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VOL.96 NO. 131 RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, NJ. MONDAY, DKCKMIHiK SI, 1973 TEN CENTS uiiliiHniimiiiniiuiiunimuiiiiiuiiiiiiiNiunniiiuiiiiiiHiui iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiniHiiiiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiHiiiiii Longer Lines Loom for Less Gas WASHINGTON (AP) - The pike traffic nationwide was crease or decrease in in- spokesmen for the ports of where a city is out of gaso- and motor clubs had predicted American motorist will soon down sharply. ventories if circumstances Boston, New York. Phila- line," he said. that about 75 per cent or more face longer lines for less gaso- Meanwhile, Federal energy warrant," he said Sunday. delphia and New Haven said "People still don't believe of the nation's gasoline sta- line at filling stations than ex- chief William E, Simon said - A second investigation also they did not think (here was there's a shortage. They feel tions would be open today and perienced during the Christ- he was concerned that fuel 'was started by the energy of- much to the reports. its a conspiracy, a way to would close New Year's Day mas-New Year's holiday, an might be stockpiled "in ex- fice and four East Coast The administration source raise prices and so forth. — tomorrow. But high de- administration source says.. cessive and unreasonable states. It concerned reports put current gasoline stocks at We're trying to tell them that mand emptied pumps on Sat- He said the gasoline shortage amounts, which could create that oil tankers were waiting around 200. million barrels, come January or February urday at many stations. And will really make itself felt by local shortages and disrupt offshore for oil prices to rise enough for about 30 days at it's going to be rough and new supplies would not arrive HURCH the last part of January and normal distribution..." before unloading their car- the current rate of con- that's all there is to it unless before Wednesday. early February. —lie said his energy of fire goes. sumption «f $.7 million barrel* - driving in cut back," he said. Reports al price gouging "It's going to get a lot was checking into the fuel in- Besides the energy office, a day. Demand for gasoline this kept local and federal officials worse because we're going to ventory practices of refiners, the states of New York, New He said that if stocks weekend resulted In the clos- on the lookout. But the extent make less gasoline. We're get- importers, wholesalers and Jersey, Pennsylvania and dropped below 180 million bar- ing of numerous gasoline sta- of higher and illegal prices THIS SERVICE ting down to where we're talk- users of crude oil or refined Connecticut had begun or rels the result will be short- tions that had anticipated was not immediately deter ing about eight to ten gallons products. were preparing to begin in- ages more severe than al- being open today. mined, although doieas of STATION OPEN of gasoline per week per driv- "We will review inventory vestigatons. However, an ad- ready have occurred — "spot Before the weekend began complaints were found to be er. practices and direct an in- ministration spokesman and shortages, city shortages, service station associations valid. "We're still riding off Arab EVERY SUNDAY oil and we've been drawing on our stocks, but we can't con- tinue to do this .sort of thing," the source said. "No more ships are coming and we can't draw down on our stocks any IRS Hunts Gas Gougers further." By The Associated Press Abeles said the agency re- sibly because many dealers Abeles said they advised the tomers and make the long His comments came*as mo- ceived 200 calls Friday, 150 assumed agents would not be retailers to hold off all action" lines outside his statloa torists experienced their sec- Internal Revenue Service Saturday and about 100 yes- working on the weekends. He until Wednesday when Jhe. dwindle. ond consecutive holiday week- agents in the state spent terday, all of which agents had said because station owners IRS office In Washington Under Corrletore'a'plaa, end of long lines and empty much of their time on the been sent out to investigate. know ther,e ar£ more IRS could issue an official state-* when a customer comet in tor pumps. Fewer automobiles OPEN SUNDAYS — With service station closings year's last weekend seeking He said the majority of the agents in the northern part of ment on the matter. gas he is given t dip with a than usual for a New Year's and gasoline shortages plaguing Sunday drivers out price gouging service sta- complaints weren't "reports the state, most'of the week- One gas retailer who report- specific time three days later weekend look to the nation's these days. Pastor Cecil Sims of the Rlchland, tion owners. of flagrant violations, such U end complaints came from edly didn't question the IRS when he can come in (or a highways and there were re- Wash., Baptist Church used this reader board to service charges; but com- South Jersey motorists. was Karl Corrietore who refill. ports in Washington that turn- IRS spokesman, Gary remind residents he's open for business Sundays. Abeles, said the agency re- plaints of motorists having to In addition lo calls from started an "appointment Although in Connecticut a ceived more than 450 com- buy a can of oil" to fill their motorists, the IRS was ques- only" policy at tits flattie Hill station owner who used ap- plaints of inflated gas prices tanks. . * tioned by numerous station Kxxon Station In Union. He pointment sales was stopped, from angry motorists who, in Abeles said the only com- owners regarding the legality hopes the plan — similar to A*beles says judgment on Cor- sonic cases, had to wait in plaints of service charges of gas clubs, where only card- the system used by doctors — rietore's station will have to* line for as long as an hour to were received Saturday, pos- carrying members get fuel. will nave him his regular, cus- watt until Wednesday. It Will Not Be Easyreach the gas pumps. The New Jersey Gasoline Retailers Association esti- mated that 90 per cent of (he state's 6,110 stations were out To Drink and Drive of gas. British Work Week Cut If there were any gas sta- LONDON (AP) - Amid knowing whether I hey should lockout and that he was trying corporation that employs By Tie Associated Press turnpike spokesman said the ning with coffee, and the turn- tions open in northern or confusion, foreboding, and be there or whethor^ney to make the mines the scape- 120,000 workers, told most of lower limit would probably re- pike and parkway planned U) western Monmouth County much uncertainty, Britain be- would receive afull week's goat (or his "disastrous man* its junl# clerical staff they Drunken drivers, the arch- main in effect through tomor- help out by following their yesterday other than on the gan a three-day work week pay at the end of the week. agement of the nation's econo- would" have to resign without villains of New Year's Eve, row. , usual practice of giving a free Garden State Parkway, it was today to conserve its reduced Critical industries that arc my." , severance pay or work a short are being upstaged this year The Exxon stations on the cup of coffee to drivers. very difficult, if not impos- supply of coal for production exempt include public utili- But James Prior, the Con- week for less pay. by empty gas pumps. northern end of the parkway For those who don't take sible, to find them. electricity. ties, food processors and dis- servative government's lead- The government opened an "It'll even be bard to drink were also limiting sales to one the* council's advice or the toll Police queried in about half The cutback because of the tributors, hospitals, commu- er in the House of Commons, office around the clock to in- and drive this year," said one dollar per car and the Citgo roads' coffee, the Aquaholics the county's 53 municipalities coal miners' refusal to work nications media and restau- warned that the country faced terpret the regulations*™* haggard motorist waiting in a stations on the roadway's Water Ski Club in Toms River reported gas stations closed overtime will affect about 15 rants. Such "continuous pro- catastrophe without the re- businessmen and Industrial- long line for gas. "If the lack southern end were expected offered a chilling hangover yesterday. The situation is not million Britons out of a labor cess" plants as the steel mills, striction of electricity. He ists. of one liquid doesn't have us to set a three-dollar limit. cure. The club will sponsor expected to change today, ei- force of 24 million, economists where the product would be said if industry continued to "Can you put half a factory 'on the wagon' figuratively, To make matters worse for the first water skiing of the ther, since the vast majority estimated. ruined by a break in oper- operate full blast. I here on a three-day week and the then the lack of another will the New Year's Eve driver, new year tomorrow at 1 p.m. of stations were without gaso- Non-essential businesses ation, can continue to operate wouldn't be enough power lo other on a five-day week when have us on a literal wagon." the National Weather Service Ed O'Toole of the club said line and could not open if they and industry will he supplied around the clock, but they maintain ihc pattr supply the plant Is producing both Jake Putcska, president of forecast snow and freezing 4-K non-members and 14 mem- wanted to. electricity only three, days a must cut electricity con- and the streets of London and cans for the food industry and the New Jersey Retailers As- rain for today. bers had made- reservations The IRS set up a complaint week, eitheffrom Monday sumption 35 per cent.' Shops other cities would be "awash for aerosol sprays?" asked sociation, said as many as 98 for the skiing at the Rivet center for the New Year's ho- through Wednesday or may stay open six days a with sewage " For those thinking of walk- the Metal Box Co. The com- per cent of the state's 6,000 Ranch on the Toms River. liday weekend Friday to re- Thursday through Saturday. week but can use only three Norman Lancaster, chair- ing rather than searching for pany said it was watting for service stations ran out of gas O'Toole noted that eight spond to any complaints of They can stay open other hours of electricity a day. man of the WolM'ley-llughcs gas, the State Safety Council the government's decision. yesterday and would be out issued this warning: wear outsiders and a dozen mem- high pump prices or service days only if they operate with- Prime Minister Edward engineering group, predicted until new deliveries are made light colored clothing and bers skied last year when the charges. Over the Christmas out electricity or have their Heath ordered the work-week a rash of bankruptcies "Kx- The miners are demanding Wednesday. watch your step because more temperature was 62 degrees. •weekend the agency received own generator. cutback after the miners' portiorders worth millions of jiay Increases ranging from complaints of service station Many firms have not an- Service stations or 'he Gar- pedestrians are killed over He said ice had to be" chipped slowdown had reduced coal pounds will \ft lost," he said 116 to 128 a week, which the operators asking customers to nounced their shortened den State Parkway . ,id New New Year's weekends than at off the river a couple of times production 30 per cent. Union The British Steel Corp. said government says is above Its pay a $1 and $2 service charge schedule, and many Britons Jersey Turnpike were ex- any other time of year. during the nine years the club leaders charged that his ac- its output was already cut in anti-Inflation wage Increase to buy gasoline. reported for work today not ceptions to the gaslcss trend,- The council also had a has sponsored the event. tion amounted to a' national half. Courtaulds, (he textile ceilings. ' but they were limiting gas warning for those who sales. planned to say fill 'er up at The stations on the turn- bars or parties. Eat before pike, which are operated by drinking and try to time con- Exxon, began limiting sales to sumption to one ounce of li- Arts Council Fund Drive Set one dollar per car yesterday, quor an hour. By BETTE SPERO Walter Rcadc Organization, as a* conduit for public and liresenily take a back scat, down from the two-dollar lim- The council added that drin- Oakhurst. The purchase, with private funds -available to however, in the theater's de- it usually in effect Sunday. A kers should wind up the eve- RKD BANK - The Mon- price estimated at just under ,ire1» arts' croups. With Its in- College, West Long Branch; panded, under the countWs individuals, lo determine the 7,1 ClrcalatiM Dept 74I-11N itially, a council spokesman Hrookdalc Community Col- auspices, to include Uniting op- project's desirability and fea- Fhundal Sparta Dept 74I-MI7 said, would accomplish a tun- lege, Lincrofl, and Hie Mon- eras, dance companies, sym- sibility. m HWMCtpt II CaaUaajarary Life 741-MII fold purpose. Funds in reserve mouth County library and phony orchestras, chamber "Unless we are certain we Make A Date... Aeaaaats Payabl' "e ,741 Mil and folk music tnsemMi HQBM S would prevent a syndrome of parks systems can reach our ObjH live, Wt Mivlct» AMaaata RacatvaUf .741-MII solicitations and would itM Previously the i mini it. film festivals will not keep Ihe Ihe.iln, OMtaarles. 4 Sanaa I7i-nsi aid the council In gauging its formed in 1971, acted mainly Programming plans must since we arc not interested in rratkaM Bweaa. Mill Spurts ...I, II ability to raise the amount of hanging on Indefinitely lo a La* I ca Barm ni Mil TtWVlHM i 7,1 money it deems necessary to deteriorating property," com- run the center. mented Mr. Warters. in re- ferring to the 47-year-old the- TAKES CONTROL - Henry Hudson Regional Dtfta (N) Eds New Year'* Eve Party, Sea The latter factor Is a pivot- No Paper Tomorrow ill ater. center Tom Masse ($1) has the ball on a rebound Reopening New Year's Eve Bright. Manning's, Jetty. al point in the council's pur- and New Year's Day at 4:30. The Daily Register will not be published tomorrow, New "Thisgenerous (foundation) and get) support from teammates John Connell chase contract of the Carlton. Year's Day, and its business offices will be Closed (30) and Charlie Lowler (partially hidden) while Reservations 872-IM5. New Year's Eve Dinner gift has given us • year's time If the council fails to ral Publication will be resumed Wednesday with full COVl Red Bank Regional captain Keith Miller (22) Reservations for early seat- to prove our mettle and hi I own-stipulated fund goal by of holiday events, including the Inn I trganiiatlon mi moves in. Miller helped lead Red Bank to Its firtt BraAUekmaa ings available. Olde Union given Ihe county's people a December, 1974, the theater n[ local municipal grtverning bodies and 1)1 RUTH, complete Casey Festival crown, 68-62, Saturday night. Story Acpusticon—Radlaear Hear- House. 842-7575. sale will revert to an un- chance to demonstrate their wrapups of all the traditional New Vtar'i coJMglate. football 1 on page 10. ing Aid Center—ftftved to new named, third party he added txml El Location 430 Cookman Ave., Real Estate Rales Course Theater Purchased * O'llrm Plraxrd All of this, imi man In Wtdnnday'i Dally Register, North- Maternity Drown, III Fanalta B«u«r Asbury Park. Corner Sum- Two wetks, afternoon Last Friday, alter 11 Mr. Warter* expressed hupo ern Monmoulh County'i largest Mwipapai and Monmoulh The Stork Set, 15 White SI , 167 Lincoln Ave., Elberon. merfleld Ave., next lo Keys- gins Jan. 7. 741-0779 to*regis- months of activity the council tin' council cnukl Mart rcnm.i County's most interesting newip Ited Bank. Sale, Sale-50% off. tone Savings. 774-2208. ter. bought the Carllon from the See Arts, page 1 I The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mkkltetown, N.J. Monday, December 11,1*7} Arts Council to Seek $1 Million for Carlton Project

Rumson. treasurer, and Har- In addition, the council as- administrative assistant. Freehold Arts Society. Guild seum, Monmouth Players, (Continued) was fortunate in having such League and the N.J. State old A Kushkin, Rumson, ex sists local groups in obtaining The council's primary per-, of Creative Art, Junior Monmouth Symphony. an array of all of them. Council on the Arts. ecutive committee. private fund grants. formance project, before the League, Long Branch Depart- Also, Neptune Area Arts As- tion next summer, so (he fa- Expressing pleasure that Trustees include Mrs. Carlton acquisition, was ment of Recreation, Parks sociation, Old Mill Associ- cility could open in time lo Red Bank's only legitimate At the state council's be- A non-profit, tax-exempt or- George Blair, Mrs. Vanieta Showcase I, a countywide arts and Conservation, Manasquan ation, Pine Tree Players, Sea commemorate Monmouth theater would be preserved hest, the Monmouth Arts ganization, the council is sup- Canonlco, William R. Crome, fair that included 75 perform- River Group of Artists. Metro View Players,. Shore Area County's 300(h anniversary and improved for area citi- Council has evaluated and ad- ported through membership all Shrewsbury; Milton J. ances, exhibitions and demon- Lyric Opera, Middlelown Folk Kolk Dance Croup. Shore with a Kail series of cultural zens' benefit. Mayor 0 Hern ministrated state grants for dues, business and individual Bloch, Dr. John Gallagher, strations during a two4ay fes- Festival, Middleloun Sym- Chapter N.J. Architects, events. added he heartily endorsed county arts groups. In the donations, administrative as- both Lincroft; Ernest O. Bos- tival last year at Monmouth dhony, Monmouth Arts Foun- Shrewsbury Chorale, Wagon Mayor Daniel J. O'Ht'rn the council's efforts toward sistance from the state arts trom. Red Bank; Mrs. Robert past two yean, the council College. Showcase II is sched- dation Wheel Playhouse and Theatre was the first of area dlgna- that goal council, and a a grant from W. Chapponi, Middletown; administered more than uled to be held at the college Also, Monmouth Civic Bal- lanes to laud the council'l at- The council was founded as the Monmouth County Board Cilman Collier. Oakhurst; $25,000 in Hate grants, for March 22-24. let, Monmouth Civic Chorus. a tempt to provide a full forum the result of a Junior LeagM of Freeholders. Gary Y. Kaplan, Fair Haven; projects reaching an esti- Monmouth College. Mon- In addition to Mr. Wallers, for amateur and professional of Monmouth County survey Other-'council activities in- Charles Lyle. Freehold; Mrs. mated 42.W0 Monmouth resi- mouth Conservatory of Music, other council officers are Mrs. arts. The mayor likened artis- that pointed out the need for a Its paid, professional staff clude publication of an area Sarah E. McOee. Katonttmn; dents, enabling the county to Monmouth County Historical James I, Laude, Lincrod, tic talent to other natural re- central agency to coordinate Includes L. Kenneth Sim- arts activities calendar and a Felix Moizer, Little Silver, rank third in New Jersey In Association, Monmouth Coun- and Dr. Richard I.eune. Mid- sources, such as the sea, the and assist all county arts sarlan, executive director; newsletter ;m

SHREWSBURY TOWN- — will be adopted at the Feb- is expected to be released tract to Building & Land is opposed by Committeeman SHIP — The Township Com- ruary meeting. from the hospital Monday, Corp. for (95,000. The land Clarence Moore, who said he was sold to the company at an feels the project will add sub- mittee is expected to approve The resolution was in- and to attend the February auction in September. stantial numbers o( school- a contract with a nationally troduced at an adjourned meeting. The contract also restricts age children and cause a fi- known developer Feb. 7 for meeting of the committee Mr. Himelman said Mrs. the developer to limiting the nancial hardship on the tax- construction of a (3.9 million Thursday, but action was Nagel would not attend the number of residential units to payers. condominium project here. postponed because Mayor annual organization meeting 130, equally divided among The small township has no' Township Attorney William Eloise Nagcl is ill. scheduled for 8 p.m. one, two, and three-bedroom school, and pays tuition on a Illmelman said a resolution Thursday. authorizing the contract be- Mrs. Nagel is in Riverview apartments. per pupil formula to the Tin- tween the township and the Hospital, Red Bank, recov- The contract between the The project has the support ton Falls School District and developer — Building & Land ering from a heart attack suf- township and the developer of Mrs. Nagel and Com-, Monmouth Regional High Technology Corp., Paramus fered in early December. She calls for the sale of a 13.9-acre mitteeman Julius Frickel, but Many Towns to Organize Tom

Sixteen northern and west- Unless otherwise noted, hold Township, Marlboro (at Records, Freehold. 8p.m.v ern Monmouth County munici- the meetings will be held in the Marlboro Elementary Shrewsbury Township will Organizing Sunday palities have scheduled an- the respective borough or School), Matawan, and Mala- combine Its organization will be Freehold" id Union nual organization meetings township halls. In some cases, wan Township, all at noon; meeting with its regular Beach. for tomorrow. year-end meetings will be Manalapan will meet at 12:30 Township Committee meeting Meeting Jan. 8 are Atlantic Nearly all municipalities held prior lo the organization p.m.; Organizing at 1 p.m. is at 8 p.m. ThursTrax New Highlands, and Shrewsbury, are required to hold the an- meeting. Red Bank; Haslet meets at 2 Shrewsbury Council will do both at 8 p.m. nual meetings during the first Meeting tomorrow are West p.m., and Middletown at i the same with thV-mectlng Monmouth Beach, Long week of the new year. The Long Branch md Keyport, p.m. starting at 8:15 p.ntr Branch, Highlands, Keans- purpose of the meetings is to both at 11 a.m.; Fair Haven The Monmoulh County Thursday. burg, and Ocean Township swear in newly elected offi- and Rumson, both at 11:30 Board of Freeholders are Colts Neck Committee will have different forms of gov- cials and to make annual ap- am.; Eatonlown. Sea Bright. scheduled to organize at noon meet at 8:30,p.in. Friday. ernment and hold their orga- pointments. Little Silver, Oceanport, Free- Wednesday in the Hall of Holmdel also meets Friday at nization meetings In May. Red Bank Sewer Middletown Authority Adopts 1974 Budget RateHikeClarified MIDDLETOWN — A was due to refinancing of a $30 $723,323 operating and mainte- million bond issue approved a RED BANK - An average percentage Increase was be- nance budget for 1974 was week and a half ago, IK per cent Increase in the cause the borough had re-, adopted by the Sewerage Au- The budget'sJ)iggcst item is quarterly sewer rate charged, cently completed a nearly to- thority at a special meet- for salarics'wliich total to borough property owners tal hookup with, the regional ing Friday night. $270,470. Increases ranging was not the result of rate in- authority. » The total budget is up ap- from six to 10 per cent are " GREETINGS FROM A CHAMP - Miami Dolphin linebacker Nick Buonl- crease by the Northeast Mon- William Rooney, authority proximately $300,000 over last provided for in the budget. '•'- conti gives a friendly pat to Ted Kennedy Jr. In the Dolphins' dressing moulh County Regional Sew- executive director, said the year. The increase is attribut- Operation of the treatment :-• room last night following their win over Oakland In the championship erage Authorityo ii: game in Miami. Behind Ted Jr. are his brptheii Kelly, partially hidden, borough's increased costs ed primarily to salary in- plant totals $141,850, while ad- jjj£ and Sen. George ftAcGovern. The Borough Council re- were not as a result of a rate/ creases, and the anticipation ministrative expenses are pro- cently raised the sewer rate increase by the authority, but of a full year ol operation and posed to be $(>2.93l> Office ex- hiking the minimum quarterly because the borough has maintenance. penses'come to $16,700, and charge from $5 to $12. The av- .greatly increased Us /low Total charges to be paid tn operation Of the collection sys- erage homeowner will now be through the authority's sys- the Monmouth County Bay- tem and pumping station to- \Howqrd Protests Standby tem, thus increasing the au- paying $48 a year instead of shore Outfall Authority tals $12,150. Total operating 120. thority's annual charge to the Daniel J. O'Hern (MCBOA) arc $189,217, up costs lo the township are borough. from approximately $75,000 $534,10fi. This figure, together \Gas Plan's Age Provision Mayor Daniel J. O'llern, last year. As explained by with the MCBOA charge, bal- The borough has also raised who noted that this is the first Frederick A. Eldridgc, au- ances out to $723,323. increase in the sewer rates the annual water rates. The I WASHINGTON - Hep also would be unfair to many allotment. thority chairman, the costs since 19*7, said that one of the minimum quarterly charge : James J. Howard said yes- licensed drivers under IS who It is estimated it would cost last year were for only a few major reasons for the high went from $5.50 to |7. : terday the standby rationing work part or full-time jobs in an additional 25 cents a gallon Papers Are months. This year's budget in- ; system announced Wednesday order to save money for col- on the "white market" driv- cludes charges for the entire, : by federul energy czar Wil- lege or In more extreme fi- ing the cost of gasoline up to Bein SoW year. liam Simon 'wouUrfmre li- nancial cases to help support 75 or HO cents a gallon. Work Done, Industry g Evan R. Beecher, authority LEGAL NOTICE 1(0*1 NOTICE censed drivers under IK yeara a family," Mr Howard said "It would IM- the drivers un- 7 FREEHOLD — Formal con- member, commenting on the AN. ORDINANCE ENTtlLED hope that, later. in March and agreed in prin- fication ." be forwarded to you. Such request muit queuing that o civilian absentee, ballot if and when such a plan be- ciple to a.method of solving stole vour home address, and the ad- be lorworded to you Such request mint ard said in his letter to Mr. thus sell their gasoline "Although the majority of dress to which said ballot should be state your home oddress, ond the ad- comes effective, it is the fair- this last major problem. The LEGAL NOTICE s«nl, ond must bt signed with your slg dress to which told ballot should be " Simon. coupons on a legitimate noturt, ond sTatt tht reoson why you sent, and mutt b* signed with your sig- est possible plan for all driv- agreement is expected to be will nol,be oDIt to vole ol your usual nature, ond slate Ihe reason why you "The letting of an 18-year- "white market" la others who —ilace. No civilian absentee bcil- will not be Okie lo vote at your usual ers." finalized by the end of the polling place. No civilian abtntee bol* old eligibility qualification need more than their monthly 4 Youths Netted lot 4111 bf forwarded by moll to any ap- year," Mr. tipton said. plicant unites request therefor is re eelved not less ?hon 7 dpys prior to the "The Industrial Devel- election, and contains tne foregoing in In Theft Scries .formation opment Committee considers OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A * Any civilian absentee voter who tails I Weather: Periodic Rain six-month police probe here it a pleasure to have had the to apply wltnifl tht 7 ddy time pre- ly odopted ond opproved. • ^l iirqv awn T» '-IWJ- wp-»- , --- * -r scribed above may apply in person lo opportunity to work with so ihe county clerk lot elections I tor on Heavy rain at times today, Issued from Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle. Rain damp- has netted four Juveniles as Oovid Cohen oostntee bailor on any day up to J P.M. fhe county clerk (of elections) for an many dedicated people over Mayor or tbt ooy btlort iht tltcilon. absentee ballot on any day up to j P.M high around 40. Occasional Kansas to the upper Atlantic ened the. Pacific Northwest suspects in a series of town- Township ol Holmdel In tht event of ilcknlltor con- of the day before the election the last three years," Mr. Tip- Attest finement, the qualified voter may oppty In trie event of sickness or con Tain tonight and tomorrow, Coail and in Colorado be- coast. ship burglaries in eight homes John P. wodlngton In writing (or ond obtain on absentee tirwmenV the qualified voter may apply 4ow tonight in the mid Hi's. cause of blowing snow and and a business establishment. Ion concluded. Clerk boliot by outhorlied messenger to des- In writing (or and obtain an absentee TIDES ignated over the tianaturt of the vottr. (mint by authorized messenger so del- .high tomorrow in the uppper danger of avalanches. Cold Detective William Koih The county tier* (of elections) is au tonaled over tht Honature of the voter L1OAL NOTICE " NOTICC TO Mil i thorilfd to tf*Mvtr to such •uthorlied The county clerk (of elections) Is on VOT««» AND TO THflK thoriied to deliver to such authorlred •SO's. Outlook for Wednesday wave Wirtngi were issued for Sandy Hook said the youths, all 16 years NOTICE TO MILITARY MIVICI miumoer a ballot to bf delivered to MLATIVI! AND FRIENDS th# quolTtitd vofer, messenger a ballot lo be delivered lo 3- fair and colder. Kama!, Missouri and pails of old, have been charged with VOTIDt AND TO TMII« If you ort In list mllllory service or tht the qualified vottr. MLMIVft AND MIENOt spoutt or dependent of a person in mili- Doled December }0, W3 II you off In Ihf mlltory service or - Heavy snows blanketed a New Mexico and Texas TODAY -Low 1:01 p.m. the theft o(, about (1.000 in tary ttrvlce or ort o pattern In o veter- EVELYN I* WC CANN, rrte spouse or determent of o person In ans* hospital or a civilian attached to or Acting Sfcralury mllltory service or ore o patient In a Hoimdtl Towmhlp Secretary loord ot Fduf ation broad area from Kansas tn Tow avalanches rolled In For Red Bank and Ruinsnn electronic equipment, jewchv serving with tht Armed Farcts ol the • Highlands Public School, veterans' hospital or a civilian attochr-d united stales without tht Slate ol New Board of education Allu, Utah, Ski ReBOTt yes- and cash. lo or serving with the Armed Fortes ol 12 miicrnt Road NovMlnk Avenue, I'ennsylvania today as a ma bridge, add two hours," Sea Jerioyr or the spouse or dependent of Hiahiands, N. j omi Ihf United Stoles without the Stole ol and. accompanying or rttldlng with a ci- Holmdtl, Ntw Jtrsey 07/33 jor winter storm marched terday, burying skiers New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent Dec 31 1)4 oo Bright, deduct 10 minutes; The burglaries, police Mid, vilian oltocried to or strvlno with thf OK. 11 ol and accompanying or residing with a Armod Forces tl Ihf United States. fast ward. and hitting Alia Lodge One Long Branch, deduct 15 min- took place between July and • Ionian attached to or serving, *i'h Ihf , on* Armed Forces of Iht United Slnles, and dttlrt lo vott, : Snow depths ranged from II man was seriously injured. An utes, Highlands bridge, add 41 Dec. 17. dtllrt to volt, or If you ore o relative or fVltfttf Ot any iixh ptrton who, yoi or frlfnd of any such person who. you biiltvt, will dtilrt to volt in Iht AN inches at Russsell, Kans. ami Alta ski Instructor WHS killed minutes The four youths, according believe, will dfslre lo vote In the annual NUAL schoU eeietlil eel i fft to bt hetd on Ftb in un avalanche Saturday school election to be held on FEIftu ruary 11I], , 1\flt,, kindly write lo ihe under BEN AIDEKMAN I'ohimMi, Mo., to five Inches to police, will (ace hearings A»Y I], 1174, kindly wrltt to the under MV*94 oft fnconcet mofcfnmo*ing application 'Of a At least nine tornadoes nm* ot once matin* oocyliccHlon lor a ory MlvUservicef Ml'fMi t to bt voted in at Springfield, III in on the charges belore county military service ballot lo bt voted in toid election ft bt forwordtd to you. ilianapolis, Evansville. I ml. struck parts of«Alalwma over Fawn Drug Count juvenile luthoritlei sold election to bt lorwardtd to you. ifatinff v*\i* name, age, serial number if slating your name. age. serial number ll you art In mllifary terulct»homt ad ACOUSTICON RAbiO EM HEARING AID CENTER and Cincinnati, Ohio received the weekend, damaging prop- MANALAPAN - Charles dreftt ona (Ttf oddrats at which you are ou art In military service, homt as* stationed or con be found, or if you de nine Indies. erty and injuring several per- Hand of Union Township is LEGAL NOTICE Jrt» ant) tht aMrttl « which you art sire the military strvict ballot for a siationtt) or con at found, or If you d» T65TKTOT*NNU»I SUTIO relative or friend, then moke an oppn »uns No deaths were report- free on $10,000 bail pending a slrt tht military Sf rvicf Oalltl lor o cotton itndff oath It • military ifvice - ywurday's heavy snows in M«IN1t«Y fFOF»»l SAVINGS »NO rtlotlvt or Irltnd, then make an nppll Moved lo new.location 430 Cookman Ave Asbury Park. LOAN ASSOCIATION boiiai lo M Itrwarded to him. Hofina m >vestcentral Indianu stalled ed. .Ian ft arraignment on cation under oath for o mllltory strvlct vour appHfOtlon Wf ht is ot leost tijht The Annual MMllna of th« memhfrs Mill to at Itrworded la him. staling m Corner ol Summer field Ave., Next lo Keystone Savings. of in* Molnttoy riaVoi loving, on« ttn yew* of MM and slating hit nom«, anolorlats and tied up iimior One in|uiy was reported In charges of atrocious assault your opplirotlon that he Is at least eight iinai numberlf ht II in military sfr Loon Aiioftoflon lor Irte eleilion o' di ttn years tl tot one) stutlng Un I 774-2208 Georgia from high windy and and battery and the nl rtcfoft. lo fill tallllng vatwclfl. and vitt. horn* addrni and tht oddreti at I highways. Indiana Wnear for Iflf Irontaclion of luth olher Bull itrial number It he is In military ser which ht Is ttafiontrf or can bt found •Tipenctr was littered 100 to 125 a tornado touched down ai tempted armed roblery of an new m may he memory, will M hurt vice, home oadress and irte oddress ot Forms of tpfciitotion can be obtaintd o* (ho ftllitt pi Ihf AiiotxHlon. M Mon whit^ ht is siafionetf or can be found from the uWierstgned All,New. comprehensive hearing test facilities Sound unidentified heeholil woman ftfted Dttember 70. 1t7| standed IIUIOH III.HI nu;ht Ami Sand Hill. (in. mouth .vrfel. »ed lonh, Ne* Jtrlfy. Forms of application con bt totaintD prdolroom Oct. IV Police said Mr Hand on WMnttaov. Jonuary mtv, un. of frem Ihe undtrsiinerf iVILVN N MCCANH '-Indiana 37 and Indian!* 4ii ihf pastern third or the IM ' oo o i lot k r u Doted O»cember Itfrelory, i was arrested la.st week in Trtt pom Milt rtmain opfn for ont LUCILLI K SCHUSLER • otrd otfi#uc«llon ft iaround Blomnlnglon Were lion was cloudy, with intuit hour from 1 00 a noiN P W to I 00 AcMng We"irv • h of HightHihtrto s Frejj"Parking m our large private lot. Entrance on Sum- xloacd as can l» uri'Ms receiving some rain nr Union Township and will ba P M floitrd of Fdticanifln of PuM' 1 iffiinrtnn A Porhtr .del Township NovHinh Avenue, IIHI field Av«. ( hargtd there with IMIS . KcrOxy 1} Mlllcrnl Koafl MtpMandi, N 3n Ihe snow. snow. Snow ll'trittred well Hoimrtei, Ntw Jtritv ii"n of narcotics. Oft 3t • Trav«l»rs' advisories w.uil into Kansas and Ihe Dtc 31 KloO The Daily Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, December SI, 1173 3 Power, Lack of Power Topped State '73 News •y JOHN T. MeGOWAN Two former Atlantic City mayors and five other officials police director. George, 25. The murder was regarded as a mercy killing. AtMdaim PRM Writer were convicted of corruption. U.S. Attorney Herbert J. Stem, The planned state sports complex in the Hackensack A Newark Black Muslim leader James Shabazz was shot whose office investigated and prosecuted most of the public meadowlands had about as good a year as its prospective ten- to death and in the ensuing violence twin brothers were killed Power and tack of power were at the top of the im in New Jersey in 1973. corruption cases, was elevated to the federal bench. ants, the New York Giants. A poor bond market and threats of in Middlesex County and two young men were beheaded in In the state elections Democrats gained lopsided control of competition from New York stalled financing. The legislature Newark. Yin the big story of tjie year, Democrat! were swept Into both houses of the legislature, a rarity in the state's history voted a moral pledge of credit to try to get the ball rolling. The old fashioned gangland murder was back in style as power and Republicans out at the State House in Trenton A surprise $200 million state budget surplus played a part Eighteen persons died in two October accidents on the bodies of men with police records in their past and bullets in Every other house In the state was threatened win power in the gubernatorial campaign, blunting Sandman's "no state New Jersey Turnpike. loss in a growing energy crisis that saw the utility companies their heads turned up in automobiles in Newark, Jersey City income tax" issue. The same surplus gave the legislature look- Nine died in a bus and tractor trailer collision at the south- and Camden County. that started out the year building for a future with atomic ed-for breathing room to find the substitute for local proper- ern end, but the most spectacular crash, really a series of energy close it out by going back to burning coal. Cars were floating in South I'lainficld when late summer ty taxes the State Supreme Court told them to come up with to crashes, happened at the northern end as nine more died and floods left death and destruction in their wake. Gov. William T. Cahill, who rode into office on a w*ve of finance public schools. 37 were hurt when trucks, buses and cars came together in an The energy crisis flowed in late in the year. Homeowners reform was ridden out by another one. He was upset in his par- State Sen. James Turner, R-Gloucester, who was convicted explosive scene shrouded by fog and smoke. ty's primary election by Rep. Charles W. Sandman Jr., and be- and businesses set their thermostats back to 68, Christmas of planting amphetamines in the home and car of of Assem- Another crash, this one in the air took the lives of tun lights were dimmed, service stations closed on Sundays and came the first governor to be turned out of office by New Jer- blyman Kenneth GewerU, DGIoucester, ran for reelection members of the Blue Angels precision flying learn over Lake- sey voters. speed limits were rolled back to 50 miles per hour. anyway and lost. hurst Naval Air Station. Environmentalists were sel back loo as some power sla-' In the general election. Sandman was decisively beaten by Education equipment that had been used in private and A man and woman linked by police to the Black Liberation (ions went back to burning coal, with government approval, Democrat Brendan T. Byrne, who also ran on a reform plat- parochial schools was reclaimed and auctioned off when the Army were accused of murdering a state trooper in a shooinul after Middle East oil supplies were turned off. form. Byrne was elected by a record margin of 700,000 votes, federal courts upset the state law giving aid to these schools. on the Turnpike. The man, Clark Squire, was captured after a eclipsing the 500,000 margin Cahill had set four years earlier. As the year ended, Cahill signed a law hiking the ceiling, The year also was filled with black-white problems in 40-hour manhunt in the New Brunswick area. The woman, on mortgage interest rates from H to 9.5 per cent. Cahill was hurt politically by continued disclosures in the Newark, where North Ward residents led. by Anthony Impe- Joanne Chesimard, was wounded but went on trial for a Bronx The year was marked by the retirement of Chief Justice stele's mini Watergate. His state treasurer and dose friend, Jo- riale, now a state senator, protested the building of the black- bank robbery. Their New Jersey trial was delayed by prob- seph T. McCrane, and former GOP State Chairman Nelson Joseph Weintraub of the Now Jersey Supreme Court. He wise sponsored Kawaida Towers. The building is still not up. In an- lems with jury selection. succeeded by Pierre Garvcn, who died last month. Late this Oross, were indicted by a federal grand jury investigating the other development. Mayor Kenneth Gibson of Newark finally Lester Zygmaniak, 23, won an acquittal at his trial in financing of CahiU's 1969 campaign. year, former Gov. Richard J Musics was confirmed as chief managed to get a black man approved by the City Council as Freehold for the shotgun slaying of his paralyzed brother, justice after being nominated by Uov. Cahill. State Is Considering Three-Digit Lottery TRENTON (AP) - If the as expected, it will begin in changed by the new system, million this year. would run on a daily basis weekly lottery numbers - 50 New Jersey State Lottery four to six months. No legisla- lottery officials said. In the numbers game, bet- with the size of the prizes cents. Lottery officials said ORLD the current weekly and dally Commission has its way, "hit- tive action will be required. Under the new plan, bettors tors place any amount of mon- based on 50 per cent of the ting the number" will no long- This new system would be would choose their own num- ey, from 25 cents up, on three- day's receipts. lotteries would be continued, er need to be a discreet event. the nation's first attempt to bers from a computer digit combination. Their bets He said the three-digit sys- at least for a while. The commission is planning combat illegal gambling on its keypboard, where any com- are taken by a "runner" who tem would offer the same State lottery officials have Voting Reported Light in Israel to Initiate a three-digit lottery own terms. bination of three digits could will return if the number types of possibilities as the il- said they believe the addition TEL AVIV, Israel - Israeli troops were on a maximum number directly patterned af- Three years ago the state be punched into a ticket at the wins. The winning com- legal operations whereby any alert today against Arab attack as the people of the Jewish ter the illegal number racket. began the first weekly lottery same time an official record bination is taken from several number of ticket holders can would provide new revenue to "State voted in the most crucial election of the nation's 25-year Ralph F. Batch, executive drawing in the country and of the transaction was being sources, usually the daily at- win with the correct com- sagging dally and weekly lot- history. director of the commission, last year it initiated the na- made. tendance at a local race track bination. Tickets for the three tery proceeds, as well as. cut Six thousand baUot boxes were set up from the Syrian said if the plan is approved by tion's first daily lottery. Those Lottery sales are expected or certain race results. digit lottery will be the same into the profits In Illegal gamb- front on the Golan Heights to the Israeli enclave*) the west Gov.-elect Brendan T. Byrne, two drawings will not be to total an all-time low $100 Batch said the new lottery as those for the dally and ling. bank of the Suez Canal. The early turnout of voters was re- ported light. The military command reported several bunts of small arms fire from Egyptian forces along the Suet front as the vot- Manna to Get Atlantic Highlands Post ing began, but a spokesman said no Israelis were hit. The Syr- ian front was reported quiet. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS and that Edward S. Curry, 14 named to the recreation unit Fordoam University Law attorney in Ocean Township. Because of anger over Israel's setbacks during the open- — Borough Council plans to E. Highland Ave., will be are Alex H, Brown, Bernard School. From 1968 to 1971 he Mr. Manna Isa former cam- ing days of the October war, a right-wing coalition called the .name John C. Manna as named zoning officer. Paul .J. Frotten, Genevieve M. was a member of the staff of paign managertor Rep. Jamet Likud - Unity - threatened the traditional dominance of borough attorney for 1974. Muir, a Republican, and for- 'Hawley, Raymond llrbek, the Monmouth County Prose- J Howard, D-N.J., and in 1971 Golda Meir's socialist Labor party. The announcement was mer councilman, holds the Helen M. Marchetti, Robert cutor's Office, first as a law was a candidate for state as- Domestic platform planks were forgotten. The only Issues made yesterday by members post now. N. Paddack and Douglas A. clerk, and from 1969 to 1971 as sembly. In 1971 he was listed were the unpreparedness of the government and the armed of the incoming Democratic AUo announced was the Williams. Mr. DonoghuA will an assistant Monmouth Coun- among Outstanding Young forces for the Arab attack, and bow much of the Arab terri- majority on the.council, Coun- composition of a new seven- be council representative to ty prosecutor. He and Iru K. Men of America. tory captured in the 19(7 war will be relinquished at the Gen- cilmen Eugene J. Caffery, . member Recreation Com- the committee. Kreizman formed their law eva peace negotiations. . i * Mr. Manna is a graduate of partnership in 1969 Mr. Masella, a member of and Vernon E. Clinch and mittee. the Planning Board, will bt Monmouth College and the The borough-attorney desig- Councilmen-elect Peter E. The seven persons to be joined on the Harbor Commis- nate Is a trustee of the Mon- Donoghue and Mrs. Joan A. sion by Councllmen Caffery mouth Bar Foundation and Anchored Tankers Rumor Probed Smith Testimonial Set For Miss Quail and Clinch, who will serve as has acted as a special at- State and federal investigations have been launched into Mr. Donoghue, and Mrs. council representatives, RIVER PLAZA - Miss Rita as an educator. She Is active torney for the New Shrews- reports that oil tankers are lined up along the East CoastAn Smith will be sworn in at the Quail, principal of the River some cases delaying unloading of their cargoes until the pnee In numerous civic and ecume- bury Zoning BoanUof Adjust, council's organization meet- Plaza School for the past 22 nical affairs in Middletotn was right. ing at 8 p.m. on J>an. S at ment and PlanlOqfg Board, : years, will be honored at a Township.*,,^ YiirsEvt New York State Attorney Gen. Louis Lafkpwitz said yes- Borough Hall. J testimonial dinner Friday, and for the New Jersey Kdu- cation Association. Dining or Party terday his office has started a probe and officials in three oth- John C. Manna Mr. Manna, a West Long Jan. 25.9at 7:30 p.m. in the Reservation deadline for the er-East Coast states said they were exploring the situation. „ Branch resident, is a partner Shore Casino, Atlantic High- dinner is Friday, Jan. 4. Fru- His partner is the attorney An administration spokesman said the Federal Energy Of- in the law firm of Manna and lands. itier information may be had foe the Atlantic Highlands. )otobtook ir.lM.JoiM> ' fice was also looking into, the reports. Kreizman, Asbury Park. Miss Quail will retire at the from Gloria M. Lee at the Zoning Board of Adjustment "I don't think there's much to it," the spokesman said. • < To Resume The Democrats said that end of the year after 37 years 'school. and the assistant municipal Port officials in Boston, Philadelphia, New Haven and Robert A. Masella, ion Asbury New York said yesterday they had no evidence that unusual ECOM Unit Ave., will be appointed lo a numbers of tankers were backed up. five-year term on the Harbor PUBLIC NOTICE In New York, Lafkowitz said, "We want to know whether Occupancy Commission, replacing Re- WE WISH OUR the tankers are independent or owned by the oil companies publican Dominic A. iCaj LITTLE SILVER COMMUTER PARKING PERMITS and why they're delaying." NEW SHREWSBURY - He said it was part of a "general investigation conducted Movement of tenants into the CUSTOMERS A 1974 by my office for the past six months as to whether this energy i controversial Ft Monmouth DUE TO A DELAY IN SHIPMENT OF shortage is contrived or real." Electronics Command |$3« THE 1974 PARKING PERMITS, THE EX- He said he had no specific evidence yet of any tanker jam- (ECOM) headquarters build- HAPPY NEW YEAR. up in the Port of New York. ing under construction will be S 8%K11 PIRATION DATE FOR 1973 PARKING resumed Saturday, according I OFFSET PERMITS HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL to an. ECOM news release. • WHILES WE WILL BE JANUARY 15TH, 1974. WHEN PARKING The General Services Ad- YOU 2 PERMITS ARE AVAILABLE FOR 1974, A WAIT S ministration (GSA) last week PUBLIC NOTICE WILL BE PUBLISHED informed the Electronics CLOSED JAN. 1ST Command that the con- IN THIS NEWSPAPER. FURTHER INFOR- tractural negotiations which I Jgf GRANT i FOR VACATION. RE-OPEN IN MARCH MATION MAY BE OBTAINED BY CALL- STATE delayed further occupancy of ING POLICE HEADQUARTERS, 747- the building have been con- , PRINTERS J 5900 summated. 170M0NM0UTNST. I PETERSON'S RIVERSIDE INN Stephen G. Greenwood The negotiations with the 741-9300 | HIGHWAY 35 741-7793 RED BANK builder, the Dworman Build- Administrator Sports Gambling Ring Said Netted ing Crop, of New York, had delayed the movement of per- PLAINFIELD - Detectives from three counties missed sonnel and equipment into the the pro football championships yesterday and arrested 10 per- building located at Tinton sons for alleged participation in a )1 million a year sports Ave. afld Wayside Road. gambling ring. Scheduled moves into the We pay Seven men and three women were arrested in raids at 10 ECOM-leascd building were locations, including a store here. halted earlier this month at Middlesex County Prosecutor John S. Kuhlthau, who said the request of the GSA. the raids were a coordinated effort of Somerset, Middlesex The controversy centers on and Union counties, said the raids followed an extensive in- a civil suit brought in March, highest interest rates vestigation. 1972, by Tinton Realty Co., Inc., NY., against the GSA and The seven men were released under $10,000 bail bond Lester J. Dworman, president each, while the three women were released^ their own recog- of the Dworman Building nizance. All were charged with conspiracy and bookmaking. Corp. Tinton Realty was the on savings accounts Kuhlthau said the ring took bets on most sports, including unsuccessful bidder on the pro and college football and basketball, horseraclng and base- construction contract. ball. Tinton Realty contends that its bid for the project was nd Court to Order Jury Gangs Probe $8,265,750 less than the Dwor- man bid. The civil suit is NEWARK - Superior Court Judge James R. Gluliano scheduled to go to jury trial in says he will order Wednesday that a special grand jury be im- U.S. District Court, Washing- paneled to investigate organized crime in Essex County, espe- ton. certificates of deposit cially a wave of alleged gangland violence. But U.S. District Court Giuliano, who Is Essex County assignment judge, said he Judge William R. Jones de- decided the special jury was needed after considering a for- nied Tinton Realty's request mal request made last week by County Prosecutor Joseph P. for a restraining order to pre- Lordi. vent anybody from moving allowed Lordi, who mentioned plans to request a special panel two inlo the building. Testimony weeks ago, said the grand jury investigation might prevent the made in connection with the formation of a new chain of command within existing gangs, suit indicated the building is sharply reducing future crimes. 77 per cent completed. The prosecutor has blamed mob violence on a leadership by federal regulations vacuum created by. the jailing of several refitted organized LCOAL NOTICE NUTIC f ' • crime figures. CfHTIFICATI O> DIStOlUTION To all lo whom tn«s« PMitftti may com*, GrMIInt WHEREAS, it opposri lo my itrllifoc THE lion, by duly outhtnllcaltd rtcord of tht procMdliOI for Ihff voluntary dil solution ttitrtof. by Int conitnt of all tht mtmbtri Ihtn prtitnl, Ihot IN- STITUTE OF HUMAN CONDUCT O corporation of thli slolt, tm compiled CENTRAL JERSEY BANK MAINJfl with oil Int rcqulrfrntnll ol Tltlf It. IK. N.i. WIJI CorporationCil s ond AafocloflonAltl * Not f'or CHIITNV.VNCH * til, Ntvritd ftfafufoi of Itj;, p " TRUST COMPANY" N J«»«f f fe ft»t Iliolno »f Ihii ctrtlri MONMOUTH COUNTY • Allenhurst • Allentown H i»lT*M(M »T , FtiiMOt ICRICORI. I, fr» Mcrtfory ,sSs&?ri5iVAw . am . ttit ttoft of Now Jtrity. 00 Bradley Beach • Eatontown • Farmingdale • Fort _IY CIRTIFV. that ft» told cor • iMkllMM* In IIFI »» John H. Coo* m* MMTV CMT poraflo/i «d. on mt iWh day of D««m Monmouth • Freehold (2) • Freehold Township (2) bor, AD . 1*71, flit In my office a duly Howell • Long Branch (2) • Manalapan • Marlboro • •ttuiMl and otfMtttf conitnf tn writing to thf diiiolutlon of laid corporoiton. Matawan • Neptune City • Ocean Township • Rum- Y.Si™. *. m, UK* «... *.»M S wtilch MM conitnl ood m* rtcord of ttit oi«.(w«< oi Mil oi oil now* dliavuittt ocMtNnm oforttotd. art now on flit CAN WE HELP YOU ? ton • Sea Bright • Shrewsbury • Spring Lake Heights K my tola off let of provided, by low ld ol *tO •«"»• N I «>ni M 1 OMItlonol IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I rtovt •ft UNION COUNTY • Mountainside • Westfield mJTom» ?JXJ htrturtfo lot my bond ond af"»»d my poyoMf In odvoftrf Official S««l. of Trtnton. ftiil l/th day S0MCS IS OUR. 6IGGCST ASSET ! of Otctmbtr AtD , Nlnttttn hund'ffd •-•I '/III H illili'ti Ml'"jv' IftfSUMAW I ' H'l" IMA I 'Of4 us •nd Hwtnfy-lhra " *0M«T M. fALCIV A«tf We'tlOf » •»<(««• Otc. 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f V4 4 The Dally Register, Red Baak-Middletowa, N J. Monday, December SI, 1I7S Wall Twp. Man Killed by Auto Steipbach, CSC Schedule Dr. Harold Rubin WALL TOWNSHIP* — Obituaries George P. Martin, 31, of the Atlantic Manor Apartments 'Volunteer Da/s' Program Atlantic Ave., was killed early unteer Program (RSVP), The Of West Deal Dies Sunday when he was struck * MANALAPAN* - A unique March from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Search Day Program, Nation- WEST DEAL - Dr. Harold ron; the Hollywood Golf Club, by a car as he walked along approach to acquainting resi- each day. al Society for Autistic Chil- Rubin, director of the Depart- here, and the Ocean Beach Parkway Crash Kills Rt. 35 here, police said. dents of the western part of. Besides informing residents dren, Monmouth County ment of Urology at Monmouth Clulb, Elberon. Martin was pronounced the county with available so- of services available to them, Medical Center, Long Branch, Surviving are his widow, cial service and health participating agencies hope to Chapter and Greater Free- dead on arrival at the Jersey hold Area YMCA from 1955 to 1965, died yes- Mrs. Caryl Lessner Rubin; East Keansburg Man Shore Medical Center in Nep- agencies will be attempted by recruit new volunteers for two daughters, Mrs. Elsie R. Steinbach in cooperation with their organizations from the March 2: Monmouth County terday at the hospital. CARTERET - John J. Bo- cently received an award for tune. Police declined to re- Dr. Rubin, 68, lived at 234 Amo of Columbus, Ga., and lease the name of the driver the Community Services many newcomers in the area. Mental Health Association; hach, 52, of 11 Monmouth one million miles of safe driv- Council for Monmouth County Homemakers, Visting, Home Runyon Ave. Mrs. Susan R. Frankel of Ea- Parkway,* East Keansburg, ing. of the car that struck Martin "Growth in the western part tontown, and five grand- , Inc. of the county has been so fast Health-Aide Service of Mon- He was born in Wisconsin, was killed Saturday night Surviving are his widow, until they completed their in- children. "Volunteer Days" will be that many people are not mouth County, sponsored by and lived in the state 38 years. when his car collided with a Mrs. Dolores L. Bohach; a son, vestigation of the accident. Dr. Rubin received his BS and The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- held at the Steinbach Manala- aware of what is available Family and Children's Ser- tractor-trailer on the New John J. Bohach Jr., at home; vice, and Monmouth Medical MD degrees from Marquette neral Home, Oakhurst, is in Jersey Turnpike, State Police J. Herbert Schenck pan Mall store the last two and how they can give of two brothers, James Bohach Saturdays in February and themselves and be useful in Center. University, and did graduate charge of arrangements. , said. MIDDLETOWN - J. Her- of Perth Amboy and Albert the first two Saturdays in the community," noted Mrs. March 9: Multiple Sclerosis work at the University of According to police, Mr. Bo- bert Schenck, 87, of 51 Cooper Bohach of Red Bank, and Phyllis Kessel, newly appoint- National Society, Monmouth- Pennsylvania. hach's auto bounced off a Blvd., died Friday at Riv- three sisters, Mrs. Marie ed community affairs director Ocean Counties Chapter; Dr. Rubin joined the staff of Mrs. Syer guard rail into the path of a Lakomiski of Fords, Mrs. Bet- erview Hospital, Red Bank. Irwin Buchwalter Monmouth Medical in 1936. He tractor-trailer driven by Ber- for Steinbach. Monmouth County Council of ty Jamro of Milltown, and Mr. Schenck was a lifelong "OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Ir- Girl Scouts, and MCOSS was director of medical edu- nard Sanders, 33, of Wilming- Miss Victoria Bohach of Den- Bayshore area resident. He win Buchwalter, 41, of 1300 Each of the participating If the program proves suc- cation at the hospital from Dies at 96 ton, Del. Police said Sanders ver, Colo. retired 17 years ago as an em- Opdyke Ave., Wanamaisa, agencies will staff a volunteer cessful, it may be repeated. 1962 to 1965, and was vice was not hurt. ploye of the Monmouth Coun- died Friday in Jersey Shore service desk at the store for a The John J. Ryan Home for two-hour shift, and will pro- president of the medical staff In Florida He was born in Perth Am- Funerals, Keansburg, is in ty Bridge Department. Medical Center, Neptune. from 1961 to 1962. He attended the Christ vide literature and answer FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. boy and lived In this area for charge of arrangements. A former Newark resident, Watch Night He was president of the Methodist Church, Fair questions. — Isabelle Catherine Syer, 96, 15 years. he had lived in this area 15 state Medical Society's Urolo- Haven and was a member of widow of Richard H. Syer, Mr. Bohach was an Army years. He was j» member of The Community Services Service* Set gtcal Section from 1963 to Miss Margaret Coyne the Junior Order of American died In Holy Cross Hospital, Temple Beth Torah, Wana- Council contacted ail volun- EAST KEANSBURG - A 1964, and was a member of veteran of World War II. He Mechanics, West Long here, Dec. 23. NAVESINK - Miss Marga- massa. He was employed as a teer agencies in the county New Year's Eve Watch Night the American Board of Uro- was employed for 23 years as ret Coyne, 82, of Rt. 36, died Branch? salesman by tjje Monmouth and coordinated assignments. Service will be conducted logy and the American Urolo- Born in London, England, Surviving are his widdw, Toyota Co., Eatontown. The council also will provide on July 25,1877, she had been a tank truck driver for Tc-, Friday in Monmouth Medical tonight at 7:30 in Bayshore gical Society. Center, Long Branch. Mrs. Amelia May Johns Surviving are his widow, a banner to identify the volun- a fifty-year resident of Atlan- xaco Co. of Newark. He re- Community Church, Ocean Dr. Rubin was a World War She was born in Jersey City Schenck; three sons, Elwood Mrs. Sheila Hershkowitz teer center for shoppers. Ave. II Army veteran, and served tic Highlands, N.J., where she N. Schenck of Fair Haven, Ar- was a member of the Chris- Mrs. William A. and moved here five years Buchwalter; two sons, Rich The following agencies are "Through the Gate Into In Okinawa. 'Schumacher ' ago. She was a communicant, thur S. Schenck of Oakhurst and Todd Buchwalter; a daugh- slated to participation the Life" will be the topic of the He was a member of tian Science Society. She and Robert P. Schenck of moved to Florida in 1968. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - of St. Agnes Catholic Church,' ter, Miss Sheryle Buchwalter, Volunteer Center at Manala- Rev. John E. Bates. The choir Temple Beth Miriam, Elbe- Basking Ridge; a daughter, all at home; a ..brother, How- pan program: She is survived by one son, Mrs. Anna Schotter Schuma- Atlantic Highlands. will present special music un- Mrs. Arnold C. Green of Inter- ard Buchwalter of Brooklyn, Feb. 16: Monmouth County Bryan L. Syer of Deerfield cher, 81, of 144 Sterling Place Surviving is her nephew, der the direction of organist laken; 13 grandchildren, and N.Y., and a sister, Mrs. Ber- Chapter, American Red Elston R. Crawford Beach, Fla.; three grand- died Thursday at the Holmdel Frank Wilson,, with whom she Mrs. Elise Horsfalh -10 great-grandchildren. tha Miller, Hollywood, Fla. Cross; American Cancer So- MIDDLETOWN - Elston children, Mrs. Patricia A. Nursing and Convalescent lived. The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- ciety and Monmouth County LOTTERY NUMBERS R. Crawford, 64, of 58 King Bickett of Plalnfleld, N.J., . Center, Holmdel. The John P. Condon Funer- The Worden Funeral Home, neral Home, Oakhurst, is in Welfare Board. Fii, Dee. 28:1*51 Richard D. Syer of Mrs. Schumacher moved al Home, Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank, is in charge of ar- Fisher Drive, died Saturday charge of the arrangements. Sat., Dec. tt: Mil. In Rivervlew Hospital, Red Springfield, Va., Kenneth M. 'here three years ago from is in charge of arrangements. rangements. , Feb. 23: Retired Senior Vol- Bank. Syer of Pompano Beach, Fla., Staten Island. He was born in Jersey City, and one great-granddaughter,. Surviving are her husband, and lived in Packanack Lake Heather Marie Syer of Apple 'William A. Schumacher; a most of hit life. He moved Valley, Minn.; two brothers son, William E. Schumacher here 12 years ago. and two sisters, all of Eng- of Staten Island; three daugh- Mr. Crawford worked as an land. ters, Mrs. Helen E. Barbour, with whom she lived, Mrs. electrical engineer with Bell Private services took place June L. Fontana of Levittown, Telephone Laboratories, in Fort Lauderdale Dec. 26. Pa., and Mrs. Audrey Wilson Holmdel, until his retirement Interment was in Bay View Set Your Sights of Florida, N.Y.; a brother, 'last August. Prior to that posi-, Cemetery, Leonardo, N.J. tion, he was employed by the Otto Schetter of Riverhead, New York Telephone* Co. for N.Y.; 10 grandchildren, and 30 years. six great-grandchildren. In 1932, Mr. Crawford was NORMANDY SHORES - graduated from Rutgers Uni- Leroy Smith, 76, here, for- The Freeman Funeral merly of Red Bank, died yes- Home, Freehold,.is in charge on the Highest Hates versity. He was an officer in the U.S. Army during World terday at the Boonton Fire- of arrangements. War II and the Korean War, men's Home, Boonton. and was discharged with the He was born in Red Bank, Mrs. Marcella Dobbs and moved here 20 years ago. rank of Captain. He was a OCEANPORT - Mrs. Mar- Mr. Smith retired in 1961 after member of the Telephone Pio- cella Connell Dobbs, 79, of 88 30 year's as the owner of ' neers of America. Comanche Drive died Leroy Smith Plumbing and Surviving, are his widow, Thursday in Motynouth Me- Heating Contactors: Mrs. Anne E. Crawford; two dical Center, Long Branch. tons, Richard W. Crawford of Mr. Smith was an exqmpt A resident here 45 years, Pequanock, and John P. member of the Navesink Hook she was the widow of John H. Crawford of Elnora, N.Y.; a and Ladder Co., Red Bank. Dobbs.. She was a commu- sister, Miss Ruth Crawford of His wife, Estelle Baldwin nicant of Precious Blood Cath- Westfleld, and four grand- Smith, died in 1951. olic Church, Monmouth a year children. Surviving are four sisters, Beach. Mrs. Anna Marks of Tinton 4TO7YEAR The John F. Pfleger Funer- Surviving are three daugh- Falls, Mrs. Virginia Van al Home, New Monmouth, Is ters, Miss Alicia Dobbs, at Effective Brunt, here, Mrs. Elizabeth CERTIFICATE in charge of arrangements. home, Mrs. Cynthia Marks, Lawler of Asbury Park and. Annual here, and Mrs. Marcella Nil- Mrs. Janet Douglas of Ocean- son of New Shrewsbury; three Yield On Mrs. Christina Rizzo port. sisters, Mrs. Susan Loeffler, RED BANK - Mrs. Chris- The Adams Memorial here, Mrs. Grace Frame of tina M. Rizzo, 79, of 12 Rector Home, Red Bank, is in charge Avenel, and Mrs. Rose Hofer, 0 Place, died yesterday at Riv- of arrangements. Newark, and three grand- Compounded Daily •Minimum $10,000 erview Hospital. children. Mrs. Rizzo was born in Mrs. Eileen Carmichael The Woolley Funeral Home, Italy. She lived in Madison MATAWAN - Mrs. Eileen Long Branch, Is in charge of Township before moving here King Carmicheal, 46, of 37 arrangements. 2* TO 4 YEAR 20 years ago. Her husband, Balmoral Apts, died Saturday Carmine Rizzo, died In 1944. at Bayshore Community Hos- CERTIFICATE Effective She was a member of St. pital, Holmdel. Thomas A. Berry Annual Yield On Anthony's Catholic Church Mrs. Carmicheal was born FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - and the Mt. Carmel Society of 6.75* in New York City, and lived Thomas A. Berry, 75, of 111 Compounded Daily* Minimum $5,000 Matawan. here 25 years. She was the Woody Road, died Friday at Surviving arc two sons, Se- widow of Frank C. Carmi- Metropolitan General Hospi- bastiano Rizzo of Matawan, cheal, who died in 1968. tal, Pinellas Park., Fla. and John Rizzo, here; four ( . She was a communicant of He had worked for the N.J. « 1 TO 2 H YEAR daughters, Mrs. Angelo St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Turnpike Authority for 10 • y««l Ciaglia, with whom she lived, Key port. years before retiring. He lived CERTIFICATE Effective Mrs. Charles Montanaro. Surviving arc two sons, Da- in Brick Township before Annual Yield On here, Mrs. Jerry Perno of vid Carmicheal, here, and Mi- moving here last year. Compounded Daily * Minimum $1,000 Hazlet and Mrs. William Kai- chael Carmicheal of Ger- Surviving are two daugh- ser of Carmel, Ind.; 23 grand- many; two daughters, Mrs. ters, Mrs. Florence Schneider, children, and 31 great-grand- Patricia Fread, here, and here, and Mrs. Evelyn Eckert children. Mrs. Kathleen Candlloro of "f East Brunswick; a brother, The John E. Day Funeral Old Bridge; her father, Ed- Norman Berry of Avenel; a 90-DAY TO 1 YEAR Home is in charge of arrange- ward Clayton King, New York sister. Miss Lucille Berry of ments. City; two brother.s, Edward Kearney; four grandchildren, CERTIFICATE Effective King of Stoncy Brook, Long and nine great-grandchildren. Annual Yield On Oa/O ° Mrs. W. Doppman Island, and Robert King of The C.H.T. Clayton and Chatham and one grandchild. Son Funeral Home, Adclphia, Compounded Daily • Minimum $500 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Wilhelmlna (Minnie) The Waitt Funeral Homo, Doppman, 67, of 131 Hibernia Morganvillr. is in charge of Way, died Wednesday at arrangements. Miss Laura Jackson GOLDEN % Freehold Area Hospital. WEST LONG BRANCH - She was born In Brooklyn John A. Dowd Miss Laura s. Jatkton, 91, of PASSBOOK and lived in Whiteslone, NY.. RED BANK -John A. 33 Sherman Ave., died Satur- OO -aes. prior to coming here eight Dowd, 80,»of 40 Riverside day at home. 6 Compounded Daily • Minimum $500 years ago. Her husband, Ed- Ave., died Thursday at Riv- Miss Jackson was born in ward Doppman, died in 1967. erview Hospital. Eatontown, the daughter of Surviving are a daughter, Ho was a lifelong shore resi- the late Benjamin and Sarah Mrs. Doris Lehnert, here; a dent. Mr. Dowd was the hus- Jackson, She moved here 40 SPECIAL brother, William Becker of band of the late Kathcrinc J. years ago from Long Branch. CONVENIENCE Queens, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Dowd. She was a retired office % Helen Clarke of Niles, Mich.; Before his retirement 15 nurse for the late Dr. Orin PASSBOOK 47 three grandchildren, and a years ago, Mr. Dowd was em- Clark of Long Branch. AnnualYieldOn great-grandchild ployed in the freight depart- Surviving arc a niece and 5 Compounded Daily The C.H.T. Clayton and Son ment ot the Pennsylvania two nephews Funeral Home, Adclphia. was Railroad, New York. The Robert A Braun Home SAVE BY THE 10th OF ANY MONTH, in charge of arrangements. Surviving Is a niece, Mrs. for Funerals, Eatontown. is In EARN FULL INTEREST FROM THE let. Helen Johnson Ewing of WII- charge of arrangements. Mrs. Catherine Sauer liamsport, Pa. AVINGS EARN INT AWAl KEANSBURG - Mrs. Cath- The Worden Funeral Home Mrs. II. Neville Orr erine Sauer. 66, of 100 Up- is in charge of arrtngtmtnti, SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Isa- land Blvd., died Thursday In t bel B. Orr, 72, of 86 Robinson Freehold Area Hospital, Free- Mrs. Edna Crocker Place, died Saturday at Riv- hold. RED BANK - Mrs: Edna ervlew Hospital, Red Bank. She moved here 30 years,, G. Crocker, 89, ol 104 Hudson She lived In this area ago from New York, and was Ave., died Saturday at the 30 years. Mrs. Orr the widow of Richard Sauer. Medi-Center was a member of the Shrews- Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. Mrs. Crocker wan born In bury Presbyterian Church, a MARINE VIEW Margaret Woods of Long Fall.iton, Md., and lived here former member of Its board Branch. 50 yean. She was the widow of deacons and Its women's The John J. Ryan Home for of (ieorgc Crocker. society, and an associate SAVINGS Funerals, here, is in charge of Surviving are a son, John member of the Shrewsbury arrangement*. Walker of.Highlands; a Garden Club and a volunteer MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROfT daughter, Mrs. Joseph Sole, Red Cross worker. MB. Dtflth NOtlCM PHONE NUMBER POR ALL OFFICES C7I-M0O JMKIOM - bxn i On Wurdoy. 5«. here; eight grandchildren, Surviving is her husband, B. fMld# c HTol Mr " J j'^JJJUJi'Jirvicfi and six grealgramli Inlili m Neville On /, NMntMtov. Jon'}!, lit i p.m. In ftw nob- T^e Adams Memorial f The John K Day Funeral Jfi * Troun Horn* tor f"f« °''' '• Home is In charge of arrnnge- Home. Red Bank, Is In < Mtmtar FIIIC

p.m tnltrm#nl OUIn, fim-l JMfltl The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddktown, N.J. Monday, December 31,1173 5 Matawan-Keyport Interchange Parkway Toll Starts Feb. 15 WOODBRIDGE-A lucent In October we asked for an He said it is his feeling that will be most heavily hit are declared, "but now it's too trances will continue to be an needed to recover from I). toll will be charged to motor- Mayor Victor R. Armellino estimate of the revenue that the 15-cent toll is being in- of Matawan is not concerned Aberdeen and Middlesex late." free. L.ouis Tonii. former executive ists entering the Garden State will come out of it, but never The highway authority also director of the authority, the' Parkway at the reconstructed troduced primarily to charge so much with the financial as- Roads. "Aberdeen Road is Mayor Armellino did say. got an answer," he declared. summer Visitors to the area a pects of the proposed toll, but hazardous enough (or children authorized five-cent toll in- sums of money allegedly ex- Matawan-Keyport inter- Right now, Mayor Powers however, that the anticipated creases (or interchange! in torted by him from the au-' change (117) starting Feb. 15. toll. "They are looking to get with the "health, safety and now," Mayor Armellino said. increase in traffic may said, "You can get on the money from the commuters in welfare of the people of Mata- at Holmdel. 109 in Ked Bank, thorily. The New Jersey Highway parkway at Matawan and Traffic Woes prompt some action from and 88 in Lakehurst. Chairman George M. Wall- Authbrity authorized the new the summer months. Basi- wan Borough." state officials to install traffic drive up to Union for 25 cents. cally I think this is what it Mam St., which the mayor Tolls are boinj; charged to hauser said the agency has no' toll last week. All of a sudden 4t is going to He cited an increase in the lights in hazardous areas, par- pay for Improvements ami idea of how much money was was done for, and we are described as "one of the bus- ticularly Aberdeen ami Cross Mayors of towns whose resi- cost A6 cents just to get to flow of traffic through the. iest in the county with 13,000 construction costs. Included extorted, but a civil suit will dents are accustomed to en- stuck with it for 365 days of Roads. "They arc very dan- Woodbridge." The toll at the year. They will only have borough as his primary con- cars traveling over it daily," in this is a price tag of be instigated to recover the tering the parkway at the 117 cern. "We feel our main and porous now," he said. money. Raritan Plaza in Woodbridge, to pay for approximately 120 wil•• uil alsuwu o bui e hitin t hardnut u,, accordauwiu- $1,595,108 for installing nrw interchange at no charge re- he said, is a cents. , Last year Mr. Tonti was in- main adamantly opposed to days during the summer, and side streetsare crowded ini,0 the Malawan ,„,,„„ The new toll is expected to lull equipment. Hazlet Mayor Herbert J. we get the penalty for it," he enough already," Mayor Ar- T ' affect motorists traveling T^ authority 1U illcled bya federal grand hiry the new toll. g after he admitted he took Kupfer opposes the toU for a continued. north or exiting at 117 from attorneys. Hltflng, (irasso, Matawan Township Mayor different reason. "They are 1 Gelzer and Kclahcr of Toms more than J12O,(MH) from con- Thomas J. Powers said yes- trying to avoid paying the the north. Those entering tin taking advantage of the Bay- ciding on imposing tolls for Kiver, to take whatever steps tractors on parkway jobs. terday "I still can't see why "I am vehemently opposed toll." parkway from the south, or shore towns," he said yes- residents of the area. "They they say they need one there. to the toll," Mayor Kupfer de- traveling southbound, will not terday. clared. The roads he anticipates should have heard us out," he be affected, and exits and en- Gumbs Vows Transit Priority MATAWAATAWAN TOWNSHITnu/WCUIDP _- .,_the- •.„_.Board. o_f. Freeholder„__ . .^ s and "Of course, the increasingly... additiona. l insurance cov- W Philip N. Gumbs, Democratic, dale is by car. pointed out he had proposed serious energy crisis makes a erage. But it is worth looking "There are many federal county freeholder-elect, such an agency during his viable mass transit network, into as a temporary ex- pledged today that "a consid- aid programs available for successful election campaign. available to residents pedient. county governments to pro- erable increase in mass trans- "When I take office," he throughout the county, cru- "There are now many older vide mass transportation. portation" will get top prior- said, "I will lend this com- cial. I'm sure that under the . people who are virtually lock- Morris County is a prime ex- ity consideration from him. mittee every possible assis- able leadership of former Su- ed in their homes because* ample, Mr. Gumbs, a councilman tance because its task is vital perior Court Judge Theodore they have no way to get to "On top of that, 1 realize and mayor-elect here, noted to the improvement of life for J. Labrecquc we can look for- shopping areas, hospitals or with approval the recent ap- so many of our citizens — par- ward to action. that it will cost the county doctors without what is to pointment of a Transportation ticularly the elderly and the "I know it's not a new con- money. Biit this service is vi- them an enormous expense Coordinating Committee by young. cept, but I would like to urge tal. And perhaps we can trim Judge Labrecque and his col- for taxicabs. something else less necessary now from the county budget. leagues to look into the possi- "I recently toured Brook- bility of utilizing school buses dale Community College. It's "In any event, important in their off-hours to provide a wonderful campus with fine services aren't supposed to Make A Date transportation for the general facilities. But a number of the show a profit. They're sup- A paid directory of coming events for norr-prom organize public. I realize that it would young people there told me posed to benefit our citizens," Philip N. Gumbs lions. Rales: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each addi-' require, among other things, the only way to get to Brook- Mr. Gumbs concluded. Uonal line; $3.00 for two days. J1.25 each additional line; $5 00 for three to five days, 11.50 each additional line; |8.00. for It days, $2.00 each additional line; (10.00 for 20 days,. g.U each additional line. Deadline noon day before publi- cation. Call The Daily Register. 74l-00l0,ask for the Date SEE PROWN'S FOR EVERYTHING Secretary. Cioffi Awaits Probe Report FOR YOUR NEW YEAR'S PARTY Today - For children, Dial-a-Story with a Biblical LONG BRANCH - Mayor vestigation until he learns the level investigation of "cer- ware of in* details of the moral. Sponsored by King of Kings Lutheran Church of Henry R. Cioffi last night said details of Mr. Coleman's final tain" official activities here. probe. All have said they have Libby Stemwire Mlddletown. Dial 671-3319. he has received no word from report. The councilman, however, not been interviewed by coun- County Prosecutor James M. The investigation started said that he contacted a rep- ty investigators. WHISKEY Coleman Jr. on the status of a two months ago after former resentative of the state At- City Council President John SOUR county probe of city activities. City Clerk Sanita Camassa re- torney General's office. He D. Taylor has termed the In- Mr. Coleman said late last signed and charged there is said he did not talk to Mr. vestigation unnecessary. He GLASSES week that he will announce no room in the city for integri- Coleman or his representa- has charged Mr. Teicher with the results of the investigation ty- tive. . attempting to embarrass the by mid-January. Councilman Samuel Teicher Mr. Coleman said last governing body. GLASSWARE • STEMWARE • BAR SETS Mayor Cioffi last night de- supported Miss Camassa's month that tht. probe was in- Mr. Coleman hai said that ICE BUCKETS • DECORATIONS • FAVORS clined to comment on the in- charge and called for a state- itiated as the result of "sev- (here could be a possibility of eral individual complaints" no official action taken due to AND MORE! and news reports of city activ- the probe or there could be ities. recommendations on city ac- 741-7S&0 Matawan Twp. Man The prosecutor has declined tivities to avoid future unin- to say which phases of city tentional errors. The final government he is In- possibility, he said, could 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK In Bogus Bills Case vestigating. City officials bring about (Irand Jury action ii aglow, in the MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - organizing a counterfeit opcr- _ have all said they arc una- for intentional wrongdoing. 3 CREDIT PLANS hearts of young Ronald Martinez, 37, of 142 ation, with actually carrying Fordham Drive, is free in it out, and possession of ap- and old. Add to its $10,000 personal bond after his proximately $900,000 in count- warmth our bright arrest along with a Jackson Township man Friday on A federal agent involved in NEW YEARS RESOLUTION: "thank charges of conspiracy to the investigation said the make and pass nearly $2 mil- money produced in the al- ". ..To move my office to a lion in counterfeit $20 bills. leged counterfeit operation The arrest took place after was an excellent copy of au- modern, active, prestige iocation." a search of the suspect's thentic federal reserve $20 home by U.S. Secret Service notes. agents early Friday morning Mr. Stem said that most of resulted in the discovery of the counterfeit bills have been offset printing plates believed recovered, but a few arc still to have been used in the oper- in circulation. ation, according to U.S. At- torney Herbert J. Stern. Spiders have been on earth for some 340,000,000 years. He said the suspect is cm- ployed by a printing firm in LEGAL NOTICE Rahway. NOTICE On December 26th, 1973, the govern- The second suspect was ing body of the Borough ot Ecrtontown identified by Mr. Stem as Pe- Jronted o variance recommended by the onlng Boord of Adjustment to Mllfon THE ANSWER: ter Cavezza, 39, of Jackson Gilbert permitting the construction of FIRST 306 Town House condominium units (6 Township. He is also free in a units per gross acre) in the PBO 700 NATIONAL lone on SI acre premises located on $10,000 personal bond. Tlnton Avenue and Hope Rood. In the BANK Borough of Eatontown, known as Block COlONIALty Both men were arraigned 1, Lots 12, >3, 14, IS and 16 which use is Friday before U.S. Magistrate not a permitted use under the Zoning The Resolution has been filed In the 12 BROAD Bruce F. Banta in Hackcn- office of the Municipal Clerk and is The all-service bank that looks out for you sack. available for Inspection, LABRECQUE,PARSONS AND Mr. Stern said both suspects BASLER, ESQUIRES MEMBER F.D.I.C. Attorneys tor Applicant, Milton Gilbert are charged with violations By; Theodore D. Parsons, Jr. For the Firm RED BANK I under the federal conspiracy Doted: Dtcembtr 71,1973 law. They were charged with Otc. 31 , «00

• COMPLETELY MODERN BUILDING • ALL UTILITIES BY LANDLORD • CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ALL ROOMS • MANY ROOMS WITH RELAXING • CARPET LOBBIES AND HALLS VIEW OF NAVESINK RIVER • NEW TILE BATHS • ALL DAY PARKING WITHIN • RAPID MODERN ELEVATOR TWO BLOCKS • ALL OFFICES FULLY DECORATED WITH • BUS STOP ONE BLOCK NEW CEILINGS AND NEW LIGHTING • SINGLE ROOM OFFICES FROM • OFFICE DOOR POSTAL SERVICE 150 SQUARE FEET • ENTIRELY NEW TELEPHONE SYSTEM WITH • OFFICE SUITES UP TO happy new year... CABLES SIZED FOR COMPUTER USE 4,000 SQUARE FEET let's warm each other with our smiles ATTORNEYS, MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, ENGI- let the glow of friendship light our lives NEERS, STUDIOS, SALES ORGANIZATIONS, MAN- UFACTURERS REPS, AND THE GROUP OR INDI- VIDUAL SEEKING AN IN-TOWN PRESTIGE LOCA- TION IN WHICH TO CONDUCT HIS BUSINESS OR ! SERVICE WALTER ZIMMERER & SON COLTS NECK, N.J. OWNERS, BUILDERS, MANAGERS ROOM 502 CONOVER RD. 1 2 BROAD ST., RED BANK COLTS NECK 842-1520 946-3400 Steinbaoh will not be open, tomorrow, New Years Day-regular store hours, Wed., Jan. 2 THEDATjyREGISTER Nixon's Pitch for Hispanic Vote Established la 1«7»-Publlsh«d by The Rwf BJI* RcgMtr By JACK ANDERSON aide, Carloi Conde, "de- Cabinet committee on Op- portunities for Spanish-Speak- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN veloped briefing papers for WASHINGTON -Classified Julie..." ing People, which was sup- WASHINGTON posed to be totally nonparti- President and Editor White House documents, Later the same month, san, to attack New York which we can now publish for Marumoto confided how he City's Mayor John Lindsay. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor the first time, reveal how SCENE was working with the Nixon This proposal was made in President Nixon's daughters campaign committee "re June 1972, when Lindsay was were used in 1972 to charm Julie Elsenhower's participat- | Monday, December II, 1173 regarded as a Democratic Spanish-speaking voters. ing in a few SS (Spanish- small business administrator vice presidential prospect. Both Julie Eisenhower and and Carlos Villarreal as urban sqeaking) activities" for the Tricia Cox not only were re- transit head. A Spanish-Amer- campaign. Armendariz noted that May- cruited to campaign for their ican, Horacio Rivera, was Tricia Cox also got political or Lindsay had cut some father among Americans of named ambassador to Spain. briefing papers from White get grants, actually worked funds from a bilingual educa- tion program. "How about Spanish heritage, but the The President even estab- House speech writers in June behind the scenes to knock out taking a slap at Lindsay?" documents show that govern- lished a White House task 1972. Afterward, she posed for grants for those who opposed urged Armendariz in a memo ment money was spent on force to seek jobs and busi- campaign pictures, taken by the President politically. A to the cabinet committee their political speeches and ness grants for the Spanish- the White House photograph- June 23, 1972, memo reports chairman, Henry Ramirez. briefing papers. s peaking. But like so many er, o! herself and wives of that the task force enlisted Sure enough, Ramirez issued The President eagerly want- worthy projects, It was cor- Spanish-heritage leaders. White House aide "Nate TO ALL OF YOU.PRCM ALL OF US a bitter attack on Lindsay. ed the support of the 12 mil- rupted by the President's Later that month, the task Bayer of the Domestic Affairs lion Spanish-speaking Ameri- campaign crew, who used the force prepared her material Council re identifying SS On the other hand, the a cans, who are concentrated in task force more to gain votes for a political speech. In a (Spanish-speaking) groups memos reveal the wholesale key states. Conceivably, they than to give help. confidential memo, the task who have applied for federal use of grants and patronage could have provided the mar- the classified documents force reported triumphantly grants ... who are. unfriendly to reward Spanish-Americans gin of victory in such crucial show that the task force pro- that the audience for Tricia's toward the Administration." who supported the President. states as California, Florida, vided campaign material for speech was "stacked with our Another memo reveals that Footnote: A classified "ac- Illinois, New Jersey, New the President's daughters. people." The White House, us- the White House kept a watch- tion memo" sent to "the At- York and Texas. Tricia's husband, Ed Cox, ing federal funds, also printed ful eye on Spanish-American torney General" on December It is likely the President also got help from the task and distributed her speech. government employes who 16, 1971, proves that former would have done well enough force for political speeches. The President's aides also were known to be Democrats. Attorney General John Mit- in the Spanish-American pre- Yet the task force was fi- wanted to use Ed Cox In the States a September 1972 intra- chell lied when he swore he cincts without the political tri- nanced with the taxpayers' Spanish-American vote drive, White House memo to Charles took no active role in the cam- ckery that characterized his nvtnev. not campaign funds. because of his association Colson and Fred Malek: paign while he was at the Jus- 1972 campaign. His closest Julie Briefed with Ralph Nader. A classi- Lindsay Attack tice Department. The memo asked MitcheU for "your at- friend, Bebe Rebozo, came In an "Administrative-Con- fied memo reveals that, in Oc- Presidential aide Tony Rod- tention now" on decisions in- from the Spanish-speaking fidential" memo to White tober 1972, the While House riguez "is working ... to see volving the "Spanish-speak- community. House aide, Charles Colson, "provided background and that Armando Rodriguez, ing, Labor, Middle America, Nixon also appointed more the task force chief. William speech material to Ed Cox's HEW, is kept in line. He is a Ethnic-Catholic." Spanish-Americans to high po- Marumoto, reported in April speechwriter (and) worked... Democrat that is screening all sitions than any past Presi- 1972: "We provided Julie Eis- on the appearance of Ed Cox Spanish-Speaking applicants The memo makes it per- dent. They included Ramona enhower ... a copy of at (a) parade in New York." at OE (Office of Education)." fectly clear that Mitchell was Banuelas as U.S. treasurer, achievement list" for cam- The same White House task The memos also show that directing the campaign from Phillip Sanchez as antipoverty paign purposes. The following force, which was supposed to Nixon campaign aide Alex Ar- his office in the Justice De- czar, Hilary Sandoval as June.' another White House mendariz sought to use the partment. inuuvdi d» June, anoiner nniie Mouse bue neipinhelping apamsn-AmencanSpanish-Americanss memum* suugm iu use me IMIUHCIU. Many Templet But One God never saw the place." Clerics man, editor of 'The Sign," to By JIM BISHOP of the same faith are not al- whom I related closely. He ways in agreement. I told the encouraged me to write If God has a sense of humor THE Cardinal I would go to Jerusa- books. When I was broke, he He must burst into laughter lem. Generously, he urged me sent 1175 a month, every when He looks down upon the to. stop in Rome and meet month, so that I could contin- many sects which have copy- REPORTER Pius XII. The scholarly Pope ue to eat and work. righted His love. To assume told me, in fairly good Eng- in Teaneck, N.J., Rabbi that He would accept one, and libre of the clerics who bridge' lish, that 1 would be wise to Samuel Geffen and 1 became reject all others, imputes evil the gap between us and the go to the Holy Land. He also afternoon teatime debaters to the Supreme Being. Would rewards of paradise. understood why the book when the town still had a big He, in His infinite wisdom, Rabbi Berel Wein, for ex- could not be antiSemitic be- sign: "This is a restricted look benevolently on the or- ample, chatted in my house cause Jesus had more follow- community." His first temple niiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiM iiuiiiitii nnioiiiiiiiiii r nate temples built by man, one morning — just once — ers among Jews than was an old house on Queen and ignore the believer who but left me with the feeling enemies. Anne Road. Geffen came kneels in an open field? that he had more spiritual The Reverend Billy Gra- from a family of rabbis in. My thinking turns to Him at muscle than other clergymen. ham's "crash program" for American College, now a su- Georgia. He was so con, night before sleep comes be- He had no trouble thinking Christianity has more impact perdu per public relations servative he didn't play golf. . Closing the Books: 1973 cause my faith Is firm and ir- outside Judaism and finding than any other. Selfish counsel to the Roman Catho- Which leads to my premise. revocable. The universe is full good in others. He even had — churchmen gave up trying to lic Church. We have had Does God really care which The curtain rings down at midnight The republic survives. And it promis- of too many incomprehensible God help Mm! — a sense »f fight him because Graham many chats; not once has he church or temple you attejul? tonight on that epochal drama which will es, in fact, to rise out of it all stronger wonders for it to have manu- humor. spends a week applying discussed religion with me. Docs He care how huge, how go into the history books uiftfer the simple than before. It was a year in which we factured itself. There is a Francis Cardinal Spellman mouth-to-mouth resuscitation He talks about Scranton, Pa. ornate it is? Is it possible thai title "AD. 1973." The Immediate reaction learned a lot of things that should leave us God. But whose side is He on? was a good priest but he was to millions of souls and ad- Most impressive was Dr. the Hindus have a valid point vises them to return to their of most of us will be "Good riddance." better prepared for the trials of the future. Over a span of years, I have also a good politician and Samuel Belkin, president of when they say He may not be engaged in academic dialogue economist. He opposed the own churches. Yeshiva University. He read made In^our image and liken- It was a drama that brought an early It isn't that the mere changing of a ca- with His self-appointed emis- candidacy of John F. Kennedy Norman Vincent Peale "The Day Christ Died" and ess — nor we in Ills? and was not invited to the nappy scene of final disengagement from lendar will solve all our problems, cure all saries but, though I respect worked as hard in the written invited me to lunch. His ca- TheVold so, m- them and their calling, I find White House until Lyndon word. His preachments in reer is so remarkable that I controvemble^Jaafs, as a long and tiring war in Indochina and, our ills and correct all our errors. Most of them to be humans who spend Johnson became President. books were so simple, so suc- cannot encompass it here. He them, are/fhatHe is omnipo- subsequently, the return of hundreds of the* unpleasantness of 1973 will carry over considerable time exhorting When I proposed to write a cinct, that hosts of people arrived in America a Jew who tent, He always was and American prisoners of war. From there, into 1974. But we can't help feel we are the faithful to give more and book called "The Day Christ around the world found it hugged walls when he saw ways-'will be, and He ui us however, its plot and its mood slid down- equipped to cope with them. more money for God's work. Died," the Cardinal advised easy to understand the mes- uniformed policemen. to love one another. me not to visit the Holy Land. sage. hill through episodes labeled Watergate, Ironically, God doesn't get a Five years later, he gradu- 1 often wonder how many It may be cliche and a bit corny to say dime, and doesn't need it. And "The best books written In Rome, my friend is Arch- ated from Brown University chances He is going to give .Inflation, Dollar Shrinkage, Stock Market about Jerusalem,'-' he said, we have known hardship before and will yet I confess to being im- bishop Martin O'Connor, one- summa cum laude. There was the debtors before He fore- Plunge, Agnew Affair, Mideast War and a pressed with the spiritual ca- "were devised by men who time president of the North a priest. Father Ralph Gor- closes?. .. variety of other sadnesses climaxed, to- come through it again. But is is quite evi- ward year's end, by The Energy Crisis. dent that the stereotype describes the cur- rent American attitude. And while the atti- It has been, for the most part, a poor tude remains positive, nothing we have yet show. It saw our citizens grow wary of the faced is insurmountable. Impeachment Deadline Needed political process and, to great extent, Then, too, the law of averages is in By JAMES J. KILPATRICK HniiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiimiNmMiiiiiiiii.iHiM. body of evidence sufficient to Scripps-Howard survey. those who run it. Yet through it all ran the our favor. The year upcoming should bring establish probable cause. It The President amassed con- note of optimism that is typically Ameri- improvement if only because the odds are If members of the House CONSERVATIVE would be up to the Senate, lat- siderable wealth during his can and a tribute, there can be no doubt, against them getting any worse. will not fix an absolute dead- er on, to decide if the evi- c years in office; his tax re- to our form of government. Welcome, 1974! line for the impeachment of dence proved guilt beyond a turns have been gone over Richard.Nixon, the people in VIEW reasonable doubt. with carpet beaters and vacu- their own minds should fix a Two months surely would um cjeaners. The people, sit- deadline of their own: March seem time enough for the ting as a court of public opin- 1,1974. being pursued by a profes- House to receive a bill of Im- ion, may not be informed on Reporting the Gougers Such a deadline, I submit, sional staff with a million dol- peachment against the Presi- the law, but they have a keen would give the House Judi- lars to spend. dent, and to vote it up or vote sense of equity: What about One of the major concerns generated what's going on. ciary Committee abundant It is a fair surmise that 90 it down. If March I passes John Kennedy? What about 1 KILPATRICK by the current rash of shortages — espe- Mr. Howard reports he has been ap- lime in which to act. In his per cent of the evidence nec- without such a vote, a fed-up Lyndon Johnson? What sums cially that of fuel — is the fear of price palled and angered by the many reports of memorandum of Nov. 13, essary tor committee action public would be fully entitled out. It was no trick at all to were spent to improve their gouging and other unfair practices that the gas price gouging, especially during the chairman Peter Kodino dis- already has been gathered by to join in the demand voiced talk of impeachment when im- private homes? Why were closed an orderly plan for in- by Sen. George Aikcn of Ver- these virtuous Democrats so less scrupulous might indulge in to profit Christmas holidays. He has been told, he the General Accounting Of- peachment was an abstract vestigation in three broad fice, by the Senate Watergate mont: Impeach the guy, or proposition. It has become unconcerned with the matter from a situation which puts consumers in reports, of motorists paying from 79 to 99.9 areas of "criminal offenses, Committee, and by other get off his back! something else entirely as the of Bobby Baker" a position of extreme disadvantage. cents a gallon for gasoline. nonindictable offenses, and agencies public and private. The House committee is not House gets down to the nitty There are poiiticiaM r 'hr It is gratifying to note then that the au- In a stepped-up effort to stop such campaign and personal fi- All that is required for the suffering for want of arti- gritty. Some uncomfortable House; they too kavt I 41 nances." That plan now is thorities are not going to let such practices things and penalize those guilty, the Inter- first step of impeachment is a culate support. The Af"L-(.'lo, thoughts becloud the mind — money for elrrti** > % the Civil Liberties Union, and thoughts of glass houses, first go unnoticed. Among the evidence of that nal Revenue Service is keeping its offices paigns How CIOM> havt . y Americans for Democratic stones, motes in the eye, and themselves waked I* tk» fmr fact is Rep. James J. Howard's appeal last open overtime — yesterday, today and to- Action are howling for Nix- there but for the grace of line that divides the taattrn week to motorists to report to the Internal morrow — to receive reports from those on's scalp. To The Nation God... bribe from the no-strings gift? Revenue Service any instances of ex- who feel they've been victimized. But only magazine, the question of im- There is the matter, for ex- The buffing of Watergate orbitant charges for fuel by gasoline sta- the IRS, the congressman points out, can peachment is not if, but when. ample, of the President's tax- was a bad thing, but It U time A Senate document on the his- now to draw a perspective: tions. determine what constitutes an overcharge free expense account. It has tory of impeachment is into become a matter of record. What about the bugging of We are, it seems, too often willing to in each instance. its second large printing. -But many members of the Barry Goldwater? "go along" with the get-rich-quick oper- Internal Revenue Service offices are Newspapers across the county House and Senate, having Granted, two wrongs cannot ator who has what we badly need and fear listed under that subheading under the al- are filled with pro and con de- pocketed expense money of make a right, but in law and bate. Constitutional lawyers, we won't be able to get. The statutes, for- phabetical listing "United States Govern- their own, would as soon play politics, two wrongs can make chewing their cuds, are as this record pianissimo. Did a respectable precedent. Let tunately, frown on such opportunism and ment" in the telephone directories. It is happy as cows in the clover. the President claim a tax de- members of the House reflect provide, in most cases, for its prevention. hoped that any citizen noting evidence of Yet it is a curious thing. At duction for official papers? upon these matters for anoth- It is up to the consumer who is being bil- price law violations will cooperate with the very time when a full Ah-hum, and er-ha, and what er two months, and then vote ked, however, to alert the authorities as to the agency by reposing it. head of steam should be de- do you know? So did Hubert Vote! By the Ides of March. veloping, some of the steam Humphrey, among scores of the President might have this seems already to be leaking others recently identified in a agony behind him. Municipal Reorganizations Today in History Jan. 1 is a day of change in the cham- ernment and to witness the willingness of bers of municipal governments as those newcomers to take on the duties of a pub- Today is Monday, Dec. 31, candescent light. In 1945, Bermuda voted to bodies organize for the new year, many of lic service which too often proves thank- the 165th day of 1973. This Is In IBM, Ellis Island In New end the Islands' ban on the York harbor was opeiied as a use of cars. them with new faces. less. It is, at the same time, unfortunate the list day of the year. Today's highlight in history. center to receive Immigrants. Ten years ago: President The changes will be more than usually that many who already have given such On this date in 1»M, the end In 1921, diplomatic relations Charles de Gaulle pledged evident in our area tomorrow as the result service with great dedication and ability of World War II was pro- were resumed between the France's ardent support of will no longer be able to do so. United State* and Germany of the political upsets and unseating* that claimed officially by Presi- F,uropean unity that would To those vacating municipal chairs — dent Harry Truman. after World War I. lead lo political, economic marked November's general election, gen- In 1943. there was a near- and military understanding by choice or political chance — we extend In 1862, President Abraham erally recorded as a Democratic "sweep." Lincoln signed an art admit- riot of bobby-soxers in New with the United States. our sincere thanks for services rendered. ting West Virginia to the Vork'a Times Square as todays birthdays: Violinist The changes can only generate mixed And we wish well those who will now fill Union. Frank Sinatra opened a sing- Nathan MllslPin is 89 Indus- "Tldltip» Of Comfort And Joy Ing engagement at the Para- emotions. It is heartening to see new blood those chairs and the many incumbents In 1879, Thomas Edison first trialist James Ling is 51. Sing- mount Theater - and new vitality - drawn into local gov- who will continue to serve. Tin Bark Again, Mule" demonstrated the electric in- er Rex Allen is 49. I AMsAMEIUCAN BAND RAINS A MEMBER NEW YORK (AP) - Th.s The Dally Register, Red Bank-Middle town, N.J. Monday, December Jl, 1173 7 iwt) un<mi of one for the first year, the McDonald All-Amen- Unit- from the District of Co- can Band has 102 members for lumbia. the first time. There are two Television Today Members of the band arc from each state, as always, and New York <:r. nnrj«-2.4.5,7.9,l 1,13 At The Movies a ct»sen from 20,000 high schools Tht»» tchtduiti art pro MIDDt-ETOWN Men. Ath wed. MO.; • w an w an NJ. runic MOADCASTING |5I| THE JAZZ SET Tuet. Aih wed 5 30; 7;N; t:M in America. Paul Lavalle, mu- TOWN EAST - AH procrenunlng en these ekunels erll as Maslist. ! • W 0 a THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW vldtd by tht theater and sical director of Radio City Mu- Mon Serplco IOC, '00. • IS mlDDLEBROOK as Chauel U uitUss otherwise asteel CD DRAGNET the timn art lor today Tuei Serpitol JO. ' «. » SI: till * 1 sic Hall, who directs the band, DAYTIME MOVIES * Fridsy and Gannon imealigate a 14-year-old crime only. ittinnntlfd bv a Colorado prison convict who Is still and a panel of other band di- »«> • "Jwp.re.1 Dailino," T wanted by Ins 1. A. rouce. t|O »»NK Mon Enecullve Action IIS. 7.10: """""' IOIOO • "fWstwr. lewers" rectors do the selecting. (SI) WAR AND PEACE CINtMA III - • M . y. • wti . , ,.„,. lmiU 493-2277 l» 0 "Ueu Setts' Whi-n Andrei arrives st the Rostov estate with the ^ Man. »es>er Chote 7 M; «:M Oonpell Tuet Itscutlvt Action >:IS, < IS; "II th Wo The band performs annually 0 "CopsabW retreating Russian army he finds It deeertrd. (Rl I:»: 7 4S, t 4S CINEMA II I40 0 "Munlsn In Hw Rise •« 0 0 HERE'S LUCY Tuei Poser Choie M0; 1:00; 7.00; in the Macy's Thanksgiving i «Coa>s*H i oo. io it H.KET .J»..T«. I*. l«, •««»«»:* 440 0 "Storm ovsr the Nile Private investigator Jos Mannis answers i4iry's Day Parade in New York and rail for help when she stumbles on the Identity 0 The katar KsstM Story' of two bank robbers iltl CINIMAI- MtNL0f»«K CinECTld 1 the Tournament of Roses Pa- 4.J0 0 "Tk. F..I..I Gun Alive" CINIM* I - 0 (I NIC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE Mon. Tint Serplco Illil <:«b MS; Mon . Tuet. Seven uei 1 U; I 00. (INCMA rade on New Year's Day in 0 "Pony Eiprsu" "Koaks and Hit Family" starring Herb Bdelman. •:3 10 00 Mon. Tuei Serplco I 01; 1:10; SIS; 100 I'asadena, Calif. Since band EVENING Barbara Rarrie. An unemployed aerospace technl- CINEMA II - CINEMA II '"• ° ELUOT GOULD ran restructures hl> life If I Hsd A Million' Men , Tuei Seven upi 2.00; < 00. Mon . Tuet Amerlcon Crofllli 1 00. PERTH AMIOV members wear their own high *•«> 1«BO 0 0 NEWS stsmnf John Brhurk. Jose|h Wlarmsn. Four vig- • 00, 1:00. 10:00 nettes tell the story of a multi-millionaire v-ith hn O.,VI,N- school uniforms, the nickname 0 THE WILD. WILD WEST »Won _ SSerpito 7 00, Frlendl ol Eddls "THE LONG "Night of the Puppeteer' helre. of the group has been "the Coyle *\O 0 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 0 BONANZA COMMUNITY CINEMA 14 - fuel SerpKpl(o0 llWl 11:11 'rlsndtol band whose pants don't The abduction of two Indian women by a trader Mon Amerlcon Orollltl 1:00; 7 IS; Mon , Tuet. Charlotte i Wea 3 00 Eddie Covle f JS GOOD BYE" There Does the Bride" sets elf a flsim war srlwren Ihe tribe and the riulch." 0 TODAY IN DELAWARE I'alifornla militia. Tuet. Araericon Orslittl J 01; < 00; - PLUS - 0 HODGEPODGE L0D6E 0 IS GLENN GOULD PLAYS BEETHOVEN « oo. I oo. io oo 0 SESAME STREET Pianist ulenn Gould playa three of Beethoven'a omvt IN'- 1 152) ZOOM mssler works, i It i Mon , Tuet lerpico I 00; II 10 SLITHER" Frlendt ol Eddie Ceyle t 00 4:M 0 NIC NIGHTLY NEWS '30 B i Payne comi;inn ri and Jamanle rumbme taltnta tn a delightful 0 SPECIAL Mon The Woy We were 7:00; •:» HOTLINE program of rlasairal mulic for young people. (R) "The Artlata and Models Ball" Itory (slhoun hoata Tuet. The Woy Wt Were 1:111 7 10; f IS 7:30 0 STAND UP AND CHEER this special report on the moat flamboyant of all tiueat- Jerry Luraa. coalume balls MALI II - 0 GET SMART Mon Long Goodbye 7 OS, e OS 671-9476 O LET'S MAKE A DEAL Tuei. Long Goodbye HI; 1)1; t IS 11:10 0 ID NEW YEAR'S EVE SPECIAL O THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES HOURS: Frt. t Sll Guy Lombardo with hla Royal Canadians and gueat 0 BEWITCHED • RICKTOWN 9 P M. to MIDNIGHT start celebrate the eve of the new year in the "Onre In A Vial' Orend Ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel In •RICK PIA7« - 0 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS Mon. Amerlcon Orolilll }:Mi J 10, »un., Mon., Tim. a w»d. New York City. 0 WORLD OF SURVIVAL 0 O ROCKIN' EVE 74 Tult. Amerlcon Grolllll 1.00; 5;1S. I P.M. to 10 P.M. "Airlift" Hoet: George Carlin. Oueata- Hilly Preston, Trie 7:l5if» 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS Pointer Sisters. Unda Ronsladl. Tower of Power. M»l I CINEMA I EYE ON ; 0 0 NEW YEAR'S EVE SPECIAL Mon Serplco 7 IS; e )0 S O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT Tun Serplco 1:00; S 00. 7:11; f.M FOLKUFE "Amshcsn Bandstand 20th Anniversary Show" MALL II - 0 CORONATION STREET Ouetta: Uttle Richard, Three Dog Nlilii. Cheerh Maoris !«•• lo warn Alan about Janets Intentions. and ITiong. Paul Revere and the Raiders. IRI Mon. Long Goodbye. Poptr Chote 0 TV GARDEN CLUI 0 THE NATIONAL CRISIS •KX> Chote 0 0 9UNSM0KE 11:00 O THE LATE SHOW "Dirty Bally' (Purl I) A woman find* a wuumj.d "Jolaon Rings Again" MKIOI starring Larry P«rks, outlaw, unronarloua In the desert after being shot Hsrbara Hale * " ' by Featua during a robbery and tries totaime him m NIGHT FINAL bark to health, mi * Tf 12:20 O INSIGHT SEVENU O O THE ORANGE BOWL PARADE 12:10 0 MOVIE' Peter Manhatl and Robert Moras co-hoit live cnv- "The Horn Blows At Midnight" (104.1l starring Wher* ultra you in "62? PC ersfe of the event from Miami, Fla.. with this Jark Benny. Alexis Smith. • • - . year's theme being "That Broadway Magic." O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT 0 THAT GIRL ' (See 11:30 Oisnnel 7 for nelalls) "Didn't Have the Vegaa Notion" {Part I) 1:00 0 THE LATE SHOW 0 0 THE SUGAR IOWL "Love With Ihe Prorer Blrsngtr' (IM4I starring Alabama, vi. Notre Dam*, Many of Us f»»«ow officer* con«Jd»xec 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE „ St«ve McQueen. Natalie Wood. "Ounmsn's Walk" (IMS) starring Van Heflln, Tab a 0 TOMORROW the most dangerous man alive Hunter. A father tries to raise hlsjjons In his own 0 THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE an honest -an honest cop. Image, hut one wild and unruly offspring turns to "Carousel" Hue I etarrlng Gordon MarRie, fthlr- violence and the way of the gun. , i lev Jones; COD. AF«IUMOUHTRUJAU TO TELL THE TRUTH "Slat* Fair" (lfHai alarrlng Pat Boone, Bobby IIHMM S SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ID THE LATE SHOW '• 'Th* parfcrmanc** ut lauDIm And Gaorgina Spavin puts off "The Messiah." Milwaukee's oldest singing club. The Benny Goodman Story" (IsTirt atarrlng Rteve ALRAQNO the Arton Musical nub, performs Handera famed Allen. Donna, Reed. J AL ROCINO-SERRCO" motlwr-Mu Jont>"and provt* that ihtfi far and auway tht mod "Messiah." mi 200 0 NEWS 0 0) SPECIAL OF THE WEEK taMtd il not tht only rail actrtu in "An Evening With Mabel Mercer, Bobby Short end O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW Friends." Two of the entertainment world a favor- Time Lost and Time Remembered" I INI) sUr- ond - PLUS CO-HIT AT DRIVE-IN ONLY - ite supper club performers art reunited In a per- rlng Sarah Mllrs. Cvrll nuanrk. ROBERT MITCHUM formance which Includes music from such great O NEWS AND WEATHER ROBERT MITCHUM IN THE FRIENDS OF EDOIE COVU" composers ss Cole Porter and Jrrdlje Kern. 3:00 O THE LATE SHOW THE FRIENDS OF EDDIE COYLE Holmdel Holds Yule Festivities GRANT'S HOLMDKL - Santa Claus vited-to participate In Satur- distribute! goodies at the day ski trips-Jan. 12 to Pow- Board otrfyiTeatlon Commis- der Ridge, Conn., and Keb. 2 sioners' fifth annual commu- to Jack Frost Mountain in' nity Christmas tree lighting Pennsylvania. Reservations I WHITE STREET RED BANK ceremony. Participating in may be made by contacting 747-0333 Georgha Spetvin the event wece Mayor pavid the recreation office IT her most OMcWno tti Cohen and the Holhufcl'.High - EXCLUSIVE - starring rote yet! School band and chorus . 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*N , The Dally Register, Red Baak-Mlddletowa, N.J. Monday, December 11,1971 I Dolphins, Vikings in Super, 27-10

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mFLYING TACKLE - Oakland Raider linebacker Phil Viiiapiano of Ocean TARK TRAPPED — Fran Tarkenton (10), Minnesota Vikings' quarter- Township, N.J., makes a flying tackle on Miami Dolphin wide receiver back, tries to scramble away from Dallas Cowboy defensive end Harvey Paul Warfield (42) after the latter took a second period pass from quar- Martin, only to be thrown for a 14-yard loss. The Cowboys didn't catch terback Bob Griese. Viiiapiano was outstanding in defeat. Fran often enough to avert a 27-10 Notional Conference title setback.

19HL i* I Miami Offense iF* Tarkenton Pass UP AND OVER - Oscar Reed (32) Minnesota Vikings' running back, leaps over the line for a short gain in the second quarter of yesterday's 'NFC Championship game. Dallas Cowboy llne- ,,* backers Dave Edwards, left, and Lee Roy Jordan Routs Raidets (55) climb over bodies to make the stop on Reed. Halts Cowboys

MIAMI (AP) - "if was a Bowl III and his Dolphins yards on 53 rushing plays. DALLAS (AP) - Quarter- tional Football Conference rose lo Ihe occasion. Line- • lineman's game," said Miami were humiliated by Dallas That was more than the Rai- back Fran Tarkenton, who for title victory with the help of a backer Wally Ililgenberg and - offensive guard Bob.Kuechen- two years ago before they re- ders could manage in total of- v Game Statistics 13 years faced accusations 63-yard interception return by i defensive tackle Gary Lamm berg. "Oakland's defense bounded to beat Washington fense. Oakland was limited to that he couldn't win the big Bob Bryant as Dallas desper- • were superb.. talks a lot. The best way to in last year's championship. 236 yards. one, took Minnesota to Super ately tried to rally. , Bryant's big defensive play skut up a talking defense is to Shula called Csonka "the The Raiders claimed a 12-7 Csonked! Scrambled! Bowl VIII yesterday with a Tarkenton, who has never came early in the fourth quar- , beat them down physically." Oakland _ 0 0 10 010 Minnesota J 7 7 10 -17 pressure play even his critics been to the Super Bowl, was tcr after Larry Cole had' kind of player who rises to the victory over the Dolphins at Mloml 7 7 3 10 -2» Dallos , 0 0 10 0 -10 The Dolphins' lineman did occasion." home early in the regular sea- Mlo-Clonka II run Ytpremlan kick Mlnn-FG Can 44 could admire. mobbed by teammates and pounced on a Foreman Mla-Cwnka 2 run Yeprcmlon kick Minn—Foreman S run Cox kick newsmen in the locker room. that to perfection yesterday But Csonka, who rushed for son and linebacker Phil Villa- Oak-FG Blanda II Ool—Rlchordl 63 punt return Frllich The Dallas Cowboys were fumble. Mla-FC Yepremlan 42 kick "I'm thankful to win this and. notwithstanding Kuc more than 1,000 yards for4Jte piano caUed the difference be- Ook-Slonl 2S pall from Stabler Blanda Minn—Gilliam 54 pall from Tarkenton spitting fire and trailing just Dallas quarterback Roger kick Coi kick 10-7 in the third quarter after one," Tarkenton said. '"I'm Staubach tried to hit Bob chenberg's comment, it was third straight time this sea- tween the games "night and Mla-FO Yepremlan 26 Dal-FG Frllich 17 Lairy Csonka's game. Mla-CionM 2 run Ytprtmlan kick Minn—Bryant 63 Interception rtturn rookie Golden Richards dash- looking forward to finally Hayes on a sidelines pattern, son, passed the compliment day. A—7J.10S Cox kick , . TT Mlnn-FS Co« 34 ed 63 yards for a Cowboy playing in the Super Bowl but and Rryant gambled and won. The All-Pro running back, on to his quarterback. "We had no trouble with A-50.J7J Rortert Dolphin* I don't think you can get too rammed the ball dowh Oak- "Bob Griese is an old-school them last time," Viiiapiano Vilints Cowboys touchdown on a punt return. He stepped In front of Hayes Flrtf down* n Fir it downs 30 f up or down for It... I've been and had clear sailing down land's throat all day, punched quarterback," Csonka said. said, "if is time they just Ruthtt-yard* With Texas Stadium rock- 12? 53-166 Rushes yords 47 »J 3S90 up and down a lot." the sideline. out 117 yards and three touch- "He's one of the few who beat us. Bob Griese called a eaulno yards 103 el ing, the wiley Tarkenton cal- downs to lead Miami to a solid completely understands the 1HJ-I 3-61 Return yards 73 64 C.illiam-aid Ihc bomb came Minnesota, the NFC Central great game. « Punts 1-51 139 Poises 10-51 I 10-11 4 mly stepped back and arched 27-10 thumping of the Raiders. running game, . .he finds Dumolei-lost 1-0 10 Punts JO 4-40 about because Green had Division king, built a 10-0 half- "I don't often compliment a Ptnoltles-yordi 3 34 3 2* Fumbltt-losl 4-1 1-J a pass to John Gilliam who It gave the Dolphins the what works and he uses it, Penalties-yards 3 33 ]» been cheating up close most time lead, thanks to two team but thif Miami team is a i INDIVIDUAL LtADERt INDIVIDUAL LEADERS caught it between Mel Renfro American Football Confer- The running game was work- of Ihc day. fourth-down gambles which great on*,'"tjie AaUerjJjnc- RUSHING -Oakland. Hubbord 1054; •UIHING — Minnesota, Foreman, It. and Cornell Green at the Dal- C Smith iS-Ml Mkintti Oltnfca M-II7. "I just took off and Fran set up a 44-yard field goal by ence championship and a ing and he stuck to iUtttgtM 7i;.tt«d 11-75; Olburn 4 17, Dalloi. las four and stepped into the backer continMMP ^Ry 14-50; put it right on the money," Fred Cox and Foreman's five- berth in their third straight The Dolphins went at the end zone for a 54-yard touch- played their best game of the Gilliam s.i HI yard touchdown run. Super Bowl, a record. Raiders so often and so hard year. They had to. No one down play, •rlscot 14. Hoy.I J 25; Pearson 2 24, DuPrtt I 20. Viking Coach Bud Grant The Vikings took the open- Miami, seeking to become that Oakland quarterback treats us like that and gets PASSING - Oakland. Stabler IS-JJ-1. PASSING - Mlnntsolo, Torkenton 10- That made it 177 and the the first National Football Ron Stabler simply didn't 129 yards; Miami, Grleie. 3 6 I. 34. 211, IM yards; Stouboch IO-31-4.lt said "it was a rainbow pat- ing klckoff and kept the ball away with It." IIIHIIMIIIII Illlllllllltllll Utllllllll Mllllllllllllllllllltllll I Vikings rolled to a 27-10 Na- League team since the 1967-68 have that much time to work tern ... at that time many 7:45 before settling for Cox's Green Bay Packers to win with. And when he did have people thought the momentum 44-yard field goal. Minnesota successive Super Bowl games, the time he was playing might go over lo the Cowboys, had an eight-yard touchdown will face Minnesota Jan. 13 in catchup football. but it didn't." run called back when referee Houston. "They controlled the ball on • "We had nothing going for Norm Schachter detected Ron Alabama, Notre Dame Clash us until that punt return and Vary holding Jcthro Pugh. The Vikings have been in- us," said Stabler. "They beat stalled as early six-point un- us the way we beat them. We everything going for us after The key play on the drive derdogs in the NFL title probably threw the.ball more the return until then the came on a fourth down-and- game. . than we wanted to—but that's bomb," said Dallas Coach rnie at the Dallas 17. Usually "We'd like to be talked because we got behind so For National Championship Tom Landry of the game- conservative Viking Coach about in terms of the Pack- much. I had good protection breaking pass. Hud (irant said to go for it, ers," said Miami Coach Don and they didn't have a good BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Averaged 366 yards.per game rushing»and 41.3 points a came. "We may have taken advan- and Heed made one yard at Simla. Then, asked if we are pass rush. But they played $ Running back Wilbur Jackson averaged nearly eight yards per tage of Inter opportunities if left tackle. thinking of becoming a leg«nd great zone defense." Alabama Coach Bear Bryant bills tonight's clash for the carry. Gilliam and Tarkenton hadn't Tarkenton whipped the Vik- like Green Bay's Vince Lorn- Raiders' Coach John Mad- collegiate championship between his Crimson Tide and the Notre Dame also boasts a potent ground gamp, senior taken the starch out of us ... ings H8 yards in Malays the bardi, Shula laughed: "No, I'd den concurred. "I think ev- Fighting Irish of Notre Dame as "the game of history in the Tom Clements having directed the Fighting Irish out of their that was the biggest play by next time they hairthc ball. just like to get to .500. I'm 1-2 erything that's been said South." Wing-T for averages of 350 rushing yards and 35K points a far," he added. Foreman broke for a 20-yard right now and all I want to do about Miami being a great Normally it wduld just be called the Sugar Bowl, but this game. .,"We had a tremendous emu- run. With fourth and mir at isge} even." team is true. time it's something special. Not surprisingly, neither coach has had any trouble mnii honal.Jill on Ihe punt return, the Dallas 2H, (irant gave Tar- It's No. 1 Alabama, 11-0, against No. 3 Notre Dame. 10-0, vating his squad for the game. As Parseghii^iibscivcd, "The anc| for them to come back nn kenton the green light again. Shula's Baltimore Colts lost Miami had the ball so much before a sellout crowd of over 80.000 in New Orleans' old Tu national championship should, be motivation enough." a bomb took ihe spark out of Foreman crashed left tackle to the New York Jets in Super that it was able to pile up 266 lane Stadium. With a television audience of some 50 million ex- Georgia started the long weekend nf college loot ball net ion it," Renfro said Tarkenton for two yards and Ihe rookie pected to view the affair 8 p.m., EST, ABC, this could be the Friday night by edging Maryland. 17-16, in the Peach Howl On is'crafty . •'. •. you've nut In sensation from Miami circled world's biggest New Year's Eve party. Saturday, Missouri pounded, Auburn, 34-17, in the Sun Kow. give him a lot of credit." right end lor live yards and Knicks Crown The winner is almost certain to gain the 'top spot in the Houston,,routed Tulane, 47-7, in the Astro-Blucbonnet Howl and Minnesota, which lost in its Ihe touchdown post-season rankings. the East beat the West. 35-7, in the Shrine All-Star (lame only Super Bowl appearance, Dallas made (inly four first "We have all the incentive we need — we're up to our Texas Tech tripped Tennessee, 20-19, in Ihafliatiir Howl Satur in 1970 to Kansas City, gave downs in the fust half, gain- necks in It," said Notre Dame Coach Ara Parseghian. "But so day night. Dallas ivory chance following ing only 4.1 yards rushing as Kings, 102-85 is Alabama." Three games New Years Day will complete Inn bowl bar the scoring bomb Chuck ace halfback Calvin Hill sal Statistics Awesome rage. Ohio Stale meets Southern California in Ihe Itose Bowl Foreman fumbled i wicf, on Ihe sidelines with a dis- Dave Bing and 20 by Bob La- KANSAS CITY (AP) - The statistics on both sides are awesome. In the regular and Texas plays Nebraska in the Cotton Itowl in day gamas, Bryant fumbled once and located elbow The Vikings ef- nier. Dave DeBusschere scored 34 season, Alabama ranked second nationally in offense and 1 Ith while Penn State takes on Louisiana Slate in the Orange Bowl Charlie Waters intercepted fectively shut down stubby The Bucks outscored Det- points, including 14 in the in defense, while Notre Dame stood fifth in offense and second at night Tarkenton. Hubert NewhOUM, Hill's sub- roit, 14-1, at the start of the third quarter, to lead the New in defense. Andy .Johnson hit Jimmy Poulos with a 62-yard scoring Each time the Purple Gang stilule second half and carried a 72- York Knicks to ;i 102-85 Na- Alabama operates out of the wishbone, with quarterbacks pass and ran for another to touchdown lo lead unranked 67 lead into the final period. tional Basketball Association Gary Rutledge and Richard Todd directing an offense which Georgia to victory over No. 18 Maryland. rout of the Kansas City- But two free throws and a Dmaha Kin^s last night. basket by Lanier put Detroit Rangers Defeat DeBusscherc's third-period back on top 81-87 with just scoring burst helped the over seven minutes to play. Knicks open up a SO-poini A three-point play by La- edge at one time over the nier, a basket by George North Stars, 4-3 hapless Kings. . Pratt and two by Curtis Hnwe NKW YORK (AP) - Jim Ni'ilson shot from under. Ma DeBusschere, who played 36 gave the Pistons a 92-87 lead Ncilson's goal alter HUH nun niago'a pads and put Ihe minute. «as the ganic'i lead with just over two minutes utesof the third period proved Rangers ahead H in Ihe MX Ing scorer. Rookie Lai i y left. to be the winner as the New minutes of Ihe third period, McNeil!, who played the final Kareem Abdul-.labbar, who York Kan^ers defeated the then i BUM Ncllson'g goal. 17 minutes, was high for the led Milwaukee with 30 points, Minnesnia North Stai i, i i .iiuii' Drotiin reduced ihe Kings with lfi retaliated with a lip-in, but i last nielli in the National lead at 10211, taking p When the Knicks jumped Id Pratt came back with a bas- Hockey League, from Kred Harvey anil I P ket Two free throws by Pratt their :ni pnini lead, both Neilion backhanded n»: I'an•<• but the Stars i nililn I coaches slatted puling their with 15 seconds. I«M insured rebound III a Rod Gilbert ihot Mine the equalize! reserves Into the game. The the victory. pajt Minnesota goaltender Cc- Knights Win. fi-2 Kings came back la outicora The Pistons forced ten turn- sflfr Maniago lo give the Nan V'«I'.II.*HHY HIM, (AP) - the Knicks In the fourth quar- overs in the first seven and KITS a f ] lead /^"^tYne IdvcjUiyiili'' l.ainnx ter, 31-19. one-half minutes and jumped Danny Grant had opcnt'il Ml I'l'ac'ish scored sec-. DeBusschere received KM to leads of 23-10 and 34-21. Ihe KOring at V i.\ M the Mrst nnd-pcriiMl coals yesterday lo ing help from lw«o>other They led at the half 50-44. pi'ilnil. taking a pass 11 Mm lead Hie Jersey Knlghli to a fi- double (iguere scoren Re- New Vort Hell HC Omonn Illl 1 OFT' O r I Dennis llextafo ami beating 2 World Hockey Association serve guard Henry Bibby had I » Block 0 O the Rangers' Petti MeDuffe, \ II idi t ovof Hir Cleveland DBurhr \l 0 U Kom 1 II 1 16 points, while Wall • frailer ill) Loctv Uixi Selling lied the score ••! i in idtra luras 1 I I ArinfeM contributed 13 to the winging Atlktr, in 17. Mazlnf in 'i JkVfobl sh<>r The MM ond period b u I 0 la •enogn cause. I 0 1 OAnlnl from the poinl broka a i i deadlock Peacnh ) 0 4 Derrrtt Fred Slandcld scored Jrom also scored in till third pi'iiiKl Piston* Pop Bmks t i f Komlvt 0 0 0 McNelll UM iloi .it i 'ii "i ihe SPTOMI w ||c|! MILWAUKEE (AP) 0 0 0 Moore [or Jfra k i imblc al Milan Mm en/ anil Krtin Mm ketb»H Association rictory •imoh« Comh ,; johnton I airy, MrNeill 6:54 as the period ended | I Dai rj Jarretl tnd Hill over ^ii Mt'w Mike* BU( k, Total foul! New York V. KC—Oman* It I'i'ic Slemkowikl iiun a llcinill lallii'il lur I li '' I • tOII

\ II The Dally Register, Red Bank-Mlddlelown, N.J. Monday, December |L 1WJ Festival Crown Earns Bucs First in Register's Top 10

By RICH NICOLETTI Holden earned his place on the All-tourney team after hit Red Bank Regional has be- performance In the Hudson come (he team to beat In Mon- game when he held Hun- mouth County. The Bucca- grecker to just 11 points. neers, led by senior captain "I'm proud of the entire Keith Miller and the tourna- team. They did just as they ment's most valuable player, were told. They have fine atti- Doug Scott, won the Casey tudes and their play improves Holiday Basketball Festival all the time," Booth said. for the first time at Brookdale Henry Slater, a Junior Community College, by de- guard, turned In an excellent feating Henry Hudson Re- performance, as did John giona, 18-62. Holden, Jerome's sophomore The victory earned the un- brother, who scored 31 points beaten Bucs the highest posi- in the Rumson Fair Haven wim tion on the season's first Dally Regional game. Register Top 10 Listing. Red Bank Catholic, last Scott, the Buccos' rangy (6- year's runnerup to Ocean Ji 4) Junior center, and team- Township, was eliminated In mate Jerome Holden were the first round by Hudson. named to the All-Tournament The Admirals are the only Team. team to have won the title Others named to the squad three times. were BUI Hungrecker of Hud- Mater Dei won the Girls EARNING HIS LAURELS - Red Bank Regional's Doug Scott (with ball) son, Dave Bauer of Red Bank Casey Festival" Tournament grabs a rebound while Henry Hudson Regional's Charlie Lawler (42) Catholic and BUI Heard of by defeating last year's avoids committing a foul in Saturday's Casey Festival finals at Brookdale Mater Dei. Paul Kalkaka of champ. Shore Regional, 52-28. Community College's Gym. Scott was cited as the most valuable player in Monmouth Regional took the Betty Jean* Gresh led the the tournament, and the Buccaneers won the championship over Hudson, Sportsmanship Award. way for the Seraphettes with 68-62. "Miller is everything to this 17 points, but Shore's Ronelle team," said a disappointed Maher took game honors with ners, who had to get by St. ond time in its two-year stint. on the Register's Top 10 is Buc coach, Warren Booth, 18 markers. Rose and Christian Brothers The Lancers, sparked by Neptune. The Fliers placed who felt that his leader should Eileen Meenan, who added Academy before taking on the tourney MVP Ray O'Brien, third in the Holiday tourna- have been cited. Miller Is the 13 points to the winners' total, Bishops in the finale. outscored Holmdel, 64-54, to ment by taking the con- only senior on the Red Bank was awarded the Sportsman- Asbury Park, ranked second take' the honors. solation round over CBA. team. ship Trophy, while Miss Gresh by The Daily Register and Wave Second Henry Hudson Regional's was cited as MVP. one of the more physical second-place finish in the Red Bank placed third in teams in the area, saw the Pi- Long Branch was second in Reoilltr Mil PMMI by Jim Altini Casey Festival is good enough the tourney by nipping Red ners convert 16 points at the the Don Bosco Invitational LOOK OUT BELOW — Shore Regionol's Karen Hlggins (dark jersey) is for a fourth spot.on the list, Bank Catholic, 32-31. foul line, but not once got the Tournament to winner Engle- surrounded by Mater Dei players during Saturday's Casey Holiday Bas- while CBA grabs fifth and Red Bank's junior varsity same opportunity. The Bish- wood, 53-51. The victory kept ketball Festival finals held at Brookdale Community College's Gym. Ma- Red Bank Catholic sixth. ter Dei's Betty Jean Greshj left, and Nancy McHugh are nearest the ball. squad won its tourney, while ops scored all of their points Englewood undefeated in six Mater Dei unseatedlast year's champs, 52-28. the frosh were runnersup to from the floor. games, while the Branchers Wall Township is seventh In Red Bank Catholic. Colonials Win dropped to 2-3, but earned an Monmouth this week. The Blshlp Bridesmaids . Freehold (4-1) won its third eighth place berth on the Scarlet Knights dropped an Asbury Park had to settle consecutive Freehold District county after a strong showing opening-round decision to As- for second place for the sec- Holiday Tournament by up- in the event. The Branchers bury Park in the Jubilee. ond straight year in the an- ending Manalapan, 53-47, in have lost three games by a to- Take Title nual Holiday Jubilee at Mon- the finals. tal of four points. Those losses THE EAILY REGISTER mouth College. The Bishops, The win earned the Colo- have come at the hands of As- TOPU UPPER MONTCLAIR - Monmouth Col- Fairleigh Dickinson closed the gap to just bridesmaids to Christian nials ninth place on the Top bury Park and Red Bank lege ran to an early lead over Kairleigh-Dick- four points with seconds remaining in the Brothers Academy a year 10, while Manalapan grabbed (both one point) and Engle- 1. Red Bank Reg. («••) I Asbury Park (&• J) bison of Madison and held on to capture ihc game, but 6-7 junior center Jeff Rush counter- ago, carried the bouquet for the 10th spot. wood. # Montclalr State Holiday Basketball Classic, 86- ed with a three-point play to close the door. Lakewood this time. The Pi- Pete Peltz of Keansburg X Neplime (J-l) 77, over the weekend. ners stayed unbeaten by hang- scored his 1000th points during Raritan dropped a 57-40 ver- 4. Henry Hudsoa Reg. (4-1) Hill wound up with game honors for the dict to Woodbridge in the 5. CBA (1-3) The Hawks beat C,W. Post, in the first winners with 21 points, while Rush and Gary ing on for a 58-56 triumph. the three-day tournament. round. " Bishop Ray James took Lancers Crowned Cranford Christmas Tourna- 1 R.B. Catholic (4-1) Massa scored 19 and 16 points, respectively. ment. It was. the second de- The Hawks (4-4), behind the shooting of NVP laurels. St. John Vianney is the 7. Wall Twp. (J-l) Emie Bellinger added 11 more. feat suffered by the Rockets .lack Hill, jumped to a 45-34 lead at the end of The championship was the champion of the Holmdel Ho- I Long Branch (11) in the event. the first half, but had to hang on in the second . Lee Hacked of Fairleigh Dickson led all Jeff Risk second for Bob Nastase's Pi- liday Tournament for the sec- 1 Freehold (3-1) half to preserve the win. scorers with 26 markers. Third behind Asbury Park liManalipan(S-l) .Hornets Edgb Falcons k For Wrestling Laurels HOLMDEL - Host Holmdel performers, Dexter Burton High School edged Monmouth (115) and Jody McMullcn Nev Year Regional by one point to win (129). HULMOfLTOURNEY and the first annual Holmdel Ho- Team Slondtntts liday Wrestling Tournament 1. Holmdel 71; 1. Monmoulh Reg. 70;' 3 Short Rtg. 41; 4 Monaloport; 51; S. here Saturday night Keyporl «. 9. Red Bank Reg. 21; 7. SI. John Vlannty II; I. Point BtOCh 0. Best Wishes Four Hornet* captured indi- Finals 101 - Tom OeAngelo IK) d. Ted Ptr vidual rhampinnshps to piled dtk (M), 1-i; Con. — Kick Morsh (SJ) d. Ptlt Abrahamstn (HI. 3-2. of most of their team's 71 IN — Steve Fosttr IK) d. Randy wills points, while the runnerup (RBI, 62; Con. - Charles Beauduy IS) d Rimell n^nrlw (Mill 7.1 Golden Falcons boastrd three 115 - Jon Konoos (HI d Porner Vatts IMR), 32; Con. - Tim McCowley (M) class kings, Including 135? p Nick BluRienleld IRB) 1.14. 122 — John Furman (MR) d. Tony pounder Art Flecker, Ihc Sosio (H), 6-2; Con — Jot Fortunalo (SR) p. Kevin von Clem, 1:41 tourney's most valuable wres- 119 - Mike MemelilMRI o Mario tler. Gonchetta IK), 3 10; Otn. - Ed Potttr- son III) d GregLocoua ISJ), 9 1. Jon Kangos (IIS), Hal ZtM I3S — Arl Flecker (MR) p. Mark Hoi- belien (M). 1 31; Con Jot Vila IH) d. (141), Mi Kwin (148) and Guy Goudenil (SJ). 1-0. 11) — Hal Zahl (Hi d Chris Smith Steve Harylka (158) won titles (SR). 4-0; Con - John Elcftlnotr IMR) d. Htnry Halbv IM), I ':. for Holmdel. John Furman 141 — Jtfl Ewln IHI d. Mike Baker (Ki. ! 2; Con. - Ira Bocon (RBrd. (122), and Mike Mcnzel (139) Chuck Henderson (MR), 4-2. joined Flecker in the winner's 151 - Stevt Horylko (H) d. Mark So- riano ISR) 120; Can. — Jell Prouo IM) circle for Mnnmouth. won by forfeit; Asley Anthony (M) ith. 170 — Ray Barker ISR) d. Mike Tur- Shore Regional, which had pin (MR), 8-1; Con. - Bob Btptdlcksen Reolsler Staff Fholo by Larry I'ernu SYCAMORE AVE. RIVER RD. Tom Seltz IM) p. Tom Fltlsontl |SJ), 3:23 Wins at Wall two champions in Ray Barker ill - Slve Plllok (Ml d Larry Davis REBEL ROUSER — Howell's Terry Belns (top) appears to have Nep- SHREWSBURY (SR), 90, Can. - David Jitter IRB) d, FAIR HAVEN X170) and Ricardo Ferreria Mark Redmond ISJ), ff tune's Tim Hall well in hand during Friday's 141-pound semifinal match in Unl. - Rlcordo Ferreria ISR) d. Jim the Wall Wrestling Tournament. Belns pinned his Filer foe in 1:51, but 741-6300 747-1030 (unlimited), finished third In Speck IK I. JO; Con, - Slew Klbrlck the team standings with Kl (Sup. PaulMarelll (SJ). 3:34. Wall Township grabbed the team crown. ournament points, thr^1 more than Ma- nalapan, "(I by iKH-pmmd Cage Scores champ Steve I'itiak. C«Sf r HOLIDAY FESTIVAL Keyport had two champs in JOIN OUR oys Tournament I In' light weights, Tom De- Finals Angelen (101) and Steve Kns- AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE Ktd Bonk Reg 61, Htnry Hudson ft! SUIT CLUB Third Place ler (108}. Moter Dtl 71. Snort Regional IS Lions Place Third Film Plate Rtd Bonk Catholic $9. Mlddletown 49 PHILLIPSBURG -Middle- town township placed second. BEAT INFLATION! SLACKS SPORTCOATS SUITS i Seventh Plact Monmouth Reg. 61, Rumion Fair Haven behind %Ju>sl team in the Tallariitf

Girls Tournament annual 1'hillipsburn Christ- l Finals mas Wrestling Tournament. by M«urli« Mattr Dtl SI, Snort Rtg. ?l 90 The Lion grapplers defeated 90 Consolation Red Bank Rtg. 3], R B Catholic II Central Regional, Christian HOLIDAY JUIILEE Brothers Academy, Pauls- Finals Small loktwood 51. Asbury Park it boro, Hanover Park, Reading Third Ploce and Rancocai Valley, but Neptune SI. CBA SI were beaten by Philllpsburg. V ' Filth 1'ioce Dill Albert (Kill. Ken Hop- from 1VOII Township «J, SI Rose S« Values Values Frerholil Dittncl lensperger (US) and Dennis Finals Fredinock (136) all remained to Frtthold SI. Monolooon <7 unbeaten for the I.ions Third Ploce KtOnlburg M Marlboro SS Mike Vpth (\v.) placed sec- 120. Fifth Plact ond and Don Smith (KiS) gad $65.00! Motowon 10. Keyporl <» Seventh Place Tom Kelly (141) both placed Freehold Township U. Mowell 3' third FAMOUS MJ MOIMDFI CHRIiTMAS TOURNIV Seltx Double* Up M John Vlonney U, Holmdel S« WALL TOWNSHIP - Ited Consolollon Hank Catholic's IOH-pounder M. Marys lf»A) II. St James II SOLIDS & FANCIES - SIZES 36-52; Short, RegularXL. Long Suits - Tom Seilz successfully de- SOUTHIRN RIOIONAl ROUNDBALL fended his championship in GIFT CERTIFICATES VIST OUR SMAlliWG MEN'S DIPT. — SIZES 46 to 52 LONG! Southern Rtg. 61, Polnl Beach S! Consolation the fifth annual Wnll In- NOW ON SALE Toms River North Sf, SI. Jostphs SI viiaiinnnl Wrestling Tourna- OIRLI HOLIDAY CLASSIC ment here Friday nighl. Upper Brockel Finals Seitz joined six other two- FACTORY OUTLET Asouty Park 31. SI Joseph s 3t Ptrsenal nolallon lime mat kings in the state's UFO Ttms Rlvtr Mvtfi SI, Lakeooad O AttmtiM Lo*tf (rocket largest holiday mat event: Plrwls trim MEN S CLOTHING LOOM it. Lono flronch 3t, Rarlton V Dan McCullOUghi Hnck Town- Consolation ' JO P«lnl Boro I), Neptune M ship's iHK-poundcr who was voted the tourney's out- YOUI DONlStCO INVITAIIIIN/1I BETTER LIVINGG HOMEHOMES Finals | ItOI gnippler; Howeil'l II IllUm MIUTHMICMt f n#e*ood u, Long Brontft II Terry Hems (141); Wall's IN hi it Mitt NfM 1103 MKHWtf 35,0MM|ST *m*m».~tm*;**i*** 5314020 FIEE niRKC C .lohn Fanner (158), ami two CHRISTMACHRI S Dlcrff High. Allcnton, Pa., WoM»'l

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A Very Beautiful Warmest Holiday BEST WISHES FOR Give the Unusual — May The Joy HOLIDAY SEASON Happy Holidays Greeting A MERRY CHRISTMAS Give the Gift OUR HOLIDAY WISH Of The Season To All My and SEASON'S Be With You And Thanks To Best Wishes of travel... PEACE AND Wonderful Customers Our Wonderful Customers GREETINGS and Thru The New Year for the New Year to all A HAPPY NEW YEAR PROSPERITY TO ALl our friends and customers. Seasons Greetings Barbara O'Rourke from all of Monmouth Anthony lizo Commercial Press from Edna M. Netter RUMSON YARN HOUSE Beach SINCE 1931 RED BANK WILLIAM S. NEEDLEPOINT t KNITTINO House of Anthony Colpitts REALTOR INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE FREE Unisex Halrstyllng let W. Front St. Red Bank ELECTRIC, INC. GARRISON Deli & Liquors I0O Oranl Place Re* Banl Agency Dutch Lane Rd. Morloorc 114 Av* of-Two Ri*ert RumMM 16 Avert Lane Little siivei 747 Jell Travel Center 22 E Front SI Red Bon! 14 Beach Re Monmouth Beoc> 747*111 or HI 0004 414 Highway 3] Shrewtbun MI0MM 842-5964 721 IS])

Wishing All Our Customers The WE WISH BEST WISHES A Bright and Happy LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER SEASONS OUR CUSTOMERS Merry Christmas HAPPY Holiday Season! wlthet all for the their fflendt and palront SEASON'S GREETINGS PEACE - and HOLIDAY SEASON HOLIDAYS Mike Winston 0 lovoui holiday teaton and AND THANKS HAPPINESS Happy New Year from the To HAPPINESS GREETINGS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE PROSPERITY We Try Harder and To All Our Friend* I Cuilomert EVERYONE IN THE NEW YEAR From People A-l Quality TV From A Wonderful 'Ann Balmer, Ed WrlgM. Jack Bolmtr Ovtr n ytan • New Atlantic Holldav Season factory color taptrltnct Little Silver Anderson Bros., Inc. Auto Body SANFORD AUTO BODY ACE AVIS RENT-A-CAR DENNIS K. BYRNE MOVING STORAOI SERVICE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Mtmatr R»d Bank Area MLS Repair Center 11 J3 Mechanic Sf Red Bank 41 Will Si Red Bank 1 747-0308 IW River Rd 141 11 SO Dumton 24 Ayert lone • Little Silver 117. FRONT St RED BANK ACE TEMPORARY 842-3295 ;

"Education . .. HAPPY PAUL P BOVA Our very best wishes to RED BANK Wishing You RUTH L BOVA MERRY CHRISTMAS X VERY HAPPY, NEW YEAR! BEVERLY 1 SCARANO AND you during this happy sea- a lifetime Gift" KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Health and HEALTHY. PEACEFUL son. Thank you for the COUNCIL 3187 TO ALL OUR PRIJNDS WISH EVERYONE A HAPPY NEW YEAR HO! HO! HI! • AND I Happiness HAPPY HOLIDAY SBASOH AND PROSPEROUS privilege of serving you. For The Holidays i HEALTHY 1*74 NEW YEAR Wish All Their Members Hlckey Agency To All Our Friends 1 PLAYCARE and Friends REALTOR Paul P. Bova A Happy Holiday Season Let Us Jack Home's McCUE at MIDDLETOWN Buy or Sell Your Home REALTOR WICK 'N WAX and v REALTORS Early Childhood Edui a In 1974 . One Hour Marllnlilng Good Health 3) Cherry-Tree Farm Rd MKMKIown FRQMAGERIE CANDLE SHOP n mm.F Rli ' & Oaycaro Srvlce )/ BEACH RD MQNMOUTHSFAO I'lMonmoiiiii M RedBa 74 Ridge Rd , Rumton 047 *I7. 8422760 In the New Year 222-4087 671-2344 Margaret C. Sovlero, Dlr 'ooo 111. Htlp Waaltd Mti# Wanted 110. Help Wanted SIO. Merchandise lor The Dtily Register, Red Bank-MWdlelown, N.J. Meaa>y, December II, lffTS If Mult tf »Hmo.t Mala or Pamalt Malt cr Pwnoie $f*. oMU. AportmenH . 70S. HMttM Mr Ml* J»N WANTIO - From lit* I. tarimM HAM •urtMjI homoe lMi Ktyport Hodnael vlcl [D IANK — SP4KIOUS IVWoom pent ly. faparianct'aporienoMl . Retanncol reoutrM SECURITY m) ope.lm.nl overlooking the Nave CENTER HALL Nr kaJariMelo' a ccoil 747 »I7 COLONIAL IWLI OPERATOR - ElRMIencH GUARDS In great condition Three large bedroom*, cords, IRT MONMOUTH - Three-room *»* reterr»a HanaroaH tmtaHatiSln Oak. Wftloni open lor port-time security A brand new organ with formal dining roam, eat-In Jtctien, ItvWf hunt area, immeaiate ap*nint Iw per. built In auto rhythm old moaoilnes. souve- mont available j*n. I, idoal lor coupt*. room, plus a lull kaltmtnl. Law MMtl. awards Rotating shifts Including week- 5VaTw o peri Coll *»t Nil otter 4 on»«anaeHl jpMltlaaHlllann . AlAltl benellti. Contact nos. Pleasant working tondltiontln mod- Ploy II immediately Asking price ot tM.7*0 Mtu WelVal UIWOB. rn growing hospital. Contact Personnel win no lessons CASH - Pawn Broker will buy or loon ED BANK -- HalHalll dduplex. Three bed- riRINOtERVl'fX UUtl'S AIDES - E»porlenud only. 7 775-9300 money an diamonds, lewelry. atttlQwe cams. iVs bathsiths.. ~Couple preferred. No > repot™, dinettes re- mill p.m. M 3 p.m. to II pm Full Open dally til • Sat. til S•leces and muslceonnslruments CBN- Is. 1375 pluis utllTtlel. 741 IIS5 otter S Of prime m ond draperies. Co partita*. Element pery on* benefits Worn St. 1 Carnor ol Mottlion AM. TUP.Y LUH CO.I.S Hwy ] Call 774-1*1 ookdMe Hurtle* Cenlor. Hwy 3S. H*|. RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL IMG BRANCH — Norwood Ave. Fur 35 Union St. Red Bank ANTIQUES - Large variety Fine olttt shed apartment, three rooms and bath >t\ 2700. 8«l. 125 Collectors Items. Restoration, delicate re with boy windows. tiulMlt mav»4rl C ANAOI*. TRAINEE UM weak - ilrs ol reasonable prices. Mory jone Ruae I utilities supplied. Security. II7S. 131 dition iVrST An e»>ol opportunity employer MiW Boosevell, lot E. River P.d . Rurraon. 141 a. UBS salary amen you QU*II- nm •ANSBURO - Three room unfurnished vi»» call 741-1*17, lam. to I? FRIEDMAN GAlLtRIITS oporlmeni. Suilobie couple. Neor lo all rtunrty employer. FikEPLAiE WOOD - tit holTVco;*; LITTLE SILVER , TRAFFIC SPECIALIST USocord. rSnspof lotion. CollW-om is tops theem oilo . FouFour aooaannaoan, , |we>> tNTAL AMI1TANT - OrtkMantllt. •Mould hove obout thret e years pood traffi f c Coll 1710335 [D RANK - Furnished studio apart' bathsh , seoarotseoarote ilnlnillnii roomrom. ivn-IHWtivn-IHWtf MkRataMt. EKparleiK* preferred. Send neerlenc* Including rail, truck and seo. tent. All utilities. Nice location. Walk I* kitchen, fireplace, full toirnoM. etwietiiti f eiume la *o» E IS). Tha Dolly Register, [ell7S. Nice benefits. TWO ILUE PLAID CHAIRS ores ond church. Security ana refer oarage OveT» *m~l • rUfWWL Like new. 1100. tees required Gentleman preferred. 141- V. Joni%9 Oe */s.w 1*10)14 OLD FUHH1TU RE - Ant Idues, chlnfl •O•MM MtMtpKtlonl . Asking sif.l**. PAPER DELIVERY A-l EMPLOYMENT C'osswore, or I oblectl ondI Vic o-broc .. 4:30 to 7 am. Middle SEARS It' - Boy I Stingray Exctllenl »Brood SI 741 JJJ3 Red Bank llres. Coaster brake Good condition, ill v.imedlot^mediate cash lofor anythin• g and every It*. hove car. No collecting. Must thing Rustii's, 1) Eotl REtlititEO'NURiE - NlgW super OINTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced /rent St. 741-10*3 lur. Full time, II am. ta 7 am Top He. 7471I4J. 410. Houie. tor Rent •none.. preferred, but will train. Coll for Inter NAN JOHNSON wooes on4 benefits. Write Bon FJft, The LID OR JADTINOER - For Ihe ', 741-SfSI. LAMPS, TABLES. PAINTINGS N ILLuMiliATI MOVlN OoTly Rojitttr, kt »OBk. _n Bor. Ttlurs . Frl., Sot. Apply In BEHIND THE TIMES ANTIQUES BUYS AND BUYS SELECTION OP •• "4» ~ '*'• SSS FrospecfAveT ' "IUilHo Htvw moving, hauling ond , Rum Runner, lie Ocean Ave.. SeaAN OHIO OIL CO. - Otters PLENTY OF 77Shrewsbury Ave Red Bank uts From on entire household to a single AUTO MECHANIC — Full or port lime. MONEY, Plus cosh bonuses, fringe ben 747 -SI Mem. Anitloul e furnniture, 10' Iry. sll "IS Five doy week, I to 4:30 Palo holidays 741-4500 lilts, to moture Individual In the Red TRATNS - tit aougercomplete set Ex.Immedlotle cash Top dollar. 741•I-J33' and vocation. Pay to equal enperlence. s¥O DELIVERY PERSONS WANTED - lank arta. Commission Regardless ot cellent shape. Metal en line. cars, trock. IHRiWSBURY CAPO -SV.M Call oflerep.cn..717 4411 or 3 nlohts q week. Apply In person. translormer. lie- 531 131 1175to WjBPer Wotlth ikperleace, airmail 0. F._Reod, Pres , THE BERO AOENCY^ NURiEi; Al6ti - » a.m. to 3 pm ond 3 amy-t Slant Suit, 14 Ayers Lane, Little Mlteclcan trlcants Co.. Box 4*4. Day Ivor. Must hove own cor. en. Ohio < KODAK COPVTNO MACHINB — L ILL CLEAN UP DEBDEBRI* S p.m. to 11 p.m. Experienced only. Ex- andd letler'sultt ue '.'EXCELLENEXCELLENT CCONOIO I 4J1IHB FROM YO3UUR ST^JMOAMAGSl cellent pay ond benefits Brookdole Nurs AKER - PASTRY CHEF - E FOUR PEOPLE WANTEO - Ta work TION K'EN "DTREE Ing Corner, Hwy IS, Holm lenced, tor first class restauronl. Coll TION Supply c paper ond matrix. B EWLY DICpRATID - Three bedreem three hour shim. 10 am. to • p.m.. Mon. offer - onch, Iwo baths, two cor oarage All op WAITRESIM/W - Itjody work Appl hrouph Frl. Call between * am and 10 lancet, cenlrol air condlllonlng. Large a.m. fs» HM V->->»w OV* I *^ PlQI lantlng OounTol Mrtan, Rum Runner, tit Ocean Ave., ARTENMR M/W - E lenced Port other uses. Small. 13. large, tl. 74 orner lot. Near all Ironsperlotlon, shop- Tavern. At Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bonk«. 141-7777 MS. Apartments religiouIllll s Institutions. 14*5 p*r tlllt MPLO"* tH6Rt Olbf R COOK - Experienced us utilities S44JSIJ FUR JACKf/T'- Brown mout RIO BANK COLONIAL OMM only. Apply In person between 5 7 p.m. EGISTCREO NURtE - 3 p.m. to II m. Baby Silting/ length, cutted sleeves, sire 14. like new. Martini's OW. Hwy. 34, Kaoruourg. m. Full or parltlmeparl-tlmi. Top pay. Brook Child Core IX Bing surfboard, tl! n\ 4lil dole HurHno Canter, H' Three bedreom, two story elder horn* M WOMAN TO CARC FOR FIVE YEAR- KITCHEN Hr^T Round"wood toblTTour >t Forrest Ay*. I**«IM Iw occmmilB. SECURITY L ANO PART.TIME - Positions OLD GIRL — In my home, holl doy, five choirs. 150. Three lorge trunks, til each OPEN FOR INSPECTION «A6NM0UTH BEACH - New four bed No down VA. Uw BtsulP HA. 31*. Htlp Wonted Mloble. Apply In pers •en's. Cor toys per week. Own transportation. Call GUARDS Two chests of drowers. tlS each. Un- 1 B, UeoVoom apartments oooom, , MM both home Avolloble Immedlol Malt or Fomolo '. 414 Rl.TL Miidleto. pointed bookcase neodboord. single. 110 ly VMS Spe r month Lease. Colons. Real PRANK FELICE II CLIMBER - Experienced In use of •MYSITfER - To core for toddler. In Coll 747 5531 any time Marine Manor to!, )4I )Mt. SKOILCRMAOILCRMAN M/W Start n. SO par hour 100 Share Drive, Highlands 1711*00 d A T Must have car ond telephone, no police in low. Pruning, etc. my homo. 3 afternoons per week, Middle KENMOP.I OAS RANG! With middle N1ON BEACH - Sla-roMi house, re* . Apply TornolW.k Resto town area. References, own trans- Hours: 10-4 p.m. record. griddle, excellent condition. enlly renovoted. One block Itram beach. lortoilon. 471-0333or OMI37I IA BRIGHT - ANCHORAGE APART IIS Q month. 14J 473* RUMSON Call 545-1345 HtMtCAL OPERATOR TRAINEE - 717 3041 IENTS SOUTH ANO WEST. Private xcollent opportunity lor bright person AkYSITTER FOR TIACMIR - ):4S ta ocean beach, new one one twobedreom NHUKO - Throe bedreorm Avail- lewtltul Colonial. nToonrtTcort mar*** Estimator/Salesman After 6 p.m. coll 739-0215 Ith Interest In biology or chemistry to I noon. New Shrewsbury area. Own »yer, circular llol'cese with crys at FIREWOOD PJOtlliilllll featuri ll t Jon. II. 1110 plus eleclrlc. Refer cSinotllor. larae living room, foriMl eM- M/MV. For household goods, imvlng on For appointment Mn production group with established life onsportotlon. Call 74I-30M between t J color i I . security rooulred. WM*H. MUST BERELIABLE donees company. High school diploma rtlinoon. Wood chips Sll Sell ng r»*m. aerlect kllcnon. luif n necessary. Apply In person, Worrhlngton OV -"WhUrchromo dinette seTsTx" EW SHREWSBURY CAPE - This clean MfMe llroploce, aulH in itereg end f V In PART-TIME JANITORIAL HELP - Ma- lochemlcolCor- , Halls Mills Rood choirs. ISO Stereo,St RCARCA. iIn consolel . 1511! 3 re* bedroom hone, Ml Nn— *mly room, four » lure ond dependable help for night work. reahold. Miscellaneous tobies. MeRicon ppotter a . win be ivonobi* P*B M«ro*m lull*. Wt . ENGINEER - To I too assemb 12 mldnlghl lo 2 a.m., H SO per hour. Must M0. Domesllc Help pieces. 113 15*4. I7IW3S Coll belwetweei n TroniforrM awner wr* 1W C ln< be rellooie. Coll S42 M2i: r.m 4 p.m. lor details. Ftt JUT** "" " ' HOUSEWORK -Four hours Small ranch GO-GO OAMCERS — (Attractive). High OFFICE CLEANERS .11 SO per PERSIAN LAMB COAT - Like newTllP IQHLANOS - All new ANCNORAO PARTMINTS NORTH on Shore Drive El BEOROOM RANCH - Centrelly SCHOOL BUl O"*fVITJ'- He i pay, odaptoble hours, pleasant working 1, 1115. Walnul cablnet.-Sl high x 10x51, Odin Rod Bonk oreo ALLAIRE-FARROW perlenc* necessary. Storting lolory U pe conditions. Will troln. M4-4I12. FLOOR WAXERS ISO. Tapestry, Mx3>. 115 717 Ml. eeutitul ooylrent view with prlvalo- hour. Apply In person 10 Mr. Mlchoel Cm MCti. One ond two bedroom ooortmentt Coll otter Sp.m. 741-im mley. Transportation Co-ordlnotor. Hoil PART-TIME JANITORIAL HELP — Mini >Kt5 - Two pair, length 170. long boots. loturine well te well corpetinu. rolef EO BANK M« veiiroid duplex. TWO 1*4 Br*odTl",'Ro. Bank Townlltlp Boon) el Education. IJ itthon be mature and dependable. Will train - 340. Situations Wanted 'Vi. BF Goodrich snow llres. I7lxlj. eordinafed G I appliances end air ceo lodrooml. living room, kitchen, dinette, Five nlohts per week. It per hour ta stort. LUMBER'! HELPER - Good pay. Ex Very reasonable. 7471)31 ItTonlng. One bedroom from I too, two 741-3450 Rdir HQtlfi, N'Jp perlenced only Must have car. Ftmole \ oaroams from UK, Cell Ml toft VT baths, full cellar, woihlng machine Coll Anytime " S42-I42L Coll SM-iSW and «ry*r, air condlllonlna, R*nl IIM plus WIRERS ANO SOL ERfRl-f MATURI WOMAN - Cheerful onoNe- utilities. 741-4417 or >4I-4IH. CUSTODIAN - Temporary position, K to ART-TIME AND FULL-TIME - Ta lined, Canadian born, seeks responsible UMSON - One bedroom oporlmeni. lur RUMSON INSLOWTE.L 30 hours per week. Must have station ork In local dell. Pleasant working Ished. Hoot, water Moture or couple AU KEANSOURO - Two bedroom position coring tor elderly, convalescent ill« a month plus security ond utll- wagon or von. Hours flexible. Coll 142 Itlons. Coll 741 «714 after 1p.m. or momerlets home Reference! and drlv- JSESECD ONE W!EEK - Sandwich tain Ml leoee, security No pelt. Ml 1711 »r I nOtVExt. 23 er.'s license. Reply Box HM3. The Dally ytarle (Tost MOO wilWill seselll tor I3W. .oil 7I734II. Oreol 'HIENCEO JINOL* NEEDLE 0 RESUMES PROFESSIONALLY tAUTIFUL ONE BEDROOM APART XPERIENCEO TYPEWRITER RE Regiuer. Rod lank. Coll 741*114 otter 1p.m. lANleURO — Two-bedroom house UATOP.S - On cools U hour week 7: PREPARED «ENT - Avallaole In small lelett secur 'AIRMAN M/W — Needed lor part-time 1* mil nnriton aoartment. Idoal tor youn enl. Mint condition. With or without Of a.m. I; ) p.m. Union ihop. Apply Wo on to buy. Immediate occuponcy. I3S0 work. Must hove own tools and extensive NEW ULTRA CHOICE FIREWOOD morrleds or senior cltliens in sote sur 2u^ Slrwt Fosnloro, 17 Won SCRodBonk" knowledge ol IBM Selectrlc I and II. Cal per month. EDWIN S. STARK, Realloi d^Pfjrsonnel MODERN LAUNDERETTES fM-577iorell-5114 oundlnot. Superintendent on premises Vint omeroom. We Kay* III* key, call »t WELLING ANO INELLINO - World George of 747 SIM 57 Bread High on a hill overlooking ocean on Hw »rlced right ot 14*,*U>. Going up In busy shopping center KINDLING WOOD — 31. One block before Highlands bridge KEANSBURO — Three-bedroom home. RAY GREAT OPPORTUNITY- For ex lew York bus el door. Harbor view, till Krlenced salesperson te work full lime In In Hollef and Toms River. Inter. Complete RESUME Service eiledportles mease contoct Coin- $1 a bag Coll Wl J»S3. REAL ESTATI SALES - Ikons** pr ocol unlor ehop. Mult be bright, energet- l«rrtd. Aggrttilvi growing aftlc* r Prepare, Revise. Advise or Print Way C«ilam«nt Co., S4r?070 For those chilly mflrnlngs. LONO BRANCH - 1 and I oedroom to quires a Mrae stall dut to eiponslon pr " •».»»»!•.••.«_t«"— «»n»o F»»| Service, rr— Open Saturdays until 5 p.m. VAN HORN Work performed gram. Only Interested In salespeople, de- •M. Rentals to Snort AGENCY - REACTORS llroul ot earnlna over MfcOWper ytar ENTAL ASSISTANT -Red Bankareo reviewedred.. revised and written RED BANK LUMBER OtllcJfflCtlo leoos! , mtmlvf advertising notion Kperlenced preferred but wilIIlI .conside. r .thousand* of resumes oveaver thae yeorsMori. •ONIIBLC PBROON Oponrdtyi. Coll 14 hours a doy. 8 Pone 4*3-1174 lor convenient location 'Woll Street Red Bonk 74U50O RESP •I rtwirol Mrvlct. MimMr of two ML others with potential. Business skills nee IN. Situations Wanted To shore house FAIR747-410 HAVE0 N train! All replies held In >tr euary. Reply Box H ta. The Dally Regis Control ond North Monmouth County PIANOS-ORGANS GREENGROVE _ 7111544 . .md resume to in 0 Middle ond South Monmouth County Mole Loll of Christmas trade-Ins from 115 OM River Rd. Tin Dally Roglittr, Rtd Bank. TREES OR LIMBS FALLEN - From Warehouse for Conn - Klmball - Yomaha R06M MATE TO SHAKE - SUPERINTENDENT - We an looking CAREER MARKETING Chlckerlna, Unlimited rentals from 17.50 GARDENS oom house. Available now storm? Will cut and slack tor you. Col ** Greengrove Ave. Keyporl, N J Coll 147 1317 Thro bedrooms, living r for a person with experience In repairs P.O. Boi 233, Oakhurst, N.J. O775S 74r.f7ii oftor 3 p.m. Prot ostlmotes. monthly, over ISO units ot warehouse RIAL IITATR IALEJ - Ctmmtrclo ond services to apartments and with a ploce, dining room an.d BothI . Industrial, and land only. Lacal eitp Bedroom PAIR HAVEN - Young proleselonal teep lot. Convenienlent locolllocationi good record. For appointment call 4fl PAINTING OONE Freehold Music Center woman hot home la irtjr* with matur* llshed llrm opening ntw office lor th SECRETARY - EXECUTIVE College men with excellent references. 2-Bedroom $231 purpoM. Mult hove license and m f llThrockmorlonSI. 4M-4730 Irl or woman. 1110. MI-IWI. .areer minded person tor top spot I Reasonable rain and pleasing result!. In. includes heat, hat water, eir condllloMr ALLAIRE-FARROW perlente. Send rnumi to Box nil. Tht EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC — larae compony. Ability lo worklndeptfl tXrliy Reoliler. Red Bonk. With tools. Full time. Paid vacation < dently and lake charge. Excellent secre FIREWOOD 1 block eost RI. 3t ond MMdle Rd. Realtor holidays. Salary to equol ability. F.J. I orlol skills o must. Good bonafltl ond so YOU CAN 00 ITI - It you want to tarn Sons, Inc. 244 0040. Morth Marine ilshed Rooms 1*4 Bread St.. RetTBenk •30 In tw wo nouno n and Mvt tun at m« cry wpindlrTp on ixptrlenct. ICE FLAKING MACHINE - Ported con Phont 264-1846 • wonts yi BAKERY DRIVER - And boMry pocket dltlon. Makes 1000 lbs. per day. iBKCLUSIVi -llu** land over. Middlesex Baking Co., 17 Industrial Dr A-1 EMPLOYMENT Mgr.Apt. 72 Laurence Harbor. SH-S4M. 0M1N. MEN - DISTBtlUTE CAT 330 Brood SI 7412111 ReUJonk dnTTHE HILL-HIOHLANOS - One bed TRUCK DRIVER SHOW BEAMS oom garden apartment, lotol electric, Permanent position, OiCl delivery. Coll to Ert|Oy the WO ondltronlng, wior jlMjoi.• W 1.444^. oppolntnunf. 2t4-07ee. Collector - Part-Time beoutiful beamed ceiling Posy to itvston OURROOM AFARTMINT - Heal and Noed odlusters to Inspect RE, contact Soli priced ol I . II n. 10. Mia; II ot water luppliN. Suitable adults. N RIVER! WANTEO tECRETARY - For tarao norro/oTII or Croat accounts. No selling, or Hard Cart 410. Opportunities 111(0. 14, |l] u In stock oonliatlon. Heavy public and employe* pen. Cell ofter I p.m. 7*1 3041. It Broi.. Corp., If ollecllng. Mr. Orwln, 1*0 Boa 1S1M, NURSINO HOME OR BOARDINO HOME contoct. CoMHoroWt rotearch ond sur kMloi, Texas 7S13S RED BANK LUMBER vev work. Excellent typing and sten Would like to take over with Intent to buy RED BANK ROOMS WITH BOARD &tW2&Mx lURNflTSERVICE MANAGER - W or rent. 441-frMI. 'Wall Street Red Bor* '41 SM XURY HI RISE 1 skills reouired. Send resume to Box A 22» Open Saturdays until 5pm "A NEW IOEA' a knowledge of bookkeeping. Send return The Daily Register, Red Bank. An eaua CVTO TECHNOLOGIST — Full lime Wvervlew Towers to P.O. BoV JI7, Seo Bright, N.J. opportunity employer. days. Must be registered or eligible. Ex- LIVING ROOM - Three piece Early n t-yersld* Ave.. Red Bonk . WALKERjTWALKER perlence reouired. Hospital background ._ ooklRTlhe Naveslnk River. SpaWou Year round living for Oolden Agers. NIC! American Mellon. ISO. rooms, ocean view, three home cooked flJ8'"• _.. — Temporary >reterred. Apply Personnel Dept.. week 430. Money lo Loon/Invest Coll otter 4. 741 tllS. -7 bedroom apartments. Control air con HwylS WS view Nursing Home lavs • la I Jersey Shore Medlcol Center. •Honing. 74 hour doorman. Indoor par meolt dolly. 34 hour love ond attention. ADMITTING CLERK - For 3:30 p.m. t You're not "|ult a nome" here. In Asbury 1910440 midnight shift. Including weekends. Liber :orllet Ave.. Neptune, or telephone 775- INVESTORS WANTED TO BUY OLD BABY CRADLE - White. E.cellent Con la »w(m pool, marina. TV security, te ol fringe benefits. Apply Personnel De SSOO, Ext, 101. An equal opportunity em- HOUSii FOR RESALE - Also la romo^ dlllon'. Asking IIS. races Mr. Prlem (Ml) 741 1731. PART-TIME - Good Income. Trolnln ployer. provided. No gimmicks. No Inytslmen portmtnt, weekdays f a.m. to 2 p.m., Jer delToreclesod houses for resale. Write to sey Shore Medical Center, Corlles Ave STUDIO AP-ARTMINT - Woll-lowp Call J2t-34»7 or IN 1116 oltfr 5 p.m. BEAUTICIAN - Hair cutter lor top hair 1 1 carpeting. Ocean view. All utilities. N CALL 775-5006 mo**« after 6pm Neplune. An equal opportunity employer. pSCW'lTm:" *''"^*'" '''' culling shop In Matawon. Training pro- pets. One person One month's rent, on • AYIHOM ARIA - Furnllhdf rooms 'DISHWASHER. WAITRESSESESM// W from available tor Interested person. Colt 340. Rental Service* month's security. 1141 a month S4l*M7 or CASHIER. REFERENCES V3-4747. , H1137S AVON Martinis Diner. Hwy 3o. Keonsl POWf R CHAIC NS SSA W RENTALSE TO SELL OR BUY AVON: Coll Mr OFFICE CLEANING - In Btllord. Port- P hourh , dda yy or weekk. WEST END - ]'to I kitchenette, air conditioning, terroc Ward, 741414], U23377 or 774-1120. Ime eveningsings. 1 llo 3 hours. Mon or wom- Coii »ii i»4 Rooms by week or month. shifts. Good benefits. Apply Ivy House an. Coll 157 4*04*044. pool, bus, beach 7111135. 710. Aportmenli/ Nursing Monte. 91 Kings. Hwy. tnlddli amwer call 7411144. CtRTTPtBD RBSPlRATORt GARAGE APARTMENT - I] IS p. Town Houses DUTJKIN'DONUTS~ TECHNICIAN <> I 11» W»«t 13. fotontown. N.J 07724. CLERK-TYFIST - Wt or» occepUng I Hwy 35, Mlddlttotfm, or call 671 s»00 ances Included Pool, orlyll* tOKh. Mode ot plywood, multicolored th Coll 717 Un lly needed. Coll 747 w»7 or 147 3111 plications for clerki with aood lypln REO BANK - Four roorm Heol»d FL OFFICE SUITE FOR RENT - Profles* - rnarino 5*7poy rontr Vhrtjur i**r» tkitli. tockfround In coilectlont and I OBRMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - slonol building. Choice lecotlon. ~ O.I trailer loom. M *wn y*w *«n h«l*l 310. Htlp want** TELLER III. Oulet, convenient. Adults. Securll motely *00 sq ft Coll 747 l7» ot 1340 Ocean Av*. 11-Joolly. •swronct htlpful. Mutt b* txptrltnctd weeks. AKC registered Large boned ease. After 7 p m. in nn Mai* or Fcmalt th« cltrlcaffltld. Apply Per,oi.rt*l D Ctt o itofi In this intertsting career. Ex- block/ton. Mrs Sorlanek, »» II?) after partmtfif. weekday* V to ? Jenev Shoi ptflcnctd Or btfllnncr will be contia>rt>d. p.m. HIGHLANDS - Boy Avr I ond ! b< STORE - 14* Main SI, Port Monmouth Medlcol Center, Corllt. Ave., Neplun Cosh handling txptrltnct htlpiul. Ex- room apartments available No pet An eqvol opportunity employer. celltnt btntflts ana so lory. Couple preferred. 1140 month plus or 222-7444 or 747-0535 ANTIOUI CINTIR WELSH PONY RECEIVING-STOCK CLERK ROUTCMAN M/W -For long establish* month's security ond references 3*1 300 BANK - One room otflt. ail srt'llf Trlltes to Treasures tupplled Air condllloned. Ill pei laundry ond dCMr%lfQnlng route. EorninaEori t 1301 Allolre Ave., J3I0W4 7i7ino THREE rtOOU APARTMENT - IIS oppro/(mote(7vO,6» yearly. Pdfd 1vot Suitable for bachelor or couple. 2*1 IS7 (IW,I. 7471700 IiporloKed in paint and hardware pro STweeks. BERNA~R~, Lovely bmarkings PUPPY, -ti nMole, elgiT tioni, holiday!. Slue Croii ond ADAMJ REPROOUCTIONJ - CHI X Call I Sp.m _^__ Mfl'IWPrUl OpilCE - rW ferred. Only poihei intereited in fuK Mm*, Shield. Apply Star Cltantri & Launtferer Soles and Furniture RefInlshlna HAPPY NEW YEAR nrwlnewly renovotedrenovated, near Rlvervlew Contact 0. year round employment wM be com* Myrtle Ave.. Long Bronch. Relocated HI-MW ADORABLE PURE PERSIAN KITTEN KEANSBURG — Two bedroom opo lot, 435 sq ft Coll - Lovable, very bright. All colors. House ment, furnished or unfurnished. 14 Hi RI 5. Sluor eied. Col (or appoinMienl, 741 53}J Watch for our od January 7 TYPSTWRITERS, AOOING machines. All broken. 3M iKt cock St , Apl, JIA. KEYPORT - I mitores, heart of busl in.«. 310. Htlp Wonttd mones ntw or used. Ovaranleed lew as ness district 1 Front St., Ioi30, 1300. H'IGHL*AN'DS — fhree'room'oporlmen Mat* or Ftmale IM. terplctpituo is,, iv10i1 Monmouth1 St. Nt«l to GOOD HOME WANTED 3 Weil Front SI JO, 1150 144 III' d/r Personnel , 747 040S. For German short haired pointer, male furnished, year round. All utilities Inclu 7M. IncfjM f 157 Broad St., Red Bonk 1413501 Liver color «4<-4497 ed Coll ?vl Hit . SPACE" AVAILABl-t - m new inopplng OltKS. FIUS, tables, choirs, addlna mo centtr on Rt M, Midditlown ideal loco cNnn, typewriters, oflke eojlpment, etc. LAIRAOOR RETRIEVED PUPPIES REO BANK - Garden oporlmenls T lion lor drug ilore, gilt shoo, dellcotessen, ol Bargain prices. New or used. AAC hocololes ond blacks. AKC opprovi Bedrooms. 1700 o month. Five mlnul etc. Key lenonti include A 4 P. Poo Of- DISK OUTLET. 170? Rt. 31, Ookhurtt. FA hips normal Ml q It store. TWO-HORSE TRAILER Henri Adults preferred NO PETS. Lease a brakes. flMcellenl condition. It,CO lirm. glosiedfronl In (hopplngjerHer PURCHASING DEPT. one month s security required Coll Supt A majority of sales people in this area are wor- IBM TYPEWRITERS m I44J imondcnt. 741 3*7S, between 10 o.m and Coll 547.3000. AKC" R'EtJTiTE'RED - Oermon Sheoher pm ONLY. MATAWAN - Lorge"one room office In rying about the high interest rates, high price of Competent steno and Rental $16. ties. Only ISO. modern air congmoned building All utili- Rent wltti ootiofi to puy Coll 741 JUS EXCLUSIVELY YOURS ties included, Il40monmiy. typing homes, tight mortgage money and now gas ^ ANTIOUES Llv* III qulel elegance. Ironaullity, o VAN'S AOBNCY, Reollor Inlns) tones. 7; lining choirs, Hi c*ptio"noltv "beautiful, large boned oo) security. D*slgn*r furnished studio tl Strothmore Prolelllenal Bldq. skills will lead to Udlnlnf laalel. rr ainli Rlt 34, Matawon lei-iBII shortages. These people probably make $6000 a closets, nine slderworoV 7 game to- with good temperomentl, tl* 43*7. clertclet and 3Vi room Executive Suite greater cpreer growth bltl., 13 tlool k tobies, 11 desks, live Or- tow living In an Inviting contrmporo NEW SHREWSBURY'- 1700 iq fl ovnii motres, 10 elahl oir ond PUPS WANTfD -In Utter lots lor resal a>mp*phord. Bnley a short or long slo able In ditcounl deportmenl stare Choice annual. This is not the type of personnel we are In 74 at Whar clockskl. . li chandeliers. IIU11 I *s aets, must be cut* anil heallhy* . FuT No looses Maid and linen service ova anefmlMd, tejUMIPB iefer.onsen. location Call S41 3M0 AMERADA HESS looking for. If you have the perserverance and the INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES JOAN MARE - 7 years aid, Is hondi HARBOUR POINT Wt hove tivtral excellent op 10Riverside Ave.. Red Bank 741 7474 iKCellenl with children. Cngllth or Wes \m Ocean Ave Sea Bright, 7*0. Lots ond Acreof portunltiei now available In our 747 33U ability to work call Bill l,vnn, 671 -5151. DOERS tern. Goad disposition Must sell. Ill Rt Al r expanding, octlvt Purchasing Oe- 741IJ3J" -1 or 544 9JII partmtnt. Promotion from within epolred RED BANK — Unlufniihed Greenlree FOK 5 iUMIOH LOT - Beoytllully GRfiT OOANE PUPPIES-AKC Garden Aporlmtnti 7» Spring (I., Rtd en* ocr* lot on loyely lone N ^tTooT.SWp d Terms to ouyer Coll EtExtremell y llarae Bonk, Two bedroom aportmenlt avUotHe. tloni rtqulrT t individual! with ADDING MACHINES 7l7 4i»« cot I 74) »» 'Of cy point men t tome experience, good commu- ; New electric adding machines. Rent with ATLANTIC HIGHLAND! — 4^ rtem*. nication tklllt and competent option to buy. IU per month. 171 0J17 70S. Houses tor Sole iteno and typing oUMIty. Duties Champion bloodlines. Reasonable. Near but itop and school. Reftrencn re ,"hiwr.,;.ift will primarily include typing pur- SAVE HEATING FUEL Coll 611 0175 or 671 (Tin golfed. Utmttet included IJM17?, Chan ordert. muctlianeoua cor- Purn ook firewood 15 lull your trunk, 471 BCVfO'RD - Ont ftooVtom •p*V«mont, 14* OK B»tm. UNIVERSITY GRAPHICS, rttpondtnet, memo*, doing temt RUMSON ISIS. 171 1373. TO A GOOD HOME unfurni»hed. Air condliiontd MONMOUTH IIACH - Al reslorrHlot rweorchlng, monthly report I ond 717 JS70 •W17I1 lots of phone contact. CHRISTMAS TREES - Wreaths, roping. Thrtt btdroom Colonlol with flrtploct In IS HIRING blanket!, live potted frees Little Silver .THREE ROOM APARTMENT - fa- 4tvlna room Oorogi Full bMtm«n>. Im- *• """•"•JWPW Attractive storing Mlarlts Repair Canter, U Ayrel Lone ol Little Sll StS. Merchondlie Wanted ceilenl location. RoasanoM* rent. Adults mtdfoit pMltlllon. 1)7,100. plus comprentniiv* ver Railroad Station. 747 0573. NO pets. Available Jan. I. 771 5043 P.UMSON - ltd ocr* corner 1*1. RntfO IMMEDIATE OPENINGS benefit* pocHoge. ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED Id , ond Bueno Vino, I3I.0M . SLIPCOVERS Furniture. . rnlture,. pointingspolntlnc , cut glass, or RED BANK - Unfurnished three lorge RUMSON If you're seeking o corefr with brinies, clacks.locks, jporceloln, ruas, |e rooms. Near railroad station. Heat, hat KEYBOARD DEPARTMENT - Typist, 55 WPM mir> Kt two choirs In plastic, 110**1, in water, electric supplied, UN. Call 747 reoi ftdvoncemenl potential.. . CorIc, It NAM/YOUR p'pjice' •fond n«w thrH bfdreom horn*. Forms! 11*4 IIS* »S, complete with fobrlc Oeal INTERNATK dining room. ofn, full tXHttmtnt, Gorot>#> imum Training — earn while you learn. Night hours, 4 30 give ut a call. direct witvllthi monutocturer. Contract Sllpco RNATIONAL GALLERI vrrs. UlOlf. It Riverside Ave,, Rod Bank M.74, RED BANK - 3'1 room unfurnished Redwood deck Aluminum ildlna, Mov# ri|ht In. SH.fQO. lid en. p.m. to 1 a.m. (a limited number ol part-lime positions Anlto Zeldman, Personnel Otpf CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS -An 'apartment, completely remodeled Pri- )MTO*N - H acre, ADDING, MACHINES — NCR Live vate entrance. Heat ond hot water sup 636-3000, Ext. 2560 Keyboard. 7 column. ISO. 10 column, 1100. moke or condition or will trade HO, W7. JkMTl)WN»Hi>-l»>«HB . open too). or wide pout* 774-171* piled. One month security. One or two ell utlllllM. IU.»o> (We II be open Monday, Dec. 31) 7II-IH7. persons. HIS per month 741-4504 C0LT5 NICK - Hear reservoir. A'NTIOUO JEWELRY" — Top coin poid Plans and bvlldln| oermlt Included IH*H MAKE-UP DEPARTMENT - Artist mechanical make- SONY TAPE RECORDER - 3"i ond 7"iLES DiUX 1 DON PONI, m Rlvir Rd AMERADA HESS toot. Used once Cost 1175, will sacrifice Fair Haven, *4] 4J57 or 711 4337 WEST LONG BRANCH McCUE up. Concentration to details important. Might openings >lH Coll 717 ir>5 between til am _ JJpoclol otter to oualitled tenants Realtors CORPORATION COLOR TV - Console Good condition TOY TRAINIWANTED 3'Vroom modern terraced apartment. 30«ldoe»d. only, lull time, 4:30 lo 1 a.m. ^ I Hess flora Woodbrlrjae. N. J. 175 llrm. Any model or condition Will par cash Air, heojj hot woftr. go* KpollM. UN Realtor* EM*. *twiii An equal ooourtunHy employer m/ HEALTH CARE CENTER 1*70 HOLLY PARK — 13x40, two bed' t«.» feemry rer rooms, with la 10 shed, aluminum skirting, rnfermedielB hveffh Cor* cenlrat nlr condlllonlng. Illuoled In odd) WEST MAIN STREET, FARMINQDALE, NEW JERSEY * 24-hour Cars park. NopUl 711 S4>l e RN Suparvmon CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY SPACIOUS * Mextctid AppravBd Tto. Real Estate Wonted 100 Center Ot HOU1II OR LAND \ A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Bought for tosh For details, call ( 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 586-6422 THE KIRWAN CO. 71 Newman Springs Rd Red Bank, N.J • ••• 842-4350 TENNIS CLUB * SWIM CLUB M0. Commercial Rentals WI BUY HOUSES FOR 'OP DOLLAR General Contractors Plumbing and Heating Adding Machine}, • individually Controlled Heal 4 Air Condiii CARPENTRY - Remodeling, paneling VAI1NI-RI PIUWBINO ANO Mf.t.Nfi Twewrttm newts, doors, oddlllons Fireploces Odd Ntw mlalMllem aM reaalri All tyaes • InlefCom & Bullet To Mam Entrance Door i _..TINOI OF 0ETTEH HOMES - IK 00*. Reosonotl* roles plymOWQ »«»> H*»<«4 anytime Keonsoyro Mlodlelown Meliel Helmdel. • Terrace Every Apartment ATTRACTIVE THi IMOlKO AOINCV THUD. LlmoMiIno Strvlce f tori and o Glass Shower Enclosure • Vanity Airportserti . WWestslnaiWeddings . Anyy occasion., 7dnavf- e ALL Hardwood Floors • Large Closet* tevretedMd CCaaillaCedHlo ct I(limousineI e Pls PertonotliePerson dd •tod Roitrln servicice eon timelime, tooleaErion t Rumton Lim- m mmmm mrttwi. 11 J# • strwr • \" Shaped Living Room * Dining Area • SIX ROOM SUITE tvslne Service HIM IUIIIUI lSfiS* * * o Free On-Site Parking o Laundry Facilities Conirairy locafBd in Rod Bank, ap- Clocks and Pointing & Becorotln; • Wilk to Farmingdale Public School! proximately 900 to ft , htal, air Watch Repair Roofing, lldlng, conditioning, lanltorial terviCBi. J.A. SMITH A Insulation Mil MrvK*) oHvalor. ir»« parking Furnished Model Apts On Display W* mOOMdo New RMfl •droolln* Repair i Renting Office on rVtm/its • 110. Bicycles/Mlnl Blkti iers *. leoaVri RUJSp BANOtTMl't li condition. IPO. Call 938-4279 Call 747-1100 Call HI 44o» Wlween 4 and 7 p.m. ttntm Mor* Classified Eastern Mgmt Corp 1.1174 on Next Patl* lkt UM M y R««»»ler, Red BeUft^ , N.J. MtwUy, December Jl, 117$ Energy Shortage: Why Oil Exports? (OMtfaSeries) ported until the late 1940s. at the gas station, or walking grease and coke to foreign possibility is there to Increase By PETER ARNETT Now it struggles in the grip of through darkened, Christmas- countries. These Items' ac- AP Special Cwrespwdeit them." a major energy shortage be- time streets! counted for more than 4 mil- Aspin charges that ship- How times change. America cause oil imports from the Just why is the United lion of the total 7,514,754 bar- ments of gasoline to Brazil in exported more oil than it im- Middle East have been cut States still exporting an aver- rels of crude and petroleum October, after the start of the •». §*ohart AcctttorlM off. age of 242,0000 barrels of oil a products exported in October Arab oil embargo on Oct. 17, Yet oil still flows from day, some of It to the very this year. brought higher prices than in n *• SlMtfrlBM 741-MK DAYS America to the world. Not Arab states that have banned "Dirty" coke isn't burned in the United States. Fuel oils much, but enough to puzzle sales to America? America. Nor is the high-sul- also have gone to Britain and WetTlBt.,ltll0l( the consumer waiting in line. That's about 7.3 million bar- fur residual oil from Califor- the Netherlands in return for nils a month and 88 million nia which was exported. higher prices than were J?_t?!L??J!??! barrels a year: Equal to five But three items in short allowed in the United States lLOiT —' Big block doa. Newfoundland' •Jays' consumption for the en- Vicinity Shrewsbury Avf. No collor. Rt supply are being exported, at the time. IVERYTHIN^FO* TMI SOATMAN Ixord lit »i7 tire nation, which has been us- and in increasing amounts. With 47 other sponsors, As- 'LOST - 10 wee* old Shepherd pupey. ft ing 17 million barrels daily. BOATMAN'S SHOP nwlo. block withbrown marking! Sid rod These are gasoline; distillate pin has introduced a bill that collor. vicinity Owry Tree Farm Rd. ond oils used in heating and diesel Mllbroe*. UY-mt. The American Petroleum would prohibit exports e/Juel LOST - Female doa, vicinity Rod Bonk Institute, an industry organi- fuels, and residual oils to pow- oil, gasoline, residual oil and SALE STARTS WED. 10 A.M. 2 Airport. Brown foot, block and gray body, R STORAGE tan cojlor. Answers to ••Patches." Re- zation, says the exports are er industrial machinery and propane, except for reprocess- wort~\.~M vni. insignificant Most could not "power generators. The oil in- ing purposes. fTOH WHALER - Glostron. 9 LOST — Fovr-monm-old Hvfklo _ d. be economically used in do- dustry says the total quan- Gray, block and white Vicinity of irldge Broken Blamed Seocroff. Winger, Johnson, I Avo., Rod Bank. Reward. Call or ', Volvo, loot Hollers. any tlmt mestic markets, the institute tities of these products export- The major oil companies after 5 p.m., 741 M4I. said in denying allegations ed in the first 10 months of I will be doled on Monday ond have denied exporting fuel , months of December ond Jo fit. Special Notice* that the exports aggravated this year would meet United products other than to their HALL TO HIRE — For oil occasions: America's supply problem. States demand for only three traditional markets of Mexico parlies, meetings, showers, etc. Union days in residual oil, for It Beach. Reatonable. H.G. Flrt Co. Coll Industry critics say the ex-" and Canada for reprocessing. PREJANUARY I hours In distillate oil, and for MunlclpalMorTne HaHn ntzm, ports exist because prices are Independent refiners or bro- mi Highland! WI-UM A SEU" STUDY GROUP - Investigating only four hours in gasoline. The Gurdtjeff System Is now formingming. higher abroad. kers have been accused by in- N(* AND USED SAILBOATS Twn Exports Rose 7' truu U'00 display One major critic, Rep. Les dustry leaders of making MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER EQUATION - 1U1» (PTTtquols 0.JH7 oVl most of the shipments. W«tW. Monmouth Saoch fflMI Aspin, D-Wis., said, "It's ter- The department of Com- » Cram Place. ribly important from the point merce said exports of gasoline But the major oil companies r i Silver. New jersey'07701. Submitted f i l h If M0. RtcrMtlonai VtMclts lor publication In The Dally Register, Red of view of morale that if -untitill NovembeNb r rose 68 pep r do admit to supplying the CLEARANCE i BanVTN.J., on M December 1?75. you're aking people to volun- cent over last year, to LI mil- Middle East with lubricants, tarily turn off Christmas tree lion barrels. Distillate exports indicating that the Arab em- WO. inttructlow lights and things like that,. . bargo against the United States TUTOR - All grodet of moth, by coTiege went up 180 per cent, to 2.2 senior. Math ma|or. you've got to make sure ev- million barrels. has had little impact on the Call »71 4541 erybody Is doing their part, amounts of petroleum prod- NOT ' TEACHRR - I years ••ptrtanc*. will lu- Aspin charges that while ex- tor at home over holid including the exporters." ports may still "not be all that ucts going the other way. Government statistics say much," his point is valid The oil companies say most the exporters are shipping "since no matter bow small of the lubricants are for their mainly lubricating oils. the number of exports, the ' own refinery and production equipment in the Middle **¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Eaast. Mobil Oil Corp. has ac- knowledged exporting "pack- i aged lubes in very small amounts to Egypt, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Al- geria." LIKE TO SAVE Exxon Corp. said it is ex- porting "a few specialty prod- ucts," such as solvents, lubr- icating oil, grease and waxes "throughout the free world." Atlantic Richfield Co. says It has a "small Jordanian ac- MONEY?, count" for the sale of "fin- ished auto lubricating oil". Despite the shortages at home, the United States is sending oil from domestie • supplies to its allies in South Vietnam, Cambodia and Thai- LIKE TO KEEP land. Officials said the Arab oil embargo has reduced the amounts the United States can deliver to Southeast Asia but emphasized that the po- licy of providing fuel remains ENTIRE STOCK OF WARM? unchanged. so far this year America has supplied more than 20 mil- lion barrels to the three FALL AND HOLIDAY... Southeast countries, with South Vietnam and Cambodia NO GREEN TAGS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE • getting 23,500 barrels of oil CASHIER DEDUCTS YOUR SAVINGS WHEN YOU • TAKE THE BUS! daily from the U.S. Pacific Ocean reserve stocks. CHECK OUT • LEPAL NOTICE ~ SAVINGS OF 90% REG. RETAIL : BUS: 85 Passenger miles per gallon OVER 10,000 ITEMS TO CHOOSE 2

reading on Dec. 17, ship Committee of the Township ol Holmdel and an Dec. M, 197] was final- ly adopted and approved. David Cohen MEN'S-MISSES-JR'S-TEENS I Township of Hoimdei '. WOdlnglon Clerk GREAT SELECTION OF • DM. II S4.7J NOTICI TO MILITARY ' SIIVICC VOTERS t »NO TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS WINTERWEAR FOR THE • tf you are In the military service or the spouse or dependent of a person In milltory service or are a patient in a There are U.S. Government vaterom1 hospital or a civilian attoched to or serving with the Armed Forces of TRAIN: 38 Passenger the United Stalls without the State of ENTIRE FAMILY : New Jersey, or the spouse or dependent figures from the of and accompanying or residing with a miles per gallon civilian attached to or serving with the Armed Forces of the United States, and National Science Foundation desire to vote, or If you are o relative or friend of any such person who, you believe, will desire to vote In the annual school election to be held on February Oak Ridge National Laboratory I), 1*74. kindly write to the undersigned at once making application for o mili- SPORTSWEAR and SETS! tary service ballot to be voted In said •' flection to be forwarded to you, stating your name, age. serial number If you ore In military service, home oddress OVER 200 ALL NEW ond the oddress ot which you ore sto- ALL SALES OVERARE FINA 200 ALLL - NNEWO EXCHANGEOVERS 300 ALL NEW • Moned or can be found, or If you desire MEN'S-YOUTHS' the military service ballot for a relative AUTO: 40 Passenger or friend, then moke on application un- JUNIORS' MEN'S der oath for a military service ballot to BETTER be forwarded to him, stating In your ap- FAMOUS MAKER BETTER miles per gallon plication that he Is at least eighteen ARNELJERSEY years of oge and stating his name, se- BLUE DENIM SUPER LOOK rial number If he Is In military service, DYNAMITE home address and the oddress ot which he It stationed or con be found. PRINTED Forms ot application can be obtained from the undersigned. Dated Dec. 71. \m We run over 30 dally ANTHONY ROCCO Secretary, Board of schedules to New York Education of Eatontown NECKj Grant Avf., Eatontown, N.J. 07714 from Keyport, Red Dec. » «n.M FORM OP RESOLUTION REOUEST Bank, Long Branch, INS CHANCr IN PRIORITIES OF STATE AND LOCAL FISCAL ASSIS Asbury Park, Spring TANCE ACT OF Iff? ENTITLEMENT TAPERED PIRIOD ALIOTMENTIS) BUOG TIES • TED AND RESERVED Lake, Point Pleasant WHEREAS, Ihe Rules and Regu- SIZE S-M-L lations adopted by Ihe U.S. Department of Treasury regarding the Slate and Lo- and lots of other cal Fiscal Assistance Act ol 197} allows for changes In the priorities of the planned use of entitlement period of al- place*. lotments ond WHEREAS, the Local Finance Board has promulgated that such changes made after entitlement period allot- ments hove been budgeted, must be ad- vertised ond approved ay the Director, NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT RE- SOLVED thai In accordance with the above provisions, the Borough ol New Shrewsbury hereby requests the Direc- tor ol the Division ot Local Government Services to make Ihe following correc- GROUP tion* In the "Reserve for State and Lo- cal Fiscal Assistance Act of 1971" by en- NAT. ADV. TO $1100 NAT. ADV. TO $12.00 NAT. ADV. TO $§.00 ASBURY PARK-N.Y. titlement aerial and priorities: From Capital improvements. Entitle- ment Period: July I, lt;i to December lLlWi-fwWSf.il Pollc# Equipment OVER 100 TO CHOOSE JUST REDUCED perollng-'Molnlen X - Entitlement Period July I, JUNIORS FAMOUS MAKER O'UR II. i»71. Public Safety NOW I TRANSIT BE IT FURTH WAIST AND WRAP «a. the foregoing thonge In Ihe entitlement period allotment priority Is In the opin- ion of the Governing Body warranted, and Is necessary tor the most advan- OUTERWEAR P^E tageous ulllliotlon of such tunas lor the $1 Aoo • reasons herein set forth: Phones N.Y.C. 2676035 The necessity to purchase additional H Eatontown 542-1855 Items of a crucial nature has arisen and , it Is prudent to provide lor Ihe purchase of these Items with the use of revenue Keyport 264-2222 Long Branch 222-2554 sharing fund* OS operating maintenance TW 2-1313 expenditures. Since the cost of equip- ment previously budgeted for under rev- JACKETS enue sharing funds was much less then • NAT. ADV. UP TO $65.00 IF PERFECT Rid Bank 741-0285 229-9894 anticipated, therefore by correcting our Spring Lake 449-6157 budget we can more readily ullllie the

Asbury 774-2727 Middlelown 671-2100 Lawrence Harbor BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY . . v this resolution, In tccordance with the* provisions at the Division ol Local Gov- OR CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE WITH 566-3304 ernment Services, be published In the MM Of T*er t BANKAMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE