ;">lllh anniversary, to facilitate this step. This question our voting of relations is due to practical rea- Within me there is a deep ••that you were all little again Old age also bungs unwant- is particularly appropriate when t sons other than the "magic" of interest in old people, because i HI; and had to do as I tell you ed thoughts about dejilh It's events leading up to the rupture I a/fi propping to ho one. I An elderly lady is. let us Secretary Kissinger, formidable 3 lillle closer now, and it does are remembered — withdrawal of \\/\ be an old gaffer or I will bear In mind, a wife, a moth- not help In learn, from week though his diplomatic skills un- REPORTER aid for the Aswan hi«h dam by It. dead, and 1(1 rather be an er, a housekeeper, a sister to week, "(luess who died questionably are. fliV^Hcr. I IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . • . . yesterday? You'd never be- Secretary of Stale Dulles in lHFifi, and, -ting ago, a dutiful Diplomatic give-and-take is es- In spite of travel, we have tinue lo the opposite curb to daughter. Most, of the physi- lieve il Never had a sick day the subsequent nationalization of spent considerable time In turn and glare," "Go ahead. sential, of course, in conducting re- cal love has dissipated with in his life • " the Sue/ (anal by President Nas- Florida—and this slate, as Kill me " lations with foreign governments. the onset nl Medicare She My father, at s">. said he ser the next year, and the final you know, is Ihc burial, Age, which (ouches man- sils. She studies her fingers. fell no triumph. "What good In the case of recognition of ground of the rhinestonc etc kind at varying calendar break over the six-day Arabi-Is- She sews a little. Reads a Part ol his enjoyment may bo is if I have outlived your phanls. They buy con-years, demands more of ev- Egypt, it may be premature at this little Watches Ihe afternoon in attending town council mother and all our friends raeli war of l!)n"7. dominiums and glare bale- ery! lung and receives less. stage to raise the question of un- a soap operas Wonders wheth- meetings and harassing the Who is left? Me And when I fullv al Ihe sunshine and Example tmy father): " \ra Pragmatically, Washington can known U.S. concessions. That pus- er to unfreeze three lamb niavor His shouting incflhrr- talk, who kii'iw- wlidl I m •-nil vine \nu \Mint me to live 1 —pmjwfrtttt-: chops or four cncic. makes him feel that he talking about. You' Your hope for at least two major plusses sibilily, however, certainly cannot uiili you? Every morning I've* The retirees nl Florida do The man is in limbo. Now has fixed them," but it kids'" from the accord — improvement be discounted. nol differ from those else- been getting five prunes. Now ln.it he uiii ••It" p as late as lie wrecks his blood pressure. In be old and busy making -•wherc; •e'xrept th;it in the Sim- its down tn four." pleases, he cant sleep. Once I'.ach morning, between a buck is good. To bfl old and shine Male you have an ex- old gentlemen and old he had a |ob, a business, a ca- awakening and the second rich and out (if work is bad cellent chance of passing on ladies feel no morale boost Timely Change by Congress reer Nim he thinks that if he cup of coffee, they must re- Man was born to produce as with a tan when they study Ihe face in couragement to pump all the do- cleans Ihe ashtrays, the walk- hammer their (ramps togeth- woman was born lo repro- Any prospect of ^eltin^ inure A chronically diminished the mirror every morning. ing will help ins arthritis er to withstand the rigors of duce II is when these func- H*rude "il and the products derived mestic crude oil possible and nego- blood supplv to the brain rat- The old man musl shave his, He find! thai he has be- another day II isn t (un to tions are foreclosed that the tiate competitively for whatever tles judgment, Induces nega- slating at the poached eyes from it to market has been en- come intemperate lie "blows ajjypne who can recall youth bitterness of age begins tive opinions and excuses bad and Ihe gelatinous chins The hanced immeasurably by the Sen-Foreign oil can l>e purchased. Kar- up" over inconsequential mat- as though it was lasl week. The anger of age appears lo manners ni>iinc w ill not vv.ilk ,u loss ,i Living wilh that vision isn't i,,,,,,,. | „„.,,„ ,,| counting Congress, defying Mr. Nixon's much more attractive. n scores ol millions of old portanl event oi.iv lie a Social Slrei'l unli"-s the light is red rasji Knowing that the chil- thedirtj parts." curlier warnings, passed a bill that There is no quick remedy For people whose experience and Security chci k in the mail Then, in spite ol squealing drcn are grown and busy with , Usually, he votes against carried much popular appeal be- correcting the ml industry's nation- rubber and hoins. lliev con- w isdom is nol put to use. box Kill no cno ever signed iheir own lanules is no so- niln(,r tnan for a candidate cause of public outcries over high- al and multinational operations., They are wasted because we one "With Invc er1 prices and developing gasoline least of all a political solution of shortages. It also was clear that this sort. the oil industry would not bestir it- Ultimately, new energy Paralysis of Watergate self to greater effort in behalf of sources and renewed antitrust .ic- consumers if faced with an arti- tions through the courts — di- B) mirs i MM-vi mi K "' MI i in iiiiiiiiiiiiii nlng to only Ml pages, but it prcclirlcd :t biMiihshell th.it ficial price rollback to 13.25 a bar- rected at dissolving or at least (ouches upon pvery majoi might blast ihe President nut (;I:I:I:N\ II.I.K. s.C. - A arM f ur | 11 1 ;i of office ' rel when crude oil on the world modifying the giant oil companies' wandering newspaperman, CONSKKYATIYK " " " ' " ""' One chapter in The Itudgot market was brinKiiiK around $11). international cartel agreements flving the oilier day out ol The President's budget (or in Brief is devoted lo Nixon's The w ay in drive gasoline that long have tended to control Charlotte, N C . scrounged VIKW ti-.i til I97S went lo i ongte •• 'New Kedri.ili 111 The Pres- prices down (or at least prevent supply and prices worldwide — through Ins saddlebags lor late in January it vanished ident's ret ommendattona go something lo read, and cam* "t i 01 i n II MM overnlghl in snow flurries of In the liindaioelitals ol mil them riding the crest of scarcity la hold out the besl hope for a day 1 Up With The I niled Slates pireplacee chartsd b, yan —d wha instantlt else'y wa —s «hen fuels will be plentiful and ( mi illation,il %) lent The the scary heights of $1 a gallon) Is Cudgel III Brief" The news- myself, when Will we gel outWatergate No one has lathed Budget deals with agricul- to increase production through en- competition sets iiinr prices, man landed al Grecnv Ille, 30 of Ihe swamps of Watergate' much about the budget since ture housing 1 iiionioniiv de- minutes later, in a mood Ol When "ill we gel hack lo Hie then. velopment em iioniiicnl,il po high ground ol other matters? K11,1'ATRICK .him depression I he Budget in Brief is a This is uli.il we ought to In- 111 . .mil vM'ltah Spring Fever Arrives Early In Heaven • ii.iine, I asked compact little document talking about vean, or double Ihe level of polled the semipnv «cy of our the Imitators running In the buff out layi of 1304 i billion uli.it John Iii.in -.,u(l lo Ihc against anticipated receipt! tandy beachef, some sons and were mote or less heeding spring fie Idenl, on March II We iiughl in he talk of t'jo.'i billion 1 in-, main •mil linw does Ihe I'M Idenl I daughters enjoyed moonilghl like weather in the balmier clime, Ulg about tin un H-,c . Ue othei iicfnit of ,11 ii-.i • PI nnd 1 i'i iion ol that c PI .iii- talking about impeat ii "streaking" climaxed bj chillinc I h8t \ lew h.i , l.rrn . .IMCI ri| I,, billion 11 onii- ni id.- i'n .1 ..ii conflict wilh tic in 1 able 1 I li 11

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Hazlft Middle- Red Little Lori* Elberon town Rank Silver Branch ru FRI.. except Holidays b«k>w) 1:45 1:50 1:57 2:01 2:09 7 no 7:3ri 747 10:3(1 10:14 1:33 1:12 1:19 1:23 1:29 3:32 3:38 3:51 3:57 4:01 •2:33 2:22 3:46 Car pool with your friends and <1nv« out 10 Ihe greening court- 3:45 3:32 4:00 4:50 5:02 5:08 5:12 Iryjide Shop ihe Delicious OrchardaGreengiocer lor easelot sav- 4:57 ings on cho>« fruits and vegetables Take home a toal of Delicious 4:38 5:18 525 5:38 5:44 5:48 A4:06 4:12 5:34 home style bread, a p« a cake or some cookies select a cut of 4.34 4:25 4:51 5:53 6:00 6:04 tme cheese enioy a cup of Iresh pressed cider browse 5:48 through the store tor a Big selection of gourmet loods It's Spring1 5:04 5:55 6:12 6:16 4:47 4:37 6:02 Time to shake the winter doldrums 5:18 6:10 6:22 628 6:32 44:47 4:49 6:02 6:17 A 5:09 5:04 5:30 6:17 629 6:36 6:40 6:24 REGULAR $1.70 5:32 6:25 6:31 6:43 6:50 6:55 5:16 5:07 6:39 5:52 6:37 6:43 6:53 7:00 7:04 45:31 5:22 6:49 5:49 5:37 6:05 6:54 7:00 7:12 7:18 7:22 7:07 Coconut A6:54 6:42 7:13 7:54 8:00 8:11 8:17 8:21 8:07 8:10 9:04 9:09 9:21 9:27 9:31 7:55 7:42 9:16 10:10 9:57 10:25 11:19 11:25 11:36 11:42 11:46 Custard 11:31 Pie 1.53 SATURDAYS,* Washington* Birthday * Good Friday Now baking such all I'me favorites, as slraw 12:19 12:27 12:54 1:45 1:50 1:57 2:01 2:06 2:09 berry rhubarb, apple p>e. ale • 8:00 X:2H 9:40 9:50 9:f>4

FROM THE CHEESE BOARD We run when the Wisconsin Cheddar 1 75 trains run. Fraa chachlnq... Ona Statement banking On March 23 the Shrewsbury State Bank will open on Saving you money and time is another way Exc»K«nt lor Lanten dir.he<; Macaroni and At the Shrewsbury State Bank you get tree checking No ChMM. CaswrolM. Bskod 0WMI A 'ea«y schedule monthly service charge, and no minimum balance re- robust Cheddar A commuter schedule quired. In addition, you'll get one easy-lo-read monthly Is that any way to run a bank7 statement You'll be able to see at a glance what your bal- When you're the only locally organized, locally run bank it ances are in every account is. Prompt daclalona... Hlghaat Intarett rataa We're neighbors And we want to be good neighbors. As the season advances, we are receiving excellent quality salad Meeting your needs quickly also makes good neighbors greens, rhubarb, asparagus and other spring produce. The citrus fruit Because good neighbors make good bankers. Making our hours convenient tor you is one way to be good bankers is now at the peak of perfection ... split a case with a friend and save! im.ial decision and, it's made locally and laV iQooTi neighbors And that's good banking ">re wailing tor the "answer to come Irom iomi otnajrolty Clip our schedule to your schedule. Yet, the Shrewsbury Stale Bank will still pay you the high- They run together. est interest rates allowed by law Up to 7% depending on the type ol savings plan you choose 'ime to 485 Broad Stret. corner o) White SHREWSBURY STATE BANK BANKING HOURS Road and open your accout at the Shi Stall Bank 465 Broad Strati rp4 Orlva-ln Windows: fi A M >us 1(1 AM Shrewsbury ROUTE 34, COLTS NECK.NJ. Just South of Routt 537 Lobby NEW Oally. Including Sunday « * M toaPM. State Bank •TOM Open Friday Night till* HOUM Good ntlghboi* m«*» good b»nk»rt k —- ...... Teens Discover Shopping A March Matter of Dollars and Sense B> |MM( I KM V

HII LSB0H01 (ill (M'I - • >liv a re- I'dtty Weingarl and Kdward tine K la) ini tfl< ception in old orchard Inn, Mrs Uillon Savage IT Samuel, realize that pin e Li- nl Miss .loan M \t Katontuwn (The former .loan Arnone) comparison and taste testing :«irs James mine and I'littun H v can shave moMjf I Parents ol the couple HIP (The former Joan Held) Jr i he Ui'v lames Br»dy si bills MI and Mrs Krank ( Ar The four Somerset Cwfliy mint*. 7'.' Burden SI . Slneus- en aaVC learned that liury. and Mr. and Mrs Sav Fitzgerald-Held shopping is a mailer of dol- l . Si on'lull Road, Ka lars and sense from their RED BANK - I hr Marriage of Miss J«aa Mane Held lo tiintnun first hand experience in su Praam KitzgeraM .ir . was solemnized here Saturday Mrs Douglas SlCI was m.i permarket aisles As - in SI .lames ( iillinlh ( htin h The KeV Frank Dorm, a friend Iron nf honor and Michael Si I - hers of New Jersey s Voung o( UM tndfgmtri'f [amity, celebrated Um Nupiial M.i MT was ln'st man Consume! s in Action (Y( 1 \) reception wu il the MnniiKiuih Boal Club here Tin' limit' was graduated Task Force. I lies arc inter I he parents of ihr ciiuple aiv Mr and Mrs Clayton J HeW from Kod Hank Catholic High in sharing their cv .'I Fuld \w . tUddtelown, ami Mr and Mrs Fitzgerald si . School and Stuart School oi penences. of National Park « Business Administration, As "We're oul to extend con Miss Una HfU nl San I'rancisc o. Calif Alt hi bury I'ark. Mr Savage is a Mimer awareness." explained maul of honor lira Richard lickford, Long Branch, ika at- graduate al Wicomico limn VC1 \ advisor Mary Lynn leaded the bride si huni and is employed »y S KracaroU, a business educa,

Patrick Kitzgerald, brother of Ihe bridegroom, WHS best A S i aipcl Ner\ ice. Ho litin leather al llill.sbiiniuuh mim. Hiid Hie bridrt brotiwrii (irrenry and Riitieit hWd served in the An Pon i High School. "Thais ceally were tuton the basis of the whole pro Mr. and Mrs Savage will Mrs Hubert Agar The bndf «as graduated from Red Bank Catholic High gram " reside in Oakhursl (The former Jeanne Redd" i School ami Georgian "Court College, Lakewood, and did post 25 Participating graduate work .it LaSalle College, Philadelphia, she is • Her task force includes the teacheral the hnulh'tioil School, Kan Haven. Hirer students from this town Agar-Reddy ship's high school and Miss Mr Kit/Gerald is an alumnus of Gloucester College and is WeingHil from nearby Mom mail u ul.il inu ,il Kul^is OniVOfttU) School of PhaiimC) Mr HOLMPEL - In St Ben- bnrir of llubrrl Agar, son 61 |onwry "Township, They are served four years in the is Air Force as crew chief of thp edicts Catholic Church here Mrs Evelyn Agar, 4- Maple among 20 to '25 students lak B-57 Kifjhth Bombardment Squadron out of Johnson Air Force March- 9, Miss .leanne Karen Avc, Kcancburg. ing part in the federally fun- Base, Japan, and received several commendation nirdaK Roddy, daughter ol Mr. ami The Rev William Anderson ded |iio|cci administered by Mr and Mm Kit/Gerald will make their home in Eaton Mrs Jack r. Reddy, 14 Ore- officiated al the afternoon the Slate Department of Edu- town gon \ve , Hadet, became the ceremony. There was a re- cation ception in Ihe Koinan Inn, llazlet VCI A members are se- The bride was attended by lected from interested stu Mrs (Irate Senopola, matron dents in vocational youth or- ganizations, such as Future ir Wlrtpftotl of honor. Mrs. Donna Gos- STUDENT SHOPPERS - Patty Weingart, 16, Montgomery High School, Engagements cinski, Miss Susan Agar and Business Leaders ami Future Homemaken groups. They left, Edward Samuel, 15, Hillsborough High School, and Cheri Dobak, 18, Miss Dorothy Reddy, Dentse also of Hillsborough, comparison shop in a local supermarket. They are Reddy was flower girl. were trained at a weekend workshop last rail, where members of Young Consumers In Action, a project of the N J. Depar.tmefvt William Agar was best man speakers represented various of Education. and Ihe ushers were Richard business groups and govern- Agar, Joseph Agar and .lack sophomore Bui lie knnws it linnal Kducatiou Amendment awateness to a little mors ment agencies Reddy can sa\e monev nl 1968 Ihe funds ' over Ihe depth in coiisu Mrs. Agar was graduated The YC1A Students also Miss Dobak. a scnioi «1)0 is cost of workshop training .(ml lion," she said from Hantan High School and learned the techniques ol state president nl the Kuture materials purchased for van is a nursing student al Brook- comparison shopping before Business Le.iders of AIIU'IH a. nils I im ii, dale Community College, l.in- returning home to decide 5n Hunks shu|i|iri . should know III addition lo afflUMttg I on croft She is employed by their independent projects for thai l.ihcls ||,t nimiiliciiK iinici .i«,iirni-:,s. I hi- pin ,i nnulei n M Bradlees, llazlet the year With Ihe Inullesl pi'iri'iil;ii;is gratri W anucil at developing ol l.ntli The bridegroom is a gradu- Hillsborough members sm first leadershi \> a mong \ ou n s ate of Kean.sburg High School veyed the prices of two do/en Sometimes ihere is more jioople and promoting yoca Sterling and served in the Army UP IS "name" brand and stoic water than anything else linnal youth organijtations employed by Pathntark. brand products in six area su- Silver she said II a product is less locus nn Senior ( ili/ens Miss Van Buskirk Miss Johnson Miss (iraham Wnodbndgp permarkets. Several of the expensive, that mav be [he \ Jersey Cit) task force did Cross Pendant food items were selected for reason Vou have tn find n i',mil nil unsafe toys anil taste testing at a program for what s besl for you and your by Kirk, Lohr-Van Buskirk presented a program (or par Plitnik-Johnson a Princeton business and pro- family ents \n Kasl Orange Rroup America's RKD BANK - Mr anil sity of Denver, and is » senior fessional women's group. The student!) ill e liitil i '• 'I I-KONARDO - Mr and graduates of MirirllPtnwn distributed consumer pdui a oldest silversmiths Mrs E. .lames Van Buskirk, al Northeastern I'niversiiy, It drew "rave reviews," in moving inio the "nutrition Mrs. .lohn I.. Johnson. '!••> Township High School -Miss lion posiei •• while .i Patet m 28 Riverside Ave . announce Boston. Her father is senior said Miss Krataroh end ' of ciinsunici isin said Hoop Ave , announce the en- Johnson is attending Brook-; unit loiused its efforts nn se Ihe engagement of their \ ice president of C. Brewer gagement of their daughter. "In two out of four cases, Miss Fracaroh who is in hei dale Community College, l.m- nini i itizens daughter. Miss Darby Van and Company, Ltd. of Hono- Miss Joanne E. Johnson, to thry preferred the store sei ond yeat as a ^' I \ ad^ i crofl, and is employed al Par- I he leii senior citizens Buskirk, to A Craig l.nhr, son lulu. Hawaii .lohn A. 1*1 itntk. son of Mr brand," she added SOI had a problem getting out tn of Mr and Mrs Arthur C and Mrs. Anthony .1 Plitmk, tv Bakery, Middlctimn Mr Takes Time The program hr.:.!!! in New Mr I.ohr attended Marine market S« Ihej t-ook in? I.ohr of West Dennis. Mass It Brevent Ave here The Plitnik attended Frost burg Comparison shopping takes Jersey in Ifi7l with money Military Academy. Harlingen, iiiods to iiii'in -o ihev could couple plan to be married in I Mil i Slate College and is lime, admits Miss Villenus, a provided i>\ the federal Vot .i Miss Van Buskirk was grail Ic\.is and is a Graduate of Mav employed bv CioutPCharlei tinted from (lien Hidge High Dennis Varmnuth Regional In1.mils were hesl'lti inn The engaged couple air of Ihe Rltz, HolmdH School, attended the Timer- High School He studied at s.ini \iis (ieorgtanna the University 61 Miami, \ikens ECONOMY where he was a member 61 Sutton-Tardiff \n Kasl t)range teacher. Alpha Kpsilon Delta and Psi hi serves as liaison between I'hi. and is an alumnus of the CARTERET -The and Kli/abelh Ceneral Hospi- the \'\\ gi mips and the t nivcrslty of Massachusetts. menl of Miss Linda Susan D tal School and Dispensary for SHOE REPAIR home et nnomics and i on ^12 W Ml Front SI He is working with his father, Tardiff to Thomas James Sul- Nursing She. also attended siiuu'i education unit in the Rtd Bank who is president of Wuodside Imi Jr . sun oi Mr anil Mrs. I'niim College State Deparlinenl ol bidut a- Park Homes and I.ohr Realty Suttoh, •)•! Shrewsbury Av'e . Mr. Suiton was graduated 111HI > Mn.ilional IIIMSIOII REBUILT of West Dennis. Highlands, is announced by (mm lli-iii y Hudson Itemonal • COWBOY BOOTS Mis Aiken is preparing infm her parents, Mr and Ml s. School and New Mexico Ju- ll \| si/i • DRESS BOOTS 111,1 I HIM allllUt (Mil -II III. | George Ell T'arriiff here. nior College, llobbs, N M Hr • WORK SHOES t'ARD PARTY au,ni'iii'-.s ai In ilnv Im nlh. Miss Tanhlf was graduated is employed by I n $ MOULDED SHOES UNION BEACH - l.adirs' NURSE SHOES from Carterel 'High School Asphalt i n ei in [He Male interested in 30.00 and children's spring clothing Miss t.ross Miss Ordeeki Ihe program CONVERT from ,1 M Fields. Ha/let, will \ spnnjj evaluation o( this I In- uni .i i ;al -. mbol STREET SHOES be featured al the I'nion Engelhardt-Graham Schwartzmann-Gross '. I'ill < .tl li\ llles Will (leli'l • nl ( hi isti.mit v, in .1 TO Beach PTA'a card party-fash- CLIFFW0OD - Mr. anil Mi Kngelhardt is stationed mine ihe future direi lion fm i nntertipoi 11 v, ion sliou -.el [or March '_'."• at S Mrs John J Graham, !)4!) at Marine Air Reserve Train KKVPoiiT - Mr and Mrs in.inn B'23 ITni il St , I moil \ I I \ .II i in iling In Mi. pi'ii eu s'. i GOLF p m in the Memorial School North Concourse, announi e mg Depot-Naval \n Station, Dima Id (, rnss, 70 (i reen Beach Marj I mi llamlll, sup. lei all .iges (nine . SHOES all purpose room Tickets the engagement of t heir Smith Weymouth, Mass drove Ave , announce ihe en- nl i onsumer education w ith elegantly gifl boxi I f Al- :l I DOWN FOR OTHERS • Permanent Waves Nomi iliujs uill lu\r ||ir fmrl opimsllr • Tinting iiiilmn HIIHI Ijkni tiv tun lim "( prtiplf • Frosting IT'S TIME FOR Hun II will tthtn CiK'n t'v • t SPRING TUNE-UP ilinl in the iiiuii stvtrni will iuv« • • Pedicuring "II i Hi-i I When il ll likrn |,v ihiltlrrll I Ills nor IIIIII l\ Ihrii-liirr OMil lot I MEN'S A WOMEN'S TUNE-UP plflrlv illHrmil rrspnii^rt. HAIRCUTTINQ EVERY DAY THOSE UNWANTED V* M11v wiihuui talra iharn x II 900-500 shoppe Spa in opli nil tn I, im II.. i, I,, .in, ,,,, ,i. w> "ill i l NOW! 7 nights a week! '"ll 4 0 HWY.35 671-2288 MIDDLETOWN PRIME $O95 mi sum M Mil n\ siini-s Mil HIM M in RIBS O 25% OFF THIS AD FXP 3 74 74 jy I HI i •Sew Like A Pro- Pressinato a Smooth Finish Part 1-The Tools or any unit of a garment. To press properly it is im- Fig. 5 ByROXANE portat to have the necessary "All's well that ends well," equipment at hand. Since we said Shakespeare. This holds press as we work, we should true for sewing, too. Unless a have our equipment set up and garment is finished properly, ready at all times. These are all the labor's lost. some of the essentials Often, beginner sewers are recommended. hard pressed to make the A Press Cloth—There are Fig. 9 Fig. 10 many varieties in this category. Fig. 7 Fig- 8 finishing touches that separate Fig. 6 a homemade garment from a Since it is not practical to have nm / x professional one. This could too many press cloths it is best also be true of store bought to choose those that will be clothes you alter yourself...and suitable to most fabrics. I would it shows. How many times have recommend a firm cotton and you seen hems that have ob- also a wool press doth as the viously been raised or lowered, latter is best for preserving the seams that have been taken in spongy textures of woolens. or out. Extra pieces of your fashion fabric will also make a suitable right side of the fabric use a Never press any areas until More next week Today I'm going to show you FORMAL AND INFORMAL - Mode^spTirTg press cloth. Fig. 1 press cloth. Press on the wrong after you have had a fitting. This is just the beginning of fashions for formal evenings and day wear are how to make your way, through A sleeve board—which can side whenever possible. Fig. 7 In using steam to shape a the sewing story. Once you have Mrs. Walter E. Mikson, Middletown, in a blue po- thick and thin fabrics, to a also be used for small areas and collar or lapel, keep the steam the proper tools, you need to lyester and cotton gown with short jacket, and fashionable finish. I'll cover the Never press over pins as this difficult corners. Fig. 2 iron about 3" away. Place the know and practice the right Mrs. Walter Zlmmerer Jr., Holmdel, In a three- tools of the tailoring trade, will leave a mark on your fabric A tailors ham—used for collar over a rolled towel or techniques. I'll discuss these piece knit suit with green slacks and jacket and which you should have at your which will be difficult to shaping and pressing collars, tailor's hym and mold it by hand with you next week. The green and white blouse. They are from the spring fingertips: proper pressing remove. If you press over darts, or curved seams or to the desired shape. Allow the pressing details to a smooth collection of Flora Dress Shop, Red Bank, which cloth, sleeve board, tailor's basting thread, press lightly areas. Fig. 3. steamed area to dry before finish include professional will be featured March 30 at noon in the Old Or- ham, pounding block and, last then remove the thread and A pounding block—to be used resuming work. Fig. 9 know-how. Then you'll be able chard Inn, Eatontown, at the St. Catharine's Altar and most important, a good repress. Rosary Society's benefit "Step Into Spring" lunch- on seams and bulky areas when to successfully finish a garment steam iron. To avoid seam marks and If you have a dress, form place eon fashion show. Chairman is Mrs. James Ken- using steam. Fig, 4 ridges from showing on the the garment on the f orni.In this in no time flat. nedy, Marlon Drive, Holmdel. Before proceeding with fine A steam iron—to be used for right side of the fabric, use way you can give the garment a Remember...Fashion is what tailoring it is necessary to shrinking fabrics—and for brown paper or a thin card- final steaming. Fig. 10 you make it. And Roxane will understand the important role general use when using a press board inserted between the Many a garment has been help you make it like a pro. Send that pressing plays in the cloth. Fig. S seam and the garment when ruined by overpressing and your sewing questions to Grasshopper Pie construction of a garment. Test press a^piece of your pressing. Fig. 8 overhandling. Try to handle a Roxane. There are several basic rules fashion fabric to get the reac- Press the darts and the seams garment as little as that should be observed for tion to steam. Do not overpress before they are crossed with possible.Custom made clothes ROIHI. MKd'Wimwig fiihiwi dmgiMi mi Lifts the Spirits homt iiwmg tipm itllt Ml lw tricks of ik* every phase of home sewing. or use too much steam. Also test other seams. often look like they have never t'Mi in l»r ni«. ho* io «ou |wdt to homo This tested recipe is a favorite to treat guests not too in- Pressing will do more than help to see if shrinkage will occur. Avoid placing the whole iron been touched by human hands. uwmg. SEW LIKE A PRO. Ill naliblt HHoagh terested in calorie counting. to open a seam or put a crease Press with the grain of your on the surface when there is a Keep your garment alive and this ntwipapir lor only $1 SO For youi Ufy.' GRASSHOPPER PIE Mud Si 50 Uhick 01 mmy otdn mtdl piylblt into a fold line. It will contribute fabric and avoid stretching. small area to be pressed—use fresh looking. Do not let it look to IN Aiucillid Prtu') lo ihu nowtpietr n i-j pint heavy cream beauty, a professional look and Fig. 6 the tip of the iron whenever tired and limp from overhan- t»t ol SEW LIKE A PRO. Bo. G22. Tunttk. N J 1 box chocolate wafers sculptured shape to a garment Whenever pressing on the possible. dling. O7ES6 20 large marshmallows 1 stick butter 1 cup milk 1 jigger creme de menthe 1 jigger creme de cacoa Place the chocolate wafers between two sheets of wax pa- per and pulverize with a rolling pin to make two cups of crumbs. Melt the butter and add to the crumbs. Press mix- ture into a 9-inch pie pan to form crust and chill. Pour heavy cream into a small bowl and hand beat into Times and Allowances Have Changed whipped cream. Set aside. Place marshmallows and milk in the top half of a double boiler. Stir frequently. When the whole mixture is liquified, set it aside to cool. Thon add the creme de menthe and the crcme de cacoa and fold in the whipped cream. Dear Ann Landers: Your the world. They provide ir- I was struck by the letter ents? How to Get More Free- Pour mixture into the pie pan and chill. As soon as the pic columns are a faithful reflec- refutable evidence of how from the mother who didn't dom," could help you bridge hardens, it is ready to serve. tion of what is happening in times have changed. tlunk children should be paid the generation gap. Send 50c for doing chores or helping in Ann Landers in coin with your request and \ . :i ft and Peignoir the house. She said tho kids a long, stamped, self-ad- should know that, as mem- ents today plant this thought Are your parents too strict? dressed envelope to Ann bers of the family, they were in thejninds of their chil- Hard to reach? Ann Landers' Landers, P.O. Box 3346, Chi- E.isemble expected to pitch in and no dren? booklet, "Bugged By Par- cago, 111. 60654. rewards need be given. ilo embroidery bouquets framed When my children were w ih ..ell-coior lace on an opaque tricot small back in the '30s, money Shift and matching three-quarter sleeve was very hard lo come by. Peignoir In Sweetheart Pink or Frosled We had four children and I gave them each 30c with the following stipulation: 10c to spend on whatever you want; 10c for pencils or writing pa- per for school; 10c for chari- ty. I never made any con- F20MONMOUTHST. nection between the 30c and "reward" — but I noted with RED BANK interest that no one shirked Open 9:30 to 5:30 his duties. I always felt they 747-4849 wanted lo "earn" the money I had given them. — Mrs. L., Edmonlon Dear Mrs. L.: You sound like a wise woman. I espe- Make A Date cially liked the 10c for chari- Underthesunorunder the stars, ty. I wonder how many par- there's a romantic, thirtyish A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- ambiance to these cotton voile separates. Becoming and tions. Rates: }2.00 (or 3 lines for one day, $1-00 each addi- comfortable, the one size skirt fits tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; everybody—underneath isalull $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; slip with lavish lacetrim. $6.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 Permanent press cotton voile Rfqilter Slalf Photo blouse is lined, comes white or days, $2.50 each additional line. Deadline noon day before ARTS CENTER GOAL - Mrs. Joseph Hage, left, bone in S, M or L sizes. Come try publicaUon. Call Tho Daily. Register, 741-0010, ask for the and Mrs. Vincent Roache Jr., of the Woman's Club these and other famous Date Secretary. of New Shrewsbury, head the committee for the Private of group Inttrucl Ion separates at Flora today. March 30 5 to 8 p.m. cocktail party at Olde Union SPRING CLASSES START $52 Today - For children, Diala-Story with a Biblical House, Red Bank, proceeds of which will go to the MARCH 23 SKIRT Douglass College Arts Center now under construc- moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of BLOUSE $28 Middletown. Dial «?1-3319. tion at the New Brunswick campus. The $100,000 BAYMAR FARMS goal is a project of tho New Jersey State Feder- Harbor Road Marlhoto ation of Women's Clubs. 591-9600

MARCH 1» New York Artist KSP, Mental Telepathy, Psychic Phenomena, Ghost. To Show at Mill Houses, talk-discussion by Horizon Society. Holiday Inn, TINTON FALLS - Gcza Houtc 35. llazlct, 8 p.m. $2 50 donation. De Vegh's Gallery at the Old UA1CH N Mill, 1213 Sycamore Avc . will "Chinese Auction" - St Catherine's Hall, Shore feature Alice Noel's portrait home Acres Av«., B KcansburK, N..I. Time 7:00 p.m. Donation paintings from March 25 Jinn Sponsored hy St Catherine's Rosary-Altar Society. through March 30. Bmnflj Scholarship Kund. Guild y hours arc 10:30 Wine and ;i in to I p in Mill Nrc| is MARCH 31 now featured in a solo cxhtbl- beer-making i inner Auction" Hi id by Matawan Jaycn ittoi iiiin in tin Whitney Uu nun •ii N |. m il Ruck Smith's. E KonnshurR Krec rcfresh- in New York. I" "ils.Tliioi- piiie, raffle \ll proceeds (or Annual Schol- supplies " p \U.IHI Donation n 80 Before ualng a teflon rookie ihstt for th« firat time, wipe \I\III II " 13,29,39 with a little ulad oil. wnd nf MUNIC*1' - Bayihon Players of the tininv 0>| llnlmdPl Villago ...i Curtain I Wp.tn DclwU, MtHN WHY BE FAT? MARCH 23 ODRINCX enntilni lh« moit< Itton Auction" • (12th annual) 90 fun•filM • 1 rfduilni ml «vnl,iiii" Harm i<> Itc sold to the highftt bidders hy i OOniNEX lihlrl Mofl IIIMII init Ihe Miiidieinwn Javceea at Bui I you want ro it.it l«v. I III) i) m .lnyr . •;.,, MlclcllHowti 07748 TlcktUH (HI In- a ijinrt tliuiilinit . . . iri'Vf /i«'//t win nt

I >|ly 1)1 •I liy .ril«r ' OONINEX mini viliily m your 141 broiditmt Hillary All m "ly Mli.ntu IIIKIII XIIIHII I'lA - Will 139 Highway 35. Neplune City. Naw Jar say II in l.lfcrfj SHOP YOUR MAW SI Til. 201-774-0401 Q0 HIM AID Ttttr im* $*&***, tk4 ***.-*****»». ft < Urn*... H 'Y*Drai <»u|* 'Lea t'emmes Noires* Casting Musical Television Today Tin Tit n^wln T.I.1.T.1.I I.U Is Pretty Special hdn (21) |S0| (H| (M| NJ PUBLIC IS.OADCASTING •-IOVA presumed b \ Dra- All pragruiuTiing on them ohwinela will be haled uiHHSun HUH ma Workshop of I hi' Mon as Channel 52 unlese olJierwitt noW4 1 00 0 © TM M«on- WSr * mouth VM VWHA, HM DAYTIME MOVItS 4:00 0 ' C.I! Mt tCater" Ave . will take place at the fitst itialc raoklyn Aiadcnn et Mu 10:00 ' •iiidav Mai 8 I Blue D«hl,." 8 O '-B<~ MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE sic, was French Uithuut ' Amla 1974 at 2 p m instead e< 4 The &'.<« Guy .tinpli ,ir tt hilr s 140 0 "The froien Ghost" p m as previously noted 4.00 0 Flying La.thernecli" i>< uring ATLANTIC Other tasting dates remain The Mired* ol Our Lady ol Fetime" iiu-s \- as foiln,-. | on 4 10 O The Truth About Spring" OB'HE ABC MONPAY NIGHT MOVIE •I I he CINEMA 291-0148 A Summer Place" (Part I) Muntand Iretu ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Tuesday. April I: Wednesday e y which shall bui big liihi piddui iinn ELIZABETH TAYLOR April 10 and Thursday April winch opened last mghl al EVENING ID BONANZA HENRY FONDA II The show will be present 0 HI a holdup, his twin ..II Broadway's Public Thr m b ed at the V in June and 6.00 eeaooe aler tenter is the isairatiea "ASH a I LOVE LUCY IB CHILD OP THE UNIVERSE v> Hi Hie Neighbors' 03 PA STATE EDUCATION RESPONSE in wind .ind |n•rlnniiancc tm WEDNESDAY" juiy- O THE WIL0. WILD WEST •30 O (0 SALUTE TO JAMES CAGNEY a rare lyrical srnMtivity i .lighled hv me PLUS - 2ND BIG HIT WOHL0 8HUVYWIKMT < (.-man" Ml the regular repretmla- IB I DREAM OF JLANNIt CHMPIONSMIP ( Chess Tourney sable Jeannie' 1 Life Achievement Award to the veteran lives "I .uhfiiii init'raitiiin K''1 IB TODAY IN DELAWARE me Friends Of altenlion. with some particu- IFOREMANVS.NORTONI Winners Listnl (B HODGEPODGE LODGE E ID 03 BOOK SEAT tD MSAMt STREET 'in,,., Bfni uangbiw by Kiihard Stern lar iniiicm lor ihc statistical fjtteCovte TUESDAY. MARCH 26th I I52| FIRING LINE HAZl.KT — Winners of the 1521 ZOOM population imti.tlancr thai • 30 B NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 1000 0 ID NEWS CLOSED CMCim TV , r township teen ro( reation com B BEWITCHED O NEW YORK REPORT leaves many wenwa kvithoul Bodcrt Peter ST. JAMES, ASBURY PARK iniltee's rerent ihess tourna- \ I < : amantha" (B WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK a malt' O ABC EVENING NEWS IB THE 5lit STATE 7751088 ment mm Breodiy Kadigan, Mitcliuni Boyle ID BUT THE CLOCK 8D MEDICAL CONSULTATION Director Novella Neison 4e- GEN. ADM. SI 0 first plaee, David BlaJiu. scr (B UNDER BILLY PENN'S HAT Tuilri-sliindinc 1'j.vrlmlherapy" MTvcs mosi tif ihe praise for TICKETS ON SALE AT »tl I mid plaee, and Wintuid <.il- IB ZOOM 10 30 Q NEWS animating the fragnitflts ol IWOMfN 1521 YOUR FUTURE IS NOW IB HANDFULS OF ASHES W'TM NOTHINlTll COMMON WAlTrJIKAOETtlEATKS . son. third plaee 7 00 n IQ CBS EVENING NEWS IB WASHINGTON STRAIGHT TALK MMIIII'.IMI talk anUHIg l»')4- I A WILL TOUVE Township residents inter- f\ WHAT'S MY LINE? S3 DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW ^ars. hiMikiMTvsdioolgirls, Ihc MOfi. PLACt TO Dll O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 1521 NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT ested in forming .i cteM club lonely, ln.st and (ri^htc-ni'd uilo O MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 11:00 O O O 0> 1521 NEWS should call the Recreation The Cbde" 0 ONE STEP BEYOND .in Intriguing niual of sluw- Community Commission I uflUT in \eiii O TO TELL THE TRUTH motion choreograpBlc ftvove; O ABC NEWS Q WANTED: DLAD OR ALIVE ,iiis Memorial 1'ark. intiil and dark lit sudden im- O YOU GOTTA BELIEVE Fatal Memory' Tne M»'s rOTS baseball sedSon IS the focus or this 0) PERRY MASON pressionistic halts. All u> iho NOMINATED FOR , DI'T'HE MOD SQUAD "The <"a«e of thr Uau ' 'anal v" ,u i•umpaniint'iit of bamboo Wet -if (inv " A deaf-mute beeomfs • reluctant IB GILBERT AND SULLIVAN l*ero afler saving a uarehouse guard's life in e fire. 11:30 O (D THE CBS LATE SHOW Unit's and otter eKOlic musi- 5 ACADEMY AWARDS Superb (B TAKE 12 "U\r Me nr l-ejtve Me ' il'i.'.M slurring Doris Pay. INCLUDING cal instruments (D WHO IS MAN? .lames ( Bgnev Tlie cnmrelling story of Ruth KIIIIIKR rise from mediocrity to herome one of the - The 17 |)i"i Im Itici s ^;i\ c 03 CAREER 360 mitstdndiiig popular singers of the '20» and '30s. "Straight Dope ' then cameos with an al)- BEST PICTURE Dining (521 BOOK BEAT O O THE TONIGHT SHOW snrbed devotion that enhances "Tiffany Street ' by Jerome Weidman H I'on Ritkles Guests Gabriel Kaplan, Jerry 7:30 F) STAND UP AND CHEtR Riilutr. ri*e Iiee Khurp Hie rhapsodic solemnity ol OF THE YEAR! liiiest Kddy Arnold 0 MOVIE 1 "l.es Kemmes Nones." II is Enjoy American O LET'S MAKE A DEAL "ShBke Hands With the Devil lltitttt starring James fagney. rion Murray. An American student Whtrmumr* O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUAWS in Ireland during the days of the Irish Rebellion and continental youinfS? , O WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS wants no part or the underground movement, even cuisine as prepared B WORLD OF SURVIVAL • hough his father had heen a leader. O O NEWS NOW! by our Swiss Chel "When Is a Park Not a Park"' O BASEBALL O THE LATE SHOW • Met* \s Yankees Ml! the Cup' (ln.MI slsrring .lames Cag- tTJ) EYE ON l»y. ail Yoiinp A ii<-w*j,nrermsn loses his. job 12 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Complete dinners "Oil Versus Ink: The Media and the Energy riiirl guj becauttr of his excessive drinking and slruPKles to reronslnicl his life BEST MUSICAL SCORE start at $6.95 IB BREAST CANCER: WHERE WE ARE 1200 O Q WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT IB CORONATION STREET 1 tn Ihe liirl He Wants to Kill ' An American PLAZA-HUllT Elli in London tan identify a rsychopulhir killer • Yvonne must decide If she wants to become the RT, 36, MIDDLE RD. JOSEPH LLEVINEp-™ second Mrs Barlow, ill) 0) THE TWILIGHT ZONE Chefs dinner special JD SCHOOL OF THE WEEK 12:30 •S NIGHT FINAL 264-4434 "Naiareth Area High School" 12.50 (D INSIGHT • GEORGE C SCOTT OUR NEXT ATHIACTION Tonight |5J) NEW JERSEY NEWS REPORT 1:00 8 O TOMOP ZARDOZ I 00 O 03 GUNSMOKE 1:20 (0 NEWSROOi.. ic NEWS • ,MIKE NICHOLS ,,„ PAUL NEWMAN TayinGannariyn An ambitions mother doesn't consider either Newly 1:30 O THE LATE SHOW ROBERT BEDFORD In O Brien or a neighboring farmer suitable suitore "A Lion Is ,n thr streets" llnr».TJ starring Jamea (Tunltltn Lamb Sptcltttf) for her daughter, and provokes them into a fight I aKney. Barbaiv ll.ile which almost leads to tragedy THESTING" with Broccoli and O PERSPECTIVE GINEMA34- !THEDAYT?[E DOLPHIN O O THE MAGICIAN Konander Rtc« "The Tllusion of Ihe lethal Playthings." A diaboli- O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE Collee cal toymaker Attempts to "bomb" Tony Blake uilh "Homtclltal" ItnM) Ftarrtne (Jlcnn Corbttt, Patricia a model nirpljuir-. Preslin ID THE LATE SHOW I JiM.S4.B0 O DEALERS CHOICE IASI liav of the War" (19Bn) starring George Town East O O THE ROOKIES Mahans, Maria Pirsrhv McQ •Death Walrh " Willie becomes gravely III after 1:40 O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW gi\ ing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to an ex-con* 1:50 0 DAKTARI LUNCHEON i»t whose subsequent disap|earan< e creates thf (lanKer of a major epldemir of viral menmciliA 1:00 O NEWS ' ' 12 to 2:30 O TO TELL THE TRUTH O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW IB CBTO SPECIA L OF THE WEEK "("apt a in From Cast 11* ' (Ifl47) starring Tyront 't'ncle Sam Requests the Pleasure of Pow*r, Jau Prtrrs 2:40 |52| THAT'S IT IN SPORTS Q NEW5 AND WEATHER 3:15 1:30 0 CD THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW O THE LATE LATE SHOW •1.1 Dancing •TIIP Court Jfiter" (IMS) sUrnng niuiny Kayr, (D DRA&NET Friday and Gannon investigate police brutality Qlyntl .Tnhns charges. Q EYEWITNESS NEWS Fridays at 9 P.M. Saturdays at 9:30 'Keaton in - "Jerry Kay Trio" DOREMUS FORD SENSATIONAL At the Movies 'Sleeper' Ample Free Parking SALE These schedules are pro- CINEMA 1 (UA twinl T)iane • THURS..FRI..SAT. Anirncon Groltili ? SO. 10 Ofl vided by the theater and the MATAWAN • Molly Pitcher | THIS WEEK times are tor today only CINEMA 14 'Keaton Q 7 10. 9 10 REDtANK STBATMMORt Town West Inn & Motel MOVItalll- CINEMA I Zordol 7:30; 9:30 Romeo ond Juliet / 00. Brother Sun M ,1-1'fio.-fa'I Id/' , SHREWSBUHV Sister AAoon 9.?0 lltn 3.1 WADB FM CINEMA I- CINEMA J- Serpico? IS; 44S, / 35, 1 l\ Zordo; / IS, 9 IS STEREO 96 CINEMA II- MIDOLEBROOK ACADEMY AWARD NOMINEES* Z Keilliauk Sleeper 700. 4 00; It 00. t 00. 10 00 CINEMA 1- THE EATONTOWN Wolkinq Toll / 00. 9 IS MUSIC & NEWS COMMUNITY- CINEMA, i- ' Ameriton Graftili 7 00. I 70. t 11 Joanne • 24 HOURS A DAY I, , I insir. BRANCH ASBURY PARK MOVIES I SAVOY- G R A N T' S Rocking Chair Theatre* i Woodward • The Way We Were / 00. t 00, Summer Tnc Dewil Mode Me Do It MS 9 no Wishes Winter Dreams 11 00 LYRIC- DEVII3 ••••••••••••••••••• Nomlnittd ^ MOVIES II — Papillon 7 00. 9 4S DINE IN ITALY TONIGHT Zordo;> 30, » 30 NEPTUNE BUT ACTHCSS" A NEPTUNE CITY MADE 7/17 Mil BOc».n I •nohlon Av.i J * ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Walking Tall 1 IS. 9 JO 7 ATLANTIC CINEMA — OCEAN TOWNSHIP /4/0J3J HvV.lt End Lon,B,.n,h OIU- Ash Wednesday 1 00, 10 !0, The CIRClE- Sumrnci^ friends o< Eddie CovleB 3S Dov ot Ihe Dolphin 2 00. / 30. 9 21 ME DO ITUJAN OPERA KEYPORT FREEHOLD Wishes.^ STRAND- MAI I I Spoced Out ? 00, 43S, / 10. 9 4S Jardoi / 2S.9 ?0 EVERY WID. 7 TO 11P.M. X IASTMANCOLC* Winter^ Homer J 45; •> 20. 1 55. 10 30. Indecent MALL J- IT Mt O" 7 IS, 9 m J.45. 6 ?0, I 55 tom IHIIK BROADWAY MUSIC MIDDI £ TOWN BBICKtOWN Dreams* BRICK PLAZA- TOWN E AST 1 PIlllliLIIDII HOI HOPKINS EVERY MONDAY Sleeper 7 IS, » 35 • American Orotfit. / 20. 9 20 TOWN WEST- MALL CINEMA l*> tirtutl i«l Oimltlh H0IIII1UIISI1 SEANCONNERY. Sumrner Wishe» Winter Dreoms / is. Sleeper 7 10. 9 30 - WITH — MALL CINEMA It- The Way We Were t SO SYLVIA SIDNEY Rpftaiirnnl anil HA2LET Die Way We Were I 20. Summer RT !S DRIVE IN- * Wi\hes Winter Dreams 9 10 Homlniltd «•>> Cockhiil Loungt Open 7 Day* Borborella) IS. II 00. Zordoil 00 MENLO PARK Supporting Jclilll PLAZA- CINEMA- Tne Woy We Were 2 00. i SO. 9 is Zardoi 7 70; » 70 Oc.an I Brighton A.., CINEMA I IUA Tw.nl Summer Wishes Winter Dreams 4 10 PoDiMon 7 00. 9 30 - « 00 W.it End longBfsnch -PLUS-

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PRESENTS 'JOHNBOORMAN THE "THEWAY OVER 100 EVENTS FROM MADISON SQUARE GARDtN WAY Featuring: The N.Y. Knicks & The N.Y. Rangers WE WERE" FULL COURSE DINNER WE Rle 35 1 D..I Road Ocean Towmhip OUR NEXT rUmCTUM r*uncui>cm TOUATOJUICI, SOUPI SALAD THIS WEEK: McO he s a bulled cop. PAUL NEWMAN MON. I B'oJerJ Sp"ng Chir.k«r\ Tarragon 3,95 WERE hit gun is unlicensed, ROBERTREDFORD In TUES. Baked Slulled Pork Ehop Espanole * Pert TUES. MAR. 19 N.I.T. Basketball 7:00 his methods are is the best love story unlawful CaoDage & w>,hed Potatoes 3.95 WED. MAR. 20 Rangers vs. Canucks 7:30 and his story Audiences «r» stwding up "THE STING" WED. Steak Pinioia 4 95 of the year!" is incredible! aodapplwding... THURS. AND SUN. ing.** eui Pnm. at, 4.95 THURS. MAR. 21 N.I.T. Basketball 7:00 6 ACADEMY NOMINATIONS Vegetable ppjalo [c« Crtam, Coffee *** ALSO *** WALKING KITCHEN OPEN UNTIL HO AM FRI. MAR. 22 Golden Gloves Boxing 8:00 Lyric I Lunchtona and Dinners Dally Jo.iMii. W'tHxIu.iril ONLY ON FUTUREVISION TALL MTNMUUmaPnHHIMT CHANNEL 12 542-7744 is 1 Powerhouse! Mrt__Mi Fascinating,. Emotionally charged CMMIAkiiifliiri• CMIMINI Ptfk)-j / winiir Drcaim from b(|lnnin| to end THE GREAHST • and emotionally shatttrinf. 842-513 2ACADEMY NOMINATIONS YOU'LL NEVCR FORGET IT! AOVMIMOFfSI»« How Are You Doing ACADEMY AWARD J TOMORROW - MOVIES III. RED BANK - "UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG" SOCIALLY? NOMINEE • Mr. Jared Phillips, C/«li/c«f Gulturttl will be playing lor you Monday and Tu« • nmgs at F i ind try ou Quli we great MONMOUTH COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL LIMITED inn ^tr^-^^^t^ Cheese ONL\ Call nr (f riir Today nav f Wirif-'. >IMI mm *rfN» Murray ImallMI «lur«-> for Rctwrvallont U •>•••<« «t . elwt Rank N I I) //Ol | A Multi-Media Festival of tha Arts Call: 142-MII FRI. THRU SUN. MARCH M AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE - FREEI 26 Rldg* Road Rumton Pension Reform at Last Bv SILVIA POtTCR UUWUDMUIIMIIII huies ewenng «NMI

•iinis- UjUolh Wlh . d (o W - put together >,eni e SIM I V4l I; make public full a- "••an nil ,i cumimttei'S of the IS MHIMtHIIMIMIIimiMIIIIMWUMMMan financial sta ;n nlf i\\iyn\(, and H I Kay M lifter five -.ears with inn pas lumls pushed by our era's mosl at !•• nsion bill •ners (NVSE) in ltd ': year until full vesting You. a sell empi limilHIMIIIIMMIIHIIItllllUltmillMIIIIIIIU b,mines law — *nd it will in In the meantime, your best el been paid and the incurs after 15 years on the H, will be permitted I ulput m «< month* - il will ptotection remains be sure slink has dropped to about ulilv whuh iMi spear cannot answer all •dually all nt Imtajf'l ii either IS \ou know what your pi HI We thought ihat off may or may not be offered .illy but will an- II million « orki'i pet 11 til nl your earned in- dues and does nol ' slocks would do well w i furnu in ii rf I d< t (I I under the final legislation nultlon Hie a worthwluli ble in ( [,il by pension plans as well come or $7.r>(W a year toward Know Yuur Rights crisis but that doesn I ile of 4V — providing I loo "I a 'lui agi1 facihu in ing fin luiigei lei in workout his column | as all the millions wlin will be •II retirement plan, up Your besl single move now Mem to ue Ihe I ,ise as e\rn 50 per cent vesting after an s.mtti Arabia has been I'd in Ihe future from the previous limits of 10 is to lake advantage of lh« McDerinott has slipped employe's ae,e and years of recently, despn. [Mail of Ihe lull are still pei cent or $2,500 The income little known amendments to Should we hold or sell' — E. service total ib. with laimi tluttioti cutbacks by Ihat but the IfCJf provisions tax deductible features of the 1»58 Welfare and 1'ension S es of III per rent a year until Cutintn Uetitit weakness in .inknimn spei ilu ally these provisions will be ex- I'lans Disclosure Ac I whuh A — The spin oil you full vesting occurs ) the shales is a reflection of a Vet, * worker who has Ui'inely valuable lo millions require your employer lo dis- lion look place in two stages, jittery market rather than pension benefits by You. the widow of a worker ol self-employed Americans close to you your pension initially in lutifc and then in any unfavorable fundamental certain ' vesting" re- who has mel vesting require I lied Sol Immediate rights, benefits and limita- 1070 when N784 shares were developments With ovei I quiuMiienis. will finally have ineiils belme Ins death, will Bui none of these provisions tions regularly, and dearly given for each share of million shares held In tiK m- SORRY real assurance Ihat you will be assuied nf at least SI per will become immediately ef- If your pension plan has L'ri or TransOcean held Assuming st it ut ions. year-end m not lose these vested tights if • em nl the benefits In which Icclive The new disclosure unite participants, including you still hold McDci mull I stiluiioii.il profit-taking was Mm quit and move to another your spouse had heon en rules would not take effect both active and rrtiird work see no reason l<> make any also an important factor in ioli Kmployers will have lo titled until six months after the ef- el's — as mosl plans do have changes there, earnings [or but we are forced to ta'se our aluminum i limise between these two A new federal pension in- fective date of the law and loday — it is almost suiely the nine months through l)r Ihr del line combination door prices, in 3 or 4 weeks We minimum standards (I) full surance fumi, Financed h\ ihe federal pension insurance covered i ember II, 1973 were up K!l As for TransOcean Oil this have hundreds ot doois in stock at Ihe old testing after m jrean of em- employers, will come Ittle) plan could take years to be- siiuaiion will require patten*e Your plans administrator^ pel I enl and directors raised Dti':es. so if you>e thinking of buying an Alumi- plnyment, or (2) vetting of 25 being lo protect workers en come fully effective If you before any meaningful m™ must make available In all the dividend from tl 0(1 to num Combination Door WHY NOT BUY IT ;,• i i cnt ill accrued benefit! tilled to pension benefits [nun have worked only a fr\s yais CIA is seen Damage to • fij participants a complete, up $120 a share Expanded leai e NOW AND SAVE $5 to $10 each. Stop m and lodiy'l all loo-frequent termi- for any given employer, you sales by the (O\ ernmeiil In hai delayed explfiration «YW k lo-date description of the plan see full si/e samples of dozens of differeni ADUHTIItmtW ADVIHmi¥ltll nation of pension plans lie will not net Vetting rigfetl un- in the North Sc,i .ititl ,i 11 and also a special supplement the Gulf nf Mexico should cause of fraud or bankruptcy der the new legislation, you sumption nl drilling is not ex- styles. explaining the plan in under- benefit McDennott, COB- nf I lie plans, or because of will have only whatever pen- pected before Lai* this (all REAL ESTATE NEWS standable language If your company mergers II also will sion vesting rights your em- This disappointing devel- II you HI one employer does not distribute require employers — as Ihey ployer chooses to give you opment in conjunction with oi Iht many to you an actual copy of this Kanhion Show are nol required today — lo fears Ihat Great Britain will peoplt who The reforms ate tre- "description term," he must M ATA WAN - Veungiters tint made i u in,iik adequate sums of mendous — tint they II not go somehow make it readily will model clothing they have yO'H th the right Mtiiude. re Thousands of women Iron) coast gardlett ol then varied educational tiroislifpoil ODRINEX has helped Mr Van Wagner said that, hackgrounris The material we cov them lose b. 10.20 pounds, in i short iccordlng to the FEO. a deal- vs. tf although sometimes complei. lime . so tan you. CM nrJ of ugly tat er must prove his distribution is not overly dillicult to com- anrl Itvl longer ' is between IO and 20 per cent prphend ODRINEX must satisfy or your higher In HII> given month money will be refunded No questions . This consumer newtlatlar hat OVIT the sune month in 1972 N>«n paid lor by tha MONMOUTH as*"<1 Sold with this guarantee by INSTITUTE Of RIAL IITATI in order to receive mere gas. 741-1771 ( sten to Real f stale THRIFT Ile noted that stations now News each Saturday morning at receive RS per cent of their ' !4SonWFURfM ton DRUGSTORES 1872 totals and contended that those whose sales went up WherefeuUsually Ga only 5 per cent would, there- fore, actually get 20 per cent less llian in I!l7'2 because they $$ For people who want more from a vacation than just a patch of sand in the IF YOU'RE GOING would be entitled to no in- crease at all sun, American Airlines now offers low-cost vacation packages to Southern TO STREAK... Mr Van Wagner said the California. There, you'll find miles and miles of sunny beaches. But you'll inequities might be corrected YOU BETTER BE bv either changing the base .§£•*?*! also find mountains and deserts, Death Valley, Palm Springs, Hollywood's year from ID7J to I97:i or pro- IN SHAPE! viding for an overall per- movie lots, and lots more. And you can charge everything with your American Express Card. centage allocation to all gaso- line dealers throughout the WE THMN MORE STHEAKERS state " THAHAJIY OTHERHEALTHSPA Mr Van Wagner added: ,' Youcan choose (mm American Kxperienee Fly/Drive, $347.50 "Statistics gathered from sta- ( Jl.tiMIUM \ tions in my district indicate Chinese I hcalre; \ »•*.-.., Ihe four vacations Including your round-trip air fare and hotels through- j actual supplies received in world-famou* pf^ JJ- \ ' we've fcutured here, out California for 7 days and 6 nights. Plus a fmi names on a world- / January and February in famous sidewalk. .':**:'' y v—\,".' • f dozens more, saving Plymouth Duster or similar car for Ihe week. ' some cases ranged fls low as or rom bod/ Health ^k You have to pay for the gas, but you don't have j Knoll's Berry 70 per cent of the 1972 alloca- / ^M«ky '> - ••' \ Most of Ihcm offer you 1 arm ihe gold ("•'•/T1 at «l »' rental cars at bargain to pay for the mileage. (Sa) shoppe Spa tion | rush is over hut "Ui'spmiMlnlily for bringing *"* rales. For complete in You can choose . , the ghost town about a n equitable dis- .. . . , formation on thpsc or your OVMI itinerary.* **^a»v ffi tfc. is there. HWY.35 MIDDLETOWN tribution of gasoline still lies the many other vacations we offer, juM call your ami you can drop •jBlR^ajifl primarily with the Federal Travel Agent or American Airlines. H nil ilic^.ii in .my "^mjfc^ oEGUUM MEMBERSHIP WITH Knergy Office." Palm Springs Sunlour, J3I0.0O • Califuriiiacilyalno W* Ml THIS AO.EXP. 3-24-74 r Including your round trip air fare and yotir cxira charge. /^f L Ecology Unit hotel for 7 days and h nights. Plus your choice (At snmc sclcclcd 1/ % of a sightseeing lour or a riilc on ihe Palm jti^M hotels, there's an .*•• H Is Planned Springs Aerial Tramway. When you call about .iildition.il fee 0gjj§fS&0Bi this one. ask for package 1TPST4AMB + 2. of$.V$4per t£5s^g^gf£i&4 In Ealontown Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco, $354.60 room.) ITAHACh!^^^^^ KATONTOWN - After Including your round- Ilie prices listed for all vacations months of discussion. Kalon- irip air fare and your arc per person, double occupancy. town is (iniilly ready to estab- Sin Diego's Sea lintels for 2 nights in Worlth friendly They include your round-trip Coach lish an environmental com- cachciiy. Plus1 a tour penguins .ind a mission in Ihe borough air fare, six nighls in selected hotels, l*« ion killer of San Francisco's Council will hold a public and many extras. They don'l include wh.ilc. Chinatown. I mid hearing on March -7. on a • * mciilv taxes or •TU^ "1 •100 golf couries; new onhn.iiirc i-stahlishing nielli shins at Ihc ihc nominal air ^f^ea«iiV^v the petletl excuse the seven-member commis- Hacienda Hotel in Jme >imrs«if W port Mcttrily fee • Law sion Members will be ap- in I .is Vegas, and craay. llial all airlines Vm-j^^f \ pointed al Ihe April 10 meet- tickets for admis- ing ^^a4| 1 niuil ch.irge III 1 \ sion and eleven Thomas K Blaisdell, of 24* | course, lo make IJB^ |» tides or attraction) il Duncyland. When Grant Avt. will he named ^j|(, youi v.k.itiun .i 1 Bi i^^ 1 id,HIlo.in of the new conwttaV you c.ill. .isk fin p.uk.ii'r 111 ANSI r. iL tui c.isicr in lake, j MOD Mr Ulaisdell is active in Sin DltRfi Fun Spnt, UHJfl ^/Mr* M'H i,m i h.ngc- tin- 1 numerous county environmen- Including your round trip air fare and EJjfcaw I'ni'ii-I'.uk.igeHBBHB <" tal groups and was a charter ittl for 7 dny^ and 6 aighU, Plus ^^^^- Uilhll" • " ml I'll member ol riii/ens Against < 11 -1 lililn Jlli lull III Water Pollution You can <'ii n mend paymenti ihewerhTilarf Commission member! will ,ii thick irbj 1 i|iun,i. fe^> on the rulusnc Ann in .in 1 bl \lr.i Thomas M Saundei I, B^Ba»">'»" "Si^nik li.ixrl""pl.in Bernard Yaged, < hai Ii •nduMofthi ' Dion ii\kr, Theodore Lewi Lu ilitif, iin IIIIIIIII' foul suimmiii ' ii xiniiimi i havi .in American i 1 'HIM I I 111 I II III 0 M a bkycle buili In iwe Wh i Mid .ill loll lii-i- (80(1] iimn. liman, anil .1 rtpltmi K BY MAIL Inlive (mm Ihe I'Unning with us M,ik» dupotits in checking and savinga «c- Registry Slated counli at your n«r«tt mailbox Ott^bacK r«- ForCHffwood II s the •••ydoet-H'way American wild handy Bank by-Mail (orm» available at any Colonial Flcut National olficn We pay post- iiirii idi 'i ,i rn in noon iimi i age both ways ;l |l III III! A|n I Illlll I.' Illl MUSI • plem bei it nil-, will bt NAIIIJNAl nld on COLONIAL^ HANK Infill mnni Th« •Il-Mrvlc* band that lookt out for you IS it* ****** ***"**"

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AIR PATROL APPRECIATION - Joseph E Sidoti of Middletown, right, president of Analog Training Computers, Inc., West Long Branch, receives a TOMATOES certificate of appreciation from Lt. Col. Joel T. Biggs, Bayshore Civil Air Petrol Squadron com- mander. Mr. Sidoti was cited for donating 10 flight simulators manufactured b/ktois company to the f. y.*m. m € squadron for a one-year trainiWg program. NECK OF LAMB iw49 far inMaj • pinna, SHANK OF LAMB % 79* LAMB PAniES ik 89' Two Subdivisions SUM* •> ' USD* Ctwitf loitdeii hi™ r«» $ 59 BONELESS BEEF°ROASTSTS TOP ROUND ROAST ,. 1 GREEN PEPPERS Given Preliminary U S 0 » Crwici loi-J.i! l«l 69 C IVK. Ib. RUMP ROAST CHERRY TOMATOES i£. 39 ^i I WhaW troaur .ur.pn.M.J5»rl k US.Oi Chem lolMklikof Approval in Hazlet $$]89 $ USD*. Choice EYE ROUND ROAST ik | DELICIOUS APPLES 31. I 1 HAZLKT — Applications Icct when Mrs. Cantor's plans BONELESS BEEF STIA U S D 4 Chom Toe lound or Sirloin lip Sw»«i»iun» Coiiimmo K for preliminary approval of were origtnsUy delivered to t Ulil Jll ANJOU PEARS 31. $1| two controversial subdivisions the Planning Board in 1964. to|a.Hal in Fleet wood. Park received Tip Urn* LONDON BROIL , Approximately a dozen Rtw« \m Swhiiti 89 Fr«hGo«'l. Imp WrlhlKigrii BEAUTY APPLES 31IY | favorable recommendations FieetWOOd residents voiced Vow Sove Mor* f IOIMU _ .;.v.; Ib. C from the Planning Board, but opposition to the subdivisions •I CHICKEN LEGS »69 C not baton Hie board reduced on the gounds that more con- JUICE ORANGES 10. 59 | Freth Gov'l. Insp. fitihCo.'i Imp With »ibi f%g\ loodllrll Farm Purt FFUI Ihclifiniy t Imphrnf the number of lots allowed in struction and paving in the each. ana would increase flooding CHICKENS CHICKEN BREASTS ,89° PRESERVES u Mabel Cantor, the appli- from the streams. Some of Wfcole SktnomlooFi U S D k. Grand » Froi.n _ _ cant, had planned to subdi- SplH/Qnartercd :•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:• them also called for aquisi- C vide a four-acre Hart be- tion of the land by the town- 55 CORNISH HENS «...,..79 tween Annapolis Road and ship for recreational use, but Deep Blue Solid Light Meat Packed in Water East Creek into ei^ht lots and board member and Com- a 1.3 acre parcel on Dart- mitteeman. Stephen J. Kilardi I DILI SAVINGS! \ mouth Drive into four lots. said the cost would be prohi- TUNA FISH Rut the board ruled that a bitive FaWttKFi Frank AiurlW Varictin - « house built on one of the The recommendations Save 46c M«ol or tttt fwdtoon or lots in each proposed siibdivi C passed the board by a fil Elotflfc Pali. »• if t leajkf .sum would come within 50 COLD CUTS J 49 vole. David Kaufman, the feet of a stream, which is YUBAN SCHICKHAUS lone dissenter, said he contrary to the zoning ordi- COFFEE With Thit Coupon SAUERKRAUT £ 35° nance. thought the question of flood- Coupon ooaa m any Fonttoan Supomtarkot ing was still unresolved. 1 FRANKS T«-J«nW,-D»i«H ,. Coupon (OOo Mor. 17 thru Mar 73 only Mtr Cpn. 130 k All Purpose Cleaner As a condition of its favor- The applicantions will be FARMER SALAMI - » able recommendation, the passed on to the Township CLIP THIS COUPO1NQJ& jlft board instructed Mrs Cantor Committee. s APPITIZER SAVINGS! \ The board also gave a fa- LIQUID AJAX lo add the land from the non- ColorWorWhito. Sl.odtoOnlo, ojolji,, conforming lots to adjacent vorable recommendation to Save 24c the application of Licala >>Noo IAKIS /.Or ones. Dry Bleach AMERKAN CHEESE , i. 0 7 ROAST 40-OL Brothers for preliminary ap- Mil CM Molfti Pkill* A F.n».*O, Plain. CHtvj, of During public hearings on proval of a 41-lot subdivision BEEF . i. 69' xinq she C the applications in January off Line Road known as With Thit Coupon HAYDU FRESH LOAVES I > h 69 plastic contain* and February, the applicant's Coupon 900W a* any FoooHown SupotrrMrkct I >.aiUUo only ai IMW taaoiirlrvj aarvka 4ppatlior DrpK I Kendall Woods. Limit on. p*r arfuh family attorney had maintained that The applicant plans to build I Coupon g*MoJ Mor. 17 thru Ator. 11 only \M*. (p., 110 3| W the zoning ordinance did not houses on lots averaging 9,000 I SEAFOOD SAVINGS! [ apply to the proposed subdivi- square feet where 7,000 are CLIP THIS COUPON^ ^ M j» sions because it was not in ef- required. FRESH OYSTERS M PAN READY Mum "•••in I nun i inn inn IIIII PUNCH DETERGENT SavelOc 29 WHITING ik iiurla. V»« FANCY SOLE FILLET (AvaMahWonly a* iWv*» County Births BETH CROCKER With Thil Coupon IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllM TUNA HELPERS Coupon good at ony Foootown Supomwliot FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS! ,. KIVKRVIKW pH oWuhlamJy MONMOUTII MKDK'AL Coupon good Mor 17 thru Mar. 13 only. . H'll Bank Long Branch Mt, cpn oo IF Regular or Lemon Mr. and Mrs Nichloas ,lu- CLIP THISI COUPON Frozen Morton Mr. and Mrs. Ant hnny liano (nee Carole Dingle), 1198 AIISM (nee Inan Adams). 9:1 Spring St., Long Branch, Malawan Terr. Matawan, daughter, March 11. •fsave 24c JOHNSON'S PLEDGE daughter. March II You Save More MACARONI & Mr. and Mrs. Martin Komi- Mr. and Mis William tar (nee Sharon Dufano), Wil- COLGATE Cooih (nee Durlns Hughes), low Drive, Ocean Township, DENTAL CREAM 2X Oncida Si , Atlantic High- son, March 11. CHEESE Coupon good par adutt tom.l, Coupon oaadMnr 17 thru Mar. 13 Only Birds Eye Froien Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence (nee Judith Kaplan), 1(107 MrV Cpn. 110 Dane (nee (.'corpa Bell). .17 10 OL Fourth Ave . Asbury Park, CLIP THIS C0l)P0.vO %>• Lakeside Dr. Matawan. son, son. March II pk, March II PEAS & CARROTS UnswMtaned Grapefruit, Orange, 'Mr. and Mrs nary Savtn .> or Orang* A Grapefruit 46-oi. 1 Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Hogan (nee Barbara Jeffrey ). I (2 Frozen Chopped or Leaf con (nee Carol Bobertz). .ill. Mon Woodland Ave . Neptune City. l FOODTOWN CITRUS JUICES 39 10 oi. mouth Road, Wesi Lbng son. March U You Sove Mor* ADORN pk,. 46-ti. 49c Branch, daughter, March 12. Mi and Mrs Charles uMIM BIRDS EYE SPINACH 23 FOODTOWN APPLE JUICE can HAIR SPRAY With Thu Coupon Mr. and Mrs Dennis for .1 r ( nee Rosemary Froien Hmb Brown (? lb.)or O'Brien (24 oi.) •ti orty toothy mn Jupmrmmrk«1 NabitcoCrarm II6-01.) or Swill Crvmn McMahon (nee Virginia Tun- Trozzo), s Plneknol Ave , LMnif *>n* po>r sdurt lnm.ly 15 OL49c narello), n Ku Race, Hazlet, Ha/let, son. March 10. .17 thru (War. 33 *n, C pk,. Mir. CM. (10 • 3) OREO SANDWICHES son, March |, Mr and Mrs James Wright Scolloped I 5 5»-oi ) CLIP THIS COUPON ) ORE IDA POTATOES S 39 (nee Helen Marquardt), Park- Or AuGralin 16.4-01.) Mr. and Mrs Dennis Krssim ui'» at Madison. Laurence Froien Foodtown PILLSBURY POTATOES bo. (' Tarj.-i Hahulla), 7 ! ajt Harbor, son. March III perfielrt toiiil. I'm i Mon- Pilltbury Potquot C Mi ami Mrs Claude i'ii * Save 2Oc 6-OL mouth, sun. March 13 lard (nee LIU Dean), 40 Sea DnlrwaiFWf fttlwafFW FRENCH GREEN BEANS -59 HASH BROWNS boi 35 vim %n . bong Branch, son. ELECTRA - Froien i Mr ;IIMI Mi William Her froirjn ,_ jo. ••//'. 16-ai. rtngton (nee Call Anderson), March II SOL With Ihii Coupon BIRDS EYE BIRDS EYE ,«CQC \" 99 Green Grove Ave. Kr\ Mr ami Mis Robert llm Coupon good at any Itmdtmwn lupormarliot !jj lima one por ndult lamrly ORANGE PIUS m JO RED CABBAGE port, daughter, March 19 ilm.in (lire Vmlri'y Kell) I I Coupon goad Mar. 17 vtiruMar. 13 only BROCCOll SPEARS MrV Cpn. (10 j|^j Grttnwood 16-ei. Mr and Mrs Ralph Brr- inn Road, Monmoulli Beach, h.nn fk.col.n furiaj « MntrWnT Wkipara daughter, March 12 ('**• .0)4 JBk Swift GotrJmino i» nstem (nee Barbara Rowett), SLICED PICKLED BEETS WOR Mi anil Mj> Joseph Sloul DRESSEl'S .. OQC DOUBLE DOZEN As adwertiied over radio station I 111 Hop« Road, \ 16 QQ c Ib. (DM Hllde uin. ntni. Foodtown Part, daughter, March II LAYER CAKES * 07 ICE POPS p., He can AVI Sea Bl 59' Save 26c LARGE PRUNES Mi Hud Mi • Klevei I>,I daughter, March II v.iios (net Martha Mod Ml .mil Mr- I i- hi I r |oi OMorgont 37 oi. ,1H M.iin si hi'\|niii (I KunlCI MiTkin i I'M DOVE rorttatnor Iff, M.m II 1 ! I iiiiio« si i.om: Hi ani h With Thil Coupon \J)AIRYDIPT. SAVINGS! ) .1,11.ii II LIQUID Coupon f oafj at «"y Final 111, n lupiniaii hot BROWNSTONE DINNERWAREi Mr .mil Mi, Gerald ivi- Itmo ono par afJuN WmMy Mi .mil Mi I levclllllll L < oupon aood Mor l>«iruMa> Unrily loMfr Cpn 110 1) rtlla (IMC Laura Connellj i. II (nee fhel IN-H Cereal/Salad Bowl Colls NfCk llii.nl i i I I Prwfi n i i in.it Wa) Neptune I IP THU COUPOI<3 itK ;&. j> Wrthootr, »3 0Op*»«hcfM> " March 11 .LIN h i' No l»mti Mo •auaoral k, a> omar m ,~u la. 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Meaday, March It, 1174 IS Joe McCarthy Testimonial Nets STATE ,000 for Scholarship Fund B\ Thr Assorialrd Press By BOB BKAMI I V McCarthy's admirer* turned out for his testimonial that a MIDULKTOWN - Nearly closed circuit ttlcusion sys- $3,000 raised by the tem had to be installed so the Watergate Diminishes in Poll mittee of Police Supporters overflow crowd in Buck PRINCETON — Inflation and the energy crisis top Water- (COPS) at a testimonial din- Smith's Cardmale l gate in the minds of Republican leaders as the pnmary issues ner for Police Chief i could see on their screen the in this fall s congressional election campaign, according to M. McCarthy will start a art ion at the head table in the J>e Gallup Poll. scholarship fund that will Emerald Koom The T\ In a nationwide survey of Republican county chairmen, 71 send a deserving towsship ten was set up and manned per cent named inflation as the leading issue and 65 per cent boy or girl to college. by Middletown Township listed the energy crisis. Watergate was named by 32 per cent. Waller B Kaine. COPS, re- High School students The Gallup prgamzation said 2.384 chairmen returned ported the funds nest egg as chief Praised questionnaires in the mail poll, a response rale of more than master of ceremonies of the Col David K Kelly, super- 65 per cent dinner, attended by more intendent of State Police, The chairmen downplayed the effect of Watergate on than 800 in Buck Smith's res- guest speaker at I lie dinner, their party's congressional candidates. Eleven per cent said taurant. East Kean.sburg told his audienee he is proud their candidates would be hurt "a great deal," forty per cent "It was at .Ides HIM to lie associated with Chief said the issue would affect their candidates "somewhat," 31 thai the proceeds (if the din- McCarthy. per cent said "hardly at all," 17 per cent said "not at all," ner go not to him. but to lulp "A lew years ago — seven and 1 per cent pave no opinion. siiine of the kids of Middle- or Bight years — n looked as County chairmen in the East expected the most fallout town Township, and that's if the bad guvs were going to from Watergate Seventeen per cent said they expected it how the Chief Joe McCarthy mow down and take over in would hurt a great deal. That response came from 8 per cent Scholarship Fund was born.' Central New Jersey. I said in the South, 11 per cent in the Midwest and 15 per cent in the Mr. Kaine explained. "We've then that 'they may own far West. raised close to $3,000 to help a Northern New Jersey, but Middletown boy or girl go to they aren't coning down Cal/adilla Kidnap Suspect iFreed college. That's what Joe tore,1 " Col. Kelly recalled McCarthy's all about," Ihc Chief McCarthy and his po- HACKENSACK — One of eight suspects arrested in con- COPS president said. liee force, he added, were of nection with the kidnaping of X-year-old John Cal/adilla has 28 Years of Service great help to the Slate Police MIDDLETOWN'S BEST FRIEND — Police Chief ore Chief McCarthy's sons Dennis and Joseph Jr.; been released in custody of his lawyer. Friday's affair celebrated in keeping undesirables out of Joseph M. McCarthy, center, was given night to Walter B. Raine, COPS president; Chief I -ilium Fernandez, 19, of Union City, was freed F'riday. He Chief McCarthy's 2iith year the central part of the state. remember at testimonial dinner staged by Com- McCarthy; Mrs. McCarthy; Col. David B. Kelly, had been held in Bergen County Jail in lieu of $300,000 bail on the Middletown police "So you are being pro- mittee of Police Supporters (COPS) for benefit of State Police superintendent and guest speaker, and since his arrest I week ago. force Horn in Jersey City, tected. Our decisions may be Chief Joe McCarthy Scholarship Fund. From left Mr^- Kelly. ««„»!« SI«I enoto U.S. Attorney Jonathan Goldstein declined to comment Chief McCarthy moved to wrong, our logic may be When asked whether Fernandez had agreed to cooperate with Middletown as ,i child, gradu- Wrohg and our laches may be authorities to Chief McCarthy seated be- stale " he added, 1 (eel like a presentations from the local Delerise department, the ating from the township wrong, hut our principles are side him at the head table. "I bandit; I'm taking a bundle of Policemen's Benevolent As- county prosecutors office, The CaludiUa boy was kidnaped from his Dix Hills, N.Y., school system m i»4:s. He en- right Men like Joe McCarthy don't know what you call it, graft home tonight " socialion, the police Marine the township Housing Author- bomc last week. He was released on the New Jersey Turnpike tered the Army, serving as a are the good guys and they're but I do know Us dedica- The chief drew laughs with Division, which gave the chier ity, Police Explorer Post 102, at Secaucus a week ago Friday. A $50,000 ransom paid for his sergeant of military police. trying to do the right thing," tion," he concluded. a few anecdotes from 20 model of the square-rigged the township's First Aid release has not been recovered. a His career as a police offi- Col. Kelly went on After a series of presenta- years of police work, stress- Coast Guard training ship; Squads, the fire chiefs and CPI" began Jan. 18, 19!>4. when The State Police superinten- tions from organizations in ing that the policeman is only the Police Reserve Auxiliary, the fire department, the am- Insurers Say Many Beat N.J. Law he was sworn in as a patrol- dent recalled that he, like the township. Chief McCarthy human, and he, too, can make whose members presented a bassadur and consul-general NEWARK — Insurance agents arc complaining that "un- man. Three years later he be- Chief McCarthy, has had received a standing ovation mistakes pair of gold-plated handcuffs; of Nicaragua Tor Chief scrupulous motorists" are beating New Jersey's compulsory came the township's fust de- trouble from time to time as he rose to make a few "Sure we're human; sure the Port Monmoulh Commu- McCarthys help in organizing automobile insurance law. tective and was promoted to with those "who appeal" more comments. we make mistakes, but retnem- nity Church, whose pastor earthquake relief, COPS and. "Here's what happens," a release from the New Jersey the rank of detective ser- concerned with the lights of "I can't thank you enough, ber that after all's said and' gave the chief a Bible, and the citizens of Middletown. Association of Independent Insurance Agents said. "An un- geant. In 1959 he was made a the criminal than with those It's a night I won't forget for done, the policeman is the the Veterans of Foreign Mrs. Kate McCarthy, the scrupulous motorist applies for insurance, makes a down pay- lieutenant, and six years later of the public " a long, long time," the chief good guy, and he's out there Wars, who offered national chief's wife, received a ment and is issued the insurance identification card which became captain of detectives "1 get sued every day, and said trying to help. and state citations through plaque from the Policemen's can get him through inspection. He was appointed chief July it doesn't bother me. It After paying tribute to the "Thank you all so much," Police Lt, .lohn B. Kelly. Wives Asssociation as "The 12, 1967. "Then," it continued, "he fails to make his insurance pay- doesn't bother this man ei- volunteers who help make the Chief McCarthy said. other citations and plaques Woman Behind the Man," and So many of Chief ments and allows the policy to lapse. But he still has the in- ther, " said Col. Kelly, turning township "the best in the (lifts to the chief included came from the township Civil a bracelet charm from COPS. surance ID card." , The association said one in eight New Jersey drivers is not insured. It called for establishment of an "effective veri- fication system." Highlands Mayor Vows Court ' Jersey City Mayor's a Dad Again JERSEY CITY — Mayor Paul T. Jordan passed out ci- 'gars on the reviewing stand of the Saint Patrick's Day parade bere yesterday because he had something extra to celebrate: Fight to Lift Clamming Ban ' the birth of his second child. ' Named Brian Patrick, the child was born to Mrs. Patricia By MARIE CIERI ^M up until they got what they be shut off," he observed. "So ^k wanted," he said. "Then the why didn't the state do it im- Jordan at the Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital here at H1GHL.ANDS — Mayor plant could be turned over to mediately if they were so 10:51 a.m. James T. White says he will H the fishermen, who would harmful? That just .shows The timing of the birth of the 7-pound, 12-ounce boy was seek a court order to prevent M then operate it and pay the how absurd this whole thing especially appropriate, for Mrs. Jordan was born in Dublin, the prohibition of clamming I costs." is." Ireland. in 635 acres of Sandy Hook msM ,,.— ,.if^^ "p ('s'"lla'1'1' that construe- The mayor claims that the Bay as announced by the 'BTiTip^"'"" Y^-'W 1 ''"" "f a li(1Purall(in fiicility state promised a few months state Department of Environ- JX _J 1 M wou'd cosl S50'000 ago that clamming bans on mental Protection (DEP). **»«• f"*"L f W Mayor White also disputes some county waters would be Policelnvestigating le lv e csl n usc( DV The state action would end Wk ^dB " P °' ' ' R ' lifted as of June. "Now they clamming in the county be- state and federal officials say everything's closed. They cause of what the DEP sees . which led to trip B3TT don't see in t o c are t h a t Patient's Death At as a water pollution problem. ,^SM Instead of testing water pol- they're hitting the source of All other county waters have • lution, according to Mayor livelihood of a couple of hun- previously been closed by the I White, the state should have dred people. They should find state. exaimined the clams to see if the source of the pollution Marlboro Hospital The only way clamming j %flaV afl they were fit 'for con- and then find ways of correct- MARLBORO - A reliable cause of death as being could be resumed under ^^T sumption. He said that hard ing it " source yesterday .said an au- "probable suicide due to as- present water conditions, ac- rtv clams he himself has fished Mayor White reported that topsy performed by a state phyxia." cording to the state, is if a jR A from the hay have never got- Assemblyman Richard W. medical examiner on the Mr. Scheuerman's body was clam depuration plant were sWBB J»A ^B^a^aaS ten an unacceptable state rat- Van Wagner, D-Monmnuth, pndy of a 26-year-old Union found with a belt tied around built in the area. James T. White ing, and the only rejection has offered his support in County man, found on the its neck at about 4 p.m. Mayor White said last night some clammers from his ser- given to«ome of his soft fighting the reclassification nm.n.r simt photo he is not opposed to depu- vii^s. clams occurred "quite some and that the two hope to meet grounds of tlarUioro Pay- Friday on the hospital AWARD WINNER - Linda Ellis brought honors to ration regulations, even State Operation time ago." with local clammers later in chiatnc Hospital Friday, in- grounds by a security guard. herself and The Daily Register at the New Jersey though he takes issue with the The mayor favors estab- He also disputes the timing the week to decide on possible dicates "probable suicide due The victim was a volunteer Press Association's annual best newspaper contest to asphyxia" as the cause of patient who had been admit- Friday in the Ramada Inn, East Brunswick. She state's methods- of determin- lishment of a depuration plant of the reclassification. "Back legal action. A telegram has dealth. ted to the hospital on eight was awarded third place in the Women's Interest ing whether local clams are by the state. "Under a pilot in November, the U.S. Public already been sent to Gov. State Police at the Colts previous occasions, Dr. Sacxi- Writing category for a three-part series of articles safe for human consumption, program, the state could cor- Health Service made its rcc- Brendan T. Byrne outlining Neck Station said they la- ngcr said. on "Move From City to Suburbia." The stories But he does plan to fight im- red any problems that come ommendation that the clams the mayor's opposition, beled the deal h of A I .i n He could not answer ques- about Marlboro residents were published last mediate implementation of Scheuerm.in. missing from tions about the nature Of Mr. April. Presenting her the association's award cer- the ban and what he sees as the hospital since March .', Scheuerman's treatment at tificate is Thomas J. Bly, executive editor of The an citation of independent "suspicious," which, they the hospital since the victim's Register. said, includes possible suicide medical records were Im- Moderately Classified' ( The U.S. Public Health Ser- g~^\ 1 • HI or murder. pounded by the Monmoiilh k County prosecutor's office vice and the DEP have classt- I W\ Q 11 Pfl QTaPil III ^ 11 Vi VV Wl II I I* V Dr. llenhert C, Sai'xinger, Friday afternoon, Dr. Saexi- fied the 635 acres in the bay ViljUUlCllgCU 111 Olll XD W 51JU1 J the hospitals medical direc- ngcr said tor, said the autopsy was |"i- whichmmedaensathayt iffclams FKKEIIOU) - The lice of revocation as required ordinance which says that formed Saturday by l)r Ed- The autopsy was performed are allowed to purify them- B°rouKh of Shrewsbury is un- by ordinance, was not pro- business must avoid all for- .'it Monnmuth Medical Center, dl>r (mlrt r(l r t-x Vllain ' » hearing and not bidden, improper, unlawful or Long Branch, he said Hospi- the slate Board or Medical transplanted to cleaner wa- why It ahould not be required told of an oil unnecessary pratlcu, busi- tal officials there s.nd they Examiners which has taken ter they will be approved for t(> iwlnrtatfl a mercantile h- would prepared a defense nesses or conditions which do had no information con- responsibility for the case consumption •••" '" 4I1 Mvchandlsa By unilaterally and unjusti- ,,r may affect thr public cerning Mr. Scheuerman's lm 44S Broad st fial>ly r vokim from the county ineiheal ex- death William I FiseleJr super- '- •• •"**«* '' ' ""' license, health, morals of welfare aminer's office. v.sor of the state Shellfish bury. maintained the complaint, the The complaint further .,1 State Pallet at Colls Neck Control Section has said that Superior Court Judge Mer- plaintiff is subjected to imme- fo^ds that the hindloids can- The Marlboro Psychiatric said they are under orders to th(, slll(, |g .„ ,nc. itt Lane Jr. also directed the ol«te and Irrevocable barm ceiled the llve-yeat lease and Hospital dlrectoi said no refer questions about the l( cause of death i>as been de Urn a plant in the area if it la borouiB to explain whj i " < '"jury since it cannot changed the locks of the death to Marlboro Psychiatric iv supervised by his """ "' "• mercantile ordt- continue In bu building, thus depriving the ternuned to Ins know Hospital nanc v sh l(l Sim (- lhl but a source, who saw Dl \l nev iddlna th it oner- ' "" ""' '"' dedsr«d ' ' business was not plaintiff access to It. The legal Di Albano was unavailable ations could begin within H Invalid and dlrectad »• IM* allowed to open and operate, ietion, (Had by note li.iim's report and Baked tO "' Is i night i"i comment on the main anonymous, in ailed lira lords of the preml es i aid the lawsuit, It could not |,,.vv ,„ reported causa oi death plain "hv the) should not IM ••*• bwn in violation ti the court order preventing thj Mayor While said the plant blocked from | the DnBlMnCj landlords from interfering that tin- si, lie i. looking to si toopcnits fhe company Is attacking a with the comp ••( the Shapp Threatens nction would tie at I d delendanti m tha provlalon ol the mercantile |,,n Mn&f link it on laan w Fancy, •» • Ave Tno privately owned fa- lerk, and John I, I'•ii°ltYl4it* I lit Suit For More Gas msi- it Levy, owner of the premises «•-. <;<>v lhapp, bristling ovr-r celved nt of Us nor- itions, mal allot 11inM in M has threatened t ourl si lion II while loms othei r 01 kc-anslnirtf (,OP vtvaoi.i doea not n \ court hi tied r^ •Inn- liv In / >Mr, "/hit I .Ivire i h i' HI the H ii.- . chairman uw Miami oT the i II Ul Ml i HI n i ami iirtd of the ined mil.I we Uteri "I the i (the into i irl to sh.ipp 'in- i i 11 iii M'leiit NAME CHANGE MetOWflrVl M«m street wo« temporarily renamed Hadcmah Bl« i lifetime "irg us the mnlvtrtory Hadcmah

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< Gatfl«, • U IV Watt) U&ur U4 **+ hi *«<* t». t»!« Utah Thumps Rutgers in NIT; Uconn, BC, Memphis St. Win NEW YORK (AP)-Ticky town fans during the first winning point for Memphis l.aune scored IK D9 In • first-round game at Trading by 28 points at one time lead shortly after the in- Dynamic Jim KoMcr poured Mem the National Invilatiun Tour- point. Rutgers trimmed the termission as Bill l.aune trig- in 27 points, including five Mith the name lied at H7-67, nament yesterday. I lah lead to nine at 96X7 with gered a 10-pom! flurry that gamebreaking points in the I- lister conli ibuled a key In other games to complete three minutes to go The gave Memphis State a 49-44 last two minutes, to lead Con- three-point play with | II the first round yesierday and large early deficit, however, lead with 14 minutes left in necticut over Si John's. rcmainming, then scored two last night, ConnirUcut upset was too much for the Scarlet the game. While the huge crowd more fouls a few seconds lat- St. John's, 82 70; Boston Col- Knights to overcome The teams were never more screamed its approval, the er and the Huskies were nut lege upset Cincinnati Tyrone Medley added 27 than five points apart until hometown Redmen took a 50- of danger with a 72-67 advan- and Memphis State ousted Se- points for Utah while Mike Reed helped pull the Tigers 41 lead shortly after the start tage ton Hall. 73-72 Sojourner had 23 out of danger of the second half with the When St John's threatened Burden scored 21) nf his Sellers had 23 points fur Mis basket on a goaltending hel|t of three lightning bas- lo make a comeback, Foster points in the first half when Rutgers while Mike Dabney violation by Seton Halls CtM kets by Frank Alagia. further enhanced his fine the Utes hit 68 per cent of added 20 Mosley gave Memphis State a But the Huskies, with equal- gam hv making a key steal their shots from the field and I tan improved its record to Wt-M lead with two minutes ly as many fans motivating and dazzling the large crowd charged into a commanding 20 7 left Then Reed scored Mem- them, scored 10 straight with a great exhibition of Il-M lead at the HnWa Dexter Reed, earlier credit- phis State's 73rd and winning points with Foster scoring dribbling But Rutgers, which was ed with a key field goal on a point 90 seconds later from four of them to grab a 51-50 Reserve Bill Collins contrib- booed at times by the home- goaltending call, scored the the free throw line. lead with 13 minutes left in uted two key baskets and .lere Nolan scored the killing points with a field goal at the nd mark, leading Bos- ton College to its tense upset Esposito Scores 2 More BVer Cincinnati. Although the score was ClOH throughout, the real diaina of the Cincinnati-Bos- Icm game was packed into the *P Wlr•*•.•*• 1 As Bruins Beat Rangers last four minutes. DOUBLE TROUBLE — Rutgers Ed Jordan (30) is in double trouble In the Collins four points helped first period of yesterday's NIT gome In Madison Square Garden with Utah. BOSTON (AP) - "That's come lo you," Francis said, Boston moved into a seemingly Jordan lost the ball and had a foul called on him after knocking down an the playoff brand of hockey, "That goal changed things commanding 62-56 lead with unidentified player from Utah. said Phil Kspositin after he arnund. It shouldn't have 1 48 left and the rest of the Boston beei • goal." But the Bearcats came Bruins outcrunched the New Bruins spotted New York a back behind field goals hv York Rangers yesterday to first-period goal by Brad Bill Franklin and Hal Ward to score a 5-2 National Hockey Park, who broke in with trim the lead to 02-60 with Los Angeles Clips League victory. Steve Vickers two-on-one on about a half-minute remain- Ksposito, the runaway NHL defenseman Bobby Orr. Vi< k- ing in the game. scoring leader, put in his 64th ers passed to Park for the Then Nolan scored his fnul and 65th goals of the season clear shot on Boston goalie shot for Boston's winning and Ken Hodge notched his Gilles Gilbert. point, but the Terriers almost New York. 126-114 46th for the Bruins, who have Terry O'Reilly tied it up gave the game away in the been playing a more deliber- with four seconds remaining last nine seconds after Cincin- LOS ANGELES (AP) - I.os Angeles has won one 87-R6. ate style of hockey the last in the period when lion Mar- nati's Lloyd Batts sank two Jim Price had 25 points, II,ip more gahie than the Warriors Goodrich, Price and Bill few games, concentrating cotte's rebound went in off his free throws for the Bearcat's py Mansion 24 and Elm ore hut is two behind in the loss Bridges led the fourihquarter more on checking and con- skate. The Rangers argued 62nd point Smith and Gail Goodrich 22 column The Knicks are as- assault that kept the Lakers trolling the puck. futiley that O'Reilly kicked Boston College, in possession each in the Los Angles La- sured of a playoff berth safely out of reach Goodrich the puck into the net "That's what you have to of the ball, was not able to in- kera' I2ti-1H National Basket New York was led bj re h.ul HI points and Price and do to win games," Esposito The second period nf the hounds the ball, and as • re- hall Agination triumph over serve center John Gianelli Bridges MX each nationally televised game be- said. "For us to be success- sult, turned it over to Cincin- the" New York Knicks last w Hi J'i point* — ,i career I he Bull* ."re an aggres- ful, our lines have to fore- longed to the Esposito line as nati with nine seconds on Ihe night. high. Dave DeBusscherr sue learn but today they it colletected two goals, Ihe check. When you keep them clnck. The I.akers' point total was scored 22 points before leav- went beyond aggressiveness," 44th since they were reunited on their guard, it's better for The Bearcats were not able the highest against New York ing Ihe game Walt Fra/ier complained Milwaukee Coach as a line Feb. 2. Esposito tal- you." to capitalize on the situation. this season Los Angeles had 18. Larry Costelld iifl er his lied No. 64 on a power play, Coach Bep Guidolin said RUTGERS II'I Seller! 7 9 II 23, Dob- came from an 87-86 deficit Bucks buried Chicago 107-H2 taking a pass from Cashman The Lakera lied ihe game he's working to keep his team ney 9 7-1TO. Roundlre e 7 13 IS. Conlln 0 with two minutes remaining yesterday in a fight-filled Na- in front of the New York net 0 0 0. Jordan 6 1 I 13. K Iplnboum 3 0 0 4. with two baskets in the first sharp despite its solid lead Pi.lko 2 0-0 4. MocDonald 4 2 2 10. Totoll in the third period to win go- tional Basketball Association and banging it past goalie Ed 3'IS 19 30 seconds of the second half, over runnerup Montreal in UTAH (1021: Medley 12 3-4 V. Terry 3 ing away H.1-63. The lead changed hands game Giacomin. 2 2 I. Soiourner 9 S 6 23. Menolli I 0-0 2. the East. Bui den n 1-9 14. Whiting 0 0 10. Jonet 2 The Lakers trail idle Gold- four times ami Ihe score «,is "Today it became dirty " Hodge scored moments lat- 0 2 4. Jonas 0 0 0 0. Bergen 0444. Niel- "We're playing the good srn O 0 0 0. Porter 0 0 0 0. Total* 40 22 en State by one-half game lied four times before Man- The Bucks and the Bulls er, jamming the puck be- ?l clubs now," he said. "I'm Holltime: Utah 61. Rutgers 36 fouled with four to play in their race sion's two free throws put treated a national tetevMon tween Giacnnun's skate and Oi/l Oabney. Conlm. Total louts Rut. glad it's that way. It keeps for a Pacific Division title. Los Angeles ahead for good. nudinnce In a foul -laden, the goal post after the Uruin gen 73. Utah 19. you playing good hocKe$." physical contest that was nev- Inn had set up camp in front Emile Francis, coach of the er really close The Bucks of the Ranger's net. Rangers, said the crucial goal roared ott to 89-23 lead mid- Marcottc poked in was the one that enabled the v.,1) through the second quar- »P WIrMliM* O'Reilly's rebound for the Bruins to go into the second Fisk, Smith Old Feud ter anil coasted home LEAF ME ALONE — Toronto Maple Leaf left- fourth goal in the third period period tied 1-1 instead of trail- "I don't think they let us winger Garry Monahon (20) goes up in the air as and Vickers matched it for ing by one. shoot today." ^aid Chicago he and Philadelphia Flyers center Bobby Clarke New York taking a lead pass "If you go into the second Coach DII li Motta lTfp (16) fight for the puck in yesterday's NHL match in from Bobby Rousseau and go- ahead-1-6, they-'w got to couliln't have heaten them if ing in along on Gilbert Rekindled Down South each of us had a tennis racket Ksposito put his second goal ST PETERSBURG, Fla. their bitter barbs last winter. went to the Red Sox in IMS in inir h.inds " (if Ihe yame into an empty net I \l'i — Reggie Smith called after Smith had been traded with gie.ii expectations, and In other NBA action. Hus- with one second to play. Carlton Fisk a "crybaby" and lo the Cards in a four-player ('arl Y aat raze m ski, old ton deleted Capital 13-10.1; a "hack-stabber" yesterday deal (i lends, sltiod at Ihe third Minnesota Is Defeated and fanned the flames of the Detroit slopped Buffalo 118- There was an air of tension, base line about li minutes in 100; Cleveland dumped Phila- RBC Gets OK simmering feud between Ihe but the Cardinals saw some deep conversation 1 two former Boston Red Sox humor in the situation They delphia 115-99; Kansas City- For Girls' Relay Smith and FUk kept al a leammates outfitted Lou Brock in a Omaha downed Houston 125- discreet distance during By Martin's 3 Shots RKD BANK - Plans (or "I'm glad to gef away from Smith jersey with the lug No III, and Phoenix whipped the warmups In the first in- Ihe Red l'..tiik Catholic (Jar- a crybaby like Kisk ' said 7 on the back-giving the Ked Seattle 133 108 ning. Srmlh came to hat with Rick Martin is shooting potito. was hit on the arm with a den Slate Girls' Relay TracR Smith, standing at Ihe batting Sox two Smiths in look at. K;uecm Abdiil .lahh.ir Eitk behind tne plate toiBoa - more and the Buffalo Sabres' Chicago's Bill White. Stan beer bottle thrown from the Meet have been approved by cage at ,\1 Lang Field, Darren Johnson^ the ftefl tinned in n big game for Mil- ton They exchanged only opponents are enjoying it Mikita and Dick Redmond irate crowd. He was taken to the National Federation in proudly wearing Ihe emblem Sox manager, gave strict in- waukee with 38 points. 32 cold stares — no woi ds less. W ere handed game mis- a hospital (or X-rays, which Chicago and the N .1. State of the St Louis Cardinals structions that his playera rebounds and a defensive per-, Smith took ,i i ailed third "I talked to Martin after conduct penalties by referee proved negative Intencholaitic Athletic Asso- across iu> chest were not to discuss the case formance that thoroughly in- Ron Wicks for protesting Ihe strike on a called pill li I)'. Saturday nights tie in SI "1 saw the bottle coming ciation fur May 4, at MOM- I lie Cards were playing 'iit Smith, an outfielder who limidaled the HulK. who hit Bob Lee Louis," said Buffalo Coach goal. and I put my arm up and mouth College husi in the Red Sox m an ex- lust tl per cent of their shots Joe I roller, "and I laid him White argued thai I.filer ducked." he said. "II it had Several hundred school.-, hibition baseball game and it Before Ibe game, Smith from the Mom ' he wasn't shooting Ihe puck went Into Ihe crease on his hit me in the head it would from New Jersey, New York, in.i iked I he first i OIK who batted Jffl iffiS Ihi Ihe big guy wns ready;" enough He was making an nun and the goal should not have killed me." Delaware and Pennsylvania limitation between outfielder Nets Lose home runs for the Red Sox admitted Motta. extra deke when he should have counted white appeared last reason, said he hail nnl Larry Robinson and Henri will compete in the event Smith and catcher Fi.sk since CtllragO (enter Dennis Aw- have been ahootlng " to have thoved Wicks but de- teen Plak since the t!ii;i (,un Milliard, who staked Mon- Irev tried lo slow Jabbar The result was thai Martin nied it Despite paign treal to a 2-0 lead in the first down wnh a puni h in the eye iiink iv simi • iHI ihe Min- "Thai guy wenl into the period, scored again the (tnal "I've only seen his picture in the third period hut vt.is nesota goal yesterda) and ciease on his own," said period after New York tied thrown mil of the game lor three ol Iheni got past goalie While ''The referee said he in the paper and n ad .ill iti.ii Ihe score on second-period Erving Ins eflml . (lump Wnrslcy. pacing Ihe waa pushed In it looked like stuff he • been laying behind goals bj i raig Cameron and my back," smith smi "He triumph and IfM Flames had six playefs in INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Saturday's NBA results Ralph Htewaji didn t have Ihe nerve lo say it keeping Ihetr slim playofl t lie crease I didn't lay a hand George McGlnnii popped-In Buffalo 114. Cleveland III., iII JII\ face lli1 hail itie impt's alive on Wicks i waa |uat question- The triumph gave second- :n points ami grabbed, I • Boston in. Philadelphia in diimee We «eie called mio Martins goala came In Ibe ing him about the goal" place Montreal a three pmut letiniilid. ami the Indian,i I'.i Portland 121 Mlanta 117; and ihe manage! i offt t togeth first two ptrtoda, gum During the argument, At- lead over the Rangers in Ihe ceis raced lo their third Golden State 136 i M Angeles er." a club ii'i»iii it. toi II lanta Coach Kcrmr Geoffrion Kast Division. straight American Basketball |0J sun i,airy Mickey and Paul limn victory yesterday, There h.is lieen a long lime boating New York ii7-ins NI w yuo> iu Sfomv ) ; i» n» TtrtMiKhe gave ihe s.i• • pet nn.iiii- clash between Bn-.Khm 10 I ) /; r,inn»u, i 2-0 lead before Martin went lo despite .t ii point effort by l-lsk and Smdli Smith has I } 4-4 I Rilihy ; the Net! JullUI Krving. I I ", lof)x,nii s / / w L'*tn» 10 0?. work had prablenu uitii othei play Mfming#r 1 J 1 |. Winoo MM totnl 41 Green Stays Cool There w ei e I li i || lead Hit where in the national in team Me I 0>i*Nr,H CSI?» Hninlon )fl 4 I J4, i ol (II si |ie I' <"•'• '• ' * Smith 9 4 4 Ti l.nnrlr Mm krv I.Mgui the Atlanta and plti iii'i ire gut m >i lock- I ". •'.ilgM 7 t| nod ties, liul lie I IOVIOOIIO Hiliy', Dili rntoH U Ki.iiiu-s and Chicago Blai k II room flghi la il •••.n smith gafl pulling away in Ihi M i« Hawks tied :i-.'i. the Montreal For Open Victory .mil I.uis I i.int kid a mild null quartet despite Ervlng'i • i^i»^ i , ,. ii 174 < inadlem downed Ihe New li mi Mlel "I I '29 firsi hall points The third York itlanderi i I and Ihe .IV KSONVILI.I. H,i |\1') - Hubert Gleeri nude (our «'.•» IS. lm»ngi.lMn « II Philadelphia n et and in hirdiea in i rmt .it one siieidi for * while, he hid .i bul| >e,n New i rd drew rento Maple Leaf* lied Iroke lead three quick fouls in ihe Ihlrd in the World H« Uiii ihe i li lot ••• in the Ot eatoi lai keooA Ilia (lend n five fur Ihi USC, I IH liana Win Ion i ppen lloll I'Hiiiuinrtii may h.iv•• b bunkaf III Ihe land •! Winnipeg 111. thai ,'|iel| Itlfll two strokes "(f Hie |< bench im mosl of lhal qual New Kngland I Minm II the fifth hole in Itnal round He'd tII Hi scored as>nly four Overtime Decisions Qutbi fourth hole li i KM points in Ihe |!• -'.mote i dmofltofl makii thai lime Iinh i lend 2. mull id pill him limn ii lead in i itii i in HI. I il' i | I nhellj li iiie riil "i ihi if. nd place w. ui tii, I the

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« tIN THwE CLUTCH - Red Bank Catholic's Tom Seiti comes to grips with the final obstacle of his IN HIS CORNER - Red Bank Catholic wrestling interscholastic wrestling career — Phillipsburg's IN ANOTHER WORLD - As 6,500 fans look on at match with Mike Rosetti of Phillipsburg. Three pe- coach Harry Copperthwoite, right, and John Seitz, Mike Rosetti Saturday afternoon. Seitz won the Princeton University's Jadwin Gymnasium, Tom riods later, Seitz had a coveted crown as the fans brother of the newly-crowned state champion, state championship finale, 8-1. Seitz, Red Bank Catholic's courageous state cham rose to their feet to give him a standing ovation. pion, goes to one knee to open his 108-pound final watch intently as tough Tom trades holds en route to his interscholastic dream. Hopfensperger, Seitz Triumph!f

PRINCETON - Red Bank dolph s Hob Moms-. M, fur Seitz's victory proved to be Catholic's Tom Seit/ and Mid- Ins HS'POUnd crown. the highlight of the afternoon. dlctnwn Township's Ki'n Hop- Middielown came close to A standing ovation greeted fensperger reached the end of boasting two state champions the gritty RBC performer as the yellow brick road Satur- Bill Albert, the Lions' 101- timed ticked away during the day at Princeton University's pound contender, fought his closing seconds of his con- .ladwin Gymnasium. Both cli- way lo the finals before drop- quest and when it was all maxed outstanding Inter- ping a :!-l) overtime decision liver scholastic wrestling careers to Bernards' Tim Farrell, last "My parents told me about by Winning slate champion- year s 88-pound king A year it. ' said the courageous 17- ships age, Albert, who went into the year-aid who lost his left leg their accomplishment was finale with a 27-0 record and a below the knee, at the age of even mine noteworthy In that career mark of NO-ti-l. finished i "Tn tell you the truth, I they are their respective third at UK. didn't even realize it Was go- school's first slate m a 1 ii was a solid conclusion lo ing on. I was in shock champs ever and the first. a banner season for the Shore "There has been so much from Monmouih County since. • area, as three Ocean County confusion in the last three Christian Brothers Academy's grapplers annexed state weeks (through the district, Pete Black brought home the crowns. .Jackson Township's regional and state com- bacon five years ago. brother act — licit or and Ed petition)" said Seitz. "I want- "It felt really great," said Rivera — captured champion- ed the championship so bad scit/.. still savoring his solid B- ships at 122 and 13$, respec- that 1 really worked hard. My 1 victory in the finals over tively, while Brick Townships FEELS JUST GREAT — The post-match shower altitude was lo wrestle my added to the refreshing feeling of accomplishment I'lnllipsburg's Mike Kn-.rili lXN-pound standout Dan rerj best."" Hopfensperger felt the same MeCullough came home with RIDING TO TITLE — Middletown Township's Ken Hopfesnperger, top, has after Tom Seitz reached his four-year high school A third place finisher in the goal. way after defeating Ran- his second straight stale title. Bob Morrison of Randolph in a cross-body ride with a figure four on leg in state a year ago, Seitz wound their 115-pound championship finale Saturday at Jadwin Gym in Princeton. up with a 27-1 record this sea- Hopfensperger went on to register a 5-4 victory and bring Middletown its son, his eye always on the first state championship in history. slate triumph which came his way Saturday. "1 wax ner- vous, but 1 told myself that if I didn't do it now, 1 was nev- er going to doit." HopfcnspeiRer, who wrapped up a 27-0 senior sea- son in perfect fashion, com- piled a career record of 65-7-2 and scored in his first state appearance. Both Monmouth County champions credit their coaches with their achieve- ments Muldletown coach John Evans believed all sea- son long that Middielown would finally succeed in pro- ducing a slate champ, while Seilz can't say enough for his coach Harry Cooperthwaite and his predecessor Hay Vis- beck", now at Alietown High School. Rffltttr staff Pholot by Larry Ptrna "Mr. Vilbeck even helped TOUGH SETBACK — Bill Albert, Middle-town's Albert en route to the 98-pound title last year, mil this year by MOUting up 101-pounder, goes against Bernards' Tim Farrell in scored a 3-0 overtime victory to again foil the ponenta (or me," concluded 1HE71 their championship match. Farrell, who defeated Lion's aspirations. Sell/ UCLA the Best? We'll See.... B\ THE ASSOCIATED I'ltiss icnsih mi delenae u waa more Ilka (ome »i the rhompaon was knocked cull and rushed to a we were playing whon we won Mini othei hospital, where his wowuLrequired 19 Ktchea He "Noted) in thenational finals compai champkinahlpe I'm nol saying that we'll beat returned lo the garni late In Ihe second half and UCM Ninth cuiiima State, but we're confident received a thunderous ovation when hi rejoined Mi leammatea Bui he never got into the garni again i ill net ,i i II in see ii San Kranclm'o Wooden also rounded a warning <>f aorta i" Ihe mil priii the night ai the hospital as i pii Coat ii Bob t..nil,mi i-. i Wolfpack, a Icam the Brulna routed M4W earlier In cautlonar) meaion The IIIIM Mi< i rv.iui r.Mnn. ii" ketcd Into H"1 i nil championship round ol Trn7 x i \\ biuketball plaj i want iiicni in remembei thai we beal II< was unconacioua Bboul lour mlnutea by is points on a neutral mini with Bill Walton ..ml In I,urn". Mauls Ih.il nil. in Dealing lialllard'a Dons S:IMI Saturday in 1 the \\i".i regional final playing mils hall Ihe game tald a smiling Wood I hem .in im ii,H tut rii.ii prompted (iaillard'a rich compllmMfl .nut in i u.nii them in dwell mi thai \|i|i.iirniK motivated bj his teamntato ,i ,, pro' nii'ii Ui i.\ Coai ii John Wooden with am \ |. .i ploj perh i dent, a .'.11111 i inn Bui lea -ii 21 ol > munition loi wxl Saturda) - national semifinal i Wooden i point - iftei the ln< Idenl lo lead lha Wollpai k, ind i b.iu' confidence In Ihli learn »; Wood Ml,mi i col- ID We'ft IWl «•<•< IWenl Hut we're not going The i'.II ifn H i onferi n< ( •ji impiot lected ihi'H' wild i led in .i 35-23 lead .it lha h»ll behind theli \n hit i i ii thai i hi i i i \ .-.iinrii ,i berth oppn iii' '"11111 .iiniiiia \IIIIMII,III Forward and mi WlBm I brv inspired his liammal si,it. mal i wtlh • n were llnlahi I UCLA with lout mln Minn picked up .mil mil . i.nij I uri riii ibi lining in Ihe game « leu pulled hi • i ii<. 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B> HlfH MfOlKTTI "He's a super ball player," praised Kristofik ketball there for a while " "He's big (6-3, ZOO pounds) and strong and even While Bauer was trying 1o gel SB KM riSjM The Nickelodeon has an excellent outside shot.'' Plakis, a guard last track. 6i senior Boh Ovens was doing a |ab How- ever, Ovens has tapered off somewhat e\er since \i»i Hun there m yuuu|| 1 aa in an ft 11 aaaa m AAaiaAiaa^^uHaakus saaaa aaaa 11 a a u a 11 a ai.a a 1 a 1111111111111 year, is now the center ic and Neptune an- carrying BJSMnnaW MB ••• II111V Mil IIOTHfRMHI^MtlfWnnVil I !••• VI|IPVIIIIIIVIIII|IIIII If Knslofik's strategy works, Plakis will pick Bauer got hid tiattle 1» (Owing by 13 points Last week the Fliers ,:hl of Mmiiiiouih Counts s Impi up a lot of fouls in a hurry. "He gets into foul Ovens has had three excellent practi' turned thints around and won by 13 to catapult both the public ami parochial school fronts Nep trouble a lot We'd like to get him on the bench .is sums, and I'm hoping he can come through fur us lulu the sectional finals against Trenton Central luiic lared the Central Jersey, (iroup quickly as possible." against Eustace. Pcie Kitzpalrick (junior) has Trenton Central, which had beaten Ewing ear- l\ champum, is DM notch ahead of the CastfS. Eustace scored 116 points in the state finals last SO real well fur us UH lier this \ear, was an even bigger upset for Nep- KB) dill has to beat Bishop husiace of Pmnsau- year, but this year's Crusaders are more defen- Knstofiks reliable Beach could play an impor- tune km in lake itnwn the Smith Jersey.-Parochial "B" sive-minded. tant role should the game with Kustace IK- a physi- Neptune has come up with one big player per I (nim there it's cm lo ihi' slat* "B" fi- "They play a tough 3-2 zone and they like to cal one. < in the tournament. More encouraging to use a half-court press," noted Knstofik, "but The Crusaders' shortcoming is the Caseys' llennessy is the fact that all of the recent heroes Neptune (23-5) with i victor) flvar scmth Jer- they're shallow. They don't have much depth We strength — and in the lung run — there's nothing have been underclassmen. Jerome Williams, a M\ uiiiiHi arrow night at Brook- have at least eight players who can start." like depth Mipiiomorc, who has come on strongly since mid- ((.ill' ('(immunity C allege will still have bo inert the ,1'au) Kich. Andy Bstt, Jim Mmoni. and Kevin season, won the medal against Trenton Central RBC (18-7), winner of its last seven of eig^t North ictor fur the overall croup IV Conley have all seen lots of action this winter, and KB( Hoping games, has been relying lately on Dave Bauer, a now is when it should be paying off d Casey coach Joe Knslofik is still looking for 6-3 senior who came on slowly this season Kndgetou has run .1 serum ol upsets in cop the John Schaffcr, whn suffered an earl) season that first victory ever over Bishop EuStace tonight Bauer, the Caseys' all-star end during the foot- South Jersey lumon The team is only r.i-7 this ankle injury, can now be counted UMM al Hamilton-East So far, RBC is 0-4 in state bouts ball season, who will make his next scholastic neason lis las) upset came against touted Atlantic RBC hasn't been to the state Finals since 1950. with the Crusaders home at Villanova University, didn't really get Ctfj The Caseyi have hwl In the secttMial finals three Eustace (19-7) isn't the same explosive ball into the basketball niche until midway through the times H has been frustrating Ltrrj Henneuy's young Fliers havr managed club that won the State Parochial "B" title so campaign. However, he's been dynamite in the If the Casess do boat Kflltace it will only ,1 (iw ll|r 1!. "| IllCir BWfl overwhelmingly a year ago. In (act, only one man, state tournament. 1 bung their record to 1-4 against the Crusaders. iii^i (,mil the complete reversal against Ew- Tom Plakis, returned from that 271 team "I talked to him earlier, and he responded Jo. KiMiillk in.; Township Neptune dropped an early-season However, Plakis is a man to be reckoned with well," Kristofik said, "lie just wasn't thinking bas- Do sou Ihink Knstofik cares. .? Yankees One Up on Ralphie

By The Associated Press (Vv. wim ins driven in six I heir first victory of the year, 1'ittsburg Pirates 7-:i, the Chi Zaehery — scattered five runs the last two games, led a 95 decision over the Hous- cagn White Sox downed Kan- Brave hits. Hank Aaron was Bobby Mincer doubled the Dodgers' 11-lut attack ton Astros. sas Ciiy 8-5, the Chicago Cubs hitless in four trips to the home two runs and scored an- which also included five sto- Darwin had a two-run lopped the Oakland As 6-2. platr. I'lhci. pacing a four-run rally len bases, three by second homer and Braun hit his in San Francisco dropped Cali- lnos Cabell drove in three that carried the New York baseman Dave Lopes. Hie fifth for three runs. It was fornia H-2. Montreal defeated runs and had a pair of singles Yankees to a 1-1 exihilinn Steve Garvey's bases- the Twins' first win in 11 pre- Texas 5-1, and Cleveland beat to help i\\e Orioles, who baseball victory over the Det- loaded single sparked a three- season games. Milwaukee 3-1. erupted for four runs in the roit Tigers yesterdaj run Los Angeles first The Twins scared in the One half of the Boston Red fourth inning. Pirate starter Hick Dempsey started I In- and Cey's homer with Joe first inning when Harmon Sox got by Philadelphia's Bruce Kison staked the Ori- New York rally with a single Ferguson aboard highlighted Killebrew singled in one run, Phillies 10-7, and the other oles to a 5-2 lead in.the and stole second in front i)f a four-run sixth. then went on to overcome a 3- half of the squad dropped a 4- fourth. Jim Mason's single Then John Milner homered for 1 Houston advantage for the :i squeaker to St. Louis Jorge Orla had a homer (iene Michael and Murcer New York in the fourth. triumph. The Reds got 17 hits, three and two singles, driving in doubled and Ron Blomberg Boh Darwin and Steve In other exhibition games, by Ken Griffey, in their shell- four runs, to lead Chicago singled for the final run of the Braun accounted for five runs the blanked ing of Atlanta, while three past the Kansas City Royals. inning. Oil just one each lo the Atlanta Braves 7-0, the Cincinnati — Pat Os- The Sox scored seven runs off Mickey Stanley doubled and help the Minnesota Twins to Baltimore Orioles beat the burn, Steve Kealey and Pat Marty Pattin in the first three scored on Gary Sutherland's , including a four-run sacrifice lly (or tbe lime Tiger second frani(L_... run • •I'll" ilntl '«•"> The game marked the Yan- A STRATEGIC POINT — Neptune coach Larry Hennessy goes over the kee s first meeting with their PBA Duo team strategy with his young Fliers. Hennessy's methods have sent his old manager. Ralph Ilouk. team soaring to the Central Jersey Group IV championship. now piloting the Tigers Victorious Ron Cey drove in (our runs with a two-run homer, a In Ring • Single and a sacrifice fly in Miss Renz' National Mark leading the Los Angeles Dod- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS gers to a 9-2 victory over the — Local boy Bill Connell, New Ynrk Mets slate heavyweight Golden Glove Champion, thrilled a Leads Monmouth to 7th home town crowd In decisi- STATE COLLEGE, Pa - was fifth in H 13 if), while Lanstiach finished ninth in the Blue Netters vely beating Ted Adamczyk Monmoulh College's Debbie Noreen Harrington, Celine •inn freestyle with Ihclr time of' Harrision for the second Ren/, established a new wom- Toy and HTSSel! Hen/ ;nnl of :t-4«v.' time and scored his sixth con- en's national record over the Set Schedule secutive win here Bill was the weekend in the Women's In- LINCROFT - Starling with matador meeting Adamczyk, tercollegiate Swimming Cham- B home match anamsi 1 11111 the bull with rapier lefts. pionships at the University of Your furnace berland County College, Sat- I'enn Stale. i . unlay \pril li the lirnokdalc Connell's next contest will Miss Kenz was clocked in Community College tennis be in two weeks at Rosellc 24.58 in winning the 60-yard can also keep you cool team faces a demanding II- Catholic when he faces Mike freestyle event, to pace the nialch schedule — all against Maslcy of the Elizabeth Rec- Hawkeltes to a seventh place Garden state Athletic Confer- reation, the most experienced next summer. linish in the team standings. ence teams. foe he has ever been asked lo face. More than 500 distaff swim The Jersey Blues will be at tilers representing 4K schools home for eight matches. Kddie Yeye. Middlctown's competed Arizona state, with Coach Kevin Hayter's netmen PBA's lightweight scored a five individual winners, cap- also will host Somerset. decision win over Rinaldo Or- lured the team championship (1I0111 ester \llantn . I'umdOn*, tiz; the 135 pound N.J. Golden with 242 points. Miami with I num. Middlesex and Bur- (Hove Champion. In the sec- ond round when Veye switch- 164 points was runncrup. fol- lington Road contests arc m ed to a southpaw style, be lwcd by Washington (140), scheduled with Bergen, ocean INDOOR FINALISTS - Ira Brodsky, second from left, president of the and Mm 11-, completely baffled the cham- New Mexico (1J8), and N.J. Shore Tennis Association, chats with finalists of the Jersey Shore In- pion hooking him with lefts Princeton (12:<), finished I lie complete HI74 Brook- door championships held at the New Shrewsbury Racquet Club. Bill Bir- and rights. In the third round ahead of Monmouth (111) dale tennis m hedule kenmeier, left; of Fair Haven, lost to Ivor Braka, second from right, of the champion faced an ortho- Monmnuth's '200-yard ined- Apni ii -Cumberland, home, Deal, in the finals of the 35 and over singles. Steve Johnson, right, of Spring dox fighter. ley relay team of Judie Ap- Z p m : S -Somerset, home, 2 Lake won the singles open. plegate.'Kathy Krupp. Wend p.m . 13 -Bergen, away noon With Yeye switching from • 11 Mini ii ill tllltt 11 tl ttlltlil I till! tllllllll 11111II111 1 lilimilimillliiiim Lansbach and Mils Kenz fin- M CitonCPStPT home. '_' p 111 one style to the other Ortiz ished second With a I -II \llanlii Imme, '.' p 111 ii Net Open did not know what to expect. clocking 1h ean, away, i :m p m . Yeye put on an excellent dis- Finishing fourth for ihc ( amilen. home 2 p m play of boxing and won the Triumph Freehold Entries Hawketles were Miss Krupp, Mi\ t 1 nlrtn linn,,' » "outstanding boxer award" 31 81, in the M-yart nrcastst- P in , ii Morris, awa; I Id for the evening. This also was roke, and Miss Lansbach. p in . H Middle ifx. home 2 To Johnson 1 omorro\\ Yeye's sixth win against one 2689 in the Till yard bntterfl] |i in II I'.lll'llllL'.liill Inline, _' M;W SIIKI.USHI HY - Ut-PtKM Ml \M Ifwel Lawn (Abhafi'Hoi VI IlIsS Bum Meer (No Drlvtr 1 11 • iSica) 6 1 Miss Krupp also registered a p III Steve Johnson, Ivor Braka Something Blu* (Sprr#ndD A 1 Rlckie Jefferson, another • i doHo'it Gone (Rnthbone) fifth m the IIHI oreaatstroke and Jules Clangers all won Polly 0 (Gallagher) ..II Amtricon Sal iProtmot a i PBA boxer did well for one Ynrdon (MUHIO) 11 J'lOnploin Hnnrt (MinteMo) (1 09.15), Mule Miss Lan- singles championship ' I nbrll ( Pugqiero) .... Hnl Strorto (Kamm) . ..121 round against Pave Burgess Little 0 Annie (Gray) A 1 sbach did the same in the 100 NOTICE TO iiTiiav in the Jersey Shore In- Coir] ( olOUft i' «wi ft)] «i lib •- Paco IM MtOO of the Kearney PAL In the door tournament held at the KcllytuckCrttdlBonafri) • i 1 ||T>I 1 Fihon) . i I second round Burgess let go butterfly .. / 1 DAILY REGISTER'S New Shrew but •• Rat qucl Pmi>hoven Shfiin I Pnpi'n > IS 1 Nobl<* Wtkomt (Hnthtionrl 11 with a terrific right anf flat- Monniouth s 409-yard med- club Dillon Ryder (Lul Kim (Illll) n i won i three round decision Krupp, Lansbach and Kenz turned back Dan Hammond , pinll) 1 ' | Mo Di lv#l i ft 1 over Joe Pinion of Newark in Mldtftetown i I 13 foi the *1h - Poe IM 1 000 Now you can add ' (No Driyf l . n i i itrw Winbo* (Qulnnl M while ,\i Knight ol tl open till* Bi aki ol Deal • • Street I'.uv , i lull of I'lamfield DeVeau Second air conditioning downed Bill BJrkenmelei ol •-1 1 IfiO declaimed Tarry McGhaa of Km II «i In Individual to your A 1 the Mlddletown PBA anil UVIT Illll' HMl i i . 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UVE Oslo CARS - LARGE MLiCTIOM GUARANTEED RATCLIFFE PONATIAC FULL STOCK OF 74.73 CHRYSLERS « PlYMOUTHS Roule 3». Eolonlown 54? 7IO» '4395 OLDSMOBILE special. 695 VOLKSWAGEN lVlO^-Dork blue. Ei- • '68 POMTIAC Cutlass Colonnade cellent condition. Fully outomotir. Asking HMO Coll otter 5 JOpm .mUti Bonneville Sedan. #504. Green, Air condi-1 voi kSWAG.N I9M - n. 4-door, hardtop, tioning, radio, whiiewalis. power Tiatnlenanre Besl oiler 71OLDSMOBILE steering, and brakes, automatic | D AVCUHDC CHRYSLER 5» «!•? nllfr J p m 54 000 miles Cutlass S Stock No 0108 more. 2.356 miles PONTIAC VOI KSWA&tN _UO"i?_T" ?-door hardtop. LeMans convertible, 6 cylinder. DM I JllUlxC PLYMOUT Needsloas 1500 Stock No 0105. automatic, power steering and wun '3695 VOLKSWAGEN l» - Block, lunraal, r»- $AVE Air conditioning 33.854 miles buckets. 92.267 miles. 291-9200 158 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS dia, radiols Wanv ealros. Needs tngin* • epoir BeM oiler miui Full Factory VO1KSWAGFN Ivtl BUS - »tl" '2395 Wany eilro* special...... \J&*J caii n* 7071 onyiimt '680LDSM0BILE 12-MONTH ~~WAI_I I INCOLN MERCUlTv Shrewsbury Ave at Syromore Delmonl 88 73 OLDSMOBILE '68 Shrewsbury. NJ. 4-door sedan Delta 88 12.000 MILE '« 1400 Slock No PO173 n I-ORD VTF 4-door hardtop. Slock No. CHEVROLET Ooort*nope (700. Low mileaqe C150,19.000 miles. Warranty Corvair Monza, real economy I.III7mg. Aimnqivn I7»tl71 Special! 3395 j [ Aim I »(_ Scrkm DeVille. BlotkT mpeclal...... C)_£3 I Cuod condition AikinoWiOO the above Ton IV Jill I 1066 VOI KVvVM.I N Sr DAN ~Ge.odTocv" I dition Good mileage Radio. Asking 1700. OLDSMOBILE '68 I UltlOi 10*1 OLDSWOBII.E ~ PerTeclTunning." DODGE lias clocked windshield 17SQ or best otter. CALL FOR A | Coll 4VS you CADILLAC CO. Polara. 2-door, automatic, power i» DODGE COeONIT — Faur-MtrT RUSSELL steering. 82,394 miles. lomot'C. power steertno, economlcdl |3llengine E KCellent condition t4e,-l)7l. 741-0910 1969 FORO COUNfRYSOUIRE LTD~—' 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK I 10 passenger. Good condition. 112O0. only •.•••••••...'495 164-0070 I 1W9FORD LTD - Air conditirined. Uset regular qas F^A ,te,eo New tires M.00O TOUGH CAR. miles »7» i mimosa '67 | 1969 ME»( UPY m«0UH 'jlatlorT wagon All power Averoge It mpg Trail- er nitch. AW'IM Mereo radio, oir condi- CHEVROLET tioned IllOOtirin 4IM7J7 Chevelle Concours station A Volvo is the answer. * two separate undercoats. 1970 BUK.K LeSABRE --Four door hard- When you buy an® used wagon. Automatic, 96.269 miles. The body is welded into Finally, more mileage. I top Power, loclory oir. new tires Ono L owner Sacntice lor besl otter 747 «K» $ one solid piece. The roof The Volvo 144 goes I 1970 CHI VI LLF - Ivxo floor hardtop VI." pillars have supported 1 Two barrel corburetor. tour speed Very *ave now... 695 f about 70% farther on good condition. 11400 or besl otter. Coll car from us you get these | ?M 0O0J over eight tons. Metal i a gallon of gas than I 1971 nOnr.F rillill rNCr» Twndnor '68 p.ulsinosl prone to rust osi papular hig—i— IV 11ll arc made least prone tol (domestic sedans.' I 1971 Ol oSMOmi I LunirvMJan <'* PONTIAC njst.They're galvanized. II stereo, automatic, air, lull power II6V0 | Calalma station wagon, 86.SJ8 Come in and sec I nil uln miles. Fully equipped and priced Outside: coat upon our Volvos. Before I 1971 VOLKSWAOLN'.UPLR BfcEILE - PLUS BENEFITS I Automatlr . ronio and healer Cicellent right coat of primer and paint. Underside: gCt WOrsC. •«««! on U S fiovrrnment Condition. SM9166. $ LC* hOWM lor I97< model year cars. ,1 197? BARRACUDA " ~| n«"iriiieogT"ET' 1. -A previously owned car that has been traded in on a 1974 Chevroletl I reliant rnndihon Iwndon,. vmylnMt. (Not a Done Over" used car bought at a dealer auctfoni ... 695 I nr I <.!!• > ' 4lt evewiii tr.*m 1 !<• II pm HI! CORVMTf rnilPI Pour -predT '65 I 3*iO enqinr. or. low mileage Eirtllcnt 2. -A car that has been serviced and reconditioned in our own shop! || condition 791 1779 alter « p m CHEVROLET Where True Economy Begins... ' I972FIAT 171 - J57OOmiles ' Asking UNII9SO0 Impala, 4-door hardtop. 76,365 I > / i% nttrr 6 pm. 1 -A written warranty backed by an authorized Chevrolet dealer known (or miles. I97J Ml RCUHY VONIEt.0 With oir RED BANK VOLVO || conditioning li»w« Asking »7.9Og. reliability for 29 years in this area. ??? J?74 mornings 1971 RAPIrAf IIIjA Yellow nnd blrirVT •H If jf .••••••*•••• E. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886 Red Bank Air. linled gld'A 140 Ih p. Croger mag*. J4(io rniln in»e n,eovorr poymentiPOIWHI,, 1I?»i)Vs g a month Da 791 9SN alter torn AM '67 I tor Oo' Q 1 "THE PRICE IS RIGHT" ON ANY DEAL DURING OUR SALES 3. Trucks And Trailer* PONTIAC IODGI rRUCH IV./ ! i Ion. stoke and ilottorm, noon ongnxil miles. Been In CONTEST ON NEW 1973-1974 CHEVROI TS - TEST US NOW! Tempest 4-door Regular luel V- |ll«] M4 0764 8,automatic,etc 90,754 miles OWBOY AND rOACIOR "-"75 ToVl

$ Tror In,. 1969 Forrl I* 9S0. vtry good condl only. 695 Ion 566 3706 alter 5pm 973 MONTE CARLO A»condHnnewer.smibenedtm.elc 29.123ml NOW 3595. 1973 LEFTOVERS! TUDI «A«l a JI9 I960 PICKUP V "73 LeSABRE SPORT COUPE — Green, 2-door, AM radio, white- 147 0S49 1973 IMPALA Sport Coupe Mr, Wte)l rool. Dower. AM / FM radio. WWS. dues 18.505 mi NOW 3595. '68 walls, air, tinted glass, bumper strips, deluxe wheel covers. No. 874, 4. Motorcycles Demo-7.479 ml. LIST $4,817.05 BONNIE PRICE $3,688 CHEVROLET * \ AASAtri S00 1977 - Good running con 097O LBM ANS <) passanrjar wagon Air condnioneO. root rack, power, radio. WWS. «Lc. .. 25.3M mi NOW 3345. rtilifin 147' Impala Super Sport, ? door, '73 LeSABRE CUSTOM — Yellow, 2-door Sport Coupe, AM/FAA ra- Coll Horvey oiler 1.14? A474

buckals. 86.849 rrnins A real buy dio, whitewalls, air, tinted glass, bumper strips, remote control mir- MOTORCYril lN»U«»NCt I 3f C BUICK 4 doorFujctrt Sl«reo.a«condriion«d. power everything, speed conlrol. etc...... 19,278mi NOW Z995. ror, power windows. Accessory Group, bodyside moldings, No. 867, Rtasontthle Rates Demol 1,771 mi. LIST $5,765 BONNIE PRICE $3,995 f.Rn Enduro, A I tondt- '73 CENTURION — 2-door Convertible, white, AM/FM stereo radio, lion WOOIlrm I 3 /C MALIBU 4 door Air conriinorerj. automatic, power lado. WWS. docs &2.3O8ml NOW 1 895. whitewalls, air, tinted glass, bumper strips, remote control mirror, Alter 6pm, »«/ 1/19 PLYMOUTH 6-way power seat, power windows. Accessory Group, bodyside 1971 KAWASAKI SQOrC 1Q77NM/A. Satellite. 2 door, 63,080 milov MM 40 300 m. NOW *2495. moldings. No. 802, Demo- LIST $S,967.0S BONNIE PRICE $4,395 (.an l"l il'4 oltOl • f - t"" tW'ri 4 rlnor A,r condriioned, automate, power, radio. WWS, discs..-—.__...., Front end damaged. '73 ELECTRA 225 CUSTOM — 4 door Hardtop, AM/FM stereo radio, (•fjiufDTci rSi?j S4/\ _.... 711,300 m. NOW'2195. whitewalls, Climate Control Air, tinted glass, rear window delog, 191 IIM I "it UAl HlCt « cinm A,r conditioned, vinyl top. AM/rM power. WWS. diet* _ bumper strips, 6-way seat, power windows bodyside moldings, vinyl upmclal O%/3 ll/l rAMAHA 0HI lit I Htli root, No. 805, Demo 28,298 mi. LIST $7,353 60.. BONNIE PRICt $5,395 . '.ninhct NKH Oe Ceorrie, ISJl I DUILK Mr,it. innor.K.iutpowef.AM/FMslenn.WWS.diaca ...... M 300m, NOW '2595. 147 0717 '73 ELECTRA 224 CUSTOM — Green Hardtop, AM/FM radio, white .. atttsmi NOW'2395. '67 walls, air, tinted gloss, bumper guards, power seat, power windows, 15) I I LAP RICE COUPE M pew-r «mtow>. vmyl lop, radio. WWS, *ics bodyside moldinqs, No. 1245. LIST $6,302.60 BONNIE PRICE $4.t95 i. Auto Service/Parts I And CHEVROLET '73 ELECTRA 21$ CUSTOM — 4 door Hardtop, blue, AM radio, air, limn Inr >/!» o' Irodo • 91 I WIAUBU4<)oor.A»conflriion«d.vinyliop,power.newWWS,d«e» now «2095. Bel Air, station wagon. 15.B68 tinted gloss, bumper guards, power seat, power windows, bodyslde ii (yl'nde* or smnn VI miles. moldings. No. 1223. LIST $6,187.60 BONNIE PRICE $4,5»S "•IRD 1971 BUICK S^tmeem Air. vinyl lop. powet AM/FMr.dB,w4aov*i.,olo USM-i NOW11995. >'!/ ' Iftoll 17Y8 All Of $ '73 ELECTRA 22$ — 4 door Hardtop, green, AM radio, rear speaker, - .Ill mpmclal 495 whitewalls, air, tinted glass, power seat, power windows, bndysldt 1970 TOWNSMAN w.or,nA».wem..«,»r,,0Ow.,*1i«. wws d«, M Hem MOW'1395. moldings, No. 1244. LIST $6,035.60 BONNIE PRICE S4.49S 4. Auto Rent/Leate •11 RIVIERA SPORT COUPE — 2 door, coral, console, AM/FM ra- TOM'^ fORD 1970 McHCURY « em *•<• ."iii.n..ri pmei4e*v1n««.iftr.li <.n\ AM/rM»leAli dow detoq, power windows, 6 way seat, vinyl roof, No. 1274. LIST ' n r»o»r 1970 PONTIAC ';•!<»• 4 rtnma * rnnrtmnrwrl power '«do, WWS. dues, (to §3 Ml mi NOW 1 395. choose from U.niJOi BONfilE PRICE $5,095 See us today '73 ESTATE WACOM - 4 door, 3 teat, yellow, AM/TM stereo > to Wanted Automotive 1969 BONNEVILLE «n<\ * *,.» •» „., ,< mimmni «•«•. m wtw M NOW' 1295. whitewalls, climate control Air, tinted glass, r«ar window detog, bumper strip*, remote control mirror < I way seat, 40/40 pass, seats, I'lH I 969 MALIB U SS •n,« .4.p rtrin.lpr«.r,l....M,»linili«ra«nm«n ;«,'Mom. NOW'1 495. woodgrain. power window lugatie rack, power ) M tcillgatedoor, No. BU4. Demo 6,6011 ml. LIST \/.\i.\ \r> 1968 OLDS* >m$*B***, mtmwHummmtm «i««t«i NOW11295. RASSAS BONNIE PRICt $5,395 •i . mi 1968CAMAR0'-i.. i?'v». MMWIMNOW 1195. PONTIACI 77^6500 f »nt I ,«s SarWntf Momnoulfi County CIRCLE CHEVROLET Since 1930 buick-opel OPEHIATEEVEHYIVE.! 395 Broad SI. I AW WHERE DOING BUSINESS - IS A PLEASURE!" Red Bank 10 hwy 3! 7« milt) south of i-bury clrcl« 741-5180 Mam Cla«»llt«d 641 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY 741-3130 •n Ntxt Paq«

i, | UN 41. ftunnttt I 71. J< paid A-l MtrchondiM i»r %mf WAN r I Opportunities EMPLOYMENT One-Person Business S2,OO0 Investment (Can Start Port Time) GREAT • rpluneTwp area TolllO 1 BUSINESS POf iT «.r.do* ^ho*>i Slrtpes. ale typing tO* oi.fl bri«hi colors Matt Of luna lo MO PROWNS 21. Business Services nearea iiiiwi i uTt'itusiitsi.*'1101'* ACCOUNTANT - Income tax returns pre Good fctiilli • No Selling! pared professionally ot your home or of- 1 wp • T NAiVE IN 'inn' 1<« SO metOl utility totiinets fice Call now o>' Cero lor re glazing Also insert* lor r < EMCUtlVC (oreermlnfl ii. with case I ike new tes'otter r ond rr glaring PBOWNS 32 Brood it, lJ (on - 4i 77*7 after * p.m Rfd Bonk 741 7J00 SI. HtlpWontftf <_ARPENTRV Add''" 800KKFPER lull Ihoroe full and Income of met, rooting and InltflCH Open NCfO BFAUTK I^N PO CLASS Si Uf SI A! . HAMMOND ORGAN iv 5JI* Dart time, Kelly * Beauty Salon (all III S400 Week Up 611 I IN', • i I (•'> I ,|.uio (.nod wilh Of Asbury Park J034 lor interview n't ond also swing shift Appi > weekday*. d HAVf II • THE SENDER Coll 741 714V aft" Call Mth A brand new organ wtth nished and installed lor only 169 95. To or- cilic time idvr ing b.isnie-.T. i.c ht.tti In ou'o rhythm. COURlfcR Pi ; ' lentlOUS large lollowing Expert tn color ond cut OPPORTUNITY ft. Babyftitting 1494163 ovoiioMe 'o \fi . - im pnoiie Wanoqer Operator s license Startina Ploy if immediolely person. To 1100 Child Core numbfr V\"ie Bo* A 766. Th* bo Boots rfpoirrd regi'lt ogled, compounded saleswoman. •en daily 'IK 9 Sot. l» Attounts payable 1o*9$ 'on to Fr he H»F F 1 for Mom St I Corner ot Mottnoo Ave. nvfjxrd or bottom pumted f>i i EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN W'lh .drtie'pwn Mulowan o»fl M? 6486 or S42 «H (o I lowing Excellent working (.ondMions • ood salof v Reierei 0' long TEllER - Beginner. e*Pf r lemed or ansportotio" ( oil 14? 3U& after 6 P a" f est«ff> ' cm op, 779 i9 HAWWONO ONGAN B ?. n spe«keV trainee I oral. Oper Coll 143-0044 ton, rrtinfl *l*rl<©mr h.mes WfS C«H OAROfNSPl OWf D Anyvi/r Russell M. Borus Agency ABtSlTTf R From Colts Nf(k. with ILTB* r/OOf »N LAUN Hunt ', I ondM apirio Sei v if e UNOCHI rTI mOitiliU AiHor Mr Seont«n. Fill I AND PART TIME for modern «v" liartspo'laliOK tour evenings o week jOino up in Torus f • 170 Broad SI 741 722? Red Bank O'eo Cull [ asif automatic car wosh Parl lime hours. 9 1 all W? S393 before 6pm Com op ??9 \fl40 HAVE AVON Wil I TRAVf L or Mpm Apply in person, SCRUB A 600 River Rd., Fair Haven i OUR INCOME IA;| BARMAID M W Friday. Saturday r»+ if yosi don t hovr an Avon represenlgiivt, DUB r AR WASH Cambridge Or & Rt 3* IVf IN ( ouiri hove one or 1*0 rhil and would like their produds. pitow toll in yum home oi mint F wrs und weekends gs Dungeon Bar, Rum Runner, 116 Mala wan ,-ill S4V iWi.ask lor Mr Me Cray Otcan Avr Sea Bright Apply in person if tfir "nee thildffn m mother • Hnlttidfi Reply Bo» H ?i! Tim iiOMI RI MO Of I ING Alterations, ad GAL/GUV FRIDAY — Busy office Typing HF IRIOOV SARDONYX CAMEO NtCX- BARTENDERM-W - Doyi o> • '•ppiy Samson Eleilncai Supply 747-4532 truly Register. Red Bank MERCHANDISE riition* Plon now Screened ptn I l A" ( 14 (Oral |7S Middlf-lnwH Co . JIS Rector St . Perth Amboy. N J potto or trjmily room. Free estimates 741 671 6141 can u; 4iti We or 14? '.860 GFNERAL LABOR And pouring ceram S3. Domestic Help B/• M 1 f NHI U WANTED Rogel's Bar. Sl. Help Wanted SI. Help Wanted e, permanent Call 142 HOUSECLEANER Nf f nl O Th.rsrto- IBMTYPEWRITERS" HOME RENOVATION .bury Ave . Red Bonk Male or molds Full ti ' Friday Own transpoi loliOn Call 671 Hooting and Aluminum Siding (emnlf Port time, night or day. Apply be 3874 71. Merchandise For Salt RFAI hMATfc SALES The Kir Z41 fvfninq-. Rental S16.50 per mo. lowest rotes 747 M6S alter 6 p m. '«i I 9 a m. GIRL/GUY FRIDAY - General otf.te Co , Monmout'i ( ounty s larqesl multiple AIR CONDITIONERS Two Corner. ork including typing, telephone Apply SI r p| TAPY To 1150 iisimq-. realtor is irrfc'nq ombitious ond HOUSEKEEPER for two adult % Sleep HOWE REPAIRS - Paneling, steps, Bit I IN(. CJ f RK CflOd witli tigiMfv '000 Btu. window WMl*. runs HO volt Like IRISH FISHERMAN SWrATf RS — T««. Elertro Impulse. 116 Chestnut St., Red KEYPUNCH TolUO competent salespeople interested in earn iQle room. ball). TV t nr five dn polios, sidewalks no ntressery f ndrn billing moduli* 1300 lor both It! 7177 lonh . HVAC DESIGNER ToWOO ing a minimum of 1/0.000 a year Licensed week. Good salary V,u<.i have good retei handknx Ne.er used 170 each Reasonable M MI (".(ffleni opportunity 77? '4/4 it i H LDITOR . ToYll's or willing to learn hi turn, we otter many APPLIANCE PARTS Smotf Enough to GO GODANCFRS (Altroclive). High P O Boi it, Pumion. II I UMINATl MOVING CO LOW < O<1 lonogrrnenl opportunities, 60% coninn 'an frpo'r nusinp^s vacuums, rrtm IOY~OR GIRI ( ARRIERS WANII O PART TIME Cooking moving, hauling and deliver y pay, odaptablc hours, pleasant working DATA COMMUNICATIONS lion. liberal draws, profit shoring and i housework taun toosters, miifrt, etc Way below foctory for morning newspaper route in East dry. Write to Son I 71? (all I/O W6S conditions Will train 364 4187 depth training. Colt 717 5500 tor a (0 The Daily Regis ost 6711633, KINDLING WOOD— Kfnn<.biirg t>< Port Monmouih. Call 747- Red Bonk 1399m 78/ 367' GROUNDSKEEPER — Loral school dis SYSTEMS ENGINEERS - 3-10 lidential mlerview Ask for Mr Read SI 25 a bag years experience in data collec- BAR V solid pine, »7i. HO trains and INCOME TAXES trut seeking an Individual to perform table. S?0 Tent « I y/a For those chilly mornlngi. CARPtNThR'SHElPfP- ( iperirnred duties related to upkeep of grounds m tion. COBOL. $15 120K. FEE R| Cl PTIONIST prepared tor small husinesses and rnrpn 54. Situations Wanted Phone 147 W94 Open Saturdays until i p m Pail lunr Bondriblr t r rrliold rjreo eluding grass rutting, weeding, fertilizing, PAID. For Veterinarians liospi'ol rations or individuals Ale* D • I Jill Mr, 'M46 eti t xperiemed person preferred Fringe 6/1 IM)3 Ftmale BFAT THF HIGH COST Of Oil PubMr Atfounlant, 49S 7400. PRODUCTION MANAGER REDBANK LUMBER CAR WASH HI I H t till tune Please ap- benefits Include vacation, health insur- REGISTERED NURSE Part time. I Woodcool stove 4' high, used ail wmie< 1M INCOMF TAX PREPARATION WIN BABYSIT Fnt working mother • Wall Street Red Bonk '" ? ply in person. Country Sudser Cor Wash, i in to 3 p.m I .(Hifnt poy (irirl benefits Asking ISO Ul SIBO Complete service Personal or business. ance, a good solory gutde interested per 5 10 years cuperlence in large as- n my home West Keansburg oreo Any KITCHEN DISPLAYS - Wood and Fir- Uiddlefown. Brookdole Nursing Center, Hwy 35. Hoi 1 Stole ond lederal Over ?0 years in sons should contact the Ealontown Board sembhfi. Work from drawinqt hours 49S 2009 CARPET" IS•»70 . padding inrhidtd ovo mico Must sell to moke room for ntw Irl models Inr lurtri appliances. 73*• I HI Widdl«lo*n Coll tor appointment. ( ASM IE R Expel K'fw ed prrlprrerJ. of Education at S4M055 with large precision mechomcal MOTHER - Will tore for rhildren In her rado. Good condition Best otter CAR Martin y ! itwil'i. t *i A|'i'|i' Tomahawk Golf Course HAIR STYl 1ST Full or port time. Busy and rotating machinery. Degree. RETAIL"SAI f S home. Little Silver area. Teochmg e PET. 9 »l? . never used, country green. LINOLEUM MECHANIC - Sheet goods. Reliable law Service 847 4111 salon Over 140 a day probable Colt after Salary $70 «0K FEE f»AtO eruf RrterriM *s 147 VQS.l Anderson Linoleum, SOS Brood St.. Colt 671 1789 /,6>l 5/40 FULLTIME& Shrewsbury. 741 Ml? DESIGN ENGINEER WISH HOUSFWORK Three mornings a CHEER UP INTERIOR PAINTING & DECORA! ING HANDYMAN M'W Light maintenance PART-TIME week. Rimtson area Wntr Box E 710. Th LIQUIDATING TWO ESTATES Better days are toming Brighten up the Free estimate* ond repair work Amprico's fastest qrowing Home Center i Urn I v Pr-cjiMer. Red flfmt- N I Antique tabiev rs. sideboards, hutch. 3 10 years tnptfitflff MIL tpfct, home wild a living plant W* hove a laigt W. Chanterov Ml H14 CHAUFFEUR Coll 491 1400 Wire, hardwore, piastres, resins, looking tor responsible, hard working Indi Of <>k. ormmre nrifnlal rugs, tapestry, BABYSITTING Sf RVICf - For worfcin selection of Iprronums. house plants, coc HOUSEKEEPERS I ivr out for design ol magnetic com- iduats interested in a retailing career. No (.hatideii" sterling silver, chtno IACROF ALL TBADC, We do any- l |inMl ion (or experience necessary, we will train you mothers. Nursery school atmosphere i tus ond hanging boskets, Wholesale and re- INT( RNATIONAL GALLERIES thing Reosnnablf f'r re #",1in'a1i", Oi\ red driver l."n<1 rli nq record o openings immediate area Own trans ponents. Know |igs and fixtures tail MIKE'S GRIENHOUStS, 701 Shore Dynamic self starter needed. To Salary plus commission on soles, full line spacious home Lunchfs and snacks pro lORivernde Ave , Red Bonk 741 74 74 (Quill to elderly citcens. widows and wid- mu'.l por lotion preferable. Up to 170 per day vided. Call 777-7134 Blvd . Keonsburo. 71/ UU APPt-Y ll/K FEE PAID. of benefits. Excellent opportunity tor ad ower v «47 20/f> DESKS, fit ES, tables, r hairs, oridlng mn LIVING ROOM SET ~ French Provincial Division of E mployment Services rnjrul into management Openings in Ihe Neptune and Middletown chines, typewriters, otlue equiprnent, etc much and choir with motrhing drapes. JOES Tf LtVISION SFRVICt A-l EMPLOYMENT 48 F FrontSt . Red Bank •PRODUCTION CONTROl 55. Situations Wonted Good condition 1700 73f 7140. Hepoir oil makes fall 7&4 6701 ities. Interviews held on Monday at bargain pr.rp-, NPW or used A AC M0 Brood M 'd. 1100. I t T JIM 00 IT • " HOUSF PAINTING" 14? 6S74 otter * p.m. (lean your cellar, attic, gaiage. etc Trash REAL ESTATE SALES •QC CHANNEL CO., INC. Attention homeowners I am a pointer with DESK - Small. M*. Eureka upright vatu um S">. eledrlt rurlert ond Hollywood •< MINK JACKET - Sue 6 I. worn twice lemoval 847 Mil ISIS Rt 3S Middlftown, N J 4' years mpetieiuf and am •.lortmq my JOB HUNTING? r\Aiinmiini 3 5 years experience in n business. I nni looting for satisfied or.HO,room dlvidtr.«. 747 Mil Asking StM MONMOUTH ANDOCEAN COUNTIES nucleor power generolors or RN - 3 30 n.m lo 11:30 p.m shift. Col 791M7S LET ME DO IT! WOP*" TEMPORARY UNTIl YOU FIND HUMop Nursing Home for appointment. customers to establish a reputation lor DINING ftOOMSF T heavy metals manufacturing quality work nl reasonable prices. Coll Rf MODI t PAINT PI PAIR THAT PERMANENT POSITION environment. 671 017/ Seven piece, mahogany. MORE GREAT VALUES' iohdrock now for free estimates. S47 13« Call UJ 0417 otttr A 1(1 p m E 'Pi RT WORK 100' r MIA WAN 1 I f (> IMMEDIATE OPENINGS now available IE, ME. EE. CE, Metallurgy, nu SALESPERSON Cotleqe or sales back moole chest ot drowers. Mt. solid foch REASONABl I /41 4V,8 rRltNDLY NEtDFD IMMEDIATELY. for development sales ond reiale depart, clear or applied mechanics de- round, nol service. Coll lor liee estimate. Ill OUR 74TH YEAR* IS7 Brood 51 . Red Bank NATIONWIDE CREDIT CORP. - Deal ">n wtth banks, manufacturers, wholesale NURSING &HOAAE CARE Five Rooms of Antiques Ronth mink rape stole, $40, black Persion- 'i HAVE A PLRMANENT p£. and oil types of business and professional SECRETARY RNS, LPNs. home hrnlth AirfM Ond Com broodtail slim >4 Mandorin cool ond pil- KrYPUNCM OPERATOR . With kry panlons. Part tinir*. trniporory 6r full and Collectibles PARTMENT.NLVt CAIII tape experirnre, part time. Wed thru people, needs high type salespeople. Dis- Wanted, experienced individual only, ind iboi hot. 44v Turquoise suedt-thearlino PAINTING trict AAanoger, lo service and open new ac- dual with experience in basu offic lime Experienced, bonded. Reasonable Wt ore happy In announce two more repu pants coot, 140 Designer gold wool coot. Intl Sun , 5 p m la 10 p m Hours ore sub|*ct lo rales S77 S900 tabtr deolers hove tomed us. One with a nor titertor 4 Mnperbanqinq ( i I Pr Rr-rord keeping Must to good rhanqe Apply JERSEY SHORE AAFDIC counts this area. Age no handicap. No In- procedures ond secretarial skills Resum 13). Sire 10 17. Handbags if eoch. Coll 74T- Call •>•• t«/ witn numbers Win from. vestment, High commission. Le«d pro- required. Call for appointment, A/1 1074 tine assortment of nautlcol items, such as 4146. AL CENTER'. Codies Ave . Neptune, HOMEMAKERS/UPJOHN hatch cover lobles. boat lanterns, duck, Call 777 7474, Robert Lewis, Inr. weekdays 9 2. An equal opportunity em- gram Write Manager, Bon 4117, Cleve- SECRETARY. REAL ESTATE L iah PAINTING land, Ohio 44173 steno ond typing, knowlrdge of boo 3?0 Ranton Ave, Highland Park etc. Thr olhfr with selected eor ly gray and MU5TSFI.I - White Formico round Ct ERK ST \ HO T'l^r 7',9 In prison. Rt Vi Drive In ThfOtfr on Hwy (701)611 1170. Equal Opportunity Employer 35, Ho/lft No phone calls please. Appli- pm to 11 p m. E xc el Irnt pay und benefits. FOOD CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE - to 30 hours Apply in per- MALE OR FEMAL6 — Willing loTearrT community health mining oqency. E»' new trncte? Opportunity to earn 11.SO prr SERVICE STATION ATTfNOANT - Full week income is available in this area. Mm SPRING ISNEAR son, Danny's Subs and Pi//a. 74 Ayrfs penence desirable Call 1701) 747 1704 or or part-time. Guy's Hess, Hwy 35 and And so is nort»e spruungup time Curllt week ( nil /41 191 / ft n in to 17 noon only, imum down payment required A cash ( ane, i ittle Sit vet write S, R Monlpy, MtOSS Family Henlth ChQDHHillRd.. " bm,iii«si. with amll >nqiowlh 31 i 444 7031. Sniilli^un dojt luiyt uiid uiuiii (.quul Oppoi lumly ( inploy»r K Nursinti Service. T4I Bodman PI , Rfd SOy *nal yrnr w«nt Ann? he It do it swiftly. l)i rORAlOR CONSUt I ANT Rank 07/01 TAXI BUSINESS FRANCHISF M d P Hn tiliHtnct necessary New in nren MANAGER SHORT ORDER~COOk^A'pplv *n person, Koyporlarea Good potential. 1 NURSING RN S. IPNS. PATIENT 7 9 p.m., Martinis Diner, Hwy 36, Keartv tn-4443. 13' i hours up to I' * i >•• week Frrr train- Opening lor individual with mortn')inl N 1 Al HVOK NlST Superb opportu- CLERICAL sume to Box A-Jfti, The Doily Register, (elephant Men. Women. .Students, or KE YPUNCHER^ 079 Of • Red Bank. Mtn prciahst s ottite in Red Bon* iitoonhqhters For interview. Contact Wr. BOOKKEt Pf R LOCOl Open BOOKKEEPERS PROOF MA< MINI OPffiATOR Pleasant environment, tine benefits Bluf PART TIME BUSINESS- Own hours, no Barry. |4?'M?9 ottrr S p m. ( ross-Blue Sbield. Call Ul /\M f ybu want to work on tenv TEI LF» f-MAiNf-t S investment Call for interview. Middle Tl ( ( PHONl Sr ( RF TAPY Full or ARE YOU RESULTS ORIENTED AND PARTIAL I IS! iNl, DENTAI RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT sorary assignments helping town. 49S 2B7S cinylinif Eatonlown, S42- part time. I to 4 and Ho M shifts. Long Full lime. Experienced. Marlboro area. 4/73 alter 6pm v trrni Pleasanl work Coll 741 4700. Ace Employment Aaency Apply lo Boi 1-707. T.Ne Daily Rrgisifr, out at leading firms through- READY FOR TODAY'S PART TIME — Man or woman, S n in to TlRf I HANGER 70 Thomas Awf iti 34v4 Mmirwur.v Red Bank, N I out the area . . . stop in and / 10 a m Established home delivery news- Dl P'| Mt)ABI } Ml I (' fur hire, to CUl p Call 747 3404 from a.m. to AitH S t to 3, experii>med Arnold Wnl apply AAon. through Fri., 9-5. paper route available in Red Bonk oreo S 30 p Sat I lo 3. CHALLENGES? EAI IS. trr Nursing Home. 67? South Inuirl Ave , grass in imcraft Calls Neck Marlboro We'll give you all the help Good Income plus tar nllowonce. Call /47- Moflrl !i/ 6300 ureas Can /BO I860 otter ftp m 3199 Attrr 6 p fit HI \(,19 TOUR AND TRAVEL CAREeR"~Fo7 you need. somfonp mteresled In spiling ond promol ASSlSTANl MANAr.l W F fit OduM iKi D H WASH! H f nil ti'nr Mir mir|h PART-TIME SALtS - See our ad under t a m lo ] p in Apply in pfi inq bus tours >n n solrs i orerr atmosphere, uter. Coll Striinrl Thealpr. ?*4 964* or 764 4 W yront R lanh 847 4 Retail Sales i Right now we have openings (or: "Did Waiter Nursing Home, 677 South Lau CHANNt ! ( () IN( t «p* iirii[r in trnvpl promotion preferred rel Avr . Hnrlel 3t?M Albur yPork Apply tn P O Bo< B C . Red Bank. N ' MAII RIAL HANDLER Forloclorv. PAVING FOPf MAN T RAVI I AQ,[ NT AVON DRAFTSMEN M/W Pprnnrnrnl lull tintr rmplovmrnr. Paid ho- Asphalt iHiv• • • r| i nrtipnnv needs cjnalif i^it fi,ii nmi r (Mi iriKP rfquirtd TOBUYORStll. AVON (nil Mis hcJoys and othpr i ornpony lirnfhls Apply persons Send resume lo Bo« ( rt- Thl SHEET METAL WORKERS - (4:30 pm to 1:00 am) Kleinhoni, /4l 4343.467 U// or in 1770 EXPERIENCED in person. RAI I'll I RltDLAND & BROS . Dnily RfOiMfr, Pert Bonk, N J Inm o w*lt cslnhHshfd enquirer mo firm Locust SI . Krvporl r •, (SI BANK ING New bronrh opfnlng in Hum Pf-RSON - Some f«peyerue in rouah REALTY GROUP Sei-up and operate punch press, walev Pf*« hiak« shejr R«quir«iu»« 01 iriiiTs i oi mofii venfs e« < mr pollution control and indul MAIURI PI «SON Work in ihlpplng pninting and somr moimtnancf uround ol shop mathematics, compiled drawings measuring insliumtnu ||. Answer phont. y»*ri*rcil off >i ** dutlti SO lierifnrr lunior Ipllers. 1 or more years Iriol dust control 11 ond rpfpiyinn dfparlmtnl i ui) rm,o mr form Write, qiving finfritnrp ontl rrfrr- prM.r>rir.l>rJarily fntfv in BON H ?5l, The Doily Rfgister, wprn Hours I i't to S. Local. HOOa ween, r«pr-rieiu r Srt t ptnr y R*cepllont%1 #lll • ..i k<••] tlnnk N I du dl ond i r lirrrnrnf bfnrlrK Apply Nor- I ] lhr»T rr»s»1"n. lKiniUf.Qf.pencmf Wn« MOnd DKIriculori. InC . 674 Rinurlwnv. Krr) Rfifili ACC PMPLOYWPNT AGtNCY 20 Thornns Avf HhUfU Shff*^bur^ . dt I • if i iffy ConstCt . 1W1 • owledqe ril sheet melnl designs inch Srr FrnnV I -V^AH f H1. On oirli lial sales activity We wel- Third Avr , Spring I nke 449 S500 Hi flow, duct suing, In MAtURE PIRSON rodo lawn ond poi Union Apply Wall Sireel f ashions. 37 Walt WAITRFS^F SM W KltChtnhtlp Apply W employer 1 in person, Highlands Marina, Highlands, ifuSM llll In" - i ii|i'ir fi| Irr work t? .SO per hour, 40 hours per H , Red Brink N J. Wed . wnt 30, bflwtfln i KUp m people m ihe WELDER - (4:30 pm to 1:00 am) HARMAIDM W •f« fall Mr MortlWI, II? 63H. nrnsuritie wilh experience and PORTtR M-W PAIN ri R WUri '.Kiel and alijminum using *ire Ited tquipmtnt Mmimum ?y«lr»ti. Mir appointment tall nun drinkfr Apply Apt. I0A, tiS Ctdar WAITBEME'S - Wanted lull HfM. niQhi *ho have proven M4*4I97 MECHANIC Avf W.-.i \ nH •Jntt Apply in prrson oiler 7 p.m.. Red 'frords and wish lo ex- Denence No trainees. Oah Omfr, Hwy 3S. HoiUI. for interview. «nrt resume or phone C, MECHANIC'I HELPER PRiNTl R I iptrltnc«d <•> run Heidvl 1 plore a unique style ol bet- 10. Wanted Automotive :rr Co . U Toytor Rn nerq and Kelly presies Write to Box A- WAITRt S ! M'W WANT FD lei home prp^ N I 0181/, 1701) 71/ VV. attention Corl Experienced, references Ihl, The Doily Retiislrr. Rfd Ronk Pltatt uppiv ii* person after 4 p.m. HonKktr, Chief design engineer Apply in person WHAT , YOUR BEEF. 31 W. River Rd., REAL ESI • nttd pri ~ C45HP4/0 Werner's Automotive Ipt r fd Ayyrpssivp growint) office requires TECHNICIANS- Equal Opportunity Employer (i large llaff due lo expansion program Call Ray Smith at Hwy 36, Belford Only Interested in sciltspfoplr cteMrous of WE NEED HELP far Dir),Mi Computer leslmq Analog/Hybr.1 Compuier testing. *nd dl- WlNIIDUilOCai PMIVI RS OPliver Sunday pnper Pr-I Our real eslntr salespeople ore overloaded . .cr |9Q iTOO pfr year 0" Hunk nrea Must have car. No collections with (|i>nliheri prosper Is We don t believe viopmont lab Must have appropriate e«penence in l«stma and eval- MECHANIC rolensive advertising nalionul rrlfrrnl \tt- WE WILL PAY (nM fit IMS in mi nvrrrrnwded oMi'f nnrt all of our Position open tor rtpolrtng. imoll ond In vitf Mfmhpr ot fwi Ml 842-0900 iMlion Off awari nt H.is ad. Soles and | • !•! Wit N( I 0 A'.SI', f ANT BOOK tpr innliiple sue mr (onlr-rt trig Ciron) All (fphes htlii in sti i, TOP PRICES •>i ooperlunittfl "re available MU'I M Apply m person, Surray Log- MI M'ln r on lawn tQuipni#nl r Fldtnci Send rttumt I" Bn« t- ft, fhi "il Hiah commission lev- i '.t Red Bank. H i (niiitK appolntmcnl A/I IO/4 Daily Rfqislrr. Rrd Rank for details TOMS FORD^ i , .ii lObll ^M initnrtes C on- luteiilial Aiddfniy Ageiuy. Huffy Leigh 3. Trucks and Trailers 3. Trucks And Trailers 3. Trucks And Trailers irni land only i o al established • MII| nf« fillii f tnt ihis purpose. QC. INSPECTOR- WOMI N Ml NIHMKldlin ( A 1 A Musi hrivr In »fi I ••! ir«n(e • IR rMI Pfrlnrm MrrMANICAl .n^prrtinn ol Is! ptoet, prrrmon marhlneri «n«J

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SELL garage 7/0 deep i JIII, Wj 900 RUMSON COLONIAL 7 6600 FAST inn and bath 17?5 AW»IERf«ONlwnHNOEOUAL Ont month »etu oom. two both .sIS »eor old (I'll Cmonlol lor WITH AQUICK ACTION tfl room d S.MO often five beO'oorm three lull LOW-COST i ottogr I g hroorm plus l*o one-rtait wtl»ffom* moiitf1 Show y tti f j privote polo 139,000 ,ng room Dining room < "» '"' DAILY REGISTER .o'hing Ike it in Wonmoullf f ouniy ace kltrhe»,..'lu'll"5a«i™«o fll bwme l wilti Mi 100 1 In i>w Gardens On* 57, $00 DulkhtuOinO s E».'» » I" "" ments and e"i ELLEN S. HAZELTON WATERBURY ts houif A must s«' FAMILY AD Hiking bay Cook Realtor «U»iON WA1ERFRONT - M'.WO 3LINES-5DAYS oi water ond parking sup 3W River Rd .Rumson 142 3200 1 if no answer roll ill 3466 Member inter-City Relocation Servtc* AGENCY is houit hoi o Mlup II* "O" " *• T Reaitot 47 Years of Ser< cl lor in lows Stucco cflfcenl block «llh $2.00 I1SS ONG BRANCH Downtown O'eo Older 62 Maple Ave 747 3S00 Ri d ion* bpdioonn ond both ao*n plui t*o *o-story frame home Furm&hed. if de*ck View lontosif and mav no* c*angei may be basemem. gat heat, detached gorage « OV room, dining room, liwtng room ant mode and no discounts or retun ANSBuRG Three bedroom all elec paved driveway Many extras For qi linen Now s the time lo plan your out mode if trt is i am pled belorr e> pi C opartmenl Good neighborhood. Avail LONG, LOW RANCH iOlc.131400 foil owner, 747 5161 OO' living wiin 1l>e U ocrt of privott ' dialely 17S0 per month plus TO PLACE YOUR cunty fli? 7434 or 27? 05/7 Nearly on acre m one ot Little Silver » ti awn. »hodf trers. covered polio it s won nest neighborhoods Living room with I.re ng lor you »M TOO DAILY REGISTER EANSBURG Three bedroom apart place, family room, three bedrooms, two RUM?ON REALTY & FAMILY AD, CALL. . spe< tai bonus, all dog owners " i si floor 1771 per moi baths, eat m kitchen, two cor ottoched MARINE CORP WALKER & WALKER oiling and registering for our classes be Mies and one month's security Col' 78/ garage See it today IS7.W0 Rcottart ore the 70th ot Ma'ch will niii HI tm bedroom, two-bath home In Rumson oi • WOODED! PIANO"-"Weber "spinet asking 1300 Bed please 67) W? oats, saunas, pool room, gym, recreation Fair Haven. Call between 7 and 8 p.m., 741 basement. Owner asking only 175.800 Hur- 1 room sel, pecan, ashing 1200 Spanish bed Oil and country club setting 1360 month RED BANK - Three bedrooms, kftchtn, 2681. ry while it Is still available THE KIRWAN • COUNTRY .LOT room set. 1300 7410643 >COT TIES - AKC All block Paper U| I ties 74/3825 eves 54? 8000. Ext dining room, living room, pantry, fenced CO. Realtor. 7876600 rained. Bred for friendly disposition 29 days In yard. Lease and security required sj/5 HOUSING WANTED — Social Service PIN BALI MACHINE RCA Whirlpool agency seeking rentals tor clientele. Calf MIDDLETOWN ! LIVING • MODERN APARTMf N 1'» per month Apply al 50 Locusl Ave . Apt. FOR THE CAPE COD LOVERS washing machine 10. daily. Mr Guno. 542-1000. Ext. 217. No ?64 M14 IAMESF KITTENS - Thr« BMUtlful Near transportation commission involved This corner house, In excellent condition, • High on a hill in one of wo females, 110 each, one malt, $15. Call Call 495 0416 or 495 1454- PEO BANK Three bedrooms, living features large bedrooms, large living Awaits the new owners of PRINTER S MFTAl WORK TAflIF after 5 p m 54? 7079 LOCALEXECUTIVE- Wonts to rent room, eat in kitchen, enclosed porch, ond • Middletown's finest sec- EW TOWNHOUSE" APARTMf NI room, dining room, kitchen Lease, secu- With galley storage cabinet and two slug rity. No pets. Call Ml 881). four bedroom home. April I or May 1 J35C o full dry basement At this prlre it lust this 4-bedroom, Iwo-balh • lions surrounds this mas- comportments 34" deep, 40 high, 35 SOUTH AMERICAN BOA CONSTRICTOR" pectaculor view ot river and ocean Bal- to 1375 ronge. References. Call 84? ?S41 — 4'. nice markings, trtendly. $40 cant tost Coll for appointment to see it.. wide, over all height with slug rock 56', ony, one bedroom, large livingToom, su- RED BANK - Two bedroom housr on Nn Owner anxious to sell. Move In ot closing. Middletown home Pool • sive 5-bedroom, 2'/»-baih 140 firm. Call after 6pm 566-0936 Call 747 0273 PI kitchen with oil appliances Wall to- vesink River. Walk to NY, bus, train. S260 PROFESSIONAL~MAN~^~WontS to rent small house or cottoge In Rumson Fair Only 132,900. THE KIRWAN CO . Realtor, Custom built with all the • home ?.0' gameroom, wall carpeting, air conditioned Pool, ten- month ',4? 1944. 71/6600 ~~RCA COLOR CONSOLE 80. Merchandise Wanted is 1760 per month Call 741 7856 Haven or Highlands area Privacy essen extras Completely lenced • basement, wall-to-wall Excellent condition CtANPORT WATERFRONT Two RUWSON - 10 Center St. Long or short tiol. From 9 5 p.m. 2671000. Ent. 508 After Call S42 0400 ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top cosh pnid edroom modernized apartment Lovely lease 900 sq ft. contemporary ranch style 7 p.m. 291 4052. property for privacy Near • carpeting, central air con- LES DEUX & DON PONS. 799 River Rd . home on quiet residential street One block WIDDLETOWN $28,900 REFRIGERATOR r Haven, 84? 625/ or, 741 4337. ounds. Call days. 741 4900, eves , 279 from stores, public transportation; ex- RETI RED COUPLE - Wants three or Lovely ranch on 100' lOndscaped lot fea- everything 21' game- • ditiomng. beautiful area. MS 107 cellent schools within walking distance, In four room apartment to rent. Keyport, tures three generous bedrooms, formol 471-2717 ANTIQUES URGENTLY t.EED~E*D~ Wioiawon area Coll after 5 p.m. 264 2358. dining room, eat in kitchen, full recreation room, carpeting, much « Asking $64,900 Call us NE BEDROOM APARTMENT AVAIL eludes new wall-to-wall carpeting, new ' nr ni tur e , paintings, cut glass, art, central gas healing, air conditioning, dtsh- basement. Stond up otttc. Immediate occu- ROLL AWAY BED" Homes, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry BLE - In small, secure, secluded gorden SMALl HOUSE OR COTTAGE WANTED more Asking $51,900 « today 'asher, refrigerator, disposal, washer and poncy MTLMFDREAl TORS, 671 5650 Like new, 14$ NAME YOUR PRICE partment Superintendent on premises. - Two adults. Holmdel. Middletown area. Phone 671 0433 v bus at door 1175. Call 671-5257. dryer. Large kitchen plui laundry, three 264 9000. EMI. 263. MIDDLETOWN Call us today INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES bedrooms, living room, bath and] garage RIVER PLAZA SECTION 10 Riverside Ave , Red Bank 741 7474 OPEN FOR INSPECTION On spacious treed lot $375 a onth plus Four-bedroom Cope. Lorge corner lot. SHOW BEAMS BUYING Old gold, silver, jewelry, sil utilities. Mr Pancky at 12 Center St Fenced yard. Full basement Gas heal. Enjoy the warmth ond character of a beau verwnre, diamonds, coins, broken lewelry One bedroom Apartments show if interested Call (212) GR5.7740 REAL ESTATE One minute to Parkway, schools, shoiipmg STERUNG THOMPSON STERLING THOMPSON flful beamed celling. Easy to install. Sale Antique guns, etc. Top prices Call Mr mornings or evenings Weekends 747 5994. and trains Wolk lo bus line Avaiioble York, 764 4601. Marie Manor « FOR SALE Apr 15 (SPECIAL until Apr 1. owner will priced at- I*, $7.93; 10', 19 90, 12 , $11.11; 100 Shore Drive. Highlands 8/7 190Q WlDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Fur- UIOCUTU-IULTM ASSOQATES - REALHM U'. $13.16 (n stock. . sacrifice ol 134,500). For quick sole, ott Hours: 10-4 p.m nished ond unfurnished Immediate occu- today ond avoid 7** commission. For op • 140 Hwy JS MKMtakmn M0 Hwy » MlUdHlown Open Saturdays unfil 5 p.m BUYING SILVER COINS ED BANK - Attractively decorated, fur pancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY, pointment tall 747-0049 anytime. Prior to 1965 ished, Iwo room efficiency. Convenient Oceanporl Ave . Oceanport 542 3500 RED BANK LUMBER >cation Reference. 741-8394 131. Houses For Sale MIDDLETOWN 747-5600 747-5600 tWoll Street Red Bank ll\ v,m PAYING 200% Renovated Coiomal with lour bedrooms. SOFA — 96" sectional, Iwo 4B" sections FiD BANK - Holt duplex Three, bed 103. Rentals To Share /3ACRE $37,500 tull dining room, den and family room, OVER FACE VALUE ooms, I11 baths. Couple preferred. Secu- Brown Iweed. S7S. We pay S3 for every V In silver Also buy WORKING ROOMMATE WANTFD ' fn immaculate home features four generous basement and brick front Included on SM 088) days B« 6019 nllr. 6 pm. ty required No pets 12/5 plus utilities. Bedrooms, two full baths, 15' dining room, roperty Is a collage with living room, ng silver dollars Coll 764 3456 After 6. 41 8155 after 6 p.m. shore house with another girl Willing to SONY TAPE RECORDER - 31 j and )•; 264 167© relocate, Call after 5 p.m. §72 1753 or 291 eat in kilchrn, full recreation basement, Cilehen, bedroom and bath, at a monthly tope. Used once. Cost S175, will sacrifice CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — Any FD BANK LUXURY HI RISE 4994. nttcithed qoroge Owner anxious MEL- rental ot 1165. Aluminum siding on Colo- »1?S l nil HI 18»S betwpm 9 12 a ni makr or condition or will trade HO, 0?7, 0 RIVERVIEWTOWERS MED REALTORS,671 5650 nial ond cottage Above ground pool Four or wide gauge 114 3710 8 Riverside Ave Red Bank 106. Furnished Rooms .ni rtnvewqy Listert at 154,900 Mortgage SPANISH BEbROOM SuitF Liki-nrw BL AT THE FLfEL ATLANTICHIGHLANDS M00 Morse console stereo. MOO. Musi sell COIN OPERATED GAMBLING.MACHIN AND ENERGY SHORTAGE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Small hotel Near Scenic Dr Older Colonial home in FS — One-arm bandits, old amusement Rooms by week or month 791 0066 It no very good condition, with hot water qas ""WALKER & WALKER CLASSIFIED mly three blocks to R.R and bus Over park machines. 741 1999 or 7473664. answer call 741 1144. heat and fireplace Four bedrooms, I1? Reoitors TWb"GA5HEATEBS Melol lothe ooklnq the Navesink River Spacious 17 II*.!,! r, 671-33)1 Holmdel edroom apartments Central air condi- boihs. A steal at 111.500 Low down pay Good condition COPPER — Brass, lead, aluminum, bat ATLANTICHIGHLANDS - Single room. ment Coll 747 1471 otter ft 30 p m ttfltt. cast iron ond steel scrap. Old heat- oning. 74 hour doorman, indoor parkmq, 1B0 per month plus security Immediate NEW SHREWSBURY New bt level, >« rrs and radiators, used machinery. An wtrn pool, manna. TV security, terraces. occupancy 291 9154 QUALITY REALTY acre corner lot, heovity treed Four bed- TWO SEARS SEWING MACHINES tiqucs L. Ahrorns& Son 774 5900 ' Prlem (Ml) 741 1/32 rooms, 2' i baths, playroom Sell cleaninq ADVERTISING RATES W5 apiece ATLANTIC HOTEL - Keaniburg. Ntce, Realtor* oven. All eledric Overslied two cor ga- Phone 39) 1016 *ED BANK — One bedroom garden apart- Ironmdo 791 323? LIONELTRAINS ment. Lease ond security required. Positi- quiet, coiy double, single rooms. Laundry roge Combination storm windows 154.900 TYPEWRITERS. ADDING morh.nn Al on premises. Very reasonable. 787-9B87. Secondary financing available 222 9449 of vely no pets. 1)75 per month. Call between "CIRCA 1790" ter 5 p.m DIRECT ACTION LINE 741-6900 mokes new or used. Guaranteed low as or American Flyer. Top cosh. 946 7893. and 5 p.m .741 79/5- BAYSHORE AREA - Modern furnished S25 Serpicos. 101 Monmoulh St. Next ti NAN JOHNSON motel style rooms with private both. 130 This home spans the years from the $3.00 Minimum Charge theoter. 747-O4IS. BUYSANDBUYS RED BANK'S FINEST per week. 787 9655 days, 842 3190 evenings. staqecoach to the station wagon. Pork like ONE ACRE NEW From an entire household to a single item Selling with o litlle pond ond hundreds of 1 ' Day • ','. per line TYPEWRITERSANDVDDERS Available for immedlole or future occu- BEAUTIFUL SLEEPING ROOM Pri Four moster size bedrooms, I 7 lull baths, Bought Sold Rented Repaired Antique furniture, jewelry, silver. Imme pancy, spacious 4 and 5 room two bedroom vote home. Moid service Coll 787 2904 al birds, toll trees and specimen planting. En- male cash. Topdolloi 741 5331 try foyer, living room, dining room, remo- 13' dining room. 13x1? science kitchen, 7876699 apartments Suitable for adults. No pels ter 5 p.m. 19*1'I gomeroom, 12»12 workshop, 19*12 2 Days (Consecutive) UO per line NEED CASH? TurrTthose old rings, bro Call 741 5673 deled kitchen, breakfast room, screened ken lewelry, old watches into money ELEGANT AND EXCLUSIVE Studio porch, den, family room, Qreenhouse with utility room, attached garage Anxious ot 3 Days (Consecutive) 40 per line UNABLE Highest value ever. Silver, gold, platinum RFO BANK Spacious V ; room pent efficiencies and executive suites Ultra potting room, tour bearooms, 4Vi baths, W8.000 MELMED REALTORS. 671 5650, 1o find what you're looking lor? Shop u diamonds, silver and gold coins. Estates louse apartment, also 4' / room apart- contemporary decor No lease. Harbour two patios Bring your antiques to this his 4 Days (Consecutive) . 37 per line and see why people say Prown's has ev Middletown Jewelers. 671 0750. ment, overlooking the Navesink River. Point, Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, N j, 747- tone Little Silver home. Vacant. Asking ONE ACRE $32,500 trythlng. Luxury bildtng. Air conditioned. Call 842 3353. 741 1200 $69,900 Super ranch features three generous bed OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china •6S rooms, paneled kitchen, full recreation 5 Days (Consecutive) . .')4 per line qlassware. art ob|ects ond bric-o-broc, im FURNISHED"ROOM"-- In private home PROWNS RED BANK Three rooms Reliable basement with workshop On wooded lot mediate cash for anything and everything Cooking facilities. Suitable for woman. MELMED REALTORS. 671 5650 6 Days (Consecutive) 32 per line 3? Brood SI . Red Bank 7(1 7SO0 Rusctl's, 75 East Front St. 741 1693. dulls, Middlelown Call 671 6400 • UPRIGHT PIANO — Very qood condition ty 741 7 Days (Consecutive) 30 per line dark mahogany end table ond 6' long cot KEANSBURG'- Furnished rooms with 131. Houses for Sale ~OLCTL7ONEL TRAINS RED BANK - Two bedroom apartment fee table. Walnut dining room table and cooking privileges. 120 per week. White COZENS 8 Days (Consecutive) ?7 per line four chairs. 741-6374. 741 4187 evenings ith refrigerator, washer, dryer, air con- House Hotel, /87 5040. •OVER WANTED ditioninq ond qaraqe. 847 3464 or 842-3607 REALTOR UP-UP-UP NICELYFURNISHE b"ROOM Rrd Used Oriental Puqs RED BANK -UnfurnlshedGreentree Bank area. Kitchen privileges. Coll alter 4 813 River Rd. Fair Haven, NJ * ONE ACRE go the prices on aluminum siding, alumi Chinese and Persian Apartments, 239 Spring St. One-bedroom pm. W-17A9. FAMILY PLAN RATE num doors shortly. Buy now and save Also Wall Topestries and studio apartments available. Call 741 741-7686 A 1 RED BANK - Furnished room. Private 3 Line«. - •> Days - %? 00 Si no each arjriiiinnai'"'" ^''-ih ' 10 ndi You'll be hoppy with our fine installation. rRIl nMANGALlt RIES 774314. 3953 for appointment. MULTIPLE LISTINGS 1 JIOHANK JV F»»rfMiftfurfHnHe nhnniv (,nni f leges. SutTODte for ssrwor rimens wbm*n COLONIAL working condition Less Ihon five Year p,i 11 in I'M i rompletrty remodeled I'n ceprimg S'n r.,n h ii*»ms niu',1 l»p pr*. •• I 37BroqdSI , Red Bank 741/500 air entrance ,\\ca\ and hot waler MID- prefeFred. Inquire at 43 Peters PI., Red ver two ocres of gorgeous Locusl proper- old Coll John, weekdays, 4 8 p.m., 747 Bonk f. In-ground pool with cabanos Charming WASHER AND DRYER - Phllco electric 9315. ijled line or two penmi <>nr monln Surrounds this 3bedroom' Contract Rates on Request Good condition Both 1160. each 185 KUrt) I1W \ft monlh Call 74I-4UC RED BANK light housekeeping room )urbedroom home wlth.enormous rooms, Couch, 87" convertible, 199. 747 2998. S3S per week or S12S monthly. xcellent for entertaining Asking only Shrewsbury ranch Cul- RUMSON - Four rooms, furnished All Call 747-4021 U4900 de-sac privacy wifh treed utilities. Reasonable. No dogs. BOX REPLY SERVICE WAY UP REAL ESTATE B47 70S6 R[ D BANK Private entrance, moid ser lot Great area for chil- FRONT PAGE READERS prices on aluminum doors qo in 3 to 4 vice, Parking, Suitable for gentleman. 741 Pick-up 50 weeks. Buy now and save SS to $10 eoch. .„ RENTALS SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — No experience dren Near everything A 17 W p»r hnt Sold tore hroflmg 2575a m or alter 6 p.m. McCUE II SO Winmiurn } \>nt\ Huge selection. necessary. Starting salary 13 per hour. Ap- Mailed Si 00 ply in person to Mr. Michael Gormley, RED BANK Two nice furnished roomi custom built home Car- ?4 t.ne\ All tfo. lour 6 over ROOAAS WITH BOARD COLTS NECK apartment. Three paneled rooms, halt SEA BRIGHT - ANCHORAGE APART Secluded country home on almost tour us today 1. 37 5/16xS3';, »7S eoch. One casement watt to wall carpet, air conditioning, hen MENTS SOUTH AND WEST. Private "A NEW IDEA" a'K' 0, llrm. 741 637) alter 5 p m. icres bordered by woods and brook Ol DEADLINES water. Lease, security No pets. Call 29 ocean beach, new one and two bedroom Your round living (or Golden Agerv Nice ers three large bedrooms, two boths, 23' 4613 nporlmenl% tenturing wall fo-woll carpel ty sunken livingg room with fi meals daily 74 hour love and attention. Noon Day Preceding Publication ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Furnished o ing, cnlor coordinated G.E. appliances and ilace, dining room witth bboy window and 72. Garage/Yard Sales nit conditioning Convenient to all trans You're not "lust a name" here In Asbury eploce. All tn excellent condition Ask unfurnished apartment Third Moor On Pork STERUNG THOMPSON DISPLAY ADS - 2 DAYS PRECEDING PUBLICATION SARACE AND YARD SA.LE large and bedroom. Irving room, kitchen, bath portolton One bedroom trom 177S. two ng M»,wn LEO t. iVASSA, Realtors. RI bedrooms from 1785 Model open daily. 1 5 .1 / .1 ,!'• i ^ imoll Items. 16mm sound projector 831 utilities included Private entrance 34, Holmdel 946 7600 ASSOCIATES REAITM ( f Eighth St., Union Beach. 10 lo I. pm MrVOrenn Ave . Sea Bright 847 1099 Adults 1300 unlurnished, 17?S furnished CALL 775-5006 EATONTOWN - Three bedroom on deod I Huy . end strrH Almost oni* halt acre tn lovely M0 Hwy IS Mlddklown ROOJA SALE ;..Tues.. Mar. IS, Sam 1 SEA BRIGHT Studio apartment Wall Wl \t i ND - Private mansion, adjacent pm ?7 Center Ave., Atlonllc Highlands to wall carpeting, Ocean view. All utilities. >rea. Walking distance lo shopping, m>d ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Three room to Monmoulh College AH privileges. 729- bus Owner asking only US.000 and un. (Next to Hennessey Body Shop) furnisher! Immediate occupancy. 1165 pe No pets One month's rent, one month s security 1145 a monlh. 847 9i07 or 291 7375 nus THE KIRWAN CO , Realtor, lit 747-5600 month includes all utilities Call after 6600 CORRECTIONS 77. Pets and Livestock pm 842 1773. THREE ROOM FufiNISHE D APART 108. Commercial Rentals CANCELLATIONS MENT - Nice section ol Red Bank First FAIR HAVEN Beautiful location on qui f%pnti\ifiir to' mor utl r>e (fhonFit m rf'O'e S p m AKC DACHSHUND PUPPIES Only EAST KEANSBURG - Lovely three roorr •I cul de sot Natural cedar center hot) ' o rt IWffrtlen Pirn\ apartment Good location. 1170 per mont floor. Utilities furmshed. 747 0376 n# prr'Prli'Hj p< room Executive Suite •VES1 i ND - T , furnished, tile both, full KEANSBURG PROFESSIONAL OR COM REAL ESTATE Total livinq in nn invitinq rontemporni AUTOMOTIVE kilrhenetle, air conditioning, terrace, MERCIAL OFFICE FOR RENT >oo \rj TO THE LAST NAIL „ RENTALS 71. Merchandise for Sale ntmosphere F ti|oy n shnrl or lonq sta It Ideal lorallon. ample parking Will niter Krallnr No leases Moid nnrt linen service ova pool. bWi hearh. 777H?l\ to suit. 1750 per month. Call It? 3)00. 8 lo ve irtlo this three bedroom ronth in able ]'; ROOM I URN ISHf O APARTMENT 4 10 lime for summer tun Large cherry ror»ni\ ? Autos For Sal* 101 Apartments HAPBOUR POINT Call after 5 p.m. Ihroijqtiotil In eitablnhrd rwtgtrbpfOOd 3 Trucks And Trailers 1197 Orpon Aw ''m Bright. N 779 4978 LARGE MODERN ROOMS With both, •onvrnient In shops onrl Ironsportotion To 10? Houses For Rent # BAKERY EQUIPMENT \ /41 1? office or workshop, Rt 36, Hailel. 195 a lellle fslatr, priced ot 143,900 4 Motorcycles month includes utilities }M 2B/S $33,900 103 Rentals To Share FOR SALE FOUR ROOMS AND BATH Available 102. Houses For Rent 5 AuloServicss^ Parts 104 Winter Rentals April 1 NEW SHREWSBURY 1700 sq fl avail Vounq stur.co and hnr.k Hue* 8 AuloRenl Leas* Bwtcilhofl.r flf I FORD 1 4 bedroom Living room, 105 Summer Rentals ( nil niter A. 744 441] dlnmq room, kilrhen, I' • hnths i able in discount department store tor Mntn VAN HORN bortroom OapB Cnd aKn Ira II One Middleby Marshall revolving deportment Also 1700 \n ft avniloble 1 Autolnsuranc* 106 Furnished Rooms sl?S pfr month plus utihlies Onp month Call 547 3000. Wf Al TORS lini", lull rlinmr) irmm |il»rt halh 8 AuloFmancmg* Iray Mod«l 783 oven S Ira/ Orin GREENGROVE nfl referentPS required 719 East Open / days f nil 74 hours a day Itrnplace Prir*»rl nrjhi 107 Nursing Homes 1 1 Hft '8/ /.IM 9 Construction Equipmant -Bally Bo«. 7'9 <9 fl .A 6 GARDENS Nf W SHPr WSBURY 1700 sq fl avail W 4100 108 Commercial Rentals I equipped with 1 h p Copland com EAST KFANSBURO Three bedroom oble m discount deporlrneit! store Choice 10 Wanted Automotive 1 location Call 54? 3000 004 Purr Rd Fair Haven 109 RuMings'Garages 5 pmisof and one Rohn blower coil • 1 Bedroom houM Suitable lor small family. J2S0 per IF YOU AflF A BIT OF A HANDYMAN SIR month 79t 4188 nl\r< A |. m NEW SHREWSBURY 300 sq ti More, $21,900 110 Wanted To Rent Bone Bally Box, 9'B <11 7 ? Babysitting' Child Car* 135 Commarr.mPropert/ room 64' ritnc h T ( o In red Illfl DQlHl rnmrilfilBly fnmor1«l«rl iMlurr", Ol t H I MII M tow ut Ml Profes OorOM LondSCOpfd lot ?/^ dr^p diver lull rlminq room and na««m«nt 53 Domealjc Help 136 Industrial Properly sional building Choice location Approxi vir* f - ciately 100 sq tt Cn\\ 14! ityd 54 Situations Wanted F em al* 137 lots and Acreage R( Al tr Broker, tllW Wo havii IhA k«y call nnw iur rooms 55 Situations Wanted Mala 118 Mobile Home* newly lennvnted. nenr Rivervifw Hospital VI Situations Wanted H1) Cemetery lots CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MUq fl Call /41 70O0 LINCROFT SPLIT $44,900 Mal*'Female 140 Real E stale Wanted

A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR i • • Bfflnri nftw lom htrirnnrn Ri I ew 1 MANY NEEDS SHREWSBURY fur IM " H rrktl tuday imog ttl fflnn (fmlurft^ lull f1i'< »l ( HEATIONAl THE int Idur herifnon I latqtt tamify rnom ?'6h«ihn two MILL RUN BUILDING ll 'iir *,*j car allarhRriqnraqfi I Highway 13 • pmparty Call now 111 Busmen Opportunities Nnw I • " lo, IM i? Mortgages Adding Machines Landscaping Pearl and m Typewrittn Bead Rcstrinqmq M Money 101 r>ar\ I AWN TAD I Al I AlPf f-ARROW $52,500 S4 Money Wanted f ip«i Ii, Id M Mf>r1 Rook V KM •lint III !l«', CALL 847 I8R8 1450 Coll »nyl Alteration* rnnm ta'u1 11 107. Nuriinq Home* 101. Commircial R«nlal» Ft Limoutine Service Piumbmq A Heating R(m A 1 Dtltgl •• .^' I'jn M AH l,(.r.s '4 Clock* and Watch Repair ATTRACTIVE Roofinq, Siding tt SIX ROOM SUITE IH/I II II Patnttnq ft Decoratinq A Insulation CLIFFSIDE It .In en I A SMI HI 1*7 MM HEALTH CARE CENTER «n M i; Diamond! Bouqht Mew l »'>'""l fl «l« M»( H nn •Me Wanted J\ I ln«i or Ratlvled 264-72OO ONI "i mi 100 Canter II General Contractor* shp Covtn I•••eh Call 747-1100 klltU W ""•""REGISTER 566-8422 I win \ n I "I MH 1-111 || in II Immidiitily N<"" »teai N*w«*«*«i -Mlin, M.« ./ • Three Ocean Twp. Men f*- rVrf ffiT|frfiTr f ii Ittrt HiUtfUm ttrt ft MT| f| I on II* trwoooio, 152 Indicted in Arson Case- BOA OP FREEHOLD - Three Mone. II; Charles K : 4 up lo Sup> 131 WO Woe 'ne Supply Hous* Oo8M Iiinnsjifi men were in- 21. and Stephen I. Sharp' ]», m left lo U Whorl Avr 741 ;ito Red Bant • ol IU« Open n dicted by t MoniimuUi County all of 1515 AJim HUM, U* !'• ron A.F S«e Bn Open daily from II 10 5 Ml 0531 grand jury on a charge of at- also charged with arson by al- BOSTON WHALtR Olollron Sport 'Oft Seocrott Stinger Johnson. OrVtC tempted arson by allegedly legedly setting (ire lo a house \ath- V»rtuiser. Volvo Boot trailers Exclusive Sales Agent setting fire to a paper bag in and building owned by Sadie iiiiijs I!.,mil with a OLOTOWNE REALTY Hie rear of Pathmark Super- Mack, katontown, the same htm Sc|H .hold 222 7444 FLAGSHIP market. Katontown day. Oct. Ill and po.ssi'.s.MNj; ihe (ireaun Municipal Marine Basin The three Edward D This indictment and these uilhoul a |ninut 133. Income Properly Atlantic Highlands 791 2631 TraiK Andeisun. VI. and HIW YO*« S'»'F •O SKIFF 1(71 Glass hull air»i Btotrtitui v.m l»o to-o- B hp Ready to roce-wrlh sicphcn NankervK, M, txrfh suiloblt for upu< 'n.ru'i or loOa* Deep 0 Or 147 SMI 9 Complete Drug Course wrll Entetltnt lor hunting ono lisiiina of 219 Holland Hiidd. Hnlnidel, Himi Coll HI im < 1 BOAT Blue Joy »7M SEA GIRT - Several area The program,^pnduded by arc chained with possessing a SEO IAN> ritrec bedroon room dining room, kitchen. !'j bolht Call polmmen and PI Monmouth the State PoliceVart-olir Bu- piMol in a car without a per- 741 Ml PYR ANDINFI HE DINGHIES employes have completed a reau in cooperation uiih the mit and stealing a itfdit card 2 FAMILY -SEA BRIGHT" SCENIC! e above work. gravity knife Aug. lit in Rum- Plans ond Specifications moy be exam- Regina McDermott, U.S. AlWOST TWO ACHES - Prime wooded Wt 93?? residential land jn i crust, 119.S00 10 ined and copies obtained at the office of Army, Ft. Monmouth. son or res. with paddock, pond, woods, rood LOST Block ond whit* mate col. vmnily the Architects. Boyken, Ftst'er 4 Cook, Foodland Market Will Open • irni, Loiusl t'0.000 Coll Naves.nk As of Oak ill.Middiefown Main Street, Hoimdti, New Jersey, upon Marcellio Klores, :i(i, of IT lociotti, 1001 Hwy J5 Middletown 611 (oil 6/1 9W> deposit of Twenty Five Dollars (WS00) (MOO LOST — Sloth Labrador retri#vtr. !•• 'or one complete set Subcontractors and ~ LEGAL NOTICE South Broadway. Long moi», white iht?d, wearing red collar, mater lolmen shall estimate from plons Branch, is charged with im- FLORIDA LOTS Two Ml 111 in some nom« "Gypsy " Friendly, doein I bite and specifications Issued to tht principal NOTlCf TOBIDDERi square block • not obulting -- in choice Small r*word ?7? 7936 contractors. NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed pairing the morals of a 14- new section of Cope Coral (Lee County) in Contractors submitting bids must bt bids, will bt received by the Township Wednesday in Long Branch south west Gutf Coast orea. Land is dry, LOST DOG — Nam* Print*. Collie Sable prequoMied by tht Slate Board ot t flo- Committee ot the Township of Middle- year-old boy by allegedly of- cleared of trees and completion of paved ond white Young child heartbroken Vici- tation in accordance with tht New Jer- town for tht Pruning, Removing and rouds ond drainage guaranteed by Dec nity Of E . Keonsbwro tW reward Can 71/- sey Law of lv«! ond as i*t forth In tht In- Spraying of Trees and Shrubs wltnin ihe fering the youth beer and al- I.ONfi BRANCH - The 19/5 Small down payment (owners* structions lo Bidders. Township ol Middletown for the year Tht full amount of the deposit will bt legedly removing the youlh first Koodkind business in the equity I and take over bolance of *"- con- LOSI - German ihort hoir*d poinief. 1974. tract 741 II79 evenings and weekends refunded to each bono tide bidder upon Sold bids ore to be opened ond i pod in Two Guy*, Viddlftown Childfen return ot the plans ond specification* in from the euslody Ot his par- slate will upon Wednesday on (VATAWAN TOWNSHIP - *IOOrrlOO~WITM krn REWARD 6/1 4/9? public ot thf Administration Budding, CITY WATER F IVE rVUNUl ES PENN good order within ten days offer the King'* Highway ond Highwoy 3S, Mid- ents to commit an immoral Third Ave upposiie Mon- CtNTRAl D » MTO0 SM-WOS LOST - Ring. lody'l,aold letting, opening ot bids Non bidders will bt re- dletown, Monmouth County, New Jer»ey aquomorme. two ttny side diamond* E« funded one hoit ot the deposit upon such on March 21,1974 ot 7 00 p m act Sept. 12 in Long Branch. moulh Medical Center. The Iteme ventimental value, MIC II, Wrappfd return of plans ond specifications Tht Comptele jpecifications and torm of "RESORT PROPERTY^ in rmue Reward 7*1 47I| entire amount of the deposit will be for- bids arc on file ot the Office o' Central ciiopeialive market will be \ feited if the documents ore not relumed Purchasing, Administration Building, ~~LEGAL NOTICE~~ housed in the former Finast VACANT LAND LOST — White tendf Stottie. «ls ytor» within the time stated above. Highway 35, Middletown, N.J. Copies of old Los- teen in vicinity of Red Bank Bidders tholl Include the following which may be received by prospective NOTTCC building, according to An- . WILDWOOO, N.J. reading south to either Eatontown or Coiti documents with their proposals as speci- bidders upon oppncotlon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihol lot Neck Any intormatton coll *k1 I3i9. fied in the Instructions to Bidders: ZnnM romiYierr IOI for moiel units or veor OOODPEWARD Bids must be mode on standard pro- following ordinance wot Introduced aod thony DeLorenzo, president of round apartments Property fronts on two (a) Bid security posal form In the manner designed there- ptmed first reading ot liif meeting of the parallel streets Principal. 701 671 4I4S of- (b) Notarized affidavit covering prt- in ond required by tht specifications, Mayor and Council of the Borough of Fa Food City of Shrewsbury and fer 7 p m 212. Travel - uolltiCOtions must be enclosed in a sealed envelope lomown held on Wedneiooy, March 13, ?urety Company's certificate cov- bearing the name ond address ot the bid- 1974, and was laid over for second ond fi Kast Keansburg, owner ot the PUMSON - Build vour'dreom "hoi>M~on Transportation ering the furnishing of tht Contract der, Item bid upon ond addressed to th» not passage ol a meeting ot said body lo this I '; acre lot In residfntrol Oreo Bond. slore. S40 0OO 147 7/70 Township Administrator, Township Hall, be held on Wednesday. March 37. 1974. at "GOING TO FLORIDA The Board of Education reserves Iht Middletown. New Jersey 1:00 p.m ot the Council Chambers of the 1 right to waive immaterial information in Mayor and Council in the Borough Holl. Mr. Del.oren/ii said the PUMSON — I , one rrnnfr lot Ridge large Iruck going empty References. Coll All bids must bt accompanied by o Kd . and Bueno Vislo. »» 000 oiler Ap m , 49i 04-0 bids or to reiect any or all bids or ports Certified Check, drown to the order of Brood Street. Eofontown. New Jersey, parent company is Big D 1414414 thereof ond to hold all proposals for tht the Trtosurer tn the amount of Two Hun- ol which time a public hearing will be period of thirty (30) doyt otter the bid dred ond Fifty Dollars <2M> 00> held upon the some ond all persons will Markets, headquartered in WILL TRADE^ 16 choice buii-)ingTols~iri 213. Instruction Opening. The Township Committee ot the Town- be given on opportunity to be heard Florida, each IV M US' tor local property BY ORDER OF ship of Middletown reserves the right to ARJ C Cleveland, Ohio, which oper- of equal value with or without buildings CHESSVOR CHiESSNUTS - FJementofy The Board ot Education reled ony ond all bids, lor ony reason * °^! A Highonddry Ml S773 ond intermediate lesions Coll Cheikmole, Tinton Falls School District whatsoever. ates 1.500 Foodland!; in 35 Inc , ?W-4«U. ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AN Borough ot New Shrewsbury By ORDER of tht Township Com- • NVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION Slates, mainly in the West "~ T U f6~R 1H G"^~A7l~ErementorV~Grodei~ New Jersey mittee of the Township of Middletown AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AN _UI. Mobile Homes By experienced certified leocher MICHAEL HAMMER. Herbert E. Brodshaw ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION IN and Midwest. Coll 741 4407 Secretory — Act. Twp Administrator THE BOROUGH OF EATONTOWN GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOWE March i| 70 Bvtnony Rood off Hwy 35, Ha;lrt, New »!'*• March II 110 40 AND SETTING FORTH ITS STRUC- "We felt, with the energy Jffsrv Wa'k to srtoppioa or^o 264J9I1 TURE AND POWERS ' NOTICI WHEREAS, the preservation of our not crisis and resulting lack of MOBILE HOME* LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tht following ordinance was introduced and uroi environment should and must be passed first reading at the meeting of the Mayor ond Council of tht Borouah of Eo along thp highest priorities ot this gov- transportation to highway su- Phone 76/ 1011 Notice lo Bidder* iontown held on Wednesday' March 13, 1974, and was laid over tor second and final erning bodyi and permarkets, lhat the time The iVonmoufh Regional High Sihool passage of a meeting of said body to be held on Wednesday, March 71, 1974, ot 8 00 WHEREAS, the residential and com- 1?MOBUt HOME Board of Education New Shrewsbury, p m. ol the Council chambers at the Mayor and Council In the Borough Holl. Broad With r.tiiT. mercial development of the Borouah has was ripe for Long Branch-, N J hpreby invites trip iuftmiiiton of Street, Eatontown. New Jersey, at which time a public hearing will be held upon the reduced the amount of open space re- birh lor furnishing the following same and all persons will be given an opportunity to be heard maining, threatened the purity of our air Monmouth County's biggest Pointing * MARJORIE L. BECKER and water, and limited the land area de- city, to have a store This 140. Real Estate Wanted Wmlf Compactor voted to wild plant and animal life, and Truck AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AND PROVIDING FOR SALARIESANFj COM- WHEREAS, the Legislature of the .size." Mr. De Lorenzo said. . Disposal of Surplus Equipment PENSATION OF OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE BOROUGH OF EA- State of New Jersey, taking cognizance HOUSFSOR LAND Bids will be received until 10 00 o m TONTOWN INTHE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, REVISION OF 1974, NO. 4-74 of similar environmental concerns Bot'Qnt lor r .• i•.ti For dfioiK. call prevailing time on March 28, 1974. in the BE IT ORDAINED by the governing body ol the Borough of Eotontown, in tht throughout the slate, has enacted laws He noted that there are offire of Ihe School Business Admmiv County of Monmouth permitting each municipality to establish THE KIRWANCO. trator at which time and ptace oil bids SECTION 1. The annual, except where designated otherwise, salaries and com- on Environmental Commission tor the needs to be met within tho IS Nfwman Spring* Rd Rrd Bank. H J will be opened publicly pensation of tht following officials ond employees ol the Borough of Fntontnwn hi protection, development or use ot natu- Specifications and btd forms mayb* ond thr so'tir me heirey fliea as let rorfh as follows ral resources, within Its boundaries, cily limits, citinR senior citi- 842-4350 obtained m thr Business Olfice, Mon- POSITION SALARIES' 1 NOW, THEREFORE BE IT OR- LUTINGS OF BttTFR HO'-' ntMtith Regional High School, 535 Tinton Mayor , , It.500.00 DAINED by the Mayor and Council of zens in particular, and said, rg '/ iddlf tnwn HnMrl HolfTidftl Avenue. New Shrewsbury. N J Councilman . MOO 00 the Borough of Eatontown as follows. "Long Branch has a bright tOI ' 0 AOI Nl V 'R'0i?3 The Board of Education reserves the Borough Clerk ... 11,100.00 5ECTION 1. Creation and Purpose: ANCH Nn'th of A^ury I arqc »oom«,, riant to reiecl OH bids Any btds sub- Borough Physician 1,000.00 There is hereby established an Environ- past and a good future and 1 Clerk of Elections -rrr hfttronm . dtnlng rowti qmoq»*. *>th Mi>tir-d will tit tundinq lor 4S days sub- 300.00 mental Commission for the protection, sequent lo the date ol the bid opening Ariniirmtrotor Business Administrator .16.000 00 development, or use of naturat re- we're banking on it." n , b !•• •••• i»1 Upper »1O s Principals Assistant to Administrator •4 6441 W Mark Horvofh 7,200.00 sources, including water resources, lo Sf hoof nuMnesn Admini^trotor Secretary-Planning Board-Board of Adi. Gr. I,... 6.800 00 cated within the territorial limits ot the ENERGY SAVER - Fourteen-year-old Brian 'NO YOUR MOM*-1 • Monmouth Regional High Sthoal Secretary Planning Board Board of Ad . Gr. 2 7,400 00 Borough of Eotontown, pursuant to the Secretary Planning Board Board of Ad . Gr. 3 Dowling of Birch Ave., Hazlet, accepts a 10-speed He said the Shrewsbury and WF BUY HOMES FOR CASH VI \ Tinfon Avenut 8,000 00 provisions of Chapter ?4* of the Lows of New Shrewsbury. New Jcriey 0//I4 Secretary Planning Board-Board of Ad Gr. I ....3.75p/hr. New Jersey, 1968. and Chapter 35 ot the bicycle from Dr. Shepperd Bartnoff, president of Kast Keansburg markets, Cl OVf k U\ At 1 < 764 7400 Secretory-Planninq Board Board ol Ad . Gr. 7 . 400 p hr. March IS v .« Laws of New Jersey. 1972. (N.J.S.A. Secretory Plonnlnq Board Board ot Ad|. Gr. 3 4 40phr. 40.56A-I eqseq ). the Jersey Central Power and Light Company, as nnw known as Food Cities, Stenographer, Gr 5 5,800 00 Stenographer, Gr 4 SECTION 2. Structure: . .5.600.00 (A) The Commission shall con- the winner of the PETE Energy Crusade Contest will be converted to Food- HffyKmt Halter Stenographer, Gr. 3 . S.300,00 sist of seven members, appoint- lands in the near future. Stenographer. Gr 7 , 4,900.00 ed by the Mayor, one ol whom sponsored by the company. The Raritan High You'll Rate Raves Stenographer, Recording Board of Adjustment .... 6.00 p. hr. shall also be o member of the School freshman collected 788 signatures of people The company is a voluntary Stenographer. Recording-Other meetings ... 4 Mp'hr. Borough Planning Board ond Clerk Typist, Gr. 4 . .S.600 00 one of whom shall also be 0 who pledged to conserve energy. group of wtjolesaler-retailer Clerk Typist, Gr 3 t member of the Borough Council, . Printed Pattern ( IrrV Typist G< 7 .'...... , .'...... ,...... *...... *.. ,i and all ot whom shall be resi- organizations, individually Clerk-Typist, Gr 5 , '."...3.00 p/hr". dents of the Borough ot Eaton- .570 Clerk Typtst, Gr. 4 7 75 p.hr town. LEGAL NOTICE owned and operated and ben- Clerk Typist, Gr. 3 2.50p'hr (b) The members shall serve eflttfhg from a purchasing po- Clerk-Typist, Gr. ? ,. 2 ?Sp hr without compensation except us REGISTRY AND ELECTION NOTICE Education Tax Collector . 4,125 00 hereinafter provided IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE D.s tential with a full range of Assistant to Tax Collector .. 8.600 00 li ) The Mayor shall designate Inct Boards o^ Election and Brgistry in Assistant to Treasurer . 1.600 00 one of the members to srvvc us ontl to< ihe Boi ouqh ol Kivmstiurq. Coun- services generally available Ctrrk Board ot As*e*so's S.0O0 00 chairman and presiding officer ty of Monmoulh, Stutr- nl Nc.-. Jrisry. Member, Board of Assessors . 600.00 Will mer-t at Ihr pldd-l hri mniilln dovq Discussions of the commission. In l;irger chains. Building Inspector Zoning Officer Full-Time '. 1?,500.08 Id) The terms ot office of Ihe Housing inspector. Full-time 10,500,00 -hrst Commissioners shall be lor TUESDAY May 14th, \9ti Building Inspector, Part Time 3,690 00 one. two or three years, to br brlwrrn Irtp hours ol J 0Q A M urtrl 8 00 Zoning Officer. Part-Time .3,690 00 designated by the Mayor in mo> P M lor Ihr- purpose ol tontlut t> nn tj Mu Set by LWV Director of Library . 3,500 00 inq his appointments so that the me Fpai f lection librarian 2,450 00 terms ot approximately ' 1 ot Ihe SOKI Mumnpoi Elrctiin will be hritf BUI Would Library Aide. Gr 4 . 2 SO p hr members wilt expire each year, lor I he pui pot? of Fie ciinq 5 Councilman OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The Library Aide. Gr .1 7?5p'hr ond their successors shall be nl L(.r<|< under HIP Counnl Manaqtr ownship school system will Library Aide, Gr 7 7.00 p'hr opointed tor terms of three Plan B of Utp optional Municipal Ctiarlfr Library Aide. Gr 1 . I.7S p'hr years and until the appointment Law )c the sufrjeet M iw» meet- Give Land Treasurer . . 2,875 00 and qualification ot their lucces- NOTICE || hereby q.vpn that qualified FireChief .. . 70000 sors voters of thf BoiOuqh ot K>>antburq. nus In be held liy the Prnvi- Fnqmeer Fire Department 400 00 County of Monmouth Stole ol New jer ' Assilant Engineer. Fire Department , 250 00 \e) The Mayor ond Council may \ti nut ui'rady tuqisicred in said mu viuiKil Lwtgua HI Uunii'ii Vot- FkftMaMruiil . 225 00 remove ony member ol Ihe Com- mission for cause, on written nitipniity under Ihe laws ol Nrw jrrvr/ ers hiTP To Marlboro Custodian. Borough Holl 7.432 M charges served upon the mem- qovirnmq ponminenl ifqutralion moy Custodian, Borough Holl Overtime 3.75 p/hr ber ond after 0 hconnq thereon r^qistfr Or iransfpi wilh (tfrh ol soid The meeting will take place MARLBORO - Assem- Custodian Helper, Borough Holl ... 3.25 p/hr at which the membr^ shod bo en- municipality (it nn olfifr 43 Church Chief of Police 15,300.00 titled to be heard m person or by Street. Kftiruburq, New Jrr\ny at ony tomorrow ;ii (i IS a m at the blyman Morton Salkind, D- Coptom of Police . ,14.000 00 Counsel hmi' bplwern Monday through Friday Lieutenant of Police «... ..* I),50000 daily U0A M lo S Of) P M home of Mrs. Dorothy Pope, Monmouth, says he will in- Sergeant ol Police 1 (.000 00 (ft A vacancy on the Commis- Monday Apni I0i Tuttday apm jmt. Del* live 17,/WOO sion occurrinq otherwise than t>y Wednctduy Api »l )rd. and Thursday. 4iil Grant Ave . Wesl Deal, Iinduce legislation permitting Patrolman. 4 yeors and up 12.400 00 expiration of a term shod be April ttti 1974 r^n.iui hours 7 00 P M Patrolman, 3 lo 4 ytort M .MX) 00 filled for the unexpired lerm in 10 ' 00 P M and Thursday ;M K p m in thf this municipality to annex ap- Patrolman. 2 to 3 year* the some manner as in origins! , '0 900 00 appointments. On Thursdoy Eve'imn April 4th. i?M Patrolman. I to 7 year* 10.000 00 thr rrqittration *>ll be dosed lor tht> home of Mrs. Thea CIIUIIR. fi proximately 25 acres of land Potrolmon. Probationary 9.200 00 (g) The Commission shall keep municipal election Sil Pl F T records ot Its meetings and ac- Qicwood (duri, Wayside An in Freehold Township. Special Police. Full Timt., 9.500.00 tivities and shall make on annual NotiCt ol nmrigp nl rrud«nce or appli Special Police . JOOp-'hr report lo the Mayor ond Council cadon far Iramler o> 'cniilmtinn sixni economic analysis of ihe com- The land is ;>t the Freehold School Crossing Guard . . ... 2.7S p hr iht The Mayor and Council may be mtide either by wr.itpn reoueit lor Clerk Police . .6,500.00 appropriate funds 'or expenses worded to the Municipal Clerk on lormt munity will be Included and a Towuhtp, Marlboro and Colts Dispatcher, Clerk 6.750.00 incurred by the Environmental providt-d by said Municipal Ciftt, or by OisootcriCf. Reouiar 6.000.00 Cnmmis'.ian. totimq MI prrs(H) iii the nflie• ot thi Mu BJSAWal dllCWItlOT will follow. Iteck borders at Ht. IH It is mi >nni Clf-k StenoGr 5 Police .5,100 00 (I) Tht Mayor ond Council moy crossed by School Road East, Dltpatchei Hourly 2 75p

'.9)0 DO seven associate members, all ot FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT AH Mn WUma Pfeffei and Mn The Freehold Township Roodman, Grade 4 7,760 00 whom shall bt residents of Ihe that arm weft ol Main Sheet to th* Roadman. Ornrte I . 7 395 00 Borough ot Eatontown and all ot Waackticick CftPli (rnm thf inuth \idc ol Dons Aunt, ihr Thursday Committee Monday p.issed a Roodmnn. Grade 3 ... 7,030 00 Sculpy Avcnur to Ihv north tidfot Mart' whom shoil be appointed by the 1 resolution allowing the switch Roodman Grade 1 . 6650 00 Mayor with the ndvicf* nnd mn mnq PlatP 1111;iii progi ,1111 will in Roadman. Grade 1 Probationary .6,400 00 Buncit for a term ol one Thf Pallmq ptnte bemq thr Manmnq presented i>\ Mrs Helene nf tin- Innd. whuh is privately Mechanic, Public Works . * 070 00 year, ond all of whom shall have Ploc* ttrr Moi.s' , Monn.nct Plot,*, neor Laborer, Grorle / . ITS p hr l»i* , njht lo participate fully in Mo-nSlrert Braverman, Mrs Barbara Un- owned Mr Satklnd, who is •1 irtr i*> 3 50 p'hr the work of the Commission ex- SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT Be Laborer. Grnde •> J 7*i P'hr cept mat ihty shall not have a tinning ot Irte point Where IhP irnip. i,nt Mult. Mrs Maile Curtis nnd mayor here, said the action Laborer. Grade 4 1 00 P hr 1 ol Clirr Avcnup (mil ScPIPy Avenue, if t* Laborer, Grndt 3 2 M p/hr SECTION 3 Powers tertdfd wc\li»il, wau'tl inltfllCl IhB Mrs Peggy Watt i ken because Freehold I oborer. Grade 2 ? 50 p'hr (a) The Commission shall hove toulherly bnundtn / \>nt ot thf Bnrnuqh Township would havu to cross Laborer. Grade I the puwer to conduct research ot KiMiiMhun) ihrn< i> (i) in a qtnpral \ew league publications Director, Parkoss andndd RecreatioRc n 0.300.00 Into Ihe use or possible use ot WVtMtffy dtrecfion Olonq Ihf »oulh«rly /nor, per night boiinrtary line nl thf Bo> oiiqn til Nrri'ts will be previewed bj Mrs Marlboro to provide the tract ihis peat, km Rf>i reotlon Activities Su Ihe open lanri arens of the I'. no Mnaft 'lie burq, to >ts inlersedion with Ihr lostrrly Olympia Ba»h, publications with municipal services. top with BktrtM »ltd pan) ' Kilt! or slim f hue ol Rd'itmi Biiv thfiire (1) in • 0Oni/r<1 I ral nor rhPiiMf i ly and snulh .IIHTY rOSIT - use 2 iri'.'i'Hy iln i»( lions ni'inti thr ^rtore line chairman \n Inten >»er PlOvQ ?v lptltfcl n and rmi, f norrtintiid' Summtl Pklyi nrt 1 »r» rapemnct nt Pd« iton Hoy tn Ih* ttntu liM nl Corr or 1 shade* "I knllting «or t «SOOp/«ll • , mop*. women ol Di can 1 ow nship, ASMstrtnt Dirpf tor Su"" • 1 0 charts, plans tnirl pnmphlcn stfii (of it)ln lanhionable tail 1 ynn <. nl tfDtTrfnt *• which in ilt \\jiu, to*tp'ly (In i'f linn ulnnq Ihr tfrtl Loch Arbour and neighboring Democratic 2 i" 1 years of eMperieniF nt'frssOfV 'or iH purpottS ot Cttl' AvfflUI ' ''irt with communities are Invited. icr in|) ii'i done In Knll purl I yr or \e%\ (bl The Commission shnil h**p ihr 11 m li , Avenue to the Junior Co'imelor. Grade 3. one year 0' eiptf itnct an inrjn of all tiprn areas, pun • ribbing plu i locklnette Pat- "'if <>( eiptriemt. Tn* Bfl niq iht John F •f 1 volely nwned. in Club Objects i-enenct r ludmg open moftti ir tern WO StZM H 14 nil I H \ IK it \\ KS for the ipe »• p THIBN El M TION rM.ftUCT All Deadline Is Set Stud n i r'i!. I'll r,ii Ii pill crisp. 11 esh WB) \ ou loofc 1(1 '10 00 To Oil Port Inn .iiiii II i-.H ii when you arriv* In tin In IMioto Contest MONMOUTH BEACH - iMiirtn fm iii 11 I.I iti.tihnu stundlng ihlrt coald • L.INCROI IH) la Thr Monmouth Btach Demo- 1 ,iinl ipri i.il h.iiiilliii ^iml I" ( hoo ii' I'.iiKiniuir. doublo 11 ! . ol ^uiri • ihr deadline 1 ml i lull h i rei niiii'd its I mi.i W hf.h i HI I in- Unl knit, flannel •.tin » in in partliIpati lion in Ihe i onstructlofl

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