Proposals Hotly Protested

SEE STORY, PAGE 3 The Weather Sunny and mild today, tonight THEMIII ••. FIN4L and tomorrow." Ked Bank, Freehold f l Branch EDITION 2tf onmouth County's Outstanding Home Newspaper VOL. 95 NO. 138 RED BANK, N.J. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17,1973 I TEN CENTS uuuiuiiiawimimiiiimtHiimimminuiiimimiiinmimuHimiiiiiHiniiiiiiimiiuim Middletown Voters Back School Issue, 4,739-3,802 ByBOBBRAMLEV "There were no side issues think the public meeting was thought it would be de- from here. I can't speak for — just the need for space. We the turning point." feated!" the whole group. But ESP will MIDDLETOWN - "We 'never cluttered up the ques- — James E. Goell, another — James W. Davidheiser, continue to be of assistance to won!" tion with side issues. Even board member: "The people board secretary: "Those edi- the students of Middletown." Shouting and exuberant ap- money was not really an is- in the township put forth a torials helped." — Mayor Thomas J. Lynch: plause broke out in the school sue. fantastic effort. The ESP — Dr. Bernhard W. Schnei- "I think it was good. It was administration building last "It's a great thing," the (committee for Establishment der: "Thank the editor for all needed. We can't short- night at 9:35 o'clock. board president declared. of School Priorities), for in- those editorials. He helped us change the kids. Whatever the That was the minute the — Richard R. Anderson, a stance, worked very hard. make it." adults' problems, we can't let school referendum returns board member: "The news- And there was the work of all — Lawrence Korn, ESP the kids suffer for them." from districts 7. 17 and 27 — papers helped us a lot. I think those people on the telephone. president: "It's the first step -- Warren De Brown, a East Keansburg — were post- we're real happy for the chil- Then editorial support helped in the latest efforts to im- board member: "It took five ed on the tally board. The dren. There was a real town- greatly." prove education in Middle- years, but we made it." school bond issue was de- shipwide organization and a — Board member Earl town. ESP will meet as a — Andrew J. ("Butch") feated in those districts, 327 real telephone campaign. I Moody: "So help me, I group to decide where we go See Voters, Page 2 votes to 221, but the East Keansburg result, combined with returns from other dis- tricts, put the victory for the |10 million school construction KegliUr Stall pmia by Slen Croll proposal beyond doubt. SMILES OF TRIUMPH — Gratification at victory in yesterday's vote on The final vote tally showed Sen. Case Enters Ranks Middletown's $10 million school construction bond issue referendum is shown last night by Lawrence Korn; left, president of committee for Es- 8,541 ballots cast in the town- tablishment of School Priorities (ESP); Richard F. Jones, Board of Edu- ship, with 4,739 voters favor- , cation president, and Warren C. De Brown, board member. Bond issue ing the proposal and 3,802 op- was approved by voters 4,739 votes to 3,802. posed. It was, said Richard F. Jones, Board of Education Of Jersey Oil Port Foes president, the largest turnout By SHERRY FIGDORE Sen. Case's telegram, read fer with "certain advisers" to of voters on a school referen- into the record last night at President Nixon, and urged dum that he can remember — MIDDLETOWN - A tele- the Corps hearing in the Mid- county residents to bombard Involvement Is Seen more than one-third of the gram declaring Sen. Clifford dletown Township High the President with letters pro- registered electorate. P. Case's strong opposition to School, said his concern with testing the port facility. Board members, adminis- a proposed deepwater oil ter- marine damage was now rein- Pmtdtr Perils trators and citizens who minal opened last night's sec- forced by concern for the 'State Sen. Joseph Azzolina, Key to Vote Victory worked for the bond issue cel- ond hearing here on the port probable effects of the R-Mon., demanded to know If ebrated the victory with and set the tone for the 4% deepwater port on nearby on- Col. Carroll D. Strider, dis- champagne, coffee and hours of testimony that fol- shore developments. trict engineer for the ACE's MIDDLETOWN - In- tricts 1, 22 and 31, voters re- the 1970 proposal 453-52; they cookies. Urges AbudMlig Plus volvement was seen the key defeated yesterday's proposal lowed. Philadelphia district office, jected the 1970 proposal 504- People Involved "I do not believe that a to a campaign which won vot- 377; they approved last 285 votes to 148. Voters in dis- The Republican senator had had considered the dangers Comments were enthusias- been criticized by many envi- deepwater port should be built inherent to oil storage near or er approval of a $10 million night's proposal 719 votes to tricts 11 and 14, voting In the Off New Jersey against the high school, put down the 1970 tic from board members and ronmentalists and port oppo- on the Earle Ammunition De- school construction bond issue 384. In Uncroft districts 5, 19 township officials. wishes of residents," the sena- for the Board of Education .and 25, where the 1970 bid proposal 470-107; yesterday's nents for failing to take a pot. Mr. Jones explained the vic- tor said. "1 strongly urge the last njght after two con- went down 39f>282, the current proposal was defeated there stand on>the issue. Last "You can't put oil in Colts tory: "We're very pleased. It Thursday, Gov. William T. Army Corps of Engineers to Neck because of the ammuni- secutive previous'defeats. ' ' proposal was approved 668 by only 336 votes tb'3i7. abandon plaiis for any votes to 387, Andv in River Simitar in Naveslnk was because of the in- . ..Cahill, who had also come un- tion stored there," he said, Board members arid school volvement of people; an awful der fire for failing to state an deepwater port off the New adding that "I don't see haw Plaza districts 10, 12 and 20, Results were similar in Na- Jersey coast." administrators agreed partici- where voters in 1970 defeated lot of people were working on opinion, declared that port private Interests can put any- vesink. where voters downed it. We've never had that kind pation by township organiza- the proposal 440-354, they ap- the 1970 issue 229-76 and de- sites recommended by the Richard E. Goodenough, di- thing on Navy property." tions like the committee for proved yesterday's proposal of involvement before. And Army Corps of Engineers' rector of the Division of Ma- . The crowd of about 250 was feated yesterday's proposal the newspapers were tre- Establishing School Priorities 768 votes to 410. by only 172 votes to 151; and study were "unacceptable to rine Services In the state De- half that of the first hearing (ESP), by politician and by mendous. CliffordP. Case New Jersey." held in Middletown on Dec. 21, Even in districts which nor- in Port Monmouth, where vot- partment of Environmental interested .citizens working in- ers in 1970 defeated the issue Protection, quoted Gov. Can- and the major concern had , dividually was responsible for mally defeat school proposals switched from the dangers overwhelmingly, yesterday's 366-43 and downed yesterday's ill's opposition to the port, the 937-vote victory. proposal 220 votes to 119. which the Corps claims Is nec- posed to the state's ocean- margins of defeat were much front resorts by oil spills to reduced. In the Bayview sec- Voters in district 30, voting essary to meet steadily in- In five areas the 1970 result creasing demands for Mid- the overwhelming changes was turned completely around tion, where voters swamped in Thompson Junior High Board Starts Move predicted for land areas adja- the 1970 proposal 585-72, yes- School, supported the 1970 Eastern and African oil im- yesterday. Voters in Fairview ports. cent to such a port. districts 8, 18 and 28, who re- terday's defeat was only 336 construction proposal 284-147; to 218. In Belford, where the yesterday they voted 452 votes "Environmental and social Douglas Powell, Middlesex jected the 1970 building bond costs of the proposed port con- County planning director, issue 437-248, approved yes- 1970 was 276-16 against, the to 124 in favor of the current proposal was defeated yes- proposal. cept would greatly outweigh warned the port would have terday's proposal 456 votes to To Get Scenic Plot the benefits," Mr. an "astronomical impact on terday by only 168 votes to 62. Absentee ballots, 39 in favor 360. In Harmony districts 15, In East Keansburg, where FREEHOLD - The county John Westlake, Snyder- recommendation for approval Goodenough reiterated. the future economic and so- 16 and 26, where the 1970 pro- and 6 against, brought the vic- voters defeated the 1970 issue tory tally of 4,739 votes to Board of Freeholders yes- Westerlind vice president, has by the Zoning Board of Ad- The offshore unloading fa- cial development of Middlesex posal was rejected 479-101, 382-45, yesterday defeat was terday took its first official said the lands will cost "far in justment there. cility, recommended for a County." yesterday's proposal was ap- 3,802. with a total of 8.541 1 only 327 votes to 221. votes cast among some 24,000 step toward acquisition of a excess of $2.5 million. ' The company began ex- point 23 miles off Long The present 338,000 barrel- proved 401 votes to 2R7. county park on Mount Mit- Branch, or, as less favored Leonardo voters defeated registered voters. The site acquisition, which cavating its Highlands site per-day capacity of the Ar- In Middletown Village dis- chell in Highlands and Atlan- Mr. Irwin said will be done Dec. 18 after receiving local positions, off Cape May or Big thur Kill refineries is ex- tic Highlands. with or without aid, would approvals and permits. Stone Beach, Del., would al- pected to double by 1980 and The board authorized Coun- block the developer's plans Some Aid low unloading of 500,000-ton quadruple by the year 2.000. ty Counsel John M. Pillsbury for two 160-unit high-rise The county has already re- supertankers, too deep- The expansion, Mr. Powell to institute legal action to ob- apartments, one in Highlands ceived $273,424 in aid to pur- drafted to navigate existing warned, would increase refi- Cease-Fire Reported harbors. tain "by purchase or con- and one in Atlantic Highlands. chase four acres of the Sny- nery areas not only in Middle- demnation" the 10.9-acre Sny- der-Westcrlind tract — sex, but "all along the line" of When the announcement Assemblyman Joseph E. der-Westerlind tract off Scen- $127,832 in state Green Acres Robertson, R-Mon., predicted the transporting pipeline. ic Drive, overlooking Sandy came Friday, public reaction funds and $145,592 in federal Termed 'Foolhardy' in Atlantic Highlands was last night that the Assembly To Be Close at Hand Hook Bay and the Atlantic Open Spaces funds. would "pass overwhelmingly Attempting to locate such a generally favorable and pub- Ocean. Mr. Irwin said the county on Monday" A-2OO3, a bill de- facility without adequate re- SAIGON (AP) - Gen. Alex- discussed what steps they through continuing economic lic reaction in Highlands was, ander M. Haig Jr., President Freehold Director Joseph C. hopes for additional assis- signed to "specifically prohi- gional planning is "foolhardy would take to protect the ter- and military assistance. generally unfavorable. and dangerous," the planner Nixon's special emissary, ritory and people the Saigon Irwin Friday revealed the tance from those sources and bit deepwater port construc- This Washington report said freeholders' plans, saying, An application to build one is looking into the possibility tion." said. today awaited President government now controls there also is expectation that Nguyen Van Thieu's reply on once a cease-fire goes into ef- "We want to preserve for the high rise in Atlantic High- of obtaining funding from the Assemblyman Brian T. Ken- "This is a perfect example the Soviet Union, Communist county and for posterity the lands is pending before the federal Bureau of Outdoor a revised peace agreement fect. China and other major powers nedy, said he will leave for of the federal government's draft that could end the Viet- Asian diplomatic sources in highest point right on the Borough Council there after a Recreation. Washington tomorrow to con- See Case, Page 2 will join the United States in shore between Maine and nam war soon. Washington said they believe guaranteeing the cease-fire. There appeared to be grow- an agreement ending the war Florida." ing evidence that a cease-fire is very near. They anticipated South Vietnamese officials Cost Unknown was nearing. One indicator that Nixon, in his inaugural said Thieu's lengthy confer- How much it will cost the was a 7^-hour meeting of address Saturday, would pro- ence with his key advisers county is unknown at this time. The freeholders will Highlands Will Fight Park Thieu with his National Secu- pose postwar rehabilitation of also dealt with modifications rity Council and four corps the economies of South Viet- of the protocols to the agree- seek federal and state aid to HIGHLANDS - The what it wants and doesn't covering relocation assis- commanders; they reportedly nam, Cambodia and Laos ment that spell out how it will help pay for it. Borough Council last night want," the group's statement tance. The original agreement be carried out, such as the Officials of Snyder-West- passed a resolution opposing says. "The Freeholders can do expired last June. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii size of the international force erlind Development Inc., At- county acquisition of the Sny- more for us than give us Legislation Backed to supervise the cease-fire lantic Highlands, say they der-Westerlind Corp. tract on something we don't want." Council adopted a resolution and the method by which pris- have paid $79,000 an acre and Mt. Mitchell forapark. The County Board of Elec- supporting state legislation to The Inside Story oners of war will be freed. (he company has signed nu- The resolution noted that tions has requested that Dis- make parents criminally re- merous contracts for services the 160-unit condominium trict 3 be split. The district, sponsible for their children's Weddings are announced ; page 21 One source said one of and materials. The company planned for the site would which covers the Water Witch unlawful actions. Engagements are announced Page 22 Thieu's closest aides, Lt. Gen. owns about seven acres and have been an asset to the area, now contains over 950 Knlcks squeak by Phoenix, 102-101 Page 23 Vinh Loc, would fly to Paris has an option to buy the rest. borough and a valuable ra- voters. Council also authorized its High school basketball roundups Pages 23-24 tomorrow to join U.S. techni- table on which a lot of time attorney to draw up a resolu- An ordinance was in- tion supporting Holmdel in the Carlton ($165,000) alms for 30 wins Page 23 cal experts who are drawing and money has been expended troduced establishing the up the protocols at daily Sullivan's Lodge zoning suit brought by Subur- DAILY REGISTER Ken Davern's Fifth Ave. both by the applicant and the method for paying claims Bridge Advice 12 meetings with North Vietnam- town. ban Action Institute of East PHONE NUMBERS Four, Wed.. Fri.. Sat., at !) against the borough. A hear- Orange. The class action suit Classified 2S-28 Main Office 7410810 ese representatives. The borough will suffer sev- ing on the ordinance will be Comics 12 p.m.. Sun. at 5. Spring Lake. "would destroy all local zon- Classified Ads 741-6900 These sources said Thieu 449-9000. (Adv.) ere economic damage if the held Feb. 20. ing," said Mayor White. Contemporary Life 20-22 Legal Adv 74I-WI0 park is created, the resolution Robert E. Seifcrt, 14 Water Crossword Puzzle 12 has little choice but to join in Display Adv.. 741 Mia signing the final treaty be- Arthur's of Sea Bright said, and the borough will take Witch Ave., was appointed to Council accepted the resig- Editorials 6 Circulation Dept 741-333* cause of the threat of a cutoff all possible action to oppose a five-year term on the Plan- nation of chairman John Entertainment 2t January clearance. Fabulous Sports Dept : 741-0017 of U.S. military and economic fashions at fantastic prices. county acquisition of the land. ning Board, and John Hast. McConnell from the Housing Financial 19 Contemporary Life 741-0810 aid. Petitions Circulated Ill Bay Ave., was appointed Authority as of Jan. 1. Horoscope 1? 2A Peninsula Ave., Sea Accounts Payable 741-0011 Bright. 842-0088. (Adv.) A spokesman for the Con- to a two-year term on the Lo- Movies 29 Accounts Recelvable...741-OfllO They reported that Thieu cerned Citizens also spoke cal Assistance Board. "No one on council is happy Mayor James T. White Obituaries 4 Middletown Bureau 671-235* may send Foreign Minister against the proposed park and Mayor James T, White was with the recreation situation Sports 23-25 Freehold Bureau 4*2-2121 Tran Van Lam to Paris to in- Doctors Recommend noted that there are petitions appointed to a one-year term in the borough," said Coun- Council will have an Ad- Television 29 Long Branch Bnrean...222-M10 itial the agreement or this West Bend Humidifiers. Beck, with 960 signatures in favor of on the same board. cilman Richard P. Gill. He journed meeting Tuesday, to iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiimiinii nmiinnniiiHiiMiiiiiiiniiiiiuuiHiiiiiuMiiiiiiiiiiuHiiiiiiiiiiiiii may be done by Pham Dang er Hardware has the biggest Synder-Westerlind's proposed The borough will apply to promised the borough "will do review a recommendation Tatter's 2* to M% Off Rosle O'Gndy's Lam, the chief of the South stock and lowest prices. high rise. the state Department of Com- what can be done" to provide from the Zoning Board of Ad- Dresses — Sportswear for all Party of the Year. See our ad Vietnamese delegation to the Phone 747-0465. Open Sundays, munity Affairs to extend to an ice skating rink this win- justment for a 70-unit apart- closed Tuesdays. (Adv.) "The town should have the seasons. Long Branch. (Adv.) page 3. (Adv.) Paris peace talks. constitutional right to decide June a grant-in-aid agreement ter. ment project.

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(Continued) Long Branch Mayor Henry burn it up." He urged in- R. Ctoffi said his city is still disastrous lack of a plan to vestigation of other fuel waiting to see proof from the sources. ^> protect the environment of Corps that the energy crisis people in urban areas." The chairman of the Middle- being so widely discussed town Environmental Commis- ' "This is like the gift Heinr- really exists. >; ich Heidrich gave to Lidice," sion, Lynden U. Kibler, was Mr. Powell declared. "You With U.S. citizehs com- one of the few of the 36 speak- want to kill this area." prising 6 per cent of the ers heard who discussed con- world's population and con- trols to beincluded in the per- E. Donald Sterner, chair- suming 40 per cent oT its re- mit system, the announced man of the Monmouth County sources, the conservation, di- main purpose of last night's Planning Board, suggested rector of the American Littor- hearing. ' - that supertankers continue to al Society, Derickson W. Ben- < Dr. Kibler recommended unload at existing deepwater nett, questioned the philoso- facilities in Nova Scotia or jail terms of 30 to 60 days for phical, concept of increasing tanker captains, contractors Free port, Bahamas, and the oil imports. ' oil piped or barged in. or federal supervisors in- "1 dSn't know if this country volved in oil spills, and high But Thomas W-Hill Jr. said should import oil on such a bonds required of all con- the question was not whether vast scale from other coun- tractors involved inport or New Jersey will become a tries," he said, 1Jand then just pipeline construction. port if the monobuoy is con- structed. POINTED REMARKS — B. Donald Sterner, second from right, chairman "New Jersey is already a of county Planning Board, explains county freeway map to members of PRO - Col. Carroll D. CON — Richard E. port, and what you're doing is Young At Heart Club of First Presbyterian Church, Red Bonk. With him Strider, district engi- Goodenough, director self-defeating," stated Mr. Final Wetlands at right is Eatontown Mayor Hert>ert E. Werner, club member. Listening neer for the Phila- of Division of Marine Hill, president of Inter- at left are The Rev. Blanchard D. Romaine and. the Rev. Charles S. Web- delphia district of the Services in state De- continental Pipeline Co., ster of the church. Mr. Sterner also discussed the deepwater port and the Army Corps of Engi- partment of Environ- which has applied for permits county regional sewerage ond water systems. neers, told 250 people mental Protection, res- to construct a port and pipe- Grant Received attending hearing on tated Gov. William T. line system 36 miles offshore MATAWAN - Coun- from Green Acres is |105.630; deepwater port that no Cahill's opposition to between Cape May and Cape cilwoman Lillian G. Burry let 1106,000 is to be received from alternative energy the port proposal o\ Henlopen. the other shoe fall at last HUD. source is seen for next hearing in AAiddletown AU alternative methods of night's meeting of Borough Voters in Middletown Township High School. unloading. Mr. Hill said.. in- Council. Mrs. Burry also mentioned 25 years, and the port is that HUD is still considering needed. Opposition was upheld volve transfer of oil from the Starting the new year off by most county legisla- giant tankers to smaller ships right, she announced receipt the application for funds to- tors and officials. or barges, involving a much of a state Green Acres grant ward the purchase and reno- vation of Burrowes Mansion. Approve Schodl Issue greater chance of spills or col- for the remaining 50 per cent lisions. of funds required for acquisi- In a report to council, Coun- (Continued) speak out more on issues that board member went on. He Alternative tion of wetlands along Mata- cilman Robert V. Simons Jr., Fraskai Jr.. Student Council affect our youngsters." added that the board will Shapp Asks Shift ' One industry alternative wan Creek for nature study liaison officer to the Regional president in the high school: Mr. Anderson estimated the probably move some ninth- would be to increase imports and recreational use. Board of Education, stated, "I believe the youth'vote effect of the referendum vic- graders into the (new) high of refined petroleum products The first half of the acquisi- "The township and borough turned out for it. We worked tory. "The high school will be school to ease junior high to the U.S. from refineries tion cost has already been councils advised the board to hard at it. the youth of ESP okay for quite a while, unless overcrowding. •; Of Fort to Philly now being constructed in the Queried on the possible ef- provided for by a federal De- cut its proposed budget by and of the Student Council." the school population sudden- Bahamas, rather than the partment of Housing and Ur- fects, of apartment construc- HARRISBURG, Pa. - Gov. be no further defense job cut- some 1300,000. At this time the — Andrew J. Praskai Sr., ly goes up. There seems to' crude oil now predominantly ban Development (HUD) tion in the township, Mr. An- Milton J. Shapp suggested backs in Philadelphia. budget has been cut by proud parent and president of have been a slight down trend carried. Refined products are grant announced by Mrs. Bur- derson replied, "Apartments? yesterday that Ft. Monmouth Mr. Rizzo was elected as a $203,000, but in our opinion, the East Keansburg Better- the past few years. Maybe it's 'much more toxic to marine ry several weeks ago. It all depends on how many should be moved to Phila- Democrat, but supported this is not enough." ment Association: "I'm the Pill... organisms and wildlife. The amount to be received kids they bring in. I'm afraid delphia rather than move the President Nixon in November: pleased ... Look here (at the VThe junior high schools Councilman Simons further will be the next problem," the of houses, too." U.S. Army's Electronics Com- stated that the councils have East Keansburg returns) — Aland in Philadelphia, with not tried to dictate what we didn't take the shellacking 2.500 civilian jobs, to Ft. Mon- should be cut from the budg- we normally take in an elec- mouth as planned by the Dumont Warns Cahill et, but that the school system tion. The Praskai family is Action on Impasse Army. ' should not become involved in more than happy!" : "Pennsylvania is being extra programs. — State Sen. Joseph Azzo- shortchanged," the governor Una, local Republican leader said upon his return from a who supported the bond issue: On Gambling Position "The programs suggested Seen as Surprise trip to Washington in an effort "Very good. The people de- to prevent the move. He said are nice to have but not essen- cided it wisely for the town- NEW.BRUNSWICK (AP) - ized gambling at the same Dumont added that it LONG BRANCH - Sey- settled," Mr. Greenspan said, that moving the Electronics tial; there must be prior- ship and for the kids. We must Sen. Wayne Di*nont, R-War- time as neighboring New "could be damaging to say "!• mour Greenspan, president of and we were prepared to Command was not an eco- ities," he said. reti, warned yesterday that York State, which is consid- don't want any expansion of the city Board of Education, present a salary counter-pro- nomical switch. Gov. William T. Cahill could ering similar proposals. gambling at all, not even off- last night said he does not posal when the NJEA repre- , Rather, he said, bringing Bids were accepted for gar- lose a reelection bid if he op- He also disclosed that the track." Korn Holds know why Terry Jeck, a sentative called a halt to the the Ft. Monmouth installation bage service. RFM Corpo- poses all new forms of legal- study commission will prob- He said that legalized gam- spokesman for the New Jer- talks. to Philadelphia would result ration of Madison Township ized gambling. ably recommend legalization bling would be an issue in this sey Education Association, The board president said he In a saving. bid (76,320 for a one-year con- To Promise Dumont, chairman of the of private card games. Du- year's -gubernatorial and leg- tract; $160,006 for two years has called an impasse in nego- anticipates that the state "We need help in stimu- Legislature's Gambling Study mont admitted that even he islative elections, regardless and $241,404 for three years. tiations between the board agency will "investigate the lating our economy," the gov- Commission, said the commis- plays in poker games with of whether there was a pro- Sano Carting Company Inc. of To His Wife and.the school system's jani- severity of the disagreement" ernor said. sion will recommend by Feb. torial staff., Mr. Jeck an- : friends and says it is hypocri- posal to legalize gambling list- Hazlet, bid $73,990 for one MIDDLETOWN - Volatile and that the "very minor is- Philadelphia Mayor "Frank 1 that the- lawmakers adopt nounced Friday that an "im- tical to. have laws on the ed on the ballot. year; $151,980 for two years Lawrence'Korti, president of sues" brought up by Mr. Jeck Rizzo. in Washington on a one of two alternate proposed passe" had been called when books that prohibit such Dumont repeated that his and $233,970 for three years. ESP, the committee to Estab- will be resolved. similar mission, said the referenda tfia'f-would go on the question of the wearing of games. object in seeking legalization Maurieiro'Disposal Inc; of lish School Priorities, 'made "We don't know why the im- Army's decision .to, close its. .the ballot in November, call- school uniforms became an is- Dumont said he believed was not to forestall possible East Orange Did $92,113 for good on a promise last'fright passe was called," Mr. Green- Electronics Command' in. ing for expansion of legal sue during the negotiations, that Cahill would not be able enactment of a state income one year; $192,508 for two as the school 'construction span' said last night. "But we Philadelphia and shave some gambling in the state. to block adoption in the Legis- tax. The senator opposed Cah- years and submitted no three- according to Mr. Greenspan do hope to resolve the issues 300 civilian jobs at the Phila- bond issue won approval by He said that if Cahill were lature of some bill to expand ill's tax reform program, year'bid. 937 votes. The board president said at stake.". delphia Naval Shipyard was to run for reelection against a legal gambling. which called for an income last night that "negotiations He said that the talks lead irreversible. "I promised my wife that if Democrat who endorsed new "We would not be able to in- tax last year. George Magnenat was pro- the bond issue is approved, 1 were going well," when Mr. to a policy in which school "The Army is cutting down legal gambling, he could be fluence legislators to be Dumont was interviewed on moted from probationary pa- Jeck called for an impasse, personnel were not to wear all across the U.S." Mr. Rizzo would give these darned beaten. *' against it because they are the "Rutgers Forum," a radio itrolman to third grade patrol- things up. 1 may be smoking and announced that he would school uniforms after their told newsmen at a Washington "My guess is that whoever going to base their eventual show produced by Rutgers man. Patrolman Magnenat call on the state Public Em- duties were" performed and press conference. my last cigar," Mr. Korn de- supports these proposals, and decision on what their con- University. has served for one year. clared before the results of ploye Relations Commission they had returned home. "The move is definitely go- I could be wrong, will prob- stituents want." for an impartial referee to sit It was then, he said, that ing through. All the per- the referendum became ably be successful in the gu- known. in on the issue. the NJEA representative suasion 1 could use was to no bernatorial election," Dumont He puffed furiously on a 20- Mr. Greenspan last night called a halt to the talks. avail." said. said that "nearly all of the is- "We had neared the end of The Republican senator cent perfecto as he projected Mr. Rizzo's statement fol- 3 Atlantic City Men district returns on a screen in sues had been negotiated" the negotiations," Mr. Green- lowed a 45-minute meeting in said he expected that Cahill jwhen Mr. Jeck "suddenly" span said, "when Mr. Jeck would "alter his views to the school administration the Pentagon with Army Sec- building. called for a stalemate in the walked out. We will await the retary Robert F. Froehlkke some degree" on proposals talks. decision of the PERC media- for legal gambling if Cahill Reminded of his promise af- where the mayor said he ar- ter the bond issue victory was "The issues were basically tors." gued against the Army's deci- runs for reelection. Purchase Steel Pier assured, Mr. Korn was as sion to switch the Phila- The governor, who is ex- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) — •in Atlantic City, which part of the pier. And just be- pected to seek another term, fore the 1970 season a million good as his word. He handed delphia Electronics Command This resort's Steel Pier — the presently is undergoing a $2 over to this reporter a card- to Ft. Monmouth. has expressed strong reserva- oldest steel pier in the nation million addition to make it the dollar fire destroyed the fa- Aidmen Revive tions about legalizing any new mous Marine Ballroom on the board box containing his last "Something has to give," — was sold yesterday to three largest in the world. unsmoked cheroot. Mr. Rizzo. said. He said the forms of gambling for the local residents in a %2 million pier, where some of the big- Pentagon faces "Money prob- time being. deal that will keep the pre- The Steel Pier opened in gest names, in show business Red Bank Man lems" and "winding down of Dumont said his commis- vious owner, George A. Ham- June 18, 1H9K. It is about 2,440 made frequent appearances. the war." He said there will sion would recommend that id Sr., as operator for at least feet long and 160 feet wide. In It was the first pier, in the Three Hurt EATONTOWN - Fast work Mr. Wack said cardiac pul- the Legislature consider a bill three years. March, 1962, a devastating world built of a steel and con- the Eatontown First Aid minary resuscitation involves Drunk Driving to authorize a referendum The new owners are motel northeast storm damaged crete understructure. Squad last night was credited a machine which pumps oxy- that would remove all con- owners Maxwell "Sonny" In Accident with reviving Mortimer Fox, gen into the lungs. Then, a Charges Filed stitutional restrictions against (ioldberg, Milton Neustadter MONMOUTH BEACH - K2, of Spring St., Red Bank. man presses on the victim's MIDDLETOWN - Two per- any new form of legal gam- and Al Gardner, all of Mar- .Three persons injured over Mr. Fox suffered a heart at- chest, to circulate the blood. sons were arrested here on bling. gate, but with offices in Atlan- Eatontown Weighs the weekend in a head-on col- tack while working at Bamber- Mr. Fox was reported in charges of drunk driving Mon- As an alternative to the tic City. lision on Ocean Ave. were re-' ger's, according to Ronald critical condition this morning day night. blanket repeal of con- The deal calls for them to ported in satisfactory condi- Wack, night nursing super- in the hospital's intensive care ' Celesta McKay, 6 Jahn St., stitutional bans, Dumont said, make substantial investments tion yesterday at Monmouth visor at Monmouth Medical unit. Keansburg, was arrested at the commission would pro- in the property and provide Next Motel Step Medical Center, Long Branch. Center, Long Branch. First to arrive on the scene 7:55 p.m. on Euclid Avenue in pose a second measure that the Hamid family with a min- They are David H. Baynard The squad arrived at the were Patrolman Dale Ben- East Keansburg by Patrol- simply would lift restrictions imum three-year lease. Their EATONTOWN - Borough Joseph A. Allen, a Wall St. and his wife, Irene, of New- store at about 9 p.m.. Mr. nett, who is a squad member, man Kenneth Perkins. Alic against casino gambling and investment will equal or ex- Council is consulting with for- resident who has led a group ark, and Mrs. Jeanne Ma- Wack said, to find thgt Mr. and first aidmen Kenneth Rau Hale, 34B Stoney Hill Apart- betting on numbers. ceed %t million, it was an- mer borough attorney Henry of homeowners opposing the rotta, 51 DeForest Ave., West Fox's heartbeat and pulse had and Thomas Meyer. ments, Eatontown, was taken "A number of people felt nounced. J. Saling before deciding its motel, called the decision Long Branch. Five other per- stopped. Arriving with the ambu- into custody by Patrolman the general provision is too George Hamid will continue next step in the Dutch Inn Mo- "spot zoning and has asked sons were treated at the hos- "The people in the store lance were squad Capt. Wil- Thomas Pcget on Middletown- broad to gel enough support to direct operations lor at tel variance hassle council to appeal the decision. pital for lesser injuries and thought Mr. Fox was dead," liam Harris. Lt. Kudolph lancroft Road at 10:52 p.m. in the Legislature." Dumont least three more years, they t'ouncilmen have criticized released. Mr. Wack said. Trask. and aidman Richard Both are being held in $200 said. said, and after that time he a decision made last week by Police said the accident oc- The squad then adminis- lppolito and others. Patrol- bail. Three-filths of the mem- may renegotiate lo stay on as Superior Court Judge Merritt Peace Rally curred at 6:55 p.m. Saturday tered cardiac pulmonary re-, man Joe Pelella and West Also arrested Monday night bers of each house would have director. Lane that a variance be as Mr. Baynard was driving suscitation. Mr. Wack said Long Branch Patrolman John and charged with malicious to approve a gambling propos- Plans call for major in- granted for construction of north on the inside lane of this kept Mr. Fox alive until Demeri escorted the ambu- damage were Anthony J. Cin- al for it to be placed on the vestments in the physical the motel in a residential zone Bus Trip Ocean Ave. with his wife and they reached the hospital. lance enroute to the hospital quegrana, 63 Carter Avc., and ballot in the November elec- structure of the pier, its the- at Wall St. and Parker Road. two other passengers in the Gary J. Emerson, 10 Essex tion. ater capacity and eating facil- Mr. Saling represented the Is Planned car. Mary Brown and Arthur borough before Judge Lane in St., both East Keansburg. Dumont said it would b>an ities, the new owners said. RED BANK - Busses will Wright, both Newark. They allegedly broke a win- advantage if New Jersey The new owners operate the the case. John IV. O'Mara. a A van-type truck, also head- Developer's Suit law partner of Mr. Saling's. be available to transport dow on Sea Breeze Averiue. adopted new forms of legal- Howard Johnson Motor Lodge county peace activists to ed north in the outside lane, was named borough attorney reportedly swerved to the left, on Jan. 1. Washington D.C. on Saturday for a national rally to end the forcing the Baynard car Seeks a Variance A Zoning Board of Adjust- war. -- across the center line and into FREEHOLD - Alleging ment denial of a needed use the path of a southbound car Zoning Board of Adjustment Weather: Sunny, Mild Busses will leave Marine that Middletown's parking re- and its building inspector. variance was overturned by driven by Robert N. Green, Park in Red Bank at 6 a.m. on quirements are unreasonable, The number of required Sunny and mild today, high region toduy, but most of the Temperatures ranged from an earlier court decision, and Saturday and are expected to 921 W. Park Ave., Ocean a shopping center developer council was attempting to re- Township, police said. parking spaces required is de- 55 to 60. Clear tonight, low in nation enjoyed mild and un- -2 at Gunnison. Colo., to 72 al return about midnight. has filed suit to obtain a termined by the square foot- the 40s. Fair and continued seasonably warm weather. • Miami. Fla. turn the case to the zoners for Passengers in Mr. Green's court-ordered variance. further testimony. age of buildings. The com- mild tomorrow, high around Some flooding occurred TIDES Sandy Hook Round trip bus seats, cost- car included his wife, F.L.B.F. Inc., Springfield, pany says the shopping center 60. Outlook for Friday: partly along California streams- and TODAY'- High Ml p.m. In his ruling Judge Lane ing $6. may be reserved by Frances, Mrs. Marotta apd the contract purchaser of would be rendered economic- cloudy with little temperature more was forecast. Snow whi- and low 12:41 p.m. said it was permissable to re-' contacting the Monmouth John Marotta. 14.37 acres In a business zone • ally unfeasible if the building change. leried higher elevations and TOMORROW - High 7:01 turn such cases to the zoning County Chapter of the Mr. and Mrs. Green, Mr. at Rt. 35 and Old Country size were reduced. In Long Branch, the high the inter-mountain region. a.m. and 7:,'ll p.m., and low board in specific instances but People's Coalition for Peace Marotta, and two passengers Road, seeks permission to yesterday was 50 and the low. From the Rockies to the 12:44 a.m. and I;32 p.m. said objectors could not be and Justice at Box 487. R.D. 3. in Mr. Baynard's car were all provide only 865 parking The company also states 29. It was 42 at fi p.m. The East Coast, skies were clear For lied bank and Rumsnn allowed to present a second Freehold. treated at the hospital and re- spaces where 9H5 spaces are that it wants a variance be- temperature at 7 a.m. today and temperatures mild. Much bridge, add two hours: Sea case. Carpools will also be formed leased. • • ... required and to put $> spaces cause the lot is irregular and was 36, which was also the of the nildcontinent remained Bright, deduct. 10 minutes; Councilmen criticized the at the Marine Park location to According to police, the van within 50 feet of a residential to comply with the require- overnight low. . • above freezing overnight after Long Branch, deduct 15 min- decision for taking the right of depart simultaneously with that apparently caused the ac- zone. •• ments would mean it would Heavy rains soaked Hit; Pa- daytime readings in the 4Us utes; Highlands bridge, add 40 a community to control its the busses. Those offering or cident sped, away and dis- Defendants in the Superior' have to do away with a small cific Coast and intermountain and 50s. minutes. zoning out of local hands. seeking rides will meet there. appeared. Court action are Middletown's green area. TV Drily Begteter, Be4 BMk-MUdleWw., NX Wednesday, lanwy 17, W7J 3

Ex-FBI Agent to Testify WASHINGTON - A former FBI agent who said he moni- tored 200 wiretapped telephone calls as a spy for President * Nixon's.reelection campaign was to take the stand today in the Watergate political-espionage trial. 1 Alfred C. Baldwin 111, who served as Martha Mitchell's bodyguard before taking on his espionage role, is expected to be the government's key witness against the two remaining" defendants arrested in connection with the break-in and b'iig- ging at Democratic party headquarters last summer. On trial are G. Gordon Liddy, former counsel to Nixon's campaign finance committee, and James W. McCprd Jr., who was campaign security chief at the time of the break-in. Five other defendants have pleaded guilty and await sen- tencing. , MAYOR HERBERT J. LEO J. CARLING 3d STEVEN ALTMAN BETTY MAZUCO DONALD PATTEJN VINCENT RAINE In testimony yesterday, college student Thomas Gregory- KUPFER "There is a nationwide "Abandon adoption of "Take a vote." 'Will taxes go-down?" "Proposal violates ev- said he had no qualms about accepting pay from former White "No final vote until all increase In apartment zoning changes." ery aspect of good zon- House consultant E. Howard Hunt: for spying on Democrats. comments are consid- construction." ing and planning." Hunt pleaded guilty to the conspiracy and wiretapping charges ered." ••ftllW MM( "HIM last week. ' Defense lawyer (Jerald Alch questioned Gregory at length, , and said later he was trying to establish that Republicans found it necessary to spy on Democrats because of a fear of campaign violence. Proposed Changes in Zoning Ordinance Antiwar Foes to Offer Bill WASHINGTON — House antiwar forces say they will in- troduce a bill to cut off funds for the Vietnam war — just in -case the current round of peace talks fail Jo produce settle- Draw Heated Protests at Hazlet Hearing ment. ":••'• "Obviously the steam would go out of it if a peace agree- By HILDY FONTAINE "You should have gotten thp served as spokesman for that One Beers St. resident sug- the Township Committee and to 1980 is estimated to be ment is announced," Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-lnd., said yes- message already," he told the group. He said the proposed gested the ordinance be re- Planning Board. 23,310, and school enrollment terday, "and 1 would like to see that happen." HAZLET — Opposition to Township Committee. changes "would have a devas- vised to include more industri- "There will be no final vote estimated at 7,100. Hamilton said the bill will be introduced tomorrow despite proposed zoning ordinance re- However, Mayor Herbert J. tating effect upon the educa- al zoning so that the tax bur- until all comments are consid- Under the proposed zoning President Nixon's hopes that the current Paris talks will lead visions became vehement and Kupfer said additional hear- tional system." den might be eased for home- ered. We are interested in revisions for the same period, to a settlement "in the event the peace talks don't succeed and heated at times last night ings must be held since only He foresees enrollment in- owners. comments from the public in population is estimated at the war continued." when the Township Com- 27 residents had spoken last creases of more than 40 per Adult Condominiums general," the mayor contin- 28,600, up by 3,290, and school The bill embodies the antiwar language approved by mittee held the first of three night. cent in the schools. "Such an Another resident, Mrs. ued. enrollment is estimated at House Democrats, 154 to 75, two weeks ago and is the one anti- planned public hearings on To do away with the ordi- increase would definitely re- George Cobum of Annapolis Mr. Carling showed slides 7,450, up 350. war lobbies including Common Cause say they will support. the issue. nance at this point, he said, quire the purchase of new Drive, suggested if multiple at the out set of the hearing Estimates up to 1985 under It would prohibit expenditure of any funds "for U.S. mili- Standing ovations from an would be questioned by the land and construction of addi- family dwellings are to be in- showing examples of the existing zoning showed the tary combat operations in or over Indochina" and require that audience of more than 500 courts. tional facilities." cluded here, why not plan types of zoning included in the population at 26,850 and school "such operations be terminated immediately" provided ar- people greeted some residents Moratorium Extended "The Board of Education," adult condominiums. This ordinance, including cluster enrollment at 7,250. Under the rangements have been made for release of all American .who publicly opposed creation The township's building mo- continued Mr. Yannuzzi, "is would provide a solution to zoning and examples of town proposed zoning revision, pop- POWs, safe withdrawal of U.S. forces, and an accounting of of zones that would allow gar- ratorium has been extended opposed to the proposed zon- potential school overcrowding houses and garden apart- ulation is estimated at 32,000, Americans missing in enemy territory. den apartments and town several times, the mayor said, ing ordinance and strongly anticipated with apartments, ments. an increase of 5,156. and The 154 House Democratic Caucus votes for the language houses to be built here. pending the outcome of adop- recommends rejection." yet still allow for multiple Mr. Carling said with exist- school enrollment at 7,750, up Jan. 2 indicated the House — which had rejected all Senate Two petitions — one with tion — or rejection — of the Service Impeded family dwellings, she said. ing zoning the population up 500. ' war-deadline measures in the past — still was not ready to ap- 648 and another with more zoning revisions. ' Concern was also expressed Only one person spoke in fa- prove one by itself. than 1,900 signatures — were Before the hearing got un- over efficiency in commuter vor of the zoning revision. presented to the committee. der way at Raritan High service Hazlet might expect James Welsh, a former resi- To Apply Controls Flexibly Both urged abandoning provi- School, the committee in- with more people moving into dent educated locally, but who WASHINGTON — President Nixon's voluntary wage-price sions for multiple family troduced an ordinance extend- town. "We are the fifth larg- now lives in southern New standards will be flexibly enforced but will be applied more dwelling units and recom- ing the building moratorium est stop on the train line," de- Jersey, supported the revi- strictly to the nation's largest companies and industries, says mended that a special election again, this time to March 31. clared Stuart Roland of 1 sions. GET A 73 top officials of the Cost of Living Council. be held to determine the will A public hearing will take Innes Drive, "and we don't "I want to locate here," Mr. The council will exercise a vast amount of discretion in de- of the people. place Jan. 30 in the high get 50 per cent service now." Welsh said, "but there is no ciding when to use the government's standby authority to or- Vincent Raine. a member of school. Mr. Journick said the state place for young marrieds to der a pay or price increase rolled back, these officials added! the Zoning Board of Adjust- Department of Transportation live unless they are indepen- MODEL ment for five years and its Commenting on why mul- has been notified of the pro- dently wealthy. You spend, As yet, they said, no one at the council knows how often tiple family dwellings should • the standby authority will have to be used. "It is a thing that chairman for four years, posed zoning changes, but no money to educate us here,, presented the committee with not be permitted here, Mr. word has yet been received then we are compelled to will evolve over time." said one. Raine said the ordinance, as "Hopefully, we won't have to do it very often." the petition containing 1,906 from state officials. leave because we do not have signatures. He promised more proposed "doesn't avoid un- Residents questioned the ef- the money to buy houses Nixon abolished most mandatory wage-price controls last due concentration of popu- week, leaving only those in the food, health and construction would be added. The petition, fect of increased population here." he said, "is not complete." lation. It violates good zoning on the police department and Members of the Township industries, and substituted a system of voluntary wage-price and planning." guidelines. additional services that would Committee and Planning Can't Force Vote He referred to the possi- be required for law enforce- Board, as well as business ad- Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said the government Although a public vote on bility of state-enforced zoning will move quickly to force price and wage rollbacks if any ment. Also mentioned were ministrator Robert G. Wei- the issue was urged with ap- regulations ' overtaking local problems Cresci Blvd. resi- gand. Mr. Journick and pro- company or union gets "way out of line" with the standards, :, plause and shouts from the zoning laws.' Acknowledging but he didn't elaborate.'' dents are currently ex- fessional planner Leo J. Car- audience, township attorney this possibility, Mr. Raine still periencing with water pres- ling. 3d of Herbert H. Smith Council officials" say flexibility creates uncertainty over Francis X. Journick said, maintained the local zoning how the government will move. And the uncertainty, in turn, sure — and additional prob- Associates, Trenton, were "There is no way to compel a proposals are undesirable. lems that town houses might present for the hearing. helps to hold down wage-price increases. referendum in this type of It is his feeling that the re- They hinted that if a large company posts a highly visible create in that respect. Mayor Kupfer emphasized government. visions were based on the Increased traffic problems at the outset of the hearing price increase, such as in the automobile industry, under the "However," the attorney premise, "Since we (Town- CENTRAL JERSEf BAM impression that it isn't in violation of the standard, the govern- were also cited by some of the the ordinance is "in reality added, "if a petition of 20 per ship Committee) can't pre- protestors last night. only a proposal suggested by ment probably will conduct an audit to make sure the com- cent of the property owners is vent them (the courts) from pany's claims are true. filed in objection to any part murdering us, let's commit And a price boost with a big inflationary impact would be of the zoning proposal, the suicide!" a more likely target for legal action than would even a larger .Township Committee could By Court Action Only increase with lesser economic impact, the officials said. only adopt it on a two-thirds Mr. Raine said the only way vote." multiple family dwellings will Capital Limousines to Go This being the case, the at- be located here is through the WASHINGTON — A senator who runs to work wants to let torney explained, the ordi- courts. ' • ' . the air out of the tire of one of the capital's most converted nance would need at least "To think the state would prestige symbols — the chauffeur-driven limousine. four favorable votes from the single out Hazlet is insanity," Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., has told heads of a dozen five-man committee for adop- Mr. Raine declared, "espe- agencies whose budgets are reviewed by his Appropriations tion. cially with communities like subcommittee to expect all funds for chauffeurs and lim- Committeemen Francis J. Holmdel, Middletown and ousines to be cut off. O'Brien and Charles J. Mor- Colts Neck nearby with their "In view of the stringent fiscal straits in which we find gan have already expressed miles of open spaces." ourselves, the cutbacks for low-income housing and programs opposition to the ordinance re- Increased population here, to aid low-income farmers, and the controls placed on the visions as they now stand. he contended, would change wages of American workers," the limousines should stop roll- Calling for an immediate Hazlet from a suburban to a ing, Proxmire said. end to any further public dis- semi-urban community. Rosie's Second MeetRosie "It is absurd for the secretary of HUD and four of his as- cussion, George Katz of 5 Mr. Raine, along with sev- sistant and under secretaries to be chauffeured around Wash- Tralee Road, described the eral other protestors, cited, Anniversary! ington at the same time the agency has frozen funds for public first hearing as fruitless. the impact multiple family in Person at... housing," Proxmire said. dwellings would have on sew- Each day, Proxmire runs the 4.X miles from his home ers, parks, recreational facil- across town to the Senate. He says the streets are overrun Economic Unit ities and schools. with government limousines "toting faceless officials to an Mrs. June Kunreuther of 9 , from their place of residence and their offices." Picks Grodeska Parkview Ter., questioned MIDDLETOWN - James Why the township should Marcos Signs New Decrees Grodeska has been elected "rush into zoning changes chairman of the Economic when things are now leveling MANILA — President Ferdinand K. Marcos officially en- Development Commission for ded 26 years of U.S. — style government in the Philippines off. Why rezonc all at once? 1973. Why not rezone a small part FRIDAY, JAN. 19th today and signed into law a new constitution providing for a As the commission orga- parliamentary system some day. at a time?" nized, Emanuel Katell was In a public statement issued He said his action was an expression of the "people's elected vice president, From Noon 'til Closing will." by Francis X. Shields, Demo- Thomas Boay, secretary and cratic municipal chairman, he The 55-year-old chief executive assumed the powers o[ Edward Stark, treasurer. president, prime minister and the legislature under the new said, "We ask the Township The commission will meet Committee to keep Hazlet a charter. He also announced he was continuing martial law in- the third Wednesday of each Prime Rib definitely "to protect the people and the republic." community of single family Free Hats! Music & month at H p.m. in Township homes and resist the absentee Marcos signed his new decrees before some 4,000 members Hall. of a Peoples' Congress that was formed hastily during the landlords who do not have Anniversary In a short business session, of BEEF weekend in the wake of some 32.000 citizens' assemblies his Hazlct's interests at heart. Singing the commissioners reviewed supporters held throughout the country. Many Needs Seen projects under way to bring Cake for The government said 15 million of the 4(J million Filipinos "Hazlet has many needs," commercial ratables to the Mr. Shields declared, but ad- all day. raised their hands in the open public meetings to express their township and attempted to approval of Marcos' martial-law rule. ditional people is not one of EVERYBODY! clarify the commission's them. It seems almost crimi- 12 noon til The president also ahnounced he had canceled a secret- areas of responsibility. nal to take a voluntary action Served ballot plebiscite on the new constitution that he had promised closing At their next meeting the which can only plunge Hazlet From 5 P.M. Surprises Galore! previously and was accepting the informal vote of the assem- commissioners plan to appoint backwards and increase the blies as official ratification of it. committees and name a liai- already high tax burden." niiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii son officer to the Planning John T. Yannuzzi. president THEM1LYBEGISTER Board. of the Board of Education MAIN OFFICE: CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK. N.J. 07)01 P/2% INTEREST BRANCH OFFICES: I7i NT. U, MIDDLETOWN, N.J.. 07741 ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 10 EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD, N.J., O77II )7» BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH. N.J.. O77«0 PAID DAY OF DEPOSIT ElloDllshM In 117a By Jonn H. Cook ond Htnrp Cloy TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER MemDer ol me Associated Press—The Asiocioled Press Is enlllled e«- cluslvelv to the use lorrepublicationof all the local news printed In this newspaper as well as oil AT* news dispatches. Route thirty-five, Eatontown, N.J. Second class postage paid at Red Bank. N.J. 07701 and at oddllional mailing offices. Published dally. Monday through Friday. Moil subscrip- tions payable in odvance. phone: five, four, two - oh, ate, oh, oh! • I Week 1 Month J Months 6 Months 1 Year J.M USD W.S0 SU.00 M5.00 FDIC Home Delivery by Carrier -SO Cents a week Single copy ot counler, 10 Cents. 4 The Difly Register, Bed BM*-MkkUetowi>, N J. Wedaesday, January 17, 1173 Seniors Project Obituaries May Be Delayed MMiiiuiiiiiiiiHiiHitinMiiiuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiuitiuiiiiiiiiiu Edward L. Duffv John Sirica ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Surviving are two sons, FAIR HAVEN - John Si- At Middletown - Edward L. Duffy, 84, of 231 John J. Duffy of Broomall, nica, 80. of 177 Hance Rd\, MIDDLETOWN - A freeze gram addressed to President First Ave., died Monday at Pa., and Joseph W. Duffy of died at home Monday after a imposed by President Richard Nixon; George Romney, Sec- Riverview Hospital. Red Somers Point; two daughters, short illness. M. Nixon on all' federally-fi- retary of Housing and Urban Bank. Mrs. Gertrude Randolph of v Mr. Sinica was bom in Rus- nanced housing threatens to Development; Sens. Harrison Mr. Duffy, whose wife, Mer- Atlantic Highlands and Mrs. sia and had lived in Fair delay construction of the -A. Williams and Clifford P. tice Mitchell Duffy, died in Mertice Brown of Navesink; Haven 48 years. He formerly township's first senior citizen Case, and Rep. James J. 1963, was born in New York 20 grandchildren, and 24 lived in Red Bank and New high rise apartment project. Howard: City and had lived in Brielle great-grandchildren. York. Col. Harry I. Luftman, "As mayor of the Township and Keansburg before moving Arrangements are under the He retired 19 years ago as a chairman of the local Housing of Middletown, after being ad- here a year ago. direction of the Robert C. foreman at Eisner's Clothing Authority, said the freeze may vised verbally by the Newark Mr. Duffy was a conductor Neary Funeral Home, Manas- 4 Manufacturing Co., Red delay groundbreaking sched- area office of the Department of freight for the Jersey Cen- quan. Bank, where he had been em- uled next month for the 100- of Housing and Urban Devel- tral Railroad when he retired ployed for more than 30 years. unit project on New Mon- opment of the possibility that in 1959 after 42 years with the Mrs. Margaret Hcrold Since that retirement, he has mouth Road, but added that our Turnkey Project may be company. He was a member FREEHOLD — Mrs. Mar-• worked as a tailor at Atlantic the project "will probably be suspended, I am deeply ag- of the Order of Railway Con- garet Herold, 89, of 51 Mon- Highlands Manufacturing Co., okay." grieved. ductors and Brakemen, Divi- mouth Ave., died yesterday at Highlands. After learning of the Presi- "The suspension of this pro- sion No. 307. the Freehold Area Hospital, He was a member of Rova dent's freeze. Col. Luftman gram would be most disturb- Deoth Notices Freehold Township. Farms in Cassville, and of the called officials of the federal ing to the people of Middle- ARMENTI — Leo, on Jonuory 14, 1973, of She was born in Bur- International Ladies Garment 5MoSond DrlvV, Hcultt, N.J., twnyly Department of Housing and town Township, since so much at Jvwy City. B.lDytd hustma of per- gwindheim, Germany, and Workers Union. Urban Development (HUD) in •Mint (n>* Norton). (Star fatlwr of LM, work has already been done Snron, KottilMii. SMHo, brother of Mrs. came to this country about Surviving are his widow, Newark, who told him the and its purpose is to provide Morl> Posololl. Mrs. Dorothy Rooozzo, MS. AmToyct. Wllllom Armtntncwti. 1902. She has resided here for Mrs. Elizabeth Loptka Sinica; project is frozen for now. Only 100 units of housing so badly wbK, Dorm. Htltn Podolikl, Jouph Ar- mtntl, Btrnlci Wallti. Rclatlvti on

SyHALUESCHRAEGER Monday, assistant Prosecutor Most of the people in the had fired five shots and at one that about 20 people were at the gun was fired only once: of them standing there. one time. Michael D. Farren asked for a crowd didn't move, said Mr. point had pointed the rifle at the scene at the time. "The gun was on the back "It seemed that everybody "I kept pulling the bolt to get FREEHOLD — A 31-year- first-degree murder verdict, Carabelio, but the Gonzalez him. He jumped Tack and dis- "In a statement Tack gave seat of the car. I took it out was grouping up on me then. one in the chamber and pull- old Ft. Monmouth soldier alleging that this was a case youth was shot when he armed him as Tack was Long Branch police, read into and told one of the people to There was a guy coming from ing the trigger and it wouldn't pleaded guilty to second de- of "willful, deliberate, pre- walked toward Tack, assuring trying to reload, after Mr. evidence yesterday by Detec- get into the back seat of the one side and another one com- fire. I did this about five gree murder yesterday in the meditated murder." the others that Tack wouldn't Gonzalez went down, he testi- tive Lt. Michael A. Irene, car. 1 don't know if I told one ing from the other side and 1 times. This guy kept coming fatal shooting of a 17-year-old kill anybody. fied. Tack gave this version of the or all of them to get into the just pulled the trigger and the at me and I had it pointed at Deputy Public Defender doggone thing worked that Long Branch youth last July William J. Gearty contended Mr. Carabelio said Tack Other witnesses estimated shooting, in which he claimed car. There was a large group him and I shot him." 30 outside a Long Branch tav- in his opening statement that ern. Tack was drunk and that the Spec. 6 William G. Tack of 'Shooting was either in self de- Brighton Ave., Long Branch, fense or by misadventure. formerly of Lippincott Ave., Second degree murder is a faces up to 30 years in state willful killing, but it lacks the y^§% w mini-pricing® saves money! prison for the willful shooting elements of deliberation and of Martin Gonzalez, 52 Fourth premeditation. Ave., in front ol the. Port MttHcyele Missing O'Call, 43 S. Broadway. Tack told the court he had The youth was shot through been at several bars before he the heart by Tack's .22 caliber'' got to the Port O'Call. rifle about 2:35 a.m., shortly When he came out and after Tack came out of the couldn't find his motorcycle; piggy-tank savings * *0*0W MS PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 14-20 *& tavern and discovered that his he said, "someone came up to motorcycle was missing. me and asked me if my mo- The guilty plea came in the torcycle was missing. 1 said second day of Tack's jury yes. He had a smile on his trial on a charge of first de- face as if he knew the motor- Sell Service Deli gree murder. cycle was missing." c County Court Judge It was then, he said, that he Stop & Shop Franks "Jtsr , ,v?85 You get more good eating and more Thomas L. Yaccarino contin- telephoned his wife and or- Stop & Shop Sliced Bologna »89° value in every pound. Use slivers of c Add ued Tack's baU at $25,000 and dered her to bring the rifle. Franks or Knocks «sr '£r99 Variety garlic with your seasonings and roast released him to await sen- "I wanted to find out who s slowly until tender. Delicious hot or cold. tencing Feb. 9. had taken the motorcycle," he Jone's Sausage Links li l.O9 and interest Fears for Wife told the judge, when pressed Jone's Sausage Meat a 99C to your meal! The 12-year Army veteran for a reason why he had done e admitted that he telephoned that. ° Nepco Franks %•:." s;_89 SHANKHALF his wife, Frances, and or- "Did your wife entreat you C wm I II dered her to bring him his to get in the car and go Sliced Boiled Ham *,.*, '••' 89 rifle when he was unable to home?" asked the judge. From our own Kitchens! ascertain the whereabouts of "Yes, sir, she did," Tack Save work! Let Stop & Shop chefs his motorcycle. replied. help make life easier for you! The only question Tack had A witness to the shooting, let Judge Yaccarino when he Frank Carabelio of Asbury Fully Cooked Bar-B-Q Chicken *69C entered his pleas was what Park, testified that Tack e Ib was going to happen to his came out of the bar and said Chicken or Beef Pies M«* '* 49 wife. Mrs. Tack, 29, is to be someone had stolen his motor- C Fresh Ham Stop & Shop Cole Slaw '^35 Fresh Ham Butt Half 79s tried separately on a charge cycle. e of aidjng and abetting Tack in "He said a Puerto Rican Stop & Shop Potato Salad •#35 the murder. was a bastard, he wasn't no C "She didn't have anything good," testified Mr. Cara- Stop & Shop Gelatines .. 39 to do with it," Tack told the bello. judge, although he acknowl- Coafreats Crowd • Frozen Seafood Favorites Our naturally tender, edged that "she brought the Mr. Carabelio testified that gun." after Mrs. Tack gave her hus- Frozen Haddock Fillets »'1.09 superbly flavorful, juicy Quality-Protected He said she did that because band the riflle, he confronted frozen Flounder Fillets k'1.09 USDA Choice Grade Beef. he threatened her. "a lot of people" gathered in Available only at Judge Yaccarino told Tack front of the tavern and "he Cooked Haddock Fillets »<1.09 his wife's case is another mat- said nobody move..." Stop & Shop Stores! ter, but he reminded Tack Mr. Carabelio testified that Cooked Flounder Fillets >*1.09 that his testimony could be Tack said he was going to kill important to his wife. someone because "they" took At the outset of the trial his motorcycle. • "Quality-Protected"' i USDA r~— , IT'S NOT JUST A NAME FOR OUR Court Restrains NEW BEEF . . . IT'S A GUARANTEE! Our new "Quality-Protected" Beef is USDA Ocean Township Choice Grade Beef . . . naturally aged for STeaKs tenderness and flavor. Fresh cut beef .. . . uniformity cut ... uniformily trimmed . . . 1 1 s 29 Teachers Action uniformity good every time you buy it. At Porterhouse Steak 'I ' Boneless Chuck Steak l jurisdiction in the matter. any one of our stores. Stop & Shop is able to FREEHOLD — The Ocean bring you this better kind of beef at no I Shoulder Township Teachers Associ- The complaint lists this se- London Broil T! California Steak; . 'M ation and the American quence of events: The OTTA • extra cost because of a whole new system s s % Aribtrators Association have entered a two-year contract of handling and sanitation that has no equal T-Bone SteakI USDA Choree l ° Cube Steak.... Vl been temporarily restrained commencing last July I, cov- anywhere . . . and because of our new ii2S from holding arbitration pro- ering work aspects except for USDA meat plant in Marlborough, Mass. • Choice i Short Cut ceedings on the question of salaries and fringe benefits. Top Round Steak Tf Rib Steak, "the extended schoolday." On June 8,1971, County Super- USDA intendent of Schools Earl B. Choice The restraint, signed yes- : Top Sirloin Steak T: Club SteakI .&onef«fi Rib terday by Superior Court Garrison reviewed the school ' Frozen Food Buys Judge . M. . Raymond and recommended that "con- McGowan, was obtained by sideration be given to length- the Ocean Township Board of ening the school day." USDA Choice Roast Sale! Education through its at- Subsequently the school day Sealtest Ice Cream torney Peter Shebell Jr. of As- was lengthened 30 minutes for the elementary grades and HALF GALLON bury Park. : Assorted Flavors 0 Judge McGowan ordered five minutes for the high school. 99 both associations to show cause Feb. 9 why the restraint Last Sept. 19 the OTTA filed should not be made per- a grievance with the school board on the five-minute in- Minute Maid Orange Juice manent. mm It I *^ oasts! In an accompanying com- crease. plaint, the school board seeks The school board says it ad- 6oz !'%{f to enjoin the OTTA and the vised the AAA Nov. 21 that Bottom Round Roast 1' Rump Roast AAA from proceeding with ar- the grievance was not a mat- bitration and asks the court to ter for arbitration and that it Stop & Shop French Fries ,20 Top Round Roast T2 Silver Tip Roast declare that the AAA has no refused to accept the AAA's 3 or 9 jurisidiction in the matter. Morton Dinners MKK V* 59° Our Family Policy Despite this, it states, Jonas Top Sirloin Roast T Boneless Chuck Rout Aarons of AAA set Jan. 25 for Stop & Shop Waff les ^19° $ automatically a hearing. e Seabrook Broccoli Florets '*'39 Eye Round Roast 11 California Roast Chuck insures a new The board contends that the C arrival. Or two. teachers' grievance is not ar- Stop & Shop Cauliflower 'Ar 25 bitrable under the terms of Seabrook Potatoes tax w'29c Or three. the contract and states that C the school district is subject Buitoni Meat Lasagna '.,59 Hydrox Sandwich Cookies x 49C Farmers Market Or... to the recommendations of the e a C county superintendent of Dowynf lake Waffles -as* 'i? 3333 s Polaner Preserves :as" '?«' 39 schools. Buitoni Cheese Pizza 59 Progresso Tomatoes ,„«„., ?,v 39C Indian River Large Pet Ritz Pie Shells Stop & Shop Tomato Sauce r 16C Group Seeks C i At Our Bakery Depl. Nabisco Chips Ahoy .XTS:. ;.V49 FOR Contadina Tomato Puree "r 33C Juice Oranges Commuters' Bakery prices effective starting Monday C Indian River $ Stewed Tomatoes s,.,i^, '.»' 25 Seedless Grapefruit «.... 8 ,o,$ Complaints English Muff ins X 4!£- l Martinson's Coffee 2." $1.69 Under Prudential's Family C Crisp Green Peppers MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - ' 1S C Policy new additions are SoftWeve Toilet Tissue sr: 25 Members of the Mass Transit Coconut CakeoMfashon^ .;."59 C automatically insured—as Advisory Committee urge ' Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 2 a? *.l Stop & Shop Spinach ',''." 19 soon as they are 16 days C C 2!i"pol commuters with complaints to , Marshmallow Fluff iM.s., ;;'35 Philodendron 25' old—-with no increase in make their problems known to ' Chocolate Eclairs "r 69 C premium. Call me and see Libby's Fruit Cocktail ;:.• r 29 the committee. i At Our Dairy DepL C Bird Food <,„<> how easy it can be to insure The committee maintains a Libby's Pear Halves ^ '.'.:• 35 the whole family with one continuing file of commuter low-cost policy. complaints for use in better- ing commuter conditions. Tropicana Orange Juice .:;•:', 33° Axelrod's Cottage Cheese iW.39c Representing township citi- c MFG''< David Stillrrian zens in mass transit matters, Breakstone Temptee'c,.:w... <»v25 committee members maintain c SAVE 7 741-6495 liaison with railroads and bus Tenderflake Biscuits »,„, »10 SAVE 10 , with this coupon .: with this coupon with this coupon companies serving the area j on (one) 22 oz bottle of j';. on (two) 3'/i oz bars ol ' on (one) 16 ounce package of and with the state Depart- lHeaiin & Beauty Aids ment of Transportation. The 2iac\ Keebler Zesta committee meets the second bottle Dove Wednesday of each month ex- Scope Mouthwash Saltines cept July and August at 8:30 3 e LIQUID DETERGENT Vicks Vaporub '.'89 GOOD THRU JAN. 20 GOOD THRU JAN. 20 p.m. in Township Hall, 147 Limit I coupon per Limit 1 coupon per family THE PRUDENTIAL Main St. 300 Stop & Shop Aspirin . .49° INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA 'Shop * Mull Hit Imurjncl compioy Complaints may be mailed to the committee in Township 270 Highway 35 Hall or presented in person at, Red Bank \ a committee meeting. HAZLET - Route 36 & Poole Ave. (next to Bradlee's) 'i - ' ' THE DAILYVWQISTER Burger Wields Big - secret telephone numbers to Established in 1878-Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON government, who tried to help Ayres find a site for his three street people who, in return From his flowing white for a suitable reward, might ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON minutes of filming, wrote to mane to the gold carpet he in- him on Nov, 10:. "It appears be willing to confide what the President and Editor sists upon trodding when he that a request to use any of radicals are planning during enters the Supreme Court "SCENE the government buildings that the presidential inaugural. chamber. Warren Burger is a The potential informers are Thomas j; Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor would be suitable is going to distinguished chief Justice be coordinated with the Su- promised cash, educational who will suffer no indignities assigned with another sailor preme Court, and that's a opportunities, even per- 6 Wednesday, January 17,1973 to the institution for which he to accompany a prisoner from closed door. Considering the manent paid informant status. The hush-hush numbers have HiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiminii stands. the Norfolk Naval Station to a circumstances, I don't think He solemnly rejected a' naval prison in New Hamp- any further effort will be pro- fallen into our hands and we request, therefore, from Co- shire. ductive." couldn't resist the temptation ANDERSON to dial One. We would up talk- lumbia Pictures producer The odyssey takes the zany Nevertheless, Ayres finally Gerald Ayres to shoot a three- ing with Agent Harry Willis Tour Dad's Big, New Car Doesn't Impress trio through Washington found one government build- who was dismayed to hear minute segment showing where the script calls for ing that didn't come under Nixon's Notes — President drunken sailors cavorting on Nixon is spending most of his from us. "I am not at liberty •. them to get lost and drunk Burger's sway. The producer to comment," he barked. ME. Last Night WE Ale Steak." the front steps of the Supreme among the imposing govern- convinced officials at the Na- time by himself these days Court. ment buildings. , tional .Archives that his in- working on his inaugural, AnUpoverty Junket — In an- Nor was the chief justice The chief justice, however, tentions were innocent and state of the union and other ticipation that the antipoverty appeased by an offer to would have no part of Nichol- last week was able to film the messages. He writes down budget would be cut, one re- change the script and sober son drunk or sober. Producer three-minute segment that ideas laboriously in longhand gional antipoverty director up the sailors. A press spokes- Ayres, therefore, began mak- took three months to arrange. on legal-length, lined yellow took off two weeks ago for a. man admitted the revised seg- ing arrangements to shoot the Footnote: The eminent chief- paper, then dictates from rush trip to the South Sea is- ment would not be "dis- segment in front of Jthe Na- justice is not one to be trifled these notes to his personal lands while he still had goy- respectful to the Supreme tional Art Gallery, whose ar- with. When a fellow passenger secretary,.Rose Mary Woods. ernment travel money to Court." But the star of the chitecture is as stately as that blew cigar smoke in his face His preliminary notes, accord- spend. He is Tom Mercer, the picture. Jack Nicholson, of the Supreme Court. aboard the Washington-New ing to our White House regional director in San Fran- apparently is not one of Bur- Although he was advised York Metroliner, Burger sources, are haru hitting. He cisco, wh°o flew to Hawaii and ger's favorite performers? there would be "no wrote an indignant letter to will make it perfectly clear Pago Pago with two attrac- Nicholson has had the ef- problem," the gallery a week Transportation Secretary that he is going to run the tive companions — Miss frontery to call for the im- later abruptly turned down his John Volpe and put a stop to country for the next four Linda Aim, an airline stew- peachment of President Nixon request. Not until then did the: cigar smoking on the train. years the way he believes it ardess, and Miss Dorothy who appointed Burger to the flabbergasted Ayres learn Another time, a late caller at should be run, and he isn't go- Richardson, a secretary. The high court. Of course, Nichol- that Chief Justice Burger was Burger's home was startled to ing to be deterred by his crit- antipoverty agency paid ex- son's role in the movie is non- chairman, too, of the gallery's be greeted at the door by the ics. penses for the three travelers. political. He plays a fun-lov- board of trustees. white-haired jurist with a Secret Numbers — The FBI The total bill charged to the ing Navy petty officer who is Indeed, a friend inside the drawn pistol. has been busily distributing taxpayers came to $2,800. Man: Fascinating Study By JIM BISHOP 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii of ignoring her when she is little of the behavior sciences, speaking. he may fall in love with the My curiosity is limitless. It They have children — with first sympathetic face he sees is difficult for me to imagine THE an assist from God. Most par- — or he may turn his back on a dull subject. I can listen to ents do not think there is any- love as a spurious emotion he my friend, Gene Kroll, ana- REPORTER thing special about having a studied watching his parents. lyze the accounting proce- family. Doesn't everybody? Marital Misfits dures of his Ford agency with- iiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiliniiiiiiii! iiiiiiniliiiiilill No man climbs the ladder of Many people are unfit for out yawning. I am a-twitter business success without in- marriage. In most cases, they when he explains how his thriving, vibrant love? Neg- tensive study, but most par- learn this dreary truth too lovely wife Sophie sandbags lect? A third person? Lassi- ents think that the upbringing late. They never fault them- him for an extra check or two tude? The taking-for-granted of children is achieved by in- BISHOP selves; they try another one. even when the refrigerator is which is a concomitant of stinct. The permissive parent is a sagging with food and the marriage? Lipstick on a col- They love their babies; sacri- their lives. The corral is a murderer; he kills slowly by closets are heavy with clothes lar? fice for them; fe,ed and fence of affection. Inside it, granting every wish, even and shoes. I confess that I do not know. change them, and haven't the the growing child is entitled to when it is outside the corral. My barber fascinates me But then, to balance my igno- slightest notion of the psy-. expect demonstrations of pa- Philosphers have said — with inside information about rance, I am aware of certain chological requirements of a rental love, high regard, the somewhat stupidly in my esti- how Nixon and Kissinger plan truths. For example, women young human being. 1 have a right to disagree respectfully, mation — that the study of to get out of Vietnam — some fight harder to keep a mar- few friends; a host of amiable, and a sharp slap on the behind mankind is man. Of all the sweet day. Nothing is boring; riage, going than men. Even acquaintances. Most of them on those rare occasions when thousands of subjects which a few people are. To my way old ladies have their hair expect their young to give they hop the corral fence. never bore me, the study of of thinking,.the subject of all done, and make a special ap- love and obedience to them, Almost all of the first 22 all my brothers all over the subjects — the one which nev- peal through sight and ordor but they have no thought of years is spent in learning. world is the most fascinating. er tires me and the one I nev- to remain attractive to their what to accord the children. Some are swift; some are I never tire of it. The supreme er learned completely — is men. Child's Rights slow. The slow learner may irony is that it is all around us the story of the human family. The average women is engi- Does a little girl have retain more knowledge than to observe, but no one ever Sandy Hook Ferry Service Consider: It is impossible to neered to lead a life of con- rights? Of course. This goes the one who uses education as becomes a master of the sub- start one without love. Pray, tentment with one man and for little boys, too. They have a skating rink. By the time ject. what is love? Is it a tangible his children. This is.all of her the right — nay, the obligation the child is ready to brave a The fact that I am married Rep. James J, Howard has taken a indst obviously logical first step. It may thing which can be held in the life; there is nq second place. — to be noisy, to have privacy harsh world alone, almost to trie perfect woman, and much-needed step in moving for legisla- njjt be a complete answer but it can solve hand and weighed? Is one The husband, in time, may be- at times, to keep secrets of one third of his life is gone. , have four ideal daughters tion to provide water transportation to the I'niajor part of the problem. love stronger than another — come a. physical slob. He their own, to study the habits His information may be well whom I would not exchange cares little aWut dress and ig projected Gateway MtionC R&reation A similar move by our congressman if so, in what way?i Uo.ex-' : and weaknesses of the adult grounded, but if he fears the for all the treasures in the tremely ardent loves die• mdre nores his protruding belly. He world around them. world, or rebels against it, his world, is not a mark of in- Area's Sandy Hook facilities. last year was stalled in Congress on a par- quickly than tlie unde- is assured that she will.contih- The also have the right — studies are useless because he telligence on my part. Mr. Howard's bill would make $30 mil- liamentary decision. Mr. Howard now is monstrative kind? ue to love him in spite of ev-, and wait in silence for it — to is a psychological corkscrew. It's luck, my friend. Pure lion available for establishment of ferry confident of the support of many of his col- What docs it take to kill a erything — even the rudeness have a corral built around He doesn't belong. Knowing luck ... services and. docking facilities so that leagues who must recognize the traffic Sandy Hook visitors from -the New, York problem. metropolitan area could ieaye ttfeir cars He also can count, no doubt, on the at home and travel acrossthe bav by boat. backing of conservationists who recognize Pickpocket Gets Mittens the pollutant potential of the addition of Local residents and everyone who has thousands of private cars to our already By ROBERT YOAKUM iniiiiiiiniiftiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiniiiiiiuiiiiiiiii lifting, extortion, mugging, down Madison >Avenue' weaiv. encountered Monmouth County's traffic crowded highways. and bank robbery. ing a sandwich board.; during the summer resort season know Like Ko-Ko, the Lord High ANOTHER Before making a few helpful saying,"I, Elmer Blatch, am . that a serious problem already exists here, It may be necessary to provide addi- Executioner in Gilbert and suggestions of my own, let me responsible for thosefalseand Sullivan's comic opera "The especially on weekends. The degree to tional mass transit methods to Sandy Hook illustrate the theory with misleading Anabuff Pain Pill Mikado," some American LOOK some other recent court deci- ads. I'm a grown man and am which that problem would be aggravated — such as spur rail service from Matawan judges are using their imagi- sions: ashamed of myself. Frankly, by the thousands of new visitors who •"llllllllltllllMIIIMIinillllUIHHIIllUIIIIIIIIII — after the park is in operation. But the nations "to make the punish- — Two men convicted of you'd do better with elixir of might be expected to use the Sandy Hook water service is imperative and a pre- ment fit the crime." There aren't any Ko-Kos overturning garbage cans in snake oil." beaches can only be imagined. requisite to opening of the facility. Ko-Ko, a bleeding-heart op- left in the executive branch.) New York City were given a 3 — Drunken drivers and timist who never beheads any- Anyway, a Ko-Kovian judge choice of a fine and 15 days in YOAKUM other traffic violators: Mass transit is the only reasonable The state's highway arteries that one, sings, "My object all sub- in California sentenced a pick- jail, or a term of cleaning the Drunks cause more highway method by which that many more people would be involved — and especially Rt. 36 lime/I shall achieve in time — pocket to wear gloves or mit- streets. They chose the latter. pedia of malodorous prac- deaths than any other kind of /To make the punishment fit can be moved. Water travel, which would which would become the neck of the mo- tens whenever he was in a — A 20-year-old was con- tices. So he certainly driver. If every citizen con- the crime." But Pooh-Bah, the crowd. Police were ordered to victed in Miami of stealing a provide direct access to the Monmouth tor traffic funnel — cannot bear further shouldn't go to jail — the jails victed of drunken driving was Lord High Everything Else, arrest the man if he appeared 22-foot sailboat, which he are bad enough now. County section of the recreation area, is a forced to use license plates burden. tells his marshmallow execu- in public barehanded. Pre- planned to sail to South Amer- Appropriate punishment for bearing a big red bottle, and a tioner that he'll lose his job sumably he'd be charged with , ica, and "live in the jungle, a wayward lawmaker would face with two X's for eyes, the unless someone loses his head "illegal exposure." dine on fruit and nuts, and be — Gad, it's almost too accident rate for that cate- within a month. That's all the It was an intelligent and in- feel clean again." • cruel! — to force him to read gory would certainly drop. Princeton: Tradition and Change plot I can tell without ruining genious decision that would Judge Alfonso C. Sepe freed all of the Congressional 4 — Violent criminals: Any- the ending. protect the public by keeping the defendant on probation Record each day. This means one committing a crime of (In the United States at this his hands out of people's pock- The reactions of Princeton Univer- For while it is natural for those who provided he lives with his reading every word uttered in violence should be sent to a moment Pooh-Bahs out- ets and by keeping him out of family and finds a girl. "You sity's "old grads" vary from sheer outrage have gone before to feel a sense of sorrow the Senate and the House, and Rehabilitation Park populated. number Ko-Kos by 10 to 1 in prison — where he would have need a lot of love," said the every word inserted in a back to enthusiastic applause, but all are only by others who have com- at the passing of .some of the things they the judiciary and 20 to 1 in learned new skills required wise judge, after studying a section called '^Extensions of mitted crimes of violence. agreed on the hassle's cause: Things held dear, Princeton is no different from Congress for graduate degrees in shop- psychiatric report on the Remarks," which includes There would be no guards, ex- aren't what they used to be over at Old other schools in that it must reflect the so- youth, "and the best way to resolutions by local veterans cept around the walled per- Nassau. ciety of which it is a part. And our society get that is from a girlfriend." groups calling for the nuclear imeter, and food would be Some of the ancient — and by many, is changing — just as it always has — In a case involving anoth- annihilation of some enemy or available from vending ma- er 20-year-old, who was con- other, poetic tributes to con- loved — traditions have come tumbling changed, although now the process may be chines. Everything from stan- victed of disorderly conduct stituents on their golden wed- dards of dress to the dressing down. Why, now they're even admitting faster than it ever was before. and resisting arrest, Judge ding anniversaries, lengthy of wounds would be resolved girls to those one-time halls of male sanc- Sepe gave the youth a choice denunciations of Ralph Nader, Progress depends upon change, and by the inmates themselves. tity! And the kids are getting away with of a year in jail or a year and equally lengthy tributes Survivors probably would not we would expect Princeton to grow in the things — like anti-war activism — that teaching an illiterate black to fellow congressmen who be repeaters. process. That is not to say that all the prisoner to read and write. they wouldn't have dared attempt before, have fallen in electoral battle. 5 — Dope pushers: Those changes will prove to be for the better. Now for my suggestions: 2 — Dishonest advertisers: Even those exclusive clubs that used to be making millions by sending But the law of survival of the fittest is at 1 — Corrupt congressmen: The pervasive evil of deceitful kids on trips should, be sent on the sought-after "in" things of campus life It is easier to nail quicksilver work here, and the better changes are huckstering could be stamped a big one themselves, courte- are dwindling in popularity. to a wall than it is to nail a out overnight if admen con- those that will stick. sy of the National Aeronautic All of which proves only that an in- corrupt congressman. When victed of false claims, who and Space Administration, one is convicted, you can be stitution that is 227 years old can grow and We are confident that Princeton will are usually let off with a straight up from Cape Ken- sure he's a walking encyclo- small fine, had to walk up and nedy, i change — and maybe have a few growing continue to send leaders out into society to pains doing it — just as the newer ones cope«with the problems of tomorrow, just can. , ,as it has done for generations past. Today in History By The Associated Press In 1950, gunmen held up the Mediterranean. Riverview's Leadership On this date — building of an armored car ser- Five years ago: President In 1707, Benjamin Franklin vice in Boston and escaped Lyndon B. Johnson said an ef- The board of governors of Riverview excellent hospitals in the state. A good was born in Boston. with $1.5 million. fective cease-fire would be vi- Hospital has just reelected Frank F, Blais- part of the credit for its position of lead- In 1757. the Holy Roman In 1962. ten winning con- tal as the first step in any Empire declared war on testants of television quiz dell of River Plaza as president to begin ership must go to Mr. Blaisdell and the Vietnamese peace talks. Prussia. shows received suspended his 10th year in that office. We are happy other members of the board. In 1773, the English explor-. sentences in New York after One year ago: U.S. dock at the board's action and at the fact that er, James Cook, became the pleading guilty to charges of workers on the west coast re- Mr. Blaisdell is willing to continue the out- We wish Mr. Blaisdell well as he car- first man to cross the Antarc- perjury. sumed a strike that had shut tic Circle. Ten years ago: The United down 24 Pacific port for 100 standing job he has performed as head of ries on during a period in which —in view days in the previous year. the Red Bank institution. of the continuing growth of the local com- In 1917* the United States States proposed to Italy that bought the American Virgin munity — further expansion of the hospital "The Conlrolt* Arc Lifting, But American Jupiter Missiles in Thought for today: An emp; The Red Bank" area is proud of Riv- Islands from Denmark for $26 Italy be replaced with Polaris ty tin can makes .more noise erview and of its status as one of the most appears to be in order. Il's Still Kind Of Foggy" million. missile submarines in the than pure gold — anonymous. Tkt Dally Eegb(er,E«IBaric-MkfcfleU>wn,NJ. Wednesday, January 17, M73 End of the Story of the Twic&Rescued Goose Indian Ter. swam and swam, back and anything wrong, or vulgar, or original role of Margo in the Locust, N.J. forth and forth and back, glid- al Association for the Ad- Jan. 7 was a tremendous suc- some method which will ren- fradulent, or just bad taste or Broadway production and be- To tie Editor: ing happily across the water, vancement of Colored People cess due to your efforts. I par- der it impossible for extra- bad manners — What is miss- lieve me, it was a most dis- Two years ago your news- dipping her head eagerly to and in many ways was ahead ticularly want to thank Doris vagance, incapacity or fraud FROM OUR ing is the all-important ele- appointing performance. I Kulman and Larry Perna for paper printed a most heart- drink, flapping her wings, and of his time. to impose unnecessary bur- breaking photograph of a ment of courage. At the age of 93, DuBois came away from the theater their time and cooperation. dens upon the taxpayer in the trying to rid herself of the salt READERS feeling that the audience had1 goose with an arrow through in her feathers. She was wel- "Standards of taste, as well joined the Communist Party, Your help not only gave municipalities ... No more its neck, still alive, swimming as morality, need continued U.S.A., with the words "Com- been taken. A big name but no residents an opportunity to important subject demands comed by the three white nnunimitnnimaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiKiitiitiiin talent. On the contrary Pa- about a pond in Hartshome ducks who always followed reaffirmatipn to stay alive, as munism — the effort to give register for screening but also legislative attention than this Woods. The pond is just down mit of Dec. 18, 1972 issued by liberty needs eternal vigil- all men what they need and to trice Munsel sang beautifully, aler(ed others to check on question of local taxation and , her wherever she went. She acted with grace, and gave a their cardiovascular risk fac- the road from my house. The was the Queen of her Realm, the Highlands building in- ence. To recognize and to pro- ask -of each the best they can its limitations. Every tax- goose, though owned by Law- spector does not become legal claim the difference between contribute — this is the only most convincing performance. tors. payer in the state directly an absolute delight to behold. She surely had the audience in rence Carton, 3rd, was the And so very happy to be back until it is approved by the the good and the shoddy, the way of human life." Gratefully, feels its effect. neighborhood pet, loved by true and the fake, as well as Because of his work in the her hands with the delightful Barry N. Grabelle, M.D. "Heavy taxation drives in her "home^'v m_ Monmouth County Planning everyone here. Some of the Board. In spite of this, Sny- between right and wrong, or peace movement, DuBois was' interpretation of her role. Chairman away investments and depr- The hunting season has It was interesting to read neighborhood boys finally again brought intruders to der-Westerlind Corp. is con- what we believe at a given persecuted during the eciates the the value of prop- were able to catch the goose tinuing to destroy the geologi- time to be right and wrong, McCarthy period. But he died Miss Spero's comments re Problem's erty in any location. No ser- Hartshome Woods. Hunting is Miss Munsel's costumes be- and remove the arrow from Ulegal here. All of the land is cally unique iron cap of the are the obligation, I think, of in Ghana, where the U.S. gov- Not New vice the Legislature can ren- her neck when it snagged in top of Mount Mitchell and to persons who presume to lead, ernment could no longer at- cause they were so superior to der the people will be more posted. Yet,, our telephone 20 Center Ave., some reeds and trapped her. uproot the trees on this beau- or are thrust into leadership, tack him, knowing that-black Miss Bacall's that 1 com- gratefully appreciated than a cables have been shot out Leonardo, N.J. Fortunately, it had only pene- tiful site. or hold positions of author- Africans, black Americans, mented on this to my compan- law which will stop the in- twice this season, hunters ion of the evening. To the Editor: trated the fatty part of her have been bold enough to tra- It is actions such as the ity." and workers of all countries crease of public debt, provide neck. The wound healed and As citizens of Atlantic High- and races would one day over- If the Monmouth Arts Foun- Times don't seem to change " the payment of that now exist- verse neighbors' back yards above that our aliented young over the years: she lived. men and women point to as lands and of Monmouth Coun- throw all bondage and oppres- dation continues to bring to ing and secure a limitation of with their guns, a road sign at Red Bank such high caliber Gov. Leon Abbott, 1892, is Last summer our goose suf- the edge of Judge Carton's prime examples of the "mon- ty, we urge you to take imme- sion. Like all true patriots, he the tax rate for local pur- fered another misfortune. diate steps to stop the descra- honored his country by striv- shows, we. the audience, are quoted as saying: poses." property on Grand Tour con- ey grubbing establishment." "As the great \ burden upon Somehow she injured a leg Regardless of whether or tion of Mount Mitchell and to ing for justice. to be congratulated. Respectfully submitted, tains three bullet holes. Sad- Sincerely yours. the citizens comes from mu- and was stranded in the Na- dest of all, our beloved goose, not site plan approval is preserve it for the enhance- Sincerely, Bernard Nlflot. vesink River just across the ment of Monmouth County. Charles Cascone, Chairman (Mrs.) Evelyn P. Hublitz nicipal taxation, the Legisla- D.D.S.-Retired who survived so much, is granted, we urge you to ob- ture should endeavor to find road from the pond. Several gone, along with her three tain a court order restraining Respectfully yours, Monmouth County Branch neighbors called the SPCA for little friends, bur sadness*of Snyder-Westerlind Corp. from Dana D. Staszewski Young Workers Liberation Screening t JANUARY > help but they did not respond. her loss is heightened how- further excavation or con- 144 Ocean Blvd.. League Program 1 called twice and they told ever, with fear. Because in struction until the matter is Atlantic Highlands me they were too short-hand- the house on the property ad- decided in the Borough of At- Lionel A. Walford, Critique Critiqued 392 Ocean Ave. CLEARANCE ed to send anyone. Our goose jacent to the road sign on lantic Highlands by its elected 16 Belvidere Road,. 132 South Street Long Branch, N.J. » MONWOUIH (OU.NI1 1 OlDIJI MOM was at the mercy of the tides, Grand Tour with the three Mayor and Council. Atlantic Highlands Red Bank, N.J. To the Editor,: M HlllilXIIC l».'.«d MU1K (IWII the blistering summer sun bullet holes, live a family with We would like to point out Mrs. R.E. Adams To the Editor: On behalf of the board of from which she had no shel- four children ranging in age that our county in good faith 140 Ocean Blvd. After reading Bette Spero's trustees of the American ter, and salt water. We could from 4 to 12 years. In the requested funds for the pur- Atlantic Highlands critique of Patrice Munsel's Heart Association Monmouth throw her bread, but she had house directly on the pond the chase of the top of Mount George K. Helder performance in "Applause" I County Chapter, I want to ex- no fresh water to drink. Su- man who owned the goose Mitchell as a County Park. In 152 Ocean Blvd. wondered if she and I had tend our sincere appreciation APPLIANCES* TV rely she would soon die if we lives with his wife and two- good faith the Tri-State Re- Atlantic Highlands been at the same theater on for the public service your pa- RED BANK HAZLET LPLAZA could not get her back to the year-old daughter. I have two gional Planning Association Monday evening last. per provided. The Risk Factor 30 BROAD ST. ROUTE 35 safety of the pond. daughters, ages 8 and 9. supported this request as did DuBois Tribute I saw Lauren Bacall in the Screening Program held on OMnWtd.ftFri.tot Opan Evtry Nlaht - Sit'HI 8 One afternoon, when the There are many small chil- the Planning Board of Mon- R.D. No, 3 tide was very low, my neigh- dren in pur area. 1 cannot mouth County. In good faith Box 487 bor, Ruth Sommerville, and 1 stress enough the danger of HUD and Green Acres grant- Freehold, N.J. made a final desperate at- hunting in our area. ed the funds. To the Editor: tempt to catch her so that we Is there something your pa- The federal government February 23rd is a day all could put her back in the pond per can do to help us? previously granted funds to progressive minded Ameri- and, hopefully, her leg would Very truly yours, Cape May to restore it to its cans should celebrate as the mend. Our task was a difficult Doris Nelsen original historic beauty. In birthday of a great patriot one because the goose was the same way the federal gov- and freedom fighter. On that shy of people. She would come ernment has granted funds to day in 1868 W.E.B. Du Bois close enough to be fed,'"but not Mt. Mitchell Plea our county to preserve and was born in Massachusetts. . to be caught. Her leg was in- The following copy if a let- develop Mount Mitchell. A In the next 95 years he was jured and she could not walk, ter has been received by The few short-sighted residents to distinguish himself as a but she could flap her wings Daily Register for publica- should not be permitted to teacher, sociologist, and poet. and propel herself some 10 or tion. stand in the way of this worth- He authored 19 books, hun- more feet at one time. If she Mr. Joseph C. Irwin, Director, while project. dreds of articles, and created reached deeper water she Board of Freeholders of Mon- For generations, Atlantic two literary magazines. could easily swim away from mouth County Highlanders have been noted All this was achieved us. Dear Mr. Irwin and Freehol- for the care with which they against great odds, because At one point I stepped off ders: have maintained their period- Dr. W.E.B. DuBois was a the reed roots of the mud flats It is our carefully consid- piece houses, for the natural black man in a country that and sank to my hips and be- ered opinion' that the action beauty of the community, and had ruthlessly deprived black came stuck fast. My children taken'by the Atlantic High- for the panoramic view from people of every vestige of dig- and Ruth had to toss planks lands Board of Adjustments the top of Mount Mitchell. nity. across so that I could get out. in rushing through on The development of the pro- DuBois' greatness, how- Then, more cautiously, while Thursday, Dec, 28, 1972, the posed park can only contrib- ever, lies in much more than my daughters lured the goose granting of the variance re- ute to the ever increasing his individual creativity and with bread, I waded through quested by the Snyder-West- beauty of this site and it will determination. All his powers the shallows and reeds and erlind Corp. and changing the continue to be an outstanding and energies were directed to maneuvered her to a position zoning regulations of Atlantic asset to our town and our the struggle against racism where Ruth waited with a Highlands to be a grave error. county in which we can take and for world peace. large blanket to toss over her 'We believe it to be a short- real pride. DuBois always fought open- so we could grab hold of her. It sighted look at our commu- The Pulitzer Prize-winning ly against all manner of oppo- took quite a few labored at- nity's needs viewed through $- historian, Barbara Tuchman. nents in his quest for racial tempts but we finally caught sign smoked eye glasses. says, "The key ill in society equality. He successfully at- her and carried her across the Please note that this vari- 'from which so much of our tacked self defeating concepts road and put her back in her ance does not become official uneasiness and confusion de- proposed by his contempo- pond. until it is acted upon by the rive is a general unwillingness raries like "gradualism" and The moment she was back Mayor and Council of Atlantic to state standards. black seperatism. He was one in her pond she swam and Highlands. The building per- "Everyone is afraid to call- of the founders of the Nation-

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I receive a a year, include masterpieces WORK hibit will poke into the popu- cently purchased the vener- prints, rose to unexpected work — and second class by Giovanni Bellini and Joerg lar myths and mysteries, puz- able magazine "Art News" new levels. work won't do. good many inquiries from iiimiiiHiiiMimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi •people who would appreciate Fugger, and these are fine ex- zles and prejudices of modern , from Newsweek. Esterow Restoration. A few local a source of current informa- amples of Degas, Picasso Ma- membership charge to each trends. There will also be a vows to correct the unhappy commercial janitorial firms, JANUARY tion on the value of prints and tisse and other giants of the person which your group en- section devoted to caricatures state of affairs referred to' which clean households their- availability on today's School of Paris. lists on behalf of this plan and of modern artists rendered to above in subsequent issues of among other services, offer to market. I usually suggest one . Donations. Few people are the promise consists of on- resemble the very style — of his newly acquired mouth- clean your paintings as well: 1 CLEARANCE of several prints newsletters aware that it is possible (usu- going returns in the form of a their own art work. piece. strongly suggest that if your TH C0UH1Y S OLDEST MOST such as "The Print Collector's ally for tax purposes) to do- percentage of sales made to Andubon. Don't miss the painting means enough to you M [XPIKK NfEEDC IV K APPUAHU CtHTfR the" members. Some of these smashing exhibition of origi- Hefts. A significant num- to have it cleaned at all, then Newsletter" (205 East 78th nate half a painting or sculp-. ber of art thefts are never re- St., 1-D, JJew York 1O021—515 plans are no doubt legitimate nal Audubon watercolors, call one of the larger mu- ture to a museum! No, the ported. Some works are ran- per year) or the William work fs not rent asunder for as far as such gimmicks go, from which all the famous seums and ask the curator or CTTttdbz Weston Gallery's "Monthly but certain ones are very prints were made, at the New somed to insurance com- painting (or the conservator) the purpose. In such case a panies, others quietly ran- Catalogue of 19th and 20th half share belongs to the mu- questionable, and in my opin- York Historical Society. Cura- to recommend a reliable firm APPLIANCES • TV Century Prints" (at 138 Alber- ion, are not worth either the tor Martin Leifer related to somed to their thankful own- or individual who does expert seum along with the right to ers. Some are negotiated or RED BANK HAZLEUPLAZA marleSt., London W-1-S8per have it in museum possession effort involved or the risk. me the fascinating story of work. Remember, anyone can 30 BROADST. ROUTES* year), there are others to be Museums. The over- how the society purchased the otherwise spontaneously re- hang out a shingle saying that for half of each year. The oth- turned. But a few, like the Op«iW«d.*FrL«o» OpwiEwyNlflhl-St 'Hit _J sure, and all such publications er half? It may be willed to an whelming success of mu- entire lot for $10,0(10 in the are useful in keeping abreast seums may in part spell their late 1800s. Estimated value at Brooklyn Museum's stolen heir or given to the museum Degas lithograph, was neither of a speedily shifting market. upon death or at some other undoing. So says a recent re- today's market is two million port of the American Associ- plus. Audubon, born in Haiti, chased nor reported. Until it Jewelry. Ancient and mod- time when the IRS again was returned in the mail, the ern jewelry; its makers, pa- threatens to take too big a tax ation of Museums which notes led a fascinating life as well. that since every visitor to a When released from a Ken- museum officials were total- trons, designers, collectors bite. (Some of these tax advan- ly unaware that it was miss- and history, is the subject of a tages will be discussed in a museum costs the museum tucky debtor's prison in 1819 more than he or she adds to he was prohibited from con- ing? However encouraging breathtaking new book from forthcoming article in this col- this might appear to be to the Viking Press (New York). umn.) it, the spectacular rise of mu- tinuing his ill-fated career as seum attendance figures auto- a land speculator and mer- ambitious collector with few Jewelry is seldom the star of FundRalslng. Charitable scruples, I don't recommend such serious and enlightening organizations (and others) matically means increased chant. Therefore, he decided studies, and if you are drawn deficits. One recommendation to take up art, which led to a enlarging one's collection this should be wary of some of the nefarious manner ... A num- to the glitter of gems and current "wholesale merchan- of the report calls for museum grand finale in the most over- golden finery you will cer- decentralization so that mu- whelming ornithological artis- ber of larger cities have al- dise" schemes to raise mon- ready created effective "art tainly enjoy this collection of ey. The'plan calls for the or- seums will be able to follow tic production ever assem- fine color illustrations of the the population trends into su- bled, "Birds of America." squads" to deal with such ganization to sign up mem- thefts. wealth of many centuries. bers in a club that can "get it rurbs and the outlying neigh- Magazines. "There has nev-- Paintings. Princeton Uni- for you wholesale." Get what? • borhoods of the inner cities. er been a greater flood of non- Auctions. Records toppled versity has received on loan Anything! There is usually a Satire. The Tate Gallery in sense written about art. Or a' last season at the Sotheby time when there were more Parke-Bernet art auction gal- special pleaders on the scene lery establishment. Net sales MONMOUTH MEATS attempting to lead the public topped the $108 million mark. 110MONMOUTHST. 13 MAIN ST. 90 OCEANPORT AVE. 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If Tie DaBy Register, Wetfaeoby, Jaauu? 17, U73 GTE Return Is Secure Bargain in Youth Hostels •y ROGERS. 8PEAB Q - My portfolio Js now worth just under $30,000. 1 By SYLVIA P°ORTER ly membership covering chil- Q-My wife and 1 acquired SUCCESSFUL nave neither the interest nor dren up to age 18 costs $ 12. 400 shares of General Tele- the knowledge to manage As you start to plan ahead Only individual passes — ju- phone & Electronics (NYSK) INVESTING these investments. How do I for a joyous vacation this YOUR MONEY'S nior and senior — can be used during our working years. We find and judge an investment year, consider (his little outside the U.S. are beginning to worry about management company? — G.G. known fact: WORTH After February 1, write this investment because of the tablishment and whether or & Ohio canal from George- recent unfavorable high court resulted from a civil suit A — Investment manage- not the firm's general in- One of the very least ex- luiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiuiiiiiiun American Youth Hostels, Na- brough against GTE in 1967 pensive ways to see the world tional Campus, Delaplane, town, D.C. to Cumberland, divestiture order. Should we ment firms are numerous and vestment objectives suit your own, staying at Youth Hostels Maryland. Or ride 320 miles sell or hold?-S.W. by Inter.Tel. & Tel. The com- a satisfactory company needs. The customary fee for today is via the extraordinary Va. 22025, for detailed infor- pany has been ordered to di- network of 4,300 Youth Hos- along the way. These are in- mation and applications for on the Wisconsin State Bi- q — Does a smalt stock- should not be difficult to lo- a *30,000 account is about 1550 expensive dormitory-style ac- keway from the Mississippi holder need to be concerned vest itself of its equipment cate. You may obtain leads annually. This fee is a deduc- tels in 48 different countries -» passes. manufacturing subsidiary — and this is so no matter what commodations providing, River to Lake Michigan, cur- with the stability of his in- through advertisements in the tible expense on your federal A second very inexpensive rently the country's longest Automatic Electric — and your age. shelter, bunks or beds and of- and increasingly popular wajj vestment in General. Tele- various financial media, income tax. ten some sort of kitchen facil- bikeway. phone in view of the court or- certain telephone operating through professional people You can go hosteling by to go on a vacation is by bi- subsidiaries. All told, approxi- (Roger Spear's 52-page' foot, canoe, bike, public trans- ities. Fees are typically Jl to cycle. Many more trails are being dered breakup? At age 88. in- siich as your broker, lawyer, Guide To Successful Investing come is primary. — D.i. mately one-third of the com- doctor or friends. • portation or car. You can go (2 per day for lodging; Routes to ride bikes are ex- planned for the future, most is available to all readers of abroad, fees are somewhat spurredd locallyl , but some pany's assets are involved. alone, or with friends, or with panding rapidly and it's esti- A — The divestiture order The case, which is without As in any endeavor, there this column. For your copy, lower. helped with federal funds - . „,.,•» g < Precedent, will be fought vestment counselors, thus be- dress to Roger E. Spear, Red bargains offered by youth hos- has a bargain car-leasing plan 1980. Ohio, for instance, has granted by the U.S. govern- ^fJ « . _£. by CTE m appellate court. It fore cn00choosinsingg yoyouu shoulshouldd in- Bank Register. .Box 1618. teling organizations is that the in Europe too. Typical cost of more than a half dozen biking ment to assist completiop n of a (Jld Steel Pier could be another three or vestigate a management firm Grand Central Station, N.Y., typical cost of a 30-day Ameri- leasing a new small Renault routes averaging 30 miles in three-mile trail around San more years before the appeal' thoroughly as to length of cs- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) —process is completed. If the fi- N.Y. 10017.) can Youth Hostel tour within for two months is $435, with length and running through its Diego's bay and a 19-mile bi- Sale of this resort's famous the U.S. is »295 - ?335 and for unlimited mileage. Or you can most scenic areas. (Write the keway from Santa Monica to nal outcome remains the Steel Pier is expected to be same, the courts will provide a tour abroad, {535 or so. rent a car and tent, then Ohio Dept. of Development. Torrance, Cal. announced today at a press camp where there are no hos- Box 1011, Columbus, Ohio an ample period for the com- Included are: trans- You don't have to wait for conference called by the pany* to comply with the or- portation from a specified de- tels. 43216, for "Ohio Is Happening official designation of trails', pier's owner-operator, George 1 der. It is also safe to assume parture point; all costs of ac- Your passport to hostels Along Bikeways,' which de- though. With a little assist' A. Hamid Jr. SPOT TAXI Co. that should divestiture even- commodations and food; in- throughout the world is a pass scribes the trails.) from cycling clubs and According to a source close issued by the AYH. tually be affected, share- NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT surance; leadership; trans- Or you can ride through In- friends, plus some practice to Hamid, the pier's new own- holders would be amply pro- portation back to the original A junior pass (if you're un- diana's covered bridge coun- and experience on your own, er will be Maxwell "Sonny" tected by GTE. Shares should departure point. der 18) costs $5; if you're .old- try. Or explore the 184-mile you'll be able to choose the - Goldberg and Milton Neustad- be held for their liberal and ROY EDMONDS Not included are: equip- er, the pass costs $10; a fami- trail along'the Old Chesapeake routes yourself from highway ter of Margate. secure return. NEW PROPRIETOR . ment you must have (general- and topographic maps. The two businessmen own ly simple camping gear); Or write American Youth and operate the Million Dollar spending money; cost of pass- Elect Ashley To Bank Post Hostels at Delaplane for the Pier close to the Steel Pier on OPEN DAP 5:30 A.M. T010:00 P.M. ports; bicycle shipping; trans- NEWARK - After a meet- "AYH North American Bike the Boardwalk. NURSING HOME - AIRPORT SERVICE - portation to or from the trip's ing of the board of directors Atlas" (?2.45) which describes Hamid announced recently • M-Hour Cort starting point; AYH member- of Fidelity Union Trust Com- 60 one-day trips in the U.S. • RH «n duly oil limts that he had received offers • Mtditara Approved RADIO DISPATCHED CAB SERVICE ship dues; and an emergency pany, C. Malcolm Davis, and 100 one-week to one from "at least,five sources" CAREFUL AND COURTEOUS DRIVERS fund which must be deposited chairman, announced the month trips abroad. for purchase of the family NAVESINK HOUSE with the trip leader for unex- election of a new senior vice You can work out literally amusement center and that 40 Kvenid* Aye., R.d Ionic, pected expenses (unused president-operations, Richard hundreds of great adventures these coincided with his deci- 842-3400 741-6832 amounts are returned). S. Ashley. at astonishingly low cost for sion to "take it a little eas- 243 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK your 1973 holiday! ier." Hostelers on a National Mr. Ashley, who also will «• ••• ••••••••••«•••••••••'••••• Group Trip must be at least 14 retain the title of treasurer, years old or must have com- joined the bank in 1929 and for pleted ninth grade. On inter- many years was in charge of national trips, campers must Fidelity's consumer credit de- fast action low bank rates . be at least 16 or have pre- partment. He was elected an viously completed a National officer in 1952 and rose to the Trip. rank of vice president in 1956. There is NO UPPER AGE - Mr. Ashley became a com- LIMIT (which will surprise mercial loan officer in 1968 many of you), although the and was elected vice presi- trips generally are intended dent and treasurer in charge for young travelers in good of operations in 1971. He is a physical condition. In fact, a graduate of the advanced few trips are designed for management program -of the Rictard S. Ashley adults only. Harvard Business School. two children, anil lives at 52 New Car Loans You can also travel on your Mr. Ashley is married, has Bernard ter., Little Silver. AMOUNT $ 00 $ OF LOAN 2,000 2,500!° *3,000°° COMPARE AMOUNT $ 47 OF PAYMENT 63 $7934 $9521 THESE NO. 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Wednesday, January 17.1J73 11 Recyc 264TotiT KAIR HAVEN — The Tri- Borough Recycling program for 1972 included 10 Saturday collections of glass bottles and newspapers and magazines. Involved in processing the materials brought'in by resi- dents Of the, three sponsoring boroughs. Fair Haven. Little Silver and Rumson, and 22 surrounding communities, were five. Boy Scout and 14 Girl Scout troops, the Little Silver Junior Rifle Club and Rumson Presbyterian Youth Fellowship. More'than 300 boys and girls put in 2,340 work-hours in re- ceiving, inspecting, sorting and "processing" 108 tons of glass bottles and 156 tons of Conveniently Located at the intersection of magazines and newspapers. Contributors came.from as far away as Spring Lake,- Colts Neck and Keansburgi Collection points were ro- tated through the three spon- Routes 35 $36, KEY PORT soring boroughs at approxi- mately five-week, intervals. Each borough contributed one truck'and driver at each col- lection for transporting the bottles to the Midland Glass Company, Cliff wood. Weighing of the loaded trucks was through the cour- tesy Of Fred D. Wikoff Com- pany and Anderson Brothers of Red Bank. The paper was SLICED purchased by Monmouth Pro- cessing of PJeptune, who pro- vided trailer trucks and com- pactors for carrying to their' warehouse. Acceptance of bottles and papers on the specified Satur- days; begins at 8 a.m. and ' lasts until 1 p.m. The next > three collection dates are:' Rumson, Jan. 27; Little Sil- veiVMarch 3, and Fair Haven, April 7. the Rumson collection will .•• be at the borough garage be- hind the Borough Hall on East > River Road. Residents of * Rumson and nearby commu- * niftes are invited to bring bot- tle"? sorted by color and with miatal rings and caps re- moved. 'Papers should be tied * with strong cord in boy-size "J btiridies. School Study State Grant ,| WFO SELLS ONLY 100% GOVERNMENT INSPECTED QUALITY MEATS! C (Jiven City HOT OB SWEET LONG BRANCH.— Thomas * Italian Sausage• •••••••••••••••••If. Fryer Leg Quarters £39 P. Maggio, Long Branch HJgli ' * Sq|5ol assistant principal; has *' BEEF OR v C received a grant of $1,000 to Schickhaus Franks MEAT Fryer Breast Quarters^ 39 initiate a feasibility study of the extended school year. C The grant came from the Office of Program Devel- ., Sliced Beef liver... Roasting Chickens. 45 opment of the N.J. Depart- ment of Education and Mr. 1-lb. C Maggio will head up a steer- Old Hickory Franks pkg. ing committee to provide American Cheese ™ 79 leadership to the high school C S staff in conducting the study. Each member of the steer- Glenside Liverwurst 49 Sirloin Steak JE 1.18 ing committee will serve as b chairman of a committee C composed of faculty mem- bers, parents, students and Sliced Bologna „ 89 Bottom Round Roast »'1.28 Board of Education members. S The extended school year is S a concept meaning that the Boneless Chuck Roast 1.08 Cross-Rib Roast , 1.28 school year could be modified i to increase curriculum flexibi- % C C lity and options for pupil at- .'•'• tendance and/or facilities use. -. Chuck Steak or Roast 98 Chicken Drumsticks 69 The committee could rec- ommend extension of the, s C school year to 210 or 225 days Lean Stew Beef.. 1.08 Quartered Fryers... ..* 37 or hand down a recommenda- tion that the present 180-day • C base school year be retained. ~ Ton Sirloin Roast > '1.38 Frver Leps »^«^ 59 Alumni Counsel •*'• S Hudson Seniors Beef Rump Roast... 1.45 Chicken Thighs « HIGHLANDS - The transi- tion from high school to col- S S lege or vocational school was the topic at Henry Hudson Re- Top Round Roast... , 1.38 Eye Round Roast „ 1.68 gional School's annual alumni panel discussion sponsored by the guidance department for cijiTent seniors. -YOUR FOOD DOLLAR GOES FURTHER AT WFO! ' This year's panel, moder- ated by guidance chairman William Barrett, included FROZEN 10-PACK Fred Anton, Brookdale Com- Scott Facial Tissue - 25° Roman Pizza munity College; Linda Post- al, Bucknell University; Ron- C ald Krueger, Randolph-Macon 47c College; Holly Hofman, Overnight Pampers R 72 Orange Keuka College; Michael Clinch, Lehigh University; C C Tricia 'Tracy, University of Ideal Prune Juice . 39 Butter a 75 Denver; Debbie Kelly, Mon- rpouth College; James Long, C C Pennsylvania State Univer- sity; Norman Viebrock, Speedup Bleach....—....# 38 Princess Margarine 19 Brandywine College, and Beth Palmara, Katharine Gibbs C C (Secretarial School. Ragu Sauce v 38 Golden Bananas , 12 •Iowa Degrees C C Awarded Pair Ideal Coffee a 73 Seedless Grapefruit 10 78 :• Two Monmouth County stu- dents were among an esti- C C mated 970 students who re- ceived degrees recently from Heinz Ketchup.. 28 Florida Oranges 10 48 Hhe University of Iowa. \ Kathleen

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lff«tAKESPEARE,THAT PAHAGE 20 M21 Iz2 1 EKDED:"EHTER MMICIANi"! I THINK WE'D BETTER REVISE IT TO "EXEUNT ^ J EIDERS"! SHALL WE GO UP AMD 15 co/lies 129 31 32 33 34 •En 36 37 40~ 44 -Urf 43 IJfrr «] 1 1 M 49 50 Iflf 52 53 54. 58 55 61156 J57 1 • F 60 63 li• t 1 1 Your Horoscope, Birthday WEDNESDAY, JANUARY tactful means of verbalizing things, now is the time to do one else to take on the chores 17 — Born today, you have a bad news — happily for those something about it. Translate that bring up the rear. strong, always lucid mind that who must hear it. words into action. LEO (July 24-Augi 23) - leads you cautiously, yet di- Reliable and trustworthy, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) You would do better to stop rectly and competently, in the you inspire the confidence of — You may find yourself trying to be all things to all direction of your goals. You others in your ability to serve placed in a responsible posi- men — or women! This is a know how to steer cleanly, su- them well. For this reas'on, tion this morning — even good time for being highly se- rely between the rocks of er- you may well find yourself against your will. Be com- lective in the choosing of ror and untruth, of ego- imposed upon, for others will plimented to have been sin- friends. centricity and exaggeration, bring their problems to you, gled out: VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23) •-- until you reach the clear wa- feeling welcome to do so re- ARIES (March 22-Apnl 20) A day for cutting apron ters of the activity that car- gardless of what you say — Don't let caution keep you strings. Don't allow either ries you forward to your well- about it. In fact, no matter from doing something you've friends or relatives to have deserved success. You hold to how eloquent you are on the planned for a very long time. the last word regarding your your own high principles re- subject of your own privacy, Keep discouragement from future. Do what you know you gardless of the complications you will always fail'to con- encroaching on your sense of must do. they may involve you in by vince others that you are not joy. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - standing in the way of certain available to them. TAURUS (April 21-May 21) Give fair warning; bark be- kinds of progress — kinds of To find what is in store for — Complications of the morn- fore you bite — at least once! progress you can well do with- you tomorrow, select your ing may make afternoon Children may need special at- out. birthday and read the corre- hours more difficult than you tention this morning if they Generally speaking, you sponding paragraph. Let your had hoped. Take another's are to cope well with events of mean what you say — and the birthday star be your daily word for the presence of dan- the afternoon. sooner your friends and guide. ger. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) enemies realize this, the bet- THURSDAY, JANUARY 18 GEMINI (May 22-June 21) — A close friend does much to Andy Capp ter off all parties will be. No CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. — Mean what you say — and make the day pass smoothly flatterer, you nevertheless are 20) — The confidence others say what you mean. Follow for you. You can show your C7HEBWKEWH0 careful to tell the truth to and this advice and life, though appreciation at some other TOSEE V 'RECEPTIONIST* have in you stands in jeop- about others tactfully, coating hard, will at least be clear. time; for now, keep busy. MISTER I WAHPSTOSEE S3 ardy — if you fail to come up -IS OUT.... the bitter pill with the sugar Others need to know where ^ to standard this morning. MISTER CAPP! of diplomacy, for you see no Work hard'and long to suc- you stand. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- (COWEW) n reason to hurt merely because ceed by evening. CANCER (June 22-July 23) Dec. 22) — Use your execu- n you must get the facts across. AQUARIUS (Jan.- 21-Feb. — If you would take the lead tive ability to move yourself Ii Indeed, you have probably 19) — If you are dissatisfied where the present major proj- into a position of authority on V made something of a study of with the existing order of ect is concerned, allow some- the home front. a*. IT r \- Ik SheinwolcTs Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ond trick. Now there is no That "insane" play of the Central Station, New York, way for your side to get a ace of diamonds should warn N.Y. 10017.) It isn't always necessary to third club trick. You will get your partner that you have Sniflh dealer tell a good partner the exact only two clubs and a diamond. some kind of problem. And East-West vulnerable v •>/-—^ji;;.. nature of your problem. Just Spot Problem First once warned he should work it TWESOMS HIT NORTH WMEM WAS \ OP THE OAV WAS find a way to let him know Your first step in solving out. East should overtake • AK4 TWE LAST TIME ^\ MISSOURI WALTZ". that you have a problem by such a problem is to notice your queen of clubs and re- • C 9 5 OAGWOOD TOOK YOU ) the bid or play that you make. that the problem exists. Oth- turn a club for you to ruff, O KOJ 104 v r DAKJCIMS, ^_ V / thus defeating the contract. ( SLOMPIE? ) ^ He may be able to work out erwise, you'll lead the queen • J ft 5 what puzzles you, and may of clubs before you even no- DAILY QUESTION WEST EAST even find a ..solution to your tice that there's anything to Partner opens the bidding ••762 483 problem. think about. with one heart and the next W 10 7 3 2 '•'• K64 As West, you open the king Next, you must find some player passes. You hold: s-8 3 0 A 7 6 3 0 9 5 2 of clubs. Your partner plays way to warn partner that he H-8 8 4 D-9 5 2 C-A 10 9 8 4. 4. Ky 4 A 10984 the encouraging ten of clubs must be on the alert. It isn't What do you say? SOUTH and gathers the first trick in. proper to speak or ring a bell Answer: Pass. You need at • 0 J 10 9 5 What next? or look desperate. least one additional point for tf A K Q J If you continue with the Just lead the ace of dia- a response to partner's open- O » ' • 732 queen of clubs, your partner monds at the second trick. ing bid. has a very difficult problem to This play will startle your ('A Pocket Guide to Bridge' South West North East 1 • Pass 2 O Pass solve. partner. Then you lead your written by Alfred Sheinwold, 2 O Pass .1 • Pass There is no way for East to queen of clubs, and the wheels is available. Get your copy by 4 * All Pass know what is necessary, so he should start to go around in sending 50 cents to Red Bank Opening lead — 4, K will play a low club at the sec- your partner's noggin. Register, Box 3318, Grand

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She Orange Juice h|§ travelled extensively CITY CUT tljrotigliout the world and on City Cut 'Our Trim is Better" occasion has escorted her own >^1 Kraft gfoups to foreign destinations. Blue Roasting Pork Chops Mrs. Kohn holds a B.A. in 1—«. Bonnet Undon Broi Rib Quarter • psychology, having attended Pork Shoulder Steak the University of Michigan 9-11 Chopi and the University of Ten- Swiss Cheese Two VJ Ib. Fw.h.Porle Endi & Tub. Shoulder Cube Steak nessee. She resides at 47 Soft Lean 4;Ttnd«r Centers Birehwood Court. New Slices Ib. Shrewsbury, with her hus- Margarine 89 band, Jack Kohn. Their two Boneleti Crossrib "Our Trim is Better" Sugar Curod children, Steven and Martha, 8oz. e l -ib are both students at the Uni- Pleg. versity of Michigan. 49« Pkg 25 39 Roast Beef 4P J Smoked Frozen Food Dept. Our Trim Is Better Picnic Heads Board Pork 39 Shoulder OfDartmoutl Crinkly Cut Sirloin Steak J Ib. 59 Newspaper Potatoes SHANK C Smoked Ham -"=; PORTION 69c Beef Liver SUHSU«D ,, 65 HANOVER, N.Y. - The BUTT C C Dartmouth, the oldest college Deep Fries'' Smoked Ham ' PORTION Ib. 79 Schickhaus Franks i ,„. 89 newspaper in America, an- c 09 nounced recently that Joseph 24 oz. Fresh 69 Ground Round I S. Genova, class of 1975, was Bog- , C Fresh Hamciwc, %•' c SWIFT PREMIUM selected chairman of the 39 -79 Sausage BROWN I SERVE ALL FLAVORS 169 board of The Dartmouth' In*, ANVSUE C corporated. • Munite Maid Ground Chuck """ PKO- 89 All Meat Franks ,, 85< As chairman of the corpo- GOV't. THIOH C 6 or Chicken Legs INSPECTED. 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Jar Family Size Whole Green Beans Downy I Mr. Genova is a graduate of Cream White Corn, Stewed Tomatoes Christian Brothers Academy Fabric Softener • of Lincroft, N.J., and is the White Whole Kernel Vaccum Pack Corn son of Dr. and Mrs. M. L. 64-Or. W/COUPON Genova of Nut Swamp Road, GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS c On* coupon pircwilomar Middletown. Bread Good Ihrv Sol.. Jon. 20, l»73 4 -° ° 99 MFR. PHOCTIR I. OAMtK CO. Board to Study Italian 6 02. 45 Rival-6 Pack Toward the puttha%* of Plan for Bank LOAF CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE KEANSBURG - The Plan- Bread Spaghetti & M»atballi Mr. Clean I ning Board has taken under Dog Food •' •."••or Beaforoni • 8 C Fruit Cocktail 40-Oi. W/C0UPON study a site plan application I can FREE with 5 cant Large Apple Pie Inch 39 GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS I On* coupon p»r by John F. Keelen involving CoolJ renovation of.a building at (i!) 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Onw ' • ^^Hr£''fff!M'Mi^B Good thru Sol..Jan 20. 1973 • ^^WyWWMj^H toupot P«. tuitom.r ej ^^^y|U|i|yiUj^H On.( .UpOT p»( (B.i,ml, - Serving as trustees are $2 OB MORE CABN TI d Laurie Eldridge, Middletown HOU51WA0I5 DFPT ||^HBlleUeflei "*'" * °" ^•t^gf^jjjjgHg/^ 5u£ naitmjVouo C6«P I^HBlSMillMHI Ml». f«OCTI>'i "oAMILf CO. | TARs; Robin Ferrell, Free- hold, and Joel Bassoff, Ocean Township. Further information regard- OPEN DAILY ing the group, which will 9:30 A.M.'T'L 10 P.M. We r««erv« the right to limit quantitlti. coordinate the political and SUNDAY* Not ratpaniible for typagraphkal inert, social activities of participat- 9 A.M. TIL 6 P.M. ing. TAR units, may be had MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 •FOR SALCS U.LOWCDBY LAW frofer jar. Rifkin. >,'•<>•••?•'•> y- n, wn Rail Service Meeting Is Still M1DDLET0WN — A meet- es $5.1 million state funds an- That judge. U.S. District . court-appointed trustee and William E. Ozzant. pred- ing tomorrow on threatened nually. • y Court Judge Anthony T. Au- of the line; Gordon Fuller, an- dent of the state Board of suspension of commuter ser- The agreement between the gelli, ruled Monday in favor of other CNJ official; state Public Utility Commissioners vice on'the Central Railroad state and the railroad includes continuing commuter service Transporation Commissioner (PUC). ] of New Jersey remains sched- consolidation on the line with 60 days. John C. Kohl; state Attorney - Mayor Lynch has invites uled despite Uov. William T. the Reading Co. and the Le- Tomorrow's meeting, sched- General George F. Kugler Jr.. Gov. Cahill to attend. CahuTs plan to extend service high Valley Railroad, said uled by a Jan. 9 resolution of until March. Committeeman Wilford L. the Township Committee a The meeting is scheduled at Wisner. chance to question railroad of- 8:30 p.m. in the Middletown The agreement is also sub- ficials and stateoffieials who Township High School audito- ject to approval of the federal regulate the affairs of the X3 PHILftlZZUTOTALKSTO rium and is open to the public. judge overseeing the Jersey bankrupt line. JV NJ.HOMEOWNERS "The meeting is on," said Central's bankruptcy, the The resolution demands the Mayor Thomas J. Lynch. "We committeeman added. presence of Robert D. Tim- expect the state officials and railroad executives we invited last week to show up. and we Life Scout Awards hope the commuters aad prop- KEYPORT - Steven Han- rence Ioffredo, Thomas Les- erty owners of the Jersey sen and Ezra Santos received niakowski, Philip Masterson, $1500 to $25,000 and more! Coast area will be there to Life Scout awards at a Court Brian Maiers, Gerard and Mi- to an ex-tnajor league ballplayer Repayments can be stretched make their views heard," he of Honor of Boy Scout Troop chael Moreno, Bernard I can remember the big play, out over many years. Easy, easy 80, sponsored by the Knights the big catch, the big hit mpnlhiy payments. If you pre- added. McGough, Robert Masterson, pay tha- loan, interest is charged of Columbus. and now THE MEWEY STORE only for the time you used the Mayor Lynch said the deci- Charles Nile* James Reed, comes across with the BIQ loan. Other awards were given Corky Testin, Randy Glean,- money ... No pre-payment sion to go ahead with tomor- penalty. row's meeting was made after Carl Bender, Kenneth Burgey, "Thomas Variette, John Vav- BIG, not just in the amount you DINNER PLANNERS — John Famulary, left, president of the Red Bank James Cramer, Steven Con- rick, Ezra Santos and Steven need to borrow, but BIG in the Start tha ball rolling today, call study of Gov. Cahill's plan to fact that there are no restrictions or write THE MEWEY STEM Area Chamber of Commerce, discusses plans for the chamber's annual put up an additional $470,000 rad, Bruce Ferguson, Law- Hansen. as to its use ... the money can PBA dinner with Robert Matthews of Fair Haven, dinner chairman. The be-used for any need ... to nearest yoiii.Vou'H' viajt in state subsidy asked by the consolidate your debts ... busi- THE MONEY STORE only 'annual venison dinner is held to honor policemen from PBA Local No. 39 railroad. The line now receiv- ness Investments ... a new car of Red Bank, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, and New Shrewsbury. It is sched- JANUARY ;'.; color TV ... home improve- once after your loan is approved ADVERTISEMENT ments ... medical expenses ... and there will be an auto- uled for 7 p.m. Feb. 15 at the Olde Union House, Red Bank. or any purpose you desire? graphed picture of me, phll Now Many Wear CLEARANCE Rizzuto, waiting for you. MQNEY STflRE ACCEPTANCE CORP. FALSE TEETH 221 Chestnut St., Roselle, N.J. 07203 Holmdel Plans to Merge With Little Worry Da false teeth emburaaa you by 241-5000 coming loose when you eat, hush; or talk? A denture adhesive can help. FASTEETH* gives dentures a long- Tennis, Swim Facilities er, firmer, steadier hold. M^Vm eat> APPLIANCES * TV 499 frnston Rd.. Pnrlin, N. J. 08859 HOLMDEL - The Town- appointed in January 1974. At start with the two courts asso- ins more enjoyable. For. more security RED BANK HAZLETLPLAZA ciated with the present swim- and comfort, me FASTEETH Den- 30 BROAD ST. ' ROUTE 35 251-5000 ' ship Committee plans to com- the committee's reorganiza- ture Adhesive Powder. Dentures Op*iW»d.»FrUo9 OP»" E»«y Nlglit - Sat 'Ml« J bine the proposed municipal tion meeting, Jan. 5, two sepa- ming pool. that fit are essential to health. Sea SECONDARY MORTGAGE LOANS tennis club with present swim- rate administrative groups your dentist regularly. ming pool facilities under a were appointed for the year. unified administration, and The new chairman of the with a combined membership. committee's recreation sub- Mayor David Cohen an- committee, George j. Boggio nounced the changed concept said it is the committee's in- at the committee meeting af- tention to continue the mem- • ter reintroduction of a $121,000 berships of nonresidents who •bonding ordinance to finance have joined the tennis club. construction of the tennis "Present members won't be courts. dumped," he said. Until now, the tennis club The committee will not had been conceived as a sepa- have to reapply to the state rate facility with its own Division of Local Finance to membership and adminis- approve the new bonding ordi- tration. Of the approximately nance for the nine planned ISO swim pool members about tennis courts. Since the origi- 10O have also signed up for the nal ordinance was withdrawn tennis club, whose total mem- after time ran out at the end bership is about 160 families. of 1972. the township has paid Committeeman Jonathan P. off enough bonded in- foods White said. "It is my under- debtedness to finance con- standing that those present struction without state ap- pool members who don't want proval: ' to participate in tennis won't Public airing of the ordi- have to p^ay extra. I support nance will be held Feb. 21. one administration with a di- The committee authorized FORMULA versified fee structure." Frank Quimby of Princeton to HYQUIL However, the mayor said begin preliminary engineering the fee structure would be set work for the tennis courts. He by the new administrative will be instructed that if prior- OUR REG LOW unit which probably will be .ities are important he should PRICE 1.29 OUR m LOW mm 159 Plan Holmdel'\: jjj Kangaroo Court ^ HOLMDEL — There will be smith's death, the township a Kangaroo Court in this seems to have had a change township. of heart. As township attorney, S. A hearing on the proposed Thomas Gagliano, noted face- ordinance will be held at tiously, "We've sometimes Township Hall, Wednesday, been accused of running such Feb. 21. a court but now it's going to DRISTAN LISTERINE be a reality." MOUTHWASH 20 oz. . But the new court is not a COLD TABS 24s court of law. It is the new PLOS 4 oz.FREE name for Jay Court in the Ma- OUR REG LOW PRICE 1.49 bern Estates subdivision. Or it will be if an ordinaee in- troduced by the Township OUR Committee at its meeting last night is adopted in February- REG ; The renaming is in honor of the late Bernard Goldsmith, LOW who with his wife owned the PRICE land on which Mabern Estates is being developed. His widow 1.69 asked for the name change because Mr. Goldsmith, a long-time township official, mrnMMmmmmmmmm^MmMMM8! .was a frequent visitor to Aus- tralia and fond of kangaroos. "It certainly will be a name PEPTO BISMOL BAYER with character," noted Mayor David Cohen after the ordi- $m mm m urn mm nance was introduced. Paul L. Minear ASPIRIN 100's The same proposed ordi- OUR m im mm I *ui s& LOW mm tn •nance changes the name of Carrier of Week OUR REG LOW PRICE 1.08 Mable Ter. in the same devel- RED BANK - Paul L. Min- opment to Aufra Ter. ear, 12, of 14 Lake Ave.; Fair When the Mabern Estates Haven, has been selected by subdivision map was first The Daily Register's Circula- brough to the Planning Board tion Department as "Carrier for approval several years of the Week." ago Kangaroo Court was list- ed as a street name. But the A seventh grader at St. Planning Board insisted on a James Catholic School, Red different name, claiming that Bank, he delivers to 31 homes Kangaroo Court was facetious each day. and possibly insulting. However, with Mr. Gold- Paul enjoys all types of MULTIPLE g sports, especially basketball,- and likes to build model ships. MAALOX Dog in Icy Creek As for future plans, he would like to attend law 12 OZ. VITAMINS® Saved by Police school. WITH IRON *JB LONG BRANCH — ~A collie OUR REG LOW PRICE 1.98 dog was rescued yesterday JETS CUTTING (COMPARES TO ONE-A-DAYj LJ when it broke through thin ice POLLUTANTS in Branchport Creek and was WASHINGTON (AP) - OUR spotted by Patrolman James Within a year, we'll all be much REG E: Coyne. less aware of jet planes over- Police said the dog ran onto head, including those, of us who LOW the ice, which has thinned due live near airports. So says Air PRICE to yesterday's comparatively Transport Assn., which reports warm weather. The dog broke that the new generation of jets 1.95 through the thin ice, accord- have engines designed to pro- ing to police, and was found- duce minimal smoke and noise, fl • MORRISTOWN, 26 NO. PARK AVENUE • SOMERVILLE, 63 MAIN STREET • LIVINGSTON - KING'S SUPERMARKET and these will constitute 13 per ering in the chill water. i!| • HACKENSACK, 630 MAIN STREET • UNION, 1029 STUYVESANT AVE. • BERGENFIELD, 40 S. WASHINGTON AVE. Patrolman Coyne made his cent of the total fleet. aa • BLOOMFIELD, 23 BROAD STREET: • RED BANK, 58 BROAD STREET •NOT AVAILABLE AT KING'S SUPERMARKET, LIVINGSTON way to the dog and retrieved The association says that by ||| • PLAINFIELD, 189 E. FRONT STREET Nor KSfONSilie. f o« f YPOGHAPH'CU C««O«S • ORANGE, 301 MAIN STREET WE MSHVE 1HE NCHT 10 UMI1 UIMN1I11O 'ft, police said. The shivering the end of 1973, 51 per cent of I canine ran away from the the fleet will have "retrofitted" scene, presumably heading engines, which are sharply for its home. modified to cut smoke. Tte Dally Beglster, Bed Ba^-MJd' flihomaSCarrr'5* ? ~>'' "f"-^Pesigns for that 'contract authority. Tthc new firm re- v, j; He said sewefeinstallation irtr-probably will be started in places Paul P. Bova of Mid- CALIF. STEAK ;> the West Keahsburg area is early February. dletown., f or ROAST expected to be finished by ' Authority members adopted Authority chairman Daniel 19 : Rib Steak ,stas& STEAK OR CHICKEN June. Twenty per cent of this a resolution authorizing the McGee completed, his second 11 9 Loin Pork Chops •»•"> .89' •"•"contract's'mainline pipe has sale of land where the Raritan term*-on the authority; No an- Boneless Chuck'ffi' .*r Pork Loin '3EET been installed and street re- $ 9 LONDON BROSL BREAST Valley treatment plant is now nouncement has been made Pork Chops « . r Pork Ribs -"W" ' paving is expected to resume located to the Bayshore Re- by the Township Committee i Pan Roast m P when weather conditions per- gional Sewerage Authority. regarding Mr. McGee's^eap- 69 Loin Roast : > mit. . The regional agency will erect pointment. Pan !i2 POUURY Ham Slices the regional pumping station 1 Lamb Chops 39 BEEF 2r Mr. Mallon said residents in Because of the Washing- *i ONE PRICE! Smoked Hams. that area may be slightly in- at that location. Mr. Mallon ton's birthday holiday next I Smoked Butt wmt i 119 •. convenienced. Generators are said that project should be month, the authority's next In Our Hairy Cate! '. operating to pump excess wa- completed within a year. meeting was changed to Feb. iter out of the ground. Also approved was the 16. • AFS Seeks Host Family For an Overseas Student c 9 e RUMSOIT— A 10-month school year. The youngster cordance with provisions C Mazola Oil w.v u79 Martinsons Coffee vt »F Armour Bacon i;99 "experience" in international will live with the family and made by Internal Revenue . Biscuits .W«K. :r; 8 c c M c Refills Dixie «"-»»- jr,^9 Sliced Pears mat 4:*.99 Armour Hams ...»,„ «**7 ' relations without leaving town attend classes at Rumson- Service. Cottage Cheese'»°'»«;i;35 e c Del Monte Peas 4 JS-89* Bird Seed .,„ >£.» Franks WSSm «89 I "••n- that's what AKS Inter- Fair Haven High School. While many families partici- Cinnamon Rolls««"-'tv.;29 national Scholarships is offer- pating in the AFS program in- 1 AntiFreeze ,,»,„,„ et 99« Lux Detergent «S' w Chicken Roll .«&»> «-79* | ing Rumson and Fair Haven "The main requirement for clude children who are high Orange Danish ««'««• AV29 ! Y C an AFS host family is the par- Lysol Spray m '.^99 Thin Mints „,„«, 3i Garlic Pickles .»». families. school students, any family is Margarine wrox. x33' C C Appttlttr llepl.l ent's concern for and interest c Light TUna & ^•39 Detergent "w"' v 39 eligible do serve as a host. Shrimp Cocktail 'XV'.r79 P c 1 The Rumson-Fair Haven in young people,", Mrs. Bren- Chunky " ' 5v43 Graham CookiesKS' L* { Genoa Salami "iEfa <*.>89- M AFS Chapter president, Mrs.; •Families interested in par- c 33 l 7 nan says. ticipating in the AFS ex- Biscuits ,7ttS.' . 5w99 e Rath Pepperoni , l »| Jo Brennan, is searching for a c Baricini .SMB. 3' r89 Butter Cookies w- L-. 33' 09 perience are urged to write or Cookies asifiw v\-.'49 C C family that will host an over- AFS international headquar- Brownies 49 Choc.Chi 9 Muenster Cheese ffai .*1 , ters in New York City care- call Mrs. Brennan at 74 Kemp Borden's Cheese *'!}i?"i ;;; 55' Macaroni Salad Fresh .29'! seas student for the coming fully screens candidates who Ave.. Fair Haven, or attend a apply for a year's stay in the meeting planned for Monday 97 Alarms United States. Students come in the lounge of the senior here from more than 60 coun- wing at Rumson-Fair Haven MARGARINE MUSHROOMS' CATFOOD LIVERWURST tries. There are 2,622 students High School. Handled By from abroad currently living and studying in America this Fire Unit year. Keansburg 3 *1 3 89 I LONG BRANCH — Mem- "The AFS program can be (ienrral Merchandise! ., bers of the Atlantic Engine not only beneficial to the stu- Driver Held. '•'roien food Savin/tit' "~. and Truck Company respond- dent, but also extremely re- IAN CREAM PUFFS OR PCQUOQ T NOIRONMu ed to 97 house alarms last warding to the host ramily." In Accident SHEETS AND , year. Mrs. Brennan added. A fami- NEW YORK (AP) - A CH'S ECLAIRS NAVEL ORANGES ;' There were 239 calls re- ly may acquire new per- Keansburg, N.J. mott>rist who PILLOWCASES ceived from boxes and 148 spectives about another cul- injured two pedestrians in lalse alarms. ture, experience the fun of a Chelsea Monday when his car new and continuing friend- * • The company was in service jumped a curb and smashed ship, and help a student dis- into a subway entrance, was , »8 hours and the pump was cover the life of a community 10 69* charged with driving while in- ; used for 18 hours. and a nation, she pointed out. Potatoes h\m toxicated, police said. Arrid . « 69' Sheets .TSP.'. Butch Guzzi, outgoing cap- Aside from food costs and Police said the two pedestri- Apples .mi. 4jr, 49' tain, reported that during the possibly some small in- ans, who were not seriously Pepsodent Pillow Cases s,»2» 5 cidental expenses, the host Carrots "i:«v" L: 19' Sheets tv past month, there were 14 injured, were identified as Miss Breck John's Pizza i C " .Tuns, four false alarms, and 13 family incurs no debt in hos- Judy Rosen 15, of Tuxedo, C Lemons imw 5 „ 39 PillowCases .KSS- Mouthwash Cupcakes «w5S. ;;59 C -''•house alarms. ting a student. The local chap- N.Y.. and Emilo Soberon, 54, e Apples • "Mis- . 29 Seafood liepl.' ter raises an annual fee which of Woodhaven. Queens. Ilakrry Dcpt.! Tasti Fries w 4;n:89 ' • R. Barry Karnm, a past — when supplemented by- Pound Cake v,v w 69' Apples ,S?o'» .29* president, has announced that They were taken to St. Vin- C whatever contributions the cent's Hospital for exam- Casseroles jtiiki, A-,39C Yams .warm. . 19 c JB-year olds are now eligible student can afford — covers to join the department and ination. Deep Fries S> 2i;:89' Potatoes ,tAn. ... 99c AFS program expenses. The motorist, Thomas Ven- t r < i$ classes will be held for new AKS also extends a monthly naro, 4.1, of 25 Oakwood Place, Rice "tn! Hfi r"' • 3i'.; l Marmalade Hf'v 29' -.members. allowance directly to the stu- Keansburg. was driving north ALLVARIETIES "exCCPT UM HAM OR HADOOCK" f:- ;! An ex-chief's dinner is dent to cover incidental per- on Eighth Ave. near West 23rd e ^scheduled for Feb. 15. sonal expenses. The organiza- St. when the accident oc- Corn Muffins *~*m ^i49 e BANQUETOR PICK UP YOUR ' Armand Fasano was ap-tion makes sure host families curred shortly after 7 p.m., Donuts c&'ov;t> -J\ 33 SHOP-RITE OF RED BANK : pointed chief steward and Ed will not have to pay medical police said. ^m ' i • Ice Cream Corner • BUDGET SAVER 550 Broad St. (RL 35) SHOP-RITE MORTON DINNERS Shrewsbury gar N. Dinkelspiel will handle expenses for students. As a •After going over the curb Al Tho Shop-Hilo Check-Oul Counter Starl- OPEN DAILY'HI 9 P.M. publicity. Alfred Guzzi and matter of policy. AFS extends and striking the pedestrians, FLAVOR KING ing Thursday! Plan noxl week's savings FRIDAY '11110 P.M. ;• Phillip Mazzacco were named medical coverage to its stu- his vehicle finally stopped two now! OPEN SUNDAY 9 a.m. to 1p.m. '• fair ground trustees. Floyd D. dents. . steps down the stairway lead- < Host families may take a ing to an IND subway station, 3 B Buck was accepted as an hon- •00 Frlttt •ffactivalhru Jan. 20, i»7J. Wl ntirvi th« fifht to orary member. monthly tax deduction in ac- police said. If T*e D«Dy Register, Wednesday, Jamwry 17,1»7I Dr. Kiiig Associate To Be Memorial

; CompUf yovr Unm Service Speaker ' Imported China J JLovaloe* Dinn«r- RED BANK -Drl Wyatt : war* %*f Now! Tee Walker will be the key- note speaker at the third an- FINAL nual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Worship Service WEEK! at the United Methodist OHlakr. . . >«u>Oiln , Illlllll Church, 247 Broad St., Sunday DINNER P1ATE at 7:30 p.m. COP Pastor of one of New York SAUCER City's great churches, Canaan DESSERT DISH Baptist Church of Christ, Dr. U.S.D.A. Cov't. Grade Choie* Bonsless Walker was the executive di- BREAD I BUTTER .**"*. rector of the Southern Chris- tian Leadership conference PLUS ... an exciting array of when Dr. King was its presi- complefer pieces and Matching dent. The two worked in close Ovenware available. • harmony, Dr. King providing (Where available) • the dramatic leadership to the m U.S.D.A. Gov'l. Grade Choke loneleu non-violent civil rights move- ment and Dr. Walker working Bottom Round, behind the scenes organizing 1 TOP ROUND $1491 the diverse forces that made ROAST ... I Cross-Rib, or it so effective. U.S.D.A. Gov'l. Grade Choke lonelets Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker The worship service at the RUMP Top Sirloin United Methodist Church cli- the Rev. Rollo A, Michael,', 'S, maxes other events presented pastor of the host church. ROAST U.S.D.A. Cov'l. Grade Choke •amlon by the observance committee The choirs include those of „ H to honor the memory of Dr- the host United Methodist *• SWA I EYE ROUND *-.„ DtUDtPT. SAVINGS King. They include, a commu- Church, A.M.B. Zion Church Whol* freezer cuts priced slightly higher. nity sing-in held last Sunday and the Gospel Travelers, •I f OSCM SAVEI FRANKS V ( at Brookdale Community Col- members of Pilgrim /Baptist ROAST lege, Lincroft, and a youth • Church, all Red.Bank. I Voung Tender festival at Red Bank Regional Dr. Walker, 43, is a man of BEEF LIVER Hickory Flavored High Schoql held Monday. many accomplishments. Jet I COLD CUTS I•v53^'Ja"'x The King committee, now Magazine called him "The APPETIZCK DEPT. SAVINGS incorporated, is headed by Man Behind Martin Luther David J. Lewis, executive di- King" in the civil rights dra- SMOKED HAMS B CHICKEN ROLL •* 75C Shank Portion Butt Portion I CHKlKEN ROLL rector of the Community ma in Birmingham, Ala., on ••»*•?>*! •sift*' 59' YMCA, Red Bank, and Clin-. April 3,1963. He was involved (6-7 Ib. avg.] (5-6 lb. avg.) || CORNED BEEF^ ^^^ ton C. Crocker, director of in campaigns in other cities I,-- \ Water Addad concerts and lectures at Rut- from 1960 to 1964. gers University. Founded by (Prior to his present post, 11 COD FILLET » 7* leading citizens of the Mon- Dr. Walker was appointed mouth County area to in- special assistant to the gover- I CANADIAN SMELTS 15 8^ crease interracial under- nor on urban affairs. During _Center Cut Slices or Roast standing and enhance the the past five years,,fir.t-W^- cause of racial justice, the er has served as the minister King group continues1 its work of the Canaan Baptist Church, on a year-round basis. inspiring physical and spiritu- At Sunday's memorial ser- al growth of the congregation.. vice, choirs of local churches His preaching prowess at- and clergymen will join Dr. tracts listeners from around' Green Giant Walker in furthering the the world. Under his lead- BATHROOM TISSUE ,43' Assorted and White ideals of Dr. Martin Luther ership the church is com- APPLE JUICE King Jr. Among the. partici- , mitted as a healing force in CORN pants are the Rev. Harold the Harlem community, subsi- GRAPEFRUIT JUICE dizing the operation of an •:•:•:•: I Hornberger, president of.the NIBLETS C Greater Red Bank Council of anti-narcotics center on 116th uy NTIDR^S^ 33 M\ Churches; Rabbi Jack M Ro- St. -•'•' C .soff, of Congregation B'nai Is- Dr. Walker is married to the HUNTS SN*ACK PACK A 59 . V* Sm flht . BATHROOM TISSUE rael in Rumson; the Rev. An- former Theresa Ann Edwards S,;99< SAVE 20' _ drew Mackey -Jr., president of of Washington, D.C. They are WESSON OIL Drip, Regular, or Hettra Perk 2 Ib. can the Westside Ministerium, and the parents of four children. **> Eoby Ruth Nuggelt t'/i-ti., tr Bulleifinget Chipi 9'/i-oz. I Regular or Drip SAVARIN WHh This Coupon I CURTISS CANDY 39' ^COFFEE „ _,.;„ Elks Lodge Honors | LICORICE Y&S TWIZZLER MARTINSON RBRWI; • CMP THIS COUPON Aiiorttd emd Wtiilt Harold J, Trahman FOODTOWN PAPER TOWELS 29' RED BANK — More than ] Save 20' I1 125 persons paid tribute to PLANTERS PEANUTS '£' 79C Harold J. Trahman of Ocean liver/Chickon, or Beef Dy B.eosl 0 Chicken Chunk lighi Meal with Oil Borden's ''•«• C jar Grove, formerly of Shrews- FOODTOWN BLEACH ,,.. 38 CREMORA With This Coupon bury, at a testimonial dinner 9 LIVES C Coupon j|B»J al any Fo-Mftown Svprnxifh at the Red.B&nk Lodge,.of COIN FLAKES 'Lr 35 LlmM wt* p*r oduh ramify. C*Mfpon 0M*1 Jen. M thru Jan. 2O mnty. Elks. Mr. Trahman served the CAT FOOD C 1S 3 SREEITBE^NS ":• 25 m\ TUNA Ir.Cpn. RBRI/17 < - » Red Bank lodge, No. 233, as CUP THIS COUPON exalted ruler last year. CREAM CORN I Mr. Trahman,, an employe PURINA DOG MEAL tf 89C of Prudential'Life Insurance ; Save 30' Company for the past 39 i ' You Say* Mora :v.v ChicVen Noodle All Vuieliet, Regular or lo Cal, No Deposit, No Return too years, was honored as a man IOH-DI. CAMPBELL'S SOUP TETLEY in box. of character, integrity and a TEA BAGS With f hit Coupon Save More good family man by the guest Cawpen enad al any Faadtawn Suparmarktl. speaker, past State President 38-ot. -' Limit ena a«r arfuh fciinl/y. CRISCO OIL kill. Cauaan gaad Jan. I* thru Jan. 30 aniy. Edmund 11. Hanlon, a past ex- FOODTOWN Mir. Can. RBRI/17 I" All Vuitliti alted ruler of the Red Bank 16-oz. CUB THIS COUPON ^^.JSg lodge and now a grand RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCE glass trustee. Harold J. Trahman Craterlake Halves TOMATO SAUCE SODA bottle Mr. Trahman was singled .residing in Nebraska. Mrs. Save 26' out as the one, assisted by Trahman is the former Mild- BARTLETT CRARBERR Y JUICE 69' Tou Save Mora n<« Past Exalted Ruler. Harold A. red A. Jones of West New Dilb DdtrMnl ! TY-D-BOWL Pkg. 59' Duncan, who was in- York. Born in Newark, Mr. AJAX LIQUID 59< CLEANER With This Coupon strumental in coaching the Trahman attended Newark PEARS Canaan oa«f al.any Faaritawn tuaarmarkst. schools and Rutgers Univer- PSRK & BEANS :;• 16' IM an. aar adoh larnil.. Red Bank lodge officers re- Cauaan (aarf Jan. 14 it!ri> Jan. 30 anly. cently in winning the South sity. C Mir.Cpn. R5VI/17 (SOJ)), Central District ritualistic Also honoring Mr. Trahman ITALIAN DRESSING lis- 59 ; CUP THIS COUPOK" contest. were District Deputy Grand APRICOT NECTAR «..,. 43' MAYONNASS Exalted Ruler Paolo Paone, You Sove Motf m w Mr. Trahman is now serving and George Alzin, vice presi- C Save 20' the Red Bank lodge as chair- dent of the South Central Dis- HUDSON TABLE NAPKINS X 17 Industrial 32-pz. DAIRY DEPT. SAVINGS man of the charity fund and trict. You Save Mote ~ a M FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS Strength pfcg. secretary of the Past Exalted c DRANO Rulers' Association. He joined Harold A. Duncan was mas- SUN SWEET PRUNE JUICE fiS 51 With Thil Coupon ter of ceremonies. The in- : Cauaait gaail al an, Faadlawn Suaarmartu!. Froun Chkk«n, FUh, MtMrt L«al, 5atU- : > BREAKSTONE Red Bank in May 1962 being Auorted, While, ani Colyp.0 ^% A I"" ana aar adull lorn/.. vocation was given by Past bury. Sp«a»Mf1l A M*a*ball*, Turtivy, >> Tempiee Whipped C~-" t~* '•"•'« "»« Jan. lOany proposed by Walter Bouffard C iMit ft Frank*. Manronl & IM*. or :-.' Exalted Ruler Abraham C. •»'<*<• RBR1/17 'M;ll| SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE 2^33 Macaroni i, CIMM* and initiated into the lodge by Dixon. Exalted Ruler Joseph Detergent CREAM CHEESE Past Exalted Ruler Edward WINTER DRIVING SPECIALS MORTON _ . R. Magnotta gave the address 3 M. Nagle. He has served the of welcome and presented Mr. DINNERS ^ lodge on the finance, budget, ANTIFREEZE : Trahman a plaque on behalf house, membership and chari of the Red Bank lodge. Law- ECOLO-G Save 18' C C ' ty committees. rence A. McCarthy, past ex- 10-lb. box WINDSHIELD DE-ICER ,:., 79' ORANGE'JUICE""'" " "'F19 SKFM'MILK ^.T» 49 You Save More acanamyrall alted ruler and chairman of GLAD WRAP Mr. and Mrs. Trahman have SENSATIONAL VALUE! With Thlt Coupon S the dinner committee, 1« Ouoiay 10O-. N h HAWAMAN PUNCH *Z 19' SWISS CHEESE Slices '/• 59' two married children, Mrs. CauaanaaWalanyr ... Maureen Roberts of Neptune presented Mr. Trahman a gift PANTY limrf ana par adull ramify. BIRDS EYE POTATOES ^, 29' ORANGE JUICE £%L 59' Coupon a*ad Jan.HlhruJan.»anlr. and William Trahman who is for outstanding service to the HOSE Mir. Cpn. RPRt/17 |IO pair C lodge. (On* •!•• 1MB •«, etrmtt FOODIOWN ICE CREAM^I- IT FOS'DTOWN BISCUIT K- 9 CUP THIS COUPON ^l^g^ POSTAL SATIRE Assisting Mr. McCarthy on LONDON (AP) - A London the committee were Past Ex- member of Parliament reports alted Rulers Harold A. Dun- HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS mum that he received an official gov- can, Edward M. Nagle, Ed- ward Hoffman, Richard DRISTAN ;:; 99C FOODTOWN PRODUCE DEPT. 54 VINGS! 22 OS. ernment letter with House of bottle McCabe and Joseph Quail as 3 Swett Florida Zlpptr Skrrmd 1A f)Ar Commons written on the enve- With This Coupon lope. Beside the lettering was well as Albert Morin, Thomas JERGENS LOTION ".I 79' TANGERINES IU .., O7C O'Neill, AW. McGivney. Wil- Cavaan a~J al any ra>a>..n luparmarkal. stamped the postmark: "Visit Foodtown 100% Pure lorgt Coliloinio Sunkisl Limn an. par aAih bml|,. London Zoo, any time of the liam Keith, Edward Dolan Caupan aood Jan. 14 Ihm Jan. 30 anly. year." and Douglas Byrnes. ORANGES 8.79' '•"• RBRI/17 110 -Jl COLOMBIAN Cfisp Fiett) Colifotnio CUP THIS COUPON JANUARY CARROTS - 19' COFFEE (•Ha bo« I af Taward lha purchaia af an. i lb. can Sweel Florid 1 l\ A Or 3 6-oi. cam CLEARANCE WORTH C CONTADINA JUICE ORANGES IU,.,47 :c TOMATO PASTE ll< a« aur raKaar I., prka. C n gamd al any Foarftawn Swparmarlial. 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j WEBNESDAY,JANU^H,fydti STATI Individual Buffs Interest By The Associated Press From all of us to all of you: happy after-holiday sales. Yotfre missing the sales be- causfeyoar bank account js Protest Plan to Transfer Pastor,, blanf? Take'neart. There are By PATERSON — Angry parishioners from St. Jude's Cnurch shopstoat save their sales for LINDA of Hopatcong have taken their protest overthe pending trans- February and among them ELLIS fer of their pastor to the doorstep of Bishop Lawrence B. are stares wiEtt goods for the Casey. .. ••-....• sporting life. 'Some 50 pickets marched yesterday before Bishop Casey's Visits emphasized, as de- residence in this Passaic County community to protest the scribed below, the specialty diocesan decision to move Rev. Joseph W/Molloy from his sports shop. These shops car- post; as spiritual leader of the church. . ry items for a few select nnuniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniin bishop Casey, who was not at home when the demonstra- sports. The good news is that customers and friends .. .Of- tion began, arrived by limousine about 10 minutes later. His highly personal service is ten a whole family will spend appearance quieted many members of the protest group. available for a skiier at a shop the whole evening here getting /The bishop talked briefly with the group and then asked that carries only ski equip- outfitted or just Talking" about the pickets to close ranks for his blessing. One woman refused ment and clothing! The bad what to get." the 'offer, asserting, "there's a time to pray and a time to news is that the items are Sport Spot policy is to rent fight, and St. 'Jude'j has come to fight." generally more expensive' beginners their equipment and Many of the parishioners said they would not support the than they would be at a de- not recommend purchases un- parish if Father Molloy is moved. The presented Bishop Casey partment store or large stores til the novice is sure he's go- with a petition containing 1,000 names in support of their carrying equipment for a wide ing to want to continue, There cause. variety of sports. is a small supply of used ski Father Molloyvis reportedly accused of failing to pay needs for children if parents diocesan parish assessments, improper spending of parish Qualifier: two shops that carry equipment for more want to minimize the in- building funds and the introduction of unauthorized liturgical than one or two sports were vestment there. Rental of procedures. visited as they are small skis, boots and poles is $6 per Mrs. Frances B. Connor, president of St. Jude's Ladies enough to be unusually re- day, $11 for the weekend. A Guild, told Bishop Casey that Father Molloy has been under sponsive to individual require- complete ski outfit (equip- "constant harassment" by diocesan officials during his six- ments. Many of the items in ment) would range from $138 year tenure as pastor at the church. sporting goods shops are big to $500. For tennis: dress $16 i Other demonstration leaders said they would return Satur- ticket items and it would to $40; sneakers $11 to $15; day with 500 protesters unless a decision to retain Father Mol- seem easy to be overwhelmed racauets $13 to $75, etc. The loy is announced by then. by the array. The six stores store has a ski swap in cooper- ation with the Red Bank Area THE SPORTING THING TO DO- Skis for down shops emphasize equipment for the net games. described here have the kind hill schussing, cross country trekking or racing The shops that specialize in a few special sports of help in attendance, usually YMCA that's held each year Dickinson Gets $1 Million Grant in September. are arrayed in this area sports specialty spot. also offer clothing, repair services, rentals and TEANECK — Fairleigh Dickinson University received a the owner or a relative, who Tennis is also increasingly popular and several personal attention. n.,i.t.rit.n»»t.' will take a personal interest in $1 million grant yesterday for a Center for Building Construe The Bike and Tennis Shop. lion Studies from builder Joseph L.'Muscarelle Sr, your condition — physical and players. The line of clothes. scratched skis with hot wax able, but the store stresses A.B.C. Sports Church St., financial — gear their sugges- 91 E. River Road, Rumson. : Muscarelle. founder and board chairman of Joseph L. here is unusually varied and so and sharpening ski edges. The equipment. Skis, poles and Little Silver. Sports clothing, tions accordingly. They also Sister shop to A.B.C. Sports , is the supply of accessories. shop.also docs custom boot boots rent for $l!l for the gifts for sporty friends and . Muscarelle, Inc., building construction firm with headquarters let you. return what doesn't described below, Bike and in Maywood, announced thebequest at a news conference with Gift items are, appropriately foaming. Downhill skis are weekend. Release checks for shoes for boating and tennis work. Tennis specializes in ID-speed emblazoned with a racquet, the specialty. The Ski Haus, bindings are done at the point "Oraversity officials. bikes and a guarantee to re- are emphasized here by own- ! A university official said the grant, presented in the name These include copper brace- 'three years old, is owned by of sale. For hikers, there are er Andrew B. Callan. Clothes An obvious advantage at pair what they sell. The store Joan and Gordon Donald, and 2^-pound backpacks (empty) of Muscarelle's family, means Fairleigh Dickinson will be- the boutique brand of leisure- lets for tennis elbow sufferers include sailing pants that look also offers complete tennis (don't knock it till you try it, Susan and Robert Jackson, that can be filled with enough come the first institution of higher learning in the area with a time establishment is that the outfitting, clothes and equip- too spiffy to get wet, goose center devoted exclusively to the study of building construc- devotees say); a 7-by 8-foot Some price ranges include: supplies for four days. Wash- people next to the sneaker dis- ment. A new shop (opened mittens $9 to $20; jackets $20 ington's Birthday and Labor down outerwear for hunters tion — the nation's largest industry. play are tennis players or net backboard for $29.95 that and campers and a wide vari- Nov. 1) it hopes to furnish the. returns serves, watches that to $100; water-repellent Day are the big sale days. The center is expected to be completed early in 1974 and skiiers or golfers themselves necessaries to a portion of the stretch pants $28 to $70. All ski ety of sweaters. A.B.C. sells will offer a degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering and will have a special feeling can be set to keep scores rath- Two small shops that carry and installs basketball back- people who swing racquets at er than time, highball glasses salesmen agree that the boot select amounts of equipment Technology — Construction Option. for your needs. Rumson private courts — 25 is the most important pur- boards. There are some un- i The university spokesman said the center will belioused in and women's frilly lingerie. for a wide variety of sports The Sport Spot. 801 Broad in all — and numerous public chase. Here they range from usual hunting prints, nicely a structure of about 16,000 square feet at the Teaneck campus. The racquet selection is in- are: framed. The camping shop St., Shrewsbury. The Rich- courts. The bikes are im- deed wide and varied. $50 to $150. Rentals and dem- Sherwood's 7 Broad St., Red ters, Gloria and Dick, and the ported. An average price for a onstrators are available. upstairs is well-stocked and Bank. Barry Sherwood's fa- most interesting: on display Martins, Pat and Don, have a' steel tennis racquet is $40. Monmouth Ski and Sport, Burger, Ice Cream Law Planned Ski Hans Oceanport Ave., ther started the shop in 1839 are foil bags containing TRENTON — If Assemblyman James Bomheimer. D-Mid- flair for decorating with the , The Racquet Shop Colts Little Silver, near the railroad Shop one-half mile south of and It offers a variety of ser- things they put,up foresale. A Towne Shoppes, Rt. 34, Colts station. Large, luxurious and the Eatontown Circle, Eaton- frceze-dried chicken stew dlesex, has his way. the State Legislature will take a close vices and supplies. One of the ($3.37) a pork chop dinner for colorfully renovated house, Neck, across from Delicious totally given over to the ne- town, in Dean's Shopping Cen- best comers is games: Skittle look this year at hamburgers and ice cream. the Sport Spot now houses ski two ($157) and pink lemonade "When people purchase hamburger." Bornheimer said Orchards. Like the man sez, cessities and frivolities of ski- ter, Len Bussin packs in sup- Ball. Go, and a variety of and tennis equipment. Skiing racquet sports and every little ing. Row after row of ski and plies for skiiers, tennis play- board games. Rifles and shot- at 55 cents and a breakfast of Tuesday, "they don't know how much beef they're getting and is emphasized and the cloth- scrambled eggs, diced ham how much filler they are receiving." ' • , thing you'd need to play one. apres ski clothes are on dis- ers, campers and back pack- guns range from $:I4 to $170. ; ing supply for schussing is The equipment is here for play. There's a very large se- ers. Mr. Bussin, a veteran Campers can buy packages of and hashed brown potatoes. Likewise, he continued, ice cream purchasers don't know* wide. They have a good grip Add hot water and feel like an what percentage of the product is ice cream and what per- table, tennis, tether tennis, leciion of children's books to skiier, has skis that range in freeze-dried foods that include on tennis equipment with just plain old court tennis, badmin- keep the young set busy while price from $30 to $225. The ice cream and cheese ome- astronaut. There is a com- centage is air. •'••• i' •*'••' .at.tpJcen nod, though, at tennis plete camp site that weighs . To-correct'thideficiencitoi.BOniheimer announced he L ton; squash aRd, racquet-less their parents spend a small price depends, among other lette. Snowmobile mitts, bil- togs. Pat Martin says skiiers bu( t%late3. "handball. The •fortune for th,e slopes. S,ki things, on the amount of fiber liard cues, archery, fishing onfy 20 pounds; The tent would ifflroduw iegUlatiQn^o?require sellers to use phrase are "always' fun, interesting weighs 6.Z pounds, the cut- "imitation hamburger" if tfieir product contains less than 100 John Hazinskis and the Alex ' Haas has a large workshop glass used in construction tackle, swimming goggles, bi- people,, and -wp become very Bpltinellis own l,he shop and downstairs that keeps staffers and the use of wrap versus la- noculars and more. Hunting lery, a half pound. Water ski per cent meat. He also said he would sponsor a bill to require well acquainted with them as lessons are available. that ice cream be sold by weight rather than bulk. ail are enthusiastic tennis busy in the summer repairing mination. Clothes are avail- clothes are a specialty. 10 Tax Consultants Indicted NEWARK — Ten tax consultants wereindicted by the fed- eral government yesterday on charges they helped New Jer- Riverview Nurses Meet, seyans cheat the Internal Revenue Service out of tax dollars. The IRS termed the indictment a warning to fly-by-night tax preparers who help bilk the government of millions of dol- lars each year. The 10 defendants were professional and part- time consultants. Consider Joining Union The 10, included a public accountant, a medical tech- nician and a building guard, were indicted on charges they en- RED BANK — The pros and other states, including Penn- week: $8.50 for those making solve two of the problems tered false deductions on the income tax returns of their cons of union membership are sylvania, Massachusetts, Con- $150 to $200, and $9.50 per presented by nurses attend- clients. being considered by members necticut, Ohio and West Vir- month for those making over ing: the issues of a shortage Elmer H. Klinsman, IRS Director for New Jersey, said the of the nursing staff at Riv- ginia. $200 a week. For those who, of nurses and promotions go- 10 were among 250 tax preparers under investigation. Where erview Hospital. Separate Division oh a part-time basis, are mak- ing to those from without, fraud is found, Klinsman says, the average loss to the govern- Representatives of Local Although hospital employes ing $75 to $100 per week, the rather than from within, the ment is $185 per return. 1199, Drug and Hospital share many problems, he rate is $5 per month. hospital. , "We've got to police this area." Klinsman said. "We're not - Union, 310 W. 43rd St., New said, the professional and "This is just an exploratory out to inhibit competent accountants and honest tax preparers York, were at the First Aid technical workers are to some It is not true, Mr. Olson meeting," Mr. Olson said. "I — We're trying to stop the people who blossom like crocuses in Squad Building, Spring St., to extent unique. To assure that said, that a professional nurse may never hear from you the spring and disappear on April 16th." discuss the issue yesterday af- their needs are met, the union loses her license when she again." But numerous hospi- Klinsman contended most of those indicted yesterday pre- ternoon and evening. has established a separate, joins a union. He was unable tal employes picked up union pared tax returns for low and middle income people and in ' Jesse Olson, director of the autonomous division for them. to guarantee, though, that "business reply" cards on some cases asked for a percentage of the client's tax refund as union's guild of professional In New Jersey, however, union membership would their way out. a fee. and technical employes, has there has never been an ac- Among those named in the indictments were Charles J. suggested that the hospital tive campaign for them to or- Culligan, 72, a former employe in Atlantic City's luxury tax employes take a week to talk ganize. As a result, Mr. Olson department; Mary F. Campbell, 51, of Woodstown, who an IRS among themselves before said, no registered nurses in Architect Is Appointed spokesman alleged told her clients she had dreams that God making their decision. the state are represented would help her save them money on their taxes; Joseph Vas- Nurses attending the after- from the collective bargaining quez, 49, of West New York, who an investigator said prepared TRUSTEE HONORED — Milton A. Stein, left, noon session indicated that point of view. He indicates For Welfare Building false returns for co-workers at a veterans hospital in New trustee and legal adviser to the Friends of the there is a shortage of hospital that as the union grows, there FREEHOLD - The county and ductwork in the county York and Henry T. Paige, 47, of Paterson, a building guard in- Long Branch Libraries, Inc. since its inception 12 personnel'and they fear it is are plans to establish the Board of Freeholders yes- jail boiler room. dicted on 15 separate counts of preparing false and fraudulent years ago, receives monogrammed attache case the patients who will suffer. nurses as an autonomous divi- terday hired James D. Witte, The board appointed Miss returns. in recognition of his service from Aaron W. Berg, They were answered by sion, patterned after the divi- Atlantic Highlands architect, Phyllis Brown, Middletown, to president of the Friends. Presentation was made Shirley Kera, of the guild's sion for professional and tech- to design a social services and a three-year term on the Tu- Head of PBA Unit Is Suspended at annual dinner meeting in llvento's West End New Jersey staff, who said nical workers. computer center building on berculosis Control Board. She Manor, Long Branch. that providing enough nurses He cited registered nurses East Freehold Road. Freehold is executive director of the NEW BRUNSWICK — The head of this Middlesex County to properly care for the as one of the "most abused" Township. MCOSS Family Health and community's Policemen's Benevolent Association has been patients is the responsibility groups within a hospital. The architect's fee will be 7 Nursing Service. suspended for instituting a job action against the police de- City Court Sends Drug of the administration and not "Many are women," he per cent of the $3 million esti- partment. the nurses themselves. says, "and unfortunately it mated construction cost. Patrolman Leonard Gioglio was suspended yesterday by Charges to Grand Jury Wasn't Invited has been easier to kick around The 80,000-square-foot build- Fair Haven Police Director John T. O'Brien on charges of insubordination John K. Pawlowski, admin- and abuse women. I've seen ing is to go on part of a 160- for "attempting to influence the discipline and administration LONG BRANCH - Munici- drugs with intent to distribute istrator of Riverview Hospi- acre tract the board bought pal Court Judge Jacob Rand nurses petrified by the nurs- of the police department." ' them also were sent to the tal, said he had heard about ing office. Yet, with their two years ago. Man Robbed Last week, policemen in this community of 50.000 began a has referred to the Grand Grand Jury. the meetings but was not in- Jury a charge against Victor skills, the hospital can't do It is hoped that the county "ticket blitz" in what a spokesman said was an attempt to Judge Rand also referred to vited to attend. . . which he without them." Welfare Board and computer At Knifepoint T. Sassano, 75 Golf St., West the Grand Jury charges says he would have done as focus attention on O'Brien's "internal harassment" of police- Through a union, he said, center can move into the new ASBURY PARK - Peter J. men. The ticket campaign was described as the first step in Long Branch, of causing the against James A. Pirone, and "an interested member of the death by auto of Harry I. the nurses would be able to sit building by May 1, 1975. The Lang. 84 Harvard Road, Fair the job action. Robert Barbella, both of 127 organization." county pays $313,000 a year in Wardell, 462 Harrison St. on Stokes Place, oV possession of down with management and • Haven, was allegedly threat- The spark that triggered the job action apparently was Riverview and other hospi- negotiate for further improve- rent for the welfare board's ened at knifepoint and robbed O'Brien's decision to press two complaints against Gioglio Nov. 24. Mr. Sassano was re- a controlled dangerous sub- leased in his own recogniz- tals in the area, he says, have ments. And if there are prob- offices on Apple St.. New of $42 yesterday. himself, who has faced disciplinary action on'.13 previous ncca- stance with intent to dis- Shrewsbury. The lease ex- ance pending Grand Jury ac- tribute. periodically been approached lems with the nursing office, Mr. Lang was reportedly tion. by unions, which reach em- it isn't management which pires May 1, and is expected leaving the Asbury Diner, As- Robert Prisamt of Great has the final say. to be extended two years. Jose Aponte, 50 Second Neck, N.Y., who is free on ployes, through the hospital's bury Ave. at Main St., when 2 Beadleston Bills Signed Ave., was found guilty of driv- $1,000 bail on charges of pos- legal counsel. No Stale Board The board awarded the fol- the incident happened at 1:16 lowing contracts: $40,300 to TRENTON — Gov. William T. Cahill yesterday signed two ing while on the revoked list session of more than 25 grams The nursing staff at Riv- Unlike New York, he noted. a.m. Police say he was forced the Maczko-Wehner Advertis- into his own car by two men. bills designed to improve educational opportunities for handi- and fined $210. of marijuana, more than five erview, he says, numbers 000 New Jersey does not have a grams of hashish and of a con- and he knows of no dis- state board of labor. How- ing Agency, Fairfield, for ser- Two suspects were arrested capped children. In drug cases, Judge Rand vices to the county Planning referred to the Grand Jury trolled dangerous substance. satisfaction among them. He ever, about seven years ago. at 3:10 a.m. at Springwood Both measures were sponsored by Senate president Alfred is not anticipating any the New Jersey Supreme Board; $22,500 to Stewart A. and Dewitt Aves. II. Beadleston, R-Monmouth. charges against Paul S. Aus- had those charges sent to the Grand Jury. changes at the hospital as a Court ruled that' people em- Robinson, Conshohockin, Pa., Charged with armed rob- One measure would remove restrictions on sending handi- ter of Douglaston, N.Y. that for bookbinding: $5,930 to Cal- he was in possession of more result of the meetings yes- ployed at voluntary hospitals bery arc Willie C. Sanders, 22, capped children to special schools that operate for a profit. Cynthia Boylan, 396 Spring terday. have the right to representa- lahan Equipment Co., Ke- The law is expected to provide additional private facilities than 25 grams of marijuana, St., waived, a preliminary of 5 Dewitt Ave., and Kavin Local 1199, Mr. Olson said, tion. "The union is 40 years nilworth, for an air com- White, 20, of Building 5, As- for education for the handicapped in school districts where more than five grams of hash- hearing on charges of giving pressor for the county High- ish and a controlled

Lauds Jaycees Trust Finast for Quality... Trust Finast for Savings... For Community Trust Finast (or Service... Affairs Efforts SUPERMARKETS ByBENVANVLlET emotionally disturbed chil- dren. EAST WINDSOR TOWN- The state Jaycees have re-, RAIN CHECK POLICY SHIP — State Sen. President ceived a $1,000 federal grant If an advertised ipecial it ever %M out a«k the Alfred N. Beadleston, R-Mon- for instituting an alcohol ab- Manager for a Rain Check. It entities you to the mouth, yesterday praised the use program. It was the first same item or the some price-the following week. state Jaycees for "getting in- such grant to be received by Or if you wish we'll give you a comparable item at volved" in community affairs. the Jaycees. mama kthe sann special price now. j "I believe the conditions in ••.. The initial step in the pro- the United States and in New gram will be to inform the Jersey are such," he said at a 9,000 Jaycee members in the press conference here, "that state of the problem and the if the average citizen doesn't steps which need to be taken soon involve himself actively to bring alcohol abuse under TURKEYS ; in betterment of his commu- control. SWIFTS nity, then we are in trouble."' The venereal disease pro- People, he said; are going to gram, called "Protect your PREMIUM have to assume some respon- 'Lover," is designed to make -sibUity for helping themselves people aware of the extent of instead of expecting govern- venereal disease infection, OVEN READY ment to do it all. , •'•:• and to provide confidential "If people don't get in- consultation and treatment es- U.S.D.A. volved, like the Jaycees are pecially among the young. Involved, then one of these . Camp Jaycee Calif. Iceberg GRADE fine days our government is Camp Jaycee, proposed as a going to collapse from the recreation center for the men- sheer weight of the responsi- tally retarded, is still in the bilities placed upon it." planning,stage. The Jaycees OVER 20 LBS... Sen. Beadleston was the are now negotiating for a 100- Lettuce featured speaker at a press acre site to provide outdoor conference held at the state recreation facilities for 100 re- Jaycee headquarters at Twin tarded children. HONEST VAUJE • Rivers to kick off Jaycee Once the site is obtained, Week which runs from Sunday the Jaycees will build the to Jan: 27. camp and then turn over its* Shoulder Steak Oven Ready Quartered Loin He filled in for Gov. William operation to the state Re- T. Cahill, who was unable to tarded Childrens Association. Rib Roast attend. Other projects undertaken ° ° London Broil Pork Chops Cites Projects by the state Jaycees include Cherry Tomatoes SEMI-BONElEiS Sen. Beadleston paid special •veteran's information, pro- fresh, Red, Ripe BONELESS Cu > f 'oni hisl Salad Favorite pt. ECK h pkg contain** tribute to three Jaycee proj- grams, . employment assis- f OU! f ibs only 39 BEEF equol amounts of ects planned for the coming tance, junior bowling, Walk USOA CHOICE U S D A CHOICE center & hip chops year — alcohol abuse, control for Mankind, youth assis- Egg Plant of venereal disease,'and es- tance, ecological programs, Sglid, Fresh and Tender tablishment of a camp for and environmental grants. Great for Stuffing! tb. 29 THE PRIME BUTCHER SHOP (At Red Bank Store Only) Celebrity Boiled Ham , Green Squash Whole Beef Tenderloin Colonial Bologna K" * 65* Delkate Flavor, U.S.D.A. CHOICE Ib. Little Silver Acts Excellent Qualily! Ib. Filet Mignon 2.49 Longacre Sliced Turkey * 65* Yellow Squash SHOP HNAST ,..fOR GROCERY SAVINGS IN To Protect Tract Und.rY.tlowM.ol LITTLE SILVER - The Ave., and property at Silver- 100% Edible ... No Wait* Ib. Planning Board last night de- side Ave. and Seven Bridge clared an 8.3-acre tract on Road adjacent to the Goose- Health & Beauty Aids Ronzoni Paag Circle an "open space neck Bridge, owned by Maim- area" to protect it from devel- one Brothers. The latter is al- opment while the borough de- ready designated by the mas- cides if the property should be ter plan as a recreational site Colgate 100 Sauce purchased for a recreation and thus not subject to devel- area. opment. "i«~B' Mouthwasb "These two properties are Mfrs. $1.29 List | foi Spoqhetti The action was taken on the -ox. bot. All Vunetit'i recommendation of Mayor already protected," the may- Charles Reil, who said the or said, "and I think we should take the necessary property was one of three lo- SAVINGS IN EVERY AISLE! cations being considered for steps to protect the end of Paag Circle." SI W $ 39 public recreational use. Miracle White *»# W 1 Glad Trash Bags S$ ' ^'79* The Paag Circle tract, with Undented . The other two are a 1,684 feet of frontage on the Woodbury Soap T 4 ,,„• 35* borough-owned tract, in- Mfrs $1.79 List Glad Sandiwch Bags 'V 35* Shrewsbury River, recently 9-oi. can cluding a boat launching was recommended by the Woodbury Soap ^ 3,, 35* ramp, at the end of Riverview borough's Waterfront Com- Dish Powder (««• 'T 59* mittee as the best potential Tomato Sauce •WES? ',:• 17* site for development as a mul- ¥icks NyQuil 5I $ 19 Middletown tipurpose municipal water- Cold Medicine Cold Water All lvM Detergent &, 5»!" 1 frontfereational facility. Mfrs. $1.59 List 6-o*. bot. Green Beans '«S" Kraft Dressing Proclaims The committee said two oth- tt- 39* Breakfast Drink .r& 'V* 59* er sites also would be suitable [09 La Choy Dinners ;;: 79* Premium Saltines •**, * 37* for such a large scale facility, S Swifts Prem •£• 57* Jaycee Week although not as desirable as 5l the Paag Point tract. They Alberto SHAMPOO Heinz Soups KS" 4 "£,"• 99* All Detergent T 69* Swifts Potted Meat r 25* MIDDLETOWN - Mayor are the Maimone tract and Rag, Diy m Oily - 7-oi. bot. l-u. Kraft Caesar Dressing bit. Glad Wrap 49* Thomas J. Lynch has pro- the Chimento tract located on 991 claimed this week New Jersey the east side of Seven Bridge Jaycee Week in the township. 11 Road, just south of Little Sil- Towards the purchata ef Purpose of the week, said ver Point Road. 1 plcB of 4 B&G Kosher the mayor, is to focus atten- If the recommended multi- Hants Snack Cut Corn or 1 tion on the Jaycees and work purpose recreational facility Pack Paddings they are do|ng for the commu- was not developed, the com- Dill Spears limitf tj-Goadat Final) Sweet Peas [ nity. Drug prevention, ecology mittee suggested the borough Thru Sot, Jon. 20th MFG. and public awareness are only proceed with the more limited a few of many projects pur- development of the Riverview ovo Hold sued by the Jaycees. Ave. site that has been under Cosh1 Local Jaycee president discussion for several years. Taster Choice ql. |CJt Donald R. Skrivanek ex- Under the classification of Freeze Dry Coffee an "open space area", the limll III. Good olFinolt Bowl plained Jaycee Week com- Zlunti Peas&CarrotslttM- 'V," 33* memorates the founding of Paag Circle property must be Thru Snl., Jon. 10IK MFG. purchased by the borough French Fries, the Jaycee movement in St. Uncle Bens 29* Cream PuffSaKk \5f43' Louis in 1915. From a small within one year following ap- plication for private devel- Muellers Mid. Downyflake Pancakes til Minute Maid aaafef nucleus,, the movement has, I Wide •£ 29* opment of the land. Egg Noodles Dntotnnr mm«n smtid I'/MI. grown into an organization lull ruidlUCa «m cun chtie If the borough reneges on Dishwashing Detergent r 43* Chicken Divan«-%, Ml. with more than 250,000 mem- Chock Full O'Nuts Cotltt bers in 6,400 communities. purchase within the required UK. time limit, the property may Thru Sol, Jon. JOlh MFG. Croquettes' 59* Buitoni Manicotti.^, 65' The. Middletown J ay cees or- then be developed by its own- , Hal Kan r« ganized in 1960. Prices effective thru Sal., Jan. 20th. ers. Not responsible for typographical errors Detergents not available where prohibited by law. He Dally Register, Red Baak-MkWletowii, N J. Wednesday, January 17,1973 19 Atlantic City .7 Lose Mistrial Bid CAMDEN (AP) - The fed- that society and they acted as case are former commission- as 115 and S20 for a contract Boardwalk, in restaurants,,in eral, extortion-conspiracy trial the laws of corruption," Gold- er Karlos LaSane, public, to $7,500 for a single transac- mens rooms and in parking of seven present and former stein said. works aide Germaine Fisher, tion. lots, Goldstein said. "Crimes Atlantic City officials contin- Defense attorney John Noo- parks official Robert Glass Describes Deleadaats of this nature strike at the ues today, with the defense nan rose at the end of Gold- and former purchasing agent Goldstein described each of heart of a democratic so- having lost a mistrial motion, stein's SO-minute presentation Florence Clark. the defendants in the follow- ciety." it made on grounds the prose- and moved for a mistrial UYeuSpu ing way: Noonan, counsel for Ponzio, cution opened its case with an "based on what I can only The 26-count indictment ac- — Somers: He carefully in- challenged Goldstein con- inflammatory speech. consider as an inflammatory cuses them of shaking down sulated himself, carefully tentions. Benjamin Abesell, U.S. Dist. Court Judge speech to the jury." various, firms doing business picking and choosing who, counsel for Somers said his Mitchell H. Cohen denied that Cohen replied that he con- with Atlantic City between from, and under what circum- client normally accepted gifts motion yesterday. sidered Noonan's action as 1960 and 1971. stances he would take cash, — liquor, perfume and bas- Asst. U.S. Atty. Jonathan improper as his "belated abdi- Goldstein said that while thereby hoping to remain un- kets of fruits — at Christmas Goldstein, special prosecutor cation the day before chal- the indictment alleged that detected and unapprehended, from firms "and if that is the Jo the case, characterized the lenging composition of the more than (28,000 was taken but his greed got the better of corruption, which the prose- defendants in his opening re- jury because no 18-year-olds the prosecution would prove him. cution intends to establish marks as brazen, arrogant, were included on it." that tens of thousands of dol- — Jackson: He stands at then we plead guilty to having greedy, charlatan, pervasive, The judge termed Gold- lars was extorted from at the pinnacle of the con- received these voluntary little corrupt and venal. stein's address, colorful and least 13 firms through0the use spiracy, hiding behind the gifts." He said the defendants, in- dramatic and said if there of economic loss. skirts of codefendant Flor- The other defense at- cluding former mayors Rich- were grounds "for objections The amount involved, he ence Clark, purchasing agent torneys, pictured their clients ard S. Jackson and William T. they should have come during said, merely illustrated "the of the city. So entrenched was. as upright, industrious citi- Somers and current Public and not at the end of the pre- most shocking aspect of this his command, so well orga- zens and said that any testi- NEW RETAILERS PRESIDENT — Pete Slzer, third from left, manager of Works Commissioner Arthur sentation. case — that is the brazen con- nized in greed was he that mony to the contrary would , Natelsons, accepts traditional gavel upon his election as president of the Penzio "ruled Atlantic City as The second day of the trial, temptuous and calculating when he became mayor he belies. which is expected to last at perversion of their public took with him the purchasing Red Bank Retail Trade Board for 1973. Presenting the gavel is Irwin Vo- if it were their private king- LEGAL NOTICE gel, right, of Vogel's, the immediate past president. Other officers elected dom." least two weeks, was taken up trust for their personal greed department which traditio- at the organization's annual meeting included Herman Huber, left, of 'FewUl System' largely by opening addresses and self enrichment." nally belonged to the Depart- Roots, promotional co-chairman of the Retail Trade Board, and William "They enforced a total feud- on both sides. He charged that the seven ment of Property and Parks. Magee, of Clayton ond Mdgee, treasurer. al system of corruption upon Other defendants in the defendants took from as little. — Ponzio: A charlatan who O.C, HERBERT, MARLBORO, N.J.. lied whenever it pleased him FiLED AS M*P NO. U-l» *N6 M»P OF LOTS BELONGING TO O.C. asserting he would never be HERBERT, MARLBORO, MARL- caught or brought to justice, BORO, N.J., FILED AS MAP NO. !J- 30." IN THE TOWNSHIP OP MARL- was brazen and arrogant in BORO, COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND STATE OP NEW JERSEY. his dealings; collected tens of WHEREAS, Florinct H Croddlck. wITf of Eugtnt P. Croddlck, Is tht own- thousands of dollars for him- er ol ctrtaln prtmliis mor« particu- larly d«scrlbed In a Ot*d from Charlts self and fellow conspirators. w. turn ond Morlonn Burn, husband and wltt, to FJortno H. Croddlck, wltt — Glass: Collected payoffs of Euatni F. Croddlck, doted Noymtbtr 2, »fi, ond rtcordid on Dtctmbtr 4, for the late Albert Shahadi, a !»;! In tht Monmouth County Cltrk's Ofllce In Book 3111 ot Ottdi ot Past > 6AM III I! — Clark: Age 71, a most un- lowi; , Open Saturday SAM til 0 p M The aforesaid premises ore atio de- fortunate woman; Jackson scribed (n accordance with survey pre- Open Sunday 9AM !il 6 P M pared by Frederick H. Kurd. NJ.P.E. ED HAMS used her as a buffer between SL.S. 11298 of ParHn. New Jersey* doted Nov. 10, t972 os follows; RED BANK J*? (,.,.„> himself and venal arrange- BEGINNING at a point In the wut< erly rtoht*of>woy fine of the Central Open Mondoy t h t j S a I u r o o > ments to collect cash. Railroad of New Jersey, tald point being dlstont South 24 degrees I minutes 8 M un'.l 10 P M 'Craunon Knowledge' Wt.f ttir«« hundrtd IttllMO1) from the Intersection of sold westerly rlQht*6f> FULLY Open Sunday 9AM hi 6 P M Goldstein charged it was way lint with the southerly line of Ho- common knowledge among bart Street and from sold beginning LONG BRANCH 370..,.^.. . point runnlna thence COOKED businessmen that you had to (1) North M* 30' W one hundred feet Opvn Monday thru Saturday pay off in Atlantic City or you (1) Souttfu-1' West two nunorea reti (Water Added), 8 AM until 9 P M (3COM along tht eaittrly line of o 40 foot couldn't get a contract. He street or ripht-of-way to a point; thence y Open Sunday 9 A M til 6 P M O) South 56* 30' Eatt one hundred told of suppliers being asked feet (100') to a point In the westerly J to add five and 10 per dent to rloht-ofwoy tint of the Ceniral Railroad Less Work ofrlew Jeney ond thence their invoices; of Ponzio tak- (41 North 26' f East two hundred feet (20tV> along said rlortt-ot-woy line to the Less Waste ing a payoff from a Phila- point and dace of Beginning- INTERNATIONAL SEAFOOD WHEREAS: thot portion of those cer- delphia contractor in the 500 tain sold roads, avenues, streets or Easy to Carve highways appearing on sold above re- Club, an AUantic City night ferred to filed mops which cross ond/or Intersect the above described premises spot; of firms being told not to owned bv Florence H. Croddlck, wife of Turbot Fillet Eugene F. Croddlck, are no longer re- bid on contracts and of low quired or necessary for the use of the bidders being found unaccep- inhabitant, of the Township of Marlboro ond the general public andhove. In tod, onemceoMY table. not been used or mo Into Into by the Township of Marlboro; ond "These defendants solicited WHEREAS, It Is consldtred to be to tht best Interims of the Inhabitants of 7Q and collected their tribute in tht Township of Marlboro that those Fresh Fresh Whole Greenland '• ^V Ib. offices, on the street, on the certain portions of the aforesaid roads, ovtnutt. str*tlt or hlohwoys os shown Frozen J| ^g on "Mop of O.C. Herbert, Marlboro, * N.J., C.B, Conovtr, Survtyor, dottd Jumbo Smelts March 17, 1897, filed March 28, 1905 ai Mop No. 2M? and "MOD of Lots btlong- Chicken Breast Chicken Legs College Unit fng to O.C. Hirberf, Marlboro, Marl- boro, N.J,, Jomts V. Mufdoon, C.E Smoked Cod Fillet , 89* f filed February 16, 1B84 os Mop No. 23 fru d $ 30", sltuott within tht boundary lints of Sets Soiree' the aforesaid premises conveyed to the Butterfish ;;,S" „ F told Florence D. Croddlck, wife of Eu- P! u m p, Juicy WEST LONG BRANCH - oene F, Croddlck, by Charles W. Burn Whole or Split and Mortann Burn, huiband ond wife, tor Frying The Monmouth College Aca- by Qeed dated November 2,1972 at ofo- With Ribs Fresh Mackerel ,.. 89* rtwtd, he vacated and all public rights or Broiling demic Computer Center on therein be extinguished; Feb. 2 will stage a soiree — BE IT ORDAINED by tht Mayor ortd Township Council of the Township of $ 29 ed complete with costumes, dec- Marlboro, In the County of Monmouth, AT STORES WITH SERVICE DELI lYtoiiiKrTDf in in» loumis rfollo vi wmonmouin. 1 1 State of New Jersey, os follows: Finast All Meat Franks Boneless Pork Roast >* i 1 Fresh Chickens^ffiSsf •. 39* U.S.D.A. CHOICE 4 * A/ orations, sandwiches and SECTION 1, That the portions of those punch — and every computer certain strips of land or roods, avenues, C C streets or highways, as It or they cross, Schickhaus Franks «>*,. Country Style Pork Ribs..£» 89* Fresh Chicken Thighs in the place is programmed intersect or in any woy ore situate witti- 65 In the boundary of tht aforesaid tract of Roast Beef 69 for the party. land described In the said Oeed from */ Charles W, Burn and Morlonn Burn, Mizracli Franks"""/ Fresh Chicken Drumsticks ,, 75* Chicken Cutlets Senior students arranging husband ond wlft, to Florence H,' Crodd- Ick, wife of Euatnt F. Croddlck, doted Imported Press Ham 175* the caper said it's to be a November 7, IV72 ond recorded In tht Monmouth County Clerk's Office In SHOP FINAST .. FOR GROCERY SAVINGS IN EVERY AISLE! "Friars Club kind of frolic" Book Mil of Otedsat PogtMoetc, slt- Chicken & Bacon ^?cre »"89* uott In the Township of Marlboro, Coun- designed to rib faculty and ad- ty of Monmouth, Stott of Ntw Jtrsty, ministrative staff members being those certain strips ot land, roods, r 79* ovenuts, streets or hlgnwoyi. aforesaid, Taylor Pork Roll who are to be the honored more particularly described in Schedult 1 "A" annexed htreto ond mad* a part »Btriin guests. hertof und Incorporated herein by refer- Swiss Cheese ""™ r 65* ence thereto ot If fully recited htreln, Del Monte Kraft 4o.pt|.or The event will celebrate the be and the some Is or ore hereby va- cated and the same Is hereby released Novie LoIx Ink where miliblt fact that, as the result of offi- from any and all dedications ond the V: 99* public rights In said land be and tht cial approval from the state, some ore hereby extinguished. Cream Corn Miracle Whip Liverwurst computer science is now a SECTION 7. This Ordinance shall lake effect Immedlattly upon Its passage, op- duly accredited field of major provol ond publication according fo law. Bologna ^SCHEDULE "A" 69* study at Monmouth for which All (hose certain premises situate In Salad FINAST FRESH BAKERY the Township of Marlboro, County ol the college may award a B.S. Monmouth ond State of New Jersey ond Dressing degree. being that portion of alt those certain strips of land, roads, avenues, streets ql. jar White Bread Mrs. Betty Cook, center di- ond highways appearing on the follow- ing two recorded mops, "Map of 0. C. Giant Sixe rector, said the program lead- Herbert, Moriboro, N. J. C. B. Conover, Great for Sandwiches Surveyor, dated March 17, 1897, tiled SHOP FINAST & SAVE Lipton SA V//VCS IN EVERY AISLE! loave. ing to the specialized degree March 28, (90S os Mop No. 23-19 and 4 "Map of Lots belonging to O. C. Her- Ml tpt. I! of. requires not only a com- bert, Mortboro, Marlboro, N.J., James V. Muldoon, C.E. filed February 16,1186 Finast Soda1 flivors bit. Liquid Detergent n*.. 49* Bread Sale prehensive knowledge of com- os Mop No. 23-30", as It or thty cross. I': pi. Interstct or In any way appear situate Cup-A-Soup Poppy or Seiama Seed, puting, but also of the field of on the tract of land described In o Oeed but. 63* from Charles W. Burn ond Marlann Niblets Corn's "„?• 19* Aunt Jemima Syrup Vienna or Multi-Grain \0 $1 intended application — busi- Burn, husbond end wife, to Florence H. F oavit fH| Croddlck, wife of Eugene F. Croddlck, 11b. 1 oz. OOlt Chicken Noodle ness, medicine, science, psy- dated November 2,1972 and recorded In Green Giant Peas Green Pea, Crisco Oil ;:" 85* chology, government, eco- the Monmoulh County Clerk's office on Fresh Donuts ,,b $| Dtcember 4, 1972 In Book 3111 ot Deeds Onion, Tomato. 4 env nomics. Both theory and prac- ot Poge 62a etc, more prtlculorly de- Finast Potatoes s Mazola Corn Oil Plain or Sugar, J.or ^ • scribed, os follows: 6£ 95* Beef Noodle pkg. fi. 79* Tray Pack pVgi. Mi tice are required. So is a ver- 1 qt. Ho; The aforesaid premises ore also de- satility of experience provided scribed In accordance with survey pre- Hi-C Drinks,'i, can Heinz Gherkins? 59* pared by Frederick H. Kurti, NJ.P.E. 29* in the opportunity given stu- «. L S. 11298 of Porlin, New Jersey, 13 or. Pound Cake doted Nov. 10, lf/2, as follows: tin dents to work on small and Mac. & Cheese K Planters Peanuts CKUI, 67* Marble- Mb pkg BEGINNING ot o point In the wott '£ 29* large machines, learning both erly right-of-way line of the Central In. Railroad ot New Jeriey, sold point batch and time-sharing. being dlstont South 26 degrees 8 minutes Solid White TunaS tin Bordens Cremora "&69« Finast Cat Food*!, til West three hundred feet 1300'* from tht 75 ft Faculty members who have Intersection of sold westerly right-of- 4'lK. loom eqe way line with the southerly line of Ho- cm Richmond Tea Bags Aluminum Foil JX* [Oil 59* Dutch Apple Pie #JCC worked in industry as well as bort Street ond from said beginning Deviled HankM 49* Serve with Ice Cream point thence .With Mb. I ql. 8 II. SO to Mb. 6-oi. pkg. in research and in a univer- (1) North 56- 30' W one hundred feet on pi. bol. pkl. (100") too point; thence Campbell Beans> !Pork 16* Mr. Cleaner 99* Poly Lunch Bags*™', 25* sity atmosphere, gear their in- (2) South 26* B' West two hundred feet (MO1) along the easterly line of a 40 fool struction to actual business street or right-of-way to a point; thence needs and situations. (3) South 56* 30' East one hundred feet MOO') to a point in the westerly Finast Towards the purchase of right-of-way line of the Central Roll rood of New Jersey ond thence l-pl.6-oz.bot. (4) North 36* f Eost two hundred feet Breakstone Library Shows (200'I along sold rlght-of-woy lint to me point ond place of Beginning. Dove Liquid f which sold roadi, avenues, streets or Facial Tissue Art From Mel' highways ore ot present located on part Detergent of Lot 15, Block 97, on the Tax Mop of lin-nd) Ooodolfina,! MIDDLETOWN - "Let's tht Township ot Marlboro. Cottage Cheese NOTICE Ihto Sol., Jon. JOlh Visit the Metropolitan" is the NOTICE Is hereby olven that the fore- _Jlng Ordinance was Introduced at a California, title of an exhibit on display meeting of the Township Council of the C 200 Towardi the purebate of Township of Marlboro, In the County of Tiny Curd or 2-lb.4-oi.bot. through Friday in the chil- Monmouth, New Jersey, on. 11th day of White or 2-ply dren's room of the Middle- January, 1W3, and passed on first read Regular ing ond that such Ordinance will be fur- Assl'd, pkg. Log Cabin town Township Library. ther considered for final passage ofttr Ib. pkg. Public Hearing ol a meeting of sold Syiup The exhibit, one of Mon- Township Council of the Township of 39 Marlboro, to be held ot the Marlboro limil(l).GoodolFinoit mouth Museum's "Travel Elementary School Moriboro Township, Brillo Soap Pads!, :;• 28* ri,,uSol., Jon.20rh .„ New Jersey, at 8:00 p.m. on the 25th day Baby Bel Cheese DcrmiDi U: 49* Trunks," features reproduc- of January, 1973. ot which time and ProvoloneSKc Towards the purchase of place or ot any time ond place to which White Rose Tea Bags r 99* tions of works of art owned by such meeting shall from time to time be a Lib ton of adjourned, oil persons Interested will be Blue Bonnet "r&f i 47* the Metropolitan Museum of given an opportunity to be heard con- cerning such Ordinance. 1 Swiss Missel. "J 79* Brim Coffee Art in New York City. I HEREBY CERTIFY the obove to be 0 ;;, trueondexactcopy of Ordinance Kraft Parkay^'SSr IlllSI 1 On Saturday, the library in- adopted by the Mayor ond Township Dry Roasted Peanuts 12 o; jir Council of the Township or Marlboro ot Brim'I-; Coffee vites boys and girls to make a o regular meeting held on 1/11/7], Blue Bonnet*"* 39* ', C limil(i).Good ol Final! snowman from wire and tis- Thru Sal., Jan. ?0lh ROSE FIALKOFF Finast Ammonia J III 25 sue paper as a winter decora- Acting Clerk Price* effective thru Sal., Jan. 20th. Nol responsible for typographical errors. Detergents not available where prohibited by law. tion for the children's room. Jon. 17 1H.50 21 Tlw Dally Register, Red Bank-MWdltlawiL NJ. Wednesday. Januarv 17.1»73 Friends Help the Tu By MARGUERITE HENDERSON

Mrs. Robert M. Feldman is some sort of wonder girl. She and her spouse have been residents of a big comfortable 120 County Fare year old home on Hasler Lane, Little Silver, since only last October. They moved here from Manhattan. Mrs. Feldman is All About Auctions now in the process of moving her decorating business (which Opening this day in Red Bank at the Monmouth Museum's bears her maiden name as Nancy Edman Interiors) from the Mini Gallery, 17 Monmouth St., is a showing of old engravings big city to our fair country. Mrs. Feldman, who is on the board anil etchings which'one is eligible to purchase possibly (by of Friends of Channel 13 for the entire metropolitan area, is write-in bids) through Jan. 31. also serving as co-chairman of the local chapter. She tossed a And on Saturday at New York's Sotheby Parke Bernet Gal- lovely luncheon last week to rouse Monmouth members' en- leries the furnishings of the New York townhouse of famed thusiasm and to tell about plans for Friends of Channel 13 theater .couple Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne will be put on week, which is slated to take place in the tri-state area at the the block. The Lunts are taking up permanent residence at start of May. Mrs. Feldman has children aged two years and their home in Seneseei Depot, Wis. seven weeks! Fancing owning the 18th century red-Japanned bureau Is Sesame Street her secret weapon? used by the Lunts as part of the set of "Oh Mistress Mine" Nancy Feldman was assisted with the Friends of Channel that played in the Old Empire Theatre. 13 Week presentation by Mrs. Lawrence Fleischman of New Or, better yet, buying one (or both?) of the white painted York City, chairman of the membership drive that is part of wooden palm trees carved to Mr. Lunt's specifications to the week's activities. Mrs. John V. Lindsay, another New grace their Regency dining room; knowing that by those Yorker, is honorary chairman... palms have sat such celebrities as Noel Coward, Sir Lawrence Among those who tuned-in where Mrs. Maurice Gruber of Olivier, Vivian Leigh, Sir John Gielgud, Katharine Cornell and New York and Oakhurst who is chairman with' Mrs. Feldman Helen Hayes! of the Friends' Monmouth chapter, and Mrs. Lester Barnett, Ballet Spotlighted West End, and Mrs. Robert Bruno, Middletown, who are or- About to step Into the spotlight is the first party benefit for ganizing happenings for that week hereabouts. the Monmouth Civic Ballet. Date and time are Jan. 27 at 8 Planned are strategically situated sidewalk tables (as in p.m. Red Bank, the Monmouth Shopping Center, and elsewhere) To house the event—-a wine and cheese tasting party — where Channel 13 memberships (lifebldod of the public TV sta- State Superior Court Judge Milton B. Conford (a good judge of tion) will be promoted and signed-up on the spot. Just plain do- vintage's, too?) and Mrs. Conford are lending their home on nations will also be accepted — and probably be rewarded Ocean, Ave., Elberon. with fun buttons. There will also be Channel 13 balloons placed Some of the dancers in the company (14 regulars, 14 provi- in children's hands. And publicity placards placed in store win- sionals) will be out of their leotards and into costumes that dows. The latter will feature the poster — designed especially night to help pass around the potables. as gifts for new memberships — by New York primitive artist The evening is a project of the ballet association and its Ralph FasaneUa. trusty trustees. Topping the list are Mrs. Joseph Ferrara, Among Channel 13's local chums — and Mrs. Feldman's Rumson, and Mrs. Herbert Fine, Red Bank, who inform us midday guests — were Mrs. John Weber, Fair Haven; Mrs. that community ballet companies are beginning to blossom Wendell Smith, Mrs. Bernard Seeman and Mrs. Joseph Vales, throughout the U.S. Holmdel; Mrs. Nathan Troum, Deal; Mrs. Aaron Rassas and Monmouth's troupe is fortunate in having Miss Celine Kel- Reglitcr staff pnolo Mrs. Victor Torchia, Little Silver; Mrs. Seymour Rappaport, ler, New York, as choreographer. Miss Keller is a teacher at TURNED ON TO CHANNEL 13 - Mrs. Robert Mrs. Milton Herson and Mrs. Douglas Gosnell, Rumson; Mrs. the Alvin Alley Ballet Center as well as being assistant profes- Feldman, front and center, hosts a luncheon In Leon Katz, Deal Park; Mrs. Charles Metzendorf, West Deal; sor of dance at Adelphl University and choreographer with the her Little Silver home for members of the Mon- my mommy found handmade Mrs. Lois Levy and Mrs. .Carol Jacobson, Oakhurst; Mrs. New York Ballet workshop. mouth County Chapter of Friends of Channel 13, Christmas Decorations at 50% off Richard Martell and Mrs. Harvey Stuart, Oceanport; Mrs. The Monmouth Civic Ballet is embarking on a lec- including from left, Mrs. Lester Barnett, West 'Saul Shapiro, Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Arthur Seeman, ture/demonstration circuit to local schools (starting Feb. 13 at End, and Mrs. Robert Bruno, Middletown, chair- and more at... Colts Neck. . •iU-' , ?.-,•.•. Keyport Central School), is planning a performance for March man of Channel 13 Week that will take place at and an appearance May 12 in the Monmouth Civic Chorus pro- the beginning of May, .and Mrs. Maurice Gruber duction of Faust. of New York and Oakhurst, who shares chairman- Hie . • L MASTECTOMY PROBLEMS And isn't that something to dance about? ship of the local chapter with Mrs. Feldman. 19 Church Struct EXPERT CONSULTATION AND FITTINGS Little Silver. NJ FREE OF CHARGE. Slowing Life's Pace BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Make A Date A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- CALL 775-2425 For Pure Enjoyment tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each addi-; tional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line; • $5.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 By MARGOT SMITH friend was already unhappy for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line; $10.00 for 20 days,; that he had not had the cour- $2.50 each additional Jine. Deadline noon day before publi- There are times, I think, Potluck age to buy them both. cation. Call The Daily Register, 741-0010; ask for the Date when our hurried, over- The fruity golden liquid, a Secretary. extended lives lead us to very dark amber, was inde- slight occasions that demand afternoon tours of the I worry about the few truly scribable heaven, with flavor JANUARY 17. 19. '20 more respectful attention. vineyards and wineworks in great old wines that lie in our so full and sweet it might St. Agnes Thrift Shop, "2-for-l" sale all winter clothing. The comparison between us Tain l'Hermitage in the cellars, waiting (or their mo- have been taken by naive Wed. St Fri., 10 to 2, Sat. 12 to 2. Ave. D, Atlantic Highlands. and the French\ for instance, Rhone valley. ment in the sun. The rare and tasters for a liqueur. I'm sure Household items, linens also available. Driving back from the res- noble ones, almost unmarke- Foundation Salon was evident last summer it was somewhat diluted by JANUARY 18 , taurant, our host stopped to table now because of prices tears as the aw.ed audience in- when an elegant, leisurely "Story Hour," Atlantic Highlands Library. Registration show us the tiny tributary inflated by demand, deserve haled its vapors. fivery ex- 651 Cookman Ave. AsburyPark | Sunday dinner of four hours' now! 4-5 year olds. First session Thurs. Jan. 18, no repeats that furnishes him hours of .special accord. I do not think pectation was justified. OPEN MON THRU SAT. 10-5:30 WED Till 9 duration served as the inter- Stories, games, fun! 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. IIIIIIIIHIIimillHIfflllllll""!"!"1111"!"I1 mission between morning M4 mtnvT'"'. fishing before he that weddings, Christenings Time to Compare and other moments of Import appears in Ins office in the The bottle's mate, intact PTSA Meeting, Marlboro High School. 8 p.m. Topic: ' morning. At waterside there should detract from the and still resting adjacent, to unique experience they offer. "Educational TV—Boon or Pain." Speaker: Arnold L. was a tall and glorious bush of the void left by its partner, Zucker. Short regular business meeting, refreshments. purple flowers. He picked an was purchased by one of the Savings to sing about armload and presented it to A little over a year ago, sev- group who was in Paris sev- JANUARY 19 his wife, waiting in the car. eral of us gathered for a tas- eral months later. When we "Novice Duplicate Bridge Game," every Kri. H p.m. W. Before our tour could resume, ting of very fine, very old reassembled, with great trepi- Long Branch Community Center. Locust Ave., W.L.B. Ideal she insisted that we stop at wines. The tasters had been dation, to partake of it, there for beginners: Call 222-9851) or 49H-8322. whatever your budget! their home in town so she chosen as carefully as the bot- was some disappointment, for could put the flowers in water tles, and there was not one of number two had lost some of JANUARY 20 to preserve them, and the ten- us whose hand did not tremble the fruitiness of the original. Fashion Male* sewing as the evening reached its cli- Planned Parenthood sponsors meeting to discuss pro- machine. A beautifully der affection that moved her Or had it? Was the memory husband to pick them. max. When the 1920 Chateau posed legislation regarding rights of minors. Speaker: As- simple-to-use machine. of that first tasting moment semblyman Chester Apy. 10-12, 141 Bodman Pi., Red Bank. The French are too devoted Rayne Vigneau was carefully so preciously held that any Straight, zig-zag and rationed into our glasses, it reverse stitches. Exclusive to appreciating the present to comparison was doomed? was like the last gourd of JANUARY 21 front drop-in bobbin. rush headlong into the future. We'll never be quite sure fresh water being divvied up Old First United Methodist Church Museum, Locust Snap-on presserfeet Perhaps it is the French lifes- where objectivity and sub- on a desert island. Ave. W. Long 3ranch, Jan. 21. Concert: Greater Shore click on and off easily. tyle that permits that nation jectivity clashed. Area Community Band, 2-3 p.m. followed by refreshments,, Model 252. Base included. the luxury of producing the Several nights ago we were world's greatest wines, for the The bottle Sauternes had flattered and honored to be in- exhibit old musical instruments to 1800's. Donation: $1. sequence of painstaking been, almost literally, cluded in a small dinner party procedures that produce a unearthed in Paris from the to pay homage to a careful se- JANUARY 26 - 27, FEBRUARY 2-3 truly great bottle, weather dark forgotten confines of a lection of old wines. They Wagon Wheel Playhouse: Ayn Rand's "Night of Ja- 00 permitting, is, for the most little shop operated by an el- were part of a cellar lovingly nuary 16th." Directed by Bob Clarke. The Barn, Rumson. part, inconsistent with the derly lady to whom it suc- compiled by a knowing wine Curtain 8:30. For reservations call 264-4346.. American pace. ceeded upon her husband's de- lover who has graduated to mise. Throughout the bomb- his chateau in the sky. JANUARY 27 Reg.109" ing and German occupation of "Wine and Cheese Tasting Party," to benefit the Mon- There were no cocktails, of Carrying case extra. World War II it rested, appar- mouth Civic Ballet. Saturday, January 27. $7.50 per person. PREGNANT... course. A '59 Chateau Carbon- ently undiscovered by looters. For reservations call: 229-4757. DISTRESSED? Its tissue paper wrapping was nieux from the village of intact, the cork kept moist by Leognon in Graves was the MARCH 13 proper cradling. There were aperitif. Dark color bespoke Monmouth College "Gourmet Cooking School," featur- BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 two of them, and our tourist its age and the fullness of its ing James Beard, 8 p.m. Mar. 13, 20, 27. Sponsored by Stein- grapy flavor was tinged with bach. Admission $10. Call Office of Community Relations a suggestion of greater days for enrollment information: 222-6600, Ext. 276. gone by.

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LITTLE SKL¥BM MARKET PLACE FREE PARKING HOURS 11-5 DAILY 479 PROSPECT AVE., LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY 229-2030 747-2484 WE BUY and SELL Opposite Borough Hall Red Bank — 69 Broad St. • Eatontown — Monmouth Shopping Center Weddings Tke Dally Register, Bed Baflk-MMdletown, NJ. Wednesday, January 17,1*73 21 Hunter-Treger Another Opening For HOLMDEL - The Holmdel O'Hara of Belford. , Community church was the Stafford McKay, Albany, ^setting Dec. 30 for the mar- irid., was best man. Ushers riage of Miss Maryruth Tre- were Edward Fields of Phila- ger, daughter of Mr. antf Mrs. delphia, Pa., James Hunter, Another MuseumShow RED BANK — An exhibi- more than 50 prints on display Albert Treger, 829 Holmdel brother of the groom. Henry- interested persons may visit the art will be sold to the tion and write-in auction of is a form giving subject, art- the shop and place bids on highest bidders. Road here, to Andrew fiecker ville. Pa., and Hay Weath- I8th and 19th century French Hunter Jr., son of Mr. and erhold, Salisbury, Md. Cliff ist, date, engraver, evaluation ' specific prints until 4 p.m. on Proceeds will go to the Mon- and English etchings and en- and minimum starting bid. All the show's closing day when mouth Museum. Mrs. Hunter Sr. of Henryville, O'Hara was ring bearer. gravings is in progress here at Pa. The bride was graduated the Monmouth Museum Shop The Rev. John Waldron, from Red Bank Regional High and Mini Gallery, 17 Mon- pastor, officiated. School. mouth St. A reception followed at Mr. Hunter was graduated Mrs. Raadripk R. N The event, which opens Holmdel Motor Inn. from the University of Colora- 'today and continues through (The former Evelyn Martin) The bride was attended by • do, Denver, and he is em- Jan. 31, provides opportunity Miss Lynn Kennard, Holmdel, ployed by Muten Kood Service to obtain attractive early maid of honor; Mrs. Pati Buo- Inc., Middlesex. "- EDITH'S Mrs. Andrew Hunter Jr. works of art at reasonable nacquista, Eatontown and the Mr. and Mrs. Hunter will re- (The former prices. Misses Nancy and Joyce side in Morristown. KNITTING NOOK Maryruth Treger) Associated with each of li's FREE.. Come & See demonstrations-of Brother Johnson-Martin and Studio Knitting Machin- Land-Broten RED BANK - The First es Beach. N?V.; and Jeffrey P. RUMSON — In St. George's Presbyterian Church here Whiting, Springfield, Mass. of Rivercdge. 17 N. Ward Ave. JANUARY 19 & 20 was the setting Dec. 31 for the by the River Episcopal The Rev. G.P. Mellick Bel- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. marriage of Miss Evelyn The bride was graduated Church here Jan. 6 Miss Jud- shaw, rector, officated at the 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Frances Martin, daughter of from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- ith Broten, daughter of Mr. 4:30 p.m. ceremony, which "also sales" Mr. and Mrs. John Frederick gional High School and at- and Mrs. Robert A. Broten, 31 was followed by a reception at 180 Franklin Ave. Martin, 32 Lockwood Place, tended Averett Junior Col- Wardell Ave., became the Ihe Shadowbrook, Shrews- . Long Branch Fair Haven, to Randolph Rob- lege, Danville, Va. She is at- bride of Andre Paul Land, son bury- ert Johnson of New York City. tending New York Univer- of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Land, Miss Diane Broten, sister of Mr. Johnson is the son of sity, majoring in economics. the bride, was maid of honor, Robert E. Johnson of Johan- Mrs. Johnson also is employed and Harold Ahlers, Kumson, FOR THE nesburg, South Africa, and by Union Carbide New-York was the best man and ring Mrs. Ottilie G. Johnson of Ut- City, in marketingjresearch. bearer. ica, N.Y. LARGEST AND . Mr. Johsnon was graduated Mrs. Land was graduated Rigliltr stall Photo from Rumson-Kair Haven Re- from Niskayuna High School, EXHIBITION OPENS — Mrs. William Bruckmann Jr., Rumson, left, FINEST The Rev. Dr. Charles S. gional High School and at- manager of the Monmouth Museum Shop and Mini Gallery, Red Bank, Webster, pastor, performed Schenectady, N.Y., and Le- tended Hood College, Fred- high University. He is em- and museum volunteers Mrs. Thomas Leldner, Locust, center, and Mrs. SELECTION OF the double ring ceremony. erick, Md. and the University Richard Rathemacher, Atlantic Highlands, look over some of the etchings . ployed by Equitable Life As- of Denver. SKIS AND A reception followed at surance Co., New York City. and engravings now on view ot the shop and for sale by write-In bids. Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. The bridegroom was gradu- WINTER A captain in the U.S. Army ated from Rumson Country Mrs. Harvey Ginsberg, Reserves, he served on active Day School and attended the APPAREL Scranton, Pa. the former duty in Germany. Berkshire School, Sheffield, Elizabeth Manley of Fair Mass., St. George's School, IN NEW JERSEY Haven, was matron of honor. Mr. Johnson's father is Newport, K.I., and the Classes For: Other bridal attendants were president of General Electric Rhodes School, New York Mrs. Harry C. Martin of in South Africa. Mrs. John- City. He studied also at Santa • Advanced Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Jud- son's father is eastern region-. Barbara (Cal.) City College • Intermediate son Laverell, Newton" Square, al sales manager of Chevron and is employed by • Beginners Pa.; Miss Michaela Hewitt Asphalt. Steam Cleaning Co. • Adults Trlcornefo/m and Miss Merrell Jones, both Mr. and Mrs. Land of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson re- Mrs. Andre Land make their home in Long side in New York. • James M. Boak, New York (The former Judith Brotcn) Branch. RIDING ACADEMY Was best man. Ushers were Capt. Charles A. W. Hines. OCEANPORTAVE. Terre Haute, Ind.; Steven D. LITTLE SILVER ' 842-6666 Ranney, Lutherville, Md.;' Ross Roper, Westhampton SPRING INTO ACTION We are now taking applications lor our Beware of Spring Semester Beginning February 6, 1973'.

We also have time available for privalc and semi private riding lessons. Dear Ann Landers: I've room. The record stopped and garden in the back of her for Mcmttlon CM or Wrtlt read your column for years — we fell across the bed. We home, an orchard, maybe, " Trlcoriw Farm, 207 Holland Road You are cordially invited 'rarely missed a day. Until laughed — and he gave me a and a cow or two? If you find Holmdtl, N J. 07733 671-1057 - or - S714S34 to attend a now I never had the urge to tender kiss. The next thing I out, please let me know. write to you, but today 1 knew we were embracing — Spring and 5wnmer ^Bridal Show must. and you can guess the rest. We had not planned on being to be held fit the intimate — it just happened MOLLY PITCHER INN Nine months later I had a sev- en-pound baby boy. • 88 Riverside Avenue Ann Until that incident everyon Red Bank, New Jersey talked about what grea Tuesday, January 23,1973 at 8:00 P.M. Landers wholesome kids we were. Ou: hurry-up marriage change I want to say something to all that. His folks just couldn'l [WARD MANOR the teen-agers who signed believe it. themselves "The In- So you can see. it CAN hap I the marriage shoppe vestigators." They are right pen on a bed and not in it. I when, they say they can get anyone accuses you of having 73 Highway 35, Middlctown, N. J. into plenty of trouble even ON a dirty mind, Ann, please ig- Please phone Miss Tripp for reservations: a bed. and not in it. nore it and tell those kids ou there what to expect when 842-6635 When 1 was 17 my boyfriend and 1 were dancing in my they start fooling around. — S.T.L. in I'aducah Dear S.T.L.: The letter you refer to brought in some mig hty weird mail. One young woman wrote that she got into trouble not IN a bed or O.V it -but UNDER it. TASTYKAKE Dear Ann Landers: I have to laugh when people accuse you of making up letters. With so many screwballs loose in DAYS our society these days, who needs to make up anything1.' In fact, it's hard to believe the news stories, let alone the let ARE HERE! ters in Ann Landers column. Kor example: I just came across the Horn about a Michigan women who went to the grocery store with a list lit pages long, filled up 100 off Tastykake Creme Filled Family 14 shopping carts, transferred Packs... for more of all the good 20 50 her Groceries to Sti paper bags, handed the checkout things wrapped up in one. OFF Kirl J571.IW. loaded the bags i into two cars and yelled — ALL OUR MERCHANDISE "Goodbye. I'll see you next year!" If there's anything This store coupon good for 1 the PANT SUITS • SKIRTS If you printed a letter from better than the taste of °£ °" purchase of any LONG & SHORT DRESSES • someone who said her neigh- a Tastykake, it's a Family Pack of Tastykake , bor did that, everyone would Tastykake Family Pack. Creme Filled Koffee Kakes, Creme Filled SLACKS • BLAZERS swear you made it up. Hut Eight delicious Tastykakcs. Great-tasting here it is, Ann Landers — 'cause they're made with groat-tasting ingredients. Butter Cream Cup Cakes, or Creme Filled SHIRTS* CAR COATS plain as life, in the news. I Like milk, butter and eggs. Chocolate Cup Cakes. just thought 1 would share And best of all, right now you'll wrap up a 100 MR. GflOCEH: Tasty Baking Company will fedocm this coupon (or 10 SKI JACKETS this lit (Jo item with you be- cents plus 3 ccnls handling. Invoices proving purchasn of sufficient saving when you treat your family to a Tastybroak. TastyVahc to cover coupons must ij«; snown upon request, Cuslomcr must" cause you must set pretty With Tastykake Creme Filled Family Packs. QUILTED COATS C«6h vatuo 1/20* For rcdomplion mml to: fssly Baking Company, Depart- bored with people asking if all ment C, 2801 Hunting Pork Avenue, Phila., Pcnna. 19129. This money sav- the letters you print are real. ing oiler flood until July 31,1973. SWEATERS" Sign me — A True Believer in •Special Groups Blue Island ASSORTED MERCHANDISE Dear True Blue: Thanks for 40% to 60% OFF the day-brightcrtcr — but 'TASTYKAKE what I'd really like to know is how many people that lady feeds on $571.XX a year. Also, Always First Quality Merchandise . . . docs she have a vegetable

FACTORY BUSINESS LUNCH BED BANK - A Business OUTLET Peoples 'Luncheon will be CREME LUCY'S .served tomorrow from 11:30 CREME 8 FILLED a.m.% 1:30 p.m. in the Parish 8 FILLED CHOCOLATE House on White St. of Trinity' CHOCOLATE BUTTER CREAM OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-6 Episcopal Church. The menu CUP CAKES CUP CAKES will feature chicken a la king, I BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK cranberry sauce, peas and carrots, roll and butter, pud- ding and beverage. 22 Tfce Dally Register, Bed Bauk-MhMIetowD, NX Wednesday, January 17, \vn Couples Are Making M Moss-Wilson LEONARDO - Mr. and ship High School and attends Mrs. Charles G. Dolan, K Br.ookdale Community Col- Franklin Ave., Leonardo ah- lege, Lincroft. She is em- nounce the betrothal of their ployed by Sears Roebuck Co. daughter. Miss Connee Wil- son, to Theodore J. Moss 3d, Mr. Moss was graduated son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore from Christian Brothers Aca- J. Moss Jr., 183 Hudson Ave., demy, Lincroft, and attended Red Bank. A May wedding is Wilkes College, Wilkes Barre, planned. Pa. He is attending Brookdale1 Community College and is Miss Daly Mbs Klotzin Miss Wilson Miss Miller The bride-elect was gradu- employed by the Rumson Post ated from Middletown Town- Office. Miss Wedemeyer Miss Malnwarlng Miss North Miss Wlgginton Toursignant-Daly Lucas-Klotzih Bester-North Clark-Wiggmton WEST KEANSBURG - Mr. attends Boston College, Chest- LITTLE SILVER - Mr. WEST LONG BRANCH - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS majors in elementary educa- and Mrs. James J. Daly, 115 nut Hill, Mass., where she is and Mrs. Robert W. Klotzin, German-Wedemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wig- tion. She is a member of Lam- Central Ave., here, announce majoring in Spanish and 90 Woodbine Aye. here, an- North Jr. of 312 Monmoulh' gintcm, 27 E. Highland Ave. ba Sigma Tau honor society the engagement of their French. nounce the engagement of MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. ate of Matawan Regional Road here announce the en- here announce the engage- at the college. daughter, Miss Colleen Ann Mr. Tousignant was gradu- ..their daughter. Miss Linda William V. Wedemeyer'Sr. of High School. She attended St. gagement of their daughter. ment of their daughter, Miss Mr. Clark was graduated Daly, to David Tousignant, ated from Keith Academy, Lois Klotzin, to Richard Karl 464 Ferndale Place here an- Peter's College, Jersey City, Miss PhyllisAnn North, to Janis Wigginton, to Terry from Middletown Township son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lowell, Mass., and is a senior Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs. nounce the engagement of and is employed by Stern Bruce Karl Bester, son of Mr.,, Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. High School. He is a profes- Tousignant of Lowell, Mass1. at Bishop's University, Que- Elmer Lucas, 4 Coventry their daughter, Miss Margaret Bros., Wbodbridge. and Mrs. Earl M. Benson and Nelson Clark of Sears Ave., sional drag racer and a mem- bec, Can., where he is major- Square, Holmdel. Ellen Wedemeyer, to Charles the late Karl M. Bester of Navesink ber of the Keystone Racing ing in physical education. Thomas German, son of Mr. Mr. German is a graduate Marquette, Mich. Miss Wigginton was gradu- Team. He also is employed by The bride-elect was gradu- Miss Klotzin, a graduate of An August wedding is and Mrs, Charles German, 5 of Uaritan High School and is Miss North was graduated ated from Henry Hudson Re- his father who is owner of the ated from Mater Die High Red Bank High School, at- planned. Stephen St., Hazlet. employed by Carr Canvas from Shore Regional High gional High School here and Conway Sales Co. here. School, New Monmouth. and tended Brookdale Community Miss Wedemeyer is a gradu- Products, Perth Amboy. School, West Long Branch, attends Monmouth College, An autumn wedding is College, Lincroft, and is em- Urmey-Acerra and Allegheny College, Mead- West Long Branch, where she planned. ployed at K-Mart, West Long . LONG BRANCH - Mr. and Miss Acerra was graduated ville. Pa. She is a supervisor Branch. Mrs. Frederick V. Acerra Sr. from Long Branch High of the stock and bond division L 0 ver$idge-Main wa ring of 621 Morford Ave.. here, an- School and attends Trenton Mr. Lucas was also gradu- Barnes-Miller of AT&T, Piscataway. nounce the engagement of State College where she ma- ated from Red Bank High HOLMDEL - Mr. and Mrs. attends Muhlenberg Hospital NEW SHREWSBURY - High School and attends Vir- Mr. Bester was graduated School of Nursing. their daughter, Miss Donna jors in elementary education. School and attended Brook- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Mill- Richard W. Mainwaring, 7 ginia lntermont College, Bris- from South St. Paul High Mr. Loversidge was also Marie Elizabeth Acerra, to Mr. Urmey attended Shore dale Community College. He er, 35 Meredith Drive here, South Beers St., announce the tol, Va. School, Minn., and Northern graduated from Red Bank .Anthony F. Urmey, son of Lt. Regional High School, West is employed by the Semcor announce the engagement of bethrothal of their daughter. Michigan University, Mar- High School and attends Ohio Col. (USA-Ret.) and Mrs. Long Branch, and is employed Equipment and Manufac- their daughter. Miss Susan C. Mr. Barnes was also gradu- Miss Jacqueline Julia Main- quette. State University where he is Cyrus C. Urmey of 6 Hedge by D&D Heating Inc., Nep- turing Corp. of Hazlet. Miller, to Thomas E. Barnes ated from Monmouth Region- waring, to Robert David majoring in architecture. He Drive, Oceanport. tune. The wedding will be Feb. 17. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Barn- al High School and serves in He is an accountant with Loversidge Jr., son of Mr. and es of 1045 Wayside Road, As- the U.S. Navy as gunners Honeywell Inc., Minneapolis, Mrs. Loversidge Sr. of Med- is employed by the,univer- sity's Campus Planning Of- bury Park. mate 2nd class in Charleston,. Minn. ford Lakes. fice. S.C. Miss Miller was graduated A spring wedding is A'graduate of Red Bank A September Wedding is A June wedding is planned. from Monmouth Regional planned. High School, Miss Mainwaring planned.

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Mo Lay ton's field goal at- with 8:41 left in the third about five minutes of the wasn't overlooking one of his Elsewhere, Boston turned tempt in the last second last quarter and was tossed out of game," Sloan said. "But guards, Pistol Pete Maravieh, back Buffalo 106-102. Balti- night as the New York Knicks the contest. guards don't win games in the who contributed 20 points and more upset Los Angeles 112- tripped Phoenix, 102-101, for Dick Van Arsdale was high NBA but forwards do. All a career high 18 assists.' 104, Cleveland edged Golden their Uth straight National for Phoenix with 23 and your have to do is look at the "I know Hudson will get the State 100-98 and Seattle Basketball Association vic- Charley Scott had 21. A rebounds I have and the turn- headlines," said Fitzsimmons, shaded Kansas City-Omaha tory. . "Guards don't win games in overs Weiss and I force, plus "but there is'no way we could 125-122. The two teams battled down the NBA but forwards do," the assists, and you can see have won this game without American Basketball Asso- to the wire in the fourth quar- Jerry Sloan said with tongue our value." Maravich. Pete is a guy who ciation scores: Indiana 130, ter. Phoenix took a time out in cheek. While Solan and Weiss were always thinks he can win. Denver 113; Virginia 127, with 22 seconds left and an- What Sloan was getting at contributing rebounds, turn- That's the way he plays." Memphis 122. other with 10 seconds left. The was that scoring isn't the big overs and assists,-Garfield Maravich had one between- John Havlicek, who scored Suns' worked the ball with thing; winning is. Heard and Bob Love split 54 the-legs pass that produced a 17 points in the first half and Layton going in from the foul Sloan's line in last night's points as the Bulls remained layup and brought thunderous none in the third period, line and Jackson knocked the National Basketball Associ- Vfa games behind Milwaukee applause from the crowd. erupted for 16 in a fourth- shot away. ation boxscore read 0 4-4 4 in the Midwest Division. The "I'm the coach," said Fit- quarter rally that enabled • Neal Walk fouled out with 22 and his running mate, Bob Bucks trounced the Phila- zsimmons, "but I'm also a Boston to beat Buffalo for the seconds remaining to play and Weiss, wasn't much more im- delphia 76ers 108-92. spectator, and when I- see a 14th time in as many meet- Bill Bradley converted two pressive at 0 5-6 5, but the Chi- On the surface, forward Lou play like that I can't help but ings. foul shots to give the Knicks cago Bulls still trimmed the Hudson's 20-foot jump shot get excited." The Braves led 90-82 with their one-point edge. Portland Trail Blazers 10#-89. with two seconds remaining in Hudson, who missed eight 9& minutes left but the Cel- Dave DeBusschere was high "It may look bad in the box- overtime gave the Atlanta games with a back injury, led tics reeled off four con- secutive baskets — three by Paul Silas and one by Havli- cek — to tie the score. Dave Cowens' lay-up put them in Carlton, $165,000 Richer. front to stay with five minutes left. l Randy Smith topped Buffalo with 27 points and Bob Kauff- A ims at 30-Game Encore man added 23. It was the Celtics' sixth PHILADELPHIA (AP) - straight triumph and kept Register Sim Pnoto Steve Carlton signed a con- them 41 percentage points BIDING HIS TIME — Monmouth Regional's Dan Cohen (44) bides his tract with the Philadelphia ahead of the New York time waiting for Rumson-Falr Haven Regional's Ed McManus (30) to Phillies yesterday for a re- Knicks. come down after attempting to stop the former from making his shot. ported 1165,000, making the Elvin Hayes triggered Balti- outstanding lefthander' the more's success over Los An- highest paid pitcher in base- geles with 32 points as Archie ball. Clark played his first game of "I'm happy," said Carlton, the season for Bullets after 'Squan Flips Ocean; in what had to be the under- ending his long contract dis- statement of the new year. pute over the weekend. Gail Carlton won 27 and lost 10 Goodrich led the Lakers with for the Phillies last season, 30 points. despite pitching for the worst Cornell Warner scored a rebound shot with three sec- Piners Stand Alone team in baseball. He posted a 1.98 earned run average and onds to go in Cleveland's Lakewood, given a big help- iiiiMiiiiiiutiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii Briscoe went on to score 21 led National League pitchers triumph over Golden State. ing hand by Manasquan, f points, high in the game, and in almost every phase of the Len Wilkens topped the Cav- stands alone at the top of the aliers with 22 points while B' Division teammate Willie Troy com- game. Shore Conference "B" Divj-. TEAM-OVERALL W L pletely dominated the boards. Shoots for M Cazzie Russell sparked the sion basketball race. Warriors with 24. Lakewood (11-2) 5 • Troy picked nine off the offen- What is he going to do for The Piners, easy riders over Oceai Twp. (11-2) 4 I sive boards and six off the de- an encore in 1973? "My goal Seattle rallied in the final Howell, 57-44, last night, re- fensive boards to wind up period to outlast Kansas City- KwnwB-FH(M) 4 I ' for next season is to win 30 mained the only unbeaten (5- Mausqnan (84) 3 2 with 15. games," said Carlton after Omaha despite 48 points by 0) team in the circuit, when Nate Archibald of the Kings. Howell (4-») 2 1 The I'iners grabbed 68 per completing negotiations with Mansquan shocked Ocean Moamoath (7-7) 1 4 cent of the rebounds in the Paul Owens, director of play- SpeAcer Haywood was high Township, 71-55. The Spar- fo/the SuperSonics with 23. Jackson (7-5) 1 4 game, getting 40 to Howell's er personnel for the Phillies. tans, who entered last night's 19. > Y«* (in) FMefllx (111) Ceitral games. feel that this contract makes 3 1 7|Calhoun 50. ed until the end, him the highest pitcher in ] a tlLsytn 4 0 1 The setback dropped Ocean Bruce Hlatky made II of his The Rebels' top man, Mar- 0 0 01 5 1 II baseball." Owens said. "He 0 2 21 into a second, place tie with 18 in the second to lead a cus Williams, was held to 10 earned it last year." = ....•..'.....: AP Wlrephoto 0 0 0 resurgent Rumson-Fair Spartan comeback, but they points and two rebounds. Owens admitted that he was REACHING FOR THE WALLET — Philadelphia Phillies general manager Totals 43 II 1021 Totals 31 25 101 Haven Regional, which Paul Owens watches pitcher Steve Carlton sign his 1973 contract yes- New York 33 25 22 23 -102 died again in the third, scor- The Lakewood junior var- not privy to the contracts of Phoenix 25 32 26 II —101 squeezed past slumping Mon- terday in Philadelphia making him the highest paid pitcher — an esti- Fouled out—Walk. Scott ing only 9 points. sity held Howell scoreless other clubs, but based the Total louli-Nfw York 25, Phoenix 22 mouth Regional, 70-t>6. mated $165,000 — in major league baseball. Carlton was 27-10 last year, Technlcol fouls—New York Coach Hoi- The Spartans lost Don in the first period and went on highest paid pitcher claim on zman, Reid 22 In last night's other "B" Bough rum. Hlatky and Chuck to a 5H-26 win. and won the Cy Young Award. A-«,252. published reports that Bob game, Jackson Township beat Simon in the fourth period on Jackson took Central Re- Gibson of the St. Louis Car- Cetral Regional, 67-57. fouls. gional apart for two periods dinSJs was the top salaried Fowler Sparks 'Squan McManus Bulldog Hero and then relied on the large hurler at a reported $150,000. Junior Walt Fowler was the Two foul shots by Edmargin to stay in front the "Carlton's contract cer- Orr Unanimous Star Pick spark in Manasquan's supset McManus clinched Rumson- rest of the way. tainly tops that," Owens said. over Ocean. While his 19 Fair Haven Regional's fourth Central's downfall was its Carlton came to the Phillies MONTREAL (AP) — Despite missing 14 games in the of Montreal; center Phil Ksposito of Boston, and left wing points were second to John "B" victory. The free throws dismal 20 for 77 from the field. last spring from the St. Louis early going while he was still recovering from off-season knee Richard Martin of Buffalo. Dalton's 21, Fowler had five came with 17 seconds left on The Golden Eagles took the Cardinals in exchange for surgery, defenseman Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins was a The second team consists of goalie Gilles Villemure of the steals and was 11 of 12 from the clock and proved the only advantage under the boards, righthanded pitcher Rick unanimous choice for the East Division squad which will op- New York Hangers, defeiisemcn Brad Park of the Rangers the foul line. • real difference between the 51-47, but couldn't find the Wise. He went on to lead the pose the West in the National Hockey League's Ail-Star Game, •and Serge Savant of Montreal, center Jacques Lemaire of Fowler's steals led to 8 teams. basket all night. National League in ERA, stri- to be played Jan. 30 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Montreal and wingers Reno Robert of Buffalo and Frank Ma- points in the third period, and The squads played to a keouts (346) most games Orr was the only player to receive a perfect total of 120 hovlich of Montreal. he connected on 9 of 10 free deadlock the entire first half, started (41) most games com- points from the selectors, three members of the Professional throws in the fourth. but the Bulldogs grabbed an North Stars pleted (30), most innings Hockey Writers' Association from each of the eight East Divi- Boston Coach Tom Johnson, who will handle the East Ocean Township had a bad eight-point margin at the pitched (346), and most bat- sion cities. squad, will choose seven more players to complete his squad. shooting night (21 of 74 for 30 close of the third quarter. Hand Isles ters faced (1,351). Second in the balloting was goalie Ken Dryden of the divi- The top 12 players on the West team will be announced per cent), and that spelled The Falcons stayed close by sion-leading Montreal Canadiens, who got 114 points. Six Mon- Thursday, then Coach Billy Reay of Chicago will name the fi- doom for the Spartans. They outscoring Rumson in the treal players were among the 12 named to the first two teams. nal seven men. scored only four points in the fourth quarter, but never 12th Defeat Brookdale Joining Orr and Dryden on the starting team will be dc- Mahovlich will be making his 14th appearance as an all- first period while Dalton was caught up. UN1ONDALE, NY. (AP) - fenseman Guy Lapointe and right wing Yvan Cournoyer, both star, while Robert and Lapointe be making their first. making eight of the Warriors' Ken Crichlow led the Bull- Goalie Gilles Gilbert kicked dogs with 23 points. Bombards MIIIIIUIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIItlllllMllllllllllltlllllllinillllillllHtlll^llllllIllllllllllll llllltlllllllMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltltllllllllllMIIIMIIIIIMI out 29 shots and posted his Palvin Williams picked off second shutout of the National IK of the Bulldogs' 118 Hockey League season, blank- Earle Five rebounds. Monmouth grabbed ing the hapless New York Is- LINCROFT — Brookdale 36 rebounds landers, l-o, last night. Community College surged to Mike Henderson's 23 points The loss was the 12th in a its 12th basketball victory of were high for the Falcons. row for the Islanders, who the season here last night, a Piners In Control have won only once in the last 121-61 verdict over NAD New Dawn Needs New Anthem Tom Briscoe scored the 28 games. Earle. first six points of the game in The only goal of the game The Jersey Blues stopped Lakcwood's romp over llow- was scored by Jude Drouin Earle's seven-game winning ell. John Gross added a bas- with just over six minutes left streak by shooting the losers ket to Briscoe's skein and the in the first period. Drouin's right off the court. By GEORGE SHEEHAN 1111 ii i ii intfi i it inn iiAniiiHiMiniiiiniiiiiii.limit to follow right into World War II. But now tech- Piners were never in trouble 25-fooler from the right side Tony Lisanti and Jerry nology has arrived and we have a new environ- after that although the Rebels glanced off goalie Billy Latimore, the Blue's top It is now official, the forces of law and order Innocent Bystander ment, and with it a profound change in people. And hung tough until the third pe- Smith's Stick and into the Is- scorers this season, were both' have won.- The Star Spangled Banner will be that change is especially evident in the young. As riod. lander net. played during the Olympic Invitational track meet JlllltlllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllltllllllllllMMIIIIfllll technology blossoms, says Bucky Fuller, the young out of action, but that didn't But now this previously appropriate violence is •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« at Madison Square Garden next month. It will, in are becoming more and more aware of the com- stop the rest of the team. Bar- putting us in danger. Our technological age makes fact, be mandatory at all athletic events in New mon bond of all men. ry Bostick, Bob Riley and possession unnecessary, exploitation of natural re- Willie Snell all scored 12 York City if the City Council has its way. And so in According to Fuller, World War III, a psy- sources counterproductive, and unlimited repro- points in the first half to lead New York, at least, we have agreed to continue to chological and invisible war has been fought and is duction maladaptive, yet we continue to follow the their team to a 60-31 advan- fight the Battle of Fort Sumter, the Civil War over. The United States, he says, has lost. Why? rules and the game plan of the agricultural society. tage at the break. which we always accused Southerners of doing, Because America has lost the capability of mobiliz- Territoriality, tanks and troops are still the order and all subsequent wars. ing its youth into a fighting force. Has lost the ca- Snell wound up with 28 of the day. We continue to be superbly qualified to I happen to think the decision was wrong. Not pability of making them an isolated community. To points for the night, while win the war before last. Bostick hit for 21 and Riley ethically wrong or morally wrong. Just wrong. Fuller the young are saying, "We are now mem- HEAVYWEIGHT canned 20. Both war and the Star Spangled Banner are dead. Tolerance Needed bers of the world, we are not against anybody." CHAMPIONSHIP Al Artis led I he losers with They have become obsolete. Remnants of another What we need now, writes Loren Eisley, is a ITesident Johnson put it another way. "TV killed 19 points, while Dave Wilson time, another society,, an America that no longer gentler, more tolerant people than those who won the Vietnam War." Whichever way you look at it, added 12, and Charles Holland exists. This may not be evident now, but it will be for us against the ice, the tiger, and the bear. It is technology and automation are showing us the . chipped in 10. soon. Just as hindsight revealed the inevitability of that killer in us which is still reacting reflexly. Re- world can work. Showing us there is enough to go Will Sanders scored 14 the changes in the Catholic Church after Vatican sponding to threats now merely social or cultural around. points for the Blues, and Ed II. or psychological as if they were the life threat- We are, by the same process, being freed to be- JOE MONDAY Taylor hit for 10. Is the American aggiornomento at hand? Is the ening physical events of the past. come free men. It is a frightening but exhilarating The winners shot 51 for 102 Star Spangled Banner going the way of fjsh-on- And so murders large and physical, and small idea. It is easier to sing of war and strife, or race Friday and the Latin Mass? Are we going to find and psychological are committed for anything FRBZIER from the field. and nationalism. To regard the Other and not one's ' JUKHMtOWMHW) Brookdale is 12-1, while who "every man" is to the new American? And from an unintended insull to taking someone else's self, as the enemy. Earle is 7-1. what his life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness parking place. We will, and have fought over the For that reason, if no other, the anthem will mean in a world where machines can do all the most insignificant possessions and the most ab- NAD lerto «l> •roeMeta (HI) continue to be sung. And others of us who try to be ON BIG SCREEN CLOSED CIRCUIT TV G F Tj G F T stract ideas. woom 1 2 &: Sander] 7 0 14 work? "gentler and more tolerant" will stand, if only to DIRECT FROM RINGSIDE KINGSTON, JAMAICA Walker 0 0 0'White 4 0 1 Vender 0 0 0| Snell 12 4 21 If so, we need a new theology, new liturgies, H. G. Wells saw this years ago: "We are still avoid embarrassment or injury. Meanwhile and Dknon 1 0 21 Riley 10 0 20 new hymns. Our national anthem is as anachronis- trying to run the machinery of living," he wrote in Wilson 6 0 l2iSchonck » I 13 unimpeded by either side, a genius here and there Arm ° I 1?: BolUck 9 3 21 tic as the vjplence that inspired it. Once we needed 1936, "with traditions, feelings, sentiments, moral- will discover a little more of the great design of ST. JAMES, ASBURY PARK. N.J. Smolley 0 2 2; Toomey 2 0 4 Holland 5 0 10| TayloTayor 4 3 10 thaj violence. Needed it to free this country. To ity, and culture which are overimplemented, mis- our universe, showing us the dawn of a new day. RihardRichardsos n 1I 0 2|Prathe2Pther 0 2 2 HowarHod d O 0 OjO'AuersjOAuesoo 0 1 I win the West. To open the frontiers. It was the only chievous or reduced to utter futility." Bucky Fuller, who is just such a genius, gives 775-8883-TICKETS ON SALE AT WlllWlllloml s 3 0*0!* way to cope in a world where there was never In 1936 there seemed to be no answers. There his address as "The Earth." He has no national an- Totals 21 5 61: Totals 54 13121 enough to go around. was no place for the younger generation to go but ALL WALTER READE THEATRES! NAD. Eorle 3* M — — -41 them. 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Shore Regional routed Hungrecker whipped in 32per cent on 21 for 64. was four more points than Status quo at the head of Holmdei, 72-48, and Point points to win a duel with high- Henry Hudson also won the Keyport came up with' in the the heap prevailed as both Pleasant Boro trimmed rival scoring Pete Peltz of Keans-. junior varsity game. 49-43 quarter.. Henry Hudson Regional and Point Pleasant Beach. 6644. burg, who finished with 25. with Chuck Merker scoring 14 As it turned out, Tyler man- Freehold racked up their fifth in a battle of cellar-dwelling Hungrecker had 12 by half- points. aged just six more points in consecutive conference vic- have-nots. time, but tossed in 14 of Hud- The thinking among the the entire game and Freehold ' tones without a defeat. The Titus Outclassed son's 19 points in the third pe- Freehold circles is that as had a struggle on its hands Admirals had an easier time Henry Hudson simply out-' riod. He got help from Bill goes Rich Tyler, so go the Co- the rest of the way. than expected in taking the rebounded, outran and outshot Campbell, who scored 14, and'lonials. Tyler started the Rick Flynn. the Red Rai- measure of Keansburg, 80-52, Keansburg. Billy Connell, who got 12. game last night against Key- ders' ace, made the game in- while the Colonials struggled The Admirals had no The Admirals shot 54 per port with seven points in the teresting in the third quarter with 10 of his 18 points. His antics helped the Raiders close the gap to just two points at the beginning of the Streaking Fliers Still Tops; fourth period. The Raiders hurt them- selves at the foul line by con- verting only 10 of 25 flips. The victory was the seventh Indians Leap Reeling Wave straight for the Colonials (10- 2) Keyport is 8-4. If there's any doubt that the iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiir Family Affair streaking Fliers of Neptune f The Delehanty family had a have established themselves A' Division big night in Shore Regional's as the team to beat in the TEAM-OVERALL W Lwins over Holmdei. Shore Conference "A" Divi- Neptue (W) 5 Jim Delehanty had 24 points sion, ask Brick Township. T.R. SMth (C-S) to lead the varsity win, and The defending champions, Uog Bmch (7-5) brother Dan chipped with 18. accelerating coach Larry RarltM (M) Shore's junior varsity eked Hennessy's rebuilding cam- MJddleUwo (4-11) out a 49-46 win, and younger paign, quickly extinguished MaUwu(44) 1 4brother Bill was high man any semblance of Dragon fire Brick Twp. (4-7) 1 4with 14. and racehorsed their way to a T.R. N«th (Ml) t S The young Hornets hopped 99-38 victory. It was their liiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir out to an early lead and went Register Stan Pnol« eighth straight win after losing Long Branch led 10-8 in the off at halftime ahead, 24-22. RAKING ONE IN— Bill Hungrecker (32) of Henry Hudson Regional their first five non-conference first period, but that was the Then Jim Delehanty got hot in corties down with a rebound in yesterday's game against Keansburg. In on outings. Neptune is 5-0 atop last margin the Green Wave the second half. He hit 10 the play are Hudson's Jerry Vasto (30) and Bill Connell (54). "A". held. points in the big third period In other division contests A six-point streak in the sec- and added eight in the fourth. last night. Toms River South ond period and another in the In addition, he led the Blue displaced Long Branch in sec* fourth put the Indians just oyt Devil rebounders. ond place, a full game behind Guy Leigh led the Hornets RBC Wins Easily; of reach of the Wav^each the Fliers by defeating the time. with 15 points, and Bob Cin- Green Wave, 54-51; Middle- Long Branch outscored the dric, the top Holmdei reboun- town Township beat Matawan Indians in the fourth period, der, had 12. Regional, 65-56, and Raritan 19-16, but Borden put themiiuiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiitiimiiitntiiiiiiuiiMiiuii tripped hapless Toms River game on ice when Brancher f St. John Defeated North, 82-75. Claude Gillian) missed a lay- D' Division iillllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllrllllllllllllllllllll Early Wrapup up. Borden took the rebound TEAM-OVERALL W L Monmouth County Central A nine-point streak by St. Neptune (8-5) swept past and Went in for his team's fi- H. HadsM (11-2).... S I Jersey Catholic.Federation Mary's with five minutes re-' Brick (4-7) in the opening nal two points. Freehold (1M) 5 • teams, Red Bank Catholic and Parochial maining in the game put the minutes, as Derek Roberts, Huskies Tarn Over Keyport (8-4) 3 2 St. John Vianney, faced out- TEAM W t visitors up by four points, but Hank Johnson and Sam John- Matawan Regional turned Shore (4-8) 3 2 of-county foes last night with Christian the home team tied the count son combined for 13 points to the ball over 33 times and op- Keaasborg (S-7) 3 3 different degrees of success. Brothers Acad 11 ( with four minutes left on four Brick's two. portunistic Middletown made Halmdel (1-J) 1 4 RBC romped over St. Jo- Red Bank Catholic It 2 points by Joe Louro. Roberts, with 20 for the the best of it. Pt Btro (HZ) 1 5 seph's of Toms River, 93-70, Mater Del 11 4 Clark retaliated with three night, and Johnson hit for six Gene McDonald led the Ft. Beach (M) ( S and St. John's lost to St. Mary's St. Rose 5 1* points and put the Eagles up points each during the Fliers' Lions with 21 points — many iiiiiiimiiitiitiiiiiimiiifiiifiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti of South Amboy, 85-82. St. John Vianney 3 9 for the rest of the way. spree. Sam Johnson scored of which came from the out- Another federation entry. iiiiiiiHiiHiMiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii St. John is 3-9, while St. the remaining free throw, side. Brick Beats St. Rose, tried its hand hit a bucket to put his team Mary's is 5-6. while Joe Tonkevich managed • The Huskies took a 26-25 against undefeated Wall up for good. Wall Pulls Away to squeeze in two points for halftime lead but the Lions Township and went down to a Bauer scored IK points Undefeated Wall Township the Dragons. came up with 20 points in Bucs in Run 61-53 defeat. The Roses were along with teammate Tim broke open a head-to-head Craig Mannings canned 19 each of the third and fourth BRICK TOWNSHIP - Pete the Knights' 13th consecutive Verves, while Paul contest by unknotting a -47-47 for Neptune, Sam Johnson sessions to win going away. Bastian won the 60-yard dash victims. McGuiness accounted for 10tie midway through the fourth netted 17; Stan Smith and Bill McEwan added 17 and the 440-yard run to lead Caseys Hot-Handed markers. quarter. RtlUHr StoH Photo Hank Johnson finished the points to the Lion score, along Brick Township to a 52^-24'^ Red Bank Catholic shot for RBC dominated the back- Ernie Lattimer, Bob Przby- IT'S SO EASY — Matawan Regional's Ray God- evening with 15 and 12, all for with teammate Bordon indoor track victory over Red 83 per cent in the fourth quar- boards with 43 rebounds. Iowski, and Pat Rudewicz win (32) goes up for an easy layup ahead of Mid- Neptune. Brown. Bank Regional here yes- ter and scored 35 points jn the Brian Sexton was high for each hit for two points to end dletown Township's Bill McEwan (55) lost night in Frank Monahan led the John McCrea was high for terday. period to run away from St. the losers with 15 markers. the Purple Roses' upset threat Matawan. Dragons with 14 markers. the losers with 21 points. The win upped the Dragons' Joseph's. The Caseys are 10-2, while and give the Knights a six Middletown is 4-10, while record to 2-1. Red Bank has Dale Cofer was the big gun. the Griffins are 4-9. point lead. Matawan is 4-6. not won in three outings. for the Caseys with 27 points, Mark Clark led St. Mary's Przyblowski had the hot One-Two Punch INDOOR TRACK but the winners had five men to its victory over St. John Vi- hand,, scoring 25, Lattimer •rick IOH) M M R<(. (MM) in double figures. anney by scoring 36 points. and Tom White added 11 and Steve Nicholl and Russ M-hloh hurdles — 1. Tom Poppe (B>. Westendorf each had a hot Clark hit the mark for 16 10 to spur the Knight victory. Bishops Keep Pace 60-yard dolh — 1. Pett Bastion (B), John Chapski, who scored 13 hand in leading Raritan over Troo.s. points in the game, canned 12 points in the fourth quarter Mulrenan, Bob Forlenza, Two-mile run — 1. Don Codey (RB), T Toms River North. Nicholl 10:41.4. in the fourth quarter. The when the Eagles went ahead and Rick Vuono each had 12 One-mile run — I. Jerry Nolole (RB). T scored 11 of his 22 points in 5:0).}. Caseys were 15 of 18 from the for good. points for the losers. Brian the second quarter while 8IO-yd. run — 1. Dove Iremonger (B), T field in the period. Clark scored the bucket that O'Neill connected for U points Westendorf added 8 of his 20 4JO-yd. run — 1. Pete Baitlan (B). T The Griffins pulled to a 9-K put St. Mary's up for good and pulled down 21 rebounds 1:00.3. With Idle Knights Mile Reloy — tie. in the period. The Rockets lead midway through the first with three minutes left in the for St. Rose as Wall was out- High lump — I. Jim Burns

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DiMtggto Sudersoa DiMag, Mick Differ Sanderson Settles NOW 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS NEW YORK (AP) - Two New York Yan- BOSTON (AP) — Controversial Derek kee hitting inmortals found themselves at odds Sanderson and the Philadelphia Blazers of the yesterday over the American League's new ex- World Hockey Association have reached agree-; periment permitting,a designated pinchitter to ment on a $1 million settlement of Sanderson's ' bat for the pitcher. contract with the Blazers, The Associated: "I think it's great—it's a change, and if Press learned yesterday. there's anything baseball heeds it's change," The settlement, which will erase a 19-year, said Joe DiMaggio, whose 56-game hitting $2.4 million contract Sanderson signed with | streak is one of the game's proudest records. Philadelphia last August, is expected to be | signed in Philadelphia later this week. "I'm not sure the rule will do what it's in- The tentative settlement was reported to I Housekeeping tended to do, and that is produce more hits and have been reached Tuesday between the Bla- runs," commented Mickey Mantle, the man zers and Sanderson's agent, Boston attorney who stepped into DiMag's shoes in 1952. Bob Woolf. Woolf declined to comment on any J settlement, but said several professional hock- ey teams in both the WHA and the National I McCormack to Eagles? Hockey League had expressed interest in the | PHILADELPHIA (AP One day this week 26-year-old Sanderson. at a secret hideaway, Philadelphia Eagles' owner Leonard Tose plans to meet with Wash- Bradley in Star Cast ington Redskins' assistant coach Mike MIDDLETOWN NEW YORK (AP) - BUI Bradley has been McCormack. If their questions and answers selected by the East Coaches to play in the Na- jibe, McCormack should become the next tional Basketball Association's All-Star Game coach of the Eagles. at Chicago on Jan. 23 for the first time in his The Eagles have been looking for a coach career. STORE since Tose fired Ed Khayat the day after the 1972 season ended with the Eagles staggering Bradley will be joined by Elvin Hayes of | home last in their division on a 2-11-1 record. Baltimore; Jo Jo White of Boston; John Block RT. 35 & HARIVIONY ROAO General manager Pete Retzlaff was allowed to from Philadelphia; Jack Mann of Houston and resign as Tose swept out his front office. Bob Kauffman as substitutes for the East | CHANNEL SHOPPING Squad. Tose says he's interested in McCormack The West coaches selected Chet Walker of j only as a coach. the Chicago Bulls; Dave Bing and Bob Lanier CENTER of Detroit; Gail Goodrich of Los Angeles; Nate OUR BUSINESS Hadl Not for Birds Thurmond of Golden State; and Bob Dan- j 34 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Before leaving on his dridge of Milwaukee. J Founded on 33rd birthday to practice for Sunday's Pro Bowl game, quarterback John Hadl vetoed a Bugner Awaits Ali YEARS reported move in the offing from the San Service By Diego Chargers to the Philadelphia Eagles. LONDON (AP) — "I'm still looking for- ward to Las Vegas and Muhammad AH," said Our fVir/«ry "I'm. not interested in going with a team CONTINUOUS Britain's Joe Bugner after retaining his Eu- Trained that is rebuilding," Hadl said. ropean heavyweight boxing crown. The report said Hadl, an 11-year vetgran in Bugner shrugged off his disappointing I BUSINESS pro football, would be dealt to the Eagles for showing when he won a unanimous 15-round two No. 1 draft choices and safety Bill decision over Rudy Lubbers of the Netherlands | Bradley. Said Hadl, "I don't care to give my last night. remaining years to that kind of thing." "Lubbers was the wrong sort of fighter for I me to take on before the Ali fight," Bugner Unitas Nixes Colts confessed as he sat in the dressing room. He | NEW YORK (AP) - Johnny Unitas, Balti- meets Ali Feb. 14 in Las Vegas. more's legendary quarterback, reaffirmed yes- terday he won't play for the Colts next sea- GRAND OPENING SPECIALS son—and said he won't play for a team that Top Owner-Breeder isn't a contender. NEW YORK (AP) - The late Christopher I "There's no way I'll play for the Colts next T. Chenery, who bred and raced Horse of the I season," Unitas said. 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(*)) Chuck Mayers hit for 19 G F T' G F T Norm Caldwell and Vinnie Molrenon 6 0 12;Privblsk, 9 7 25 markers for the losers, and Vodas 0 2 21 White S 0 10 Thompson led the Cardinals Bill Warren added 10 more. Van Sycfe 0 0 O'Lottlmtr 3 5 II (2-6) with 25 and 23 points, re- Forlenio 4 4 IStModsen 1 1 3 Thompson upped his point Ward 2 0 4|Huo>wlcz 3 3 7 spectively. Yavorone 0 0 OH eon 2 1 5 average to 23.8, while Cald- Pindar 0 0 0| Kochelreiss 000 . Caldwell, who fouled out VanNslrnd 0 0 01 Newman 000 getter ===== EATONTOWN RED BANK MIDDLETOWN well soared to 23.6 points per Vuono 6 0 with more than five minutes game. O'Neill 5 I i|j Hwy. 35 46 Monmouth SI RI 35 i Haimony Rd left in the game, scored 12 Wardlaw's record is 6-3. Totols 5]< Totals '22 17 61 542 4131 741 4310 Channel Shopping Center SI. Rose 14 18 13 8-53 points in the third quarter Wall....: II 18 12 20-61 Housekeeping 671-4331 9hen the Cards broke the CoMwefl II 3 225 5" 4 0 8 S. Mays (U) <85) st. J OPEN £VERV HtCHT I OPIK WED S (RI TTiomnon II 1 ZJ 9 1 19 OPEN [VERY HICH1 open, Caldwell played 16 t 41 Kryinswkl 4 3 IIiFoster til 9 lil 9 00 live minutes of the third Duncan R. Warren 0 0 0 O'Molley II 2 24: Louro hi 9 Sal 5 30 Jervoy w. warren 5 o 10 Kolokowskl 2 4 8'Hlckey rt r 3 I CKrk 15 6 36'Kerriga•" n *5* * - Thenord 2 1 Mlilspaugh 0 2 2 2 0 4>Lane Art Balke was the busiest McCuc 0 0 9 Tlghe Strain I 0 2iOI6fXltto pun for Wardlaw. fie posted Smltti 0 0 Q; Children Alaska 0 0 0!Nla!ey || points — 19 of which came Total) 40 11 91 Totals 35 12 82 Totals 15 IS 85; Totols Croydon Hull.... 30 IB 28 25—91 St. Mary's. 2d 25 18 In the fourth quarter when the Wardlaw 19 20 16 27 —82 SI. John... 20 24 21 28 The DaDy Register, Red Bank-Mtddtetewn, N J. Wednesday, January 17,1973 Autos for Salt Autos for Sate Aufox For Sate Autos For Sole BUSINESS NOTICES Jet AIR — Automrt- ANNOUNCEMENTS Travel—Trtmtportottpn Autos For Sale ~, sn«w tlr«s, Good IMJ BUICK RIV1EIIA —— UNDER $500 Coll 74I-M43 O»W i g ALTERATIONS Lost and Found JMPTY, INSUDEOlCALL 7 IM4. See our back row for Trans- mi MAVERICK — eVHtl air. IBWARDI - LollblocLosfblock minminii ppoodleo , on- 'ronsportotlon to Ntw portation Special? and save <»•'YOLVO msr .Weft t» —"p.J. " Last lee*n chCherre y Tree WANTED - Ti IMe CHRYSLER NEW YORKER — Full now! 'Farm Rd. Suffers from epileptic team for MordIl Groi and rack., short . Excellent condition .plleptlc seliures, and toll expensests. 717-4OU, II o m. I p. HU RAMBLER—-Coos) cenMtlon. ttSO. • FORD GALAXIE I Two-yeor-ola boy RASSAS 1944 VOLKSWAGEN.BUG — NEW 1H4 FORO Counlrv Sedon, good condi- EQUIPPED 1944 THUNOERBIRD — ONE OWNER TIRES, MUFFLER, BRAKES, FRONT tion. tCS. Wtl FORD station wooon. 1125. CALL3J SfJiTi doWr. COOKS AND RUNS VERY GOOD. 137] END. REBUILT ENGINE. S40D. 741-4343. monshlp. 671 2»M. LOST — Male Germon Shepherd, beige AUTOMOTIVE PONTIAC 741-H9l.7ojn. folOc.m. - ^^ 19.7 KARMANM GHIHIAA -— Block. Good ro- •withblock foce, Mlllbrook Drive. Reward -CALL 741-043. JtJ Brood SI 741-3110 DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS•-£/£- ' Autos For Safe Eves, until 9 19*5 RAMBLER —New brakes, clulch, 1H» CHEVROLET CAMARO - 350 cu. In. '.71.5513 Mshed ond InstalleInstalled for only U».«. To or- • A" FEW I97J MG'S LEFT — Hurry! A * G transmission, fires ond point. Excellent motor, four barrel carburetor, three- der, coll J49-OI63. LOST — Calico kitten, four months, on- Motors. 1} s. Main St.. Asbury Pork. 77J- IMS FORD FALCON - Two-door. Auto- condition. Asking WOO, Call 542-6042. sp**d ouiomatlc transinlsslon. Convert- 1969 TEMPEST matic. Rodla. U25. I9M CHRYSLER IMPERIAL — Full pow 1 •wen to "Bingo" — East Keomburg 1961 VOLKSWAGEN - Rodlo. Uphol- ible. Air conditioningB,* poweimcir Sleetingsteering, er, fully loaded, outomotlc. Excellent con- REMODELING - Polnllng, Pj"" '^. Four-door. An economical six Evenings coll 7I7-TM1 disc brakes. Crogor w area. 7V-3S1I. 1*71 JAGUAR XKE2 +2 Coupe VII — stery, bodyTmotar ond tires like new con- wheels. Excellent dition. IITPJ or best offer. Coll M2-196S. sheetrock ond taptng, cont»« block owr wJlt> automatic and power stetr- :0a CUSTOM IMPALA COUPE — Vinyl running condition. UOOO' . Call 747-2044 any. Hie work. Free Mtlmales. TIT 3721. REWARD — For Information leading t Ing. A real buV- «71». BAILLY BROS.. INC., 1«7E.NI time. man Springs Rd.. Red Bank. 747-OSM. roof. Automatic. Radio. Air condlHonlned. ODD JOBS - Additions, wneHna. Alt return of pigeons missing In New Mor power steering, v-l. Two-door. Excellent VOLVO 1943 - Good running condition. WANTED types of masonry. Orlvewoys. Can «J- mouth. 671-2175. - CIRCLE CHEVROLET condition. 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Coll 741761) between 3 and >. ^ _- Moln St., Motowon. 5*5-1299. 1971 CHEVELLE — Two-door hardtop. ,- or dead, Collle-type dog, red nolr, ends 1*17 THUNDERBIRD — Red. Looded lea PLYMOUTH — Belvedere, stondord pped Mock, while bib. 10 yeors old 244- U95. 19»3 Fleetwood broughom. yellow mi BUICK LE SABRE — All power. 1«7I TOYOTA 16H0 — Excellent condition. Automatic transmission, power steering. TREE REMOVAL FIH Motors Inc. shin. 45,000 mlln. Good condition. Asking Rodlo, vinyl top. Very tow mileage. Ira SERVICE . " ' SBT" limed. UK. Good condition, will finance Authorised Oeolers, DO). Snows Included. Call JU-im oner S15O 30.000 miles, n M.P.G. Snow tires Includ- Coll 7174535 ed. 495-1270 or 495-1766. moculote Inside and out. 717-7005 «ner 6. Trees ond stumps removed! No Job loo. Oodge ond Oodge trucks 5:30 p.m. wnolll All work guaranteed. Call for nee 1M! CHEVROLET 313 — Gootd running HwyU Ealonlawn, N.l. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN — Sun roof. Bodlals 19M CHEVROLET IMPALA — TwiKjoor. 19U CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Excellent 543-1111 1°M VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE — While. Eight cylinder. Good condition. S375. Coll illmate. J42-3272T Public Notices condition. Needs tires. SIOO' . "Co ill 471-234! Good condition. Original owner. Radio. ond radial snow ttres. Excellent running mechanical condition. Air conditioned. between 5 and I p.m. condition. Best offer. 366-5215. 4f4-lJ— Must sell. Best offer. 74I-I766. • FURNIjrURE-ANTlOUES - Slrlpplro.. PREGNANT? — Need Help? Adoption KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Fully undercooted. 671 1554 evenings finishing, restoring. No woler u««JJo. Services, Pregnancy Testing, etc. Coll MURPHY I DAVISON CADILLAC 1979711 — Eldorado, imahogany 1»W OLD5MOBILE DELTA U — Four tWI CHEVROLET CAPRICE — Nate pas sanding needed. Sole for veneers. Inlays, Toll Free «0O-!23-34]0. National Family Mercedes-Benz Soles ond Service l>70 OLOSMOBILE — II Royole. En with matchinngo to" p and. leather- .. . 1,311 door, vinyl top. Air conditioned. Power senger wagon. Four new tires. Excellent ojue |3nfl. SNYOER CHEMXLEAN, 931- Planning Council Lid. H»y» Freehold U2-53O0 KROLt MOTORS, INC. miles. MAC CA:ADI-OLOD S 322-1234. brakes and steering, stereo rodlo. Low running condition. 11250 firm. 7I7-S9S4. celltnt condition. Private owner. Power mlleope. Excellent condition. Call SM-9H3 HAVING A BIRTHDAY PARTY? Coll 27V Broadway Long Branch windows, steering, brakes. Call 747-9410 1943 MERCURY MONTEREY - Four- (Ml FORD GALAXIE SOO - Yellow, days. Alter 7 p.m. ond weekends 747-19U. THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new ond offer J p.m. TREE CARE AND REMOVAL . "Mike, the Mognlflcenl." Children's mag- door sedan. In very good condition.' used cars In monmouth County. Over 100 door. Automatic. Radio, heater, electric Professional complete free care. Fully In- Ic a specialty. 67I-2I14. . l! J after t p.m. 19U VOLKSWAGEN — Rebuilt main*. \m CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE olr-condllloned new c*rs In stock. FORD ECONOLINE VAN — 1964. Tope snow-tree rear glass. Good running. (105.sured. Low winter rotes. 775^5959. 11 two. McGLOIN BUICKOPEL INC., Shrews- deck, surf rocks. Good condition. Coll of- Cpjl »l-20N. Full power. AM FM stereo. Perfect condi- ler S p.m. 7412472. lHt FORD WAGON — Country Squire Cot) 1724123 tion. Coll Slo-2791. bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-6200. 1970 OLDSMOBILE 91 — Four-door luxu- LIGHT HAULING - Attics cleaned. Autos For Sale Full power, olr. Good condition. ry sedon. fully eoulpped. Excellent condi- Furniture moved. Junk removed, etc. Call t71-S29O after 6 p.m. 1M-J PLYMOUTH — Fury III two-door MONMOUTH "-— iteo Automatic Very reliablereliabl* trom CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 1971 IMPALA j tion: 31.000 miles. »MIM2124 offer 7 p.m. or Coll 495-107* or 49S-3024. , . atlon. Ju 2-3106 anytime WANTED Hwyl6 Eotontown S42-5S0O 741-3502 days. HOUSEPAINTING - interior, oxttrjor IM9 VOLKSWAGEN — Good condition. atttr S p.m. Party who needs 100% financing, with no CONVERTIBLE. V-l, automatic, Aulomotlc stick with radio, ntw tlrts. money down, on o I9t7 MUSTANG for RED BANK VOLVO power sltermg. One owner. A IVJI'A, OATSUN 240Z - Silver gray. Air, Reosonoble rotes. Free estimates. Coll now firm. Coll nr-an. 1WV CAMARO — Z2I. New Mrei, carbure- »«. For quick credit "O.K." call OASIS l**mon Springs Rd. Red Bonk reol buy. AM/FM. Superb condition. SVM9ST Call 564- WANTED tor, rings ond valves. Low mileage, «7i MOTORS at (Mil 731-7100. 741-SU6 PAINT REMOVED — Furniture »trloolna done by Man). No vats or dipping methods' WANTED FORDS. 1907,19M, 1969 'RUSSELL MAN " — For flic test RASSAS IM1 STUDEBAKER LARK — Four-door, _ „ _ JO, I. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Cadlllac 25,000 miles. >12S. usedT Free pick-up ond delivery. 41 fuur 1944 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent running AUTO CREDIT service. 4WS-1O76 or 495-3024. money down, on o 1971 DODGE CHAR condition. Hos 19A6 engine. Body needs Assume payments on any of 100* cars In. Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bonk. PONTIAC GER. Air conditioned. 17,000 miles. t2»S. some work. SI7S. Inquire at 57 Ttin ' stock. Credit applications occepted by 1967 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE— Nine 3D MURALS — For your home or office. For quick credit "O.K." call OASIS MO- morion St., Eotontown. ihone. All makes ond models available. MS Broad SI. 741-51M Red Bank issenger. VI, automatic, power steering. hand pointed with raised foreground. New SCENIC CAR SALES Eves, until 9 r TORS at (101) 721-7100. >uaronteed credit. For 1 hour service, Quality cars bought ond sold. 1970 DELTA M' — Good condition. Full - okes, roof rock. Rodlo, heater. Body concept. Write for plcturel ond Inforrno- •LYMOUTHS. 1967, 1P«, )969 call our credit desks now. ond Interior like new. Runs well. Needs tlonTLinder. P.O. Bo« 21072, Pfillo- AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS AUTO CREDIT Hwy36 Highland! 1724221 power. Air conditioned. Self offer. 741- 170-1700 4044 some minor work. Best offer over 1600. oWphlo, fa. 19114. For what it's costing OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? iiiume payments on any of 100 cors In SHREWSBURY MOTORS 564 5171. Coll 239-4790 stock. Credit application* accepted by !9<7 MG MIDGET — 19.000 original Shrewsbury Ave. ' Shrewsbury 1970 CUDA 340 — Headers, ma phone. All makei ond models atfallablt miles. Nl« Interior, new polnl. E>«llent you in maintenance to BUHLER 1 BITTER 741-C5O0 tires and 90-10 front shocks. Co 1947 PLYMOUTH — Satellite, V-l, power ICE SKATES Guaranteed credit. For ) hour service col running condition. S4P5. Inquire ot 57 p.m. 717-3455. steering. 1550. Call otter 5 p.m. SHARPENED drive your old used PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER credit desk now. Throckmorton St., Eatontown. We Buy Used volkswogens - Ji HaMet. 2M-01PJ UHle Silver Repair Center. 747-0573 car, we can put you JEEP SALES AND SERVICE 1971 SUPER BEETLE VOLKSWAGEN — RETIRED CARPENTER — Seeks small 1909 KINGSWOOD WAGON — Nine po Twin Boro Motors, inc. 14,000 miles. Yellow. Radio, heater. Like 1957 FORD — Four-door, six cylinder. l»6» CHRYSLER NEWPORT - Tvr- server, fully equipped, factory air, new new. 11600. 291-1411 after 4:30p.m. Low mileage. Fair condition. S7S. job to supplement income — none too in a smooth-running, qyolse, olr conditioned, power brake*, 131 E. Newman Springs Rd. Red Bonk small. Paneling and cabinet remodeling 1965 GTO - $200. Ires. A-l condition. I1U0. 747-9430 or 170- CALL NOW 747-0040 741-6327 trouble-free newer car. steering, all new tires. MOO. 177-1979. 9331. 1966 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Excellent expert. Shutterett*s ond locks Installed^ 711 MM OLDSMOBILE 9« 1969 — Two-door hard- Free odvlce and estimates. Good work- 1M« VOLKSWAGEN BUG - Clean, origi- WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY condition. 1965 Spitfire for parts car. Both And guarantee it. AAA AUTO CREDIT 1»M CAMARO SS — 394-37S h.p.. Hurst Shrewsbury Ave. al Sycamore for S475. Call 543-3541. top. Fully equipped. White, btack vl * manship, call any time, 229-S259; nal condition. 31,001) miles. Mult sell Im- Msi/me payments on any ot 100 con In four-speed. Hooker htaders, Posltraction top. Mint condition. 11750. 671-5444. You'll be rewarded mediately. S700 or best offer. Days. MI- Shrewsbury, N.J. stock. Credit applications accepted.by nori hl'lockers, for Crogor mogs, Toran- 7475400 CADILLAC (970 — New cor due nex. ALUMINUM SIDING everytime you get be- 5404. Nights. S42-23I9. phone. Alt makes ond models available. luto manifold. SHOO. e7l-2J4l. week, must sell this week. Four-door. 1947 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Two-door Leaders, gutters., oonellringr . ~—Experienced. Guaranteed credit. Cot Mor 1 hour ser< DATSUN AM/FM stereo, six-way seat, etc., etc. Red. Eight-cylinder, air conditioning, full Free estimates. 4957154. MGB — 1971. tops. TonneoTonn) u cover, 1972 PINTO power. 542-3791 alter 6 p.m. hind the wheel. Amen sprint wheelst. Many mo vtct. Boyshor-•-••e Chrysler-Plymouth- . WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE S3W5. 542-0033. ___ more extras. Automatic, -with radio. Best offer over 371) Brood St. 244 1323 Keyport •EXPERT palntlno Ceramic, Hie and par- Call n»5l«4 days anad 342-399542- 1 e HMO. Coll 244 5186 ony time. CHEVROLET VAN'- Six months old, 1940 MERCURY COUPE quet flooring. Pantllnj, carpentry, ond all 1)45 THUNDERBIRO — All white. Im- 13,000 miles. Excellent condition. Vt, Good condition. masonry work. Alter six, 717-4754 or 291- STRAUB BUICKOPEL FORD - 1963 Falrlone SOO. Two-door, six- moculofe condition. Asking 11300. automolfc transmission. S2700. Must sell. Coll 946-4169 used car NINE ACRES of New and Used Cars WANTED cylinder, standard transmission. Good Phone 747-5. • Coll 9W-323V or 542-2131. ,HwyM. Keypart, Porly who needs 100% financing, with ransportallon. With snow tires. JISO. 264- BUICK 1949 WILDCAT — Excellent condl PAINTING — Interior — Exterior money down, on a 1«*9 FORD COUNT! 2473. 1M9 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Nlnt-oaYsVrv 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Needs little work. lion. Musi sell. 43,000 miles. Best offer Good references. Free estimates. 19*4 TRIUMPH TR-4 — U00 SQUIRE STATION WAGON. 10-ponen- er. New valves. New rodlol tires. Call J200. over 11700. 741-94JI. Coll S4I-MJ2 IKoSIMCA-UOO sr. ofr conditioned, H79S. For quick COHVETTE 1964 CONVERTIBLE — Two Call after 6 p.m.. 7474316. Fuel injected. Needs Doily work. Car 1964 OODGE DART WAGON — Brand PAINTERS — Interior pointing and minor Sort) In excellent running condition. edit "O.K." coll OASIS MOTORS ot new snow tires. Automatic. No dents or :»!> 711-7100. X 1 p.m. 741-1412 IP« VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1971 MERCURY CAPRI — Like ntw. repairs. Odd lobs. Reasonable. Free esti- •72-0311 Good condition. Automatic. 11250. Best offer over 11400. Call rust. Tuned up In Nov. Needs engine mates. Coll M2-»912. 19*9 OODGE POLARA STATION Coll 74]-e«« 741-29M work. 946M72. Autos For Sale WAGON — Mechanically perfect. S2000 or PATCH PLASTERING — Inside ond out- . Autos For Sale best oner. Coll ui-tui 1»67 MERCURY COMET — Two-door. 1970 DODGE — Challenger RT-440. Mog- MUSTANG 1966 - Aulomotlc, sin cylln side. Chimneys and tlreploces. Also, tret Six-cylinder, standard shift. 291-1027 after num. Automatic. Many,'-many extras. der. Radio ond heater. Good condition. and slump removal. 741-3751. A GOOD SECOND CAR 1 p.m. Needs body work. S1000. 291-1411 after Must sell. Best offer over 1400. Call 944- >IOO 4:30. 4570. • Call At Mouraux - «/.!-0t3» WANTED 1947 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Nine pas- 1947 CADILLAC — Sedon DeVIHe. Good EMPLOYMENT 1971 PINTO MONMOUTHgSjIVlAZDA 1964 FORO STATION WAGON senger station wagon. Excellent condition. condition. Air conditioned, full power. Meeds transmission work. 1125. monePartyy wh downo need, ons a 100 196%9 LeMANfinancingS ,two-doo with nor . «95oVColl 542-3S4T Low mileage. Mull be seen. 741-2717. Help Wonted 2-door •42-14U or 329-1131 coupeMjpe. Automatic, v-l, power steeringsteerlni , 1970 MERCURY COUGAR - v-», auto- 1961 CAMARO Male and Female Asbury Park 11295. For quick credit "O.K." coll OASfS matic transmission, power steering, air Excellent conaitlon. 3-speed. SIOOO. Wanted Automotive MOTORS a) (201) 721-7100. conditioning, vinyl roof, radio. Low mlle- 344-0104 '1695 1945 PLYMOUTH WAGON —>. Good condition. 13000. 542-K73. 1949 SI MCA GOOD CONDITION I9ti PONTIAC BONNEV1LLE -Four Excellent condition. Asking v«C. Test drive the only ROTARY ENGINE 739-0235 door hordtop. Automatic, power steering 471-2011 WOULD WE 1971 MAVERICK car sold In the Country. GODMOTHERS - 1958 Cadillac llm- and brakes, rodlo, good tires, new snows. Very clean cor. 1675. Coll 747-1533. 1970 FIAT - ISO Spider. Hard ond sott RATE YOU "X"? 1H NEED USfD CARS ouslne. S350. Excellent running condition. tops. Mog wheell, Abort exhousf. 25/000 2-door 1947 FORO GALAXIE SOO ~ Green. Two- miles. 671-2273. X for your X-pert skills when Exclusive Monmouth County Dealer. we tefl your abilities? WE WILL PAY 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — White. Radio, door hardtop. Power steering, brakes. 1944 VOLVO PI800 — Needs work. heater. Excellent mechanical condition. Automatic transmission. Very good condi- First '1895 Must be seen. 1575. 264-6155 otter 6. tion. 1900. 143-3516. 1500 fakes It "os Is." X for your X-cellent office TOP PRICES Call 842 5430 personality. MONMOUTH MAZDA 1970 BARRACUDA — 340 fouur speedspeed . 1961 FORD WAGOH 1945 PEUGEOT 403 — Body useless, bul 904 Sunset Ave. Asbury Park, N.J. TOM'S FORD 31000 miles, balance of warrantyy.. SIMM o 150 engine ond transmit ' ' " - X for your X-clfemen! when 1971 FORD 77M777 Asbury Park 776-6777 best offer. 717-2318. 7l7-624> dltlon. Call 741-1014. we offer yos a lob? Autos For Sale 1965 CORVAIR - Four-door. X for vour X-tro money In your Squire. Air Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Good condition, im pocket when you start Coll (43-3399 receiving your poych-X? 1970 C17OA 440 — Many speed ports, 4- '3195 speed. But offer this week lakes It. 566- ALL OFFICE SKILLS NEEDED 4729. 1964 CHEW NOVA — Slx-cyllndir slick. COME DOWN — SEE HOW 1971 MAVERICK Wogon, four-door. Make offer. YOU RATE WITH 717-5924 Grabber. 2-door 1967 MUSTANG - Fastback. Aulomotlc. elant-cyllnder. power steerlna, radio. 1S40 RAMBLER OLSTEN '73 FORDS at GOOD CONDITION. J125. TEMPORARIES 244-2716 117 Rl. 35, Eatontonn S43-S3D0 1971 FORD 1969 MUSTANG - Convertible. VS. Aulo- V/3 mile north of the AAonmoutt) motlc transmission, power steering, ra- ' Shopping Center) Custom 4-door. Air dio. Asking below book volue. 747-5495. WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT. '72 PRICES NEVERAFEETi YOU. ^...'1795 Trucks for Sale 1963 CHEVROLET — 'A ton pickup truck. MAINTENANCE Dump body. 1400. 1971 LINCOLN Call 747-9742 otter 6 p.m. ' WAXERS-PORTERS 1941 OODGE VAN FULL-TIAAE 4-door. Loaded Good condlllon. 1400. 344-0512 Several permanent pasfffons now ovoll- 1971 OODGE SPORTSWAN'S VAN - able with Immediate olocement. Must • • • Owvv Tape, rodlols and moos. 11959. hov« experience in store maintenance, Coll 8)5-1250 Good storting salary, plus many otner company paid benefits. Apply to Start 1969 WHITE FREIGHTLINER — 335 Manager. 1971 BUICK Cummins engine, RTO-913 transmission, 444 rears, five spare tires. 583-3341 or 264- TWO GUYS LeSabre 4-door. Air 1379. 1970 OODGE VAN — Rebuilt engine. Rl. as «. Twlnbrook Rd. Mlddlelown, N.J. 35.000 miles. Musi sell. Best offer. 741- An equol opportunity employer ... '2495 FIND A 3744. 1966 CHEVROLET VAN ASSEMBLERS I BETTER DEftL\ New engine, mags, 3750. 344-6171 We have Immediate openings In assembly 1971 OPEL ^ANYWHERE \ 1961 CHEVROLET CM — Rock. work, wiring and soldiering. turn Wagon PERMANENT POSITIONS Call 872 0OS5 PAID HOLIDAYS $ CHEVROLET VAN — Six months old, PAID VACATION 14,000 miles, V-S, automatic transmission. INSURANCE PLAN 1495 12700. Musi sell. Call 588-3239 or 542-2811. PROFIT SHARING SICK PAY CAP FOR «• BODY — Homemade. Apply Personnel Dept., 9 a.m. to 12 noon 1970 FORD 717-5924 1H7 FORD SUPERVAN Wheelock Signals, Inc. LTD 4-door hardtop. Air Runs good. U75. 273 Brcnchport Ave. Long Broncti $ CalfWI-4775 222-6810 SALES TRAINEE — Complete ntw lint ot . .. 1995 lMe FORD — Holt-ton pickup. Good con. electronic calculators. Great opportunity FORD dltton. Sleel tool fcox, ladder racks. S550. for ambitious person to become highly Coll evenings 747-2453. pold professional salesperson. Salary, 1970 MAVERICK commission, and expenses. Sentf resume Motorcycles In confidence to: 2-door. Air 1972 HOMO* SL-13S Excellent condition. ...M395 LTD BROUGHAM COII2644684 SINGER 1972 KAWASAKI — 500 CC FRIDEN DIVISION Pillard h.t. 460 C.I.D. Engine, high back split bench 800 miles. S950. P.O. Bo<2021 seats, with passenger recliner. Vinyl roof, whitewa'ts, Coll 264-6239 Princeton, N.J. MS40 1970 FORD convenience group, front cornering lamps, power driv- $4995 RESUMES PREPARED Squire. Air er seat. Front and rear bumper guards. Air condi- Mobile Homes d/r Personnel tioning. AM-FM stereo radio with tape system. Deluxe 1964 SILVERDOME MOBILE HOME $ seat and shoulder belts. Tinted glass, light Group. Furnished. 157 Brood St., Red Bank 142-3501 2395 Deluxe wheel covers. Power windows Wffh mini-venl 264-1541 or 938-5784 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS windows. List Price $6021.85. Stock No. 119 BUILDERS' CLOSE-OUT - 5 LEFT On coats. Union shop. Storting salary U Completelletily turnlshed mobile homes from an hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions. 37 S940O. IncludeInclt* s wall-to-wall carpeting and Wall St., Red Bank. 1969 THUNDERBIRD lop name appliances. Live maintenance free In quiet residential park. Club house REAL ESTATE SALES - Commerclol, Loaded. and pooDll pprivilegesi , oak Tree Mobile Industrial, ana land only. Local estab- Home Pork.'ork. Jacfcton. N.J. Open U dally. lished firm opening new cfrlce tor this purpose. Must hove license ond some ex- ...'2195 perience, send resume to Box K-25, The 73 LTD 30DAY-100% 73 GRAN Dolly Register, Red Sank. Wanted—Automotive EXPERIENCED WAITRESS M/W — 1969 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE Mechanical Guarantee TOR/NO Pleose call In person between 3-5 p.m. JUNK CARS Good income. Hoppy Apple Inn, Rl. 34, Galaxie 2-door. Air Dual facing rear seals. 400 C.I.D. engine, white- 2-door hardtop, 351 C.I.D. Enginerhigh back Colts Neck. PICKED UP walls, convenience group. Front cornering 1970 ECONOLINE VAN bucket seats, vinyl roof, cruisomalic whitewafls, SCHOOL BUS D-nVER5- Notx lamps, deluxe luggage rack. Front and fear Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking perlence necewarv. Starting salary S2.5O ...'1695 Stock No. U923 $1,795 power steering, power front, disc brakes. Deluxe Eatontown 542-2235 per hour. Apply in person to Mr. Mlchott bumper guards. Air conditioning. Radio, tinted bumper group. Air conditioned. Tinted glass, ra- Gormley, Administrative Assistant, Hot- GET CASH FOR YOUR F0R6IGN — itt Township Board of EducoHon, I? Beth- glass. Lisl Price $5480.55. 7948 FORD TORINO SQUIRE dio. Lisl Price $4433.47. AKD SPORTS CARS AT VONMOUTH MOTORS, INC.. Hwy 35. Eatontown. 542- any Rd., Hozlet, N.J. 1968 CHEVROLET Stock No. 253 Stock No. U2B4 $1,195 'Slock No. 72. GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — Some Caprice 2-door. Air 1970 CHRYSLER IBM keypunch experience necessary. Per- rices paid for all ustd cars manent position. Liberal benefits. Pold 73 MAVERICK OVER WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises vocations. Call /4H123. $ Stock NO. U267 S1,7S>£ 73 MUSTANG at all Nmes. ... 1595 GRABBER 1971 TORINO MACHI TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE BOOKKEEPING, SELLING knowledge Metal Glow Paint, V* vinyl 564*100 Retolt jewelry store. Steody, five-day 302C.ID. Engine, high week. Apply Reed's Jewelers, 40 Brood 2 Dr. H.T. roof, power windows, cruisomatic, wide~oval 1968 FORD back bucket seats, cruisomalic Stock No. U263 $2,095 wide oval tires Convenience Group, whitewalls. power steering, console, deluxe Auto Parts—Repair OUTSIDE MAINTENANCE WORKERS Galaxie 2-door power steering, deluxe bumper bumper group. Air conditioned. Heavy duty bat- NEEDED - Good worklno conditions. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN IMS FORORD — Great for parts. Good en Steodv year round work. Musi be over 19 J group. Floor shift. Air condilioning. tery. Stereo tape syslem. Tinted glnel . UUSS. ond nave N.J. driver's llcente. Apply radio, tinted glass. List Stock No. U256 $1,095 glass. Radio, deluxe bells, List Ca«7«Ml6« United Adverllslna Corp., 142 Belmont ... 1295 Ave., Long Bronch -1 to 10 a.m. ond 4 to 5 S3567.7O Block No 407 Price, $4330.26. Stock No. 23. ' P.m. except Tu». Auto Rentals SHEET METAL MECHANIC — Fabric- 1967 MUSTANG ation and Installation experience necis- TOM'S FORD ; sary, Some development work, mostly Hardtop. Air RENT A CAR custom ond commercial. All benefits and DAILY RENTALS AND LEASING ""-*. pay rote. Boyjhore Heating & Air We Sell Mo re... 'Cause We Sell For Less 200 HWY 55 264-1600 KEYPORT r.nB?«fr.2a,Cc-'"c-Dayi1 "'•'*•Evt- ROUTE SALESMAN M/W - For short's S7 OTHER NEW FORDS TO CHOOSE FROM BOATS AND eodlng laundry and dry cleaning plant Earnings approximately Slo.000 o year 1967 MUSTANG ACCESSORIES Excellent opportunity, steady position. Hardtop WITH COMPARABLE SAVINGS. SPOHTCRAFT-BOSTON WHALER jla vocation, Iree hospltalliatlon. Apply ttLASTRON-OMC-JOHNSON-MERC ?lor Cleaners & Launderen, 132 Myrlle S CRUSIER-BOAT TRAILERS Aye.. Lono Sronch. FLAGSHIP MARINE 1 ... 12951 Municipal Marine Benin NURSES AIDES — Day shirt. (.Oil Hill- Atlantic Highland! 291-963* top Nursing Home, «7lil77. fir oppolnt. PLYWOOD PRAM ROWBOAT - MS. 14' rowDOOt, US. WOMAN — HOUSEWORK _ SALARY 170-1359 1100 PER WEEK. HOURS 9 to 5:30, SIX MOST DAYS. OWN TRANSPORTATION NEC- 12' ALUMINUM BOAT — Wllh live D.p. ESSARY. CALL 531-9067 AFTER 5:30 TOM'S* molar. S123. AFFORDABLE SM-»I«. osklorBIII. MY EXPANDING BUSINESS - Allows FORD VIKING ICEBOAT— Glass twoiealer, me to offer on opportunity with unlimited cockpit cover, cushion, Ooom cover, Sob- potential to me rllahi t person. For oppolnf ifad soil, oil Horklns blocks, whtel and r.*nt coll 741-1K7 between 13 noon ond 5 loot steeringterlng., Ice brake, trailer wllh pod- p.m. No obligation. Iks. AllI new. Must sell. 747-HOO. ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT Typing necessary. DN ICE BOAT — Two plonks, Mo hel Pleose pftont 222-1294 mets. New sail. All accessories Ready to DOREMUS go 462-5103 or 547-0238. DELIVERY - Nights. Apply In person al. ICE BOAT CABLE RICOING 'W,ePR^H'aI,UFOmOUI P'"°- 4" FORD FORD BOATMAN'S SHOP THE NEWEST — And most modern used New Jersey's Largest car lot In the short areo requires on oo- Morlne Supply House gresslve, energetic used cor solesmon. 90 Monmouth St. 24 Whorl Ave. 741-57io Red Bonk Excellent location ond wide selection ol vehicles should provide a rewarding In- Red Bank 30' !Wd OWEN'S EXPRESS — Tvdn 115 come lor the right person. No sitters or lip. Fully equipped. S55O0 firm. Coll 142- order takers pleose. Locol residence pre- 264•1600^ 7709 otter 5 p.m. terred. As> for Pete Hummer, HI UK 741-6000 75 H.P. SCOTT — Lora shofl. Needs Ilorter. ill. More Classified 717-5924 on Next Page Help Wonted Help. Wonted Htlp Wonted Situation. Wanted TTse Dally Register, Red Bank-MMdletown, N.J. Wednesday, January 17,1973 27 Mate w Female Male «r female Matt ond Fwnolt Ftmalt For Sale Apartments OFFICE WORK - Full ttrrw or part time. Merchandise Wanted HECONCORP. Men •'• Women Vicinity MMdtvtown w R«d Bank. Accu ITEMS YOU NO LONGER GREENGROVE GARDENS NOTICE roi^typlM -- — - — Approximately 7'.. 99 Greengrove Ave. Ktyport, N J. NEED OR USE WILL. . ^^ Call 264-6944 II Port Rd. NtwStfcrmnlairy. NJ. Complete RESUME Service I-bedroom apartment S175 monthly Pnxura. Revise. Advrtw, or Print ^ HOUSEWORK COLLECTIONS — Of old guns ond swords 2-bedroom apartment S23S monthly HELP WANTED READERS Fan Service, reasonable prices By the day- fwn transportation. one or more -plus John Rogers groups. fncWdes'heafrboT wafer . Work performed by a man who has ' 542-9200 1 •7J-171S SELL reviewed* revised and written . 2 blocks east Rt. 36 and MkMIe Rd. ' AND ADVERTISERS ' tttousands of resumes over the years/ MATURE WOMAN — Will stay with chll- ANTIQUE BOTTLES — Historical flotks Phone 264-1846/ AAgr. Apt. 34 ' • Permanent Positions dren, your home, while parents vacation bitters, tigurals. sodas, inks, early freeb- CAREER MARKETING weekend. Ttr-lm lowonn bottleboess and JJarsa . Will buy or trad RED BANK — Unfurnished Gretntree In compliance with the New-Jersey Law Against Dis- 14 West Front St.. Red Bonk 747-3041) FAST •Outstanding Benefits HiHihHighesg t t pricei s paidid.. Please coll eveningsi . Apartments, 239 Spring St. Studio, one crimination, all Help Wanted Advertising now appears un- IRONING DONE IN MY HOME WITH A QUICK ACTION 201 y2M<63 bedroom and two-bedroom available lm-~ • Modern Facilities Reasonable mediately Coll for oppointment, 741 -3953. der the combined "Help Wanted male or Female"* column SHOE SALES •71-9IS3 * LOW-COST PRIVATE COLLECTOR — Will poylo" •Reference to oge, sex or marital status may not be ex ASSEMBLERS Full-time, tor highquollt* y dollar for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. An PORT MONMOUTH — Three-room opart- store. 40 hr. weekleek. PafPaid vacation. No BABYSITTING — In my home. Ex- DAILY REGISTER age, any condition. 347-1445. ment, unfurnished. Adults preferred. No pressed, unless a bona fide occupation requirement-exists. Experienced in light mechanical assembly perienced. Hot meals. Large ploy oreo. wort. Exptrltnc* with hand tools, asswn- mams. Good salary. Shoe experience o pets. Call 671*0428 after 6 p.m. "must." We are looking for a long term Hilton Pork section of Middletown. 291- CASH FOR OLD TOY TRAINS — An bjv technique*, soldering ond wiring dtstr- st. We are looking for a long term moke or condition or will trode HO, 02/ Information regarding positions with possible bona fide oc- •rnolovee•rnolovee . ADDIV TOBY'S JUVENILE FAMILY AD KEANSBURG — 3 rooms, $150 month. Industrlol Temporary SHOES. Rt. 35 & N M O or wide gauge. 774-3710. Heat ond hoi water furnlstfed. Bus ot cupationol requirements or clarification of the New Jersey ES. Rt. 35 & NNeew Monmouth Rd., LOVING HAZLET MOTHER — Will c< 3 LINES-5 DAYS door. References, security. 7B7-9734. mioatefown. No collsls. for children of working parents In i FOR COMBINATION SAFE — Floor model, liow Against Discrimination may be obtained by calling the home. Call 344-4017. used. Give full details (slie, weight, price, KEANSBURG — One-bedroom opart- JUST etc.) Write Box R40, The Dolly Register, ment. All utilities Included. $150per New Jersey Division on Civil Rights, (201) 648-2700, or by OLSTEN ASSEMBLERS WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME — For month. 3 Ocearwiew Ave., Keansburg. 495- Availoole for Merchandis$2.0e For Sol0e onl working mother. References. 1697. writing to 1100 Raymond Blvd., Newark, N.J. 07102. electronic manufacturer has immediate Call between 3 and 4. 741-O4S3. Article .must originate from o houieiio REMODELING OLD KITCHEN — Need INDUSTRIAL requirement for assemblers. Major Me- ond may-not enceed a sale price of S50.' kitchen sink in cabinet and overhead cab PRESIDENTIAL APARTMENT dcol and life Insurance provided. Pold va- Warehouse, fc, fork-lltte od ol. materiaohe skilll handlerss n , per article nets. Need bodly. 741-7157. 1615 PARK AVE., AS.BURY PARK Help Wanted cation and holt days. Call 2294300. AF=i In-, Price MUST be odvettised. Eoch oddilio Luxurious two bedroom, two-bath apart- Help Wanted driversOoys or, officnightse .on Verd oiy lhig otheh payr skill. Cos rneeded. Situations wanted BABY GRAND PIANO WANTED - Fine ment In mod*™ high-rise building near tialOoy. sNEVE or nightS As FEIVersy ThiO hYo aK C ol !ine it.00. No copy changes moy b Male and Female Male and Female Male mode and no discounts or reiurns will b tone. Good condition. ocean. Features in dude central heating made if od is c once led before expiration. 842-4349 and air conditioning, dishwasher, spacious Eotontown: 117 Route IS Sa-SXO FINDERS MAN II — With car, two years ot collei rooms, large closets, security locked SALESWOMEN M/W LABORATORY (V, mile north of Hie MonmMrth E«celtent FINDERS FEES tar leads on married, Interested in learning carpenl To Place Your Doit* Register OLD FURNITURE"- AnirauesTchTna doors with intercom In each apartment, . Shopping Center) BURGLAR ALARM soles. Call Ml 19M Please call 747-1137. FAMILY AD, CALL. .. glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brac and many, many more. Call for appoint- ADVERTISING TECHNICIAN immediate cash for anything ond every ment, Sylvon Cooper management, 775- Leave name ond number. ODD JOBS — Window washing, Intel thing. Ruscil's, 35 East Front St. 741-1693 MONMOUTH RESIDENTS ASCP-REGISTERED WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT. 7801, or nights, 77o-9St3 PREFERRED pointing, cellar-attic cleanup, flght hoi Excellent opportunity for A$CP-realsteri CASHIERS Kg. AlTreasonable. 741-4704. 741-6900 .-.R"EE'.R0OM APARTMENT — Unfur- Become port of the exciting advertising technlclon with hemotology experlenc Applications being ccepted. Variable PETS nished. Atl utilities. No pets. Parking for world. Permanent positions assisting Excellent salary, comprehensive benetl hoots. Lodlts' Deportment, Atlantic Su- 24-riourJfervice , ^JJ£ AND LIVESTOCK two cars. Call otter 4, S42-7OO7. salts manager of national firm with tre- Including Blue Cross/Blue Shield, moioi LICENSED perama. New Shrewsbury. FINANCIAL EATONTOWN~-^~Three rooms near shop-' mendous public relation* campolgn. Wont medical and iife Insurance. EXPERIENCED TV REPAIRMAN M/W HAY AND STRAW In your local area Intervlewlngmerchants Business Opportunities Phone 946-8845 COCKER SPANIEL PUP5 — AKC, buff, ping ond tronsportotfon. One year lease PRACTICAL NURSE six weeks old. Call after 6. 9fifi~fi427 or 741 required. St4i, hrot Included, immediate and businessmen. Days only. Earning po- CONTACT PERSONNEL D6PT. EXCLUSIVE BEDROOM — And llvlm tential from 1700 to S1100 In six weefi pe- OBSTETRICS GAS STATION — lii[absolutely prl room sett. Radio with loudspeaker M7&. occupancy- 54J-23W. _ __ riod. Paid training. In person Interviews AIR CONDITIONING — And heating In- business location. Serviced b>y lalargr e French serving table, marble pedestal 892-1100 stallation mechanic. Must be experienced company. Tremendous opponirtunif* y GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC. Black ~~ KEVPORT "" will be held locally. For oppointment call cotlon. 546OM0. Cropped, housebroken. 175. rain office collect: (201) ii-WO - Mr. In commercial and residential installation. right party. Terms available. Building or IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Mancuso. ' Good pay. Blue Cross, Blue Shield, voca- business - 145,000. Call Jack DeStefano a ;• MEYERS SNOW PLOW POINT PLEASANT APPLY: McCOWAN, RYAN REALTORS, 747-MOO. __J Studio J. $145 tion, holidays, ond sick time. 727-1340 Plowllghts and undercarriage. WOToT^BL AC iTpoObiLE S —AK tu DIRECTOR OF NURSING days. «1-K» evenings. COIIM2-4W4 , RELIABLE PEOPLE NEEDED HOSPITAL mvenviEW HOSPITAL KITCHEN—For lease. registered. Six weeks old. US, One-bedroom From $170 Riverfront & Osborn Aye. Red Bank. N.J. 74M700, Ext. 227 75 SHEETS Coll 872-0723 PART-TIME — STEADY Paint Pleasant, N.J. BEELINE FASHIONS — Needs three Also kitchen equipment for sole.. Two-bedroom $220 An equal opportunity employer M/F stylists In this Oreo. Big earnings, free COII739-I642 < Inch Masonlte. u per sheet. Private entrances! Eat-in kitchens! Walk GOOD PAY -EASY WORK 2M-0S42 FIVE COCKERPOOS — Males, ferrule; wardrobe. Na collecting or delivering. S25 each. Also, four poodles. AKC, males to shopping, buses, school I Call S3M002,2294251 or ft»-3M3. BEAUTY SALON — Perth Amboy, elgl PRIVATE SWIM CLUB CONVENIENT HOURS CAREER MCDONALD'S IS stations. Good potential. Located In heai females, black, $85 each. 787-8392 716 9 a.m. and/or 2 to 4 p.m. We wilt GRILLMAN (M/W) CAFETERIA —Free- of town. Moke Oder. 442 4985 days, 4' FIREWOOD GREAT DANE — Two years old STOP accepting or changing Jobs for ttv 3M3 after 4 p.m. KEYPORT GARDENS train you to drive a school bin. It Is easy wrong reasons. 1973 con be one of youi YOUR KIND OF PLACE hold Area Hospital, Man. thru Frl. Good Coll 741-2919 1175 to good home. Moving .to (torn but we will accept only gooddrlv- greatest years by taking the chance but oi opportunltV for advancement. Coll 431- SURFBOARD 870-1259 251 Atlontlc SI. Off Rt. 36 •n 5i or over. Start at once If already II- MAINTENANCE-PORTER COMPLETE HOUSE MOVING EQUIj Superintendent on premises, Apt. 6 carter selection, we provide professional MENT— Best offer. Hotjle, 9'3", US. EAUTlFULTEMAUTTeY POODLE -. £slrtd..Summe Apply ro employmen ti t available It 7S7-4AS1 Phone (201) 364-6313 (9 d.m.-S p.m.) career counseling/planning to resolve M/W FILE CLERK — High school graduate. Call m-mu Black, $90. Also stud service, toy poodle. FEBRUARY 1ST OCCUPANCY — Untur- vice, 555IRK35. M1lo 5, Murphy Bus Ser. those difficult problems of selecting, de- nlshrd five-room duplex, two baths. Wall- kttletown. (near Crest- POSITION AVAILABLE Five day week, full time position. Many SANOVOX — Five months old, with Le Results guaranteed. $75. 872-1435. veloping or changing your career, utlti- company btnef Its. U2-7SO0. to-wall carpeting, refrigerator, stave, air ll rw the tools to develop your full poten- lie hookups ond Leslie speaker. Coll 431 Apply In person at . MERCHANDISE SUO after < p.m. FREE — Adorable kittens conditioned. Convenient Red Bank loca- tial. College placement service and re- CARE OF DOG AND LIGHT HOUSE Coll tion. One month's security and references LIQUOR CLERK sume writing are available. Our buslnesi KEEPING — Five mornings I a.m. to 12 747-1144 ^ required. No pets. Call 747-168) for ap- Is built on our Integrity through your suc- noon. Call otter t, 741-5517. For Sale pointment. Put your knowledge of wines and liquors McDonald's Drive-In IENGO FLORISTS cess. Call days, evenings, for free detai FLOWERS AND PLANTS KITTENS — AdorobleTtVight weeks,"thr"e< -to work In the shore area's finest liquor and confidential -=--* — 935 Hwy 35 Middletown PART-TIME — Evenings and some week- moles, one female. Two male tiger sHIpi RED BANK — 2'/i-room modern apart- store. Advancement opportunity, salary Intment. 787-3643. ends. Must be aver 21 Work tn Orug de- KINDLING WOOD 81 Newman Springs Rd., New Shrewsbur TERRAN CAREER COUNSELING' 741-3038 cats. Call 747-1157 after 7 p.m. ment. Air conditioned. Heat, hot water and full benefits. Apply in person. partment, selllngand stocking. Ex Convenient site for fireplace lighting dui supplied. 741-1063 or 842-2110. INVENTORY HELP perlenced preferred. Sun Ray Druas, — i. $1,25 a large sack. KROEHLER LAMP/END TABLE — FOR~SAL(:f~^^M^'h7tVG«Tman 5hepher( DAVIDSONS LIQUOR'S Earn Extra Money detown Shopping Center. Originally ifi9. Excellent condition, U0. puppies. AKC registered. ASBURY^ PARK — ~No~w~avaitable. Luxu- 24 Broad St.. Red Bank GUYS/VETS/GALS LUMBER 495-1574 Ca\\W^2\A ry unfurnished efficiency and one-bed- TAXI DRIVERS — Part-time. A.M. or room apartments, including air condi* TRAVEL CALIF. NOW 9 wall Street Red Bank 741-550 ANTIQUE DRIVEWAY GATES rJORABTEPU Honing, wall-to-walt carpeting, and heat. Neat, six high school grads or better, By helping us take a merchandise In- P.M. For Keansburg or Keyport area. 7«7- to good homes. CLERK TYPIST 1231 between 9 a.nw p.m. BABY CARRIAGE-STROLLER — Am Excellent condition. Excellently located. Royal Terrace Apart- Training ot company expense. Permanent, ventory. Many days available during the car-bed combination IThayer) sis. Call S42-077I otter 4 p.m. C Ticnts, 407 7th Ave. Call any time. 96B- Wanted for local insurance agency. Free to travel Immediately. California! month of January. Na experience neces- Please send resume or call for appli- DOMESTIC NEEDED — To clean house B42423; rauFADORABLE"—"Fluffy^klttcnsTFree Florida and return; assist sales manager. lory. We will train If qualified. Apply to day per week In Atlantic Highlands, BLACK LEATHER SOFA-BED — 9100, SCHWINN CONTINENTAL BICYCLE — cation. Atlolre-Forrow insurance Agency, Excellent salary, bonus to start: trans- store monog«r. 10 speed, one year old, like new. S75. Call to good homes. Please coll THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Sullablft 294 Brood St., Red Bonk. 741-3880 ply references and expected salary. Black recllner, leather, US. Fashlonobk 842-2533 portation paid and company benefits. >ly to Box KI7, The Dally Register, dining room set, sioo. Mmk stole, HOD. tjTUOB. for two adults. No pets. S125 plus Utilities FULL OR PART-TIME — For general Eorn 5178-S225 weekly. For oppolntmeni Washing machine, S2S. Coll before i p.m Al^HA^HbirNDAkcTemdiVrrS and security, 7B7 0363. call Mr. Senger, 2.2-868-5B42, 9:30 a.m.- TWO GUYS work In Colts Neck hardware store. Rt. 151, Twlnhrook Rd. years old. spayed. Needs home wltti love RED BANK - Penthouse with balcony Phone Mr. B. 431-5858 (closed Tuesdays). 1:30 p.m. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT -, HAMMOND ORGAN Mlodlelown, N.J. xmm.ELEGANT PLUSH MAROON CARPE and space. Coll 842-67)4 or 229-1465. overlooking the Naveslnk. Two bedrooms, Requirements one year college, am- Permanent position. No nlgnt work. Apply two baths, lull dining room, carpet I no ond IMMEDIATE HIRE BuroWs Garoge, 597 Branch Ave./ Little «XIOM. uo. POODLE PUPPY~^"Cocoo maTeTnlne bitious. Must work weekends. IMS Comptometer Operators ^ at Asburv Park air conditioning. BODMANARMS PORTER — CLEANING Silver. S44-9514 . . Brand new organ with Rhythm INSTRUCTORS — For School of Nursing. Job starts Feb. 2nd for five days In Red APARTMENTS. 74HJ5I6, call 9 unlit noon BS degree in nursing required.'Send re- Full time position for responsible pen Bank area. HAIRDRESSER — Full-time, ex- G.E. PORTABLE DISHWASHER J49J and evening^. who enjoys cleaning. Steady |ob with gcxx perienced. Salary open. Call 7I7-70W for UO Immedlote delivery. Bench, music an GERMAN SHEPHERDS —AKC. Two sume TO Box K-88. The Dally Register, CONG~ BRANCH — 3Vi room unfurnlihtd Red Bank. An equal opportunity employ- hours, good salary and many benefits. NO FEE HIGH RATES Interview. Victor's Beauty Solon, Keans- Call 1425157 alter <. lessons Included. beautiful femoits, six months. Excellent Must be experienced and have N.J. drlv- burg. pets ond protectors. 946-4392. apartment. Wall-to-wall carpeting, air er. Call collect for more Information. HARDTOP TENT CAMPER conditioned. Near bus stop. Call 227-197? Sleeps eight, with hitch, (950. MTLXVO N~DO CLAR~DiSP OS IT16 N~ ^ or 229-4944. LEGAL SECRETARY — Experienced. Co MEN/WOMEN — Fight water pollution 775-9300 $600, Largt pony, mare, 14 hands, chest- Full time. Emphasis on Real Estate. and earn extra cash. PART-TIME. Call Pfane 223-3152 ClSWaKK " """"""• TASK FORCE Man. thru Frl. 4 to 6 p.m. (101) 391-4737. Open dally 'III 9 Sal. nut, while blaze, socks, 10 years old. Won LONG BRANCH — Luxury one-tMdroom Motawon area. For appointment call 566- 26 Linden Ave. Sprlngiield, N.J. TWIN BED — With box spring and mal derful horse for beginner. Jumping 3' garden opartments. Wall-to-wall carpet- 1100. tress, (20. ng, air conditioning, balconies. On* ROOTS—RED BANK «7 3470 LIGHT CLEANING POLYETHYLENE ROLLS placlaceed well in pleasure classes. Sates PART-TIME — No Investments, no deliv- Insurance Inspectors For house/office In Shrewsbury. Coll 717-6430 Caver up and close up with 4 mil paly. All none yo'ou could want for your child. I month's free rent. Call between 9 ond 6, AVON 100' long. 3' wide, U.55, 4' ranging from RED BANK AREA — 4'A-room Oporl- components. Electro Impulse Lab Inc., puppy, five months old, pet type. AKC Route 35, Middletown. MEN AND WOMEN — With sales and NURSES' AIDE — Molure. 11 p.m. to 7 barber chair, 130. All In good condlllo MStoSIQO. Call 842-6330. ment, suitable for couple. References. HA Chestnut St., Red Bonk. An equal op- must be seen. S42-6539 after 7 p.m. or < Reasonable to good home. 946-9692. managerial ability. 512,000 Income within a.m. Two nights per week. Coll Shrews, v security. Call Between 5 ond », 74M0M. REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed pre- portunity employer. weekends. ' SWIFTY'S ANTIQUE SHOP — Is closing. ferred. Aggressive growing office r< one year. If quollfled, Secure your future bury Manor Nursing Home, 741-2059. Everything goes ot reduced prlcei. Open FREE f0~G005TWS\E~—"Three month J with lifetime Income. For personal Inter- CANDY ATTENDANT AND CASHIER — '-8 p.m. only and Saturday morning*. 495- old male Poodle-Terrier. Has shots. Cute rSiDOLET0WN~— Three-room furnished quires a larlarg"e !staff du " e -to expansion pro-' SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — For elemen- Must be over 16 and able to work Sal. and GASOLINE GENERATOR — 110 and 220 oportment. Adults preferred. Coll after 4 . Onilylntf Crestei d In salespeople, de- view colt 741-4298 after 5 p.m. 3500 watt, Never used. 1076, 495-2024. and smart. 842-4452. ary district. Regular and substitute post* Sun. Apply In person: Town Theatre, Mid- pm^41^44^^ ; sirous of earnlna over S20.00O Der veor- PART-TIME — Telephone sales from our tlonss. Top wowage] s and fringes. For appoint- dletown. . Call 222-2882 REFRIGERATOR — Stereo record player Office leads, extensive advertising nation- KEANSBURG — Four-room apartment, office. Morning, offernoon ond evening it calfMr. LamMrson; 534-2440. HAMMOND ORGAN — Model B3. 'Fou and radio. S150 each. al reterrdl service. Member of two MLS*, hours available. Salary plus bonus. Home CASHIER — Weekdays. REAL ESTATE furnished, utilities Included. training program. All replies held In stric- CONSTRUCTION (HEAVY) WORKER — Coll 671-5259 years old, like new. Added reverb un Call 495-2216, anytime _ Call J64-O7M alter 4 p.m. program also available. Students accept Leslie speaker also like new. 222-2662. test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77, edTtoll $44-1334. With experience In carpentry, masonry, Country Sudser Car Wash BRICKS — 10,000 red N.J. shale. Reason FOR RENT The Dolly Register, Red Bonk. welding. Driver's license required. Call able. Coll 264-5300, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mr Apartments LrrNG*BRANCH^^"0nlurnl5hed. Five LEGAL SECRETARY — At least two after 7 p.m. 222-9400 NURSES' AIDES — Will be trained on the DOG HOUSES Holpern. large rooms, balh, In rear two-apartment RN SUPERVISOR ywrs real estate experience. Salary open. lob far 7-3 and 3-11 shifts and earn top bulldlna on large lot. MODERN, PRI- MATURE PERSON — To deliver and wages during full time training. After Four sties. Quality construction. I KITCHEN SET — Table, six choirs, 130, KEANSBURG — Brand new three-bed It p.m. to 7o.m. shift Office located In Red Bank. 747-3730. clerk In drug store. !-S. Man. thru Frl. Ap- sulated. Cedar wood. room, all-electric apartment. Excellent VATE. Excellenf J location. Available Feb, With full supervisory responsibilities for short probationary period. S10& per week Duplicating machine (electrostatic co '*!!*?!y $ d1S* °r HM5> DENTAL HYGIENIST - Full or po »y In person, Professional Pharmacy, 134 Liberal fringe benefits. DO NOT PHONE CREENBROOK FENCE CO. pier) large paper supply, 450. ElectrU neighbrhood. 1250 ma. Security required. l!!!!?!y $ d1S nursing home with total 147 beds. Geriat- Brood St Rd Bank U.S. Hwy 22 753-5323 Wolchuno, N ^VA~iLABL£ FEB. i — Four rooms. ric nurshlng experience necessary. time. Freehold area. Reply Box M-85, T Apply In person weekdays only 110 a.m.-: plate warmer, »2. Black & Decker edaer Coll 272-0S77 or 842-2434. Dally Register, Red Bonk. p.m., Atlontlc Highlands Nursing Home, 8 Heat, hot woler, utilities Included, pan- BAR SET — Rattan wood finish wl trimmer, used twice, J10. Craftsman elec IDEAL BEACH -- Four-room, furnished, eled, wall-ta-wall carpeting. IWO ond LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE DISHWASHER — And general kitchen Middletown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. black vinyl padding. Included ore one trie lawn trimmer, *5. 741-1550. $40 per week. Avoilobl* immediately, call OPTICIAN — And optometric ossistam help. Apply In person, ROLLO POST security. Adults preferred, no pets. 787< BY EXAMINATION for optometrist's office. Opportunity t< strolQht bar section, one 7B" curved } 774-3*99 after 6 p.m. 1 HOUSE. Hwy 15, Keyport. section, ond tour swivel chairs. Coll < DIAMOND RING — ? h carats, set If 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift apprentice. 4 /: days per week. Reply Boi DENTAL ASSISTANT — Mlddlclown platinum, with two'tapered baguettes N-9, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. ATTENDANT — Far Animal Hospital. oreo. Neat, personable, moture person 9M7 ' - • • KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom apart- =ull-tlme. Reply to Box N-«, The Dally Mint »M for personal reasons. Reply tc "UNIQUE 6PP0RTUNITY — Rent opdrf. ment, now two-fomlly house. S2M) month wanted far general dental practice. Dental SELLING CONTENTS OF HOUSEHOLI Box K-89, The Dolly Register, Red Bank merit. Buy model furniture. A decorotor'j Call Mrs. Brando* Register, Red Bonk. . 1 plus security. 7870393. SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEES — experience a necessity, send resume t" — Bedroom set, month old. Baby turn bream, lush and plush. Move In today. STOCK CLERKS — Full time year-round Box J-44, The Dally Register, Red Bank. hire. Living room set. TV. All kitchen oi 'Yacht Harbor, 1382 Ocean Ave., Sea K*E~A7rsluiR~G~ZHftiree• bedroom puTs 1W0 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Relrlg work. Apply In person, Liquidator* LTD, rpllonces *,, dishes, pans,, glassware,, smoi Bright. 842-6618, 741-1300. storage oreo. 17&0 per month plus utilities. 490 Brood St., New Shrewsbury. REPAIRMAN M/W — plumbing ond heat- " Keansbun erator, sink, pop-top, carpeting. Walls one Security and^relerences.^Col^TaTjSi?]. Hwy 34 _ _ PBX OPERATORS — 3-11, 11-7 nlphi appliances; 164 Seeley Av closets redone. Low mileage. New valve FOR SALE — Co-operative apartment. shifts, Including weekend openings. Full Ing. Please contact Central Jersey Plumb* 49S-2M4 CASHIERS-PART-TIME — All shifts. Ap- Ing » Heating, Red Bank. 747-0505. job, new tires. »200. 739-0392 offer 5 p.m. Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen. fiIE6~BANK~—~Gorden c-portmenVriVj SALES — Office supplies and~equlpment; or part-time. Long term work. 741-4700. ply FOODTOWN, 1160 Ocean Ave., Sea MOVING OUT OF STATE - Home ai Shrewsbury Township. 842-4417. Ask for -_ms. One bedroom. 165 Branch Ave. Must have experience. Car essential. Sala- BEDROOM SET — ^hTpTecerrtw7n'b Irlglit. RECEPTIONIST — Part-time evenings. porch furniture, two hammocks, lamp Ounny. ^ Supt. Apt. I6SK, 1-5 p.m. ry, cartimlssion, expense and benefits. PORTERS M/W — Full time positions Must type. Mature. Coll between 4-6 p.m. cose headboards, triple dresser, modern available In modern growing hospital tables, lawn mower, odds 'n ends. Goi US0. Call after 6 p.m. 741-2883. Write to Box K-83, The Dally Register, condition. Reasonable. 566-9324 W. LON^TBR"AN"CH"-FurrTisnVd THllEE~R66Airs"wlThlir«pioeei Gd si pleasant working conditions SECRETARY — For reol estate office In 5&M539 Furnished or unfurnished. SIM. Rid Bank, N.J. RUGS — 96 vi. yds., foam rubber eludes ol) utilities, $190 per month, One Middletown. Good skills required. For In. WAITERS/WAITRESSES MUST SELL — Household Hems. Furn; mile from Fort Monmouth. Single or Coll between 4-i P^rn. »l-?m COOK-SHORT ORDER - Experienced. tervlew call Mrs. Powers, 671-2300. , Apply Mr. Wler ture, fine glasswore, China, kitchen Item! padding Included. Ketly green. S450. couple preferred. Call 542-O6B7 offer 4:30 Steady and part-time. Apply in person, Red Bank, between 9 a.m. and MEN OR WpMEKT^TIOO per monifi'— Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank Call 222 0727 after 6 p.m. SEADRIGHT Tf7reer^omtu7nTsliedT Coll 583-3279 All utilities, radio and TV. Private en- Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, Route 1, Equal opportunity employer M/F National corporation needs candidates for SECRETARY — Public Relations Deport- ^o7^esV Woodbrldge, N.J. sU-2700. Ask for Peter. management training. SHOO salary If you ROYAL TYPEWRITER — And tabl KE^TBURGFIve7oo7ns7^wForne, trance. S190. Coll B42-1I0O. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Responsible, ment, large local firm. Good typing, no Never used. J20. quality. For Interview coll 741-2071, 8 a.m. kitchen set with six chairs, goll clubs, boc Carpeted. $250 plus utilities. Suitable TRAINEE — Clean-cut, eager, aggres- caring, mature person. Top salary. No shorthand. Excellent benefits. Good ap- Phone 741-8942 couple, one child. Leose. 787-OVBI. FANTASY IC ViEW~~.~T"wo~bTriroom57 to 12 p.m. Equal opportunity employer. and cart. 739-0235 sive. To 17000 to start. Unlimited poten- Sots. Part or full time. Busy Speclallsf peoronce ond outgoing personality a must. ^5lBANDiVAS5 Furnished. Living, dining area, kitchen, A dream position for the right person. MUST SELL — Five-piece drum 5et wl 723 month plus uMIMies. 291-38//. tial. Now Is the time to consider your fu- Medical experience. Enjoy working with' ECURITY GUARDS — For large nan- EXCELLENT CONDITION. «2. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Unfur ture! Call Angle Sharp, 747-1121, Snelllng people, Monmouth Medical Center, Write Reply to Bax A-1J1, The Dally Register, three cymbals ond accessories. Best offer 741-2832 ilihed four-room, I'/i-bofh opart merit In KEANSlfURG — ThreV7oorni, furntsKedT rjroflt organization. Various shifts open. Red Bonk. 741-8127 ond SneMIng, it Brood St., Red Bank. Fo Box L-19, The Dally Register, Red .literal fringe benefits. Submit resume to wo family house. Heal ana water fur- 'ollable until end of June. Call 1212) 633- Bank. MOVING — Girl's antique white bedroom bished. S225 month. No pets, Lease re ,293. _ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Full or part- lox L-17, Tne Dolly Register, Red Bonk. GIRL/GUY FRIDAY — Assist accoun- MASSIVE UPRIGHT PIANO — Schroe- let. Stained a'ass, walnut, bar doors (200 equal opportunity employer. der Brothers antique, very good condition, •ufred. Couple preferred. E.A. ARM- time. No experience necessDry. Will train. NURSE — RN or LPN, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. tant. Familiar with stocks ond bonds. years otd). Like new — hordrock moptc TRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect UMSON — One bedroDm. Convenient to Coll Bennett Bros. Corp., 301 East Rd., port-time. EMERY MANOR, Matawan. Hove own cor. Willing to travel within Best olfer. 566-5035. vtch, deacon bench, elc. 1 Brantord Clr. DISHWASHERS — MATURE PERSONS. We., Little Silver. 741-4500. hopping and transportation. Includes Belford, between 9 am. and 4 p.m. 787- 566-6400. Monmouth County. Send resume of train- THREE OFFICE TYPEWRITERS New Shrewsbury. ica^ electricity, ana hot water, siso un- 3310, APPLY IN PERSON: MARTINI'S DIN- ing ond experience and state salary deslr- KEANSBURG - Modern two-bedroom urnfshed, SI75 furnished. Immediate. 229- FULL TIME CUSTODIAN — Needed for ER, HWY 36, KEANSBURG; ^_ Three steel desks, three adding machines, i — Fischer stlverglos, 170 centime- edto P.O. Box W0, Asbury Park. UO apiece. 291-0753. apartment, paneled throughout, tile both, 1403 5 p.m. to A p.m. WAITRESS M/W school In Bayshore area. Send resume to with Marker bindings and poles, $75 private entrance. Includes all utilities, CASHIER, REFERENCES. Box L-20. The Dally Register, Red Bank. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON TEACHER — Fully certified special edu- Male-female, lull time, part-time, licensed GOLD NAUGAHYDE RECLINER CHAI Ski boots, size five, *15 ond sfze six, 315 165. Available Immediately. 3 Oceonvlew ( BANK — Charming two-bedroom Martini's Diner, Hwy 34, Keansburg. cation teacher warned, with experience or B64-70O2. apartment on West Front St. Just seconds DENTAL CHAIRSIDE AS5ISTANT — Ex- or willing to learn. Now that you've — S75. Bennlngton pine-type rocklni Call ft42-5092. Interest In learning the emotionally dis- choir, S75. 870-1259. r Irom shopping ond transportation. Avail- Help Wanted perience preferred but not necessary. Ex- olked to the rest, come In and talk to the turbed child, lor private school. Call 172- SEALY STUDlb BECT^~ApTd'Seaiy 34xf2 SEA~B~R7G~HT~—"ytuaTiTefficiency. One 3ble Immediately. Only 1)6$ per month. cellent hours and working conditions. lest, we seek competent ond ambitious 14H between 2 and 7 p.m. HOOVER WASHER — Portable spin-dry mattress, 585. Custom studio bed and person. All utilities. Furnished. Wollto- rail 741-3691. Male and Female Neptune Township area. Reply Box L-l people Interested In earning a minimum of automatic rinse, ond companion dryer 39x7? mattress, 165. Couch ond slip cover, woll carpet. 1145 month plus security. No The Dolly Register, Red Sank. 20,000 a year and In turn we offer com- DRIVER — Manmouth and Ocean Coun- Four months aid. 1195. 842-2723. US. Call 747-3990. petl. 842-9907 or 19l_131____ pald In depth training program, llb- ties. Cylinders and welding sup 1 SECRETARY — To the Administrative ... drawing account, 60% commission, be In good health, over 21, with G AlRRARiDSLWB""-^" A U Ioma I let urn tobleT LONG BRANCM~Furn7shed. One arid Commercial Rentals _ Principal. Must be excellent typist. Office 3artlclpatlng spec arrangements ond record. Free health and tite I rith bose and cover. Si70 new. Three wo bedroorri aportmentt, Hcot and woter RUM5ON7NEW JERSEY EXPERIENCED or school experience preferred. Hours lore. Plus the opportunity for monage- wnjhs^d^aikfng $120. 671-1230. lupplled. Winter or yearly rentals. Call 6:30-4:30. Salary S4.5OO a year. Apply icnt through a planned program of ex- evenings, 229-1553. NEW STORE FOR RENT Highlands Public School, Naveslnk Ave., Ing. We also have attractive standard; FUlTcOAT —" ZebTa TambT size"RTfk" pansion. Wny not coll for a confidential new. $125. ^ RED"BAN'K AUTOMOBILE Highlands, N.J. 07732. B72-1476 ntervlew and talk to the company that and brackets In slock. Open Saturdays un IN MINI-MALL •BUTTON SEWER til 5 p.m. Coll 391-4B41 LUXURY HI RISE 720 sq. ft. Ample parklnp. ASSISTANT — In professional office. sells a house every day. THE KIRWAN Rlvervlew Towers 17IS per month plus utilities. CO., Realtors, 75 Newman Springs Rd., 1972 TAG-A-LON^G"~14'~— ~Refria*e7a"tor. SALESMAN Port-time, three afternoons per week. FLOOR HELP 28 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk Collatlcr 6p.m., 391-3200. Must work well with children. Reply Box ted Bonk, N.J. 142-4350. RED BANK LUMBER teoter, stove, toilet. Sleeps four. 11400 iverlDoklng the Naveslnk River. Spacious rm. 787-4057. A-120, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. 9 Wall Street Red Bank 741-5S0C -2 bedroom apartmenti. Central air con- IFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE — 15 X 15. CAREER OPPORTUNITY SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS : All fringe benefits. IXPANDING MONMOUTH COUNTY - p |/^i OS-ORGAN S~ LEAN — Expensivecarpetswiihthe " ling. 24-hour doorman. Indoor park- _. iwlm pool, morlno, TV security, ter- SECRETARY TO SALES MANAGER — JEAL ESTATE FIRM — Seeks lull lime 7 paid holidays. Many fringe benefits. / Used trade-Ins from S75. Warehouse foi best. Blue Lustre Is America's favorite. Fullor part time, of Real Estate office located In Motawan. Rent shampooer Si. Becker Hardware OCM. Mr. Prlem (201) 741-1732. *eal estate sales people for our new of* ply In person. LUCY'S SPORTSWEAR Klmboll, Conn, Yamaha, Chlckerlng. Un iCENTHAL NEW JERSEY — Hove ex- Excellent pay plan. Good skills required. For Interview call flees. Licensed or unlicensed. If unli- dally 8 to 4:30. 7U W. Front St., Ret limited rentals from 17.50 Bring the foml '.o., Hwy 34, Colts Neck. Mrs. Powers, 671-2300. Jcellent locations available for retail and Apply in person censed, we will train and prepare through Bank. ly and choose from over 150 units. 9- ED BANK —ATTRACTIVE RIVER boutique stores In enclosed shopping moll. our special school. Unlimited potential. dolly, Sat. until 6. FREEHOLD MUSK -RONT VIEW APARTMENTS — AvoH- Contact B« 4472. LEGAL SECRETARY - Law firm In ible Immediately. Near shopping ond Middletown area. Experience desirable S15,O0O-S2O,00O first year, possible man- GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — Some CENTER, 462 4730. Machinery for Sale agement In near future. Draw ovallobte. IBM keypunch experience necessary. Per- ransportatlon. To Inspect call 741-3691. but not required. Salary dependent on ex- -CHAIN LINK FENCING >NE 2~09 3M AUTOMATIC COPIER - perience and ability. Send resume to P.O. Call Palace Realty Associates, 968-4400 or manent position. Medical and retiremeni More Classified Vi PRICE 3ne 860 Brunnlng Revolule Blueprint mcr IARBOR VIEW — One-beoroom garden Box 250, Middletown, N.J. 07748. 264-S30O. Ask for Mr. Steam. benefits. Apply Norwood Distributor! Supplier has left over from large tn Inc., 626 Broadway, Long Branch, 222' :hlne. Both practically new. MORRI! portment. Total electric, Vj block from on Nexf^Page RED BANK VOLVO ELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS — Part- stollatlon first quality chain link fencing, MACHINERY CO. INC., 99 Chestnut St., Iceon, New York bus at door. 6/1-52$?. Help Wonted rne evenings only. Guaranteed salary VJ Prtce! Installation and terms orran~ Newark, N.J. 344-H22. Commercial Rentals Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank nd commissions. Work In Red Bonk. Pri- CLERIC TYPIST — For order processing 741-4700. "OIJR^TVE'ROOM XPARTMENTS^ — Male and Female vate desk ond telephone. For Interview department of Import company. Good typ- Ith ocean view. Avon-by-lhe-Seo, N.J. contoct Mr. Seal, 741-3334 after 5 p.m. ing skills required, knowledge of German 50% OFF CHRISTMAS GREENWARE — Five miles from Parkway Exit 100 D. Call 20% off all other Greenwore. Hobby Cor- 722-8778,5-11 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER — Five day week. Live- would be helpful. Excellent benefits and ner Ceramic Studio, Little Silver, N.J. Merchandise Wanted In. Nice room. Two In family. State refer- working conditions. &41-AO6&. VVANTED CHOICE ences. Wrlti : Box N-5, The Dolly Register, PART-TIME MANAGEMENTI — Profit DESKS, FILES, tables, choirs, addlna ma- Used Oriental Rug* Apartments Red Bonk. chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. Chinese ond Persian1 able second Income. Will not Interfere ot bargain prices. New or used. AAC wim present |ot> and security, Coll tor a Atso Wall Topeslles OFFICE SPACE MOTHERLESS HOME — Needs depend- DESK OUTLET, 1709 Rt. 35, Oakhurst, RIEDMAN GALLERIES 7743143 KEYPUNCH able person. Live In or out. Good salary. "no obligation" Interview after S p.m. 741 Cheesequake Park 222-6141 '4296. ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED ?V_{){) !,q II. Heal, nir conditioning, GAKFAGTSACES" : Apartments INVEST TIME, NOT MONEY — Double urnlture, pointings, cut glass, art, janitorial service, private parking on NSURANCE AGENCY — Red Bank. Sec- I will advise, price, and If you want, man ronies, clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. retary, experienced only, rating and gen- your present Income In your spare time age your sole. 747-5029. One bedroom aDart- paver! pnrkinrj lot Convomenl lo al! OPERATORS Wake appointment for details. Call 671- NAME YOUR PRICE irol office work. Write qualifications to 0720. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. AI INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ments. Heat, gas, hot wa- public: lr,in',[)ortri!ion. Will rearr.mrje lox L-13, The Dally Register, Red Bonk. 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. Musi be experienced in 02?, 059 alpha numeric. makes new or used. Guaranteed Low oi ter supplied. Swim Club OMICO'J to tnnan! '> rocjjuiremeritr> At- AUTO PARTS JOBBER — Road soles- MEDICAL OFFICE SECRETARY - Mo- S25. Serplco's, 101 Monmoulh SI. Next to ED BANK 741 7474 ture, experienced. Red Bank area. Write, included. Near buses to tractii/e price Brokers protected IVE-DAYS POSSIBLE OVERTIME person for old established territory In theater. 74/-CU85. NAN~J OH~NSONf hare oreo. Present salesperson relocat- stating particulars, to Box K-90, The Doily New York. Suitable for Register, Red Bank. ANTIQUES — LIQUIDATING ESTATES BUYS AND BUYS Service hurcau experience ing. Must have boekgrouM selling parts :rom an entire household to a single couple. One month secu- and accessories to service stations, car MANAGER — For Rumson, New Jersey, Baby Grand plono — grandfather's clock . desirable bul not mandotary dealers, fleets, etc. Full benefits. Call In — curio coblnet — ormolre — paintings. m. Antique furniture, |ewelry, silver. PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATION Real Estate Office. Must have minimum imedlote cash. Top dollar. 741-5331. rity, one year lease. No person only, 3 p.m. to 5:30. BELLMAN two years selling experience. Call 7474221 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES CALL SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH EXPERIENCE etS AUTO SUPPLY. Rt. 35, Eatontown. for appointment, 10 RIVERSIDE AVE. NTTQUE" JEWELRY— Top" "caslTpaldi P - Call belwc-en* and i Across from Bendlx) Red Bank 741-7474 ES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd., SALES REPRESENTATIVE — Ex FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES =alr Haven. 642-6257 or 741-4337. 566-0283 747-1100 Help Wanted lenced. Roofs, sidings, etc. Established Welfare and people with credit problems, L.J. GONZER ASSOC. injtont credit, immediate delivery. Coll 565 Rt. 35, Red Bank Male and Female BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, for Ml Mr. Grand, 373-4611. ling, filing. Typing essentlol. General of- FIREPLACE WOOD — Seasoned. 842-3900 fice work. Call 264-1558. Little Silver Repair Center. WAITRESS M/W — Full time. Apply Equal Opportunity Employer CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY APPLICANTS person. Bow Knot Reitouront, 69 Brood KON MOVIE CAMERA — Powti St., Red Bonk. zoom, 6 to 1, with 1.8 lens. 1250. New Shrewsbury BEAUTICIANS — (10). KM art shopping 642-3704 or 222-2274 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR Police Test center. Route 35, Hailet. For Interview, BABY FURNITURE - Crib, excellent MANY NEEDS call 681-89S4. condition, JSO. Carriage, 511. High choir, MACHINE OPERATORS WAITRESSES M/W — EKperltnced, over 110. 542-0324 before 1? or after 5. February 10,1973. 18. 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. shift. Ai Male, Female 1st Shift, 2d Shift Shore Point inn, 3360 Hwy 3 FILL DIRT (Trainees Considered) Call 542-4422 EXCITING NEW RESTAURANT — Has Adding Machines Oenerat Contractors Painlinp A Decorating lobs available for active, responsible 741-4532 PLASTIC INJECTION AND SoW 1B.200 «* up lo J25O0 lor Col«j|. 1973 CAPRI SNO MOBILE — And trailer. Typewriters CARPENTRY —^Remodeling, ponellng, CAttL (i, JONCS -- i'olnilno ant) wollpa sous-chef or cooks. Good poy and opportu- closets, doors, additions Odd Jobs, r pertng Fully Insured, For free ritlmates, Oedili. Full hoipiloliiolbn. tongtvtly poy lo Never used. Won in raffle. Best offer. 741 • DDING MACHINES — Typewriters TRANSFER MOLD PRESSES nities- Apply In person between 1 and S 6979. winoble rotes. 8434385. call 279-3Bie. _ 9%. Overtima pay. 10 hofdayi. Vocotioni. p.m. Fromofjarlt. 36 Ridge Rd., Rumson, old, rented, repaired. Serplco'l, 101 Mon- Fabricating components lor electronics industry uses. Both shifts. Uniform allowance. Norweiid^oft may oppfy. CRAFTSMAN METAL LATHE — 7IV. louth St.. Red Bank. 747-OW. HOUSEWORK — 12 per Mouf, Many accessories. (400 or best offer. 707- Pearl and ELECTRONIC COIL WINDERS weekly. Flexible hours. 4760 after 6 p.m. Limousine Service 264-1396 Bead Restrlnging First Shill only, operators lo make coils tor relay control and electrical in- Clocks and ARROW LIMOUSINE SERVICE fVpertly'on'braided nylon. Jl 50 0 strand. dustry uses. > PART-TIME EVENINGS Codlllocs and Chryslers tor oil occasions Merllna claipi rrom 75c. REUSSILLES', FACTORY 173.50 TO 5TART IBM TYPEWRITERS _Watch_Repair 74 hr. lervlce. M3-&J4J. 36 Droad Lt., R«j_j)o_n^; GOOD STARTING SALARY, pleasant surroundings and working condi- Three tvenlrtgs per week. No experience Rent with option to buy. $15 per mo. All JOBS necessary. Mult be over IB .OO 137.l27.fJI) today this three-bedroom ronch. Near to Hotmdel, N.J., 671-4616. FOOD SERVICES FURNISHED THREE-ROOM BUN shopping ond buses. Will not lost long of S6.300.00 TOTALS (Sum of A to D Inc.)**.— 16,723,076.04 S6.742J97.O0 17,3i3,4fl.0O . GALOW — 1150 per month. One month this price 135,000. CONTEMPORY CHARMING CAPE COO — In River Oaks Other Expenses'.'.*.', 2,000.00 security. Call 946-4733. section of Fair Haven. Two twin sued Spectacular lora* ronch. 17 acres. Three J-1SUBTOT. tl.5l2J73.26 11432441.14 Iljll.9i4.00 CURRENT OPERATIHO APPROPRIATION BALANCES JUNE »,1»7Jii , EAST KEANS8URG - Small three-bed years old. Estate area, cul-de-sac. Four >edrooms plus two small bedrooms. A CURRENT EXPENSE »1O»,»J|.57 .room house. Good location. 5195. security LITTLE SILVER very larQt bedrooms, master 14 x 20, 3Vi Fenced-ln yard, screened porch. Beautiful. J-2 SPECIAL PROJECTS B CAPITAL OUTLAY WjjJJ 'plus utilities. 787-5828. exceptional baths* living room 15 x 26 with sgwaods. Mony extras. Principals only. (Federal and/or state Sponsored) C DEBT SERVICE ....M)»,)> COLONIAL 747-4318. ESEA Protects .....Z 132,650.00 PORT MONMOUTH — Small tour-room A safe anchorage to ovoid a stormy fu- floor to celling white marble fireplace. Other Protects .7. „„ 4S,240.09 TOTAL BALANCES JUNE 30, 1972 .i,.... house. One bedroom. Immediate occu- ture. Four-bedroom home with den. plus a House completely wall-to-wall carpeted. CUSTOM HOME — Llncroft's finest area. pancy. 1)65 per month plus utilities, one heated sunporch, floored ottlc. S34,500. Central vacuum, total electric home, heot Four bedrooms, three boths, wolk-ln ce- (A-l) Total Current Expenses..— 11,593,443.24 11,632441.14 11.I11.9, TOTAL EXPENDITURES ANO BALANCES JUNE 30,1972 .. month's security. Call offer 3:30. 787-9454. pump, humidifiers, electrostatic air, til dar closet/master bedroom. Newly deco- (J-l thru J-» Ten, air conditioned. G.E. Americana tel rated, carpeted throughout. New kitchen L-CAPITAL OUTLAY THREE-ROOM COTTAGE — 1100 plU! appllonces, fireploce-tlving room, paneled •• Includes fully-sponsored special Federal ond/or slate Prolects cleaning two oven range. Thermopane Sites „ 12M90.O0 IMPIIOVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JULY If 1971 to JUNE 10, 1971 utilities. Rumson. Suitable tor couple throughout. Full basement. Immediate oc- dan, custom drapery; two chandeliers re- Buildings _ 1,900 00 Available Feb. l. 6424429after 5p.m. ARMSTRONG cupancy. Principals only. M2-7939. main. I'A acres wooded lot. A Showpiece! Equipment-Regular „ REVENUES' —— • -. • t AGENCY -REALTORS Asking t71.no, by owner, 142-0215. BONDS OR NOTES AUTHORIZED -...-.tl.OS6.O00.00 M.^ 555 Prospect Ave. 741-4500 Little Silver (B-l) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 117.393.71 S60.S69.00 130.390.00 TOTAL REVENUES .1.1,044,000.00 1,500 — Six year old LIHIe Silver Colo Wanted to Rent NEW S-DEBT SERVICE TOTAL REVENUES ANO BEGINNING BALANCE .11 J64J«l.l)0 FURNISHED ROOM OR SMALL APART- BELFORD RANCH lol offering five bedrooms. Schools. r r stores, ond bus line are lust three blocks Principal S90.000.00 IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES: ~ •MENT — In private home, for single man, Bi-Levels And Colonials Interest 26,294.50 mooo.oo 27. Call 566-8)44. ask for Bill. $33,990 SOME FROM $35,500 away. All rooms ore oversiie. The kitchen BUILDINGS VS.OOT.OO , .' This Hopping Rd. three-bedroom home KH a large eating area with bay window, (C-l) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1116,294.50 SI12.744.522,744.50 TOTAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES 14,00(1.00 will probably be sold In 7 days so hurry to WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Three or four-bedroom homes that feature formal dining room, family room off the UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JUNE 30, 1»72.11,060,000.00 Rental Homes, furnished or unfurnished see it! Here Is a truly splc and span fceou- fireplaces, stained trim, paneled recreo- :ltchen, plus a den for mom and dad, TOTALS (Sum of A to O Inc.)** 11,730,701.47 SI.M9.iSll.64 1I,?55/)7B.5O •from M5 to S350 per month for incoming ty. This creat development area will su- tlon rooms, formal dinlno rooms, slate icreened porch. Call today. ROGER F. 'TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND ENDING BALANCE .11,064,000.00 •personnel. THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. "* rely welcome you ond yours. foyers and many more exciting features. :OZEN5, Reoltor. B13 River Rd., Fair Exclusive agents — coll us now! CURRENT OPERATINOPERATI S APPROPRIATION BALANCES JUNE », IfTJ Jon. 1, S92.M .Mlddletown. 6711000. laven. 74I-76U. A CURRENT EXPENSEXPENSE1112E 7 B CAPTAL O\ RED BANK — First floor efficiency. In OCEANPORT SPLIT AIR HAVEN — NAVESINK RIVER- B CAPITAL O\iTLAy.!:.".J NOTICE walking distance of stores. Write to Box WILLIAMSBURG FRONT Ice skote, fish, moor boat oft own TOTAL BALANCES JUNE 30,1971 ' .S1H.994S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE LEGAL VOTERS IN THE SCHOOL DIS- K-ti. flie Dolly Register, Red Bonk, N.J. $36,900 sandy beach. Large Victorian. Modern TRICT OF THE BOROUGH OF LITTLE SILVER IN THE COUNTY OF MON- Coll today to Inspect a new listing In this REALTY COMPANY eat-In kitchen, living room with fireplace, TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND BALANCES JUNE 30,1972 .S!.»4T,6?S.OT MOUTH AND THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL COUPLE IN THEIR 50S iw tax town. This )6-yeor-young home dining room, two boths, four bedrooms BE HELD AT THE MARKHAM PLACE SCHOOL CAFETERIA. LITTLE SILVER. matures three bedrooms, recreation 431-9100 NEW JERSEY ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24 ANO WEDNESDAY JANUARY Need two-bedroom house desperately. second floor, tour rooms third floor. Wall- **lncludes fully-sponsored special Federal and/or state Projects Please call S46-5202 room, dining room, Vh baths, all on V* Rle 34 Colts Neck o-woll carpeting, full basement with bar, 31, 1973 Ot 8:00 P.M, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADOPTING THE FOLLOWING acre nicely shrubbed corner property. CAPITAL OUTLAY 1971-74 BUDGET FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1973-1974 Iwo-car detached garage. Near schools, Separate auestlen MI Ballot APARTMENT NEEDED — Four rooms RUMSON ttiops, commuting. Principals only. Own- A COPY OF THE PROPOSED BUDGET WILL BE ON FILE AND OPEN TO THE Young business couple. Matowan-Mlddle- I-DEAL REALTY asking 1(7,500. Coll 747-3508. SPECIAL PROPOSITION PUBLIC BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 A.M. ond 4:00 PJW. FROM JANUARY town-Noveilnk area. References supplied. First Time Offered Shall the Board of Education be authorized to purchase 5 acres, Including REALTORS MEMBER 2 MLS 741 5253 16 TO JANUARY 31, 1973 AT THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE Please coll 449-7224. Three-bedroom, two-bath, huge living buildings and Imorovements. adlolnlna the Tlnton Falls School arounds and front- LITTLE SILVER BOARD OF EDUCATION, 123 MARKHAM PLACE, LITTLE room with fireplace. Mint condition. S31.9O0 — Call right away to Inspect this Ing on Tlnton Avenue. The land abuts the present school facility of 593 feet, and is SILVER, N.J. FOR THE S42.9O0. commonly known os Block 74 Lot 10 on the New Shrewsbury Borough Tax Map, the new listing. It offers a very pretty yard MARSHALL F. THOMPSON. SECRETARY with trees. Five minutes to train station cost not to exceed 970.000. The necessory funds to be raised by general local tax Furnished Rooms BUDGET MINDED otion. BOARD OF EDUCATION V RUMSON and Red Bank shopping. Formal dining ' SCHOOL DISTRICT BUOtJET STATEMENT ALPINE MANOR $37,900 room, plus eot-ln kitchen. Three bed^ January 17 171.00 FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1171-74 This charming older home offers a world Waterfront rooms. JO day possession passible. A per- Beard of Education el Little Silver 1 Motel and Hotel, Highlands. B72-1773 Hotel of living for a modest price. Llvlna room, lect choice tor your first home. Don't Ponoromtc view of Shrewsbury River. leiov. call today. ROGER K COZENS, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON SCHOOL BUDGET CeeirtyofMenmoum rooms, dally maid service, $20 and $25 per dining room, eat-In kitchen, four bed- Four bedrooms, two boths, fireplace, two- (I) (2) (3) week. Motel rooms, private bath, TV rooms, two tiled bolhs, plus swimming leoltor. 813 River Rd., Fair Haven. 74V Notice Is hereby oiven to the legal voters ot the School District of Haztet Town- car garoge. 156,500. '686. ship In the County of Monmouth ana State ot New Jersey that a Public Hearing will 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 oceanfront, dally mold service, $40 per pool and pool house with bar. Low, low tie held at Ramon High school, 419 Middle Rood, Hoztet, New Jersey at coo p.m. «mated) , Estimated) treed. Custom Cope, four bedroom»-t!vlng budget tor Ihe school year 197MSJ4. ,,.., . Resident Av. Dally Enroll 1023.7 1020 1000 ANEW IDEA! BAHRS room wllh fireplace, dining roanf*--"*-' '- The complete budget will b«-available far examination by the public at the Of- Total Averoge Dolly Enroll 1023.7 1020 1000 Year round living for Golden Ages. Nice REAL ESTATE fchen, lVb baths, full bailment, fice of the Secretary, ,12 Bethany, Rood, Htolet, New Jersey between the hours of SOURCES OF REVENUE rooms, ocean view, three home-cooked VAN HORN I Boy Ave.. Highlands 872-1600 O9.900.671-3747. 8:00 a.m. ond 4:oo p.m; from January 16,1973 to January 26,1973 Inclusive (except (1) , (2) (3) meals dally, 24 nr. love and attention. AGENCY — REALTORS Opposite Bohrs Restourant Saturdays and Sundays). 1971-72 t972-73 197374 You're not ''just a name" here. In Asbur Open 7 days. Col! 24 hours a day. HOWELL TOWNSHIP — HURRVI Save By the Order of the (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipated) LITTLE SILVER — Dutch Colonial. broker fees. Large three or four-bedroom Board of Education CURRENT EXPENSE Park call 775-50M. 747-4100 Three bedrooms, llvlna room wllh fire- spill. Good condition. Loaded with extras. 804 River Rd. Fair Hnven Januarys. 1973 Appropriation Balance *S45.S77.49 FURNISHED ROOM — Private both place, dining room, kitchen with breokfast Must sell. Reduced to 132,900. Call 199- SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT Locol Tax Levy 110,784.41 897.306.56 983,421.(1 Cooking facilities. Private entrance. Suit' nook, full basement, two-car garoge. Ex- 4633. ' . State Aid 140,594.00 148,825.00 158.229.00 able for woman. Call 671-2588. cellent condition. Great area — walk to FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1I7M4 GENTLE/WAN'S . school and bus. 145,000. Bonn) ef Education of Hartot Tewntnlp Federal Aid 20,411.92 15,000.00 " 15,000.00 LARGE FURNISHED STUDIO ROOM — JUST LISTED County M Menmouth Miscellaneous Revenue 3,152.43 Private full both, entrance and parking. FARM 132,900 (I) (2) (3) 1 Special Federal and/or FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom Cape. Aalntenonce free vinyl siding makes this State sponsored Programs 4,735.55 Red Bark vicinity. Suitable for lody. 741 IN HOLMDEL Llvlna room with fireplace, kitchen, den, 'olonlal Cope on outstanding value. Four 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 .4792. attached garage. Excellent condition. (A-l) TOTAL CURRENT EXP Sl.027,256.00 11,061,131.56 SI. 156,6! Horse countryIry, AVi acres. This ronch I.s. ledrooms, 24* living room wllh beamed ENROLLMENTS ""*"" iicturesquely located with New York sky- -36,500. xlllng, extra large modern kitchen with -WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with prl tne. You must see this exquisite property. . \ate bath and weekly maid service, S3! r ivery convenience. Each room Individ- . 1 Unanticipated Federal ond/or State Sponsored Programs Asking SI 39,000. lily air conditloned«on separate circuit per week, windjammer, 344 ocean Ave.( SCHANCK AGENCY M-eaker. A magnificent home that must be Total Average Dally Enroll - 4468.6 Appropriation Balance. *t35.189.S9 Sea Bright. 642-30&4 or 767-9655. REALTOR wen to be appreciated. Don't miss this SOURCES OF REVENUE Local Tax Levy. 12,000.00 22,800.00 e, call now. THE KIRWAN CO., Real 13) "KEANSBURG - Room for rent; PAUL BRAGAR 8 Linden PI. Red Bank 1971-72 19&3 Miscellaneous Revenue 155.35 S, 7t7-64OO. 1973-74 Ample parking. 45 River Rd. Realtor Rumson "" )397 Eves. Sun. 747-4088 (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipated) (B-l TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY ~147,344.94 122,800.00 13,200,00 Call 767-8363 CURRENT EXPENSE RED BANK — Second floor next to semi "STATELY" TTLE SILVER — Point Rd. Three bed- Appropriation Balonce * 143,363.04 DEBT SERVICE " private bath ond shower. One person. S110 lams, living room, dining room, en Bolance Appropriated 175,00000 ~ roprlotlon Balance *J26.776.29 month. Also port security. 741-1855. 842-6020 "ELEGANT" iosed porch, newly decorated kitchen. Local Tax Levy. 3.6SJ.J43.00 3,747,706.00 4,224,578.00 lance Appropriated S1O.725.51 are the words you'll use to describe this I basement, garage. Wall-to-wall. Wolk State Aid 1,981,064.0,981,06600 2,205,573.00 2,322,022.0,372,022.00 i-ocal Tax Levy S3.423.9S 88,557.95 75,737.44 . -KEANSBURG — Large room, suitable fo TWO-FAMILY FIND beautiful four-bedroom bl-level, with four- train and schools. 13B,9OO. By owner, Tuition 58401.14 15,000.00 15,000.00 Stale Aid 9.073.00 5,540,00 5,540.00 column portico suggesting a touch of the 42-2953. Miscellaneous Revenue 13.712.12 10,000.00 10,000.00 Miscellaneous Revenue 17.610.87 Old South, featuring paneled family room I Special Federal and/or with log burning fireplace, sliding glass EANSBURG — Two nouses. One three State sponsored Programs : 93,476.60 (CD TOTAL DEBT SERVICE S94.O97.V5 S92.002.95 NICE FURNISHED ROOM — Kitchen AAATAWAN doors leading to wood deck. In a lovely Doms. one four rooms. On lot 75x100. privileges. Red Bonk area. (A-l) TOTAL CURRENT EXP 15,171,932.60 14.053.279.00 16,571,400 00 Call 741-1769 Charming two family home with separate treed settlng.^enslbly priced at MS,500. 6,500. 264-2786. TOTAL REVENUE ALL ACCOUNTS 11.181.4150? II,UI.029.51 entrances. Close to schools, shopping and The S33.000 — Colonial stvled two-fomily. First all conveniences. Newly decorated Cor- -': three lorge bedrooms, den ond tiled 1 Unanticipated Federal ond/or State Sponsored Programs' •Rellecls Actual Appropriation Ballanca e July 1,1971 ner lot. Priced for a quick sale. $34,900. j. Second floor: two'large bedrooms, APMOPRIATIONSS Garages for Rent lied bath. Large third floor storage area. Appropriation Balance *1481.35 (1) RED BANK — Cement building, 20' x 21' Applebrook Menty of property. Let a tenant pay your Locol Tax Levy 117.490.00 41.8ll.00 35.060.0O Good for storage ond many uses. KIRWAN CO, vov. Call now! Miscellaneous Revenue 11,000.00 J-l CURRENT EXPENSE S35 month. 671-3709. Realtor Agency-Realtors THE KIRWAN CO. REALTOR 7B7-550O (B-l) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 1129.171.35 $41,111.00 135.000.00 ADMINISTRATION Airport Ploio 264 7200 Hoi Salaries 950 Hwy 35 6/1-2300 Mlddletow JEW RANCH HOME 134,500 Contracted Services iatontown, 48 Butlonwood Ave. DEBT SERVICE REAL ESTATE FAIR HAVEN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION hree-bedroam ranch featuring large pan- Appropriation Balance...,. •1113,474.36 led recreation room plus full basement, Local Tax Levy 333,352.00 340,320.00 321,844.00 Solorles .-. S630.228.36 FOR SALE RUMSON AREA .ocafed on V* acre site in low tax area, Slate Aid: 209,662.00 212,220.00 212,220.00 Textbooks OAK HILL RANCH teody for occupancy. Miscellaneous Revenue. .'. 45,5240? New marketing ond merchandising pro- Libraries & Audio Visual Mol Houses For Sale 'PEN FOR INSPECTION: Sot. 12 to 3 (CD TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1702,014.3B 1552,54000 1534,064.00 Teaching Supplies.... gram for Rumson, Fair Haven, and Three bedrooms, den with fireplace, par- tr coll for appointment. Shrewsbury listings. quet floors. Lovely treed lot. $56,500. : RUMSON Also many choice homes available. :ASCADE PROPERTIES 542-2186 (C-2) ADDIT. (EMERGENCY) STT^A^yNbHEALTHSEHViCES Joseph G. STATE SCH. BLDG. AID $168,579.85 S95,2«7.O0 1212,827.00 Solorles—Attendance $48,500 1,900 — Excellent vacant three-bedroom Salaries—Health odern ranch. Over-sited living room, TOTAL REVENUE ALL ACCOUNTS 16.171,698.18 14,742,897 00 17J53.49I.OO Choice ranch, In perfect condition has Sterling Thompson McCUE II dining, room, tiled bath. Large land- All Other Expenses—Health center boll, lovely large rooms, fireplace nped grounds. This home shows pride of TRANSPORTATION In living room, screened parch and patio, ioc; Kianor "Gallery ol Homes" 30 Ridge Rd. Realtors *Rellecls Actual Appropriation Balance July 1,1971 Contr. Serv. & Pub. Carriers , vnershlp. Call now! APPROPRIATIONS two-car attached garage, full basement "HE KlRWAN CO. REALTOR 787-5500 OPERATION ANO central air conditioning. All this on 747-0900 (I) (2) (3) Solorles beautifully landscaped plot In prime area 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 Contracted Services See It today! INCOME PROPERTY J-1 CURRENT EXPENSE Expenditures Approp. Approp. Heol Older Keyport two-family home has large RAY TOP OF MOUNTAIN Lots and Acreage ADMINISTRATION Utilities Heavily wooded orea and spectacular living room, fomtly-stied kitchen, ond two Salaries I14MK1.M JIM,267.00 >17?,««6.0O Supplies..... views. Long low ranch only eight years big bedrooms upstairs. Apartment down- X 100' LOT — Fill dirt already In. Contracted Services Il.2i4.tv 8.70000 10,200.00 MAINTENANCE new. Three bedrooms, two deiuice boths. stairs hoi living room, with fireplace, ,900. Near boollng. All Olher Expenses 20,$29.25 21,400.00 2v.0l0.0O kitchen and one bedroom. Owner anxious Contracted Services VAN HORN amily room 71x20, two-car oarage with INSTRUCTION Replacement of Equipment.; huge work area, full basement, hoi woter ond will listen to offers. Asking $26,900. Salaries 13,981,674.95 «,286,717.00 14,719,58500 AGENCY-REALTORS McAlister Agency New or Additional Equipment eat. A super home In mint condition. Sol- Realtor Textbooks... 4A.740.78 47,770.00 45,000.00 All Other Expenses .- Open 7 days. Coll 24 hours a day. I value at S.M,500. Can't lost long. WALKER & WALKER E. River Rd., Rumson 842-1194 Libraries 8. Audio Visual Mat 30,471.34 ' 31,125.00 32,630.00 *lncludes PrAyote School Transportation Cost 747-4100 Realtors AIDDLETOWN — Ideol site for exclusive Teaching Supplies 76,900.32 <4.564.00 110,000.00 FIXED CHARGES }• Hwy 35 671-3311 Mlddletown All Other Expenses :... 30.5JB.90 24,016.10 24,750.00 IW River Rd. Fair Haven RUSSELL M. BORUS lome. 2Vi wooded acres, near Naveslnk Employee Retirement Conlrl...../ A SMALL REALTORS :ountry Club. Principals. 696-5705. ATTENDANCE ANO HEALTH SERVICES Insurance 8, Judgments ,r. 600 River Rd., Folr Haven RUMSON Salaries—Attendance JJ,133.00 S3.150.0O U.4S0.0O Rental of Lond 4 Buildings t CLOSE-KNIT TOWN 747.4532 Rumson Waterfront All Olher Expenses—Attendance 731.12 B00 00 800.00 Tuition V- ONLY $40,500 IE ACRE PLUS — One ol lost acre lots Solorles-Heallh 91,672.21 104,874.00 13,966.00 With top schools — that's Foir Haven! Be i woter In Rumson. Lovely residential All Olher Expenses—Heollh 5,451.09 11,434.00 SUBTOTAL S957.591.40 S1.041J81.S6 RED BANK-RUM5ON AMD MILES Two-story Colonial wonting someone wllh ea. Cleared, high ground, ready to 8,500.00 part of It! Make an appointment to see Multiple TRANSPORTATION • SUNDRY ACCOUNTS this lovely four-bedroom home featuring AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send for Imagination for this charming home. Four illd. Enchanting view of protected bay/ Salaries free catalog oilf modest homes, farms, pa- huge bedrooms, living room (30 x 14)Fea- niQi cnt.riuiiMn' u —vicv *in SJd» oceanpi UICI.H. LUo IAIF - - * OGiuri",....,,.,!,.,,.. . . ••.»•.•.••.•.•••»!••.*•*•.*. S46.427.4I S65,OO0.O0 FOOD SERVICES stately .tone fireplace, formal dining latial Rumson estate}, waterfronts, ocre- with access to river and ocean. Lots of Contr. Serv. & Pub.. Carriers* 21,058.30 45,000.00 Solorles S12.224.O0 room, ultra kitchen, finished basement on tures lormol dining room and den plus a 200' en woter with Replacement Dlst. Owned Buses 7.0O0.00 oge, lots, business opportunities. three-room garage opart merit. Too good booting ot your door. 300"al'l **741-2406* •"«!*».• luirn n__i 1 «i.. A . •• STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES. %.acre lot overlooking lake. Asking to lost. insuronce—Pupil Transportation 9,500.00 Salaries S4.990.40 153,000. RAY STILLMAN riparia.TONTOWn rightsN . —W3.000 Larg. eC 3A. acre building Curr. Activities T. 18,400.00 COMMUNITY SERVICES . 180' tront. Will sell or build to suit. Alt Olher Expenses 20,070.96 19,000.00 Salaries — Recreation S5O0.0O Realtor OCEAN REALTY AGENCY I 229-1502. OPERATION PAUL P. BOVA "Our 54th Year" 542-1990 Salaries S270.217.97 1263,979.00 1308,063,00 JO SUB TOT S975.305.8O 11,055,931.56 REALTORS 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-4600 Contracted Services 24,557.82 26,500.00 12,600 00 35 Chtrry Tree Farm Rd.. Mlddletown I THIS LOVELY M6«E — On corner lot, 54,194.96 67,900.00 <8,000.00 J-2 SPECIAL PROJECTS (Federal ond/or Stole Spaniared) features living room with fireplace, dining Cemetery Lots u™ie?;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;^;:: 81,709.28 109,393.00 104,000.00 ESEA Prolects 15.819.25 NO GRASS TO CUT - In tnis Lime Stiver room, kitchen, three bedrooms, bath, util- other Poriects 424.66 671-2544 Colonial. Compact house In excellent con- FOUR CEMETERY LOTS — Shore land Supplies , ; 24,170.37 24.000.00 dition. Three bedrooms. Available of ity room, attached garage. Carpetlni All Other Expenses 7,374.32 6,000.00 SPECIAL SCHOOLS AND EVENING SCHOOLS throughout. Above-ground Memorial Gardens, Hatlet. J-6 Summer School once. 145,000. 739-9488 MAINTENANCE ENGLISH TUDOR Fenced In treed yard. Plus mony, many SolorlH S5.075.07 14,350.00 S4.3SO.O0 Four full bedrooms and Vh baths make Salaries 5)79,695.45 990,222.00 »»»,689.00 ELLEN S. HAZELTON extras. Coll now for appointment, 251- Contracted Services 120,517.16 81,570.00 43,734.00 Supplies 141.82 600.00 300.00 •this two-story home very desirable. Fea- Realtor 4700. S25.O0O to qualified buyers. Other Expenses 250.00 tures 2-lOne heot and central air condi- Reolocement of Equipment 41462.44 20,450.00 34,125.00 IJO.CK 3 W. River Rd., Rumson 642-3100 Commercial Property New or Additional Equipment. tioning comfort. Fireplace In the den. Full Member Inter-City Relocation Service WINANT AGENCY 37,392.00 (A-l) Total Current Expenses S984.764.60 11.041,131.54 11,156^50.81 basemen! for storage. Situated on over an 178 Engllshtown Rd. Old Bridge, N.J. COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE All Other Expenses 20,073.63 27,000.00 30,000.00 (J-l thru J-8) acre of ground. One of the best buys or vu.900 — Brand new Rumson Colonial of- FIXED CHARGES L-CAPITAL OUTLAY today at 172,900. fering four bedrooms, ixh baths. Choose LiNCROFf — Three-bedroom ranch, flre- Employee Retirement Conlrl 123,715.44 SA9.997.00 S77.284.0O Sites S300.O0 13,260.0 The your own decorating, Holy Cross Parish. Insurance & Judgments 201,907.73 206,159.00 222,000.00 Buildings 9.733.25 13,000.00 uit o short walk fo beach end busline. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT — Appro*I Rental of Land & Bulldlnos 23,657.94 12,500.00 14,100.00 Equipment—Regular..... , 7,397.26 9.500.00 motely Iwo acres In Holmtiel, with three Other Fixed Charges 3,020.99 2,650.00 3,000.00 'erv large living room-dlnlng room, huge Tuition " 34,804.40 (B-l) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 117,130.51 122,800.00 • S3.2O0.O. iltthen-TamUy room, attached goroge. COLTS NECK — Immaculate three-bed- bedroom ranch. Zoned tor medlcal-protes- 25,000.00 35.000.00 Applebrook itart me new year right, call tooay. RO- room, two-bath, large first floor family slonoi building. Adjacent to new medical SUBTOTAL »,6I4,984,I9 15,960,435,10 >6,<>»,«66 0 building across.from Boyshore Hospital. S-DEBT SERVICE GER F. COZENS, Realtor. 613 River Rd., room ranch situated on beautifully lond- 150,000.00 Agency-Realtors Fair Haven. 7i\-7tS6. scoped acre. Quiet neighborhood. Walk to Must sacrifice. Call owner. 739-2400. SUNDRY ACCOUNTS Principal S50.000.00 150,000.DC FOOD SERVICES Interest 44,158.60 44,097.95 42,002.95 boating and fishing. Immediate posses- Expenditures to Cover Deficits..:.... IVERFRONT — A oroclous Colonial sion. Principals only. Low (60s. Call 944- STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES (C-l) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 194,158.60 S94.O97.95 S92.00I.95 LINCROFT 'llti six large bedrooms, 4'/j baths, huge 2744. Salaries . .Split level. Three bedrooms, IVi bolhs. Ivlng room, river room, ond Olnlng room, SI5.540.2S 111,570.00 112,444.00 TOTALS (Sum of A to D Inc.)** . SI.IOO.055.71 11.178,029.51 11,251,(53 It HAZLET — Four-bedroom Cape Cod, two Real Estate Wanted Other Expenses 3,590.91 23.800.00 500.00 recreation room. Immediate occupancy. wo year old eat-In kitchen. Deep water CURRENT OPERATING^ APPROPRIATION BALANCES JUNE », W» , Asking 144,900. 942-3758. Jock on Shrewsbury River. Location, baths, living room, dining area, kitchen. Expenditures to Cover Deficits 60,099.49 57,273.TO 60,190.00 jut c n 3uui j nivc. . e_ ULUI IUIII Newly decorated. Immediate occupancy. HOUSES OR LAND A CURRENTEXPENSE S39.573 10 BE A LANDLORD — Two newly deco- luallly, and elegant llvln J-l SUB TOT •ours, Aiklrnd r elegan' "t "livin '-g can now be 138,500. Owner. 264-4B43 or 379-1347. BouoM for cash. For detail), coll rated apartments. Lower apartment lec- ting J125,O00. Call today. RO- Mr. KMley at J-2 SPECIAL PROJECTS " ."...V.'.V.'.V.V.'.'.'.'.'..JO!J14!43 tures living room, dining room, kitchen, ;ER F. CO3ZENSZ _., Realtor. 813 River Rd., SEA BRIGHT — Three-bedroom house. (Federal ond/or Slate Sponsored! two bedrooms, ceramic tile both, large olr Haven: 741-7684. Llvlna room,-kitchen, sun parlor. 6 New THE KIRWAN CO. ESEA Projects S67.3I1.18 D ON DEPOSIT SPECIAL PROJECTS....!!!!;";;;!""!;^;;!;:;;;;";;;:;:;;;";;;;:;;)°'5|JJ basemen! with finished gameroom. Upper St., Sea Brlaht. S19.90O. Call 847-2160 or Other Pro|ects.. 5,674.58 TOTAL BALANCES JUNE 30, 1972 apartment Is seml-furnlshed, consists of tUMSON — Older tour-bedroom, I'/j bath 541-8386, otter 6 p.m. 75 Newman Spring] Rd. Red Bank, N.J. .Hying room, kitchen, and bedroom. New fiome. Completely remodeleO. New car- IA-11 Total Current Expenses 15,771,171.0] M0S3.27S.tB S6.571,600.00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND BALANCES JUNE 30, 1972 xtlng throughout. All appliance!. Prlncl- MIDDLETOWN — New bl-level. four bed- (JlthruJD heatfJnng system, sldlnp, ond roof. Anxious rooms, PA baths, family room, plus mony 842-4350 L-CAPITAL OUTLAY owftl'r asking - -'- mly. Call 741-4532, 145,500. »»lncludes fully-sponsored special Federal ond/or state Prolectt*~ owner osklna S3S.O0O. CAMASSA extras. 139,900. Coll 741-6631 offer 6 p.m. WE DJY HOUSES FOR TOP DOLLAR Sites SS,256,11 13,700.00 15.000.00 AGENCY, Realtors MLS, 4 Parker Ave. weekdays or all day weekends. In ony condition. Bulldlnos IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JULY t, 1971 t« JUNE J«, 1972 Little Silver. 741-6334. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Five bed- 9,674.00 2.000.00 UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS JULY 1, 1971 UMTS 90 WATERFRONT RANCH — On lagoon Phone 357-7121 Equlpmenl-Reoulor 71,294.85 34.111.00 30,000.00 ooms. Low taxes. Avollable now. Socri- TOTAL REVENUES AND BEGINNING BALANCE ..S8M78O0 . 'LEONARDO — Four bedroom, full base- fee. Principals only. Call 774-1919. with gorgeous view of Barnepal Bay. Prl- STINGS OF BETTER HOMES — In IB 1) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY (89,224.94 S4I.8I1.00 135,000 00 ment Cape Cod. Excellent condition. Nice vole Beach Club. Asking 157,500. 255-4802. Ktonsburo-Mlddletown-Hailet-Holmdel. area, three blocks from school. Being .IDDLETOWNOAK HILL — 2Vi year THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717-0123. IMPIIOVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES' ' S-DEBT SERVICE 'BUILDINGS 164,642 83 transferred. $35,500. By cppolnlmcnl. 291- ild Jour-bedroom, S'/i-batn Colonial. %36,SOCr — This new Fair Haven listing Is Principal S335.000.O0 1310.000.00 1305,000 00 0072. sunken family room with full wail Ideal tor the growing family. It offers four EQUIPMENT ; 1131978 ,uc brick flreploce, raised hearth. 1—Jrooms, plus a lamlty room, living OUR LISTINGS SELL Interest .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.•.'.'.'.•.'.• .526,910.05 242.540.00 229X64.00 TOTAL IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION EXPENDITURES KEYPORT-132.900 — Cape, three bed- Central air. 33' redwood deck. Custom m with fireplace, fenced yard, at- (C-l) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1161,980.05 S525.S4O.0O 1534,064.00 UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATIONS!JUNEI JO. IWJV ' TOoms, Ift baths, boseboard heating, TRY US decorated. Mony extras. Close to schools, tached garoae. Just two blocks to school. TOTAL EXPENDITURES A'SID ENDING BALANCE "".iri^li^ ' fenced yard. STERLING MC CANN, Real Porkwoy and railroad station. Mint condl- Coll now. ROGER F. COZENS, Realtor. BROOK AGENCY J9|.|;|7J (CjlMDDIT. (EMERGENCY) STATE SCH. BLOG. AID" Estate Broker, 544-9646. OO $68W0 Callo71-42SO. J13 River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-76I6. 120,000(0 S75.000.00 •""••" . =^ 2»»«U ••••••• Ban Warhol Film WAITER KADE S - commentator Ross New Yoifc Channelt»^2,4,5,7,9.11,13 LONDON (AP) - Appeal THEATHS # protection by a group ol women who taw been court judges banned a tele- McWhirter, a 47-year-old an- DAYTIME MOVIES banished from a wagon train vision screening yesterday of tismut campaigner, after Sun- EARLY BIRD ?:« B "Tsndsr I. tfcs Night" . (D GET SMART PHICE8 140 B "Bsdiwl Hillibillis." llax end 89 Join a hippie gang when the Utter are a bizarre movie about Ameri- day newspaper critics who O "Daniel loons" can pop artist Andy Warhol watched a preview billed the r YEARS BTHOW SCTYOUR CHILDREN GROW? «ij»»r.ust 5 ID "Iron Duke".. that is laced with four-letter show "a shocker." 3:10 Q "Mars'Mara" M0 B MEDICAL CENTER A circus hllhwlre performer ii hurt In a fall and words, nudes and homose- G R A N T' S TO 4:30 O "Tk» Phantorri.'ol ths Open" wants to quit, but teams her grandfather Is count- 8 "Swns Cams Running" (Part" I) ing on her act to get hta troupe into the big time. xuals. 10,000 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE They stopped the showing REPAY! EVENING - . "The Sunshine Patriots" (1368) starring Cliff. Town East . PAY OFF All Robertson. Digs, Merrill, in order to retrieve a piece only four hours before it was IWHITf STRfET 60 MONTHLY PAYMI ' **o am SHEWS . * of microfilm of interest to Weitem powers, a mas- due to go out on Britain's RED BANK YOUR BILLS B THE RINTSTONES . ter spy switches identities with an American One low Monthly "Amount Monthly HO "Bedrock HlllbUllll™ , tuelnesaman behind the Iron Curtain. commercial TV network and of Loan Payments 0 THE BEVERLY HILLIIUIES • DRAGNET : overturned a High Court THE "QUIgT" NEW EXCLUSIVE Paymenr Pays All PRE- Chickadee Returns* An officer Is s*ol while making a routine check on J2.500 O6IL judge's ruling earlier in the MOVIE THAT HAS FOR QUICK ACUOM i 5948 ••WII 6IU.I6AN-U I S ISLAND a pair of paroled convicts. SHOWING $5,000 $11895 PAYMENT WIU the Heal Mr. RoweU Pltsas Btaal W • S0UL1 day that the film could be I TAKEN THE NATION 01 HODGEPODGE LODGE MO • DRAGNET $7,500' $17843 PENALTY Ao Kpartment house manager Is bludgeoned to seen by television viewers. BY STORM !! "FIDDLER 229-7600 4:30 • I LOVE LUCY , death. The ban was temporary, Annual Percentage Ra'e is "No Ctilldrwi Allowed" 1MB • CANNOM CMTM. RESUMES CO. 15 00 Credit Life ani Disability • HAVE SUN, WILL TRAVEt pending further study. l»te» Units" The mlistnr suspect In the death of a prominent ON THE ROOF' Insurance Optional -me Campaign vt Billy Banjo" ... marine biologist becomes the target of cannon's ."SOUNDER" •ttUMflnstk,U. | Secondary Mortgage Leans! S WAT THE CLOCK Investigation. The appeal court voted 2 to NOMINATED BY THE NATIONAL IB BOOK BEAT . O COLE PORTER IN PARIS 1 in favor of keeping the mov- BOARD OF REVIEW AS ONE 7:00 OCBS NEWS Perry Como hoats this musical special featuring OF THE TEN BEST OF 1972. songs written by Cole Porter with Bursts Dlahonn ie off TV screens. O N8C NIGHTLY NEWS Carroll, Connie Stevens and Lxjuis Jourdan. Court President Lord Den- "CICELY TYSON' Q THE; ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 0 (D NEWS Eatontown ••Qorner Pyl« U.S.MC." ning said the "program will B OWEN MARSHALL BEST ACTRESS 1972. DRIVE IN M2 4200 ' O A8C NEWS WITH SMITH. REASONS* "Sometimes Tough Xs Good." Marshall aeeka to free offend good sense and do-- STRAND THEATRE O IT TAKES A THIEF a dlept Imprisoned for a sex crime on the testi- THE LIST OF RAVE "Haiii Atross lh« Border" (Part H) mony of a disturbed girl. cency and offend public feel- RECOMMENDATIONS AND ID I DREAM OF JEANNIE.. ID BEHIND THE LINES ings." ACCLAIM FROM EVERY CRITIC, St. James -kEYPOFnr- •The Girl Who Never Had A Birthday" (t'arl 0) 10:30 IS THE Slit STATE The dissenting judge. Lord RELIGIOUS GROUPS. CIVIC S) CAPITOL REPORT 11:00 0 O O NEWS, WEATHER. SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS, IS TOO LONG «uwy Pot muu 7:30 8 THE GOLDDISGERS 0 ALFREO HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Justice Cairns, agreed the TO LIST. • HELD OVER* 2nd SMASH WEEK Guest: Doug; MtCiure. * O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS program was not in the public ONE CAT... WHO A Q WAIT -TIL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME "The SpeclallaU" "The Prowler* ' D> PERRY MASON interest but said he did not PLAYS LIKE AN ARMY £ 0 THAT GIRL "The Case of the Silent Partner" think the court could legally "SOUNDER" "Kiss That atrl Goodbye" Bt SPECIAL OP THE WEEK interfere. "DEEP THROAT" 8 THE PARENT GAME "F\ill Circle." Cat Stevens and Leon Ruaaell atar TROUBLE WIAN"J ID THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER in a 90-minute rock concert. The ban was sought by TV II JO O THE CBS UTE MOVIE LAST 6 DAYS also "How Do You Know If It's Really Love?" •Torpedo Run" (1053) starring Glenn Ford, Ernest HIS FRIENDS CALL HIM* tS THE 51ST STATE Borgntne. The story of a relentlesa chase of a MR. T ... HIS ENEMIESZ Japanese aircraft carrier following the attach on sWllH'ssl "SOUNDER" 8:00 O NATIONAL GEO6RAPHIC SPECIAL EVEBY NITE 7:00 « 8:45 HJJ" CALL FOR MERCY • An Exclusive N.J. Engagement "Strange Creaturea of the Night." Th« haunts anS Pearl Harbor. habits of nocturnal wildlife such as vampire Data la O THE TONIGHT SHOW fRI I SAT. 7.OQ. »i45. 10.30 Mexico and Oil birds In Trinidad are explored. Guest: Jack Benny. STARRING ^ Q-ADAM \l . 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE LSat. & Sun. - 2 p.m.. "LOVE FOR SALE" "Clear With A Civilian." Officer Reed Is Introduced 'The Scarf" (1D5D starring John Ireland, Kmtyn CINEMA I CINEMA 2 ROBERT HOOKS 0 to thenew female potlce-comtniasianer, whom Mil- Williams. A young man escapes from an asylum plus IATE show tveny Nil loy had cited for a-traffic violation. - for the criminally Insane to prove his Innocence In a murder. Two Hits by lUCUlm ADMISSION PBtCl -PLUS- # e HOGAN'S HEROES Romen Polenekl iNCiupis urf SHOW I Continuous Every Sun. From 2 P.M. "Rev. Kom. Kllnk" O WIDE WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT OH! OTHE PAUL LYNDE SHOW "Frankenstein" (Part H) atarring Robert Vtx- il "P.S. I Loathe You." Paul yents his hostility ton- Worth, Susan Straaberg. A terrifying monster is CALCUTTA McBETH "AND HOPE TO DIE" • aid a senior law partner by wrltlngr a letter whidi brought to life by a mad doctor, he doesn't intend to mail, but the dry cleaner does. 11:00 O THE MIDNISHT MOVIE * PLUS * • PLUS * 'FILLMORE with ROBERT RYAN * O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS "I Am the Law" (1938) Btarring Edward O. Rob- EVERYNirE 10:10PM. "Cousin Tundlfer" inson,., otto Kmger. FBI i SAT. 11HIDHITE ID NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR • • ••••••••••0 ID THE BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW FRITZ REPULSION' ADMISSION ONLY "The Humanlsatlon of Herbert T. 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