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The Weather Showers likely this after- FINAL noon, high around 70. Variable cloudiness tonight, partly sun- Kcrl Bank, Freehold ny and mild tomorrow. '"" l,ong Branch EDITION 1 REGISTER 36 PAGES Monmoutli County's Outstanding Home Newspaper TEN CENTS VOL 95 NO 203 RED BANK, JN.J. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1973 ,„„„„„„'„ „,„;„ ,„„.„.„„„„„,„„„.„„„«. „,., I.,...... ,,.... m .".". ".-... •••..••••.•"' •'"'•''-" »-'»•• ""'"•' »»»'»»»»"" ...".«...... "".."«««»»»»-«..''•••••»•...... "- - >">«'" -"»' •*"• NewNixon Cooperation Spurs Watergate Probe WASHINGTON (AP) — The .newsmen at the White House. anyone who might be under said first reached him March indicated nobody then in the Watergate investigation is No questions were permitted, suspicion. But he also said he 21. White House or the adminis- gaining momentum after He said he met Sunday with has told investigators that no Aug. 29 Claim tration was involved. How- President Nixon abandoned Attorney General Richard G. officials are exempt from The President's original ever, reliable sources say the blanket claim of in- Kleindienst and Assistant At- prosecution, and said he'll claim was made more than McCord has testified that an- nocence for White House, torney General Henry Peter- suspend any government em- seven months ago on Aug. 29 other conspirator, G. Gordon . aides, sen who gets reports of grand ploye indicted in the case and at a California news confer- Liddy, told him that Dean Nixon said yesterday he will jury testimony, fire anyone convicted. ence. Nixon said then that himself helped plan illegal send his aides to testify pub- "I can report today that White House Press Secre- presidential counsel John W. bugging and related activi- licly as demanded by Senate there have been major devel- tary Ronald L. Ziegler said Dean 3rd had concluded an in- ties. investigators preparing for opments in the case," Nixon that supersedes Nixon's long- dependent investigation of the Nixon now has abandoned hearings next month. said, ".. .real progress has standing claim that adminis- burglary and wiretapping of his attempts to keep Dean and He said he launched a new been made in finding the tration officials have been Democratic offices at the Wa- other White House aides off presidential inquiry into the truth." cleared, because the latest tergate building. the Senate witness stand. He matter last month, about the He wouldn't elaborate on statement stems from Nixon said then "cate- capitulated to demands by a time Watergate burglar the developments or name "serious charges" that Nixon gorically" that Dean's probe See Now, page 2 James McCord began telling his story to a Senate com- mittee and a. federal grand jury. This time the President's in- Impact of Fort Changes quiry is being conducted by persons outside the White House staff, some of whose members reportedly have been implicated in McCord's secret testimony. Seen Minimal by Army In a related development, By BEN VAN VLIET mouth's activities. get notices advising them of be separated upon reorganiza- Nixon's reelection committee The revised plan provides their organizational assign- tion." was reported to have offered FT. MONMOUTH - The for the relocation of activities ments by May SI. The Army Signal School ac- the Democratic party ?525,000 Department of Defense and personnel from Phila- Those who decline to trans- tivities now split between Ft in damages to settle a multi- (DOD) said yesterday the en- delphia as either office space fer with the unit will be sepa- Monmouth and. Ft. Gordon million-dollar package of law- tire Army Signal School here becomes available or the mis- rated, and those willing to will be consolidated in two suits over the Watergate raid. will be relocated at Ft. Gor- sion of the activity dictates. transfer, but for whom there phases at Ft. Gordon. don, Ga. by the end of 1974. But Democratic National Transfer of the Philadelphia is no job at Ft. Monmouth, But a year later, the DOD Tactical Courses Chairman Robert S. Strauss unit to Ft. Monmouth is ex- will be maintained until a pro- said, the signal school will be said he wouldn't accept any pected to begin Aug. 5 and be posed command reorganiza- The first phase will involve replaced by the army's De- offer until it becomes clear completed by June 31), 1974. tion on March 24, 1974, when movement of the tactical fense Language School, now that the affair will be aired To Get Notices they also will be separated. communication courses to be HOLY WEEK BEGINS — Christians throughout Monmouth County like located at "three scattered in- sufficiently in public inquiries. All employes, the fort said, followed by transferring the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sofield of Eatontown, and their son# Paul, 18 stallations. Gen. Foster said affected months, will begin observance of Holy Week at Holy Thursday services Nixon disclosed his actions employes at both Ft. Mon- "to whom the command could remaining signal courses. in a three-minute statement to The net result, the DOD mouth and Philadelphia would not make a position offer will See Army, page 3 tomorrow. Holy Week is culmination of Christian liturgical year. said, would not seriously pf- iect the function of Ft. Mon- moulh, nor its economic im- pact on the surrounding areas. Lopes Is Ruled Guilty Tomorrow's Observances "Taking into account," the Army said, "the previously announced move of Elec- tronics Command units at Philadelphia to Ft. Mon- On Conduct Charges Mark Christianity's Start mouth, total personnel strength at the fort will re- By ED WALSH A. Nimmo of Middletown, who By FLORENCE BRUDER it and said 'This is my body "If I am the one you want, let Good Friday, the day of suf- main essentially the same as heard two days of testimony which is for you. Do this in re- these men go." This was to fering and death. it is now, although there will KEANSBURG - Suspended in January when Patrolman The three-day period begin- membrance of me.' In the fulfill what he had said: "I Pilate could find no cause to be more civilian employes Patrolman Anthony M. Lopes, Lopes was tried on depart- ning tomorrow marking the same way after supper, he have not lost one of those you convict Jesus and offered to and fewer military personnel. acquitted of manslaughter mental charges, has recom- passion and resurrection of took the cup of wine, saying, gave me." release him to the crowd, as Overall Plan last November in the shooting mended the suspended officer Jesus Christ is for Christians 'This cup is the new covenant The soldiers arrested Jesus was the custom. But they The Army plans for realign- death of police Sgt. Frank Pe- be dismissed from the depart- throughout the world the cul- of my blood. Do this, whene- and took him to Caiphas, the shouted "We want Barabbas, ment and consolidation of its ters, has been found guilty of ment effective Feb. 11, 1972, mination of the entire liturgic- ver you drink it, in remem- high priest, for questioning. not this one!" Barabbas was activities at Ft. Monmouth departmental charges of con- the date of his suspension. al year. brance of me."' At daybreak, they took him an insurrectionist. were part of a large consoli- duct unbecoming an officer. Both Mr. Blanda and Mr. Services tomorrow, Holy That was the beginning of to the praetorium where Pi- Scripture tells us Pilate dation plan revealed yes- The Daily Register has O'Neill, when contacted by Thursday, are designed to re- Holy Communion as it is of- lute came out and queried then had Jesus scourged, terday in Washington by Sec- learned. the Register last night, con- joice in the institution of the fered in Christian churches him "Are you the king of the placed a crown of thorns on retary of Defense Elliott L. Although Philip J. Blanda firmed they had received Eucharist, accomplished by today and the bestowal of Jews?" his head and threw a clock of Richardson. Jr., of Hazlet, borough at- copies "of Judge Nimmo's 12- Christ at the last supper; to spiritual powers upon his Jesus answered, "My king- royal purple about his shoul- Meanwhile, Ft. Monmouth's torney; Francis X. Moore of page decision. celebrate Ihe bestowal of the apostles, the first ministers or dom does not belong to this ders. commanding general, Hugh Eatontown patrolman Lopes' Mr. Moore said he hadn't ministry upon the apostles priests. world. If it did, my subjects The people spat on Jesus, F. Foster Jr., announced yes- attorney, and James T. received a copy and was when he said "Do this in re- Then, according to John's would be fighting to save me reviling and slapping him and terday that the Army Elec- O'Neill, borough manager, "completely surprised by the membrance of me," and to re- account of the Passion, Jesus from being handed over to the crying "Crucify him! Crucify tronics Command has revised would not comment on the phone call." collect the Lord's example of went with his apostles to the Jews. As it is, my kingdom is him!" ils schedule for the consoli- matter, it has been learned "I can't comment until I mutual charity in washing the Kidron Valley. . . there was a not here." Pilate exclaimed, "What! dation or the KCOM Phila- that former Hudson County have a chance to read the de- apostles' feet. garden there.. . and the place Thus begin the events of See Tomorrow's, page 2 delphia unit into Ft. Mon- Superior Court Judge David cision," Mr. Moore said. "I John's writings tell us that was familiar to them. would guess my copy is in the Anthony M. Lopes "Before th* feast of the Pas- "Judas took the cohort as mail as it hasn't been re- sover, Jesus realized that the well as the guards supplied by ceived by anyone in my of- ceived and I will present it to hour had come for him to pass the thief priests and the Pha- fice. them tomorrow night at a from this world to the Kather. risees and came there with Rebuild Wreckage of Plane caucus session," Mr. O'Neill * "After I have had a chance The devil had already induced lanterns, torches and weap- to confer with my client I will said. Judas, son of Simon Iscariot, ons." have a statement to make," Double Jeopardy Plea to hand him over." Jesus asked them three Mr. Moore said. Although Mr. Moore, during Paul, in his first letter to times, "Who is it you want?" To Find Cause of Explosion Mr. Blanda and Mr. O'Neill the departmental hearing, the Corinthians, says: and three times they repliod, acknowledged receipt of the questioned "a chance of "On the night he was be- "Jesus the Nazorean." By GREG BOKAK thing late tomorrow (Wednes- Morris Ave., Long Branch, South Amboy corporation opinion dated April 12. double jeopardy," it has been trayed, he took bread, and af- "I have told you I am he," day)." owner of LuLu's Sub Shop. which owns the Playpen "1 can't comment as this learned Judge N'immo has ter he had given thanks, broke Jesus replied thrice, adding BRICK TOWNSHIP - The He said safety board in- Sea Bright; Miss Sandra Lee Lounge, Sayreville, and the matter must be presented to ruled acquittal of a criminal National Transportation vestigators have not had time Clements, 21, of 160 Ocean Playpen South, Kort Lauder- Borough Council," Mr. Blanda charge does not bar a depart- Safety Board may have clues to analyze parts of the Ave., Long Branch; Miss dale, Fla. said. mental hearing on related to why a plane exploded in crashed plane to arrive at any Anne B. Karpo, 22, of 2140 Frequent Trips "I have made council aware charges. midair killing six passengers conclusions. Apollo St., Ocean Township, The plane, based at Mon- that the opinion has been re- See Patrolman, page 2 The Inside Story Monday morning after wreck- The twin engine Beechcraft and Mrs. Marie Antoinette Pe- mouth County Airport, was age assembly is completed plane exploded and fell into tillo, 31. of l(il Sand Springs frequently used for travel be- ' Potluck on consumer news Page 22 f late this afternoon. the residential Cedarcroft sec- Drive, Eatontown. tween the shore area and Black Hawks go one-up on Rangers I'agc 22 George A. VanEpps, Nation- tion at about 4:30 a.m. Mon- Dr. Walter E. Corrigan, Florida, according to a Play- Riverview Pictorial,' Yanks, Mets lose; Phillies Iriumph I'agc 22 al Transportation Safety day after taking off from Ocean County medical exam- pen South spokesman. Interscholastic sporls coverage Pages 23-24 Board's eastern region chief,, Monmouth County Airport. , iner, said the victims died Raymond Bodley, manager OTB czar evaluates Jersey's future Page 25 Raritan Road Runners said yesterday the plane Wall Township. from multiple external and in- of the Playpen Lounge, said Bridge Advice.. 3J | REGISTER The "Riverview Pictorial" is a 24-page tabloid being pre- DA LV wreckage has been moved to Laboratory Tests ternal injuries. Mr. Blasi was allowed to use Classified 28-32 PHONE NUMBERS The pilot, Anthony J. Blasi Mr. Blasi's internal organs the aircraft whenever he pared as a special section for tomorrow's editions of The Daily Camlcs 3J Lakewood Airport where re- Register. Main Office 7410010 construction operations are in Jr., 31), of Twin Brooks Apart- have been sent to Federal wanted as long as the corpo- Contemporary Life 20-21 classified Ads •. 741-6900 ments, Ocean Township, a Aviation Agency laboratories ration did not require its use. Prepared by members of the Navesink River Auxiliary of Crossword Puzzle 33 progress. Rivcrview Hospital, the publication is a photographic review Legal Adv 741-0010 "The wing assembly oper- former Long Branch resident, in Oklahoma City, Okla., for Editorials 6 Display Adv 7410010 Arthur Stock, corporation of people and places in the county which many readers save ation," he said, 'has been and five passengers were further examination, he said. Entertainment 34,35 Circulation Deft 741-3330 president, reportedly said if from year to year. started at this time since it is killed in the in-flight ex- The results of the exam- he had known Mr. Blasi was Financial U Sports Dept 741-0017 plosion. ination will be sent to the Na- Motorcycie gangs have been a cause of terror in some sec- the most likely cause of the going to fly the plane Monday Horoscope 33 Contemporary Life 741-0010 tional Transportation Safety tions of the nation, but that isn't the case in Atlantic High- Mac A Date 7 aircraft's mid-flight failure. The other victims were Car- morning, he would have ob- lands. That's the home base of the Haritan Road Runners, Accounts Payable 741-0010 mine J. Intesto, 33, operator Board (or study, Dr. Corrigan M V|M We have not reached any con- jected to it. members of which are enthusiastic cyclists. They also have the » 35 Accounts Receivable..741-0010 of the Fountains Restaurant, said. Obituaries 4 Middletown Bureau 671-2250 clusions about the trash yet, Mr. Blasi was employed as Mr. Bodley said none of the distinction of being the recipients of praise from no less a law ISO Ocean Ave., Long Branch; and order personality than Middletown's Police Chief Joseph Sports 24-27 Freehold Bureau 462-2121 but wo should know some- Sheridan Camerata, 43, of UK a pilot for the past 1H months corporation members knew Television 34 Long Branch Burcau:..222-601O Calico Yardage M. McCarthy. by Art Stock Enterprises, a (See Rebuild, Page 4) iilinuiliilumiMiimiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiil nun IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII innr Libbie's Country Store. 9 Opea Easter, U-8 Marybeth Allen writes about the club, its members and its Starting April 26, 1973 and ev- Fisherman's Wharf Church St., Sea Bright. (Adv.) Peterson's Riverside Inn. Re- The House on Monmouth St. Need Credit? Need a car? activities in her usual delightful style. 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Peppermint Restaurant closed Easter Sun- Granular lime 59c, regular 200 Harbor Way, Belford, New May lti. 50% off merchandise April 19,1973, at 8:00p.m. Liquors, 14 N. Bridge Ave., Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 291-2191 Tree, 771 River Hd., Fair day Happy Easter to all. 89c. Becker Hardware, Hwy Jersey. (Adv.) in our Sales Corner. (Adv.) (Adv.) Red Bank. (Adv.) (Adv.) Haven. (Adv.) • (Adv.) 34, Colts Neck. 747-0465.(Adv.) 2 71wI>»By«eg»iter,l«4B«A-llWmet<»wii,N.J. H«tae«i»y, April 18, Ii7j PEP Funds Misused, Court Bars Further f Newark Mayor Told Seizure of X' Films ceived an official letter from findings in his investigation, NEWARK (AP) - The U.S. NEWARK (AP) - A federal Attorneys for Ihe theater (iarth pointed out however Department of Labor says the labor department. The according to Aponte: court judge ordered a tempo- contend that the continuing to that if the slate is upheld by more than Jl million in feder- mayor said he had met with -A political patronage sys- rary halt yesterday to the prevent the showing of their Ihe fedetal courts the theaters al funds has been misused un- Labor Department officials tem involving the top city offi- seizing of movies displayed by films, the stale is violating Ihe will be liable to prosecution der the Public Employment yesterday in New York and cials was in operation. two of New Jersey's most con- federal court's ruling The for any films shown during Program (PEP) in Newark been given a report on the -44 PEP hirees were found spidous sex film theaters. stale says it is applying the "the period of the temporary and it wants reimbursement. PEP program. But he said he to be ineligible. "I'm no great protector of court's standards anyway, restraint The department said yes- had not received official no- — Funds were used for obscenity, but I have a groat even though the law does not According to the theater terday the funds were used tice of charges in the report unauthorized out-of-stale trav- reverence for Ihe First include Ihe redeeming social owners, the slate's film seiz- for political patronage and Gibson added that when he el, with excessive daily rates Amendment." said U.S. Dis- value test. ures violate the First Amend- other unauthorized purposes •left the meeting, "there was a and questionable fringe ben- trict Court Judge Leonard I. ment right to free speech. in the program under the La- firm agreement there would efits for some PEP adminis- Garth. At any rale, (iarth ex- pressed displeasure that the They contend that seizing bor Department's Manpower be no public statements about trative staff. At the same time. Garth stale Legislature has failed to films deemed obscene by a Administration. this until we received official — Of 11 of the adminis- said he would recommend to write a law in accordance prosecutor, before a court Edward W. Aponte, the re- notice." trative staff charged to the the chief judge of the 3rd U.S. with the court's 1H72 ruling hearing is held, amounts to gional Manpower adminis- Aponte said at least 100 job PEP payroll, only one had Circuit Court of Appeals that and he decried the confusion prior restraint of speech. trator in New York, ordered appointments in the program duties dealing 100 per cent a three-judge panel be con- surrounding what is or isn't Newark Mayor Kenneth A. had been made by some of the with PEP administration. vened to review the two thea- (iarlh said a three-judge obscene in New Jersey Gibson to remove three high city councilmen He directed ters' contention that the panel is needed to decide the ranking city officials from the that this be "discontinued im- —The hiring of 45 police pa- stale's confiscation of such issue because it was a three- • "1 wish they would show a program and to effect other mediately and explicit uni- trolmen under PEP did not films as 'Deep Throat' is un- judge, court thai ruled the ob- little more interest and pass a changes recommended by form personnel procedures es- result in an increase in em- constitutional. scenity law unconstitutional. statute that doesn't require so Secretary of Labor Peter J. tablished by the city that wall ployment opportunities, since No single judge, he said, has A suit was brought much lime by so many Brennan preclude patronage in the se- they were not additional to the power to decide whether a against the slate by operators people," (iarth said at a hear- Aponte asked the removal lection of those to be hired." normal hinngs. of the Treat Theater in New- ing of the theater owners ruling by- a Ihree-judge panel was being violated of City Manpower Director Through 1972 Newark re- —Persons were hired under ark and the Strand Theater in request for the convening ol AP Wirepholo Harry Wheeler, City Assistant ceived nearly $10 million in PEP to clean and maintain Keyport. Both cinemas were the three-judge court STEWS WALK OUT - Eastern Airlines' steward- The current show at the Business Administrator Elton PEP funds to support nearly public buildings, but their use raided by local prosecutors May Show Films esses leave the company'^ John F. Kennedy Air- Strand is "The Young Sedu- Hill and City PEP Director Al 1,500 public jobs. The pro- possibly displaced similar ser- while "Deep Throat ' was Cnder Garth's ruling, the port terminal to set up picket lines after their cers " and the "Swinging Moore, all Gibson appointees. gram was begun in August vices contracted for by the being displayed, and the film theaters will be allowed to ex- union decided to strike the airline last night. The Stewardesses" and at the The three were accused of 1971. The sum of $6,1)21,000 has city, a violation of the PEP has been ruled obscene by Su- hibit any lilms they desire. walkout was settled af 1 a.m. today and flight at- Treat. "Aphrodisiacs" and failing to follow guidelines been allocated to complete maintenance of effort regu- perior Court Judge Merntt except "Deep Throal." with- tendants returned to work, ending a brief shut- "Hookers Convention." and required procedures in the program by June 30, 1974. lation. Lane in Monmouth County. out fear of seizure by county down of Eastern's Service. the program, which has been Aponte said Newark must Law Invalidated or state prosecutors pending Aponte said that hereafter under investigation by Aponte reimburse the Labor Depart- New Jersey's obscenity law the outcome of their suit. the PEP director is to report since last September. ment after "a full accounting was declared unconstitutional "Deep Throal' was excepted directly to the mayor and (iibosn, reacting, said he to establish the full extent of by a three-judge federal court because the Strand Theater is Tomorrow's Observances have sufficient authority to would take no such action and the monies to be returned." in November 1972, on grounds currently under indictment ensure against any improper make no comment until he re- ... These were some of the Ihe law did not include the re- for showing it. The state has practices. quirement that a film had to agreed not to prosecute the Mark Christianity's Start have no redeeming social val- case until Ihe constitutional ue to be obscene. issue is resolved (Continued) lilee with the baptism John nion at o p.m. tomorrow1; Shall 1 crucify your king'."' preached; of the way God an- Good Friday, worship at 8 Highlands Grants Variance The answer was loud and nointed him with the Holy p.m.. and Kaster Sunday, ser- frenzied, "We have no king Spirit and the power. He went vice at 7 a.m. and Holy Com- Lon Nol Accedes but Caesar." And. in Ihe end, about doing good works and munion at 111:3(1 a:m. Pilate handed him over to be healing all who were in the For Restaurant Expansion The Presbyterian Church at crucified. grip of the devil, and God was 1 Shrewsbury: tomorrow, Com- HIGHLANDS - A use vari- after a 2 /i-hour public hear- of the East, high rise luxury .John goes on to recount how with him. munion service in sanctuary ance which allows expansion ing April 11. Plans for the condominium under construc- To U.S. Demands Jesus was led away, and car- "We are witnesses to all at H p.m.; Kaster Sunday, sun- of the former Waterwitch project have been available to PHNOM PKNH, Cambodia Although Lon \on quit the tion on Scenic Drive by Sny- rying the cross by himself, that he did. . , finally they rise service-at B a.m. in- Restaurant at 18 Beach Blvd. the public in Borough Hall for (AP) - President Lon Nol cabinet earlier this month, his der-Westerlind Inc., met a went out to what is called the killed him, hanging him on a volving participants from won Borough Council's ap- the past two or three weeks, has bowed to U.S. pressure influence on the partly paral- snag. Initially approved by Place of the Skull, in Hebrew, tree, only to have God raise various churches in Shrews- proval last night, but it he added. and agreed to bring some of yzed president is undinu- council 3 votes to 2 with Mr. Golgotha. him up on the third day. bury followed by continental squeaked through on a 3-2 Mr. Warshaw said the appli- his opponents into the Cam- mshed. Penta and Mr. Waters dis- There they crucified him "He has been seen — not. by breakfast, Kaster service al vote. cant plans to enlarge and ex- bodian government in an at- Premier Hang Thun llak senting, the variance was with two others, Jesus being all — but only by such wit- 9:15 and 11:15 a.m. tend the present restaurant tempt to get cease-fire nego- submitted his cabinet's resig- Voting against the variance, slated for reconsideration tiations started with the Com- in the middle. nesses who had been chosen Holy Trinity Evangelical Councilman Luke J. Penta facility, providing scaling for nation yesterday in accor- when Mr. Penta challenged munists. Near Ihe cross stood Mary, beforehand by God. . . by us Lutheran Church. Red Bank: stated "for the record" that about 200 customers and off- dance with a constitutional the propriety of Mr. Gill's af- the mother of Jesus, anil who ate and drank with him tomorrow congregants will no plans, records of Zoning street parking on a black- "I will choose a new prime provision requiring reorgani- firmative vote John, the disciple he loved. after he rose from the dead. join with the Greater Red Board of Adjustment minutes topped lot across Ocean Blvd. minister to lead the govern- zation of the government ev- Higher Ruling Sought Jesu.s said to his mother: "He commissioned us to Bank Council of Churches were presented to council in A permit for a 20-slip marina ment with the participation ol ery six months There was Crying "conflict of inter- "Woman, there is your son," preach to the people and to ecumenical communion ser- regard to the application be- may be sought later, the law- the opposition." the 59-year- speculation in Phnom Penh est," Mr. Penta declared that and to the disciple, "There is bear witness that he is the one vice at the Presbyterian fore last night. He stated par- yer said. The project, as old chief of the embattled that the new cabinet would be his colleague's vote was in- Phnom Penh regime said in a your mother." From that hour set apart by God to judge the Church atop Tower Hill; Good ticularly that such documents planned now, will cost about headed by Hak. Minister of valid because Mr. Gill "is broadcast last night onward, the disciple took her living and the dead. To him Friday, 1(1 a.m., service for were not available when coun- 325.0,000, he estimated. State Mau Say or Defense doing plumbing work for Sny- into his care. all the prophets testify, saying youths and adults and 8 p.m., cil met in caucus Monday A principal in the venture is Lon Nol said he would also Minister Thapann.ii Ngin. der-Westerlind." If Mr. Gill Jesus, realizing everything that everyone who believes in tenebrae service; Easter Sun- night. John Tsakiris, also associated appoint a new 11 man council Cambodia is the only coun- refused to withdraw his vote, was now finished, said to ful- him has forgiveness of sins day, 7, 9 and 11 a.m. services, with Forte, a luxury restau- of political advisers to include try in Indochina which still Councilman Robert M. Wa- Mr. Penta threatened, "I fill the scripture "I am through his name." all with Holy Communion. ters Sr. agreed, voting with rant in Spring Lake, and the opposition Republicans and does nol have a cease-fire move this be held over to a thirsty." Paul exhorted the Corin- Reformation Lutheran Mr. Penta against the vari- Horn and Musket restaurant Democrats as well as mem- agreement, and Lon Nol's higher court or until the A Jar was there, full of com- thians: "Christ our Passover Church, West Long Branch: ance. and tavern in Bridle. bers of his own Social Re- forces are in a far more pre- borough attorney rules on it." mon wine and Ihe soldiers has been sacrificed. Let us Kaster Sunday, service with Councilman Richard P. Gill Traffic Increase Feared publican party carious position than the Mr. Gill conceded he is as- stuck a sponge soaked in this celebrate the feast nol wilh Holy Communion at ti a.m., also spoke "for the record" Objectors to the variance Authoritative sources said South Vietnamese and Lao- sociated with a corporation wine inlo some hyssop and the old yeast, that of corrup- 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. Pastor after the vote. "The plans fear the restaurant will gen- Lon Nol agreed to broaden tian regimes supported by Ihe doing work for Snyder-Wost- raised it In his lips. Jesus took tion and wickedness, but with Robert H. Linders will preach were on the table last (Mon- erate a traffic hazard and the government under pres- United Stales. erlind Inc. He asked Edward it and breathed, "Now it is the unleavened bread of since- on the theme "The Man Who day) night, and so was the let-' deplete already insufficient sure from President Nixon, The Khmer Rouge and their (.'. Stokes, borough attorney, finished." And he bowed his rity and truth." Left Too Soon." ter from the Zoning Board," parking space in the residen- who sent the vice chief of North Vietnamese allies con- for a ruling on whether he head and died. Thus runs the basis for Ihe Emmanuel Baptist Church, he stated. tial area affected. The zoners staff of the US Army (Jen trol at least two-thirds of the should vote. Alexander M. Haig .Ir . to They broke the legs of the Christian festival of Easter, Atlantic Highlands: Kaster Councilmen Gill and C. Paul recommended these problems country, and the govern- Mr. Stokes suggested the Cambodia last week to assess other two who were crucified, the "Day of Alleluias." By Sunday services at 11 a.m. Case and Mayor James T. be handled by appropriate ment's army has been unable question be explored in the current Communist threat but when they came to Jesus overcoming death, Christ and 7::il) p.m. White voted in favor of the routing and signs. to make significant gains caucus. After a nine-minute to Phnom Penh and saw he was already dead, promised eternal life for his Monmouth Baptist Church, variance. Transfer of a liquor license against them despite heavy dosed session, council re- they thrust a lance into his followers. Eatontown: Evangelistic cru- from the former Waterwitch bombing by U.S. air forces. Plans Available turned to rescind the variance side and immediately blood And those followers, men, sade featuring the Rev. Ken Thomas T. Warshaw of Red Restaurant to Long Jnhn's US officials in Washington Meanwhile, the Nixon admin- approval. and water rushed out. all this women and children, have Lyle tonight through Easter Bank, attorney for the appli- Ltd. was approved, with only were hopeful thai Lon Nol istration is under mounting A decision is promised next in further fulfillment of scrip- . taken the truth to heart in Sunday at 7:30 p.m. cant, Stak-Wood Inc., which Mr. Penta dissenting. would turn the government pressure in the U.S. Congress Tuesday, when council will Hire many secular ways as well. St. Mark's Episcopal plans to operate the restau- A variance amendment over to his former associate. to stop the bombing meet in special session to con- With Pilate's permission. Those attending the church Church, Keansburg: Good rant and tavern as Long which would permit a lath- Sisowath Sink Matak, who is The Cambodian military sider bids for borough-owned Jesus' followers placed his of their choice will find lilies Friday, three hours' service John's Ltd , said the variance floor club room and priv- a relative of the deposed chief command claimed that its property. b o d y i n a n e w t o m bin a there, symbol of the purity of beginning at noon; Kaster won Zoning Board approval ate cocktail lounge on Top of state, Prince Norodom Si- troops on Tuesday repulsed a Three ordinances in- nearby garden belonging to the God-man. Lighted candles Sunday, potted plants will be hanouk, and that Sink Matak Com muni si attack near troduced last night are sched- Joseph of Anniathea and, in signify the presence of Christ given to the children at the 8 could get Sihanouk's suppor- Khnar. 3 7 mi les south of uled for public hearing accordance with Jewish cus- on earth for 4(1 days, as scrip- a.m. service and 9:30 a.m. ters in the Khmer Houge Phnom Penh Hut unofficial Tuesday, May 15. tom, bound it up in burial lure says, instructing his procession and family choral guerrilla army to the confer- sources said Kep. the major Price Control Bill One measure amends the cloths with perfumed oils. apostles and disciples in main- Kucharist. ence table fishing port on the Gulf of zoning ordinance to change All this in preparation for taining the infant church he Lutheran Church of the commercial zones as recom- But political observers in Sum. fell the wonderful happenings of founded. Good Shepherd, Holmdel: mended by the Planning Phnom Penh said no matter the day after sabbath. . . Youngsters eagerly await Good Friday service at 8 p.m. Future in Doubt Board. Another is an amend- BUSINESS Ll'M'HKON whoLon Nol brings in. Hie Very early, just after .sun- the Bunny, symbol of Christ's RED BANK - The Busi- and Kaster Sunday, a service WASHINGTON (AP) — controls expires at midnight ment to the health code align- Khmer Houge won't negotiate rise on Sunday. Man- Magda- meekness. The Bunny brings ness Peoples Luncheon will be of Holy Communion at 10:45 House and Senate conferees April 30 and Congress is due ing it with the state plumbing so long as Lon Nol and his lene. Mary the mother of tiny chicks and eggs. . . the served tomorrow from 11'HO a.m. have agreed on a compromise to quit today for its Easter re- code. The third ordinance va- younger brother and chiel ad James, and Salome brought rebirth of humanity. . . and a.m to ! :t(l p.in in Parish Cross of Glory Lutheran bill extending presidential au- cess, returning the morning of cates Conners Ave. user. Brig lien. Lon Non. re- perfumed oils to the tomb candy, the sweetness of the Hall of Trinity Episcopal Church, Matawan: Commu- thority to impose wage-price the 30th. tain control of the govern- with the intention of anmmit- season Church. White St.'.Mcatloaf is nity Good Friday service at controls but Republican oppo- Meantime, House Republi- ment. ing Jesus' body Bright new clothing and the the entre this church from noon to 3 sition in the House and the im- cans forecast a floor defeat Cahill Urges They found the great stone exchange of tender spring p.m. with seven local minis- pending Easter recess leave for the compromise bill rolled back from the entrance plants bespeak a reawakening ters participating in preach- the bill's future in doubt. agreed upon, yesterday. Of the Road Funds and, on entering the tomb. of both body and spirit. ing on the Seven Last Words President Nixon's current Republicans in the Senate- Patrolman Found saw a young man dressed in The spiritual and psy- From the Cross by Jesus. House conference committee, authority to impose economic while sitting to the right. chological aspects of Easter Easter Sunday, early service only one. Sen. Bob Packwood For Transit He recognized their fright go deep into the human hearts al 7 a.m. including Holy Com- of Oregon, signed the version TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Guilty of Charges and said: "You need not be of those who so choose to be- munion and a family break- finally approved. William T. Cahill yesterday amazed' You are looking for lieve. They enjoy a glimpse of fast for which reservations Nixon Aides in the Senate, maneuvering sent telegrams to New Jer- sey's congressional delegation (Continued) Last No\fiiiber, alter •)'_> Jesus of Nazareth, the one Paradise when the risen are requested. over a voter-registration bill urging favorable action on a Patrolman Lopes has been hours ol deliberation, a tun who was crucified. He has Christ and the world of spring At the historic Howell Ordered To dominates the floor calendar bill to use the Highway Trust charged with neglect oi duty, of,seven men and live women been raised up: he is not here. overwhelm soul and senses. Works at Allaire Stale Park, with the bill's manager. Sen. Fund for public transportation incompetency. serious breach terned the incident "a tragic See the place where they laid Among services scheduled Easter sunrise services are at Gale McGee, D-Wyo., threat- Cooperate projects. of discipline, negligence. accident rather than criminal him tio now and tell his dis- in area churches are: li a.m., led by the Rev. ening to hold up all other leg- and conduct unbecoming an negligence on the part ot Ihe ciples and Peter. 'He is going Colts Neck Reformed Charles K. Root, pastor of the (Continued) islation until he has agree- Cahill urged the state's con- detendant " employe in public sen ice ahead of you to Galilee where Church: X p.m. tomorrow, in- First United Methodist special Senate investigating ment to vote on his bill first. gressmen to support an amendment to the 11)73 Feder- The charges stem trmn the you will see him just as he formal service of Holy Com- Church of Farmingdale. committee, headed by Sen. Opponents have organized a in his findings Judge \im- al Highway Bill that would fatal shooting in police head- told you.'" munion; Good Friday, s p.m.. The annual Easter egg hunt Sam J. Ervin Jr.. D-N.C., that filibuster against the bill, nio has told council that "play provide for limited use of quarters of Sgt. Peters in Feb- The Acts of Ihe Apostles singing and narration sum- will be at :i p.m for all chil- presidential aides testify in which would provide a post- acting" .cannot be tolerated, Highway Trust Fund money ruary. 1!!":!. approximately L'u tells us that Peter said to the ming up the life and death of dren HI years old and under. public and under oath. card registration system. and that the incident revolved for urban transportation proj- minutes before both officers people "I take 11 you know Jesus Christ. Kaster Sunday. The age groups will be tod- "All members of the White Democratic Whip Sen. Rob- around "n-silly argument over ects. were scheduled to be relieved what has been reported all 9.:lll and 11 a.m.. traditional dlers to four, five to seven, House staff will appear volun- ert Byrd said the wage-price who was going to pick up ihe The governor said passage after working the midnight to over Judea about Jesus of Easier Sunday celebration and eight (o ten. Prizes will be tarily when requested by the bill won't be brought up until deputy chief of a federal program per- 8 a.m. dutv tour Nazareth, beginning in C.a- and service of worship. given children who find the committee," he said "They the day the authority expires, mitting the use of Highway l.incroft United Presby- special winning eggs. will testify under oath and the day that Congress returns terian Church: Holy Commu- they will answer fully all Trust Fund money for rail nion tomorrow at S p.m.; \\ oman Is Churned proper questions " Births and bus improvements would Weather: Showers Likely GWKI Friday, a 50-mmute ser- In Tlicll al Sloir Nixon said some aides be a useful complement to SUTTEB MEMORIAL state programs. A few showers likely into vice at the church starting at MIDM.ETOWN - Pamela might testify initially in se- Sacramento, Calif. Today s 7 a in. temperature \alley, the National Weather "It is important for New this afternoon. Variable noon and including the Lu- M. ^lulligan. 22. of 43 Lake- cret, and that they would re- Capt. and Mrs. Erich Cor- was til. Service said Jersey to take a firm lead- cloudiness late this afternoon theran Church of the Good land Drive. Port Monmouth, serve the right to refuse to an- duan (nee Barbara Murphy), TIDES ership position in the effort to and tonight. High today Thunderstorms scattered Shepherd. Holmdel I'niled was released in $100 bail pend- swer certain questions on Sacramento, Calif., daughter, Sandy Hook grant states a greater degree around 71). Low tonight 55 to rain from ihe lower Mis- Church of Christ and Middle- ing a preliminary hearing in grounds of executive privi- April 4. Mrs. Corduan is the TODAY — High S I':' p m or control over critical urban 60. Partly sunny tomorrow sissippi Valley across the (lino town Methodist Church Municipal Court April 2ti on lege. Ervin. contacted in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and low 'MB p m transportation and devel- continued mild and humid Valley to the northern Appala- Old Buck Reformed charges of shoplifting North Carolina, said the com- George Murphy, 191 Silverside TOMORROW - High s :t'J opment decisions," Cahill High in the low 70s Outlook chians today, as a new storm Church. Marlboro. Kaster She was arrested by Patrol- mittee would judge whether Ave., Little Silver, N.J. a m and S'5(i p in. and low said. Friday: Cloudy, nol as mild,' gathered over Ihe Great Ba- dawn service at Camp Arrow- man William Muhleisen at claims of executive privilege ".'.4!l a.m. and 2:5:1 p.in are justified MONMOUTH MEDICAL The U.S. Senate has already chance of showers sin For Ked Bank and Itumson head at fi 311 am Sunday and Two Guy's Department Store. "We reserve the right to Long Branch adopted a Highway Trust In Long Branch, yes- Kxcessive rainfall during bridge, add I wo hours. Sea family worship service in Rt 35. for allegedly taking a rule on the validity of that Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson Fund amendment. The House terday's high temperature the past two days has aggra Bright, deduct III minutes. sanctuary at 11 am dress valued al approximately privilege and lo decide if we (nee Maryann (ielhaus), 50 of Representatives is sched- was 70 and the low. lid de- vated the flood threat on all Long Branch, deduct 15 mm- Luther Memorial Evangeli- $11. want to require the witness to Waverly Place, Red Bank, uled lo vote on the proposal grees. II was 65 at (i p.m. and rivers from eastern Texas cal Lutheran Church, New A complaint was signed by ules; Highlands bridge, add 411 testify'," Ervin said. son. Robert Owen, April 11 todav. .the overnight low was 57. through the lower Mississippi minutes. Shrewsbury: Holy Commu- a store security guard The DaBy Register, Red Bank - Middietowii, N.J. Wednesday, April 18,»» ORID Two Groups Sue Allenhurst, By ihe Associated Press Nixon Offers Energy Plan Attacking Jetty Access Curb WASHINGTON — President Nixon today sends Congress FREEHOLD - Superior Several recent New Jersey caution. The court ruled that them take part in the so an energy policy message expected to stress measures encour- Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. cases involving beach access Asbury Park must keep its ciety's volunteer fish tagging' aging more oil imports. has set May 11 as the date and beach fees, the pla'intiffs beaches open and provide po- program to help study fish m* Informed sources indicated the President probably would when the Borough of Al- note, have tended to favor the lice protection, rather than grations. Many members dive adopt a system allowing bonus oil imports for refiners paying lenhurst must show cause why public's rights to beach use. close them to the public. from the jetties and beaches a tariff or fee on a graduated scale. The plan is designed to en- an injunction against its pro- Last year the New Jersey Su- In another recent case on of New Jersey. And more and courage domestic refining of crude oil from abroad. posed new jetty access rule preme Court struck down a Long Island's south shore in more we are finding it diffi- It also was considered likely that Nixon would urge in- should not be granted. beach fee schedule which New York, the City of Long cult to get near the ocean, creased leasing of federal offshore areas for oil and gas devel- A suit, which could affect charged less to residents for Branch lost a suit in which it here, and all along the norths opment, and might ask Congress to end federal regulation the public's right of access to beach use than to nonresi- sought to bar non-residents east coast because restric- over natural gas pricing. oceanfront land along the en- dents. In that case, Neptune from its beaches. The courts tions are being placed on Also known to be under consideration was a plea to the tire coast, has been filed City sued neighboring Avon to there ruled that the beaches beach access. We hope that states to postpone implementation of tighter nationwide air against the access curb by at- have Neptune City residents had earlier been declared a this legal action will help eS- quality standards. Such a delay would allow more coal to be torneys for the Asbury Park pay the same fees as Avoir public trust and could not be tablish the public's rights to burned, easing the demand on other fuels in short supply. Fishing Club and the Ameri- residents. Oceanfront commu-. closed to the public. the beach,' can Littoral Society. nities were given until the „ Speaking for the American "The answer to the problem Allenhurst plans to change first of this year to establish littoral Society, D.W. Ben- of large numbers of people Rap at Israel Debated access to a stone jetty on non-discriminatory beach nett, the society's executive wanting to go to the beach is UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - Security Council members June 1, when it will be closed fees. director said: "Our members not to close the beaches to so- AP Wlrephoto are interested in the study sought a resolution today that would condemn Israel's raids OUTLINES CUTBACKS — Elliot Richardson, sec- to fishermen and other mem- Earlier, a woman won a called 'outsiders' so that only into Lebanon and still survive the veto gauntlet of the United bers of the public from 9 a.m. case against Asbury Park, and conservation of marine residents or those who can af- retary of defense, outlines the military bases cut- life along the shore. Half of States, China and the Soviet Union. backs which will eliminate more than 37,000 civil- to 7 p.m. The suit asks the when that city closed its ford stiff beach club fees can . British and French diplomats were reported working with court to declare this access beaches to the public in the our New Jersey members are enjoy access to the ocean and ian and military jobs in a Pentagon news confer- active fishermen and many of Arab delegations to draw up a draft for submission to the ence. time rule void and to restrain evening as a safety pre- its beaches." council. A British spokesman said his delegation wanted it to Allenhurst from "interfering include references to both the Israeli attack and to Palestinian with or ddenying to the plain- guerrilla actions. j tiffs and other members of U.S. Ambassador John Scali made clear yesterday that he the public right of access to would veto any resolution that did not also condemn acts of Army Sees Impact the Allenhurst jetty." Oceanport Continues terrorism by the Arab guerrillas. Richard F. Gibbons, munici- "Violence by conventional forces and violence by terror- pal clerk and administrator ists are to be condemned equally," he said. "One is as ugly as OfChangeMinimal for Allenhurst, says the time the other." access rule is proposed for Hearing on Midrise But China and the Soviet Union have indicated they will" (Continued) to provide a central agency June through August because veto any such double condemnation. Last fall, in a similar sit- When this is completed the from which all the Armed the jetty is near a bathing OCEANPORT — A public been present and ready to tes- street in front of the proposed uation, both Communist countries voted against a resolution Army will begin moving in the Forces could obtain assis- beach and there have been In- hearing before the Board of tify at the Board of Adjust- building site would never be "deeply deploring" all acts of violence in the Middle East. Defense Language Institute to tance and direction in lan-stances when swimmers were Adjustment on several vari- ment meeting April 4 when considered prime property for Ft. Monmouth from Texas, guage training. "endangered or injured by ances requested for a pro- the hearing on the apartment commercial development, he Black Panther Beaten in Race California and Washington. DLI currently consists nf a fishing tackle." posed six-story "midrise" building originally was sched- continued, because "it's off- OAKLAND, Calif. — Black Panther chairman Bobby Seale The first language unit to headquarters, four training Cites Seasonal Effect apartment building for senior uled to be held, but could not the beatenvpath." ran a poor second in the race for mayor of Oakland yesterday, arrive here, according to the branches, and the Systems There are 365 days in a citizens was continued last attend last night's meeting be- As for the proposed apart- but radicals headed for a possible sweep of four council seats DOD schedule, will be the Development Agency. Drop- year, Mr. Gibbons notes, and night until the board's next cause of a prior commitment ment, he said "I think thjs is and control of city government in nearby Berkeley. East Coast Branch now at the ping of the Ft. Bliss activity the ruling would apply to only regular meeting May 2. The hearing was postponed a use that, frankly, rather With 214 of 436 precincts counted, incumbent mayor John Washington Navy Yard. and consolidation at Fort portions of 90 of them. Sen. The building, with 100 apart- April 4 until a special meeting - than detract from any proper- Reading led Oakland returns with 28,662 votes, or 53.1 per Later moves will bring the Monmouth of all other DLI Richard R. Stout, borough at- ment units, is planned for a of the board last night when ty values in the area, would cent. Seale was second with 9,26!) votes, 17 per cent. Seven oth- Defense Language Institute elements except the West torney, will represent the mu- 4.9 acre site on Oceanport the board's attorney held that enhance property values in er candidates divided 16,528 votes. headquarters from Washing- Coast Branch will enhance ef- nicipality. Ave. across from Lake Drive. notices of the hearing sent by the area." If Reading finished with more than 50 per cent of the vote, ton, D.C.; the English Lan- ficiency and reduce costs as- Gordon N. Litwin, 6(1 Park The developer Howard W. Mr. Heck to residents within Mr. Heck explained that the he would be re-elected without a runoff. guage Branch from Lackland sociated with DLI operations, Place, Newark, is attorney for Heck & Associates of Shrews- 200 feet of the proposed build- project would be financed The radical slate held the top four spots in a field of 22 Air Force Base, Texas, and the department announced. the Littoral Society, a New bury, is seeking a use vari- ing site were improperly with a 90 per cent mortgage Berkeley candidates with 34 per cent of the vote counted. A the Systems Development Because of the large num- Jersey corporation based on ance plus variances for lot drawn. He directed that the from the New Jersey State rival liberal-moderate slate including two incumbent city Agency from the Presidio, ber of colleges and univer- Sandy Hook. size, the number of stories hearing be delayed so that Housing Finance Agency, councilmen held fifth through eighth spots with 45 of 189 pre- Monterey, Calif. sities in the northeastern Feinberg, Dee & Feinberg, and height of the building, amended notices could be sent The federal Department of cincts reporting. The West Coast Branch of United States, the action will 554 Broadway, Bayonne, are minimum floor space per unit out. Housing and Urban Devel- and minimum number of There are no runoffs in Berkeley's winner-take-all munici- the DLI will remain at Mon- place DLI activities in an attorneys for all plaintiffs ex- Mr. Boyle said the man who opment would provide an in- parking spaces. pal election. terey, and a related activity area which should provide a cept the American Littoral So- would build the apartment terest subsidy on the loan plus at Ft. Bliss, Tex., will be sizable "faculty labor pool" ciety. They represent the As- The board heard nearly house. Jack Pineles of Clifton, rent subsidies for as many as eliminated. from which qualified instruc- bury Park Fishing Club and three hours of testimony last also would testify at the con- 20 or 25 per cent of the tenants Ellsberg Cross-Examined Loss vs. Gain tors in English and 6B foreign its members Athan Anest, night about plans for the tinued hearing May t. of the apartment, he said. LOS ANGELES — Cross-examination of Daniel Ellsberg On July 1, 1972, the begin- languages and dialects may George Carlin, Samuel E. building before adjourning for See Best Use in the Pentagon papers trial is expected to wind up today as ning of the current fiscal be recruited. Morrison, and Salvatore Gubi- the evening, but deferred all At last night's hearing, Mr. Return Limited the defense team prepares to rest its case. year, Ft. Monmouth's popu- tosa of Ocean Township; general questions and com- Heck told the board the senior The developer must put up 10 per cent of the cost in cash, Ellsberg testified all day yesterday, giving terse answers lation was 3,014 military and Ty , James W. Moore Jr. and ments from the public until citizens apartment building to government questions, and was to return to the witness 7,938 civilian. The Signal I JriifFrank Leonard of Asbury after the developer's presen- would be the best possible use Mr. Heck continued, and in stand today for an estimated hour more of quizzing. School move to Georgia will tation is completed on May 2. for the property, which return for the low Interest mortgage is limited to a re- "I'm finding these questions very easy to answer," Ells- result in a loss of 1,800 mili- The continuance of the presently is zoned for busi- William P. McFadden of Ir- turn of no more than 8 per berg said after yesterday's session. "I'm just saying what I tary and l,02B civilians, while hearing was requested by ness. He said that section of. Post Given vington; Thomas W. Taylor cent on his original in- did. the ECOM-PMladelphia shift Brian Boyle, attorney for Mr. Oceanport Ave. would become Sr. and Sigmund Kislowski of vestment. "I think we've been able to present a good case of what we to Fort Monmouth will result Neptune, and Russell Ewig of Heck, to permit the planning a secondary road, as far as Board member Edward Fis- did and why we did it. I think they (the jurors) will find that in a gain of 52 military and To Augustin Farmingdale. consultant on the project to commercial purposes are con- ter volunteered that it we did What we should have." 2,017 civilians. The Monmouth County Fed- testify before the board. cerned, after the new Ocean- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - sounded like a losing proposi- He has testified that he and codefendant Anthony J. Russo DLI will bring 90 military eration of Sportsman's Clubs, Unable to Attend port Ave. is fcuilt through the Thomas Augustin has been tion for the developer. copied the top secret study of the Vietnam war because Ells- and 424 civilians here, for an named to replace Ray- while not a plaintiff, supports He explained that the con- urban renewal area. berg wanted to present it to Congress. Ellsberg has said he end strength of 1,356 military mond Hartnett as Marlboro's the action of the club and the sultant, William E. Roach Jr., Even if Oceanport Ave. Mr. Heck agreed it was for had hoped the documents would spur congressmen to end the and 9,353 civilians. representative on the Free- society and has agreed to help director of the Somerset were not relocated as the most part. "The only war. Both defendants are charged with espionage, conspiracy Since last July, however, at- hold Regional High School in the suit. County Planning Board, had planned, the section of the thing the developer gets out of and theft for the copying. trition and the shift of some Board of Education. The Asbury Park Fishing developing a project like this school courses to Ft. Gordon Mr. Augustin, who resides Club, Lake Ave. and Bond St., is a tax shelter,' he said. Gunfire Flares at Wounded Knee before the present consoli- on Ryan Road, will serve until Asbury Park a none-profit or- Mr. Heck said that even dation make current popu- February, when the remain- ganization, was originally or- Matawan OKs Pay though federal money was WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. - Government reinforcements lation somewhat less than ing year of Mr. Hartnett's ganized in 1902 to promote the tightening up, he was optimis- circled Wounded Knee today after a heavy exchange of gun- that of July 1, 1972. term will be filled. sport of fishing by rod and fire that wounded at least two and possibly six of the militant tic the necessary funding Civilian employes affected reel. It consists of about 100 Indians who have held this village 51 days. Mr. Hartnett resigned be- would be forthcoming for the by the reorganization will be cause he is moving from the members. The society, a non- Codes, 4 Others proposed Oceanport senior A border patrolman from Montana said he and about 25 assisted under the Depart- stale. profit national marine study MATAWAN - The Borough the land will be $222,1X11), all of citizen housing. colleagues has been brought in to aid the 300 U.S. marshals ment of Defense Stability of Mr. Augustin, 43, has lived and conservation group, has and FBI agents around the village after the 90-minute gunfire Council adopted seven ordi- which will be refunded by the "The information we get is Employment Program, the in Marlboro for over four about 4,000 members. It was nances after public hearings federal government. Coun- either the federal government exchange yesterday morning and sporadic shooting the rest of Civil Service Commission's years. He is employed as a organized to promote con- the day. last night. cilwoman Lillian Burry, who is going to loosen up . .or the Displaced Employe Program, management engineer with servation, protect public- introduced the ordinance, said states are going to find a way An unidentified member of the estimated 150 Indians oc- Three ordinances cover sal- and Re-employment Priority Booz-AUen Applied Research, rights in beaches and other Matawan was fortunate to re- of funding this through reve- cupying Wounded Knee was listed in very critical condition aries for regular borough em- List. Transportation and mov- a unit of Booz-AUen & Ham- littoral areas, and encourage ceive this money. nue sharing or something this morning after undergoing brain surgery in a Rapid City ployes, public works employes ing expenses will be allowed ilton, Inc., Apple St., New the study and conservation of else," he said. hospital. A supervisor at the hospital said the man had suf- and police. Councilman Robert Simons for career employes who must Shrewsbury. aquatic life. Councilman Stanley Soko- read a bond ordinance to fi- fered a gunshot wound in the head. Mr. Heck told the board be relocated. The new board member re- Many society members live lowski voted against the sala- nance construction of a recre- that present estimates for To Economize ceived a degree in Physics in Monmouth County commu- ry ordinances because, he ation center on land donated rents in the building are $115 Fruit Crops Hardest Hit The Signal School consoli- from the University of Con- nities, including Allenhurst. said, he felt them to be in- to the borough at Gravelly for efficiency apartments, Fruit crops, especially peaches, seemed to suffer the most dation is being taken to econo- necticut. He is married and Say Public Funds Used flationary. Brook. The center would in- $141) for one bedroom units from spring weather that numbed many areas with record mize manpower and oper- has seven children, one of clude a baseball field, football The plaintiffs ask the court The police contract, which and J1H0 for two bedroom cold spells or drenched them with record rainfalls. ational costs for commu- which attends Marlboro High field, nature trails, picnic to declare that the Allenhurst served as a guide for the oth- units. Extensive flooding, especially in Mississippi, also took its nications-electronics training School. jetty is public because public ers, was negotiated after the area and building for storage agricultural toll as farmland was too saturated for planting. due to the reduced training Mr. Augustin is a former funds have been used to erect police picketed Borough Hall. and recreation. The construc- Hobert Doerner. of Little The cooperative extension service at Mississippi State Uni- requirements resulting from president of the Marlboro Ele- and repair it and because it After much public dis- tion will cost $200,000 of which Kerry, architect of the build- versity said Monday, "as of right now every acre in the state the reduction in the Southeast mentary School PTA, and is extends into public land — the cussion, two bond ordinances 50 per cent will be refunded ing, said the presently pro- is too wet to plant." Asia effort active in the Boy Scouts and ocean below mean high water. for the improvement of by the Bureau of Outdoor posed mix of apartments — 22 Nearly a half million acres of Mississippi farmland are un- Consolidation of the two4H. Thus, the plaintiffs say, the Borough Hall and the acquisi- Recreation. efficiencies, 55 one bedroom der water. Ray Converse, agriculture statistician for the state schools at Ft. Gordon will pro- public has the right of access tion of land next to Borough An ordinance to amend (he- units and 23 two bedroom Department- of Agriculture and Commerce, said one million vide greater efficiency in the to the jetty. Hall to be used as a parking parking and traffic ordinance units — was flexible and could acres.were covered at one point. administration and support of Cleared of Charge The borough of Allenhurst, lot were adopted. The im-was introduced. Public hear- be changed, if desired, before He said between $6 million and $8 million in soybeans and academic programs, access to FREEHOLD - Edward Bi- - the plaintiffs say, has also provements will cost $«U),(HJO, ing will be May 1, construction began. cotton from last year still hasn't been harvested and "it's pret- adequate field training sites vens, 57, of Willingboro has threatened to restrict parking of which $200,000 will be cov- ty much gone." and a year-round climate been acquitted here of a and to take other measures to ered by federal grant. more conducive to the con- charge of stealing a $4,500 mo- prevent the use of the jetty A bond ordinance for pur- Michigan Feels Gasoline Pinch duct of field training ex- tor vehicle in Red Bank last for the purpose of sport fish- chase of 81 acres of wetlands ercises, the Army said. July 26. After a two-day trial ing. also was adopted. The cost of DETROIT — Michigan, where cars are king, is starting to The Defense Language In- before Superior Court Judge feel the pinch of what could be a major national gasoline stitute, established in 19ti3 and Alton V. Evans, Mr. Bivens shortage this ummer. managed by the secretary of was found innocent of stealing Prices are skyrocketing in the Detroit area, which is noted the Army, is the action ele- the vehicle from James W. Be ir/ise.,.4 ways you can save for price wars that until recently often sent the cost of a gallon ment of the Department of Bush, Riveredge Road, New f^'Oft May 29 of gas plummeting to 29.9 cents and lower. Now the average, Defense Language Program, Shrewsbury. for regular gas is about HI cents higher. designed to provide for ef- ... if you join Ihe JACQUELYN ROGERS SMOKENDER Seminars'starling At the same time, the city of Detroit and the state govern- ficient and economical foreign in your area... LEGAL NOTICE The trick is: HOW YOU FEEL AFTER YOU STOP. II you *ant to stop with- ment have raised the spectre of a lineup of police cars, fire language training in DOD and NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Seporote sealed proposals will be re- out "climbing (he-walls" and with a leeling ol Personal Reward-and best trucks and other public vehicles at corner gas stations because ceived by the Board ot Education oi the ol all, WITH A SMILE—[hen come, lind out about it. LEGAL NOTICE Henry Hudson Reqlonol School District ... and bnng your cigarettes! Remember, this is the method thai lequires of inability to make adequate bulk purchases. ot One Grand Tour, Highlands, New Detroit officials say the city budget could take as much as NOTICE Jersey on or before 2:00 P.M. Pre- you smoke as many as you like while you learn how to break the habit. In CHRISTOPHER P. M. WADLEY vailing time, April 30, \m. tor the fur- small, manageable segments. Step-byslep. Intelligently. a >1 million jolt because oil companies appear unwilling to We Brood Street, nishing of General School Supplies, Of- Newark, New Jersey 07IOJ/M3-M4S rice Supplies and Art Supplies for the So, come lo a FREE Explanatory Meeting in your area, and decide then—but continue providing gas at the cheap rates they are currently Attorney for Plolntlh Highlands Public School ond the Henry don't expect any of that Scare business or Willpower sturf. And bring yout SUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JER5EY Hudson Regional School. Highlands, N. giving to fleet customers. CHENCERY DIVISION- J. upon forms of proposals which may friends, they may thank you for a lifetime... be hod upon application to the office ot iiiiiiiiitiiiiiniraniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i IIIIIIIIIMIIII in mi n MATRIMONIAL MONMOUTH COUNTY the secretary. All bids ore to be In strict DOCKET NO. M-I0816-J3 accordance with sold forms. Forms ot LOCATION Fr«t CHplono- ( Stminar proposals and specifications may be ob- t»r» Muiint: I flam: Civil Action lolned from Ihe Office of the Secretory THEM1LY NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT located al One Grand Tour, Highlands, RED BANK Friday ON ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Annuil nil Friday New Jersey, between the hours of 9:00 COMMUNITY YMCA April 27 BEGISTER ANGELA GUTIERREZ. A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Monday through May4 Plaintiff, Friday, excepting iegal holidays. INVESTORS 180 Maple Ave. 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. MAIN OFFICE: vs CHESTNUT ST., RED BANK, N.J. 07)01 JUAN GUTIERREZ. The Boards of Education reserves the PASSBOOK SAVINGS HAZLET luetday Tuesday BRANCH OFFICES: Otfendpnl. 'right to relect ony or all bids and to HOLIDAY INN April 24 May1 ' 171 RT. 11, MIDDLETOWN, N.J., 07741 TO: JUAN GUTIERREZ: wolve any defect or Informality of ony bid should It be deemed for the best In- Highway 35 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 10 EAST MAIN ST., FREEHOLD. N.J., 077» By Order of the Superior Court 171 (ROADWAY. LONG BRANCH, N.J., 07740 terest ot the Boards of Education to do wherein Angela Gullerrel is plaintiff so. Confounded quirierly WEST LONG BRANCH Wednesday Wednmday ond you are defendant, you ore required HOLIDAY INN April 25 ' Established In 1171 qy John H. Cook and Hinry Cloy to answer the plaintiff's complaint on or All proposals ore to be presented to REGULAR PASSBOOK Ma»2 before the 7th doy of June, 1973, by the Board Df Education at the above Monmouth Parkway A Bdwy. 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. PUBLISHED BY THE RED BANK REGISTER serving II on Christopher P. M. Wodley. stated time and place, In SEALED EN- SAVINGS Member at the Associated Press—The Associated Press Is entltlKf ««• Esq., plolnlltl'l attorney, at No. 9119 VELOPES, plainly morked "Bid tor PARLIN General School Supplies and Art Sup- Monday Monday Cluslvely to the use forrcpubtlcatlonof oil the local ntws printed In this Brood Street, Newark. New Jersey, and PARLIN YMCA April 23 rwwsp iper as well as oil AP news dispatches. filing It with proof of service In dupli- plies." April 30 cate win Clerk 01 Superior Court, Stale By order of the Board of Education of lnt8r6St paid From Day of Depojit to Day ol Withdrawal Washington fld.«»»>»»< 8:00 P.M. 7:30 p.m. Second class postage paid al Red Bank, N.J. 07701 and al additional House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey. the Henry Hudson Heglonol School Dis- mailing offices. Published dally, Monday through Friday. Mall subscrlp- 01423, ami If you foil to answer an ap- trict, Highlands. Monmouth County. propriate ludQmcnl shall t)f rendered New Jersey. 3 ngolnil you. (Mn.) EMILY A. JOHNSON, SERVICeiSOUR I Wetk I Month 1 Montns t Monlhi 1 Yeor Secretary SMOK^NDERS I,TO UM S».SO SHOO U5.0O This action l» to obtain o divorce of Board ot Education &CGCST ASSET! •norrlna*. CENTRAL JEBSHf BANK Pllk

Forrestdale 1-lb. 6-oz. 2Z-oz. I RUMSON - Forrestdale qtrs. of can of loaf of I School's four major in- FREE FREE strumental groups will be fea- I tured in the first of two musi- 1 IDEAL " SUPER LOAF cal programs this spring. 1 IDEAL FROZEN I Mrs, Judith Hart will direct I the groups in the public con- ! MARGARINE •ORANGE JUICE WHITE BREAD WITH THIS COUPON & T.SO PURCHASE OR MOM. WITH THIS COUPON & '7.50 PURCHASE OR MORE cert Thursday, May 3 at 8 • WITH THIS rni iDnu I WITH THIS COUPON A «7.« WITH THIS COUPON & '7.50 PURCHASE OR MORE p.m. in the school auditorium, I A second concert is a prod- I Redeemable Apr. 15, 7-CO. 7-CO. Redeemable Apr. 15, 7-CO uct of the students' en- • thru Apr. 21,1973 •Redeemable Apr. 15, thru Apr. 21, 1973 thusiasm for small ensembles. ! LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY RBR ZthrIMIu TApr ON. E21,197 COUPO3 N PER FAMILY RBR LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY RBR On Wednesday, May 16, Mrs. •U Hart will direct performances by flute trios and quartets, a percussion ensemble, clarinet GROCERIES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! quartet, brass trio, piano solo and saxophone quartet. The ensemble concert' will also be in the auditorium at 8 VIVA TO WHS - ..3* MARTINSONU S CORtoUE l./i p.m. In the May 3 concert, the Advanced Band will play pieces by Persichetti, Searle, KM CORE • »7T IKHL TOMATO JUICE* , 29 Wright and the "Clarinet Pol- 0 ka" by David Bennett. This year's Beginning Band HANOI WRAP ••. 59 will perform two numbers, DOLE PBHPPttWJI^iB one featuring solo tympanist, C c Robert Brodsky. Bach and Beethoven will be performed HIRST 0ETE06ENT .§?54 AJAX LWH • • •— . 30 by a newly formed orchestra including winds and per- cussion. .A taste of jazz will be MIA GUIB REVENGES12 «»| PEPSI COLA ^ . 29' presented by the State Band, C swinging to the tunes of "We've Only Just Begun," and "Walk Wild." MSCAOE DETttfiOTf"~ K62 flMffllUT JUICE S» Vandalism P.«es eltecto* April IS. »ru Apri 2t. 1973 n NM . y (Pcml Pfcasanl « Noun I w\ Slater, bland « m Of any Counly Ne» Yor> Quanmy Riqms leservecj Not . lot rypoq'apnt ai er. Probed At SAVE 12° I SAVE 10 FROZEN FOODS AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! SUPER lowird purchase of C toward purclMM 2 Schools 3 roll* of | of any pkg. I LANCASTER ROMAN PIZZA MIDDLETOWN — Police I BOUNTY I' . GENERAL MILLS , CHICKEN 11-02 27-02. are investigating incidents of OR TURKEY '"k" vandalism reported at two JUMBO TOWELS I ! SNACKS I' TEN PACK schools. 98- WITH THIS COUPON 2 C 87 $ Five buses in the bus enclo- I WITH THIS COUPON Deep Fries French Fries X 39 Lancaster Veal PattiesM &' 1.19 sure at Middletown Township RxtMlTUtll* Apr. IS. R*uiir I HIT ONE COUPON PEN FAMIL\ janitor. Sticks and rocks were JFARM FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES AT SUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY! thrown through the windows at the rear of the building. Pa- trolman Eugene Hannafcy is C investigating. SAVE 15' I SAVE 20 GOLDEN BANANAS J2 GRAPEFRUIT fi Woman Faces » toward purchaa* ol toward ppurchase of K I one 49-01. box I • on*2-lb.c2lb m "* • Check Charge CHEER | CHASE & SANBORN • MIDDLETOWN - A local 1-lb. WASHED* 10-OZ woman was arrested Monday OETERGENT ! • COFFEE ! bag E A D 68-WITH THIS COUPON ..?K . .^. ... bag night at her home on a war- • I WITH THIS COUPON I URGE rant issued by the West Long I a . c Rrtamabla Apr. IS. BEEFSTEAK Branch police department. * ' RidMmaeia Apr. is. Ihru Apr. 21. 1973 • Ihlu Api. 21. 197) FLORIDA ORANGES10 58 TOMATOES Ib. The suspect is wanted there LIMIT OM COUPON PEH r HI • LIMIT ONE COUPON N.R FIMIL« j^^^fflj5 for allegedly issuing worthless checks. Detective U William J. llalliday reports that Patricia f£sUPER SAVINGS EVERYDAY ON EASTER CANDY FAVORITES! YOUR FAVORITE LIVE AND ARTIFICIAL EASTER PLANTS AT SUPER SAVINGS! Marron, 27, of 186 Geary e $ $ Drive, was taken into custody Ludens Jelly Eggs D.935 Easter Azaleas «?. '.Tpo. 2.49 Easter Tulips .---- Xt 2.99 by Patrolman J. James Kerri- 3 2 $ $ gan. • Jodda Peeps or Bunnies Pt s 25° Live Hydrangeas ix* 3.98 Easter Hyacinths *~K Xt 2.99 She has been released in e $ $ $300 bail pending a hearing in "Solid Chocolate Rabbit .'-— ^ 98 Live Gardinias „. X. 2.98 Easter Lilies .=- Xt 2.99 West Long Branch Municipal Court AprU 24. - II ThTheDafle Dafy RegisterRegister,Be, Bed Bank-Bank -MlddJetowa, N.J. Wednesday, April 18,1973 _^ # Planner Hails Proposed Water Commuting Service

By EWART ROUSE Hydro-Ski, which has offices Ralph Tbrsees "a complete its salt. in Midland Park, last week opening up of the Bayshore With less cars on the road, KEYPORT (AP) - A na- obtained docking rights to the area," resulting in enhance- less road maintenance would tion that moves on wheels is harbor here at $150 a month ment of property value and be required, and there would about to take to the water in lor two years. It plans to con- the creation of added tax ra- be less pollution, noise and what one transportation plan- struct terminal facilities tables. • "* parking problems with which ner describes as "the first sig- shortly. Lists Advantages to contend, he points out. nificant breakthrough" to- Uavi believes that out nf ,In addition to giving New Were a marine trust fund, ward solution of the bludg- this will come a rcvitalization Yorkers an incentive to live similar to the highway trust eoning traffic problem. of the Keyport waterfront and and invest in Monmouth and fund, be set up, "I think you' The splash-off begins in Oc- shopping center, and a pos- Middlesex Counties "it will see very significant break- tober with a high-speed water sible housing spur in this and give more of our citizens op- throughs," Murray contends. commuter service provided surrounding communities in portunity to go to New York Would people have to be by Hydro-Ski of New Jersey, that New Yorkers may find itv to shop, to sec a show or have educated about this mode of Inc., linking central New Jer- more conducive to live in Cen- dinner, and enjoy a good boat travel? "I think it will have a sey with New York City. tral Jersey and commute to ride." sophisticated appeal," Mur- Initially, one craft will their New York jobs by boat. Murray notes that New ray comments. "People will transport an estimated 1.500 Round-the-clock boat ser- York City is developing to- sit down and say that for 50 commuters daily from a pier vice, with the emphasis on wards the water and calls the hours a month more they'll here, across the Raritan and rush hours, is planned. proposed boat service "the take it." Manhattan Bays, to Wall "New York City is growing. world of the fourth dimen- Initially, however, he thinks Street in downtown Manhat- Regretably, it doesn't have sion." it will represent "middle class tan. enough boundary lines. New While Hydro-Ski plans to op- opportunity." KEYPORT TO NEW YORK SHUTTLE - This is quarius" which is to begin service between Key- Within two years, the com- York City has become a re- crate without government "Ultimately, just like our an artist's version of the Hydro-Ski craft "Ac- port and Manhattan in October. . pany plans to have 12 crafts gional concept . ours is a subsidy, Murray contends that senior citizens get on buses at making direct runs to New regional transportation con- if subsidies were ever re- reduced fares . . . this kind of Additional usage for the York from various points cept." Uavi says. quired, the water system concept has to come in," Mur- boats include tourist trips, along the Jersey Coast — Keyport Mayor William could be proven to be worth ray adds. and possible delivery of mail. from Atlantic City in the south to Bergen County in the north — and expanding even- tually to the Connecticut child world coast. "The waterways of the met- ropolitan area should be the Venice of the United States," says Theodore Davi, Hydro- child world Ski's president. "With our roads congested, Swinging Ideas what's more natural than tak- ing to the water we have around us — the Hudson and East Rivers, the Manhattan 1 and Raritan Bays'.' Our boats will make the concept of the for your backyard Venice very real." The Keyport-New York- Kids of all ages enjoy fun filled hours on these famous Keyport round trip by boat make sturdy Play Gyms. Choose from the best at Child will cost $7, compared with 54 by bus and $5.25 by train. But World at low, low discount prices! Hydro-Ski plans to make the trip in 35 minutes each way, compared with one hour by bus or train. 12 PLAY GYM AND SLIDE! Cites Time Faction "The fundamental advan- 26" GRANNY tage of our service will be time," Davi explains. "We in- tend to save the commuter 40 BUNNY to 50 hours of traveling time each month. With commuters, time has got to be worth mon- An armful to hug and love. White soft plus. All ey." dressed up in a lace apron, blue bow and a pair of 'granny glasses'. Will make an ideal Easter bunny Joseph Murray, New York gift. City's Director of Aviation, Planning and Development, notes that "modern tech- nology hasn't been applied to the water in the past 30 years." He calls the proposed ser- vice "the first significant 397 breakthrough" and speculates Blazon Six Leg Deluxe that it may eventually draw Two swings with coolvent seats plus a.smooth rid ing air glide between 25 to 33 per cent of and chain lawn swing with back. 6' side entry slide. Extra an estimated 45,000 bus and sturdy and well constructed. Easy to follow set up instruc- tions. Bright colors. 34" rail commuters'from Central Jersey alone, and a total of 250,000 commuters along the "Riverline" of the Tn-State 25" THUMPER area within 10 years. ROTH AMERICAN • The Hydro-Ski craft, Mur- BUNNY ray explains, "is a very dis- BOUNCING BRONCO tinct craft, both in concept Because his feet are so and operation, more so than large we call him a 'thum- Outdoor Play Gym say, the hydrofoil or the hov- per' ... bright and cheerful ercraft." with a pretty pink bow. "The primary advantage is He'll steal your heart that this is American made . . away. It's a here and now proposi- tion," he says To be known as "The Aquarius," each craft will measure 57 feet by '.'1 feet. with a 28-inch draft. Its hulls are being; con- structed of welded marine •aluminum alloy. Propulsion will be provided by four Ford marine gas turbine engines with water jet pumps provid- ing a cruising speed of nearly 50 miles an hour,. w It's more than just a swing its like riding a 'bronco' ... Ride ^^ ^^ ^ ^ : Passenger space will consist jj 'em easy and trots ... give 'em a little whip and it gallops 'lfj Cl vl : ;S It's all this and more ... Two swings. Chin Bar horse ride. Well J_^^ ^w '; of 72 aircraft-type reclining S constructed. HiV : seats with ashtrays, with car- peted floors and air condi- S&K:*:*:*:**^ tioning. Provision has been made for beverage or cocktail service. BLAZON OUTDOOR SWING SET According to the manufac- turer, Hydro-Ski Inter- national, Inc.. of Fort Lauder- dale, Fla.. the proposed rug- ged, heavyduty construction and an absence of propellors and underwater appendages A. Cuddly Bunny 36" Inflated Bunny will make the craft highly re- sistant to damage by debris or Fun just to hold or nap A favorite among the flotsam. with. Bright and interest- little ones. Fill it up It is designed to ndc over ing colors. Well made and with air and it stands submerged objects with which you can choose from dif- a full 36" high. Gaily it may come into contact. ferent poses decorated. Onboard equipment will in- clude inflatable life rafts, life B. Musical Bunny D preservers, radar, distress 26" Stuffed Bunny flares and other facilities re- Just wind up the non Devilish grin and quired uiider Coast Guard removable key and enjoy regulations. bright colors. Easy to Safe and sane place to play! Features 2 sturdy swings, air pleasant musical sounds 297 clean and stays fresh Gaily colored. Hand Decorated glide with cool vent seats. The kids love it... Keeps them en- Cost «M,0M Each .. Well constructed. 99c tertained by theh'our. 99 The crafts, which will cost BUNNY Same set as above Side Entry Ladder $300,000 each, are now on the Here's a favorite 14 97 Come_ and see our outstanding and Slide ...Only $19.99 assembly line. Operational among the bunnyset ... Beautifully fin- selection of bunnies in every size costs are expected to be less 6 and style ... at the lowest possi- than three cents a passenger ished and exquisite in looks. A long lasting love filled gilt for both the ble discount prices. USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN... mile, low in comparison with very young ... and a little older. Wheie Betier Toyi Coil Less other modes of commuter transport. Where Better Toys Cost Less OPEN SUNDAYS Murray regards the Hydro- OPEN SUNDAYS Ski as "the most immediate," if not the ultimate solution to HAZLET PLAZA the road traffic problem HAZLET PLAZA child world HIGHWAY 35, HAZLET "This is available. It can be HIGHWAY 35 HAZLET constituted and be in service (Across Highway from K-Mart) (Across Highway from K-Mart) in six months. A new tunnel crossing will take seven years," he says, The Dally Begi«ter,B«d Bank-MkWktowtt,NJ. Wednesday, April 1$,UM ft J, OUR mm is BETTER1 TRADING CDEC STAMPS rKEE P* BUYING WITH EVERY FOOD PURCHASE* FQOP SUPERMARKETS Mirny, wi w MI «||«iw*4 l» ••Hi^ fill nimpi or rujptm lump SALE TODAY thru SAT. DISBELIEVING h«t>b| «(i ilwhollc boiitfti. ci- H'«nil »• liquid milk. i-oiu i i \|N ' ON F cnnn °P° PURCHASES OF $IS OR MORE HNECH1NA riJUU - AT ANy TW0 GUY5 FOOD SUPERMARKET ON SM-E THB WEEK! PORK CHOP SALE!! Maurice E. Posey Jr. 4 SALAD BREAD & lb. Posey Gets BUTTER PLATES HIP CHOP 99' PLATES New Post ONLY SHOULDER lb. 89' With Utility 39 Smoked Ham Halves CENTER 39 SHREWSBURY - Maurice CUT lb. E. Posey Jr, has been named 1 assistant manager of the Moiv mouth Consolidated Water Co, OUR TRIM IS BETTER Mr. Posey, a native of Alex- FRESH & LEAN andria, Va., transferred from MRS I CUf CITY CUT the Alexandria Water Com- TWO GUVS TRADING STAMP GROUND 1 pany, where he had served as ONE BO.OK SPECIAL CHUCK FRESH PICNIC distribution superintendent. WEEKLY I SPECIAL SHOULDER Mr. Posey attended the Vir- STEAK CHUCK ginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, Va. He served in unbeam Electric "PINE-SOL" OUR TRIM IS BETTER ROASTING ARMOUR STAR or SCHICKHAUS the U.S. Army for two years. ALARM CLOCK DEODORIZING CtfANIR He resides in Neptune. LLC 28 OUNCI Antique while r.olo. hlprd RIB is 1 39 PORK AQ KULBASSY 0, 1 39 any decor. ' 00 RIG, B9e JEWIUYDEPT. WITH A FOOD PURCHASE 911 CHOPS 'Civic Work PIUS ONE STEAK W»J KIELBASI " 1 TWO GUYS TRADING OF $2 OR MORE. STAMP BOOK HOUSfWARES DIPT- Is Occupying ENDS & CfNTERS 109 1HICK CUT Pork Chops CITY CUT lb. London Broil SHOULUI~ K FROZEN FOOD CITY CUT 109 Girl Scouts Spare Ribs COUNTRY STYLE lb. RIVER PLAZA - Lineroft- Shoulder Steak River Plaza Girl Scouts have U50A CHOICE 49 Cross Rib Roast BONELESS Ib. I b«en busy in civic work. OUR TRIM Cube Steak t^ Cadette Troop 563 cooked a IS BETTER . I *T Thanksgiving Day dinner and Bottom Round Roast SWIFTS PREMIUM USDA CHOICE '"• Canned Ham 3LB.CAN J^ made Christmas gifts, for Dis- ' OUR TRIM IS BETTER 1 69 Mnm COLONIAL ENCORI BRAND covery House. Top Round Roast USOA CHOICE lb. I 179 Troop 365 helped stuff enve- nam BONELESS 2 ib. AVO. OUR TRIM IS BETTER 69 lopes for the Multiple Scle- 1 READY TO EAT USDA CHOICE QQC SHANK ,. 70 rosis Society, The girls also Silver Tip Roast ^TCJE? ' , I Smoked Ham BUTT PORT. Ib, W7 PORT, lb. f 7 are taking a babysitting 19 COLUMBIA THIN "I 29 TH|CK 109 course. Polish Ring 'Sausage™™™;* I Corned Beef CUT BONELESS BRISKET M CUT lb. b s BAG Hr °3 09 ALL MEAT or 109 Junior Troop 156 has lb. adopted Hilltop Nursing Home Best Franks "VESSS- I Schickhaus Franks ALL BEEF as its project. They made {*^ TI PARTY-PARKERHOUSEV* vt TASTE'O SEA fruit baskets for the patients S* yj 1 Df-lDDYQfCPOPPYSEEDn <&. CCCAMSESAMCE i V SEAFOOD PLATTER there and also send them SARA LEE PRODUCE DEPT. APPETIZING DEPT. birthday cards. GOLDEN C| BANANAS RIPE LB. BOILED HAM DOMESTIC V) Ib. Troop Hit) is also sending ROLLS 3 ,'KXS99 " MNNH6.3 6?' VALIO IMt'OMT birthday cards to patients of (•HtSHCKISP fINLAND King James Nursing Home. A SAVE 6c aoly IB LETTUCE beg SWISS CHEESE decorated Christmas tree was Broccoli Cuts TWO GUYS 01. 39" ROUND REG. 0' SAVE CASH & 11 , t\h» purfhatt of Toward Iht pur«0S. I MfB GENERAL MILLS. INC. Mia, GINHAl MILIS INC if the N.Y. Libpral Party. He poke on Ram Mohan Roy, a 9th century Indian social and VAIUABK COUPON VALUABLE COUPON eligious reformer whose life PEEP FREAN nd writings influenced the Towonj Ik. Fu,.hoi. ol 4 BARS OF LUX GAINES 'ork of the Unitarian Assocl- SHORTBREAD Spic and Span TASTER'S CHOICE DOG MEAL tion of America. 54 OZ. Beauty Soap COFFEE 8 OZ. 7Q S-lb. BAG 89 WITH COUPON c 3.5 OZ. 7 GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYS WITH COUPON * WITH COUPON GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYJ 4/35 " •" Introducing special guests a coupon pa, lutlomir. GOOD ONLY AT TWO GUYi GOOO,PNIT»T TWO GUTS /as Harold Dean, minister of he First Unitarian Church, mmmSUtm Mr> NISTLICO. | IBMBHSHBI M«. P»«T(«»G»M>UCO.' I H^HMMMI 0"M('« "IVI« HOSVO'"' I BBB8HBB1 1(7 nd included Charles Ster- berg of the International tescue Committee and PC. lukerji of New York. Also OPEN DAILY Price* effective thru Sot., April 2), 1973. resent were Ugandan retu- 9:30 A.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. ee families who the AIA, as- Not responsible for typographical errors. SUNDAY* sted by members of the Uni- FOOD 9 A.M.'TIL 6 P.M. We reserve the right to limit quantities. rian Church, helped settle in MIDDLETOWN Rt. 35 FOR StLCS ALLOWED BY LAW team. 12 Tke ptfy.Regteter, Bed Bart - MkbUetewn, N.J. Wednesday, April 1«, 1*71 Shrewd Moves Help Pilate to Consolidate His Power By GEORGE IV. CORNELL and Pilate regularly brought at liberty those who are op- Moreover, so closely did the "Infidel plunderer!" they (Seetatfh a Series) extra troops from Caesarea to pressed" under the banner of foreign Rome overlord and the cried, shaking their fists out- Music of flutes, timbrels the city's garrison at the For- some funy notionof a "King- Temple aristocracy collaborate side the governor's praetorium. and. lyres emanated from tress of Antonia to keep down domofGod." that funds from the Temple's "Thievingtyrant!" any threatening disorder. "A puzzling one," Pilate's sacred corban were secretly re- the eastern hill overlooking Even the normally heavy Ro- For the moment, however, he wife, Procula, had once com- layed to Pilate for a building Jerusalem and Pontius Pilate, man levies, in land tax, grain was at ease. He had discovered mented. project. He frowned slightly, having a backrub in his rooftop and livestock tax, head tax and how to control these obstinately "A braying jack," Pilate had remembering the bloody riot solarium, glanced up, squinting custom duties, were bitterly re- intractable Jews and the sys- said. this eventually provoked when into the sun. Another flock of sented by the subjugated peo- tem worked, even though he word of it got out. rural peasant?, he assumed, in- A wild talker, indeed, even ples, even though paid in Ro- had to lop off some rash heads It had gone smoothly at first, ' vading this already overpacked more reckless than his forerun- man commercial coins and not now and then. though. The Temple overseers city for their religious frolic. ner, the baptizer, John. The supplied the funds and Pildte m the sacrificial shekels offer- These affairs, particularly The hillside melodies faded baptizer had been nuisance had his architects and cngi ed at the Temple To divert the big one called Passover, and Pilate relaxed again, his enough, Pilate reflected, even necrs begin constructing a these holy funds to pagan pur- usually meant trouble for the skin tingling as his manslave luring some of Rome's legion- flumed aqueduct 54 furlongs in poses was seen as utter profa- Roman occupation government drew the bone strigilis to and naires to hear him before his length (seven miles) from nation fro. Pilate had been here about beheading. springs at Bethlehem to Jerusa- "Robber of the Lord'"' the three years now, and except for But things seemed quiet lem's huge underground reser- protesters shouted, one jolting reprimand from Ti- enough, for the time being. Pi- voirs beneath the Temple Pilate, however, had the HIGHEST berius, he had shrewdly consoli- late took satisfaction in the way Pilate had calculated that it highest inside cooperation, up dated his power, especially in he had tightened lines of sup- would boost his status with the to the Temple's Rome-picked firming up his working alliance port with the powerful and mon- emperor to expand the city's Caiaphas himself. With that up- INTEREST with the Temple chieftains. ied Temple managers. inadequate water system while per-tlass backing, the governor ALLOWED BY LAW It was an astute arrange- Their collaboration was not at the same time, keeping im- had been emboldened to deal ON TWO YEAR ment, though personally irk- paraded openly. It couldn't be, penal tax tribute flowing un- rigorously with the bellowing CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT some. They were useful to and fine for that, he mused abated into Rome. A shrewd swarm of hoi polloi. YIELD 8% him. distastefully. No Jew could re- move. But then, knowledge of When the crowd had refused 5 FOR 1 YR. They seemed about as ad- main acceptable to his fellows the transfer from the Temple to disperse, he had quickly re- amant as he against the various if he so much as supped with treasury somehow had slipped sorted to force and also to some ON ONE YEAR Sicani revolutionaries and oth- Romans, entered their dwell- out, and a storm broke loose, of his typically deceptive tac- CERTIFICATES er provocateurs and dissenters, ings or even clasped their tics. He had directed four cen- OF DEPOSIT YIELD S.65% including that one from Galilee hands. A native's customary at- Popular indignation swept turfes of 400 soldiers, disguised 5 called Jesus, with his bids to titude was to turn his back at the city, relates Josephus, a as Jewish civilians but armed the poor, his promises of "re- the sight of a Roman helmet pro-Roman historian of that with swords and clubs hidden ON REGULAR lease to the captives," to "set and spit. era. Jews were outraged that un(jer their cloaks, to mingle PASSBOOK ADVERTISEMENT Consequently, Pilate and the the heathen Roman oppressor with the demonstrators. At his SAVINGS Sadducean high priest, Joseph would get hands on the shekel signal, they were to lay on. 4 Now Many Weor tithes given for their Temple in j j,e mob refused Caiaphas, had to work together Wnen aga n t OtposHt Imured Up lo in secret. Their tie was obvious, worship of God. They had vent- to disperse, he thrust his $20,000 by F.D.I.C. FALSE TEETH however, to any thoughtful ob- ed their fury on Pilate. "vitus" staff upward, and the With More Comfort server, since the chief religious "Many tens of thousands of troops went to work. They They know B denture adhesive can help. FASTEETH* Powder gives post was subject to the gover- ^people came together, and "equally punished those that dentures • longer, firmer, 6teadier nor's appointment. Indeed, made a clamor against him," Were tumultuous and those that hold. You feel more comfortable ... eat more naturally. Why worry? Get Rome had ousted four succes- Josephus writes. "Some of were not," Josephus recounts, FASTEETH Denture Adhesive sive high priests before finding them also used reproaches and cries, moans and the crunch of Powder. Dentures that fit are essen- abused the man, as such people blades turned the scene into Mtfflbtr Ftdwal Reserve, Federal tial to health. See your dentist a sufficiently cooperative one in Deport huutanc* Corp. . regularly. Caiaphas. usually do." mass panic. "There was a great numbe of them slain," Josephus re- lates. "Many of them were trodden to death ... Others of Woolwortlx them ran away wounded. Th shock at the horrible fate of the casualties brought the people to SAVE $2 on Sears silence." Around Pilate's praetorium, Superfine Weed and Feed the grounds and streets ran with blood, littered with struggling or inert bodies. The JVN AND GARDEN SHOP slaughter had been worse than he had intended, he recalled Regular now, but it had thoroughly 86.99 4" proved his authority. No ques- tion about that. Covers 6,000 square feet. Kills most He smiled wanly. He could not have backed down again, a common weeds. Gives fast green-up, he had done in the face of that continuous feeding. Save now at outburst at Caesarea when he Mini chocolate Sears! first took office. The punish- eggs wrapped in ment had been brutal, but effec- tive. bright, shiny foil 20-Inch Calibrated "How can you justify it?' Lawn Spreader Procula had demanded. "I don't need to. Power justi SAVE $2.90 ties itself." Pilate dismissed the masseur 14-oz. Coconut cream and swung off the cushioned bag Regular 99 table. A dresser brought his decorated egg $16.89 tunic and toga, slipped the san- Bite-size eggs. And ev- 13 dals on his feet, and the gover- C ery bite is delectable Precise calibration. Distributes small- nor went downstairs for his because they're made of 66 est seed accurately. Stainless steel noon meal. shut-off plate with rod conCrol. solid milk chocolate. Hand rolled dark chocolate eggs He was an ambitious, crafty with confection decoration. In Heavy-gauge metal hopper and nylon man, a strict pragmatist handled box. Each, one pound. hearings. trained to the disciplines of the Roman legions, determined to High Nitrogen exploit every opportunity for advancement. He had a taste Superfine Lawn Food for devious methods, as shown by his use of disguised soldiers in crushing the Jerusalem pro- Standing rabbit is SAVE $1,07 88 test, by his surreptitious night- one pound off solid Regular 84.95 22-TH. time erection of the imperia standards in Jerusalem, by his milk chocolate lawn food is safe for lawns and later bloody ambush of a group i!.. Lightweight, clean and udur- of Samaritans — methods par- less. 2.1-5-I0 formula continuously alleling his collusion with feeds a fi,O0O square fool area. Temple officialdom. An Alexandrian philosopher Candy coated Priees in effect of the times, Philo, says Pilate Thursday NURSERY STOCK Available at: was a "naturally inflexible and malt milk eggs • TTillauhruoL. N.J. • New Brnn»»itk, N.J. stubbornly relentless" man thru Saturday! N.J. • iNanurl, VJ. who committed "acts of cor- What a taste treat.'Each C yummy bunny stands 9'%" R« Azaleas ruption, insults, rapine, out- bag rages on the people, arrogance, high and is one pound of 66 15% Off repeated murders of innocent delicious milk chocolate. Speckled crunch/ coaling over victims, and constant and most milk chocolate and malted milk centers. Sweet treats. 16 ois. Handy Broadcast galling savagery." Revitalize Soil Jesus himself, in Luke 13:1, •with Peat Moos Spreader mentions "the Galileans whose Sim- S3.6O blood Pilate had mingled with 4" BrH-r 1 ^99 their sacrifices." Although de- S2O..TO -»• " tails of the episode are lacking, Takes alitmt Vt Ihe timr til an the implication is that a num- Yummy, colorful ordinary spreader. Covers a |ialh fr»m -1 In 8 fett. ber of Galileans had eonte to Jerusalem to make their festi- marshmallow val offerings and while they Easter animals were at worship, Pilate's troops fell on them and massacred them on the spot. They may have included Zealots, a faction of Jewish pa- Hollow milk triots which flourished in Gal- ilee and which advocated chocolate eggs armed revolt against Roman domination. 'No ruler but Yellow chicks, white rab- God," was their motto. bits and pink squirrels. 24 in all. An Eastertime One of Jesus' apostles was a Zealot. The Romans called favorite of young and old. For your egg hunt. 2 ounces of them the Sicarii, so named for creamy milk chocolate with col- orful confection decorated top. the short, concealed daggers many of them carried. They had fomented resistance Sati-SI.07 against alien rule ever since Rome installed Herod the Premium Season Shady Mixture 50-Pound Bag of Great as king, with thousands Long Fertilizer Lawn Seed of them crucified in Jesus' boy- Domestic Peat hood. Regular Ht-fni!iir 85.99 Regular $1.19 The outbreaks continued un- 85.95 488 Suvi&l.Jl 488 der the Roman procurators, 50-lb. 99« "Sinr* timr atxl riicrpv. Thr o!Mf* Rn-h ilark mlnr diitl a fitic texture eventually mounting into an all- tivrr latoii fnoil (WiU all tea^m I* 1.2(10 ..| ft. llrpli lliul iDitkrs it !*a»y In il>r. \M* out but unavailing war against limp. Organic nitriigrit %*ill nut •in -i\i'N hardy pra** n >*vi*nv' tmllrr. lium. mil -luilv arrj. the occupation regime. >..[ jl Slal.-ii l-ljml Pilate, following the mas- sacre of Jerusalem protesters Ole Hutehy Milk chocolate Our own filled against his use of Temple funds, hollow rabbit Peter Rabbit CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge had again inflamed local feeling Easter baskets by having gilded shields dedi- cated by him to the emperor Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back hung in Jerusalem's Herodian ^^^^^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^ 2.88 1.73 3.97 P«kiMi,lV.Y. palace. Bay Shore, I.I. llaekeiuaek, IV J. LJtinfuton, N.J. Olt Hutehy stands 14" tall. And Here comes Peter ...11" silting Find assorted chocolates, lolli- Waif-hunt, N-J- When he spurned pleas to re- Sears Smilh Ilivrn, L.I. llkk.villr, LI. MiddieloMl.N.J. he's 24 ounces of good-eating rabbll ol delicious hollow milk pops, |elly eggs and more). Even •WNunnig HimliRfrtoa, II. Nanoel. N.Y. Willo.brook, N. J. Slilrn Itlanl, N.r move them, Herodian princes hollow milk chocolate. Boxed. chocolate. Decorated. 13 ois. a toy Inside colorful boskets. complained to the emperor Ti- 1 see Pilate, Page 1} SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED VD Survey The Daily Eegfster, Red Bank—MiddJetowu, NX Wednesday, Aprfl II,, 1*73 13 Mailed to Physicians MIDDLETOWN - Pursuing Large White Eggs NibletsCorn Dole Pineapple their "Protect Your Lover" Niblets project, township Jaycees t: Finest have mailed venereal disease USDA In Syrup, questionnaires to about 350 Glade Green Giant 12-oz. Chunks, Crushed, area physicians. "A" doi. " Whale Kernel cans or Sliced cans Among other things, the Egg Decorating Kit 65' doctors are asked how many Finast Medium Mueller's cases of VD they have been * aware of, whether the cases PaasEggDye 29° Sweet Peas '5 Lasagne E& were predominantly male or Dinntr Siie Sweat, Golden Cut Solid White funo in Water female, whether the victims C fell mainly between the ages Kleenex Napkins 31 PrincellaYams ••*• 49 Chicken Sea of 13 and 20 or were mostly All Flavors Penn Dutch Betty Crocker older and whether cases s Medium Ib. spotted have been pre- FinastSoda 3 l Egg Noodles Broad pkg. 39 Tuna Helpers dominantly gonorrhea or syphilis. The physicians are also asked their opinion on wheth- er more education and more VD clinics will help control the diseases. "We are hopeful for a good response from all the doctors in the area, as we know they are as concerned as we are about this problem. The re- sults will be distributed to all health authorities in the area," said Enrico Cordova, project chairman. Once the extent of the ven- ereal disease problem in the SUPERMARKEYS area is^established, "Protect FRESH Finast's ^ Your Lover" will seek to QUARTERED make suitable literature avail- LOIN Rain Check Policy able to young persons in Mid- All Finast Supermarkets If an advertised special is ever sold out please dletown. 74* ask the Manager for a Rain Check. It entitles Venereal disease, the will be closed all day you to the same item at the same price at your, Jaycees report, is described convenience. Or if you wish we will gladly by some experts as pandemic Easter Sunday. give you a comparable item at the same spe- — that is, of epidemic propor- Pork Chops cial price now. THANK YOU tions everywhere. April 22nd. Chicken Qtrs. "Protect Your Lover" has LEGS with backs Give a little love - ' the support of the MCOSS Each package Give Someone Flowers lor taster Health and Nursing Service contains equal and Planned Parenthood of amounts of center, Monmouth County. The and hip chops Easter Jaycees seek the support of every organization in the township, hoping that through 55! 99 Flowers the efforts of the community liiliet or Tulips {3i«sllswm) Oranges Hyacinthino (3ilow«(i) Mums (6"pot) as a whole, VD can be eradi- Finast Hen Semi-Boneless Gardenia or Aialea IS" pot) cated from Middletown. Turkeys Smoked Hams The "Fussy" One! Grade 'A'. (Water Added. $079 Pilate Acts Your With iKe built-in Pop-up timer that tells you when • Fully Cooked Choic:e •• ea. To Extend your Turkey is done NO • less Waste ADDMIVBS.NO BASTING OILS. • Less Work • Easy to Carve riust ^g^^RwsT His Power 5 to 9 lbs. Arrived! ^Jjf^ (Continued) berius in Rome. Tiberius sent a message sharply rebuking Pi- •*.^'.. .-.*iS late for his "rash innovation 1 T* Hi— I j- ~~~~^ —= and uncompromising manner," ordering him to remove the shields. The memory made Pi- ^Asparat late wince. CHICKENS Dining now in the shade of a Grapefruit Rushed here for you! terrace awning, Pilate had fin- Tender, tasty .... ished his mushrooms and pig's selected for it's tight liver and was sippinga goblet of budded perfection. wine when again his ears FRESH 39* caught the noise of a procession Calif. Carrots Z ciiioi 03 on the slope entering the city's Whole, Split or eastern gate. Fresh Turnipsffi „ 12' This time, it was a real bell- Quartered! ringer. Pilate stepped to the Ib, AvocadoSener,!^ e, 33' balustrade, watching uneasily. 45 A huge, ecstatic river of Pineapples f^^ «. 49' J people lined the road into the Lenten Seafood Savings Sheep gate, waving leafy At Stores with Service Deli branches, spreading fronds and Snow White their own garments along the Sliced to Order • Virginia S way, shouting, "Hosanna!" It Turbot Fillet,, meant, "Save us!" In the midst Baked Ham of the adulation, a bearded man Genuine Red Snapperf,«« rode astride a burro, a knot of Provolone Cheese^ 7 men following him. Casino Clams StfS. "Hosanna! Son of David! tiieiDdSd I>H ID Blessed be he who comes in the Golden Fried Scallops name of the Lord, even the King Olive Salad Antipasto . 99' of Israel! Hosanna in the high- Smoked Herring's* * 79' Cream Whip tm Tomatoes^!:,, PolllllMacirMi est!" Mmm Frpch Calaf|c 33' IICoMOulaUo crCole Slaw Ib. They seemed beside them- No. 1 Smelts , 49' Ravioli Reddi-Wip selves, enraptured at the ap- Health and Beauty Aids! proach of some longed-for mo- Mlis. $2.05 Lili t Cheese Danish Salami^ % ment, shouting those phrase.s ——HI11V2II I U'vrirv—i Finast Fresh Bakery14-ei —. — implying restoration of the old pi, Scope Mouthwash .112 Judean monarchy. Pilate tap- Hot Cross Buns 49* Mln 09' lilt ped his "vitus" stick nervously Otticioui on the bannister. Crest Toothpaste Froh Mb. ]•!. The demonstration obviously Easter Babke Bat.d pkg. if had been organized in Jerusa- Vegetables lem in advance to produce such Finast an enormous turnout. This was n Butter Sauce, Richmond not just a welcome of relatives Green Beans, to rural pilgrims. It was an Corn, Peas, extensively planned, widely xed Vegs. supported display of Jewish Butter yearning for a new order. Pilate sent agents into the streets to check the extent of it and Ithe reports came back. It For the store nearest you, please call: was the Galilean spellbinder, • N.Y. (212) 868-9328; N.J. (201) 871-4324 Jesus. "All the city is moved," AIL STORES CLOSED AIL DAY, EASTER SUNDAY the observers reported. "The • • world has gone after him." The governor scowled. He would have to tame this Gal- Towards the purchase of Towardt the purchai* of Towards the purchase of Towards the purchase of • Snow Crop ,6oi one lS-oi. |ar ilean adventurer. two(2)box«soflO . one pkg. of ICO two (2) bath site bars Richmond i° Orange Juice <°" Butler pk' Tomorrow: Chaos in the City. AND A $5.00 PURCHASE Brillo Soap Pads Tetley Tea Bags Ivory Soap ANDASS.OOrHJICHASf Limit (1). Good at Finasl limit (1). Good qt Finast limit (1). Good at Final! Limit (1). Good at Finatt .limit (1). Good ot Finast Limit (1). Good at Finost I thru Sot., April 21st. ,„. . . thr,,„u„ Sot.„,.,, Apri„,,,„l 21st»„,.. MTOj 'nru sol., April 21st. MfO. • ""u Sot., April 21st. ; Egg Hunt Set thru Sot., April 21st. thru Sat., April 2 lit. HK thru Sol., April 71st. thru Sol, April2lsl. In Middletown MIDDLETOWN - Bodman WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Park and Harmony Play- ground will be the locations-of Easter egg hunts Saturday sponsored by the department of Parks and Recreation. PEPSI-COLA FINAST SUGAR MEDIUM EGGS Parents of children 10- years-old and younger should U.S.D.A. Grade 'A' have their children at the two Regular or Diet C Granulated, locations at 9:45 a.m. Finast, White. James Duke, recreation di- 1 quart bottle Pure Cane rector, said Peter Rabbit will 0 bag UO dozen be at Harmony Playground, 9 39 and the Easter Bunny will AND A $5.00 PURCHASE AND A $5.00 PURCHASE AND A $5.00 PURCHASE lead the hunt at Bodman Limit (1). Good at Finast in Park. Limit (1). Good at Finast in Limit (1). Good at Finast in Special- areas will be set Red Bank thru Sat. April 21st. F.N. Red Bank thru Sat. April 21st. F.N. ••• s« n Red^^ ^Ban^ ^^ p-»»k ^••^thr« uw -^Sav ^w« t mApri vsjBFa • •l a21stn • mm •• . wF.N fl • w.* aside for very young children. ^••••••••••••••••••••••••ri !••••••••••••••••••„.„ Monday is the rain date. Prices effective thru Sat. April 21st in Red Bank store only. Not responsible lor typograhlcal errors. None sold to dealers 14 Tie Duty Register, Red Bank - MltWtelown, N.J. Wednesday, April 18,1971 Central Marketplace Wall Street Bargains By ROGER E. SPEAR participate in the discounts and premiums over trading widely used measurements of By SYLVIA PORTER gams. Some long established levels that are now available value, the stock market today Q — Would you comment on Judging by one ot Wall - corporations (no Equity Fund- SUCCESSFUL only to the large buyers. Street's most respected and is literally strewn with bar- ing phony companies among the proposed central secu- Ufese!) are selling at the low- rities market? What effect INVESTING Other proposals set forth in est price-earnings ratio in would such a stock exchange the SEC plan, would require have on the individual in- third market dealers to ac- modern history; others are •WIIIIIIIIUIMIIIIUIIHIIIinilUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ger Spear's 52-page Guide to close to their historic low ra- vestor?-A. G. cept the same responsibilities vidual shareholders declined Successful Investing, send $1 tios; many are recording their A — The Securities and Ex- that exchange specialists now ANDY'S 2Vi per cent or 800.000 according assume. Regional exchanges with name and address to Ro- bottom price-earnings ratios earnings ratio for stocks change Commission has re- to estimates published by the ger E. Spear, Red Bank Reg- in the face of their highest traded on the New York Stock cently released a "white pa- would also be asked to up- New York Stock Exchange. ister, Box 1618 Grand Central earnings ever and reliable Exchange ran about 17. This per" giving details of a pro- grade their requirements for MARKET The importance of the individ- Station, New York, New York projections for continued sol- year it's running slightly be- posed central securities mar- specialists. 102 KINGS HWY. MIDDLETOWM ual investor in providing liq- id, strong growth. low, But even though the av- ket. Adoption of the plan, ei- (To order your copy of Ro- 101)17.) uidity and continuity in the erage P-E ratio has been ther in toto or in part, will be "What bafflegab is she sput- marketplace is obviously steady, ratios on some indi- contingent upon the outcome * 671-9875 iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii being recognized by the in- vidual stocks have soared of public hearings to be held STEREO BY KENWOOD dustry and the SEC as witness and on others have plum- following the formal release several of its proposals. For FULL LINE OF PRIME MEATS YOUR MONEY'S meted. of the proposed plan. Com- petitive price differences be- instance, a block positioner, Custom Cut Freezer Orders Right now, as an illustra- who currently matches in- WORTH tion, Walt Disney's ratio is 61; tween the exchanges and the various other markets would stitutional buy and sell orders, Now Taking Orders for Easter Polaroid's ratio is 97; IBM's would be required to open a is 38. And there have been be eliminated by their in- clusion under a new regu- block and fill any existing in- CROWN ROAST LAMB tering now'.'" I can hear many stocks with P-E ratios at dividual limit orders which of you murmuring at this above 100. latory body and a national communication system. fell within a block's trading CROWN ROAST PORK point, in exasperation as well At the same time, Ford's P- range unless the market was Made to Order as curiosity. For while in- E is between 6 and 7; Merrill The changes being sug- at that price level. Thus the Featuring their" exclusive Double-switching formed investors can define Lynch's is 8; American Tele- gested involve specialists, the small investor would have the demodulator circuit for greater FM stereo Fancy Style Pot Pres—i and properly use the price- phone's is 11. third market and block po- same competitive edge that separation. The model KR 5200 delivers 30 eamings yardstick in their ac- The ratios on a given stock sitioners. However, consid- an institution now enjoys. Ex- watts RMS per channel utilizing direct- • Ham*Beef• Chicken*Lamb*Turkey I tivities, the meaning and also can vary dramatically. erable industry opposition is ecutions by third market deal- r coupled output stages for crisp, clean re- ramifications of this tool are American Airlines, between expected in these areas. As ers who negotiate over-the- not so easily understood. 1968 and 1971, swung between for the small investor, whose counter transactions in listed sponse. • Home made Soups and Salads Kor instance, I can easily 12 and 338 times earnings! numbers have been dwindling, issues would be subject to the • Home made Italian Sausage give you the definition of the What can P-E ratios tell this plan would give them same rule. In other words in- SOUND ARTS CO. INC. you? more equal footing with institu- • Hot or Sweet price-earnings ratio: it is the 1 dividuals would be able to 5 CINDY LANE 493-8666 OAKHUHST J ratio of the current price of a What It's Worth lions. In 1972 the number of indi- HOME-MADE READY-TOCOOK stock to its earnings over the Obviously, the P-E ratio • MEAT LOAF • STUFFED PEPPERS past 12 months. fluctuates with each change in Calculating Ratio price and earnings. It also de- Firm Gets • STUFFED PORK CHOPS And 1 can easily tell you pends on what people active how to calculate the ratio: in the market think of the MONMOUTH MEATS simply divide the current company's future earnings New Order ELLEN F1SLER MARIE TROCCHIA price of the stock by the earn- prospects. (An old Wall Street llOMONMOUTHST. 13 MAIN ST. 900CEANPORTAVE. ings during the past year. adage holds that a stock is For Grills RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER f}e More specifically, a stock sell- worth what somebody is will- PHONE 671-4740 ing to pay for it.) ASBURY PARK - United 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 ing for $40 that earned $2 a Telecontrol Electronics, Inc., HOME MADE PIES AND CAKES share during the past year That's why companies has announced it has received has a P-E ratio of 20. Or to touted as "hot" growth com- INSIDE ANDY'S SUPERMARKET an additional contract, valued put it another way, an in- panies with prospective in- in excess of $750,000, to supply vestor is paying $20 for each creases in earnings of 2(1 to 31) SEMI- Home Made portable electric barbecue BONELESS $1 of this company's most're- per cent a year, sell at very grills to Electric Char-B-Que, cent annual earnings per high P-E multiples. Inc. PIES share. Also as you study these ra- DUBUQUE'S FULLY COOKED Baked Before But having said all this, I tios, several points soon will The contract is in addition still haven't given you the become clear: stocks in a giv- tQ the order received last fall your eyes meaning of the P-E ratio or en industry tend to have about to manufacture more than $5 explained how to use it. the same P-E ratio; in broad million worth of electric grills SMOKED Apple Crumb Strawberry Since the P-E ratios of market movements, the P-E for Electric Char-B-Que over Cherry Peach Crumb stocks listed on the New York ratios of stocks in an industry the next three years. Strawberry Rhubarb Meringue group tend to move up and Blueberry Crumb Coconut Custard and American Stock Ex- changes are now printed in down together; cyclical Harold T. Sher, UTE pre- newspapers carrying these stocks with earnings that sident, said production of the Hams stocks tables and since these jump up and down with grills ordeftd for the 1973 out- ratios seem to be saying that changes in the overall econo- door season is underway. He many stocks are superb bar- my tend to have lower P-E ra- added that UTE, which mass- LEAN-FRESH ALL-PORK Arbogast & Bastion Featuring gains, today's and tomorrow's tios than companies with produced the units last year, for Easter columns will analyze what more stable industries. has installed new high-speed this Wall Street yardstick is Growth Industries automated manufacturing GROUND SAUSAGE SKINLESS equipment, including new all about. And companies in growth COCONUT painting and drying facilities, industries — such as photo- The Fluctuation to handle the extra-heavy vol- CAKES How much do price-earnings: graphic equipment and com- CHUCK LINKS FRANKS ume needed to meet produc- puters — tend to have higher ratios fluctuate? tion schedules. The company While they don't fluctuate P-E ratios than firms in such C • Birthday cakes made to order also has erected a new ware- established industries as utili- •• Date and Nut Loaf • Apple Sauce Cake much for stocks in general, house facility adjacent to its ties and mining. • Apple Pound Cake • Walnut Pound Cake they do fluctuate tremen- main plant here to store in- 'dously for individual issues. Can P-E ratios help you 99 coming materials. 99 89? In the 1960s, the average price- spot bargains in stocks? Yes — and tomorrow's col- COMPLETE umn will explain how ex- perienced investors and ana- STOREBUYERS lysts use P-E ratios as a tool to find undervalued situations in which they might want to invest.

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Red Bank Catholic High AND YOU'LL LIKE THE CASUAL LOOK Henry Fredericks orjgjna| School and received a me- chanical engineering degree IN THIS SKILLFUL BLEND from VUlanova University and master's degree from Drexel OF SHETLAND, LINEN AND COTTON. n Urr price University. WHITE, TAN OR LIGHT BLUE . . . 22.50 DRESSES & GOWNS Gerald Howard OR WHITE WITH NAVY HAND-KNITTED by Damon, as Wins Promotion SHIP'S WHEEL . . 30. RAHWAY - Gerald K. BELOW DECK: OUR INDIA MADRAS George Bullock 0 Howard, a former Red Bank resident, has been appointed CASUAL SLACKS . . . 18. Young East corporate tax manager of as 7 Merck & Co., Inc., here. Kelly Arden Mr. Howard is a Red Bank Catholic High School gradu- JUST IN FROM Limited SPECIAL!!! ate. He received a degree in Spring & Summer vn. to 22.951 business administration from GREAT NECK, N.Y. St. Bonaventure's University SLACKS e!i in 1956, and a law degree from IA Superb Stock of Contemporary M 1 by Catallna, H.I.S. St. John's University in 1960. FASHIONS! Mr. Pants, Four Corners 3 He joined Merck & Co., , NOT ALL SIZES IN THIS SELECTION Inc., in 1968 as manager of tax OOTS planning and research. Mr. Howard, his wife and three children reside in Edi- summit red bank son. His parents, Mr. and monday & thursday 'nl 9 wedncsduv & Indjy til 9 747-9694 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. SHREWSBURY Mrs. Harold K. Howard, re- (201)277-1234 |2di) 747 1800 A T WE A t P SHOPPING CENTER side in Red Bank. WE HONOR THE AMERICAN EXPRESI MONEY CARD The Dally Register, Red Bank - Middletown, N.J. Wednesday, April W, 1173 15 Watercolorist Says Some Judging Harms His Art B•».y. MILTOuti iv^kNt BLOCDI rimKs •' " . •' ^—^' V»_^ , some special piece of^quip- "Too many. By and large niiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: just not going to show along- the worst artist to end up with good many Wyeth imitators ment which gives you some the work is inferior. A non-ju- side some eggshell or daygldw < the largest space and actually because that sort of thing (AUTHOR'S NOTE - Don secret advantage. Hell, you ried shows always down- or velvet paintings. It's ridi- dominate the show!" sells." Vwrhees Is a .well-known wa- can paint with a nail or a grades the quality. You save BRUSH culous." "Which artists do you per- tercolorist who lives In Lin- "Who else do you arJrrirc'.'" weed. Some people go on a your best pieces for the juried "So it's downhill? " sonally admire?" "John Pike. Phil Jameson, croft: Don works in the photo WORK paijiting trip with 500 pounds shows — the tough going." A Business "Wyeth. Regardless of the Turn Nicholas," engraving department or the of equipment: You really only "Do these shows serve some iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "That's where it's going. popular current - criticism "Where do you paint?" Newark Star Ledger and feels need one brush and five or six purpose for the amateurs who too. But now it has become The people who run, them are aimed at his work. I admire right here in the county. A lot that the separation of his tubes of paint." aren't ready for stiffer com- monotonous and there is too usually non-artists who don't him because he has a fantas- Outdoor Painting of people drive to Maine to work and art keeps his "What do you think of side- petition?" damned much junk art in really care about the art. It's tic technique. Now, I don't "I'm painting outdoors a lot paint in the summer and on energies better focused on his u walk art shows?" "Yes, and for the lay public them The better artists aie a business It is possible for paint like him, but there are a lateK I find that best. I paint See Judge's, Page M art. His work has been repre- sented in numerous state shows and he has had IS one- Our Superb USD A Choice Ripe, luscious Hawaiian V4fc man exhibits. Don's most re- \ cent exhibit opened Sunday at "Quality-Protected" Beef j the Ralyn Art Center in Lake- 'wood.) Tom Pineapples 59! I "Don, hDW did you get inter- Tender, delicate in flavor! 4t/l ested in walercolor?" ; "I went to art school on the Bib Roast Jti.I. bill — the Academy of ; Arts .in Newark. It was pat- Asparagus 69 •. terned after the Art Students i League. I studied there with Indian River Extra Large White •• g± ' Avery Johnson and Ed Kitzgc- ; raid and got very interested in : the] medium. The academy Grapefruit 4/9 > stressed good basic founda- • tion work like drawing from Ib casts, still lifes, the whole !thing. In so many schools First 3 Ribs'1.49. | today they give you some CANNED HAM SALE! ! paints and say 'express your- S.ll S self with no foundation what- 8-lb Canned Ham Pre miuin 8.59 ever." Sw.ll 5 39 31b Canned Ham Premium 3.99 '\ "Did you study elsewhere !ip lop J Cross Rib 1 ArmourCannedHam 3 ID on 4.29 '.also?" Zip Top J "After art school, I took Boneless Shoulder Roast " ArmourCannedHam s Ib cm 6.99 courses with John Pike at 5 h $ Woodstock. He's very strong Mohawk Canned Ham can 5.99 on control of the medium. I 29 5»ilt ftemium 'also studied with Edgar A. Cooked Ham Patties lib. 5oicm 1.39 Whitney, who stresses design RiShortb Cu tSteak | U.S. Grade "A" Fresh Hen Turkey ::< 69° Prices effective April 15-21 .and composition, More re- cently, I studied at the Art Students League with Mario Cooper." "You are essentially a real- ist. How do you regard ab- straction?" save on quality foods with mini-pricing... Fooling the Publir "I can appreciate any kind of art if it is done well. I feel , that with abstract art it is Stop* much easier to fool the public. There is more inferior work in Hiat field. It is easier to see quality in realism. These Shop stripes and squares I call 'li- I I •noleum designs.' " ••: "Don't a lot of abstractions get into the shows?" • "Sure. Take Theodore Stamos who judged the an- nual state open in Westfield Ham an Easier IradUion in your home? More buys for your Easter list! :(lwo years ago). He threw out all traditional work, saying & Shop has a delicious selection! •junk' and 'garbage', and he :ki'pt in the worst 'housewife' "Happy Easti •art and the abstractions." Pepsi Cola : "And the result?" &: "Happy Passove ; "Bad." with quality flowers Regular or Diet ' , "Don't you pretty much ^et 32 oz bottle ,the result you want by choos- from Slop & Shop Mini-priced" tor 'mg a certain judge?" sparkling savings. To insure quality and freshness for the holidays, Unbelievable Experience No return bottle "Of course. This happens these florist items will be available from Tuesday on. every year at the state show. Cooked Ham Bad:' The quality of the show is the judge. I haven't sub- Shank Portion Sunshine mitted anything to the state NATIVE GROWN 16ozpkg (water added) Hi-Ho Crackers 39° show in years. There's no 5-FLOWERED point. The same thing hap- Dole C pens at the Monmouth Festi- EASTER LILLIES 46ozcan 29 val of the Arts. The judging is Pineapple Juice oriented entirely toward ab- Stop & Shop stract, contemporary art. 6-inch $059 Fruit Cocktail 17 ozcan 25' Now if 'contemporary' means pat 0 what is being done today Cranberry Sauce S.-24 that's certainly not what is Hill Cillon. no rtluir happening—except in one tiny Sun Glory Soda Djlllt Attorted H*»or 39' area. The state show espe- MUM 5 inch $069 C cially is an unbelievable ex- PLANT pot Green Giant Niblets «." 19 perience." Instant Whipped Potatoes,r;,49c "Do you mean it simply ex- Mum Plant '1.19 Butt Portion c cludes the vast majority of Stop & Shop Yellow Mustard *;' 1 l watercolorists?" Native Grown 6 Flowered water c "They all laugh it off. It's a Shank Half Ham ."«." 75 Butt Half Ham added 85'. Stop & Shop Medium Peas »" 20 69 joke as far as I 'm con- TULIP 6-inch $O S op & Shop Stop & Shop Peas & Carrots r 20° cerned." pot Center Cut Ham Slices 1.19 Ham Glaze 9'i oi pr 49° "Don, are you seeking to PLANT L Green Beans s'B'V,7.F/:r'''' 20c say something special in your \ l c own work?" Tulip Plant •»' '1.89 Cut Green Beans ZJZ 20 "Not really. I go out and paint and if others like it awl Native Grown Large 3 Flowered Fresh from the Slop iV" Shop Quality brantls tiri> mini-priced here! A freezer full of fine values! buy it, fine." Commercialism Stop & Shop VftrfllKt Colcmbo Whole Milk 1 Qrj HYACINTH $ 10 oi pkg "Don't you ever just crank 099 Chicken Pie I UtkUll Assorted, 8 or cup ±\) PLAINT 6 inch pot Sara Lee Dinner Rolls out a rather commercial C •• Macaroni & Cheese Stop & Shop Cream Cheese X 29 Parkerhouse, Poppy Seed or job?" C C 7oz ( ^ "I guess I have been guilty Hyacinth Plant '1.19 Cocktail Sauce 59 Whipped Cream Cheese T,r 25 Sesame, full/ bakKi, rp;i'J/ to of that, but I prefer not to do s C Native grown. stop i ShDp 33 it There are artists who only Stop& Shop Gelatines -,'.;:> :;; l Buttermilk Biscuits ZWT 9 Assorted colors. C do that, always with a sale in 5 inch pot. Azalea Plant half gallon assorted mind. You know, 'Today I'll \et .wring* in our I I'.S/I Mnrliels! Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail "-V2!: 99 Native grown. 1 C go out and paint five $25 wa- Hill colors Crescent Dinner Rolls 7.,Vr 3P $349 Sliced $ Cheese or Meat Ravioli.. . "^... 59 tercolors.' Perhaps we are all Cineraria Plant 6-inch pot. d guilty of a little com- Halibut Steaks Froien 1.29 ReddiWip Topping «V: 59 Fragrjnt buds CelentanoManicotti ","'1.19 mercialism." c c and blooms. $399 Ho-Mai Shrimp Rolls ;;• 89 Stop & Shop Sour Cream r,'39 $ "Are there many good wa- Gardenia Plant 6 inch pot. C Celentano Stuffed Shells r 1.29 hill pound f roien lercolor artists in our area?" Hybrid Cooked Shrimp 79 Cinnamon Rolls V.','.'.;:;' 33° C "Yes. It surprises people in Cymbldii ™ $199 s Hard Rolls '"CV" 49 [ill bond Cooked Flounder Fillets » 1.09 C the northern part of the state Orchid Corsage id 1 . Specials groomed lo save you money! Cabbage Rolls ,r,:'""' 69 who think that we live in the $ 79 Old Spice Deodorant ,'rr, 69° C sticks. New York also thinks Corsage home the sariiifis on our oun 69 it has a stranglehold on ull the Cattleya Orchid 2 t M CGreen Peppers "'^'.n, C Hair Spray "" ' ' \','T<,""'"""'" 49 C country's good art, but it's not Potato Cheese Pierogies true. We have some very good Merit Sliced Bacon 99 "".,;:, 69 C JO 01 artists anr/some bad." Geraniums Colonial y? Kielbasi .4.19 Panty Hose rss 59 Morton Apple Pie "And the bad'.'" s Birdt ETC Withered C Buy a dozen pots and save more. $9.99 dozen. !0Q% Sup«T Sn . F>ur I'JU "There are so many people Rath syj Sliced Bacon ;»': 1.19 Peas& Cauliflower Sluct. 10 ol pk[ 39 who come to me. They have l C majored in art in college for The foUoiiinf! items are arniltihle Nepco Kielbasi , 1.19 Broccoli Spears ""\! 39 tour years and they can't 11 1 Opaque Panty Hose • 79 C Butter Cookies '""rr "' '1.99 1 draw. They want to study wa- at our 9 full service shops only! One we t'K all F I.».' color , tu choose (r^m Small Whole Onions 39 lereolpr painting, but can't draw, so they ask me if thi4 ^fIgMijMiJ,i7r,?#ri^^j; have to be able to draw in or- Carnations der to paint. I say 'Yes, dear' c and then their chins drop to Pompons t!? Domino their shoes." Granulated Save 25 ii Save15 m Save 25' "is drawing the biggest ob- Roses with this coupon on (three) pkgs with this coupon on [one) tv" >3 with this coupon on (one) 4 oz. \v stacle?" Sugar 59' 4 oi lotion or 2'i oz tube of fr" I ',5 29 INSTANT Gimmicks, Paraphernalia Spring Bouquets tr*2 (one) 5-lb bag with Durkee Spices Head & Shoulders i "Yes. These people are this coupon thru April 21 OR EXTRACTS more concerned with gim- We also carry a large selection of cemetery vases Decaf Coffee -' him! 3 cc'bpon per Idnut^ u April 1) SHAMPOO M, GoGd April 15-21 micks and paraphernalia and floral blankets. You will find quality cut (lowers, on Oft tjrr.il LIT.II ] coupon per larrnly They think you must have plants and accessories . . . mini-priced*. U T*f SaBy Register, Red Bank - MIddfcUmn, N.J. Wednesday, April 18,1873 Holmdel Post Office Drive Progresses With Site Lease HOLHDEL — A central interior streets and such ma- munity Hospital is overtaxing Phillips was held by both/ his post office came one step jor thoroughfares as Scharjck, existing equipment. fellow classmates and his in- closer to reality as the Town- Bethany. Crawfords Corner The committee welcomed structors." ship Committee adopted an and Middletown Roads was Police Chief R. Bruce Phillips "A bid from Pollution Control ordinance authorizing a postponed pending approval on his return from graduation Co. to operate the township's gtxxind lease to the U.S. Post- of the state Department of at the FBI National Academy sewage treatment plant at a al Service. Transportation. at Quantico, Va. pro-rated monthly allotment The lease, for property on of $1,1 HO was approved. Pollu- VICTORY MARKET The committee approved Mayor Cohen declared the Crawfords Corner Road, will Township Engineer Leon S. township's pride in Chief Phil- tion Control will also receive 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508,747-1339 be for 20 years with seven 5- Avakian's request to petition lips' appointment as one of 300 $X0O and $250 monthly for the year options to renew, and the state for the use of all students from all 50 states and operation of collection and lift FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE - TOP QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY should, in Mayor David Co- unexpended state aid so the several foreign countries. systems, respectively. hen's words, "hasten the fi- township can improve the Chief Phillips, in reporting Mayor Cohen noted the pro- WHOLE AGEOFOR SIRLOIN nalization of a long-sought Holland and Telegraph Hi 11 to the committee on the 12- rated terms were agreed upon SMOKED on $119 FLAVOR* X $139 post office for the township." Roads intersection. week FBI program, stated his as the township will close its SHANK HALF TENDERNESS Ib. A lease on land adjacent to own treatment plant later this CURED HAM 1 Mr. Avakian said the state desire to use the training re- 1 the township administration has long asked municipalities ceived in such diverse courses year when it joins the Bay- building was granted to the shore Sewerage Authority. to conserve aid fundings until as police management, law BONE- Holmdel First Aid Squad, major projects become eco- enforcement and behavioral Mayor Cohen proclaimed BONE EYE ROUND $159 LONDON SI 69 which will construct a build- nomically feasible. He added sciences to "give the profes- May as Senior Citizens month, LESS _ _ —.. ing on the site. he foresees no difficulty in ob- sional guidance to Holmdel's May 1 as Law Day, and em- ROAST I Ib. SIRLOIN BROIL 1Ib. Mayor Cohen hailed the en- taining the accumulated police department that it phasized Police Week will be- deavor and commented, "the funds. needs and deserves." gin on May 13 with a me- squad is undertaking a large. Mr, Avakian has also been Township clerk and treasur- morial ceremony in honor of financial responsibility here. authorized to prepare bids on er John P. Wadington, who at- Patrolman John M. Brady Jr. PACKING OMUlVEU CALIFORNIA $109 and I hope the township will the redesigning and enlarge- tended the FBI Academy The committee endorsed UWlb. HILL rally to their support." ment of the Telegraph Hill graduation, noted, "I am par- Township Attorney S. Thomas co HAMS POT ROAST I ib " The introduction of ordi- pumping station. The engi- ticularly impressed by the Gagliano's candidacy for nances setting speed limits on neer indicated Bayshore Com- high esteem in which Chief state assemblyman. BONELESS CORNED S FRYING yiQC BRISKET BEEF 99 Ib. GRADEA CHICKENSwH0LE4Ulb MODC to Present 11 Awards LEAN CALIFORNIA $109 FRESH CHUCK STEAK I ib «* GROUND For Property Improvements FOR YOUR FT. MONMOUTH - Kleven Branch owned by K. J. Frank- Fabkap Corp. liam G. Nealon of Lakehurst FREEZER HIND % BEEF - BEEF ROUNDS special awards for major el Enterprises. — Asbury Towers, apart- Naval Air Station; Col. Peter •property improvement will be — Edgewater-West Apart- ments in Asbury Park owned B. Frell of Ft. Hancock, and CUSTOM CUT •given by the Monmouth-Ocean ments, Long Branch, owned by the Presbyterian Synod Capt. William Deihl of Earle TO ORDER RIBS O'BEEF Ib. Development Council. by Avenel Realty Co. 'Homes of New Jersey. Naval Ammunition Depot. 99 The presentations will be — Covered Bridge Con- — First Merchants National 'made at the council's eighth dominiums, Manalapan Town- Bank, Neptune. annual awards dinner, which ship, owned by Hovnanian En- — Monmouth Consolidated is scheduled for May 3 at terprises Inc. Water Co., a plant in Shrews- .Gibbs Hall here. — Allaire Kacquet Club, bury. William Leslie Jr., chair- Wall Township, owned by Al- — Brookdale Community jnan of the awards screening laire Racquet Club Inc. College gymnasium, Uncroft. committee, has announced — Level Line Inc., Lake- — Point Pleasant Hospital that winners of plaques for wood, new executive offices addition. property improvement in ex- and a plant owned by Harry The total value of these spe- cess of $1 million are: Sussna. cial awards is approximately — Imperial House, a high- — Del Rio Towers, apart-, $31 million. In addition to the rise apartment in Long ments in Bclmar owned by $1 million category, recogni- tion will be given to the 38 oth- er major new construction projects in the two counties, totalling nearly %'l% million in value. The screening committee Never also approved an award for the new Monmouth County Paint Fire and Police Academy, which was built by the Board of Freeholders. The award Your was based upon the contribu- tion to public safety. 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Wednesday, April 18,197$ % 17 Beacon Hill Country Club Nears STATE $350,000 Face-Lift Completion ByBOBBKAHLEY club's 18-hole par 70 course. LEONARDO - "We're "We're running new irriga- trying to make it into a mini- tion — sprinkler lines — to 13 plush club," said John Balm- holes," Mr. Deckert said. Sullivan: Prove Revisions' Validity er, president of Beacon Hill "We're improving the first, TRENTON — State Environmental Protection Commis- Country Club, where a second and third holes, and sioner Richard J. Sullivan says the federal government will $350,000 face-lift is nearing we're revamping the fairway have to prove the validity of its revised clean air standards be- completion. on No. 11 and the approach to fore New Jersey acts to implement them. With Frank J. Deckert, a the green. We're reworking Last month, New Jersey was informed it would have to re- member of the club's board of No. 15 completely,,length- duce air pollution caused by autos by (HI per cent instead of the directors, and Joseph Schroe- ening it 60 yards. And then originally projected 26 per cent in order to meet the new 1975 der, club manager, Mr. Balm- we're putting in more drain- age improvements and pipe, standards. er looked with satisfaction at and improving and length- Sullivan declared yesterday that in order to meet the stan- foundations and framing al- ready beginning to mirror the ening the tee areas. dards. New Jersey would have to take drastic action, such as Three-Year Program the rationing of gasoline to curtail auto use, the imposition of promise of a colored render- traffic controls to restrict travel and the adoption of laws to ing by Eatontown architect "It's part of a three-year require that pre-1970 cars be equipped with the same air pollu- James D. Witte. program of improvement to tion devices that are found on newer vehicles. Mr. Balmer pointed out an the course, and it's all being "These are all possible," Sullivan said, '.'but we're not ad- addition to the front of the accomplished without taking clubhouse that will increase any holes out of play," the vocating any of them." the seating capacity of the greens committee chairman dining room from 125 to 250. said. He added that a fillip to Forbes Would Test Cycle Ruling "We've got to have that the improvements will be a TRENTON — Millionaire publisher Malcolm S. Forbes, ready by May 18 for a county practice putting green, to be who concedes his wife considers him eccentric, announced Republican Club dinner and built within the area enclosed yesterday he would ask the state Supreme Court to hear his golf outing," he said. by the club's new semi-circu- challenge.to the Garden State Parkway's ban on motorcycles. Workmen busy on the proj- lar access drive. Forbes, a former Republican state senator who ran for ect made it seem that dealine Mr. Balmer explained that governor in 1957 and lost, said if the state Supreme Court rules will be met. family membership is against him or refuses to hear his appeal, he would take his The $350,000 expansion pro- stressed as a matter of policy THE REAL THING — Officials of Leonardo's ming pool and tennis courts and revamp 18-hole case to the federal courts. gram also includes enlarge- by the board of directors. Im- Beacon Hill Country Club compare architect's golf course. On site, from left, are John Balmer, He has already lost one round in his fight when the Appel- ment of the grille room to ac- provements to the facilities rendering of improvements to clubhouse with ac- club president, Frank J. Deckert, director and late Division of Superior Court, the state's second highest commodate 150 patrons in- are made with the aim of pro- tual construction progress. Club's $350,000 face-lift chairman of greens committee, and Joseph court, held that although the Parkway's motorcycle ban may stead of the current capacity viding comprehensive club fa- will nearly double size of clubhouse, odd swim- Schroeder, club manager. be drastic, a court could not substitute its judgment for that of of 50 to BO and addition of a cilities for a membership lim- the state Highway Authority, which runs the Parkway. cocktail lounge, which' will ited to 210 families, he said. of the current clubhouse. care for an additional 60 "Ours is a plain club, with The course remained at 18 Imperiale to Aid Kawaida Probe members and their guests. families stressed," he de- holes until the depths of the In the basement of the club- clared, i Great Depression in the 30's, NEWARK — Assemblyman Anthony Imperiale says he John Schoellner, greens su- has been asked by U.S. Atty. Herbert J. Stern to cooperate house, men's and women's when it dropped to nine holes. locker rooms are being en- perintendent since 1970, re- with a federal probe into alleged civil rights violations in con- called the dub's history. "We lost nine holes in the nection with the stalled Kawaida Towers housing project. larged and modernized, with an entirely new steam room Opened July 4, 1899, as the Depression, but we got them Imperiale, an independent from Essex County, indicated back in 1963," Mr. Balmer ex- Monday night that he would go along with Stern's request. ,The planned for the men. Don Lux's pro shop at the northern Highland Park Links, the club plained. outs,pokes legislator has been a leading opponent of the black- provided an 18-hole golf sponsored project, which is slated for construction in this end of the building is being Besides serving its member- tripled in size. course with an open shed by city's predominantly white North Ward. the entrance road as a club- ship, Beacon Hill serves the Larger Kitchen Imperiale told a meeting of the North Ward Committee to house. In 1918, the facility be- community, the club presi- The clubhouse kitchen is Stop Kawaida that he was summoned to Stern's office last came the Monmouth County dent added. For a number of being enlarged and modern- week and asked if he would cooperate with the investigation. Country Club, with headquar- years, it has been home ized, and a new bar is being Stern was unavailable for comment. ters in a Victorian house still course for golf teams from added to the men's locker "If the federal government doesn't know where to draw standing on the club grounds. Middletown Township High lines as to what or what not is legal," he said, "it's time we all room. School and Mater Dei High sat down and had a good talk." Tennis courts and an Olym- By 1946,,the club was known School, With school practice pic sized swimming pool are by its present title of Beacon sessions scheduled Mondays Helstoski to Decide on Bid under construction at the Hill Country Club, with a and Thursdays, he said. south end of the clubhouse, clubhouse on the hill where the jIVASHINGTON - Rep. Henry Helstoski, D-N.J., is re- where a terrace will allow current facility stands. Mr. Schroeder, who resign- considering his decision against seeking the New Jersey members and guests to watch ed as club manager about five Democratic gubernatorial nomination and is likely to make up swimmers and tennis match- Fire leveled the clubhouse years ago only to return about his mind before the weekend, a spokesman for the congress- es. that year, Mr. Schoellner re- a year ago,looked around at MINI-PLUSH CbUNTRY CLUB - Rendering by Eatontown Architect man said yesterday. Mr. Deckert, chairman of called. A surplus World War the improvements and smiled. James D. Witte shows enlarged clubhouse and added swimming pool and the spokesman added, however, that Helstoski was "lean- the club's greens committee, II barracks building replaced tennis courts under construction at Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo. ing against" seeking the nomination. He said the congressman explained the face-lift also in- the burned out structure, and "This is kind of home to "We're trying to make it into a mini-plush club," says John Balmer, club •was reconsidering his decision "out of courtesy" to Bergen cludes improvements to the that barracks remains the core me," he said. president. Improvements are scheduled for completion in June. County Democratic Chairman Michael J. Breslin Jr., who had asked him to do so. Helstoski would probably make public his decision before the weekend, since the filing deadline is next week, the spokes- man said. County Scales Down Last month Helstoski announced an "irrevocable" deci- sion not to seek the nomination. He is serving his fifth term in Congress and is considered one of the leading Democratic poli- ticians in the state. Park Land Purchase KREEHOLD - The Board Ocean. The freeholders plan and Sevin from Nationwide Dr. Weinberg Given State Post of Freeholders yesterday au- to develop the tract into a Chemical Corp., Lakewood, TRENTON - Dr. Martin H, Weinberg was named yes- thorized acquisition by pur- county park. for $4,457 and the purchase of terday as director of the Division of Mental Health and Hospi- chase or condemnation, land The freeholders adopted a paying materials for bridge tals in the Department of Institutions and Agencies. for a county park on Mount $150,000 ordinance for the pur- decks and approaches for At the same time, Dr. Inge Rudloff Plante was named to Mitchell in Highlands and At- chase of lands in New Shrews- $22,900 from Stavola Con- succeed Dr. Weinberg as medical director of Trenton Psy- lantic Highlands. bury for the proposed county tracting Co., Red Bank. chiatric Hospital. The authorization is for 5.40 regional landfill. The ordi- The announcements were made by Gov. William T. Cahill, acres in Atlantic Highlands nance covers the purchase o! The county library tax rate _who said he looked to Dr. Weinberg for "strong leadership in and 1.76 acres in Atlantic about 147 acres. was established at 2& cents providing direction and integration in the care of New Jersey's Highlands, for a total of 7.16 The freeholders authorized per $100 of equalized valu- mentally ill." acres. The freeholders had the purchase of 40 acres of ation. This tax is applied only Dr. Weinberg was recommended for the post by In- LITTLE SILVER ICE — A new ice skating rink, dubbed Little Silver Ice, made a similar authorization land for $27,500 for the landfill against those municipalities stitutions Commissioner Robert L. Clifford, who had appointed is proposed for site on White Road. The Borough Planning Board last Jan. 16 for the 10.9-acre tract from VanCal Inc. The pur- (4(1 out of the 53 in the county) a special committee in August, 1972, to recruit a director. night approved the site plan for the rink. Proposal stiil needs variance ap- but later decided only to ac- chase was provided for in the that are members of the coun- proval. quire a portion of the tract be- $150,000 ordinance. ty library system. The rate has remained the same since cause of. high costs of con- Appointed as members of Nuclear Plant Hearings in Session 1971. demnation. Yesterday's ac- the Monmouth County Narcot- FORKED RIVER — Federal hearings are under way into tion was only administrative ics Council were Edward the environmental effects of a proposed second nuclear power to make the authorization con- Goldstein, Breezy Point Road, plant along Oyster Creek in Lacey Township. Little Silver Planners Tire Center form to the freeholders' in- Little Silver, and Raymond R. Joseph W. Ferrara Jr., deputy attorney general for the tentions. Evans of 17 Robin Court, Mid- State Department of Environmental protection, told yes- The tract is off Scenic dletown. Plan OK'd terday's opening session here that the hearings should have The board approved the been postponed until certain state and federal studies are com- Drive, overlooking Sandy OK Ice Rink Proposal Hook Bay and the Atlantic purchase of Millers Nufilm 17 pleted. At Matawan LITTLE SILVER - The The studies would have she'd additional light on the envi- ing, afternoon and evenings be added, if needed, behind MATAWAN -The Planning Planning Board last night ap- ronmental effects of nuclear reactors, Ferrara declared. on weekends and holidays. the building. Board has approved the site proved a site plan for Little Most of the 12 other witnesses yesterday opposed construc- Mr. Marks said the facility Another site plan was ap- plan of Salvatore Longctte. Silver Ice, an ice skating rink will be rented on an hourly proved by the board, this one Sea Bright Okays tion of the plant, which would be built by the Jersey Central proposed for a 5.26-acre tract Mr Longetle plans to con- Power & Light Co., the utility operating the existing nuclear basis to organizations or pri- lor a new Exxon service sta- on White Road opposite the vate groups. tion, replacing an existing sta- struct a tire center on Rt. 34 facility adjacent to the site of the proposed second Structure. Red Bank Catholic High between Broad and Main Sts. Those who favored construction were predominantly union rep- Mayor Charles F. Rell ab- tion on Oceanport Ave. School field. stained from the board vote, Beach Fee Boost The center will consist of a resentatives. The zoning board must ap- A use variance for the rink, which was otherwise unani- SEA BRIGHT - T-he sing a resolution instead of an showroom and six bays to be prove the new station's con- located in an 1-1 zone, must mous. The mayor said he still Borough Council passed a res- ordinance. tinuing nonconforming use, used for tire installation and Mrs. Klein Urges PA Involvement still be,approved by the Zon- had doubts about the ade- olution last night doubling the The resolution, which did the undersized building size in light repair work. TRENTON — Assemblywoman Ann Klein of Morris Coun- ing Board of Adjustment. But quacy of the 130 parking daily and season public beach not require a public hearing, the B-l zone, insufficient set- ty, a candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, is if all goes well, said Samuel spaces planned for the facil- admission rate for residents. passed unanimously. The property is zoned for back from Oceanport Ave., calling for a balance between the transportation needs of New Marks, general manager and ity. The new daily rate is $1 per "I suppose there will be special business, which does Jersey residents and ttie interests of bondholders of the Port partner in the I. S. F. Corp., and the size and height of the adult. The seasonal rate for complaints about the increas- not permit use for garages or Mr. Marks said most of the Exxon signs and standards. Authority of New York and New Jersey, Deal, developers of the rink, weekend users would be chil- residents now equals the non- es," Mr. Gatto said, "but I auto repair. There is an aban- "The entry of the Port Authority into mass transit would the facility should be ready dren, who were generally resident fee of $10 per adult. will have figures available at doned building on the proper- Action on a proposal to en- the next council meeting if give the system not only the new capital it needs, but also the for skating by next fall. dropped off in groups. He con- large the Red Bank Catholic ty. direction and purpose which has been sorely lacking," Mrs. The one-story, frame and tended that parking was ade- Children 12 years old and residents have any ques- Borough planning con- High School practice field was tions." Klein said Tuesday in a statement. stucco building will contain an quate, and more spaces could held until next month under will still be admitted to sultant Joseph J. Carr advised "Operation under a single authority would make for such 85-foot by 200-foot ice area, the public beach free. Motorola Inc. of Glen Rock, the Planning Board to accept basic improvement as police protection, closed-circuit tele- meeting National Hockey Councilman Salvatore Gal- will supply communications the site plan because the ir- vision monitoring and sufficient park-and-ride facilities, as League regulations, a pro and to, who recommended the in- equipment for the fire depart- regular shape of the property well as the total coordination of transportation systems never rental shop, lounges and team Face Robbery Hearing creases, said resident and ment on a bid of $b,O35. makes it unsuitable for mosl achieved in New Jersey," the statment continued. The Port rooms, and scats (or 420 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - An attendant at the station, non-resident fees are equal Councilman John S. For- businesses. The nature of the Authority has resisted efforts to force its involvement-in mass spectators. Two 18-year-oM youths (ace a police said, was robbed at because of laws which say the sman said the corporation bid business would not change the transit on the grounds that a covenant with its bondholders LSI will operate seven days preliminary hearing in Munic- knife point of $200 in cash. Po- borough can not discriminate $l).0!H for two mobile units to neighborhood, and the pro- forbids such action. a week, 12 months of the year. ipal Court Monday on charges lice said the suspects left the against non-residents. be installed in fire trucks, posed construction would re- Mr. Marks said the rink, the of armed robbery. scene in an older model green $2,723 for three portable walk- move an existing eyesore and At the council's April i Marcos' Kin to Enter Princeton only one in the area north of The suspects, identified by and white car which was lo- ie-talkies and $21)4 for three health hazard, Mr. Carr said. Brick Township, will offer police as Michael Hoelz of cated approximately an hour meeting..,Mr. Gatto proposed battery chargers. Mr. Longette will need vari- PRINCETON — Imce Marcos, daughter of Philippine introducing an ordinance, president Ferdinand Marcos has been admitted to Princeton group instruction for begin- Laurence Harbor, and Arthur later parked on Ocean Blvd. Motorola noted a delivery ances permitting him to build ners, intermediates, and ad- Parker of Perth Amboy, were in Madistin Township. which would have required a and installation date of June within required setback min- University for the 1973-74 academic year, a university official public hearing, to amend the jaid here yesterday. vanced skaters, from the pre- arraigned in Municipal Court The car was identified by 15. imums because of the irregu- beach admission prices. Mr. Forsman said the cor- Questions surrounding the admission of Marcos' daughter schoolers through adults. before Judge Lloyd Elgart. the station attendant as the lar shape of his property, to The Hoclz youth was released one used by the suspects as Some residents at the meet- poration's bid was $:is over use the property for light auto have touched off a campus debate in which students objecting Instruction will be given in ing voiced opposition to the ice hocky, figure and speed in $100 bail. His companion they left the robbery scene. A the amount budgeted lor the repairs, and have two ground to the alleged "strong arm tactics of Marcos" have vowed to proposed hikes and antici- skating and dance pairs. was released in $2,500 bail. subsequent search of the car, equipment signs rather than the one per- •rganize a protest. pated a public hearing to ex- Daytime hours will be re- They were arrested early police said, resulted in police Mayor Cecilu K. Norton ap- mitted. Marcos declared martial law m the Philippines last year. press their views served for LSI or school in- Monday morning as suspects finding a hunting knife, be- pointed Evelyn Kurta to assist An application for site plan (n January he continued martial law and assumed the powers Last night, Mr. Gatto said a *f president, prime minister, the Legislature and military structional use. The rink will in the armed robbery Satur- lieved used as the holdup Tax Assessor John J. Pick- approval was received from review of the beach rate ordi- commander in chief. The Philippines Supreme Court has up- be open to the public from 7 to day night ol the Hub Cap Joe weapon. nally Jr. reevaluate property Frank B. Jablonski, who plans nance indicated the council held a new constitution that allows Marcos to rule by decree "•JO p.m. weekdays, and for auto parts firm, Rl. 35, Cliff- Police said the money was at a salary of $15 per week for to construct a shopping center indefinitely until he calls parliamentary elections. 2^-hour sessions in the morn- wood. recovered. could change the rates by pas- the rest of the year. at Rt. 34 and Broad St. 18 He D»»yHegtter, Be* Baak - MMdleto**, N.I. Wednesday, April 18,1)73' Yown^Men Undergo Military Training, Get Assignments Alicia Drive, felmar, has pate in the Navy's Cache Pro- Meadowbrook Ave., Nave'sink, Mekui A. Wtllaee, son of Lackland AFB. rine Pvts. Freak Mango, son Harley of Red Bank, has been Navy Petty Officer 1C. Mi- completed the aircraft navi- chael Caruso, husband of the gram following graduation and Randy S. Lnndon, son of Mrs. James K Wallace of 82 Air Force S. Sgt. Mlltoa H. of Mr. and Mrs. George selected to attend the Jump Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Lun- gation equipment repairman former Martha Christopher of from high school include Pat- Maple Ave., Little Silver, and Carson Jr., snn of Mrs. Joseph Mango of 123 Windham Way, Masters Course at Fort Ben- don of 5 Lancelot Road, Eng- course at Keesler Air Force Long Branch, is serving with rick Lyman, son of Mr. and Ntrnu D. Normu Jr., son A. Wilson of 243 Asbury Park and Tkeodort R. Mullen Jr., ning. (Ja.. and Underwater lishtown, have graduated • Base, Miss. the Naval Air Keserve Unit al Mrs. Edward Lyman of 20 of Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Norman Village, Asbury Park, is sta- son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Swimmers School. Key West, from the Naval Recruit Train- Sgt. Jerry W. Smith, son of I he .Naval Air Station. Lake- Munson Place, Red Bank, and Sr. of 414 Laurel Ave., BneUc, tioned at Croughton Royal Air R. Mullen Sr. of 4» JJrookwood Ha ing Center, Orlando, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Smith Drive, both Freehold; Jesse Graduates of courses al hurst, Robert Hodge, son of Mr. and have been commissioned as Force Station in England. Air Force Maj. Walter M. Jr. of 1901 AUenwood Road. W. Boucher Jr., son of Mr. Sheppard Air Force Base, Navy Chief Petty Officer Mrs. Merrill Hodge of It) Ter- second lieutenants in the US Marine Pfc. Alan M. Nolan, Costello, son of Mrs. Walter Belmar, has reenlisted in the and Mrs Jesse W Boucher Tex., are Airrogn Robert P. Ellhugh Smith, husband of ry Lane, and Franklyn Carter Air Force after graduating son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Costello of 1009 Browning Air Force after being selected Sr. of 6 Chapin Ave.. Red Iaclno, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Willie M. Smith of ti\ Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. from the School of Military W. Nolan of 132 Kingsley Way, Road, Belmar, is on duty at for career status. Bank, and Stephen J. Warner, Pat Iaeino of 610 Sewall Ave . Seventh Ave., Long Branch, Franklyn Carter Sr. of 19 Sciences for Officers at Lack- Freehold, has reported for Davis Monthan Air Force NavyLt. (j.g.) Gene D. Gall son of Mr. and Mrs George Asbury Park, aircraft me- has completed electronics Howard Ave., bath New land Air Force Base, Tex. duty at the Marine Corps Re- 1 of 36 Casilda Drive, Freehold, chanic, and John 1. Dill.son of specialist training at the -Shrewsbury ' Base, Ariz. Airman Joki Hlamaa, son cruit Depot, Parris Island, W. Warner of 5 Parker Place. is on a five-month deployment Mr. and Mrs John I. Dill of Army Signal School, Ft. Mon- Navy Seamen Peter J. Air National Guard S.Sgt. of Mrs. Brenda Bugbee of S3 S.C. Shrewsbury in the Mediterranean with Pa- 122 Leonard Ave . Neptune, mouth. Rathemacher, son of Mr. and Howard L. P. Mosley, son of Avondale Lane, Matawan, has Graduates of basic training Marine Capt. William liar- air cargo specialist. Mrs, J. W. Rathemacher of Mrs. H. L. 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By MugMrite Henderson the governor as in previous suraneeCo., and general years. chairman of the Bike-a-Thons, "The Woodchoppers Ball." was host at a kickoff luncheon That's an alias they'll be . Dave, Don, Dot County Fare at the Prudential Building, able to hang on this year's David Howard, co-director Newark. Among those on Monmouth Park Charity Ball of the Harkness Ballet, New hand were N.Y. Giants coach Alex Webster who, we under- scheduled for July 28 in the York, did his dancing in Red Mr. Howard spreads his bal- per, who studies tap as well stand, may even be accepting Monmouth Park Jockey Club. Bank, Sunday afternoon, at let talents around arid has as ballet, and Beverly Kerr, a registration forms for the And that's because the par- the Dorothy Toland Dance conducted dance workshops graduate student. cycling course set by the ty—actually titled New Or- Studio. He was there as guest at many universities, for the Also, Dorothy Toland Pons! Avon Junior Woman's Club. leans Night of Jazz—will fea- teacher, actually, for one of Metropolitan Opera Ballet, ture music by the oP wood- Dorothy Toland's special and at Dance Masters of Calling Cyclists For details on each or all chopper himself. Woody Her- events contact Monmouth classes and al her special America conventions—where Start pedaling. The Mon- man. County Association for Re- request. he met Dorothy Toland (ac- mouth County Association for tarded Children, 30 Hudson This was announced at a London-born Mr. Howard tually Mrs. Don Pons) and Retarded Children will reap Ave., Red Bank, where info committee meeting at the Lo- received his training at the Mr. Pons who is a director of the rewards if you sign up as and forms are available. cust home of Mrs. Bernard B. Arts Education Trust there Dance Masters as well as a a cyclist for one of the three White, who is one of the chair- and at the age of 16 was jeweler par excellance. Bike-a-Thons ready to roll men. Mrs. Philip H. Iselin is awarded the Royal Academy Among the people who April 29 in Monmouth County. All Assorted the other. of Dancing's highest honor for worked with Mr. Howard Sponsors of these events are The dentists took a cue Already the committee has males dancers—the Adeline were Becky Wills, an out- Avon Junior Woman's Club, from all those silvery fillings received such gifts as a full- Genee Medal. He was a standing young local per- Brielle Junior Woman's Club, and named the first annual length white mink and leather soloist with the Royal Ballet former; Lynn Lloyd, who has and Monmouth Auxiliary for scholarship gals sponsored by coat from B. Smith, New of England for more than six won many gymnastic and bal- Retarded Children. York furrier; a bundle of the Monmouth-Ocean County years, appeared with the Na- letic honors for her teacher; The 25-mile round trip route ranch mink from Samuel Sil- Dental Society—The Silver tional Ballet of Canada and Laurie Ambessi, "Our Little set up by the latter group is berstein of the Fur Salon, Red Ball. The party (for which the toured internationally. Mr. Miss Keansburg;" Diana sort of a three-pronged one; Bank; a Caribbean cruise for dental auxiliary gave an as- Howard's talents even re- Doughty, a member of the participants will be able to de- two aboard the Homeric from sist) took place in Old Or- sulted in a command perform- faculty at River Street part from Rumson-Fair Home Lines; a 51,500 diamond chard Inn, Eatontown. Dr. Ze- THE BIG O.K. — Mrs. John H. Callen Jr., Rumson, who is editor with ance before Queen Elizabeth School; April Guidotti, who Haven Regional High School, and a tourmaline pin given lig Steinberg, West Long II. will be entering competitions Oceanport Borough Hall, or Mrs. Theodore J. Reiss, also of Rumson, of the annual Pictorial prepared anonymously; and hand-paint- Branch, was chairman. But since 1966 Mr. Howard this.season; Vivian Rogers, the recreation area across by Navesink River Auxiliary for Riverview Hospital, goes over final ed, antique fish plates ap- Betty and Joe Dondero, has been stateside, having who will make her first solo from Ocean Township High proofs with John Famulary, left, director of advertising for The Daily praised at |7,300 from Mrs. Holmdel, are back from three been invited by the Rebekah appearance at recital this School—and keep pushing on- Register, and Ernie Trunzo, the paper's composing room foreman. The Louis E. Marron, Brielle. year; Lauren Overby, winner weeks of hula-ing it up in Pictorial will be a supplement to tomorrow's eaition. Harkness Foundation to join ward to touch all bases! Hawaii, trolley-ing it up in Mrs. William T. Cahill is of the Monmouth Arts Foun- the faculty of the Harkness Sportsman Al DeRogatis, San Francisco and ante-ing it honorary chairman, and is ex- dation merit award for danc- Ballet School, where he is now vice president of community up in Las Vegas. pected to attend the ball with co-director. ing this season; Patricia Tap- affairs for the Prudential In- Actress Herminone Gingold and a guest of her choice will dine May 8 at the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Gingold, one of the stars of "A Little Night Music," will join Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Edeiken, Deal, after her per- formance at the Shubert Theatre. Mrs. Edeiken is president of Children's Psy- chiatric Center, Eatontown, beneficiary of dual activities that evening: "A Little Night Music" first, and a little sup- per and dancing at the Star- light Roof, second. They've compiled all sorts of numerical data re the re- cent Shrewsbury Historical Society's Antiques and Crafts Show; but so far not the net proceeds. "That's coming 'though," says Mrs. Morris D. Cammack, who reports that well over 2,000 persons visited the event during its two-day staging in Christ Church and the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury; and that the Shrewsbury Garden Club may. have earned enough to add an herb garden to Shrewsbury Allen House; that Mrs. Ervin Register staff Photo L. Harlacher supervised the HOWARD HIMSELF - service of more than 400 David Howard, left, co- luncheons and countless other director of the Har- refreshments; and that the kness Ballet, New Shrewsbury Historical So- York, relaxes following BIKE-A-THON BE.VY - N.Y. Giants coach Alex ciety's very own booth, with a guest teaching stint Webster, right, and Al DeRogatis, NBC sports an- Miss Louise Jost in charge, with Dorothy Toland nouncer and vice president of community affairs did more than ?600 worth of Pons, Red Bank dance AComplele Hallmark for Prudential Insurance Company, are sand- business selling publications instructor, and her hus- Social Expression Center wiched among some of the women involved in re local history and by local band Don Pons. • When youcaie enough to send llm veiybcsl ' plans tor the three April 29 Bike-a-Thons that will authors. # benefit the Monmouth County Association for Re- • EASTER PASSOVER ' CONFIRMATION THEATER PARTY j "MOTHERS DAY tarded Children. They are from left, Mrs. Nich- Happily Announces The olas Juliano Jr., Long Branch, a member of the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The f D

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Dear Ann Landers: \^)iy is your opinion, Ann? — Thor- me daily for sending them dozen wnme'n. At this very it that most men try to be oughly Modern Millie ; there. Al-Anon does a magnifi- moment I am borderline sick courteous to women simply Dear Millie: I see nothing cent job. It's free and you can because two dames whose because it is the decent thing unwomanly or ill-mannered Ann Landers find it in the phone book. desks are within 20 feet of to do, yet many females who about helping a man with his Are your parents too strict? mine are exuding fumes that shoot their mouths off de- coat, through a door, or even relationship. As for the chil- and I am sure my doctor is an Hard to reach? Ann Landers' are knocking me out. manding "equal rights" stand earring some of his packages dren, many youngsters call alcoholic. I've begged, cried, booklel, "Bugged By Par- One odiferous creature empty-handed, while a man if she is empty-handed. And, older Iriends "Aunt" and appealed to my husband's ents? How To (Jet More Free- reeks with a gardenia scent precariously balances two incidentally, I practice what I "Uncle" even though they are sense of decency as a father, dom," could help you bridge that is vile. The other lady cups of coffee and tries to pry preach — t3 the utter amaze- not related. So continue to be Ihreatened to expose him to the generation gap. Send 50c sprays herself with a lUy-of- a door open with his knee?. ment'of some men! "Auntie Mayme " It would be his boss I've withheld sex. in coin with your request and the-valley cologne every These women, for some mys- Dear Ann Landers: 1 was neither'inappropriate nor con- Nothing works. It isn't easy to a long, stamped, self-ad- twenty minutes. For good terious reason, feel it is not divorced after several years fusing to them. work an eight-hour day and dressed envelope to this news- measure she shoots a few "their place" to give a man of marriage. My former hus- Dear Ann Landers: It has come home to children, house- paper. blasts from the atomizer into some assistance band's sister and her spouse come to my attenlion re' cleaning, cooking, laundry, Dear Ann Landers: For the air. She reminds me of By this cot-keyed profess of are still very good friends of cently that some people think unpaid bills for booze — and years I've been reading let- that old ad, "Quick, Henry, reasoning, a woman wouldn't mine. Their children are pre- your column contains the best lo clean up the vomit Don't ters in your column from the Flit!" cious to me. suggest A A. He doesn't think dream of offering her seat to humor in the paper. I take it 1 people who hate cigars and If you think I am laughing, a man on a bus even though My ex-husband remarried very seriously and I believe he has a problem. What now'. cigaret smoke in offices, let me assure you I am not. he is loaded with packages last week. How do I now refer most people who write to you — S.O..S. From Boston buses,'' elevators, planes, Please, Ann, inform your and having one devil of a time to,, or introduce my ex-sister have real trouble. 1 have, for Dear S.O.S.: Since your hus- trains, etc. Some of the grip- women readers that excessive hanging on to the strap. How and brother-in-law! Do I sign sure. band doesn't think he has a ers insist that they are aller- use of perfume can be as of- many times have you seen a my notes to my former nieces I've been married to an al- problem and you KNOW you •jgic. Others just plain don't fensive as cigar and cigaret man staggering under the and nephews "Auntie coholic husband for ten years! have one, I suggest Al-Anon. like.it. Why is it that no one smoke. Unfortunately, TV, ra- weight of five packages while Mayme"? 1 don't want to con- I've searched my conscience Since I've been writing this ever, complains to you about dio and magazine ads have the woman walking at his side fuse the children, nor do I want and asked for Cod's help. I've column I know of no organiza- the sickening, nauseating odor made us fearful that we don't is carrying only her purse? to embarrass my ex-hus- talked to my clergyman (I tion that has generated more of perfume? smell right and nobody will And the chances are nine out band's new wife. tnink he is a drinker himself), mail from readers who bless I work in an office with two tell us. That's where it all be- of ten that the packages are I'd like your help. — Con- gan. I am — Gagging In HERS. cerned Georgetown Shouldn't good manners be Dear Concerned: Call your Dear G.G.: May I disabuse based on thoughtfuiness rath- ex-in-laws by. their namas and you of the notion that people's vr than sex roles? What is make n» reference to the past concern about this subject"is a * " recent development. I submit as evidence a little gem that dates back to 200 B.C. Plaulus' SHIPSHAPE - Rosalind Rota, left, takes notes as said, "A woman smells well Lucy's is Deanne Busch explains about one of the health when she smells of nothing." food products available at the Body SKoppe Pass this column on to Garde- Health Spas located in Red Bank, Linden, Lake- Loaded with- nia and Lily-nf-the-Valley and wood and the newest spa which is expected to be. let's hope it helps open and operating in late May. The Red Bank health spa is open only to men, but both men and women mav obtain pre-opening memberships fpr. Sorority the Middleton spa Shap-up programs suited to individual needs are featured along with health Easter To Mark food and cosmetic lines. 42nd Year Gunter Fashions At Raceway : FREEHOLD - New York Admission for the ladies, as KATONTOWN - The Red designer Uunter famed for his it is every Thursday, is free. Bank area chapters of Beta work in leathers and suedes _ _ Sigma Phi will celebrate the for fall, unveils his spring col- 42nd Anniversary of the orga- lection at Freehold Raceway Savings! nization's-founding Thursday, tomorrow. April 21, at 7:30 p.m. A ban- OVERWEIGHT Lucy's is ready this Eastor, with quet in which the eight local The clothes will run the ga- Tlic Odnncx Plan can help you the most beautilul Spring Fash- become the slim trim person that you ions you've ever,seen. We have chapters will join for the oc- mut from spoil and day wear would like lo be. Odrinex has been used them arriving daily . , . you'll be casion will be in the Old Or- to elegant and provocative successfully'by thousands all over the amazed when vou see Ihis tine chard Inn, Eatontown. evening gowns. countiy (or 14 years. Gel rid ol excess. coller.tion of ladies' fashions Forty-two years ago, the !al and live longer. Stop in this weekend ... be the r Showings will take place af- Odrinex is a liny tablet and easily first ... don't miss any of these first chapter of the sorority ' ter each of the first four races swallowed. Contains nodanuerousdrugs. fine fashions. was formed in Abilene, Kan. which begin at l:;)0 p.m. For- No starving. No special exercises. Odrinex Plan msls 53.25 and Hie large There are now 1O,5IM1 chapters mal modeling will take place and 250,000 members in the economy size $5.25. CO-ORDINATED on the apron promenade in Vou must lose ugly lat or your United States, Canada, 23 for- front of the grandstand follow- mnney will be refunded. ND questions SPORTSWEAR eign countries and territories. ed by more informal displays asked. Accept no substitutes. Sold with In addition to the banquet, in the dining room. this guarantee by: traditional ceremonies will be SLACKS observed. The history of the local chapters from Red FASHIONTOPS Bank, Freehold and Toms PREGNANT... River, will be reviewed. AND BLOUSES Mrs. F.dmond Rosenthal, DISTRESSED? Freehold, is serving as chair- MIDDLETOWN PLAZA man of the Founder's Day HWY 35 COR. HARMONY RD. BLAZERS BIRTHRIGHT 922-9333 Banquet. The toastmaster.wiil MIDDLETOWN be Mrs. Ernest Schaflin, Lin- TENNIS WEAR croft. Other members who will have a part in the pro- • gram are Mrs. Edwin Kenny, SWIMWEAR Belford, and Mrs. Rod Wise- man, Freehold. Missyand Junior Sizes Mrs. Edward Meehan, Red R«9lil«r staff Photo Bank, was selected to present HATCHED FOR SPRING — Previewing fashions from Peridot, Mon- a special message from the mouth St., Red Ban(<, which will present a full spring-summer collection sorority's national president, at the River Plaza PTA's Annual Card Party and Fashion Show, are, left which was received from in- RACKS AND RACKS OF GREAT to right, Mrs. Ralph Mulhern in banlon haltered culotte; Mrs. Carl Monta- ternational headquarters in naro in man-tailored slack ensemble and Mrs. R. James Annarella, chair- Kansas City. It will be the SALE ITEMS IN our... mori. The event will take place Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the River Plaza central event of the evening School, Hubbard Ave. and the culmination of the Seasonal Department program. SPAGHETTI SUPPKK LINCROKT - A' commu- nity Spaghetti Supper spon- sored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lincroft Fire Company Treat Yourself will take place April 27 from ti Attrnyn Firm Quality Merrtiantlinr . . . lo 8:3(1 p.m. in the fircho'use, to a Newman Springs Road. There FACTORY is a reduced price for children MOTHER'S DAY LUCYS OUTLE:: T under 111 years of age. Ad- Light 'n Lovely Figure IS vance reservations are being I taken by Mrs. Richard OPEN: THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9:30-5:30 Schroeder and Mrs. (Jeorge at the SUNDAY, MAY 13th BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK Smith.. Tickets also may he purchased at the door. ALL NEW GYMNASTIC Light 'n Lovely CLASSES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS Figure Salons ^ UNDER WAY NOW AT - Light 'n Lovely has something for everybody. Our programs cost less and ofler much more. We will give ALT'S GYMNASTIC SCHOOL you the ultimate in exercise equip- INTRODUCTORY GIFTIDEA ment, personal supervision and OFFER GOOD 455 BROAD ST. 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By MARGOT SMITH departments and agencies that would appear to have had a hand >P creating the food bill dilemma.' II was nu surprise to hear that Ralph Nader, Bnwlsldc Attaek America's good consumer man, showed up at last Potluck While sustaining their protests in (he local HIT Wednesday's congregation of women's protest permarket, the women have staged a broadside »U group representatives in Washington, D.C. tack on what they see as the causative factors. Like all men of action, Mr. Nader is an oppor- jectivity depends upon her own utilization of the Riled up by methods that ejnploy mind and media, tunist, and never has a more emotion-packed op- same ploys. Who can blame her for using the meth- they speak now as one, looking fqr relief and. exhib- portunity presented itself in behalf of consumer- ods that are being used to dupe her? iting great faith that our government is stijl re^ ism. Predictable Message sponsive to the people it represents. There have been a number of feelittlers, gov- Mr. Nader's message to the women who Washington must respond, by clarifying the ernmental and otherwise, claiming that the boycott formed the National Congress for Consumerism circumstances that have caused the trouble, and of meat and all the noise that surrounds it is noth- was as predictable as hiss uninvited appearance explaining whether they can be overcome,' and ing more than a nationwide female tantrum. Some and the standing ovation he won. how. even suggest the agitation was subtly initiated by He is a well informed and skillful mass psy- Focus has moved from Main Street to Capitol powers in Washington who wish to set a receptive • chologist, too. He is well aware that nothing suc- Hill, and we, the noisy ones, are waiting, listening scene for inevitable rationing. ceeds like success, especially when emotionalism far an answer. Mass psychology has become a precise and ef- tends to blur straight thinking. Perhaps the women Public Discussion fective science recently. Recognition of that fact are not fortunate to have a spokesman to get the At Brookdale College, Lincrqft, next Tuesday causes pangs of fear and insecurity. Who (s, manag- job of counter-mass psychology under way. night at H:30 a variety of views on the consumer ing our minds and how? And why? 1984 is not so far The self-appointed spokesman for consumer- crisis will be aired in a public panel discussion. It away as it seemed when George Orwell's book was ism on all fronts told the ladies that their protest is not a protest meeting; it is a constructive effort published, and indications are that the author's was having a tremendous impact on the White to provide some explanations and answers for pub' foresight or imagination were well founded. House and Congress. lie consumption. The grass roots American woman who never "Good!" they thought, "That's just what we The panel will include a representative from burned her bra is being tested. Whether she falls wanted. We never believed the boycott would have the Department of Agriculture, the director of Com prey to the emotionalism that has long been her an immediate effect on meat prices the following sumer Goods and Services of the Department of tag depends upon her ability to withstand criticism week." Commerce, the chairman of New Jersey Con-- with canny reason. Spurred by the conviction that their message is sinners' League and the president of a prominent Whether the American woman can see through getting through, the women united to press for the east coast supermarket chain. the brainwashing tactics of media and mass psy- resignation of Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz, Admission is free for those who will come, chology and apply self protective reason and ob- investigation of his department and a long list of ready to listen. in i mini iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuii iiiiiin iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiitiMiiiiiiuniiiiiiiuiiiiiiii iiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiilii IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII HiiimiliiiiiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiii

ReglslfrSlaff Pftoto APRIL SHOWERS — Getting in the mood for the Holy Trinity PTA's April Showers Dinner and Dance are the chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Ohio Congressman Is Guest J. Federici of Long Branch. The benefit event is set for April 28 in the school auditorium, Exchange Place, Long Branch. Friday is the deadline for reservations. The Coachman will furnish the music for dancing. A buf- fet supper will be served qt 8 p.m. Speaker for Church Women RED BANK - U.S. Con- the 13 black members of the of Carl B. Stokes, former Western -Reserve University Swiss Miss to Put Cheese in Her Meals gressman Louis Stokes, repre- House of Representatives. mayor of Cleveland. Both and Cleveland Marshal) Law sentative from the 21st Con- Rep. Stokes is the brother practiced law as partners in Schoo), and, received honorary FREEHOLD - How to util- of the gourmet department of and hear Mrs. Parispt wh,a Doctor Q( Law degrees frqrn ize Switzerland cheeses in the store, will have Rqsejine says she has "been raised on gresssional District of Ohio, Cleveland, where their moth- will be guest speaker at the er resides, Mrs. Stokes, whose Wilberforce (Ohio) University ideals that are nutritious, low- Parisot of the Switzerland cheese all her life." She will and Shaw University in calorie and even meatless, Cheese Association on hand as appear Monday froin noon to April 29 annual spring lunch- husband is deceased, has been eon sponsored by Episcopal the recipient of several Rajeigh, N.C. He is married will be demonstrated at part of a cooking demonstra- 8 p.m. and Tuesday from II ami has four children. Linens 'n Things, Route 9 on tion series that recently fea- a.m. to6p.ro. Church Women of St. Thomas awards, including Ohio's Church here. Monday and Tuesday tured crepes. Mother of the Year Award. Shoulder lamb chops may be Mrs Ethel Swartz, manager The public is invited to see SCOUT GARA.GE SALE The event will take place in Rep Stokes is a graduate of cut up and used for a stew NEW SHREWSBURY - A Beacon Manor, Ocean Ave., garage sale sppnsored, by Ca- Point Pleasant Beach, start- dette Girl Scout Troop 318 wjll ing at 12:30 p.m. help brighten your hontQ ELEANOR'S HAIR AFFAIR take place April ?8 at 10:30 When we was elected to Easter - Plants • are Now this Spring and Easier a.m. at the home of Mrs. \\. Congress in 1968, Rep. Stokes . Hanging Baskets. letraiiums 407 UNION AVE. UNION BEACH . Gloxinias. Tulips • f. O'Shaughnessy, 50 Knojl- became the first black repre-,., is happy to announce the addition to our stafi of sentative from the state of . Aialeos. Lilies * wood Drive. Proceeds will be . polMymi. Ccladiunii used to help finance a two-day Ohio. He has served on the GERANIUMS* TULIPS • BEGONIAS . Mrttati VioleH "IRISH MARY" Education and Labor Com- trip to Bostpn to "Walk the NEW HERBS (formerly with Hollywood Beauty Shop, Keansburg) mittee, the House internal Freedom Trail." Anipng the Mary is known (or her excellence in permanent waving. Her Security Committee, and the Tarragon • Rosemary«Basil • Chives • Sage hours will be Mon . Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9 to 5 items collected for the sale Appropriations Committee. are a window air conditioner, Connoisseur Shops For Appointment Call 739-1120 Last year he was elected carpeting, Imrricane fencing, chairman of the Congression- household furniture an,d bric- CLOSED WEDNESDAYS al. Black Caucus, made up of 19 Church St. > . 842*66161 Little 8llv«r 747-1B32 a-brac. Rep. Louis Stokes Ice Cream! Jean Nidetcl^Weight Watchers You Won't Miss Founder HdpsPeopte WhoGave It Anymore! Up Ice Cream Celebrate With

Jean Nidetch enjoys her favorite new TheNewDietaryFrozenDessert dessert with local dignitaries. Everyone An air of jubilant festivity penings in the successful Weight agrees Nlce-n-Creamy Is the greatest. Weight Watchers greeted Jean Nidetch, Founder Watchers Program. Weight and President of Weight Watchers is an organization that Wjth. a.rrr»s extended, viva- members welcome Watchers International, Inc., as reaches out to 49 states and cious Jean Nidetch continued she held a press conference to several foreign countries. her talk about Weight Watchers dietary frozen dessert. "No more announce a much welcomed ad- People with a minimum of Jean Nidetch with midnight trips, to the refrjgera- dition to Weight Watchers 10 lbs. to lose can embark on open arms. menu. Weight Watchers mem- the Weight Watchers Program ator, sneaking a taste of forbid- bers and non-members alike for a nominal fee where, at den ice cream, Weight Watchers demonstrated enthusiasm for weekly classes in an atmosphere dietary frozen dessert will more the new dietary frozen dessert. of warmth and understanding, than satisfy the urge for ice they discuss their progress in cream," said Weight Watchers They cheered Mrs. Nidetch attractive Founder. when she stood at the speakers losing weight. table surrounded by local digni- 'Weight Watchers new die- taries. "We think you've gone tary frozen dessert has less than without it long enough," said 1% fat. Can you imagine that! Mrs. Nidetch, "having to give And it's naturally sweetened so up ice cream was no fun. I know "Smooth, velvety, absolute!) luscious"is the way Jean you get a real ice cream taste," how much I missed it, but now described the new dietary frozen dessert. she told that excited audience, that Weight Watchers intro- who all felt they had gone with- duced this dietary frozen des- out it for too long, "You'll love sert no one will_ miss ice cream its vanilla flavor. It's Weight anymore. Weight Watchers de- Watchers celebration for people veloped this dietary frozen des- like you who gave up ice cream," sert just for all you people who gave up ice cream." As hostesses moved through Watchers the crowd offering servings of Jean Nidetch, who has been DIETARY Weight Watqhera new frozen shepherding the waistlines of FROZEN DESSERT dessert, Jean added a few more nearly 4 million people within welcoine words, the past 9 years, knows what "Go home, get out that old it takes to turn herself from a famJliaj4iah,ar)(J haveaaerving 214 lb. ''fatty" to a curvaceous, WilDfunsof Akron fast 91 fcoundj an* ftfn. Look for this convenient half-gallon package at your of this wee and creamy dietary stunning blonde. Fantastic- Jean LeCitfre of Euclid lost 95 ppuqdi. local supermarket. frozen dessert and celebrate. to tbe celebration. weight tosses are ordinary hap- . H73. c^ner q| th« \tm mla. The Daily Register, Bed Bank - Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, April I«, 10* Egging for Half Cholesterol

By BARBARA GIBBONS ,Lel's see how these products compare: COMPARISON OF EGG SUBSTITUTES . They're fooling around with Mother Nature again. . but Cholesterol Protein Calories this time it's for a good cause; cutting down on cholesterol. The Slim Gourmet Now the food folks are giving us low-cholesterol eggs — in a 2 large eggs 5Wmg Hgr. 176 can, in an envelope, in a frozen container — in everything but ter. Eggstra (Tillie Lewis Foods, Stockton, Calif.) is one ex- Cellu brand none 7,6 gr. 78 ap egg shell! ample. Enriched with soy, the Eggstra has a protein content Eggstra 114 mg 11 gr. 86 Of course, you can't dye a can of eggs in Easter colors, nearly as equal to that of real eggs, but a lot less calories, and Eggbeaters None 13:20 gr. 200 - but you can do just about everything else. Scramble them, for some cholesterol. If convenience is more important than calories, Egg- example. Or make an omelet. Or cakes, or cookies. Egg cus- EGGS FROM THE FREEZER - this is a new entry, now beaters might be the preferred choice, but the powdered egg tard, egg salad, eggnog! These make-do eggs have everything being test-marketed in many sections by Fleischmann, the subsitutes are considerably lower in calories. Cellu brand con- the other eggs have — except all that cholesterol! margarine people (Standard Brands, New York, N.Y.). tains no cholesterol. But Cellu is lower in protein than Egg- Cholesterol, of course, is that nasty stuff that's believed to Named Eggbeaters, }his is a frozen liquid you simply defrost stra. So ... you read the lable, and take your choice! gunk up our arterial plumbing and provide Americans with the VERY SPECIAL CAUSE — Eatontown Mayor and pour — % cup equals two eggs! But Eggbeaters contain Next column Friday: how to make your own low-calorie, highest heart disease rate in the world. With American men extra oil, so it's more fattening than real eggs. low-cholesterol eggs! Herbert E. Werner gels personalized ticket ser- keeling over left and right in the prime of life, the American vice from Mrs. Vincent Festa, a committee aide Heart Association has urged drastic changes in the wav we Mrs.'Schreiber for the May 18 Emerald Ball in the Homestead eat, curtailing our intake of fatty meats, butter-fat-laden dairy Country Club Restaurant, Spring Lake Heights, products. . and eggs! Heads Hazlet Club proceeds ot which will assist Frank Jenkins Jr., ' Eggs — or more specifically — egg yolks — are the high- HAZLET - Mrs. William CHRIST CHURCH, EPISCOPAL an Eatontown youth undergoing treatment for Schreiber has been elected quadriplegia. est single source of cholesterol in the American diet. But there 92 The King's Highway, Middletown are millions of Americans who simply don't consider it morn- president of the Woman's ing without eggs. With these products, you can have eggs, and, Club of Hazlet. a low-cholesterol diet, too. Other officers include Mrs. Maundy Thursday Holy Communion 8 PM Depending on the brand you choose, you may even save John Strick, first vice presi (Vigil at Altgr ol Repose until noon Friday) Emerald Ball calories. Weight-watchers will want to choose these products dent; Mrs. Harold Rosengren, carefully, because some are only half the calories of whole second vice president; Mrs. eggs, while others are considerably higher. Let's take a closer Elmer Tyler, recording secre- Good Friday Mass ol the Pre-Sanctified 12 Noon look at the best-known varieties. These "products are generally' tary; Mrs. Robert Capowski, (followed by the Three-Hour Meditation) found in health-food stores and on the health food shelves of corresponding secretary, and To Aid Youth Mrs. George Hept, treasurer. larger supermarkets. KATONTOWN - Mrs. Nun- The Woman's Community EGGS IN A CAN — powdered eggs you measure out and Tenebrae 8 PM, Friday zio J. Calise, 39 Reynolds Club is sponsoring the dinner- Peel and halve a couple of reconstitute with water. One of the best-known brands is Cellu cloves of garlic; drop into a THE MIDNIGHT MASS OF EASTER 11:30 PM Saturday Drive, heads the committee dance in The Homestead (Chicago Dietetic, Inc., La Grange, III.). Three tablespoons for the May 18 Emerald Ball, Country Club Restaurant,' bottle of wine vinegar and let combined with % cup water makes the equivalent of two eggs: stand a week or two. Use the Eucharists at 8,9:15 and 11:15 on Easter Sunday an event being sponsored by Spring Lake Heights, to help It has only half the calories and protein value of real eggs. the Woman's Community Club garlic-flavored vinegar in green defray the cost of medical and EGGS IN AN ENVELOPE - premeasured packets of salads along with oil, salt and Marjorie Mollenauer, guest harpist of Eatontown, to aid Frank rehabilitation expenses. The powdered egg that equal two whole eggs when mixed with wa- pepper. Jenkins Jr., 17, a local youth event will feature a roast beef who sustained a spinal Injury dinner at 7:30 p.m. and danc- in December and is now being ing thereafter to music by the treated at Valley Korge Hos- Joe Boa Orchestra. Easter pital in Pennsylvania. Assisting Mrs. Calise in this Toward the purchase of Young Jenkins, the son of community effort are Mrs. any Shop-Rite U.S.DA. Grade A Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins Sr., Lo- Vincent Festa and Mrs. Vin- Card cust Ave., has been diagnosed cent Urgo, tickets and table ' as a quadriplegic; he is with- reservations; Mrs. Albert out the use of arms and legs. Carelli, decorations; Mr. and OFF Mrs. Robert Dixon, posters; Party Mrs. Theodore Evert, activi- WITH THIS ties, and Mrs. Theodore NEW MONMOUTH - The 1 annual Easter card party of COUPON ir.rrrOTii ™; Voorhees, publicity. Coupon good«t iny Shop Rite Supcmarket /^%i, the Rosary Altar Society of Reservations are due before St. Mary's Catholic Church is May 4 and may be made by set for Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in contacting Mrs. Kesta or Mrs. Memorial Hall. Urgo. Ladies will model their own FILM PROGRAM spring creations in a fashion WALL TOWNSHIP - The show with the theme "The : Monmouth District, Episcopal Creative Woman." Prizes and Churchwomen will view a new refreshments also will be fea- film "Here Is New Jersey" tured. presented by New Jersey Bell Serving on the committee Telephone Company April 25 are Mrs. Fraser Trow, chair- LOOK FOR BONUS NO SLICES REMOVED at 8 p.m. here in SI. Michael's man; Mrs. George Hahne, co- Church. chairman; Mrs. Paul Kiely, GRAND RE-OPENING tickets; Mrs. Charles Gwin- FRESH or SMOKED VARIETY SHOW nett, decorations; Mrs. Albert SAVINGS IN THE STORE! MATAWAN - Rehearsals Wildeman and Mrs. Joseph FABULOUS are under way for the second Janis, refreshments; Mrs. Easter Flowers! EGGS annual Variety Show spon- William Gillece, publicity, and HAMS SINGLE BLOOM sored by the Ravine Drive Mrs. Albert Detmar and Mrs. SHANKLESS ONE PRICE! Is Ku.sler Sunday an occa- PTA. The event is set for May HYACINTHS 69 John Kohut, boutique. WHOLE OR . ASST COLORS 4 •, INCH POT sion lor »ill filling in your 4 at 8 p.m. in the school audi- home? ll is uilh IIIIIIIY of our torium. EITHER ^mmrnQ MUMS 99 friends, ll is a joyous day, af- Choose from a magnificent selection of ler all, licllllin^ of |ii'i>.scnls Tulips. Easter Lilies. Mums, and Azaleas.

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Neilson was also doing his Francis said after the contest. seeing stars and sat it out. period last night was a repeat. Neilson who was doing the job Sunday in attempting to "It was a case of who would — Game four of the series is You know the scene .Its the right thing when Marks took rid the Ranger goal crease of get the next goal. Unfortuna- one they played over the last the shot also figured in Chi- an enemy skater when Black tely for us they got it." tomorrow night in New York month of the regular season cago's first goal as he did Sun- Hawks defenseman Pat Francis refused to comment starting at 9 o'clock. where they forget to skate day. Stapleton hit a slap shot off on the lackluster officiating of - Chicago Coach Billy and hit. Neilson's defensive partner Neilson's skate into the twine. the contest which saw referee Keay refused to let reporters And because of this the »n the right side, Ron Harris, Rangers center Walter Bryan Lewis repeatedly over- talk to any of his players with Manhatten sextet dropped last had gone deep in the Chicago Tkaczuk evened the score at look the most obvious in- the exception of J. P. Bor- night's contest M to the Chi- end of the rink to check Pit 14:51 of the middle session on fractions when each team was dele'au. As a result most cago Black Hawks and trail in Martin who was trying to his seventh goal of the play- down a man. writers boycotted the visitors the best of seven semi-final come out with the puck. offs. "What can 1 say." Francis dressing room. .Stanley Cup Playoff series Martin was able to partially For Tkaczuk it was an in- said when pressed for an opin- First period - I, Chicago, Poppln (5) two games to one. Mull. Mortin 8:!0. Penollles — Wtllle, elude the charging Harris and vidividual effort all the way ion. "1 am sure they have su- Chi 8-43; Korob, Chi. 16:04; Harris, as he took a pass from de- NY 16-04. f With the game tied at 1-1 go- get the puck to Dennis Hull pervisors in the stands who Second period - !. New York, Tkoc- AP Wlrppholo ing into the third period one who passed to Jim Pappin and fenseman Dale Rolfc in his saw the game. Whatever I say luk 17) Rolfe 14:51. Penalties — Staple- ton, Chi, 3:13; Jarrett. Chi, 6:35; Gloco- BODY STOPPER — New York Ranger goalie Ed Giacomin, right, sits on would expect the home team the pair broke with only Neil- own end, was able to split the won't change the outcome." mln. NY. ?:O; Rousseau, NY, 19:38; the puck and successfully prevents a goal by Chicago Black Hawks' Cliff Mikita, Chi, 19:38. to show some of the smooth son back to cover. Chicago defense and get off a "We had a lot of good chan- Third period — 3, Chicago, Mikita 13) Koroll (20) last night at Madison Square Garden. Ranger Jim Neilson, shot from close in that Marks 6:16. Penalties — None. passing and skating that has Pappin came cjown the right ces but didn't score," Ranger Shots on goal by: background, checks Koroll. Action took place in the first period of the been their trademark over the side with the puck and Neil- trickled through the pads of captain Vic lladfield stated Chicago 14 9 5-38 third game in the Stanley Cup semifinals. New York H IS 11-38 years. son stood his ground in the Chicago goalie Tony Esposito. "We are going to have-to Goalies — Chicago. Esposito. New York. Giacomin. This wasn't the case as they middle. When Pappin at- As good as Giacomin was reach back now for that little A- 17.500 Score by periods: went into a conservative shell tempted to pass to Hull, Neil- Esposito was better. Tony 0" something extra." Chicago :i 'OH? and with the exception of a son went to cover and the turned back 38 New York — Harris and Chicago's I'hil New York 0 1 0—1 Phillies' Rally in 8th fourth line made up of Bobby Rousseau at center and Glen Sather and Mike Murphy at left and right wings respec- tively they didn't show much Climaxes Uphill Battle spirit. Canadiens It was poetic justice that MONTREAL (AP) - A 50-foot slapshot by defenseman Kill Flelt's shot with 30 seconds gone in I he second period. MONTREAL (AP) - Tom- rookie Dick Ruthvcn. making ning run on Grog l.uzinskis Black Hawk center Stan Mi- my Button's two-run pinch his professional pitching de- triple and Ryan's sacrifice fly I,airy Robinson in the first extra period gave the Montreal Ca- Guy l.afleur's shut at l!):i:i of the first period, with Phila-.'. kita got the winning goal at nadiens a 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers last night in double highlighted a four-run but. and made it (i-5 in the seventh. the 6:16 mark of the last ses- delphia a man shy. Have Montreal its first goal and I he Cana"-; a National Hockey League semifinal playoff game. diens tied it II seconds before Flefl's answering goal for the eighth-inning uprising yes- He gave up singles to Ken PNIodaUXilo HI MOMTHI lil sion as the veteran team cap- terday that carried the Phila- The best-of-7 Stanley Cup series is now tied 1-1 with Game Fivers mi a shut by Henri Hichard. Singleton and Jorge koquc, Bowo ss Hunt 2t> tain was foiled by Rangers delphia Phillies to a 'J-ti vic- Tovor 3b Poll si •i set for Philadelphia tomorrow night. walked Coco Laboy and Terry Montoni rf Joronsn Ib goalie Eddie Giacomin in the tory over the Montreal Expos. Johnson lb Fairly II first period several times al- Richardso'n's game winner came at 6:45 of Hie overtime Humphrey to force in the first Luinski If Snflleln rf period. Andersn cf Roque ct though the official record With two out, Mike Ander- run, Balor Moore followed Ryon c Walker p It was the second time in as many playoff games between with a tie-breaking single, Harmon Jb Woods ph credits "Stosh" with one shot son singled and Mike Ryan Rl/ttiven p Laboy in the two teams that a sudden death was needed to settle the is- FIRE! tripled to tie the score off Kon Hunt hit into a double Scarce p Humphry c on goal. Pogon ph Moore p 3 0 sue. The underdog Flyers won the opener 5-4 Saturday night One of man's Mike Marshall. Terry Harmon play for the third run and Tim Twichirp Mrshollp 0 0 Robnsn ph Day cf 1 D The clincher was a beauty. on Rich MacLeish's goal with less than three minutes elapsed walked. Hutton, batting for Koh chased Ruthvcn with a Selmo p greatest discoveries - Mutton ph Ranger defenseman Jim Neil- of the overtime period. winning reliever Dick Selma, single that scored Humphrey. Wilson p son who is playing great play- Montreal had to overcome a 2-1) Philadelphia lead, and it greeted Tom Walker with a The Expos made it 61 with Totoli 36 9 IJ, Totals 35 1 II off hockey but doesn't have wasn't until YVan Cournoyer scored at 11 "50 of the third peri- tie-breaking double to left- two runs in the fifth, one of Philadelphia 010 COO 440— 9 Montreal 040 020 000—6 too much to show for it, came od that the Canadiens were able to tie the score 3-3. center field, then came home them on Ron Kairly's first C — Moore DP — Philadelphia 7, Man treol K LOB - Philadelphia 5, Montreal across from his left side posi- The Flyers generally put-hustled and out-played the Cana- on Larry Bowa's single. homer of the season. 9. 2B — Roque, Tovar, Hutton. 3B — REGISTER Luimiki. M. Ryon. HR - Foirly 2. S - tion and tried to cut down a diens during the first two periods. The Expos knocked out The Phillies got a second-in- Twitched, Foil. SF — M. Ryon. shot by Black Hawks defense- In the third period, however, Montreal appeared to gain man John Marks who was in- new life and Cournoyer's tying goal sent the crowd of 17,010 Classified Ads serted on the Mikita line at into wild chants. (They're good, too!) Monday left wing last night. Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead at 5:50 of the first period on Marks was able to get the defensenian Andre Dupont's goal, his first of the playoffs. 741-6900 shot off anyway and Giaco- Gary Dornhoefer made it 2-0 for the Flyers at 8:12 of the first Foils Tom min, who was superb in the period on a power-play goal. The third Flyer score came on NEW YORK (AP) - Kick Monday hit a fourth-inning home run and Ferguson .fen- CHECK kins pitched a two-hitter yes- Orioles Overhaul Yanks terday, leading the Chicago TERMITE DAMAGE Cubs over the New York Mets, 1-0. On Williams' Home Run Every year at this lime, homeowners find winged insect* Monday's leadoff homer run rally that propelled the mund had singled and moved that suddenly fly out ond then drop their wingi and crawl BALTIMORE (AP) - Earl all around. These little insects are TERMITES and indicate was his first of the National Williams slugged a two-run, Baltimore Orioles to a 4-2 vic- to third on Bobby Grieh's that there are still thousands of other termites still eating League season and one of only tie-breaking homer off New tory over the Yankees. groundrule double. five hits off Tom Seaver. 2-1. York relief ace Sparky Lyle Lyle took over for Steve Boog Powell's sacrifice fly the house, causing further destruction to the wood of the Jenkins, M, yielded a lead- last night, climaxing a three- Kline, 1-2, after Merv Retten- tied the game. Then Lyle got house. off single to Bud Harrelson in two strikes on Williams before the first and a leadoff single the Baltimore catcher ripped to John Milner in the fourth. his first American League homer into the left field Milner's single almost led to bleachers. a run. He moved to second on a groundout and went to third Dave McNally, 3-0, finishing on catcher Randy Hundley's with a four-hitter, gave up passed ball. But Jenkins got both New York runs in the Cleon Jones to pop out and second inning as Felipe Alou Jim Fregosi to fly out to end doubled, Celerino Sanchez sin- the inning. gled him home, Ron Swoboda walked and Horace Clarke CNcot.ll) Ntw York 10 r hi ob singled. The Orioles got their 00 1 I: Hrrelsn ss 4 Mondoyct 0 first run in the fifth when Ret- CarOtniri 0 1:Mlllon% 3 0 wilhxm it 0 OiMllrwr )b 3 0 tenmund grounded into a Peptone lb 0 o Stoub rf 3 0 The cost of repairs far exceeds the cost of treatment and SontoJt 0 r Jones If 3 0 bases-loaded double play. goes higher with delay. Decken 26 0 I i Freoosl 3b 3 0 HundWyc 0 o Chiles cl 3 0 Naw York (I) Baltimore (4) Ksslnorss 0 1 Dyer c 2 0 ob hi ob r TERMITE CONTROL EXCLUSIVELY FOR 30 YEARS Jfnktftlp 0 Ot Kronpol ph I 0 Clarke 3t> 3 1! Retinmd rt 4 I Grole c 0 0 AP Wlrephoto White If 4 Seavrr p 3 0 Munson c 4 Powell 1b 3 0 I ONE THAT GOT AWAY - New York Yankees catcher Earl Williams had to take to the air in an Murcer cf 3 . Willoms c 4 1 3 Total! 33 1 5, Totals 38 0 2 Felipe Alou scores the first run of the game in attempt at catching the bad throw from outfielder Nettles 3b 4 oi Baylor If 4 0 0 CNcopo 000 ICO 000 _ I Alou ID 4 2|Roblnsn3b 3 0 0 New York 000 DM 000-0 Baltimore last night. Alou scored from second Don Baylor. The Birds won on o homer by Wil- Sancheidh 4 11 Blair cl 3 LOB — Chicago 6. New York 3. HR - Swobodo rf 3 0|Crowley cm 3 Monday 1. S — Mlllon. base on a single by Celerino Sanchez. Oriole liams in the eighth inning. Michael ss 3 OB longer ss 3 Kline p 0 OjMcNollyp 0 if iiiititiittiiiiiiiiiifitiiiTiiitiitiiiiii ii lyle p 0 0! Totals 31 2 4-Totnls 30 4 10 our only business New York 030 000 000-2 Baltimore 000 010 03x - 4 DP - New York 3. LOB — New York 5. Baltimore 4. 2B — F. Alou, Rettenmund. Grlch. HR - E. Williams (1). SB J- Blotr. SF — J. Powell. For other insects call an exterminator Sport MD's Are Batting Zero For TERMITES... Call Is...!

OUR SERVICE HAS BEEN USED IT By GEORGE.SHEEHAN iiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiiiiiiiiiiiii leading the blind. An uninformed patient popu- BOTH FEDERAL k Innocent Bystander lation ("We are told to do something and we do it LOCAL AGENCIES without any explanation of the purpose" writes ' FJF.E INSPECTION If I were to suggest to the average doctor or UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIINIIimillllllllllUIIIIIUII Ill I1I1IIIIII Ken Dryden in Sports Illustrated about his and his orthopedic surgeon that the common clinical prob- in the function and biomechanical workings of the fellow athletes' attitude toward sports medicine) is TIIOI SANDS Of lems in distance runners are forefoot varus. nar- : foot. They are called podiatrists. To them words being treated by doctors who don't know the cause HOMES row subtalar range, equinus influences, subtalar like forefoot varus. narrow subtalar range, and of their ailments. LUBRICATION - M (TUMULI varus, gracile foot, and a short first metatarsal. I equinus influences are basic English. And they A major part of the problem has been the do- TREATED could expect three possible reactions. One, tie learned about subtalar varus, gracile foot and mination of sports medicine by the orthopedic OIL CHANGE would not know what I was talking about: or two. short first metatarsal in their podiatric infancy. surgeons. They have parlayed a torn cartilage into OUR BUSINESS DEVOTED SOLEL Y TO he would know what I was talking about and think And also learned what to do about them control of the entire specialty. Taken a dramatic SPECIAL WOOD DESTROYING INSECTS I had lost my reason: or three, he would know While the Doctors of Podiatric Medicine wait event in the lives of a minority of the nation's ath- It's time tor a change! We'll 0! R EOUPMENT BEARS NO ADVERTISING MATTER what I was talking about, and even believe me. but in the wings to apply these remedies, sports medi- letes and used it to seize command of the medical change your motor oil, up to know of no way to remedy these conditions cine continues to provide unimaginative, rh- care of all of us, whether we are runners, tennis live quart!. Replace oil filler. Examine ahock abaorbera. Yet these fool disorders (for that is what they adequate, and ineffectual care for the ailing dis- players, basketball players, golfers, or other non- Check lube In tranamlaalon are) are the principal reasons distance runners tance runner. At the present time the medical pro- collision athletes. and differential, add aa have such symptoms as achilles tendinitis, heel fession's batting average against the runners' oc- The influence of the orthopedic surgeon and his needed. Lubricate front sus- TERMITE penalon component!, door spurs, metatarsalgia, shin splints and runner's cupational hazards is close to zero, When the cause surgical mind should not be underestimated. I have and hood hlngea. Alao free knee. Therefore proper treatment of the foot is the is unknown, prevention is unknown. Treatment a new journal of sports medicine on my desk which brake Insp. Include! parts, oil CONTROL only way ,to clear up these foot, leg and knee pains comes down to an attack on the symptoms and not has a cover photo of an interior lineman having his and great*. Hard to Obtain I lit- cause. A glance at the record will bear this cartilage torn and an inside page lists a board of 21 Reg. S12.16 now S8.95 SYSTEM Unfortunately this treatment is not readily nut: consultant physicians, 13 of which are orthopedic -Max + tax available through the usual medical channels 1) Heel spur syndrome- Cause unknown, pre- surgeons Yet the majority of them are unequipped BRICKTOWN MANASQUAN "Very little is known by the average orthopedist vention unknown, treatment symptomatic (which to treat or even for that matter to diagnose the foot Exp. April 30,1973 (opp 3 Guyi) , 223-6161 and even less by the average physician about the means' rest, painkillers, cortisone shots, or surge- disorders which are the causative agents in 90 per 899-4646 physiology of the foot." writes Nicholas i.ian- ry) cent of overuse syndromes in runners. TOMS RIVER MffiDLETOWN nestras, one of the country's leading orthopods. 2; Achilles Tendinitis: Cause unknown, pre- Such knowledge demands special study. "The 341-0354 671-4666 The reason for this according to Dr. Rene Caillet vention unknown, treatment symptomatic. foot. ' writes Dr. Oiannestras, "is a marvel of engi- BAYVILLE EATONTOWN of the U.S.C Medical School, is easy to see. "The :i) Stress fractures: Cause unknown, pre- neering design. No other portion of the human ana- OLDSMOBIIE study of the bones and muscles of the foot during vention unknown, treatment symptomatic tomy is more intricately constructed from the 269-0220 542-4332 medical training is often presented' in an uninte- 4) Shin splints: Cause unknown, prevention un- standpoint of engineering." FREEHOLD resting and confusing manner with no correlation known, treatment symptomatic. It is this engineering masterpiece that the po- 462-5111 to function." Because of this says Dr. Caillet the 5) Runner's knee (Chondomalacia): Cause un- diatrist calls his own. "For most surgeons and or- care of the ailing foot is often relegated to the un- known, prevention unknown, treatment symptom- thopedists the foot is not an exciting organ," said flUSSBl OLOSMOfllLE-CAOHLAC scientifically trained shoe salesman or the bootma- atic. one podiatrist, "Podiatrists give the foot tender 100 E. Newman Sprlnga Road SIGNS OF TERMITES: ker. (iV !•'?<• cf, etc loving care. After all it's all we've got." Red Bank, Ntw Jener • Holes in Flooring* Cracked Paint & hollow w»d 01 There are, however, men scientifically trained Sports medicine has been a case of the blind Could you pick a better doctor for a foot racer? 741-0910 garage posts • Baseboard crumbling when touched •tMIIIIII|irtlllMllllllllllllll4lllltllllllllllllllllllttt(lllllllllltllllllMlinilllllMll rilllllliril • llllllllltltlllllllltllllllltlltllllllll IIIIIIIIII'MIIIIII •llltllltlllllllllllllllltlKIIIIIMIIIIII ll4lllllMUIMIIMIIIIIIIIIMIItllllllllM1lll Seraphs The Daily Register, Ped Bank - Middtetown, SJ, Wednesday, April 18,1*73 25 Stifle Huskies Jump Caseys RED BANK - Mater Dei jumped all over Red Bank Catholic, 20-7, in a Central Jersey Catholic Federation To CircuiIllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt l Lead game here yesterday. Matawan Regional burst the Indians. Middletown Township's The Seraphs banged out 16 r A pair of walks, a hit batter bubble yesterday, 5-4, and hits, received a flock of walks A' Division and singles by Joe LaRose took the Shore Conference and took advantage of six and Gary Postel produced the "A" DivisionJead. TEAM-RECORD w Casey errors to turn the game first two runs. La Rose opened Matawan Reg. (3-4) 1 the second with a double and into a rout early. Long Branch kept Brick Long Branch (5-1) 2 Township winless with a 5-4 came around on Pos-tel's The deluge started with sev- Middletown Twp. (41) 2 victory, and Raritan nipped a Raritan (3-3) : single. en Seraph runs in the first in- surprising Toms River North ning on three hits, a pair of T.R. North (3-3) i T.R South (S) MptunaU) team, 6-5. T.R. South (3-4) 1 ob r hi <* ' errors and three walks. Mater Lorosecl 4 33Knkrbkrcf 1 2 In one other "A" battle, Neptune (2-6) 0 Pastel II 3 1I Siclono » 2 0 Dei added two in the third, Berirenissp I'Vital* lb ' 0 Toms River South downed Brick Twp. (0-4) 0 Philips rf 1 O'Cnnr If 1 0 lour in the fourth, five in the Roth ss 1 Hamm 3B 3 Neptune, 5-2. iiiiiimiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiHiimimiiimiiiiiiiii Cwnen lb 0 Armstrgri 2 0 sixth and eased up with one in Sonditm pr 0: R .AmstrB c 3 _ Huskies Win was forced by Wells. Graziano Howell lb 0Evons2b 3 0 0 the sixth. Hoffman c QiKurdewonp 2 0 0 Tom Ingram got the win- then singled, and Wells scored Lenovich 3b 2 0 0 Klrbyp I 0 0 Mike Sadowski had a solo ning runs across in the fifth on a wild relay. Veco2b 3 00 0 homer for the Seraphs in the inning for Matawan with a Rockets Soar Totals 29 5 9:Totols 24 2 2 fourth, and Bart Glowzenski T.R. South 210 110 0-5 single after Bob Klynn had Mark Limungello, Raritan's Neptune '.... 001 010 0—2 had four hits in as many trips. singled and Bob Casagrande winning pitcher in relief, Doubles — Lorose, Vllole Glowjenski also got credit Register Stall Pholo had doubled. drove home the winning run MMdllfown 14! Motowon (S) SECOND BASE THEFT — Matawan Regional's ond baseman Brian Carhart, center, takes a late ab r rr ob r h for the win after relieving in the Rockets' success at Carhart 2tj 3 11 Morlrtel ss 3 0 Middletown jumped to a 4-3 Chvoler 3b 3 01 Flynn3t> 3 11 Curt Kreigbaum in the third. Paul Casagrande (6) slides safely into second throw from the catcher. Shortstop George Ramos, 0 lead in the top of the fifth on a Toms River North, l.imo- Jones lb 2 1 0 Deltl c 2 I Joe D'Onofrio, who did not with a stolen base as Middletown Township sec- left, moves in on the play. Sletler p 2 0 1 R.Csgrndlb 3 2 3 walk, a sacrifice bunt an er- ngello, who worked the final Cholmrs rf 3 0 0, Slater It ' 3 00 survive the first inning, was Luske ct 3 0 Oi Ingram rf 3 12 ror and an RBI single for los- two innings, delivered in the Romos ss 3 1 I McClune p 3 00 the loser. Andrews c 3 0 0 Devlno 2b 2 0 0 ing pitcher Mike Steffer. top of the eighth after singles Kolstro If 2 I 0 Csgrndecf 1 0 0 Motir D(l (») K»d Bon* Catti (7) by Steve Hagan and Dennis ob r h; ab r h Barry McClune got revenge Totals 26 4 . 4 Totals 23 5 4 Kenny is 4 3 21 Rich cl 3 on Steffer after waiting a Vandermark off loser Huff Middletown 100 120 0—4- GlwuMI" Ik? Itf 4 22 4 Clopplnlf 3 I Motawan OOO 320 X — 5 0evomy3l> 4 2 11 Bott p 4 0 Braves' Yuhas Untouched; Johnson, who relieved Ma- Doubles — Casogrande.R. Ingrom year. McClune had lost on the SodmfclrSodmfcl l 6 1! O'onfrlo p 3 I Triples — Corhart Mourer Ib 3 2 2 i McGunts ss 4 0 mound to Steffer when Mid- riner starter Walt. Wells after Home Runs — Romos Sulhvn lb 3 0 011 Murphy rf 1 0 1 iScrntlno c three innings. VndrHdect 2 2 5 1 dletown beat Matawan in the Rorlion (41 T.R, NoritllJ) Lamano 2b 3 2 Oado2b t 0 ab r h ob r Pettll2t> I 1 finals of the Monmouth Col- I 1 Motion ss 0 0 Raritan routed Wells with a Ftiptrk tf 5 0 0 Wedding If 4 2 Kassnger c I 2 61 Fuorey c 1 1 Wldkllt lege Invitational Tournament five-run third. Three walks Krpnskl Zt> I >0 Hill c 3 I Wlwdskll 1 I 0 Crnouer rf I I Smbrcklf 3 I 1 Slocum cf 3 1 Kfohbmp 3 I 11 Schatfr s> I 0 Mustangs Scuttle Buccos last year. Carroll Ib 4 12 Wydro2b 0 I and an error aided the rally Mcbnld c I I 1 jPlmpnlop 0 I Rlcco rl 3 10 Fldolgo Ib 0 I ! SMnboch p 0 a Mike Yuhas pitched a per- sive singles by Dennis Pear- IMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIUIfllllllllMIIIIIHIIIIIIltlltllll (ieorge Ramos slammed a sparked by Kd Carroll's two- OiGsgnii c 4 I 1 Wells p 0 0 ! Attrdoe » 1 I Haoon 3b 4 I 2 Thein is 0 I fect game for Manalapan yes- son and Harold Squires. e Tesauro's homer came in home run for the Lions in the run double and Hagan's KB I VnDrMrk si 3 0 O Russell rt 0 Totolt 34 20 14 Totals 25 7 » single. Whitman p 2 00 Johnson p 3 0 0 Water Del 702 441 0-20 terday to lead his team to a 5- Don Noviello opened the C Division the fifth inning and broke up a fourth inning with no one on. Limngllo p 1 0 t D'Amico 3b 4 1 2 Red Bonk 130 003 O-7 tight pitching duel with Scott Grazlano Stars TRN got two back in its half Triples —McDonald 0, no-hitler over Southern Re- third with a walk, Raiken sin- TEAM-RECORD (TIT Totals 29 6 / Totals 34 S 9 ' Home Runs Sodowskl gled and Squires tripled for Powles, who allowed only four Joe Graziano had the big of the third on an error, field- Rarlton 005 000 01 -ft gional in the Shore Confer- Marlboro (3-2) 2 0 0 T. R North O02 030 00-5 ence "C" Division. two more RBI. Southern Reg. (3-4) 2 1 0hits. day as Long Branch upended er's choice and singles by Doubles — Carroll, Limongello Red Bank Regional dropped Raiken, Margolies, Pearson Red Bank Reg. (4-2) I I 0 Ray James led the fifth in- Brick Township in eight in- Rich D'Amico and Stove Hill Brick Twp (4) The Mariners tied Ihe game h ob r h CBARolls its first "C" encounter to and Regis Yoboud all singled WallTwp. (51) 1 1 0 ning off with a single and nings. Beroer rf 3 0 0 Wallers cf 3 1 0 Manalapan (3-2) I 1 0John Cervellino doubled. With wrth three more in the fifth on Shwt ct 4 2 3 Humble 2b 3 1 l Marlboro, 8-4, and Asbury to score the Braves' two runs Graziano relieved Wave ace Wells 3b 3 2 0 McCleln Ib 3 0 3 Asbury Park (1-3) 1 1 0Zach Murphy at bat, James Steve Conte in the second in- Dave Wedding's single, a j.Grzno If 4 11 2 Blckbrnc 1 0 0 Park won its first game of the in the fifth. Hover c 3 0 2 Hell 3b 3 0 0 To Eighth year, a 4-0 verdict over win- Mustangs Roll Freehold Twp. (0-5) 0 3 0 was picked off third. How- ning and shut out the Dragons walk to Hill and a costly er- Conte p 3 0 0 Puttrlch If 0 0 0 Anthony It 2 0 0 Til ton si 4 0 0 less Freehold Township. Marlboro scored four inns IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIII ever, Powles lost his control over the last six frames. He ror. J.Grino 2b 3 0 OChrsirrsn ss 0 0 0 Bolirt_. o_ lb 3 o reins rf * i ] Perfection in the eighth inning to hand ning. A pair of errors put and hit Murphy and then hit a three-run homer in the Toms River South scored Polumbo ss 3 0 0 Imperk If 3 0 1 Net Win Manalapan's Yuhas saw his Red Bank its initial loss of the Chris Ward and Ben Sevison walked Ron Jackson. fourth, and his single in the three runs in the first two in- ; OeYoungp 3 I 0 on second and third. Rich Ga- eighth started a chain leading nings and Tom Behrens held Totals 27 5 Totols 37 4 5 Unbeaten Christian Broth- perfect game saved by short- season. Tesauro hit an 0-2 pitch for Long Branch , 000 301 01—5 1 latro, who collected three hits his homer to score four. to the winning run. the Fliers to two hits to keep Brick Twp 040 OOO 00—4 ers Academy and Mater Dei stop Don Noviello in the fifth Mike Domenit'o opened with Triples — Hover posted Central Jersey Catho- inning. Noviello went to his a single and stole second. in the game, singled in the He walked three and fanned Conte gave up a single and the game under control for Home Runs — Joe Groiiono 1 lie federation tennis victories right in the hole between Rich Sehweizer, the winning first run and Sevison tallied five while evening his record two walks in the second in- ; yesterday. short and third to take a base pitcher, helped his own cause on a groundout. Ron Mishlen's at 1-1. Powles walked four and ning, and then left the game CBA made St.- Rose its hit away from Southern's with a single to score Dome- single scored Galatro. , struck out four. in favor of Graziano because Tcsauro Slams he had developed a blister on eighth consecutive shutout Russ Asay. nico. Kd Chaven singled and FrHhold Twp (»> Atbury Pork (4) Wave Golfers ab h' ob r his finger. victim. 5-0, while Mater Dei Yuhas struck out 1(1, and every body came home when Marshall Tesauro pitched a Hurd Jt> 3 0 Tesouro p 3 1 nipped St. Rose, 3-2, as John Bob Boyle tripled. three-hitter and hit a grand Mstrnole rf 2 0 OiAldlnoss J 0 A squeeze bunt and a wild faced the minimum of 21 bai- Sioncl"3b ! 0 0 Lavo II 2 0 Cahill, Ted Scholtz and Don ters. Jim Hourihan got the final slam homer to give Asbury MTholy Ib 3 0 1 Reid Ib . 3 0 throw by catcher Mike Hover : Schweer c 3 0 0 James cf 7 0 . Sucorlno II scored all three runners and a Froude gave the Seraphs a Manalapan scored in the run on a single. Park its win over Freehold 3 O 1 Cervellno 2t> 3 1 Down 2 Foes Long cl 2 0 OSeylerp 3 0 decisive three-point sweep in first inning on a walk to Red Bank overcame a Mus- Township. It was the Blue Smith ss 2 0 I Holsey 3b I 0 single produced the fourth. Long Branch added Iwo golf ror, 52, 4 and 1 the singles competition. Powles p I 0 0 Murphy 3b 0 1 4. Rich Eslelle (W), 48, d. Len Glbbi, Charlie Raiken and succes- tang 10 lead in the fifth in: Bishops first win of the sea- Jockson rf 0 I Graziano hit his homer over victories lo its record yes- 55, A ond 2 Molar Del (1) SI. Mary's ISA) (II the rightcenter field fence in 5. Jim Bower [WJ. 50, d. Jeff Fidsim- SINGLES Totals 2. 0 3; Totals M A A terday by downing Mater Dei, mons, 52, 2 up Freehold Twp 000 000 0—0 the fourth with Paul Skerl and 3-2, and Red Bank Regional, Long Branch (3) Mater Dti (3> 1. John Cohlll (M) d. Bruce Mollnowskl, ASDury Park 000 040 x— A 1 Rich Grate (LB), 38, d. Mike LOfmr- 4-3, 6 1 Doubles — Cervellino Bob Wells on base. 4-1. gon, 44, 4 and 3 !. Ted Scholti IM) d. Kerry Geant. 60, Home Runs — Tesouro 1 Howard Townsend (LB), 40, d, Mike 6-0 The Wave tied the game in Wall upended Asbury Park, Gill, 47, 2 up 3. Don Froude (M) d. Sieve Tranotli, 6 South*™ Rtg W Manolapon (51 3 Bill Boyle |MD). 41, d. Glenn Tucker, 0,6 1 ab r n; ob r h the sixth on Skerl's second of 5-0, and Nnptunc blanked 43, 3 ond 1 DOUBLES Hornets Victorious Deloy rl 3 0> Noviello ss 4 Martin Weinstein (LB), 43, d. wo a by Ihree singles and Hover's t Mlk» Hell and Mike DfFoo (St. Ml d. Jlllson 2b J n RniV.ed Toms River North, 5-0. forfeit Jim Cashes ond 8111 Rooney, 6-4, 3-6, 6 4 Smith c 3 OiMargolls 2b triple. 5. Steve Lonergon (MD), 47, it. Vince 2. Ooug Torlorlal and George Swler (St. Mod lb 2 0| Pearson lb Jackson Township suffered Mono, 52, land 1 M) d. Bambl Lowrenstem ond Tom Deposql is 7 OtYoboudc Lono Branch (4) Rfd Bank Rtg. (1) Lumlnoso, 6-3, 3-6, 4-3 The winning run came in a its first defeat after eight Asay 3b 3 0; Squires If I. Groie d. Dave Bonla. 42, 3 and ? CBA (II St.XoiMO) 0)Prowow 3b weird way. Skcrl singled and 1. Townsend d. Dave Browning, A3, 3 Mmcoia cf I straight wins. and 2 SINOLEi Sheehoncf 1 0| Yuhas p Gorofolo if ) 0'Walsh rf Rich Grote, Howard Towns- 3. Tucker d. Fred Browning, 44, 1 yp on I. Brian Smith (CBA) d. Cindy Johnson, Boro Stops Shore Little It I o llth 4-1,6-0 Moberp I 0 Fort Opens Play end and Martin Weinstein all 4, Weinsfein d. Tom Frftsche, 45, 3 and 1 ?. Rich Fltlslmmons ICBA) d. Gent Grant p 0 scored double wins for Long 5 Chuck StoOdard (RB), 43, d. Mono, 3 Mulrenan, 6-1,6-0 Holmdel won its first var- threw the ball into centerfield. McMorn ph and 7 3. Tom Cumlng (CBA) d. Jim Walker, 6- McMumm p 0 6 6' Branch. Niptun* <5) Tom. River North (0) 1,6-1 sity game ever yesterday and f The ball was then thrown For 9-Holers 1. Tom Jager (N), 45, d. Jefl Hurdus, OOUBLES Totals 21 0 0;Tafols 27 5 9 FT. MONMOUTH - The Bill Boyle and Steve Loner- 45, 2 up I. Rich Werner and Rich Thompson Henry Hudson Regional was D' Division away by the centerfielder and Southern ,... 000 000 0—0 7. Tony Poduona (N), ]9, d. Kevin Cov- (CBA) d. Mike Campoell and Cathy ert, 47, 4 ond 3 Smith, 6-1,6-0 Manalapan ' 102 020 x i nine-hole players of the Kt. gan won for Mater Dei, and Ihe victim. The Hornets stung second baseman to allow triples — Squires 3 Jeff Harron (N), 48, d. Tom Blart- 7. Paul Brown and John Connolly (CBA) TEAM-RECORD Monmouth ladies golf associ- Chuck Stoddard was the only cnard, 53,4 ond ? d. Dennis Bensttr and Fred McGrath, 7> Ihe Admirals, 1-0, in a Shore Krambert to score. Noesch 4. John Kenny (N), 43. d Bill Speaker, S 6, 44, 6-3 Conference "D" bout. Shore Reg. (5-3) Marlboro (I) Red Bank Reg. Ml ation opened its season here Red Bank Regional winner. ond 3 Fnlttsld (31 Holmdel (1) scored when Halper kicked ab r hi • ob r 5. Wayne Risoli (N), 44, d. Bob Theef, Keyport (31) Chaven rl 3 22 Gettis S3 4 1 • Monday with a Shawnee Tour- SINOLES Point Pleasant Boro handed Wayne Schmidt's grounder, Frank Bushek and Vic Ger- 53, 4 ond 2 Point Boro (3-4) Panlco c 3 0OiGalotrolb 4 1 P**dlt (i) Jack.onTwp. (I) I. Wade Frame (H) d. Neil Lopalin.6-4, Boyle If 5 l 3;Ayres2t> nament. son led Wall with 40's as the Shore Regional its first "D" and Dave Corratti singled Hourhn Ib 5 0 l. Bob Kreps (J), 21, d. Keith Vas*. 40, 1-6,6-4 Point Beach (2-4) IMIshlena 4 2 and 1 7, jDhr, Ballew [Fl d. Pete Kretimer, 6- Flnreptlno cf 4 I OVorlmanrf 4 Mrs. J. A. Burke took top Knights upped their record to defeat, 4-3, and Keyport beat Freehold (3-4) Schmidt home. Bonnier 3b 4 I ?. Jay Benny (P). 35, d Dove Keeps. 47, 3, 7 5 OiPelugoc 2 honors, while Mrs. R. N. Cone- 5 and 3 3- Pout Zornowiki (F) d. Pete Ryan, 7-6, Freehold in 14 innings, 4-3. Keansburg (1-3) Domenlco2b4 1 I Campnelo c I 5-1 at the expense of winless Woolley suffered his first Moore ss 4 11 i Brenner 3b 1 3. John Koval (P), 42, d, Bill Polly, 45. 2 61 Sdiwter p 3 I and Mrs. J.b\ Reilly tied for and 1 DOUBLES In another game, Point Henry Hudson (2-2) loss in three decisions. 2'Jassolf 0 Asbury Park. Word 3b 3 second. Mrs. Joseph K. Hig- 4. Chris Windsor (P|, 40, d. Mark Stahl- I. Mike Nostasi and Dave Tobias (F) d. Pleasant nipped Keansburg, 4- Holmdel (1-5) Schmidt, who came in during Sevsn tf 2 Wall (1) Asbury Park (0) hat. 39, 1 up on 10th Ray Bralnord and Larry Mann, 6-4. 6-3 'Plcoph 1 i gins was fourth. 5. Mark Gamsu IP), 40, d. Jim Boll, 45, 7 Pete Krass ond Chris Becker (H) d. 3. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiii the fourth, was the winner. 1. Vic Gerson (Wl. 40, d. Ben Comooso, 2 and 1 Van Bukowv ond Russ Doughty. 6-3, 6 3 Marlboro ICO (03 04—8 Low putts were recorded by 45, 4 and 2 6. Brian Goerke (P), 41, d. Tom Kutins, Woll HI Southern (I) Zoubek Leads Way The Panthers got throe Freehold and Keyport Red Bonk 000 030 10 —4 2. Frank Bushek (W), 40. d. Pete Vit 44, 2 ond 1 SINOLES Triples - Boyle Mrs. Jerome Kelly. rono, 52, 5 and 3 7. Al Balnick IP), 41. d Scott BaiNie, Paul Zoubek pitched and unearned runs in the first with played what amounted to two 3. Brion Roussell (W). 4/. d. Neal Wo- 46, 4 and 3 Grea Fwanlzkv (W) d. Keller,.60, i I 2. KevTKevin KKennedd y (W) d . SchmldShl . 6 0, 6- batted Holmdel to its first three errors on one play play- ball games before they could ««••»«»• 0 3. Tod Dean (Wl d. Pharo, 4-4, (0 varsity baseball victory ever. ing a big role reach a decision yesterday. DOUBLES Zoubek threw a two-hit shut- 1 Hudson Klttell and Molt Tomosian Tom Krambert walked, and Doug Brown opened the (W) d Muller and Hartmon, 6-1, 7-S out and knocked in the only when Tom Boesch bounced to 2. Hradkowskv and Burd (S) d. Russ Keyporl 14th with a single and Tompklns ond Henry Tamayo, 6 1, 4 6, run of the game in the fifth in- the mound, Bob Woolley went all the way lo third on T.R. Norlh (S) Ntptunt 101 ning. an overthrow. SINOLES The game's only run came GOODfYEAR Rick Klynn, the winning 1. Georoe Arata (Tl d. Steve Coflrell, 6- after liee McCammon walked, Seraphettes 0, 6-0 pitcher in relief, drove in the ?. Cliff Beam (T) d. Lorry Saver, S3, 3- stole second and went to third winning run with a single. 6.6-1 3 Mike Smith (Tl d. Pat Hackwlth, 6 1, on a wild pitch. Zoubek then Slip Past The Raiders tied the score . 6 1 DOUBLES drove him in with a single. in the sixth with two runs. -TIMET0BUY!- 1. Lou Citento and Steve Gnchlno (T) d. Rich Berlin and Bruce Frailer, BO While Zoubek was allowing Mike Cavanaugh singled and ?. Tom Wiley and Gary Marti (T) d, St. Joseph's Chuck AAoneleou and Tony Lono. 6-2 only two hits, striking out Joe Smith and Brown both five, and walking five, Ihe Ad- Uene Median's double walked to fill the bags. Rich miral's Larry Tango was dol- paced Mater Dei to a 59-55 Cardoza's single scored one Net Tourney- ing out only three hits. girls track and field victory and the third baseman's over- Homer Beats Devils over St. Joseph's in Toms Riv- tl.row to second sent Smith Ken (lahr homered in the er yesterday. home. Scheduled top of the seventh inning to Miss Meenan won the mile provide Point Pleasant Boro run and the javelin throw, as Klynn came in lo relieve in In Red with its one-run win over the Seraphettes garnered first the eighth inning and gave up RED BANK - The Red Shore Regional. places in eight of the 14 two hits in the last seven in- nings to chalk up the victory. Bank Parks and Recreation Shore had come from three events. POLYSTEEL Bill Malco absorbed the de- Department and Natnlsons runs down tn tie Ihe game. In,other action yesterday, feat in relief He worked three clothier of Red Bank will hold The Blue Devils scored two in the Point Pleasant Boro giris their third annual men's and the third on Bruce Bradley s routed Point Pleasant Beach, frames. women's doubles tournament single, Warren Kmley's RBI 70-44. Titans Fall DOUBLE BELTED TIRES at the Red Bank Municipal double and John harrow's Maur o I 431 lie singled and stolen second, 440-yard relay — Hayes, Qulnn, Glow- and will continue through May ond by Frank Halpcr and Mn.sky. Barno (MO) T-S/.O tried to steal third as Uon Or- scored on sophomore MO-yard run — Betty-Jean Gresh (MO) A 40,000 MILE TIRE 15. T-!:J4 tley was fanning. The throw Bradley's single. one mile run — llene Meenan (MD) T- went into left, allowing Spie- The seeding committee will 6:01 SBO-reloy — Glowfenski, Curren, Hun- gel to score. meet to make the draw on nil) O) ob r rolh, Romano (MDI TI:SI1 •i| oh r high lump - Carnevale (SJI HI) May 17. . 2 I 0|Goclon ct 4 0 FrMMId I)) 4 0 shot put — llene Kendia (SJI D 32 I 01 Bell Ib discus - KendiQ (SJ) D?> 3 Srntly rf 1 . Tournament facts sheets 0i Emlev rf lovtlln — Meenan (MO) D94-r rororo'3b ' 0 Brown ss I can be obtained at Natelsons. I j Petrone c long, lump — Morion Lowlor (MDI O 15- Lorktn c 0 CardOja 20 Oohr rf I1 Larrow It 3 0 Platler ss 2 Flynn cf 2 Pender ss OiWooleyOivvooley p 3 0 Medley Relay—Lister, Peak, Jordan, Flores p 1 Thompsn 3b 0 , [A small fee will be assessed DIVonno If .|Bonllo3b I I 0 McGroth (SJI 1.03.5 Iteyuldt Hi 0: Akrmon p narrow while each team. All teams will sup- Colemon cf 0 I: Hal per % ? 0 Paint •«• 1701 Point ««och («(> Sutler If 1 < Becker p 0 OiBrodley i» 3 I i rice it 0 tubeless si/e 110-yord hurdles — Olane Schlponl Lloyd Ib 0* Yoncski rf ply one can of balls. The win- Grott rf 2 0 0j Mogllki cf t A78-13, plus, (Boro) Ml« I i Cavngh c J2.01 Fed. Ex. cacn IDOyard dosh — Jane Clayton (Boro) r- Molkop ner °f match will take Totals JJ • 4•1 Total- s 26 ) I 0 Smith lb Tax and old tire ft. tioro 300 OOO 0 McGrot2b nO-yard dosh — Joan Valavo (Beach) Totals B4-4pliei-2 belts the new can for the next snore 002 loo 419 4) B , 82-2 plies - 2 belli rqund. Doubles — Emley 440-yard run — Kothy Knopp (Bora) T- Freehold 000 021 DOO OOO 00 — 3 , Home Runs — Gohr 654 Keyport 010 00! 000 OOO 01 -4 The tennis courts will be Mawy Hwkwi Id Hilmoil II) 440-yard relay — Hunt, Cannon, O'Horo, Doubles — Lorkln, Flynn h Seymore (Beach) T-SM open by the end of April. •Id-yard run - B. O'Horo (Beach) T- Kmtturg (1) PI. Beach (l) 3 0 11 Lombard! rt 0 I n 3 O OiLlndrlclb " ob r Deadlines have been set for 0 t one mile run — Michelle Becker (Boro) Sulvnlo 3 0 ass 2 0 0 Pomarlca ss 0 0 Spoor If I I O<: Brtldts ss 5 0 3 0 Klnkodc3b 0 0 T»:12 7 P Jmriki 2b each round. The first round Merker s» SM relay — knopp. Dllafush. Bottger, Danelylf 5 I SpifOfI c 4 WAYS TO CHARGE • Diners Club • American Express • Master Charge • BankAmericard Gologhtr c 0 0 Peltz ss-p 5 I 3S will open May 19 and end June Hngrker If Bmgfner c 0 0 Clayton (Bora) T-IW! 3 Orlley rf 0 0 Vaugnn Ib - _ _ Csulok 2b high lump — Marie Llguorl (Borol H-4- Sctolte cf S 0 I! Wilson It 0 1 3.' The second opens June 4 PoceJb 3 0 OiMcCmmntl Bornckl p 3 0 O'Strncrs cf 0 I amuy c H 8 shot put -'- Glna Wen! (Boro) 0-32-1 Truax 2b 4 0 O Sonlilli Ib 1 0 and closes June 17. Srisen 2b 0 discus - Llnao Went (Boro) 0 U (' i Morton Ib 3 0 OSuskvchlo 0 I Notts rf 1 0 OiZoubelip 2 0 Melert 0 0 Rchrdt 3b Morrison ph 0 0 0 I tavelin — Donna Honklns IBeoch) O-vt- 0 0 The quarterfinals are from VonBorgon c 4 0 O'Moiongo p 0 2 LANE'S INC. long lump — Jan Clayton (Boro) 0-14- JUne 18 to 27, and the finals Totals a "i "j'l Totals n~l ~1 Totals }7 HcnryHudson 000 000 0—O 1 5! Totals will be staged on or before Holmdel 000 010 « — I medlty rtloy — Campbell, deFoares. Keonsbur_a 000 002 O10 0 Horn, Vescovl (Beach) T 2:13 3 PI. Beach 000 100 110 July 4 Doubles — Tango • 120 MONMOUTH ST. '*S2%tfS> RED BANK ••••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A.-, »*"I^i» 28 , «*' Bank - Mtddtetmn, N.J. Wednesday, April 18,1I7S Bulldogs' Lapses Briefly Push Piners Up Speaking Lakewood moved to the IIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIHIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll error. Rich Payntcr's single lead in the Shore Conference f got one across and Bernie "B" Division by defeating B' Division Loehwmg's safety scored HeUsrta McLelUn Rumson-Fair Haven Region- Burke. Mark Beckett singled al, 6-4, but when the dust TEAM-RECORD W L T in the last two. Lakewood (5-1) cleared after yesterday's ac- 3 0 , Heinsohn Top Coach Leafs' McLellan Quits Jackson Twp. (51) 2 1 Six hits in the fifth gave the tion there were two teams Ocean Twp. (3-5) 2 1 winners five more runs. Pay- NEW YORK (AP) - Tom Heinsohn of the TORONTO (AP) - The Toronto Maple tied for second and four with Howell (4 2) 1 2 nter singled and Rich McGee Boston Celtics was named yesterday as the Leafs, who finished a dismal sixth in the Na- identical 1-2 marks. Monmouth Reg. (3-3) 1 2 tripled. Beckett followed -with National Basketball Association Coach of the tional Hockey League's East Division this sea- Jackson Township out- Central (S-3) 1 2 another single and Joe Barry Year for the 1972-73 season. son, failing to make the playoffs, announced scored Monmouth Regional, Manasquan (3-4) 1 2 tripled him in. "This is the first coaching trophy I've ever yesterday the resignation of Coach John 12-10; Ocean Township edged Rumson-F.H. Reg.(l-S) 1 2 After a walk to Ron Runion, won," said the 38-year-cld Heinsohn after the McLellan. Central Regional, 5-4. and iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiittmiiiiiiti Craig Smith and Zingaro both announcement by NBA Commissioner Walter During McLellan's four years as coach, Howell slipped past Manas- That's when the losers had singled for another pair of Kennedy. the Leafs missed the playoffs twice and were quan, 6-5 their defensive lapses. Three runs. Heinsohn received 2a votes in the balloting knocked out in the Stanley Cup opening round Calllnan Homers Bulldog errors, wrapped Terel Cooperhouse account- by three sportswriters from each of the 17 the other two years. Kevin Callinan belted his around RBI singles by Gabe ed for four of Monmouth's franchise cities. Gene Shue of Baltimore was Jim Gregory, Leaf general manager, told first home run of the season in Cuevas and Major Finklin, seven runs in the sixth with a second with 15. a news conference thai McLellan had resign- the first inning to give Rum- made all four runs unearned. grand slam home run. Larry Costello of Milwaukee' and Cotton ed, but would stay with the club and work as son-Fair Haven Regional a Sam Chiavarallotti (3-0) Ocean Fights Back Filzs'mmons of Atlanta tied for third with two an executive. quick two-run lead, but the went the distance for Bob Livingston's triple votes each. Red Holzman of New York, Dick Bulldogs' defense fell apart to Lakewood. He gave up six started Ocean's winning rally Motta of Chicago and Bob Cousy of Kansas ABC Hires Duffy aid Lakewood's third con- hits and three walks while in the eighth inning. He City-Omaha each received one vote. NEW YORK (AP) - Duffy Dougherty, the secutive "B" victory without striking out seven. Steve scored on a sacrifice fly by colorful Irishman who coached Michigan State a defeat. McCormick relieved Olshan Gary Savoth. Register Staff Pnolo football for 19 seasons, was hired by ABC yes- Callinan's blast followed a with two outs in the fourth. Ocean tied the score at 4-all Abel Moves On terday to do commentary on college football single by John Emery and in the sixth frame and Liv- HONORED BY AMJA — Dr. George Sheehan of ST. LOUIS (AP) - Sid Abel, general man- The pair also yielded six hits telecasts next season. Rumson added another run in between them. ingston started this one Ion. Rumson was honored by the American Medical ager of the St. Louis Blues, resigned yesterday Roone Arledge, president of ABC sports, the second on Bob HiU's Livingston singled and moved Joggers Association in Boston Monday after the Rally Falls to become general manager of the new Kansas announced that the 57-year-old Daugherty single, stolen base and Van to second when Savoth annual Boston Marathon for his contribution to Monmouth's seven run sixth City entry in the National Hockey League. would join the team of play-by-play announcer Paulson's single for a 3-1) lead. reached on an error. Kevin 'the sport of running and jogging in the U.S. dur- inning fell just shy of Jackson. Sidney Salomon Jr., Blues president, an- Chris Schenkel and former Oklahoma Coach Two walks, a balk by losing Meseroll got the first run m ing 1972. The award was made.by Ronald Law- The Jaguars had built up an nounced Abel's resignation, saying he had Bud Wilkinson. pitcher Mike Olshan and Bill on a sacrifice fly and Phil rence, AMJA president. Dr. Sheehan authors the eight-run lead after the fourth done a fine job for the Blues. Salomon said Ed- Mohr's run-producing single Schumin's single produced the weekly Daily Register sports column, "The In- frame, mostly on clean hits. win G. Thompson, president of the new Kansas 76ers Repay May brought the Piners to within a second run. nocent Bystander." City hockey entry, contacted the Blues for per- run in the third and they took The Jags scored four in the PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Phila- first. Andy Zingaro singled mission to discuss the possibility of employing delphia 76crs sent center Dale Schlueter to the the lead for good with a four-,, Abel. run fourth and Ted Burke reached on an Atlanta Hawks yesterday as repayment lor Monmoutn »t- (ID Jockun Twp. (II) "The Blues management would not stand forward Don May. ob r h| ob r h in the way of such an opportunity for Sid. He RumUlvFH [4) Loktwowf (») Njilyss 1 I 1 'Smith 3b 5 0 7 Morris County Halts May, a five-year veteran of the National ob r h| cA Johnson cf 0 1 11 Lowe 3t> 0 0 0 has done a fine job for the Blues and will be Dcvidin 3b 3 0 0 Cuevas s» Coprtim It 4 7 2i Zingaro 2b 4 2 3 Basketball Association, averaged 11.9 points in Dll'Omo is 4 I 0| Flnklln rf Hicks Ib 7 2 0 BurVcf 5 I 0 going with our blessing," Salomon said. Enwfy I! < I 2]Mohr 3b Rjffln rf 3 11: Povnfer lb 5 1 3 26 games with the 76ers after being acquired Colllnnc 3 1 1 • Huss cl Case p 10l| Uehwng c 4 0 2 Finn rf 3 0 0| FIIHcnrf Napier p 10 1: Heoley pr . . for "future considerations" from the Hawks Cponllo lt> i 0 ijDnroche If Prestly p 0 0 D MtCKll 4 l l More on Feud Keb. 1. Hlticf 3 I 0| J.Grossph Rdrlguipri I I 0; Beckett ss 4 2 3 Jersey Blues' Streak Poulion 7b 3 0 2| Holland Ib Betout 3b 10 0: Borry rf I 7 I ALEXANDRIA. Va. (AP) - The National Olshan p 1 0 O|Royle2b HoverorUb 2 I 0 Weber rt 0 0 0 ecr was boolfd at shortstop. McCrmctl p 1 0 OChurlllp Elliott 2b 1 0 Oj Wilson p 7 0 I LINCROFT - Brookdale Bob Lorenzo. Willie Jiroux Collegiate Athletic Association pressured at Paging Mr. Rozelle : A.Gron ph 1 0 0 Futehsph 2 0 Ol Runion ph 0 0 0 Stein c 0 a oiLeosp 10 0 Community College suffered was then awarded first base Morris added an insurance least one athlete to withdraw from the United NEW YORK (AP) - Minnesota Vikings Totols 30 4 el Totals 24 t 6 Flanogn pr 0 1 01 its first defeat after nine wins on catchers mierference, marker in Ihe ninth on a walk, RwroWlFH 210 010 0>-4 Elclwarph I 0 Oi States-Soviet Union Track and Field Meet, a defensive giant Alan Page yesterday appealed Lokewood oo? 400 x—6 PmilrT 1 0 0: here yesterday, bowing to forcing another run home. a single and a fielders choice. to pro football Commissioner Pete Rozelle for Triples — Paulson U.S. district court was told yesterday. Home Runs — Calllnan Totals 25 10 * | Totals 35 12 U Morris County College, 5-3. Morris added a tally in the Burl Franks was Ihe winner a $2,500 bonus he claims the club owes him for Monmoutti 001 307 0— 10 Dean Hays, head track coach at Middle OCMD T*lp (S) Cintral Rtfl. (4) JOCkSOn 402 501 X—12 The Jersey Blues out hit the fifth on a walk, a sacrifice for Morris. He worked the Tennessee University, told the court that Ar- making All-Pro. cb r h' ob r Triples — McGee. Borry Sdwmin c 4 I 2|Timoneycf 4 0 Home Runs — Cooperhouse visitors, 7-5, but single runs in and an error, and another in first 7%. Krcd Anton, who . thur Bergstrom, in charge of special events for Joining Page at the National Football Cray lb 4 o 0; Adams 2b 3 0 the sixth on a pair of walks, a went ti1^ took the loss, his Koskycf * 1 l ] Oitchks si 3 0 Howtll (I) Monasquan (S) the sixth and ninth innings the NCAA, said the school would have to sus- League's Park Avenue offices was former Vik- Vincent 3b 4 0 3 Aleilo lb SO cb r cost them the game. bunt single and a fielders first after three wins. Fiorllo rf 3 0 OJDrmrQht If Stlwrtti 2t> 4 2 2: Rofftto cf 0 3 pend triple jumper Barry McClure if he com- ing defensive back Ed Sharockman. He is Huntlb 3 0 01 Gabriel p i i Scprllo3b 2 I OHsbruCkss 1 1 The Blues scored in the bot- choice. Morns is now fi-*2 on the sea- peted in the meet last month. seeking severence pay after being cut loose at Wnkfjky rt 0 0 OiStopltnrf * l Kaiulen si 2 I 1, Meglll 2b 1 I Simon p 1 0 0 Grfcwiklpr 0 0 Hampton cf 4 0 0' Manson 3b 0 0 tom of the first when Rich Ko- Brookdale came back with son Trjlrlcffp 1 0 0'Wllk c * 1 wolf rt 4 I 1 Dlckson lb 0 0 If there was no suspension. Hays quoted midseason last year. Lvrtosfn rf Hwley c Mtrrit County (D 2 2 2|Hordie3b 2 0 3 I IGllaghrc 3 2 2 vach singled home Dennis two in the bottom of the sixth. da r hi ct> r h Savoth 2b 2 I I England pr 0 0 Yonnrto If 3 0 OiShlbrarf 3 0 2 Bergstrom, then "appropriate action" would Page's contract contained a bonus clause Mwroll ss Jonwib Walling, who had also singled. Rich Narozniak walked, but Jirov* 2b 4 1) Walling lb 3 I 1 2 0 liMcCrdlelf 2 I 1 Hoohonc 4 0 1 Nonnokp-u2 0 0 be taken against the school. for making All-Pro. The 255-pound tackle .Oborne p 3 0 OjRIordanp 1 0 0 However, Morris came back was forced on .lolm Dolan's Elstl u 3 1 Dolan If ... claims he attained such status, but Minnesota Totals 31 5 9; Totols 31 1 I ' Fisher p 0 0 °l Elka lb 3 1 Kovochrf 4 I J Hays said the suspension of McClure would Ocean 200 002 01 - i with two in the second on a grounder. Kovach doubled to Franks p 3 2 Staled 3 0 0 General Manager Jim Finks says he didn't. Centrol 000 400 00-4 Totals 26 4 61 Totals 2) S 10 Hanwn cf 4 0 i MorcloZmgrtiu eub 34 0v I have to occur "immediately." Doubles - Wllk Howell 401 100 0 -6 walk, an error, a bunt single scored Dolan, and scored Lorcmo d I 0 OVonNni Jt) 3 D , Triples — Schumin, Livingston, Olt- Manosquan 020 120 0—5 when Jack Marascio's boun- Arxfcrj/i p 1 0 OlTnkwsklph 1 0 0 chkus Home Runs — Wolf and a bases-loaded walk to Roielt 3b 4 0 I Anton p-3b 3 0 0 Byrne rt 3 II 0 Rlilteloph 1 0 0 Agrestoc 1 I) I Totals 30 S S | Totals , 30 3 7 Morris 020 Oil 001 -S Brookdale... 100 002 000 — 3 Doubles — Kovach KnicksLooktoDefense Triplet — Hootson Hawk Depth To Quell Celtic Attack Saves Win NEW VORK (AP) - Bos- ton Garden behind an offense not been able to match Bos- ton's Celtics shoot for a 2-0 — led by the 30-point heroics ton's Dave Cowens — the Over Marist edge in the NBA semifinal of JoJo White — so potent NBA Most Valuable Player - WEST LONti BRANCH - playoffs tonight, but the regr- that the Knicks looked like de- in most of their confrontations Tim Murphy won five events ouped New York Knicks claim fensive schoolboys. this season. for visiting MarLsl College they aren't waving white flags "We didn't play defense at Reed made only six points here yesterday, but Mon- just yet. all." said Reed, the New York and grabbed just two mouth College had enough "We'll be ready this time," captain, "We turned the ball rebounds in Sunday's defeat. depth to pull out a 79-74 Irack said Knicks' center Willis over 17 times. That just can't """The winner of the best-of- decision. Reed. "We have to win this be allowed to happen again." seven series will advance to Monmoulh U9) Mar lit (74) one. 1 think we will." Reed is a key figure in the the National Basketball Asso- 100-yord dash — 1. Tim Murphy (Mai The Cells destroyed New playoffs. The 6-foot-lO veter- ciation finals against the sur- T 10 J 920-ynrri dmh - t. Irn Rinytiom (Mon.) York, 134-108, Sunday at Bos- an, working on bad knees, has vivor of the West Coast show- T-72.8 44D-vord dosh - t John Vitt (Won.I T- down between Golden State 517 and the defending champion 880-yard run - Joy Doyle (Mpr.l T- 7:02.7 Los Angeles Lakers. one-mtle rim — Sieve Foster (Mon.l T- Lakers Edge J:?4.5 two mile run - Foster (Mon ) T-9:5?.5 New York ousted the Celtics 120-filgh hurdles — Jeff Pullen (Mon.) T 17.1 at this stage a year ago and 440-yord hurdles — Murphy |Mor.) T- 57 5 then lost the final series to the *4&-yard relay - Binohom- Vitt, Kerri- Warriors ,101-99 Lakers. gan, Harr (Mon.) T-«!B Register stall Photo one-mile relay - V)ti, WMteman, Kerri- LOS ANGELES (AP) - one Golden State threat a.nd a gan, Blnaham (Mon.] T-3;33,6 The Knicks, the NBA's top POTTER DOUBLES VICTORS — Greg Norrls, feated John Hebert, center, and Bill Dubin, both pole vault — Ed Bonneti IMar.) D-10-? Jerry West sank a 15-foot Rick Barry pass went out of defensive team, were shot full left, and El Mulroy, second from left, both of hiQh lump - Murphy (Mcr.) D-S.A of Red Bank, 6-3, 6-3 in the finals. Potter, second brood lump - Murphy (Mar.) D-71 l'/i baseline jump shot with eight bounds to thwart another. of holes by JoJo, John Havli- Rumson, won the first annual Harold Potter Open !hot put - Jeff Rush (Mon.) D-41-7 from right, and club president Edgar Mooney, dKcm - Dom Muccl (AAcr.J D-IW-3'.J seconds left, capping a rally Then came West's 15-footer cek and friends in this year's Doubles Tennis Classic held at the Little Silver lavelin - Rush (Mon ) D-l>4-7 right, presented the awards. hammer - Muccl (Mar ) D-MO-0 which brought the Los Angel- and Bill Bridges intercepted opener. Racquet Club over the weekend. The winners de- triple jump — Murphy (Vor.) D-39 fVi es Lakers a 101-99 comeback Jim Barnetts inbounding pass victory over the Golden State as the game ended. Warriors last night in their McMillan, who scored only opening National Basketball seven points in Sunday night's DIRECT Association playoff series. senek final victory over Chi- FACTORY ALL NEW EXCITING, SPRING Trailing by nine points mid- cago tallied 37 this time to way in the final quarter and lead all the scorers. TO by four with two minutes left, YOU! MEN'S FASHIONS NOW IN STOCK! 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110. Autos for Salt 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos (or Sale 110. Autos for Sole 110. Autos for Sate AUTOMOTIVE JEEP SALES AND SERVICE 1971 JAGUAR XKE 2*2 COUPE — ITO KARMANN GHIA - J!» 1966 BUICK - LeSobre. Air conditioned, Twin Boro Motors. Inc. Automatic transmission. Verv low mllt- T»» WILLYS OVERLAND JEEP - »S0 CHRYSLER PRODUCTS power steerlno ond brakes, radio ond WANTED Coll 741-1531 or 741232? 13? E. Nrwmon springs Rd. Red Bank oge. BAILLY BROS.. INC. T9 E. NewmOn Coll lH-iW neater. Excellent condition. 291-2334. CALL NOW 747-004O_ Springs Rd.. Red Bonk. 747-0596. 1MI VALIANT • I door, ii» outomDlic, money down, on a 1970 POK - - i LINA V-8, power steering, oir cond' 110. Autos for Sale h??0 VOLVO — 144 series. StandoreMltiM. mi~i Su N D'E R Bi B"D "LA^N D A UI "- T oir. 1967 CHRYSLER NEWPORT - White, 1969 ROADRUNNER — Coupe. 46,000 lo«xjtd Climaft control, oil powfr. stee 19/1 OEWONSTRATOR - 2-door, six sf.ck four-door, full power, air conditioning. Honing JtWS^ For quick credit O.K., coll 150. AulosJRenf/Leoie^ USED CARS — LARGE SELECTION with new stortrr onfl brakes. Eight frock miles. 4-lpeed transmission. 383 cu H/0 CHRYSLER • 4 door. orr. Excellent condition. Original owner 1750. OASIS MOTOR5oM?01) 721-7100. GUARANTEED. RATCLIFFE PONTIAC tape deck ortd speakers Included ColM3t. tap* deck, console and bucket seats. 54? AM/FM rodio. 11200. 741.550. coll otter 2. Ill* 1569 CHRYSLER • ?door. oir. 1A\ 221! Route M. Eatontown. S4J7SO0 1011. _ Choose now ond save! l»rl MONTE CARLO - No air condl TOM'S FORD f RTuMPH 1947 GT-* FASTBACK Monmoutb i96*"CAbliXAC~^~Cieon. GoocMircs. qui- Honing Stereo tape deck and AM/FM ro 110. Autos for Sale "TJoTAutos for Tale Good running condition. S850. CHRVSLERPLYMOUTH et engine. Asking 1300. dio. Coll 787-936^. 787-2805 Hwy M Eatontown 5^? Call 847-SBBO or 842-1010 197"! TOYOTA~COROLLA ^Tw^door se AUSTIN MARINA Sedans, Coupes, wllh RED BANK VOLVO RASSAS 1967~C~H*R~Y$TEFR NEWPORT — Four- don Manual shilt, 25,000 miles. IIIW. W.G 1800 cc engine, plus Midgets on door. Good condition. Clean SSOO. 747-59<6 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Colt 739-1136 M(JBS A «. G MOTORS. J7S-J4S3. 741-588* PONTIAC r97TCHEVRbLl£T KINOSVVOOD ES- 77b7^^ 3?5 Brood SSt . 7741-5180 Rtd Bnnk r963*CHEVR6LE"T 1971 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER - El SEE A "RUSSELL MAN' — For the bes1 Evrt. unlil 9 TATE STATION WAGON - Six possen HEED~CREDIT?"Need a cor? We will nr- Running condition. 150 oer. 100 V-8, oir, full power including win EED celient condition 12,000 miles Coll offer cor buys. RUSSELL Oldsmoblle-Codillot 366-9334 rangange bboto h - we will finance cnyon,. Call MONMOUTH MAZDA p.m. 717-5154. Co . 100 Newmon Springs Rd., Red Bonk mi ROVER 20O0- Aulomoflc. Fine Eng dows. carpeting. "Creom Pull ' with tow Bob or R 741-0910. lilh four-door stdon. Genuine leafher inte- IWSTHEVROLE-TBEL AtR - Four door mileage Commond Blue. Atler 7 pm. WG rior, Pirell radlols. Good condition — ga- sedan, si*-tvtsnOer cuiomatic, power weekends. 671-5W3. Asbury Park WANTED -5HRgyjjjjyjjY MOTORS* "~ roged. 1750 firm. 462-6404. Parly who needs 100% financing Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury steering. Runs good. 1325. 767-3262 m» PONTIAC BONNEVIULE BROUG lloTconstruetlon money down, on o !9i7 BUICK 741-8W0 196i~PONTIAC —^ato11 ncTsiofion wogon" 1963*FrAf'no6 D "" HAM — $800. Power steering, brakes quick credit 0 *., coll OASIS MOTORS ol We Buy Used Volkswogens Power brakes, steering, windows. Air 1125 windows. Radio/heater, air conditioning t conditioned. Good condition. 1)000. 566- (Ml) 771-7100 6/1-4310 Coll S4M900. Ext. 211 or 217. from 9 to 5 1966 FORD 4500 BACKHOE 1967 RAMBLER REBEL STATION Alter 5 COII9«873». OR C IE "CH E VRO LET WAGON — Aulomofic tronsmisnon, 232 iwaTwERCEO"ES"1I"ENZ~—-iwTdieTei- in AND FRONT END LOAOEB DIESEL STOP IN TODAY... 19fB PLYMOUTH~SPORTS SA"TEU.ITE CALL 747-0473 32S Wople Ave. RK) Bank engine. Passed emission control tests 1W IMPALA CHEVROLET - Wilh low good condition. Has 3205 interior v " 741-3130 Firm price MOO Call 741-9493 after 7 p.m mileage. Four-door, vinyl roof. Asking AM/FM rodio. Asking 1800. 671-5707 — 9-possenger wogon. Air, oulomotic, or oil day weekends. 11700 Goodshopt. 7473537. power steerlno, V-8, redlo, vinyl interior. See The CADTLLAC 1971 - Eldorado, mahoc* MUSTANG — 1970 hardtop. Radio, healer, J85O. 717-1615 after o p.m. wild moichino lop ond leather. B, 197TCADILLAC~ -~FuIF pow'efT AMTFM MURPHY &DAVISON new brakes. Under 24,000 miles. 11700. Af- 1W. Wonted Automotive miles. MAC CADI-OLDS 77M734. jtrreo. One owner. U900 Mercedes-Benz Sales ond Service ter 5 p.m, 583-9)43 1969 RAMBLER-REBEL - Automatic Call 225-0450 Hwy. 9 Freehold W-SMO V8 Foul-door. Power Meerino. Only ONLY ROTARY ENGINE CAR \m MERCEDES BEHZ 280 SE 1969 TOYOTA COROLLA SPRINTER 4?,6oo miles. «U». Coll 54i-2?90. JUNK CARS Original owner. 1955 CHEVROLET — Ready for street or 1939 PLYMOUTH — Wltn 1971 - 350 Good condition. M50. PICKED UP Call anytime 8703131 strip. Just rebuilt. S1600 invested. Chevrolet engine, 4-speed Muncie trans- Coll 842-8065 1967 TEMPEST - Four door. . 872 0646 mission. Chevy rear, oir conditioning, Needs some work. S150, Twinbrook Auto Wrecking THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new ond BUICK ELECTRA - 1969 Coll 946-J545 ofter 5:30 p.m. SOLD IN MONMOUTH COUNTY! u*td corj in Monmouth County. Over 100 WALL LtNCOLN-MERC^Y mags, new tirei, tape deck and radio. Excellent condition. 11450. Eatontown 542-223. Used daMy. 11600. 5661494 oir-conditioned new can in stock Shrewsbu'y Ave. ol Sycamore ^^583^55 1 __ 1%1 COMET HARDTOP - High pertotm eit prlcej paid tor oilu-Hl tpr» McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC., Shrews Shrewsbury. N.J. i96s~cHEviToTiT BISCXYNE — ET- once, 289, 4-11, Positroctlon rear, mags. _? WHOLESALE! Buyer on premises bury Ave., New Shrewsbury 741 6700 I97[TN0VA SUPEIPSPORT — V~5, four- New fires. WS0 or best offer. Call otter 5 747 5400 cellent condition, good transportation. speed, custom point job, mag wheels, ex- Exclusive Monmouth County Dealer. p.mJMMOM. 01 °Tl "OWN «. COUNTRY DODGE 196B PONTIAC - Firebird convertible "OATSUN Coll offer S, 747-1417. osk lor Chip. cellent condition. Call 264-7327. BEAfMEiTft1 RICES - Vi cents per SM^lOO Four-speed. 350 engine. Radio. MOO. Coll WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE i967lviuSTANG - V-S, outomotlc. FORD — 1949 two-door sedan. Excellent /4,O?15. . 370 Brood St. 264 1323 Keyport S600. Coll after 5 p.m. condition. 67,000 miles. One owner. 1550. pound tor 1962 Chevrolet Wogon. V8, outo- 566-9267 Call 264-1514 motic, seven tires on wheels. New shocks, A^blM^Alsf MONMOUTH MAZDA 1968 PLYMOUTH VIP — Four door hard TOP~TRADE AUToWA^NCtT ^Hs^perr rebuilt slorler, ond a few extras on tttis MOTORS. INC.. Hwy 35, service- DOWNES PONTtAC, t>l Lowei Sunscl /We . Ashury Park ~CHRYSTER" CROWN" I'MPE «284t3 19 49" C H~EVR0 L ETT OW~NS WAN~5TA~" the job myself, Call Jim, 776-B7M. Four-door hardtop. Excellent condition. TION WAGON - New mud ond snow Air conditioned, full power. Loaded. Ask- 196S BONNEVILLE -Power steering' tires. Air conditioning, radio. Excellent 120. Trucks ond Trailers CARPENTRY Owning a Cadillac may cost less lngV175. Coll 291-0701. power brakes, air conditioning and radio. running condition. Needs point. 1975 firm. Call 741-1538 or 741 2322 r KITCHENS BATHS BASEMENTS than you think. Best offer. Coll between o-8 p.m.. 49S-1503. Additions. Expert work — low prices. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK GS - Loaded, oir 1964 BUICK WILDCAT - Convertible. 196TP!CKUP OWNING A UcFADDIN CADILLAC conditioning, power steering, power SETTLIN_ Any Slie Job Free Estimates New tires, new top. Very pood condition. GAR Low mileage, oir conditioning, pow Six cylinder stfek. Special! *4OO S J.L CONTRACTORS JSMSI MAY COST LESS THAN THAT. brakes. AW/FM radio, mag wheels. 6000 S35O. Coll 741-8111, or 7-1I-55M after 6. miles. Must sell. Car purchased In August er steering, power brakes, A/WFM ster LAWN MAINTENANCE The Sheraton Beach eo. Selling under book price. 7B7-361? of 1972. 13250 firm. Show room condltior F9M F O R D fQ UI Rjfw AGON Sod, fertlll-lng. roklno, ond cutting. Esti- - beautiful, 7391919 or 244 1544. 1100 IV681:TTE~VHOLIf 'B'ELATR - Four^door, RASSAS Holes'. 842^4193 Coll offer 6 p.m. 391 2457 For 61 Years t9oVROAl)RljN N E'R "—New tires and outomotic tronsmission, rodio, two extro DISAPPEARING ATTIC STAIRS - Fur- 1973 moos. Call between 9 o.m, ond 6 p.m. wheels with snow tires. Asking SVOO. Call PONTIAC nished and Installed for only 164.95. To or- MIAMI BEACH 842 9(83 Good condition, Best offer. 842-7503. ?5 Broad 5t. 741-Slff. Red Bonk oer, coll M9-0863. 264-OS47 VMDbboEAsiy DEMONSTRATOR I9« CHEVROLET IMPALA - Six cylin- Running condition. 1125 3 DAYS 12 NIGHTS der, standard shift. Good running condi- POWER RAKE AND VACUUM LAWN AUTO CREDIT PROBLEMS 566-9324 Ic per sq. tt. Fertlllier and lime available SALE WE'LL THROW IT IN-FREE WANTED OR NO CREDIT AT ALL? tion. $150. 2M-2433 after 5. Party who needs .lXjll financing, wilf with this service. 747-5954. _ AM have 12 monttnt/12,000 miles With every purchase of a new 0 Call 229-4790 CHEVROLET vf&TfAPALA — Convert- DISPOSING — Of used trucks. 1969 k money down, on a 1970 FORD LTD ible. Needs paint. Will sell cheap. Chevrolet Step Van, 1966 Chevrolet Step END BATTERY TROUBLE NOW Cadillac, Oldsmobile. or use- COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON. Air condl "~~ BUHLER& BITTER Call 495-2494 Von. 1966 International Metro. No reason- Factory Warranty tioned. 12293. For quick credit OK, cal PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER Use VX6 battery additive FULL car. able offer refused. Star Cleaners & Loun- HtR DISTRIBUTORS 747-2150 OLDSMOBILES OA5IS MOTORS al (201) 721-7100. 3290 Hwy 35, Hozlet. 264-019B derers, )32 Myrtle Ave.. Long Branch. VISTA CRUISER-3SEAT (S20OO Minimum) 1968 FORD GALAXIE 1 Good condition. Must sell. NETD YOUR HOME PAINTED? rye/ KUKb^HE vh — Five speed. 19«~PCt'N TiAC"T'EMPEST —"iVutomotic! /8 S83 HEAVY DUTY UTILITY TRAIUEST- nnwfi ..cot', imif'. F fi, p', Power steering, power brakes. Radio. Ex- CALL 74WS45 rloer ril.jr nisKlinq. rrr.i Mr- i',', . ol'p nt frpo hoit'l fooir. .t Asklno 52500. 5°1 L 2_ 8"*13' long. Closed-in aluminum root Coll HI-2335 or 7*1-1421 cellent condition. WV5 or best offer. After 1972 BUICK - Nine passenger"estate Heovy taltgnte For pickup truck only. Between 4 p.m. ond 6 p.m. i(K|(jrr. III r ripflo. (ot . > • n;Hmnrj,"ilions fnr .' r- .v/aiviine 6 p.m., 741-5718. "» MUST SE"LL — LosingticVfTsV~VoT- wogon. Full power, oir conditioning. Low Call weekdays, 1 p,m.-5:30 p.m.. 741-89B8. "HOME IMPROVEMENTS nil a pi|irh,t;=p inarjn no.': { mill- kswogen bug. Completely remodified mileage. Excellent condition. 14100. Call 5TRAUBBUICK-OPEL 7B7-2V73. 1962 FORD ECONOLINE - Runs good. Alfera.loin. roofing, playrooms. g..rn_r-{_l M hrnn oHpr) ri!ir] is rioon 'nr rtbulll enolne, (ICKE if it p" iginal miles. 11895 or best offer. Call WANTED * ""DIRT iflKE — 197b~Bulloco.~f75"cc7 ~~ FREE OF CHARGE CALL ANYTIME, 495-.O2I or 495-1117. 671-5837 Parly who needs 100°'o financing with no Good condition. $400 money down, on o 1968 CAMARO. $1695. Call 495-0168 otter 5 p.m. PATNTEITS — TnteTfor -exterior. Hlgfi 1%8'PL'VMO'UTHI SAtELLTTE^^Station For quick credil O.K., colUDASIS MO- r wagon. Eight cylinder, yellow, full power, t97rr7-KXvfAVAKr_ N'DuVo~— 1600 quoltty work at reasonable rates. Also TORS ol (201W2K7I0O. ISS miles. Exlros included. W75. Alter 5 p.m., light carpentry work. Free estimates. -42- rodio. air conditioned, extra snow tires. call 747-0847 64,000 mites. Sacrifice. Original owner. ml VOLKSWAGEN II or 741-1477. J «00 firm. Call after 5 30 p.m , 741(105. Excellent condition. M50. . ODD JOBS - Roofing, shjino. painting., 264203 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Low mile- carpentry. Free estimates. age, mechanically sound, sun roof. l^oy/^rTFfCLY — Four-door hordTop ___Call 87__I4!« AM/FM radio, and other exlros. Must Radio, heater, air. Good running condition Dige7 sell. S2I00. Call 229-9612 and clean Needs brakes. As is, 5175. 7)\-front end lor Hondo 350. Spool wheel with lertjliitng, seedlnQ, sodding, desiQnlng new 23 tire, squore headlights, risers, Fm estimates. 741 7255. ^•••••••••WeSell More... Cause We Sell For Less" 1969 FORD LTD WAGON — Automatic^ ond Z-bars included. $375. 4951286. iower steering and brakes, air condi- 1969 GREEN VOLKSWAGEN — Stick Fioned. Asking 11450. Can be seen at Coop- shitt. Radio, heoter, rear defroster, snow YAMAHA 250 ENDURO More Classified 1973 FORD LTD er Eteclric Supply, 666 Rte. 35, Middle- tires. Good condition. AAust sell. 1895. Coll Good condliiin. WOO. Country Squire town. 071-SOOO. after 5 p.m., 229-<533, Coll 7>W634 on Next Page $4536! 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sale 110. Autos for Sale no. Autos lor Sole AI Frtcinq flpar SeaivJOOC 1.0 Engine. WW. | nvt'mpncp Group, Oduve Luggage Rach, H ml & Rear Bumper Guards, Air Cond., Tinted • ,i•>•.' R.idio, Deluxe Wheel Coverj, Ligh* t Green, M• FORDS at '72 PRICES 73OALAXIIS0O 73 OIAN TORINO Sport 73 PINTO 1 Dr. Pillared H.T., 351 V8,. Dr. H T. 351 C.I.D. Engine, ? Dr. Sedan, 2000 CC Eng. W.W., Front 8, Rear Bumper Vinyl Rool. Cruisamatic, PS. Cruisamatic, W.W. Manual, Guards, Tinted Glass. Air Power Front Disc Brakes, Front Disc Brakes, Rear cond.. Radio, LI. Blue. Slock Deluxe Bumper Group, radio, Bumper Guards, Stock No. No. N323, Was M,501,35 Slock No. N318. Was S3,903 NW, was 52,430 $3750 $3399 $2280 We're celebrating our 43rd Anniversary 73 MUSTANG 73MAVIRICKOrabb*r 73 LTD 2 Dr. H.T., Medium Blue, 302 2 Dr. 250 C.I.D. Engine, Vinyl 4 Dr , Pillared H.T., white, C.I.D. Engine, Cruisamatic, Rool, Cruisamatic, Wide Oval Blue Vinyl Roof & Interior, 400 by having a Wide Oval W.W.. PS, P.B..Tires, Convenience Group, C.I.D. Engine, W w., con- Deluxe Bumper Group, Air PS.. Deluxe Bumper Group, venience Group, Front Corner- Cond., Radio, Tinted Glass, Radio, Stock No. N374, Was ing Lamps, Front 8, Rear Wheel Coders, Stock No. 431,S3.06B Bumper Guards, Air Cond., $2798 Stock No. N165, was SJ.V62.27 $4094 Thank You Sale! 30 DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE ===== See Our Thank You Specials and Save Now! TI MERCURY Wagon 70 CHRYSLER 69 FORD 70 FORD LTD V-S, Auto, P.S.. Stock •J Dr. H T., Spotless Country Squir* 7. Dr., H.T., Full Power, No. U389 $2195 inside & Out. Air Cond. Wagon Air, Stock No. U373 Stock No. U597 $2195 You have made us Monmouth County's No. 1 Pontiac Deal- V 8. Auto, Air Cond., $1895 71 PONTIAC T»mp»i» 70 FORD Oalaxl* 300 Stock No. UI50 $|99) 69 DODOE Dart 2Dr..tCv>" Sid. Trans , 4 Dr , H.I. V-8, Auto, t Cyl. Auto, Air Cond., ership. To show our gratitude for your continued patronage StockNo.11407 $1395 Air Cond , Stock No. 69 THUNDIMI1D Stock NO., B386 $i69J throughout the years, we're having a "Thank You Sale!" Stop in U82I $1995 1 Dr.. H.T., Red, Black 69 CHIVtOLIT Impola 69 iUICK Vinyl Rool & Interior, 6$. PLYMOUTH fury and choose from over 150 new and used cars in stock and ready 7 Dr., H.T., V-8, Auto., •1 Dr. H.T., V 8. Auto., Full Power With Air, VI, Auto, PS., Air P.S., Green, U377 P.S., Stock No. B343 Stock No. 137 Cond., Slock No. B336 for immediate delivery at "Thank You Prices!" $3495 $1695,. $3195 $1393 ,r> YO_UJ*i #1 WITH US! TOM'S FORD Serving Monmouth County Since 1930 HWY.35 KEYPORT AIF4IKWAT IX »117 264•1600 RASSAS PONTIAC 395 BROAD ST. 741-5180 RED BANK JWIMW* $trvle»» 310. Help Wanted The Dally Register, Kcd Bank — Mlddletown, N.J. Wednesday, Mali^wj-en)ole_ 4, IV& 310. Htlp Wanted 10 a.m. - 3 p,m. DENTAL^ y^A&WHM HOUSES (M THE Mai* or Ftmaft Molilt or PAINTING, TAPIMgoSMTltoST CASHIER/TYPIST RETAIL all (or woilpoper ng, taping, texturt, Expanding office needs cashier/typist. .spraying. Free estimates. Coll Hatald ASSISTANT AlHAOM CfTYSerSOW?PEOPLE /\AJHAT'$ Good working condltiont.good starting ;J7-«66a. Coll Poul, 7B7-227I: ' UPHOLSTERY CLEANING - All kind! Chalrsidt, experienced, lor large, mod- 1 soiory. Mony company benefits. Coll 2M-, NO ' Reasonable roles. Free estimates. ern, busy office In R«I Bank areo. Good 1 l 5H0ULI7M ru\/e IM THEM, salary. Call 542-5120 Coll 741-0411 <'»Q our speciall INSURANCE AGENCY lime. Apply Surrey Luggage, 125 Broad PERSONNEL WORK THAT'S RIGHT- Experience tn rating ond wrlllno HO) EXPERIENCED PA IN T ER~S~ W ANI T WEDOM'TWANT Owners, Fire ond Auto. Call 291-0477. Apply rn person between 4 and 5 p.m. 45 STANDARD PEOPtE! Hendjrfeksor • n PI.- , -Foi •r -Haven• . EMPLOYMENT Our Pennsylvanla-basfd RETAlt DRUG MECHANIC'S SALESMAN M/W — Home center oper- ation. Advancement opportunity, company CHAIN (listed on JtYSE) ii pTMtnHv »O- HELPER benefits, salory open. Coll 721-4300, Modi- coied in 1) states and Is last becoming the son Twp, Lumber. No. 1 In its field, and we are seorcning iw Apply In person those who are No. 1 or plan lo be NO. t in 310. Help Wonted STOCKROOM — And 'Material Hordling^ Ineirs. WERNER'S DODGE lo assist purchasing deportment. Various Male or Female Hwy 36, Bellord duties. Apply Crown Engineering Corp., We ore presently seeking SUPER? 310. Help Wanted 310. Help Wanted 310. Help Wanted LOCUSt St., Keyport. 2M-3066. MARKET or HEALTH AND BEAUTY SERVICEAAAN M/W 310. Help Wanted AID oriented managers. Assistant Mw»- LEGAL SECRETART^l'art-ttme. E? T Male or Female Male or Female Male or Female Mala or Female ogers. ond Trainees for New Jersey aiw Martini's Diner, r »»'»l« home oppllonces tor Itadhig perienced preferred. 5-6 hours a day. Pennsylvania. I oulhorlied Frlgldalre service firm In loca L6GAL SECRETARY — Experienced, ">r Coll 583-3636. JCHOOL BUSORIVERS- Noe area, excellent opportunities. Coll be one man firm engaged In general prac- perlence nscessary. starting salary ss?? 5C MECHANIC COLLECTOR .— Port-time evenings. Pre- Current plons coll (or ovtr TOO new store* tween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., M2-6B13. tice. Attractive office In Farmlngdale. Sal- in this market In 1973. IT you are a persew pr hour. Apply In person to Mr. Michael ary commensurate with experience. Call G.U. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED vious collection experience required. Coll GormleyGl , AdministrativAdiitti e AAssislanli , HotH - COCKTAIL WAITRESSES M/W - Apply for Interview 938-2323. Excellent working conditions. Mr. Wolloce at 775-3261 weekdays between who stands out In a crowd, aggressive ano let Townstilp Board of EducationEduti , 12 BelBlh In person between me hours of 12 and 3, SALESMEN (M/F) COMPANY PAID BENEFITS 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. An equal opportunity well-orgonlred, wt will otter you e«wlerff any Rd., Hoilet, H.J. Monday ond Tuesday. Coborel Cocklol ONE-PIECE BAND — Must be able to • Life, hospital, motor medical employer. solary, outstanding fringe beneftti ana w» King. Frl. and Sat. nights. Also mon or opportunity lo work In surrownottg* Lounge, 130 Hwy 35, Eatoniown. Insurance for employee and dependents LANDSCAPE FOREMAN (rW/W) REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed pr7 woman for piano or organ on Sundays Full or Part-time paid In full. Some experience necessary. Pay based on where your own career growth playi OO terred. Aggressive growing otllce re SALESLADY M/W - E>perlenctd. Ful from 6 to 10 p.m. Coll 787-S894. • vacation plan ability. Steady job for the right person. Important role In our dynamic company > quires a large start doe to expansion pro •I™- ZAKSON'S, New Shrewsbury Plaza • Uniforms poldin full Call evenings, 462-5190, MOREAU LAND- growth! * gram. Only interested In salespeople, de Shopping Center, Hwy 35 542-4112 REGISTERED NURSE — For nursing Licensed or unlicensed salesmen — not satisfied with • slrous of earning over $20,000 per year home. I > p.m. to 7 o.m. shift. Weekends • Pension and profit sharing SCAPE SERVICE, Colts Neck. If you feel you ore qualified for one of Onice leads, extensive advertising nation SALESPERSON - Seltone needs two out- only. Excellent salary and llberoi fringe your present earnings? Think you are capable of • Tool twx Insurance • $tx paid holidays DRIVE R~AN D G E N E"R~A"L WO HK- these posftions, 'call Mr. Bermteln tor lOr ol referral service. Member of two MLS' benefits. For appointment call 291-0600 earaing more than $15,000 yearly? Liberal draw avail- Part-time 9 lo 2 p.m. Apply Norwood Dis- cat Interview: ' 1 -training program. All replies held In stric- Mon. through Frl. • Pav plan up to 14.80 per factory ably. Want to be your own boss? Talk with us imme- rial rate hour (or top rate Class A tributors Inc., 624 Broadway, Long test confidence. Send resume to Box G-77 Branch. See Frank. (201)994-9626 ' The Dally Register, Red Bonk. KITCHEN AIDE — Good working condi- RED SEAL ENGINEER — Excellent op- diately. Our business is booming, we're New Jersey's mechanic. tions. All benefits Included. Full time Ex portunity tor one possessing supervisory SALESLADY WANTED M/W — For Or send confidential resume JANITOR M/W - Reliable, with loco cellent hours. Coll Eatontown Con experience. Large non-profit organization, largest residential real estate firm and we're still women's and children's wear. Full or references, for small olllce building volescent Center, 139 Grant Ave., Eaton' liberal fringe benefits. Submit resume lo growing. We need good men and women to grow with port-time. Seme experience preferred. Ap- Hours, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., five days. Reph town, 542-4700. Box p-82. The Daily Register, Red Bank. RUSSELL ply Wesireich's, 45 W. Front St., Keyport. Rite Aid Corp. Bo« A-126, The Dolly Register, Red Bonk us. We'll have you licensed, trained, confident and P.O. Box 3165 APPRENTICE ENGRAVER — No ex- Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. MANAGERTR AIN 6 E~M/ W "— $"B0O per perience necessary. Excellent opportu- ready to make money within weeks. Call Ed Pepsin, HARRISBURG. PA. 17105 SHORTORDER COOK - Experienced NURSE-REGISTERED 100 Newman Srplngs Rd. Red Bank month. Notional corporation needs candi- An Equol Opportunity Employer < far pancake bouse. Apply to Peter Gary's LABOR-DELIVERY ROOM nity. United Design Co., SS White Rd., THE BERG AGENCY, Rt. 35, Middlefown. 671-1000. dates for monogement training. MOO sala- PoncoKe House, So. Freehold Shopplns Shrewsbury. W-Z007. ry il you qualify- For interview, coll 741- Part-time, 3 p.m. to II p.m. In modern ndustrlalAs k for Mr. EbeTemporarl y Center, Rte », Freehold. progressive facility. Contact Director of DENTAL ASSISTANT — Red Bank oreo. 2071 (rom B to 1 p.m. An equal opportunity ¥ECON CORP.; Nursing, Riverview Hospital, 35 Union St., Experience preferred. 4 CLERKS TYPISTS OR NIGHTS. VERY HIGH PAY. CAR IS facturing engineering team. Paid vaca- hours available. Salary plus bonus. Home reviewed, revised ond written ESSENTIAL. FREE HOSPITALIZATION. TESTER llshed firm opening new,office tor thh INTERESTING ASSIGNMENTS program also available. Coll 544-1334. ttiousond5 of resumes over the years. tions and holidays. Apply (n person, 8 purpose. Must have license and some ex CLERKS NEVER A FEE TO YOU. a.m, to 4 p.m. Mon.-Frl. Electronic Mea- perlence. Send resume tg Box K-25, Thi ALL OVER' MONMOUTH'COUNTY FULL TIME CUSTODIAN — For paro- CAREER MARKETING surements Inc., -405 Essex Rd., Neptune. TECHNICIAN Dolly Register, Red Bonk. Including chial school In Bayshore area. Send re- Red Bank 747-2040 14 W. Front SI 117 Rt. 35, Eatontown. 542-5300 ("i mile Mony select companies from Neptune, sume to Box P.51, The Dolly Register, Ocean 493-4176 By Appolntmen norlli of ttieMonmouth Shopping Center). BARMAID M'W - Experienced. Three Mechanical assembly experience with SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Howell and Freehold areai who calf for Red Bank, N.J. BOOKKEEPERS WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT. nights, 7-2, Weds., 5ots., Suns. Phils Turf knowledge of electrical testing of printed On coots. Union shop. Starting salary S3 A1ETAL WORKER'S HELPER - To 05 ALL FEE PAID POSITIONS. Club, 542-9M2 or 542-4312. ircult boards, electronic circuits and on hour. Apply Wall Street Fashions, 37 Mst experienced metal worker tn drilling, :omponentsits, wiring experience anondobfflfd obttlfy Wall St., Red Bank. SALESMAN M/W punching and broking. Some mechcnfccl KEYPUNCH RELAIABLE PERSON — For light nur EXPERIENCED CASHIER A-l TEMPORARIES assembly involved. Apply Electro Impulse sery and grounds maintenance work Apply In person, nechonicalechonicoll drawings,, wlrtna dlodla>- RBAL E5TATE SALESPERSON Some experience necessary. Full time. Lab, Inc., 116 Chestnut SK, Red Bank. Ai Bongorzone's Nursery, 542-0718 ranch Brook Co., fit. 36, Hailet. md schematics. Coll WJ-93Ob lot Only One Interview Required Coldln's Men Shop, 25 Brood St., Red oppointment. Molt-femole. full time, port-time, license 320 Brood St. Redjlank 741-24(3 equal opportunity employer M/W. TYPISTS , or willing to I earn. Now that you' v Bonk. CLEANING PERSON — Full or port MATERIAL HANDLERS — For Imme- talked to tne resi, come In and talk to th _ JSlKEEPrfUTOffPARrMENT — SALESMEN MfW - For new ond used PA R~T OR FULL f [A^E^TcTanswii WANT WORK FOR THE SPRING AND time. Good pay. FREDERICKS. diate openings. Duties include light ma- OPERATINGROOAA: best. We seek competent and ambitious Three males, three females needed, 7 io 3 Volkswaoens. Salary plus commission. phones at night. Apply In person after -1 SUMMER MONTHS? WE HAVE THE 4497IIS chining and bench operafiom. Musf te in people Interested in earning a minimum o shirt and 3 to 11 shitr. Own transportation Hoipitoiliotlon, paid vacation, plus dem- p.m., Luigi's Famous Pina, 477 Micldli WORK, BUT WE NEED YOU, IF YOU good physical condition. Some related ex- H0USEKE6PINGAIDE 120,000 a veer and In turn we otter com Apply to Red Bank Convalescent Center onstrator. Contact Joe Rem, Llppln Motor Rd., Hozlet. ARE EXPERIENCED IN ANY OF THE perience or high school shop course help- 10 o.m. -6 p.m.. Monday through FrftJay, pony paid In depth training program, lib lOOChapin Ave., Red Bonk. Car Co., Hwy 35, fkiyrevllle. 727-1300. ABOVE — COME IN AND REGISTER OBSTETRICS ful. Progressive wage increases ond ex- Good salary, pleosant working conditions era) drawing account. 60% commission IS UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING — MON. THROUGH FRI. 95. cellfnt benefits. Please apply between 9 and tull fringe benefits. Apply Personnel participating spec arrangements and UNOLEUM TIL6 MECHANfc"~wii" BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Full or Red Bank area, seeks full lime superin- a.m. and 12 noon, ot WHEELOCK SIG- "iffice, Riverview Hospital, Red Bonk, be- more. Plus the opportunity for monoge train. Coll evenings 7 to 9. Dort-tlme. Call tor appointment, Anderson tendent. Would prefer mature person. CHARGE NURSE NALS, INC., 273 Bronchport Ave., Long rveen 9 o.m. and i p.m. An equal opportu- 144-7709 Bros.. Inc. 51-53 Mechanic St., Red Bonk, Would consider making small epartment Branch. ity employer M/F, ment Ihrguah a olanned Drooram ot ex- NJ. 741-M30. 11 P.M. TO 7 A.M. ' pansion, wny not coll for a confidential In CARPET MECHANIC TRAINEE ai/oilablc. Write Box J-80, The Daily Reg- MANPOWER OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN — And de- tervlew and talk to the company that sell; ister, Red Bank. More Classified Good opportunity to learn trade. DENTAL HYGIENIST —" Full time, 35 4 W. Front St. Red Bonk S4M343 Previous labor-delivery room enperience livery Experienced only need apply. Ma- a house every cloy, THE KIRWAN CO. Call 2B3-35V0 patient hours per week. We are looking 112 Main St. Asbury Pork 774-5S77 jor oil company. All benefits paid. Coil Realtors, 4 Alrporf Ploia, Haifet 842 DISHWASHER — 43 hour weekly, 7 a.m essential. Excellent personnel policy. Con on Next Page tor a confident and responsible Individual to 3 p.m. Excellent benefits. Apply in per- (art Nursing Otllce. Rlvervlew Hospital 2M-30001or appointment, NURSE'S~AIDE — 7~a7m7to 3:3(Tp,m who Is able to relate well to people. Our Emery Manor, Motawon. son, 10 a.m, to 3 p.m. only. Arnold-Walter GENERAL OFFICE K6d Bark. 741-2/00, Exf. 227. oltlce offers a chance to perform ad- Nursing Home, 622 Scum Laurel Ave. ONil~GTR C/GUY~OFFICT^-" Good typing 310. Help Wanted . CAREER OPPORTUNITY ' " : 566-6400 vanced clinical duties, nutrition and pre- Hailct. Diversified work — record a must. Duties include bookkeeping and vention. In addition to good salary, we Carpenter's Helper generaneral JI Poloce Really Associates, 988-4400 oi Experienced prelerred. Apply In person. Red Bank. An equal opportunity employ aaerlot position. High school grodu- MCDONALD'S IS Insurance for employee and dependants er, 364-5300. Ask for Mr. Steam. paldlntull. Butcher And Boner Experienced, or will troin business re- afe, must hove car. Good starting sal- WERNER'S DODGE YOUR KIND OF PLACE • vacation plan AWNING HELPER — To hang and make turnee or recent high school graduate ary, incentive program, approved on with cashier or similar experience. At- the |ob training program, For ap- Offlc* Temporary Hwy 36, Bellord • Uniforms paid in full Part-timee positiositionns now available. We of- ownlngs. Full time. Ho experience neces- MAINTENANCE -PORTER NWW • Pension and profit sharing sary. Standard Awning Co., 61S River Rd., tractive benefits. pointment coll 244-4105, Frank EXPERTENCED WECHANIC — Full"and POSITION AVAILABLE fer a goood stornstoritingg salarsaryy ond employeeployee Clossey. part-time. Three day weekends. Insurance • Six paid holidays. discounts. PPleasl e appll y to our stort e man- GH-8001 is and hospital plan available for the ripht oerson. Part-time nights ond weekends. /atn, lo 3 p ni. Mon, throucili Fri. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Chairslde. Ex- A-l EMPLOYMENT Plus 7 a.m. to 12 noon Sat. perience preferred, but wilt consider in- •0 Broad St. 741-2322 Red Bank another reason Experience necessary. Call 291-9529 be Experience helplut but nol required. VVill RUSSELL telligent, mature trainee. Full time, Write 'ore 6 p.m. tram, Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. TWO GUYS P.O. Box 328, Llncrolt, N.J. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — For people like to APPLY IN PERSON ICO Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank Rte 35 & Twlnbrook Rd. Middle,t MAINTENANCE - For refrigeration. Woodworkers women's sportswear. Apply Jonathan Lo- An Equal Opportunity Employer Full time, all year round position open (or ropidl/growing compan/ has openings work for us gon, 1 Johnson Ave., Matuwon. 366-9383._ MCDONALD'S AskTYPIST for Mr. SEbel right individual. We are row accepting ap- ._r experienced woodworkers. Trainees WAITRESSESJVVW"^^Full ond^arTtrrn plications (n Personnel Oept., Jersey also needed. Must be dependable. Ex- GH-S00I IS OUR INSURANCE POLICY Computerized type-set- Shore Medical Center, Corties Ave,. Nep- cellent company benefits and working Apply ManOaloy Inn, 67 First Ave.. Atlan- conditions. Apply EBSCO BUILDING, NUMBER THAT GIVES YOUCASH tic Highlands. RESTAURANT tune. An equal opportunity employer. 1 7 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. 741-000. WANTED TAX FREE, 1F YOU ARE HOSPI 925 HWY 35 MiDDLETOWN ting company in GOOD HUAAOR TALIZED. THERE IS NO COST TO YOU RN S"6R"~LPN S~^"T to"ITondTt to SECRETARIES— High ski I m needed. — EASY TO QUALIFY. shifts tor nursing unit. Apply Mrs. Mro- ~ SALES-RETAIL Shrewsbury needs typ- MANAGEMENT TRAINEES - Finance. DAY AND kOVCtCh, 642-34QQ. LUAABER-HARDWARE-PAINT MAN PORTERS M/W Tiic following positions are available: full ists. If you can type OR A GOOD HUMOR GAL TELEPHONE SALES — Home or olllce PART-TIME FIND OUT ABOUT THE PLAN BY VIS- LANDSCAPING"HELP time sales. Full benefits, company dis- • No experience required BOOKKEEPERS —Several, local. Nights fi-10 ond 6-11 p.m. Office cleaning NIGHT SHIFTS ITING OUR OFFICE. ALL OFFICE FULL TIME counts. over 55 wpm accura- • No Expenses or cost to you CAREER MARKETING work tn Mlddletown building. Good pay. SKILLS ARE INVITED BESIDES WE En|oy High Income OFFER VACATION PAY AND BONUS Apply Fairway Landscaping. 74I-72SS tely, we will train you. Red Bank 747-3040 14 W. Fron steady. No experience necessary. Must PERGAMENT Bring your N.J. Driver's license I Ocean 493-417A By oppolnfmen have birth certificate. Hospitallroilon. NEVER A FEE. SPRING IS HERE — And the early bird 585 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Our representative will be Interviewing will catch thf worm. Feather your nesl Iwy 36 and Poole Ave. Hozlet, N.J. Call 747-5880, for inter- Thursday, April Iv, 5-7 p.m., at the Har- with extra cash In your spare time. Foi ATTENTION PARTV PLAN mony Bowl, RleJS, Middlelown. N.J. mformotlon coll 566-3723. HAIRDRESSERS view and typing test. MAINTENANCE OUR 26TH YEAR • Woodworkers Gel an early start lor 1973 — Our Beau EXPERIENCED FILTER REPAIR AND PART-TIME HELP — Wanted for new EXPERIENCEDONLY Day shift, night shift MACHINISTS tiful Gltt Line ond Catalog Is now ready PARTS PERSON - Apply In person only, OLSTEN card and o I ft shop, 4 to 9 p.m. dally. Earn a FREE kit. No Investment. Con • Carpenters SALARY OPEN. 671-9770 ana part-time evening Branciijlrook^o.;^ Rt._M. Hoilel. Responsible (or the repair, maintenance, collect today! SANTA'S PARTIES. Avon, R.S.V.P. GIFTS, CARDS, 'n THINGS, ono srf-up of production machines. GENETTAT~MATN T ENANCE"— ouisi de • Millworkers TEMPORARIES Shrewsbury Plaio Shopping Center, Rt. hours available. Conn. 0600). Phone Formlnolon, 673-3455. "SALESPERSON Knowledge of stiop techniques ond proce- ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. work on estalcs. Colt 671-2610 between 5 117 Rt. 35, Eatontown — S42-53OC. i'/i mile 35, Shrewsbury, N.J. Full lime pcrmancnl position. Please ap- dures, some welding experience helpful. and 7 p.m. north of the Monmoutrt Shopping Center) BUS ORIVER — Part-time, guaranteed ply in person, Carroll's Stationers, 28 TRIW PAINTERS WANTED Outstanding company benefits. Please op- CLERK — Good ot figures. Some WIHnt Apply at: four hours dolly at 53 per hour. Fringe Broad St., Red Bank. CALL AFTER 6 P.M. and/or payroll experience prelerred. Ex MECHANIC M2-J168 or 7J74758 ply at the Personnel Office, Monday Experienced only need apply. Prefer WE ALSO HAVE A PERMANENT DEPT benefits Include tull hospltolliatlon. Call ETEXTRO "MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER hrDuoh Friday, 9 o.m. until 12 noon, or cellent opportunity with Long Branch ALL FEE PAID POSITIONS. 872-0900, or opply ot Henry Hudson Rc- manufacturer. Call 222-7474. Ford-Llr>colrvMercurv mechanic. Call 264- — Must be skilled in use of common hond HAIRDRESSER - Experienced. Ful call671-30O0, Ext. 214. t600 for appointment, gsk for Jock Still- gjonal School, t Grand Tour, Highlands. lime. Salary own. Victor's Salon. Call for HAVE FUN — Ana earn II.40 an hour ser- tools and be willing to learn speclof pro- MECHANIC'S HELPER ings. All benefits, lop poy, refiremenf, The Luhrs Co, Interview, 787-7096. vlclna Fuller Brush customers near home WANTED — A few people who need to cesses. Apply Electro Impulse Lab. Inc. Call Mr. Cecere Coll 364-3822 or 583-1033. make an extra SSO to S/5 a week. We'll 116 Chestnut St., Red BonK. An equal op- LILY-TULIP 264-7700 " TOM'S FORD, INC., Hwy 35, Keyport. work with you lor the first month to help RN OR LPN - 11 p.m. to 7 o.m. ihllt. Division of Owens-Illinois Benefits include: 1 portunity employer M/W. Full time. Please apply to Red Bank Coi PERSON — To cut gross ond other yord NEEDED — Male singers, altos, tenors, o" started. Coll K. Smith, 722-USi. PA YROUTC L E R K~~~C(TpabFh HeTotTnrv volescent Center, 100 Chopin Ave., Red Hwy 35 . Holmdel, N.J. basses. Contact Mr. Smith at St George's An Equol Opportunity Employer jobs on o regular basis. Lawn mower lur- 310. Help Wanted Competitive Wage Scale dling payroll operations from timing Bonk. i/red. 74W4S9. Ouarterly Wage Rovlsw Church, 842-0196. Alter 4 p.m., 642-?469. enrds through payroll checks ond monthly Male or Female "SALES CAREER HELP FIGHT WATER POLLUTION — Paid Vacation end Holidays reports. Experience necessary. For ap- WELDER WANTED Paid Blu« CrOB«/Blu» Shield TRAINEES — Retail, hard ono sul We have an outstanding opportunity for a And cam extra cash part-time. Colt for ARTHUR MURRAY Experience necessary. oods. Up to $9100. Experience a must mature, highly motivated person who has pointment call Ext. A-6, Delicious Or- 2973 Spring expansion program storting with Rider J, fl cliards, Rl. 24. Colts Neck. 462-198? or 542- oppolntment, Mon.-Frl. 4-6 p.m. 291-4737. Call Mr. Cecere, 2M-770O. CCololl Angle Sharp. 747-1 in, SnSnetllne g and owned a business or served In either sales PERSON~WITH CAR~- For established now. Openings for trainees as dance spe- Prencrlptlon Plan 0204 •' __ FACTORY and Dental Plan SSpellingpelling , 54 Brood SSt.t , Red BonBonkk. or administration, Excellent starting sola afternoon newspaper route in Red Bank cialists ond dance teachers. No ex Or5WlSTR for first three years plus commissions, INSURANCE — Commercial agency look- perlence necessary — we train you. Part Coll between 9-5 On the Job Training DISHWASHER —MATURE PERSON limited earning potential. Maiogemenl area. No soliciting or collecting. Call 747- and full time. Salary plus bonus. Apply In 739-9595 JOBS Advancement Opportunities ing (or Inside service representative. 2U1 Apply In person nortunitles. Liberal fringe benefits. Call Commercial experience prelerred but not person, 2 p.m. to B p,m. dally Mon. thru Martini's Diner, Wwy 3A, Keansbura. 549-7872, evenings 741-7436. An equal op- :rl. 12 Broad St., Red Bonk. 74I-S6U. WAITRESSES M/W - Da/ or evening portunity employer m/t. essential. Some typing ability. Call 471- NURSE — RN or LPN. ) p.m. lo II p.m., shifts. Mill brook Diner, Hwy 34, Mata- 51) I. ___ port-time. Emery Manor, Motowon. wori. 563-4343. MANAGER CARPENTERS - And cabinet Installers, OKKEEPER — General ledger and 5M6400 Evenings Part-Time For full service car wash. also helpers. Need good workers. Top payroll experience required. Fulf time PART-TIME $72.50 weekly, three nights 6-9:30 p.m., /? Apply In Person Coll 67t-SaSQ wogei. Steady work guaranteed. Benefits. during the summer, Vj tlay the rest ol the Gorden maintenance. Holmdel. day Sal., IB years or older. Coll far ap- MOTORCYCLE MECHANIC Must hove own fools ond work references. Mon. thru Fri. SALESMEN M/W — Experienced. Roofs, Apply Cabinet Industries, Hwy 36, Hozlet. yecir." Reply Bo* A-169, The Dolly Regis- 94o-8o II lntrmnt, 747-4030. MEDICAL EKGTECHNTCIAN — Full ter, Red Bank. Repair of two cycle bikes, dirt and street. siding, etc. Leads only. Established 1944. APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPT- Call 671-1209. Call 9 am. to 10 arp. 775-8407. time. Busy Internist's office. Excellent IF YoO ARtf - An accurate lypist, can ED — For lull lime employment. W. T. soiory. Please coll sfotlno references. 74) hand it? varied duties, and have a desire to DENTAL HYGIENIST - Full or port PBX OPERATORS — 311, 11-7 night ".ront Co., Little Silver Shopping Center, 3600. advance, we would like to meet you. Send .Ittle Silver. MANAGER TRAINEES time, in modern office oriented to pre' THE LUHRS CO. shifts, Including weekend openings. Full letter In P.O. Box 72-1, Red Bank, N.J venllve denistry. Good sotory and working or part-time. Long term work. 741-4700. OPPORTUNITY — To learn new trode — 07/0). LPN OR RN - Full or port-time. 3 p.m. conditions. Red Bonk areo. Send resume outside work. Opportunity to earn $140 a to II p.m. shift. Please apply Red BonK SALES — STOCK CLERKS lo Box A-175, The Dolly Register, Red BOUNDARYRD. DRIVER — Apply In person. week and up. Cnll 741-2071, 6 to 12 noon. TEACHERS — Reading, English, math Convalescent Center, 100 Chopin A' lank (oil nia 520) Ben's Cor Wash Equal opportunity employer. All levels. Summer, 9 a.m.-12 noon. Must RedBank. Route 35, Mlddfefown re experience!.!, dedicated. Respond fully PORTER SALESPERSON — Saturday only, for EXPERIENCED DRIVER 310. Help Wanted Hwy 35 264-8000 Keyporl MARLBORO, NJ: o Box A-1/0, The Daily Register, Reel Full time permanent positions now avail- CARPET MECHANICS drapery store. Some experience pre- Bank. On garbage truck. An Equal Opportunity Employtr Musi have experience and car. ferred. 443-9310. 204-4404 able. We offer a good starting solary, Male or Female Call 283*3590 DEPARTMENT" MAN AGER-"Full Vi rompony paid benefits ond employee dis- NEEDlOME THING? ly benrtils. Apply in Millinery Depi., ASSOCIATE MANAGER — For second In- counts. Please apply to our store man- CRILLMAN M/W — ExptrienzedTtor If you wont something special or just ex- K-Mart, 30to R!e J5, Hailct. An equal op- come business. S12.00O a year, spare time. ager. pancake house. Apply to Peteer Gary'y i tra cash weekly, earn If In your own portunity employer. It qualified. Coll 6710720, BOAT BUILDING Pancakacakee HouseHous, So. . FFrhleeholdd ShShoppini g rttlghborhood PART-TIME. Brlna this ad Management Trainees ro Room A, Holiday Inn, Rt. J6, West NURSE'S ATDE — "For'reTlef work. Five CenterCt , RtRte 9, FreeholdFhld. days per monlh. Live In. Private home. Hunter Maiine Corporator), manufodder of tall, Now is your chance lo secure a good luture, wilh pay, wilh a fast- .ong Branch on Wed., April IB at 7:30 nti room. Doris and Ed's Seafood Ros- TWO GUYS booh, ii ice king ttoinwi ond tipcrientod d- SECRETARY — If your secretarial skills unl, 872-1565. Elderly lady. Hailet area. 739-1091. te. 35 & Twlnbrook Rd. Mldtilefown growing quality restaurant chain We have over 340 shops oper- FULL OR PART-TIME — Minimum one bergln! personnel, Mfiny pa^J company benefiU to are above avtraflf, and you are familiar ASSISTANT COOK — Full or part-time, An Equal Opportunity Employer with transcribing equipment, maximum ear college. General work In hardware EXPERIENCED PART-TIME BUS include: Blue Got 1/Blue ShieH, Rider ), mqor ating in 13 slates Irom Maine to Virginia. lor small residential school. Goad pay. ^cd 1 col, cflr*fol pFo^rorr^, vocofIOF^L perloroi salary Is available, Ptrase send resume to tore. Phone Mr. B, 747-0465. DRIVERS - Apply at W.Y.-Keansburg Call 946)694. t Lonq Branch Co. Inc., 50 Hwy 36, Leon Wo need aggressive, sell-disciplined and sell-motivaling people lo Box J-77, The Dolly Register, Red Bank. ROTCE^MAtJ M/W — Experienced. Ap r AVON ly In person, Shore Point Inn, 1340 Hwy ao, Between 9 and S. AVON WANTS THREE PEOPLE — To enter out development program which is 12-18 months n length. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - Ex- perl-time cashiers. Apply in person, K- 15, Hoilet. <\KER — All nround, tor smell Shop work port-time. Estimated earnings ot Earn SM0 • S170 per week while you learn the basics ot good perlenced any type work. Best shop in WART. Rte 35 ana Bethany Rd., Hatlet. UO a week or more possible. Coll now: NJ. Ayqlon Mfg. Co,, 222-5250. lome urnlsfied, five-day week, Benefits,pen- Apply in person colif;rj(; and oonie restaurant e/pmienoe '.voutd be to your advan- DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time. Fair PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES sion plan. Red Bank area preferred. Sola- tage Haven areo. Send resume, one, rxpectcri y open. Coll collect evening! ofler 7 INKERS M/W We need people to work rotating shills salary, to Box J-82, The Dally Register, i.m., oil day weekends. (21?) 443-8537. _ RED BANK VOLVO Full or parl-tlme days Red Bank. We Oiler. Our managers run their operations without 'he normal risk ol own- JPEN J NGVFOR' E XPERI E N~C"E*D 119 E. Newman Springs Rd., Rod Honk Good line work eiship and are >;arning belv.een SI2,000 and S20.000 per year EXCELLENT PART-TIME V6SlTiON - ALES PERSONNEL AND CASHIERS - Come in, coll, or write • Permanent emptoyment close to home Soles or secretarial. Experience optional. -i>ll, port-time ond weekend positions • Excellenl wages plus sliilt differential paymenls with man/ over 5?0,000. Send resume to Box P-83, The Dally Reg valloble. Apply in person ot Linens 'n L.J. GONZER ASSOC. • Health Program and Lite Irisuiance tster. Red Bank, NJ. hlngi, Freehold Moll, Rte 9, Freehold, PART-TIME II you live within reasonable traveling distance 10 our shops in TW$65O Hw JOBy 35S, OPERed BonN - k Relict cook .842-390and tul0l • Paid Vacations & Holidays PORTER5 M/W — We ore accepting op- J 'rivers lor school buses. Excellent hourly Matawan. Shrewsbury Englishto.vn or Bncktovm, we would like lo time nurses' olde, hours 7 to 3 p m, Boy- • Retirement plan. plications for Housekeeping ond DJftnry XERK -TYP75Y —" fir per fenced 7 Pull ntt? lor 2 or 4 hours pec day. No ex- ppo((unity employer. Octifnd Siprrstcin Paints) ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE No experience necessary, will tratn-for KKKK (201)227-5497 lighting fixture showroom. Call 741-4400. I.I »« VIM» II UI!IM,{»NJ>iiJM!l»\ Mr. Leonard. IVMkU.INf. I'HIIMUTS DIVISION' FRIENDLY ICE CREAM CORP. TUTOR NEEDED - For reading itudent Been and Francis Sts. Keyport P O. BOX 8 CLEMENTON, N.J. 08021 In Llncroft area. College student may oo- An equal opportunity employer CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ply. Coll 213-61H between 12-& p.m. An Equal Opportunity Employer , A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR ASSEAABLERS Electronic manufacturer has Immediate MANY NEEDS . requirement for assemblers. Mo|or me- dical ond lite Insurance provided, paid vo- cation and holidays. Coll 229-8300. A.F.I INDIVIDUAL TO LEARN AUTO ANO WIREMAN ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN GENERAL GLASS TRADE ~ Fully paid (4:30-1 A M.) Adding Machines GeneraljContractors Pointing & Decoroting Blue Crou/Blue Shield, Penilon Fund, Design and test micro elect rpmc products Design Typewriters cV»PENffiV*- Remodeling, paneling. CASTL "6, jOH^V~Palntlng o^id wolTpo- life Insurance, ho 11 [Joy 5 and vocations Ap- Position requires use of advanced math and com- test fixtures. Supervise assembly of micrccircuits. clDsert, doort. oddltlom Odd lobs Reo ptring FuMy Insured For free estimates. ply Atlantic Gloss Co., 2t Maple Ave.. plicated drawings, 3-5 years' experience including Requires goad basic analog and digital circuit ADDING MACHINES - T»ptwrlle'l sonobie rates I4I43I1 coll 2W 3U» t, Red Bonk. wire-wrap, a must. knowledge plus 4-5 years' experience; in either •old. rtnlrt. repair*). S«rplco'«. 101 Mon PAF>ER HANGING moutti 81.. Bed Bonl. »»O4I1 SHOWROOM AND STOCK WORK electronic development or design of test' equip- | Landscaping Full time. No experience necessctty, will train, tor lighting fixture showroom. Call ment. LANDSCAPING, LAWN ORE, TREE 7414400, Mr. Leonard PLATER (4:30-1 A.M) Alterations WORK - Over 3S v«ors expfrtence Coll Pearl and MECHANIC - Port time and full tlrr • ill 1DS4 otter s p.m Perlorm operations ol etching, platmrj. sanding ALTERATIONS — Addition), all typu ol Bead Reslrlnglng Truck fleefiervlcenighfs, Red Bonk on carpentry. A Bruce Elaenrauch, Builder, Coll 291-4AM 9 11 a.m. Evenings 7-8. ond cleaning ol printed circuit boards. Positions INSPECTOR (QC) 1 Coll t42-31W°tlerS p.m. Limousine Service E«pertly on braided nylon ll.soastrond SALESMAN - Executive type, living In require previous plalinp experience or at least Minimum 1-2 years' experience peilormmi; visual Sterllno ciospt from 7!c. RtUS&ILLCS' Monmoutft County with iolei or business inspection duties and functional checks. Will » Brood V . RfO Bon> background, to irolnoj Speclol Agent, some high school Chcmislry background. ARROW LIWOUSINE Starting soiory to H 5,000. Coll Mr. Bel- inspect molded products, sub-assemKhes and Ceramic Tile CADILLACS ANO CHRYSLERS FOR monf. 67\-SQ77, \0 to. 12a.m. component assemblies in North Long Branch CERAMIC TILE ALL OCCASIONS. ?4 HR, SERVICE. Plumbing and Heating Floors ond Walls CALL 74M844. SPRAY PAINTER operations. Phone mists VACNER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING - New Installations ond repairs. All types AUTO MECHANIC At North Long Branch facility, spray paint Work In general repolr oorooe. Mbit hov» lacquers, enamels, wrinkles, primers and textured Odd Jobs plumbing work. 264-9494 dnytlmr experience and tools. Soiory Dosed on ex- lence. Coll 191-1756. Ask for Joe. finishes. Some experience prelerred. KEYPUNCH Clocks and L~IGHT HAULING - Cellars, garages j REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed, lor Watch Repair cleaned up Free estimates 7*1 Jl« o ' Roofing, Siding large octlve Monmouth, Ocean County of- ) fice. OAKWOOD REALTY, 3411JW. OPERATOR AnllQut ClOtM. MtcMt. line l««J'Jf •» * Insulation SHEET METALWORKERS ptrily dor*. Don Pom Jiwtlf rs. 719 River Light Hauling and Moving OCS>N CO - ROOFING ANO SIDINC GENERAL WAREHOUSE HELP (4-30-1 A.M.) Kt). Fair Hovin intii' COIIJ17-M35 or «5 IS91 Instolled ond guaronte«. Hculff*. brake 'Must be experienced, PoMlions open al ale Operate alphabetic and/or numeric keypunch UNtU SiW ROOFING 741-MSf LIOUOH CL6RK - Experience pre- North Lour, Branch facility. vur ifying machine. Commercial Art Pointing A Decorating "Monmoum Counry's Live Wlrt Rooters' lerred Some local delivery. Good solary, Swlolliti - repairs. sMngle »»r« on benefits. Dovldions Llfluors, Inc., 26 SIGN LANGUAGE — W« max signs. Brood St , Red Bark. 747-3344 MtArstArs.. cvllocvlom art andjlyflrs tttol tpeck INTERIOR PAINTING. PAPERING ROOFING.SIDING — Aloirflniim. vinyl; r »ou ClColl l TWtWTW-tWII orTtf-WI ' Strolollle. lhalch, cedar. Wrlllen ouaran- FULL TIME TRUCK DRIVER Electronic Associates, Inc., APPLY 8:3011:00 A.M. 542-0779 J.A.Smlth To slart Immediately PAINTING -- Bruth ond iproy Alto wotl- lt«on oil wofk. Inbor.o7t 1379. West Long Branch, MRS. B. WALSH, EMPLOYMENT pap«rlr>g Coll lor fret cillmolf. Coll 747-)48Sror oppolntmenl. Diamonds FILE~CLERK — High schooToroduote. feodSchotllnrr 143-4111 New Jersey 07764 An lll.rmillvi Actmr) Five day week, full lime position. Mony Bought or Retlyled Slip Covers Uuil Opportunity Emutoytr M/F compoJtlltsColl e43!fl00 Buy lf« Klomonds you RAUL JIMENEZ CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS - Zip The Growth Electronics Company rlly IllUd, bSAL6rAND0FFICe or Ut U.Vtltyl- "ylttta rt ttumn fo'•r' •""• Poinllng. Interior ond exterior. Plus •liin'. ii Biood St. nor repair's. ;]9 1045 otter 1:30. itltcMd. CollJoOn, •IltX leasonl, olert, ond ombltlous. Modern m itore. Ideal working conditions and 101a- ry. Coll tor interview, J4M322 31 lie Dally Register, Red Bank - Middfclown, n.i. R'eanesda), April IS, THE FAMILY CIRCUS By BU Keane 410. Houtes fcr Rent 00. Wonted to Rent 1122 la U» Per V.onrh 3 Ok A 8EDB0OOM HOUiE - fiumsorf, POOL TIME COMING 111, H»lp Wonted f^HPMMil^ m 510- Mtrthondlit lor Salt THE BERG AGENCY F KovtnK , ccff Hortthttrr*Hortthttrr* Woods d . Pi PI j 174, Th* DottD y P*fl»H Rd Molt Of FtllHtfQ FINANCIAL tn-\Cai New gas hot water Red Bonk, /ill 1?2. No Fees Charged 595, Merchandise Wonted Central air on>r 5, B42-1360 620. Rentals to Share baseboard heat $66,000 SE~RVTCE"sfA"TlON"A"TfE"NbANT - F. On Second Mortgage Loans SMOKED HAMS ANTIQUES URGENTLY NEEDED Two-car garage time Experienced only. Apply Tony i w NO LEGAL FtEV RHODODENDRONS KIELBA5I Furniture, pointings, cut oTos». ort, APARTMENT TO SHARE — Mole, 20-28 Ml, Brood St. and Maple Ave., Red Ban* HO CLOSING COST! At prices you can't refuse. TURKEYS bfonies,.clocks, porcelain, rugs. Jewelry. yeor* old, with some. Chain link fence There are many others PLUMBERS"- Expenenced onIy." NO DEPOSITS! Eskoy fully cooked hams. Spring Lamb. NAME YOUR PRICE Coll after 4 p.m. 329-7821 fresh killed Turkeys on order- Homemade New wall-lo-wall available in all price ranges. a Top pay and benefits Applications token by phone Coll the e> J __ INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES perlenced. licensed, Second Morigog SKLJTTLE PORTABrE HUMIDIFIERS^ tresh or smohefl Kielbasi, itanon Sausage. 10 Riverside Ave., Red Bonk 741-7474 carpeting Don't wait. Coll any time, 7B7-OS73 Tender Pork Loins, whole or half. Try our N7GHT~WATCHW\AN"—~FIv"e nigh 1 s Lender, in Business since t945. Like new. Automatic, humldistot ond shu off. Original cost 190. Now S3S. Call 67 Baby Beef Liver. Best in town. Open until NAN JOHNSON 635. Summer Rentals week. 9 p.m. ID 5 a.m. King James Nur iW7. BUYS AND BUYS $32,000 ing Home. 291-3400. Mortgage Assocs. From on entire household fo a single PENNSYLVANIA - Pocono Lake chalet CIGARETTE MACHINE -21 column me- item. Antique furniture, jewelryry,, silver, sleeps II. Dishwasher, (Ireploce. Private REDDEN 45 CHURCH ST PATERSON, N.J chanical. One year old, Cost 1675 — now "TANE'S MARKET lake and tennis court. Near golf and ca. Oe yea ImmediatIdit e coshh . ToT p dollardll . 74)-5331741533-5331. Call 787-0913 AGENCY REALTOR* Call 278-2200 Collect , Call 671-9180. 10 While St.. Red Bonk 741-0475 horses. Special rotes, Spring,' Summer 320. Baby Sitting/ HORSE TRATufR ~ Campbell Cooch. ANTIQUE JEWELRY - Top cash paid' IWS weekly, 471-3071. before 5:30 30) Maple Ave., Red Bonk REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS Featuring front unloading. Full seven n. RANGES, DISHWASHERS. COLOR TV LES DEUX & DON PONS, 799 River Rd., 741-9100 Child Care height. Models on disptay startina ot '•'•olr Hoyen. S4J-6J57 or 741-4337. for appointment STEREO — Man/ floor sompln drostl Evenings M7-4H6 or 542-3777 "BABYSITTER- ParrVme doyi MERCHANDISE coll/ reduced. ANDERSON'S TV & AP 1H95. Financing. Coll 938^2713 or 223-4567. CA5H FOR OLD TOY TRAINS - Any 640. Furnished Rooms East Keonsburg oreo PLIANCE, 30 Brood St., Red Bonk. 14, WHEEL HdRSE —" Ride-on mower, 3T~ make or condition or will trade HO. 027, 0 • Coll 495-2650 cut, with plow ottochrntnt, 195. Sears cab- or wide gouge. 774-3710. inet sewing machine, os is, 110. 591-9229. BABYSITTER -GOVERNESS BRICKS AND MASON tQUIPMkNT WANTED — Sliding gtoss doors for patio A NEW IDEA! SHREWSBURY Mature person. Do vou like children Coll offer 5 p.m. MECHANICS TOOLS - Complete set, in price range ot $2>. Year round living for Golden Agers. Nice Would vou like to care (or them in tin 510. Merchandise for Sole 741-5259 11500 value, 3800 or besl ofter. 842-739;. Coll 7B7 42B4 rooms, ocean view, three homecooked "MINT" 7 meals dolly, 7* hr. love ond attention. ENGLISH TUDOR home while their parents trovel B* Call between fi-8 p.m. Three bedrooms, two boths, large •VACATION SERVICES" governed EUECf'Ric""RA"NGE — Built-in type, Ilk* TRACTOR — Bolens, U h.p. Hydroitoti I BUY USED FURNITURE - Antiques, You're not "lust a name" here. Ir Astiury 11 5EAL Y~ BED - s7ngleT36~~wide."on~legl" Pork call 775-50O6. living room, formal dining room, Good solory and benttits Tionsportulic new Tappon, fabulous 400" vituoMft drive hydraulic lift. ^1" mower, new coi China, tools, trains, ond other iterm. 495 eot-in kitchen, lull basement, one- furnished. Full time or temporary. Co Complete with oven, broiler, four slide dltlon. OMlce type sectional, chrome one with Posturepedic mattreis. 145. Never 2024 or 495-1076, EATONTOWN AREA - Furnished room. Featuring 31' living room with tirfplace. tormol dining room, cor gorage. Just painted, plus new Mri Herrmann, 841 BBSS. out burners ond rollsserie, *D" wide- V oouoohyde, five-piece, never used, lint used electric coffee makers, 16.50. Hand Call between 6 ond 9 p.m. mixer. 3-speed. 18.53. Very line nine-piece ANTIQUES — JewelfV' clocks, silver, kitchen with breakfast oreo. root. CalHadoy! deep Cabinet also ovallable. Call 842-3130 quailty. G.E. olr conditioner 6,500 BTU 972-1IU 136 * to I p m.. weekends all doy. cutlery sef. 117. Coll 747-2998. gold, coins, furniture. Witt buy it all. 946- three large bedrooms, two deluxe model, uied one sposon. 70 ib. bu baths. Potio overlooking private lane bottles. Antique bronie chandelier FURNISHED ROOM - In private home HIGHBOY —^rmoire. credemo. marble- Mlddletawn. Suitable for woman. Colt 671 yord. Full basement. Two-cor 330. Domestic Help TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines, 20" window fan, reversiDle speeo. t x lop chest, pine school-bench, kitchen set, makes new or used. Guaranteed low os DIG YOUR OWN— Scotch ond white WOO. garage. Offered ot 152,500. haul) fan, commercial heovy duty, Beau double bed, empire chesi, Ihree end to- pine, 31 lo 12' toll. 75c per ft. Directly be- 1^5. Sfrpkos, 101 Monmouth St, Next tc tltul vanity with mirror ond bench. Roc bies, bentwood settee, Inmps. commode, CURLEY hind Wicker Bosket, v, ml. south of De- WINTER RENTALS — Rooms with pi ""HOUSEKEEPER tnealer 7<7-9b satin gold, lined, 144x90 with traverse Motel and Hotel. Highlands. 871-1773 Hotel immediate delivery. Bench, music and TYPEWRITER — Underwood mantot. Thlj new listing Ii contemporary In de- HOUSEKEEPER - 7 to ,T 10 p m rods, >45 complete. Phone B70-3670 eve- rooms, doll/ moid service, $20 and $25 pel iign. wlfh ieon lines, on o pork like acre lessons included 13" carrloge, elite type, metal table. Good rings. REAL ESTATE Emery Alonor, Mu1awor>. condition, S50. 747-5449. week. Motel rooms, private beach, TV In Fair Haven. Large kitchen with break- 566-WOO oceonlront, dally moid service. UQ week. EXCELLENT fast area, family room with raised hearth BEAUTIFUL — Danish dining room furni- RENTALS LIGHT HOUSEWORK — OnedoyVweeh 775-9300 fireploce, heated Florida room, dining SLIPCOVERS ture, eight pieces, fable with two leaves, Q SLEEPING ROOM - Kitchen privileges FOR CHILDREN room, three bedrooms, swimming pool 5 hours Owntronsportailon Open doily Ml « Sot, two armchairs, four side chairs, buffet, ond oarage. Air conditioned. Call before Walking distance to schools ond trans Plastic ond fabric. Coll direct to facton with cabana. One of our most attractive CHl*2b*2$_j_ wolnut. Copperlone electric stove, good 10 a.m. or after 5 p.m. 717-2905. porlalion, V<4 acre landscaped grounds homes. Asking J77,500. Call today, DESKS, FILES, loot ss, chglrs, odd I no mo- serving New Jersey. Eliminate middle condition, 120. 291-4175. MOTHERS HELPERS'" chines, typewriters, office equipment, etc. 605. Apartments KEANSBURG — While ho use Hotel. Fur with fenced in rear yard. Lovely fDur-bed mon. Coll Mr. Tup*, 843-8319. room, two-bath home. Large gomeroorr COZENS REALTORS Summer on the woler Ltve-in Own roo at borgoln prices. New or used. AAC CUSTOM PA SYSTEM — 300 waits, e MODERN APARTMENT — Near trons- nlshed rooms with cooking privileges, %2i S3 5 a week Write Bo* A-173, Tl.V Da pcrtatlon. Keonsburg. Best time to coll — per week. 787-5040. witfi fireploce, cathedral ceiling living DESK OUTLET. 1709 Rt. OS, Ookhurst, eel lent condition. Originally WOO. Askinc room, wall-to-wall carpeting, polio, ot 741-7686 Register, Red Bonk 5313W. before noon — 495-0416. only S399. 739-3491. 520._ RED BANK — Two nice furnished rooms, fached gcroge. Must be seen. $43,000. 813 River Rd. Foir Hoven, N.J. TOP SOIL ANO FILL DIRT RIVERVIEW TOWERS — Ore-bedroom with both ond kitchen faculties. MULTIPLE LISTINGS GARAGE 5ALE — All this week, 36" gas apartment, large living room, dinette, 340. Situations Wanted PIANOS-ORGANS Large or small quantities. stove, maple bed, full, household goods 239-3070 Used trade-ins from S75, Warehouse for Call l6tr7AU dishwasher, south-east view. Sublet, May DIRECT FROM BUILDER md clothes. 4 Thorne Place. West Keans 1 through Oct. 1. 1260 o monin. Coll 741- FURNISHED ROOM - With privote en- WATERBtlRY Female , . KimboM, Conn, Yomoha, Chlckerlng, burg. 7B7-9072. trance. Sitting room, kitchen privileges. LEONARDO THREE-PIECE — Maple bedroom set 9189 evenings. 1212) 551-6835 days^ New Iwo-slory Colonial. Tour bedrooms; Moog, Synthesisers, Unlimited rente's GE refrigerator, apartment slie. E Woman preferred. Inquire 43 Peters TYPING DONE~AT~HOAAE " om S7.S0. Bring the fomlty ond choose YARD"SALE — 54"PolnTRd.. Little Sil- master bedroom I2'6"xt8', 12'6"xU. celient condlHon CailS44-94W. BRADLEY BEACH Place, Red Ban*. AGENCY 1 C om over 150 units,99 dally. Sot. until 6. ver. Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sot., Rtoltor — 47 Years o( Service — Insuror irdTxU'o", 13'6"xlO\ I /: botlis, utilily (rom 10 to 4. KEYPORT — Suitable for molure gentle room, living room 12x22', country kilchen WOMAN'SEEKS DAY WORK KITCHEN SET — JI0. Two Hollywoo* 62 Maple Ave. 747-3500 Red Bank Freehold Music Center NOW RENTING mon. Centrolly located, and dining room 12'x??\ Wull-la-wolt car- S20per day itds, 115 eoch, upholstertd choir, 115 GIANT YARD SALE — Furniture, bric-a- Brand new luxury apartments for Imme- 4*2-4 730 teon. Two credenzas, SIS eoch, lamps, 1 e occuppy. Obdoo p B42-9347 ^ peting downstairs, oak flooring upstairs. Coll 747-0806 brac, glass and junk. Nothing over 15. Old diate occupancy. One-bedroom oport- NEW LISTING FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES eoch, end tobies ond coffee table, U each. mentts startiinng ot 1170 per month, Wall-to- 50"xi50' loi. Immediate occuponcy. 25% Welfare ond people with credit problems school house, corner of Loird and Phalanx HOLM DEL — FuVnYshecTbedr'o'oni avail- down. 137,900, 671-S6B3. — Amother7 exprrn-nced All in good shape. 7I7-196B after 5 and all carpeting, GE appllancNancesi , securlt' able immediately. m babysitting, has references. I will boby nstant credit. Immediate delivery. Coll Rd.. Colts Neck, Wed., Thurs., ond Fn., RIVER OAKS weekends. 10 o.m.-4 p.m. Interco. m systems..., of. f stree__:tf parking, Vi 946-8821 sit in my home, Keonsburg oreo, 'oi Mr. Grond, 3734611. * Be one of the first lo see this lovely Colo RED BANK-RUMSON AND MILES Mock from the ocean. Model open doily niol home In one ol the nicest sections of working parent* 495-2686 SOFA — Excellent condition, beige, foam between 10 o.m. ond 4 p.m. Call VflB-6639 AROUND — Multiple Listings. Sen" "»r cushions, 145, double spindle bed, solid Foir Hoven. Living room with fireploce, free catalog ol modest homes, larrm, pa- RilABrEDbCEGEDtb6w IBAA TYPEWRITERS or 233-7772. most attractive large den with Thermo- maple, 140, two mohooony end tobies. 120 COASTAL TOWERS APARTMENTS Intlai Rumson estates, waterfronts, acre- Wishes to core (or house and child 540. Rental Services 660. Commercial Rentals pane window looking out onto shrubbed age, lots, business opportunities. Rental $16.50 per mo. eoch. Coll 747-27*2 eveninos ond weekends 108 Brlnley Ave. yard. Enclosed porcrt, big kitchen. Four while parents travel. Write Box J 8/, The only. REMODELING? Re-palntlng? Do on ex- Doily Register, Red Bonk. Portablt repair* U 172-0327 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Fully bedrooms, 2'/j boths. Basement. Ploy- perl |ob with trie expert tools you can bor- RED BANK — Furnished two rooms, equipped restouront. Seots 100. RAY STILLMAN HREE-PIECE SECTK)NAL - J99"o7 house for the children too. M2.5OO. MATURE"WOMA~N"~-~Wili stay "with chil row ot reasonable rates from All Purpose Nifh. Jt50 month. Near transportation. AM Call 741-1144 alter 7 p.m. dren- your home, while parents vocation WOOD CHIPS best offer. Clarinet, good condition, 145, Rentals, 181 Newman Springs Rd.. utilities. Single person preferred. Stcu- Realtor weekends 767-3W3, Coll S42-4825. Shrewsbury. 74!-OCM0. Home mainlenortce rlry. 741-BM1. "Our 54th Year" Lorge Utti ond sfirubs moved EXCELLENT- Borus Agency 641 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 74M10O MAnjRE~WOMAN —"Will core (or chil Complete irrt service. 741-1919. RADITIONAL SOFA — Frultwood din- tools our specialty. RED BANK REALTORS dren in her home. Please coll 741-5806 ot ing table, washing machine and dryer LUXURY HI RISE MANUFACTURING SPACE 600 River Rd., Fair Hoven ter 4 p.m other houshold Items. Call 6711900. Rlvervlew Towers One story building, 10,350 sq. fl. Ample 747-4532 GERANIUMS parking. Three overhead doors. Con BEAUTIFUL VIEW "~TYP7NG DONE IN MY HOME tor SI. Flower ond vegetable plants, JTEREO EQUIPMENT - And olbums, 26 Riverside Ave., Red Bank Aftontic Highlands. Victorian home, two 550. Form Equipment Overlooking the Navesink River. Spacious venient lojiubtic transportation. Attrac- REASONABLE RATES tanging pots. Wholesale ond retail. Mike's Cost 1770. asking 15O0. Call oftcr 5 p.m. tive orice. Brokers orotected. 747-1100. LIKE TUDORS? lomtly. Excellent area. Jt6,000. Country Geenhouse, 701 Shore Btvd, Keansbura 291-4009 FARM TRACTOR - Minneapolis Moiine! 1-2 bedroom apartments. Central cir con- 741-BW3 ditioning. 24-hour doorman, Indoor park- JUST TWO SHOPS LEFT - At the House Then this Little Silver beouty is for you. Squire Real Estate, Broker, 791-3336. 7S4JI "' With plow, disc, horrow, ond Century 1 BABYSITTER - Widdletown Red Bank 23" ADMIRAL COLOR TV — Excellent Sprayer. 291-9462, lr*Q, swim pool, marina, TV security, ter- on Monmouth Street, Red Bank * newest Huge living room with tlrtploce, large by Foirview school Port time, full time condition. Coll otter 4 p.m. races. Mr. Priem (201) 741-1732. and most unusual shopping location. A Formal dining room, kitchen with break Three bedrooms, recreation room, I'/i Fenced-m yord. Call 747-3493. CHAINTAW 787-7J91 perfect spot for the unique. Coll 842-4435. fast area, three bedrooms, two baths. Pri boths, screened porch, two-car gorage, ^emlngtor, 21" roller nose arm RED BANK — Penthouse with bolcony vote rear patio, lull bdsement. Asking many extras. Over '/j acre beautifully 1100. Call 791-3217 after 6 p.m. ANTIQUE - MorblelOp vanity 11W As overlooking the Navesink. Two bedrooms, RED BANK — Hove only o tew choice lo- 152,500. landscaped. Sewers. Close to everything. sorted wicker pieces, vanity 11S, mopl 570. Pets and Livestock two baths, full dining room, carpeting ond cations available for retail stores, bou Owner. US.0O0. Coll 671-44IB. 350. Situations Wanted ANTIQUES -LIQUIDATING ESTATE chest of drowers 115. Other items. 747-403 BAY GELDING — Thoroughbred, h oir condition! ng. BODMAN ARMS tfques; cholns, etc. Shopping Motl, twe LITTLE SILVER - Well Kept four"t>~e(l ISC English huntboard -Queen Anne table after 5 p.m. APARTMENTS. 741-0516, 9-noon and eve- levels. Climate controlled. Prime area Mole Three dining tobies -12 dining chairs - papers. 10 years, perfect disposition, room, two-bath home with fifth bedroorn sound, veled. Needs experienced rider. nings. Brokers protected. Coll 842-4675. VAN HORN 3ame table -Thret chandeliers -Two BtLTRITE BABY COACH - Excellen or office. Central air. Low taxes. Close to LIGHT HAULING - And oenercl ctecn Coll 681-2939. io work Tree cultlno. Also, seasoned Mocks. condition. New, 175, asking WO. SEA BRIGHT — Studio efficiency. One AGENCY -REALTORS transportation. Situated,on a lovely tot INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ColUH-5284 person. All utilities. Furnished. Wall-to- Brick Town Office Pork Open 7 days. Coll 34 hours a day. just 12 years young. Call now. CAMASSA manure for sole. Coll 741-4305. POODLE PUPS — Standard AKC regis- 0 Riverside Ave-. Red Bank 741-7474 wall corpet. 1130 month plus security. No AGENCY, 4 Porker Ave., Little Silver. "HAYTSTRAW AMTWAVNEISE EO t.red. Femoies, excellent dispositions. 747-4100 CAPTAIN — Licensed, reliable, en pets. 842 9807 or 291-2375. HABITAT CENTER 741 -4334. perleneed Full chorge or any related DO CRIB WITH MATTRESS - Bassinet with Also mulch nay Black. W5. 787-9563 or 495-0189. MM River Rd. Fair Hoven sttion. 791-0*9*. mattress, Swlng-0 AAotlc swing, walker, Coll B42-606S FOUR-ACRE ESTATE — Large authentic GERMAN SHEPHERD COLLIE CROSS RED BANK — Two apartments, tour Medical arts -professions -services folding car-bed, stroller with buddy seat j RAVEL Y TR'AC'T'OR"— EieclncTimT HUGE RANCH Colonial with beautiful wide board floors, Male, $7, female 15 rooms, bath. Suitable for odults. 5225 and ond bock pack for boby. 870-1589. "Big Super,!' Rotary mower, riding sulky. 1250, utilities included. 747j?4996 offer 5 PLUS ONE ACRE lour fireplaces, 35' living room, dining ' Coll 946-8885 IMMEOIATE OCCUPANCY room with beamed ceiling, magnillcent 340. Situations Wanted Also, utility trailer, *?5. 767-6180. p.m. SUITES OF: U2.000 LARGE PORTABLE - Construction stor- A~KC LABRADOR PUPS - Field trio! and 51O-I02O-2410 sq.ft. This home con't last the week. Four large grounds. Fertile posture ond barns tor an- Molt/Female rae trailer, stainless steel body. PETING — Red and black tweed, in dog stock. Two males, on* female. KEANSBURG - Three bedrooms. bedrooms, two full boths, fireplace In liv- imals or hobby. Frul! and nut trees, box- lining room. 9x12, living room 12x19. Like oyn dog 27A-77B5 Call 344-:2950. $235, month's security. ing room, large kitchen, dintng room, go- wood. Settle estate. HAROLD LIND- MATURE COUPLE - Seek Win" lew, toll after 5 p.m. 503-9443. Near several senior citliens' villages and EMANN, Broker, Eotontown. 543-1103. Call 495-2011 three hospitals in prestige office pork. Re- meroom in basement, one-car gorog*. 32' tton. Experienced. No driving Wrile RCA WHIRLPOOL WASHING MACHINE Box S33, Red Bonk. N.J. cESSsTrH IRISH SETTER PUPPIES — AKC regis- served pork ing, custom suite layouts. In-ground pool. Many trees ondshrubs on — SSO, desk. 46x16. SIS. Formica table, irca 1P2S. 1150. tered. Champion bloodlines. Four males, this magnificent piece ol property. Owner MIDOLETOWN-OAK HILL SECTION ~ 0*30. with three choirs. 115, 150' heavy 481-5722 three females. Five weeks old. Ready for 477-4603 AI do A. Leone, Agent transferred, wonts to move in 60 days. This luxurious contemporary is built Into 410. Business Opportunities luty extension cord. 115. 564-9324. Eoster. Coll 787-9133 ofter 6 p.m. GREENGROVE THE KIRWAN CO. Realtors a hill. It hos four large bedrooms, ?V> EITROOM CHAlSE~-~Down cushions, FIRST FLOOR—DOWNTOWN LABRADOR PUPS — AKC, black. Ex GARDENS 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, NJ. baths, living room hos raised hearth fire- 115. Eight-piece hand-coned den set. S'6S Alter A p.m. RED BANK M3-O50 place and French doors leddlng to bolcony Call 391-0493 celient temperament. Best for pets or 9? Greengrove Ave. Keyport, N.J. 40x90; 1300 per month. Tenant must remo- wo redwood chaises, table with um field. $125. Cotl 671-5378. 1-bedroom $175 which overlooks one acre + ot heavily * FOR LEASE * rello, J13S. Coll 671-1390, 10 to S. *ORCH SALE — Eastern noveities. bos- del, all utilities Included. ALLAIRE FAR- COOK-OUT TIME — wooded property. Another otl-brkk fire- 2-bedroom tm (225 ROW AGENCY, 741-3450. Is right around the corner! Right behind .els, (lowers ond hendmade Roggedy Ann Includes heat, hot woter, air conditioner ploce in the den ond French doors in bed- ING - Contemporory Mvlna room, TOY MINI POODLES - Moles, black. Ihis rambling ranch is o lofgt rear yard rooms.. Woll-to-woll ,carpellng and many lolls and bassinet. Also miscellaneous AKC. Coll after 3 p.m. 2 blocks eost Rt. 36 and Middle Rd. Chevron monlhs old. Dinette and 25 color luffed animals. Con slop by 9 o.m. to 5 LARGE TWO-BAY GARAGE FOR RENT ilh gos grill. Lots ot extras in this four- other features. Principals only. 179,000. V, also miscellaneous. Ooyi 671-968S, m. 152 Munro Ave., W. Keansburg. 787- Phone 264-1846, AAgr. Apt. 72 — Red flank. Very high Irolflc road. Mod- bedroom, two-twin beauty. Nicely paneled For appointment coll 671-5307. ngs 291-4234. 151. AKC BLACK LABRADOR RETRIEVER ern porcelain exterior and interior, over- gameroom. Be an early-bird this spring RUMSON — 3Vi-room partly furnished head lube ond air rack. Well fit, outlets ond don't miss this one! Asking 144,500 Station RIB AND MATTRESS — In good condi- — 20 monlh old female, spayed, great oportment. Heot, water. Mature single RUMSON-LOCUST - Dock your boot. ORTA^LE WASHER AND DRYER™ 1th childien, 5M-BOJ3. jolore. Frame lift, 3 h.p. compressor, on, 120. Pony Pal. 14- months old, for oparlment or home, preferred. No pets. $175 monthly, year loor drain. Parking area. Coll 741-0209 WALKER 8, WALKER Enjoy a 3500 sq. ft. magnificent ranch, - Coll 591-1316 .ears. Muit sell. Coll 279-3114. lease, security. M2-V65. Realtors ' ' bedrooms, office, JO' living room, • 3-BAY GREAT DANE — 24 months old. AKC, MATAWAN — Three-room suite. New centra! air, two fireplaces. Near Navtslnk NTIQUE CLOCKS — Small Schoolhouse, Harlequin. Very reasonable. _ST~END — T't furniihVcl7tile boThTTuTl Hwy 35 6/1-3311 Middletown igee. Beehive. German Box — S50 eoch. 'ORb"PR"bFES5?b"NAL RIDING" MOW- professional office ipoce. $325 per month. Country C^b.jN1S(000. 741 7748. • PAID TRAINING :R - 60" cut. reel type, Excellenl condi- kitchenette, oir conditioning, terrace, Other office space available ot reasonable - On ii acre. " 229-4631 pool, bus, beach. 222-8235. •on. 5550. Coll 431-5515. SVAME SJTKTT FENV rates. Living room with fireplace, dining area, More Classified •RED BANK. Nl OOM AIR CONDITtONERS ~ Two 8000 O"FA-BED 125 — Double bed. box" sp'nng PEOIGREED HIGHLANDS — River and ocean view. VAN'S AGENCY, REALTOR Vitchen, two bedrooms, expansion oitic ind moltress, S25. Chest ol drawers 787-5423 2'7-room furnished apartment. Mature Strolhmore Professional Building with dormer, garage. Excellenl condition on Next Page 671-3370 Rte 34, Matowan 16A-IB Ufl.OOO. nohDgony, S2S. 787-6430. HORSE business person. 8721210. CALL: w CUSTOM FRAMING E N S 7 O R M~ W(N DO S — Si x 36* 50. Palomino gelding. Reasonable. KEANSBURG - Five-room oparlmenl. CENTRAL NEW~j"ERS"E~V"^"H^v7"e>< SCHANCK AGENCY 705. Houses for Sale w 3U5O, U eoch. Coll otter 4 p.m.. 787- W8-MH furnished. Utilities included. One month celient locations available for retail REALTOR security. 264 0768. stores, boutiques, etc. Outstanding rental 687-1550 NCTURES, MIRRORS FEMALE ST. BE^"NARO"^Siic"rnonthj values. Cell 842-4672. Brokers fully pro- 8 Ltnden Pt. Red Bonk Morns f>tate Glass Co • BOOK BINDING EQUIPMENT old. AKC registered. Shots. Must sell. REb™BAN K~ -~Unfu'rnTsnecTGVeenT7"ee tected. » 747-0397 Eves. Sun. 747-4088 v EXT. 72 10 Moplf Avp . Red Bank. plastic ringbinding New wos 442S Asking $100. Call 495-0569 after 5. Apartmenti, 239 Spring St. Two-bedroom v WOO 611-5753, apartment avoilaDte. Also studio apart- IECOND FLOOR LOFT — S0O0 sq. ft. All $32,900 CUSTOM RANCH TWO POODLES — Black males. utilities. $500 per month. Minimum three rVARl - And mjch~more OnentoM BE ment, and One-bedroom, Coll for appoint- • TWO YEARS YOUNG No papers. J3S each. year leose. ALLAIRE FARROW t I N D THE TIMES ANTIQUES, K ment 741-3953. • THREE 5PACIOUS BEDROOMS Call 671-2860 AGENCY, 741-3450. nrewsbury Ave , Red Bonk. 747-5029. GARDEN APARTMENT -One bedroom, •OVERSIZED GARAGE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INDEX • MINT CONDITION THREE OLD BARBER CHAIRS " FREE — Beautiful black ond white kitten, total electric, One block from ocean, New II weeks, trained "ATLANTTC HIGHLANDS" Good condition Beit offer York bus at door. 1165 o month. Call 671- MELMED REALTORS! 471-56S0 566-9747 -pacious bi-levol OMennq a AUTOMOTIVE Call 671-1628 5252. Choice locotion, neor Hwy 36. Corner LEONARDO — Three bedrooms, I1.; REAL ESTATE >iol, 105 x 156 leet. Completely fenced. generous living room, formal _ RENTALS FFiCE DENFUfl! Nl TURE — Quick iORREL MARE — Nine years old Model ONE-BEDROOM FURNTSHVD APART- i. largo ecil-in kitchen, living room, .lock. Enpenenced nder. All lock. Coll MENTS— Neor Ifie ocean. $115 per Two gates. Building contains furnished of- utility ond recreolion room, Principals ile. Mttol desk, desk set, plush stereD ece fice with private lavatory. Two-boy ga- ID voli fixtures, clothes closet. Best oiler tier 5 p. month. Coll 222-8479. only. Call 291-4218 i '0 iji's r,i- svp r 739-9785. rage, foci room, second lavatory, Ideal 600 Anartmenis 8/-3643. 'TO Trurif Arc; 'i,nrrs COTTtSH TERRIER - AKC. mole, construction company, plumber, boot LINCROFT - Unit ante. Three bra room r"0 Houses For Rpnt SHORT" M1NKJACKET - 150? block, four months old. good with chil- "RED BANK soles, used cars, you name it. Zoned com- It. 539,900. Cull for appointment '30 Mol.Tcces Prime locolion New spoaous oparlment mercial, light monulociuring Immearote *?Q Rental To Share Mink stole - J75. dren. Coll Wed. through Sun. ofter 5 p.m.. Call mornings or evrmngs. Mi 2011 Mon, ond Tues., alter 10 p.m 583-1053. Two oedroorm, 1'j baihs, living room, occupancy. 291-0163. WEST" LONG' BRANCH "-"rine'nciCjhbOr- h,"0 IV'njpr Rentals WHITE SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC regis dining room, modern kilchen, laundry, IM, Au!o:. ne lease BEDROOM SET — five piece, mah'o centrot air conditioning. J3?5 per month OFFICEI "SPACE""AVAILABLE" -~At 333 IDOIJ, schools Cnmlurtciblc thrcoucdroom tered. Three months old • 60. Autoir-..•; gony. plus bedding Sl?s or besl offer Col plus utilities. Adults preferred. Refer Brood St., Red Bank All utilities $100 rnncli wMh Iwo iiti'lv,, dining room, family H40 CurrrsMpd Rooms after 6 p.m., 591 li7i Coll evenings, 843-BSM. encei and security required Write Box J- month. Coll Harry Dra/in, 642-7900. iriie basement. S43.500, Coll 870- ' /0. Au!0 F 'u 66, The Daily Register. Red Sank. 9/SJ anylnnr. 6; 0 fv^-'ji'ig Homes MICROSCOPE"- American'optical Wide SAMOYEED PUPPIEU S (WHtTE TEDDY NEW SHREWSBUR'Y"Shopping"C~enVer". • R0 GovAo.ic seol, oil immersion, mechanical singe BEARS) - AKC registered, 13 cha pion FU RNTSH'Eb A"PVR>M"EN"T~-'T"WO Two stores, 1300 sq. fl. and 2000 sq. It. tVQ Ccvnrncrcia! Rental Carrying case. On-base i Hum motor. 671- lood flnei. 671-5367. WHY PAY RENT - when you con own '90 \\an\ea A rooms, oir conditioned, utilities, seasonal Also 1000 sq. It, in mom building. Coll 542 this lovely Cape Cod with formal dining 1489. 3000. r."0 Bvj=id="ig< Ga'ages COLLIES — AKC, Oil champion sired. or yeorly 843-0088, Cy & Art s. room, lorcje living room, eot-in kitchen, wo bedrooms, and loodi of storage spoce BUSINESS b&0 Wanied To Rpni LOVELY — Autumn hole mink slole.in workings -sable'white. Three moles, 8 HfGHLA~NOS - Furnisned""Two~nice~slu- peflect condition. Cost 1900. will sell lor nonlhs, $60 eoch, one male, one yeor old. for only 1198 per month. Call now, we can DIRECTORY dio apartments. Separate eot-m kitchens. $150. 741 6520 or 84?-29/4. low aualily, S125. Enceilcnt with chil All utilities included except electricily. 470. Buildings/Garages Show you how! Full price $27,350 Open 9 pplcbrook Agency REAL ESTATE •en. Coll 842 2014. Ready for occuponcy May 1. One year o.m. to 8 p.m.. 7 days o week, THE KIR- FOR SALE STEREO" 19'2 ^"SherwoodTrdb-A'"re"ceVv^ tose, one month security No pets. 291- IVX4J' BUILDING - With fiberglai roof" WAN CO., REALTORS, Airport PIOJO, er. mint. 1130 1973 Ponasonic Cosietie SA"MOYED'PU~PPTES~— A KCf registered, 3940 after 5 pm. heavy plate oloss sides. Two Greenhouses, Hoitet. 2&4-730O. Realtors deck R 263 US Dolby. 1125. Warranties champion bloodline. os is, boiler, pipes and controls. YOU 842-556? 950 Hwy 35, Middle town 671-2300 TOS Houses For Sa! ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT —"Com- MOVE. Coll weekdays 1 p.m.-5 30 p m 74I-B9B8. 705. Houses for Sale '10 AiitViments T /,-, Huuses MOVING - Fruitwood Chest, mirror! B E D1.1 N G t O N" "t"ER R IER" PUP P IE S "- j pletely furnished, all utilities included. mght fable, double bet), custom spread. e o little lamb for Easter. Sired by! Ocean vitw, pool privileges, ond oceon TO ''i^orne Prcps^ across the street. il85 monthly. Call 222- p T -0 rarin ropenv Victormri crioise, (rather choir, ottoman luolity Call 741-189?. (> Five pairs luMy lined draperies. Eight 680. Wanted to Rent place settings leno* S'ortight. Coll J*?- 'OODLE PUPS - Miniature, femoies. KEANSBURG - Three-room" oportmenl close ta transportation, churches ond 0833 pncols, reody 'or Eoiier 140 FAMILY HOUSING NEEDED - Social 747-3707 stores Heat ond gos included. Suitable lor adults No pets. Immediate occuponcy. Service agency seeking rentals for its G E OlSHWASHER -~ZenithT block "ond clientele, if you hove oportments or TV, four (Jrovvtr bureau, wicker FH"E"E TO GOOD HOME - One year old Coll 787-0436 ofter 4 female dog Hos shots Mostly Labrador houses lor rent, please coll Mrs, Caroline choir ond rocker, lull sue bo* spring ond MATAWAN — 1 j-room apartment, con- Kuchorski. SI? 86OO. Ext. ?4B, Won. thru oAnderson " " ever, weighs about to trjs. Good wiih 'Ottress with metol froma e ond two head venient Now ovotloble Reference re- Fri. No commission involved. 5s :fiildren Over sued doghouse goes w>!h boorih Thursday, April |9, ofter J p in er B42-95I8 quired. 591-1236. Highland Ave , Fair Hove". UEE PUPPIES — Eight weeks old. MATA~WA~N — Five^rooms. fwo bed WE NEED - Five or six, 2-3 beoroom Renlol Homes, furnished or unfurnished oslgeng MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING CABI- mother siondara poodle room: 1J15 o month includes heal. One fi'Dfn MS to 1350 per month for incoming NET Cl fd 642-4IJ6 monttvs security May I. 566-3363. : personnel, THE BERG AGENCY, Rt s£ OOOLEP"UP P'Y"-~A K C~rVgiVt er eV. T H"R E~E"- fl?&OMT"A~PA*R T M*E NT"~^-"" wii"n Miadietown. *7i-iooo, both Suitable for business couple or el- j GANG REEL MOWER — Each mowe lock. male. I? weeks old Wormed, shoti. 410 Business. derly couple. Heat ond oir conditioner vrlps f.'m Bkos , hitches included, 522S Ve^y_r^Qsonoble Call 264-6SM. A20 Mortgages ats And Aa-E?^..v 74/-4OI7 supplied In Keyport. Available May 1, HOLMDEL FLASH! FLASH! ) BE~AGLE^"— A life rVgistered Seven j Rent H25 Lease and security required. Executive of locol firm desires home, 430. Money loLoai. TV 31 "MAGNAV6X"CONSOLE weeks. Call otter 6 p.m. 5^2-2308 or any- Phone after 6 30 p.m. 787-0990. Holmdel only. Immediate occuponcy, if 440, Money Wanted E«ieptionol volwe. «0. time weekends. < possible. Will tonjider option to buy, Jih\7$] HIGHL ANDS ^-" Three rooms 7urnVsKed" short or long term lease Local references 2 BEAUTIFUL NEW LISTINGS BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY KITTENS - Socrts Ea^'pnen; AM yeor found. AH utilities available. , VOLUME 1953 ENCYCLOPEDIA Persian, seven weeks old. housrbro Coll 291-9466 ' SivrnTiing Poo's CALL P46-B/72 home. 3RITANNICA — Year books — 1959-73 Free to a good home. Call 264 7925 OR 544-9000 business, ] ON QUIET CULDE SAC KEANSBURG volumes, seven language dictionary, MORSTs~^f5VRbE~rJ—"Good turnout fo EHICK y oportments renting r RETIRED GENTLEMAN — Wonts small IN FAIR HAVEN SPECIAL World Atlos Neor perfect contrition. With cilittes ond pieasont Trails ., 787 9B87 apartment. Ktaniburg. M0 Merchandise Foi Salo t-ookcose. $250, B42-SKA9. 741-9/12 Call evenings after O.J87-O420. NOTICES. >EN - Or recreation room furniture RED BANK — Directly on Ihe Navesink 520 Garage/Yard Sal«r. EASfER"*BUNf*lES" River 3. 4. ond 5-room apartments with Charming home on magnificenl lot overlooking Two choirs, $30 eoch, two couches. JSO AND RABBITS ''l!0 Caidol Thanhs eoch, iwo cotfee tables, 120 each. Chest ol fiver view Near shopping and trans- 633 Machinery For Sam 741 736S portation See superintendent or call 741 640. Commercial Rentals pond - profusion of flowers and shrubs. Large 5J0. Rental Services i''l Deain Not.ces '* *ers, bed, spring ond mattress. $35 3691, 9a.m. to 6 p m. '47-134;. FREE P JjP P I E^^- T o~po~od horr living room with fireplace, dining room, 3 bed- S50. Fatm Equipinonl 9S0 in MefTionarn Molhe' golden retriever, lather1 STAURANT EQUIPMENT - sYI Durrr Call 291 3037 ' rooms, 2 baths! 2-car garage, full basement - 560. Auction Sales iAirave RunObil Pnq gas slove. with oven and gnil Four CHOICE •nfr goi sieve with grill Stomless steel f'CO LOS! And Found 610. Houses for Rent control air conditioning. Asking 563,900. 570. Pets and Livestock :dbmet. 391-9467. 5HU. Aircrarr LEONARDO — Newly decorated one fom S.'O Special f-folices CRAFTSMAN - Riding lawn nwwer, 595. Merchandise Wanted lly home, tour rooms. Available now, Ref- OFFICE SPACE 590. Swap or Exchange r ISC Travel - Transpofl;ttion p , with broom type sweeping ottacri TOY TRAINS WAN! ED erences, security required. Tenont sup- Custom built ranch in Rumson. Living room 595. Merchandise Wanted men I, 3-ipeed forword and reverse, 1100. / mode1 or condition. Will pay cash or plirs own heat, water. S23S month. Call -^200 *>q 'i Heal a" co^d'i'Onm H2523 with fireplace, dining room, family room, 3 bed- rode ' Coll 531-1386. 493-8711 Aik for Spike. janiiona! serv.ee D'tvale pa^ng e OAK HURST — Three bedToTnTdupie* !OUCH — fable, carpettingi , m gogoood con- paved parking lot Convenient ro rooms, 2 baths - basement - 2-car garage - tion Col! Wed , all , Thurs. and F WANTED * house on one acre. Leose, references. No trr 2. 747-31S4. Uied Oriental Rugs pett. 3265 plus utilities. 229-4A63. pub!'C I'anspo'iat'On Wn 'ea"ang Chinese ond Persian many, many extras - won't last lono. OADTNC7MOWER PLANTS — To long, Also Wall Tapestries FAIR HAVEN — Four-bedroom home, ollices lo tenant s feqj^eTieots A " wide Call weekdays. 1 p.m -5:30 p.m., FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-3143 f furnished, *500 a monlh. Leoie. tract^e Dr'ce B'Ohers P'otected S54.90O. 1-8981. 741-7)45 PRIVATE COLLECTOR - WllTpoy'Top KSIAHI.ISIIKI) IIITH OMB I NATION GAS AND COAL dollor for Lionel Trains "O" gauge. Any MftTAWAN TOWNSHIP IANGE — Ton, "as is." 15 Servel gas re- oge, any condition, 347-1445. BRAND NEW HOUSE - Three-four bed- Northern Monmoulh County's Largest Newspaper igerator. no Ireeier, S5. 872-0455. rooms, two full baths, paneled den, large CALL OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china,' And Monmoulh County's Mosl Inlereallng Newspaper rTNCKIW — NeveiTusedT^r-sosh owning living roorn, dining room, recreation jioiiware. ort objects ond oric-abroc. room. One-car oarage. MDSI modern eat- 636 River Rd. 741-4477 Fair Haven vpe, insulated glass, rough J K3"I5'J". mmedlote cash lor onyihlng and every- UH •"' --'I sun 58)-!4?1 in kitchen, tot 75-100. House will be reody 747-1100 thing. Ruull'i. 25 Eoit Front SI. 74I-169J. or occupancy In May. Phone 5&M345, . Hwm for Salt 730. Apartments/ (20. Boots and Accessories LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE The Daily Register, Bed Bank - Middietown, NX Wednesday, April 18,117* ING n- BUHWQUJ - Ttalt (ffrt ti up from. ** LEGAL NOTJCi Mercury, with .trailer. Many Ctfiros. E< County LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE cellent condition, tall 74/ WJ. MOTICE An* ttctH•1 uUll EicxlienEncxTlentt LifltLlitlai Silv«r la- fweb totlon. Distinctive Colonial with thr« 11' CAPE POKY SAILPOAT AND litli Hoticf i- hfrcby oivtft toot i WflrWmijinil botfi plus powder room TRAILER - LUe It*, tSM. of Edufcotton wlfTbe I.™ 15' TROJAH - 1««. and MM pound troli ^Natlce (t h*r*by 0(^«n thai qyollNed er. 1200. Good ski or fufijnobwt. Call ta v»tVv»j*rs* otof *^tk*« J^wnslij^rHjFJ^derlowmtoip of Hpfmdel , 1*73 at tht Kailet TQWOSI„r„ room. TV room PLUS masilvt tamllv County qf Vonmouth, Stale'of New Jer- edocatian Administration OfArt? £2 sey, pot already registered In said mu- Bethony Rood, Hailet, H J. at 1 p.oi, »ol mo niciMllty'imdfr thelaw/s of Hew'Jersey the purpose of conducting tN* salt on !^r j)*o "•• *^' "'^*"" "W .W.JUNEHW governing perfT'Qnent registration may sealed bids ot School District Bwicb of Mi), between the hpyrs o| 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., trie Hazlet Towmhlp Board at Education '(SmTral 6l«ctlon w(|l b. taWJJ tor the purppse ot cpn.d,nctf(ig the Pri- realiltr 6iT|ronsfer yulth ir\e Clerk of and any other matters in connection , JUNES, \m "" 1(71 BRAVO TRAILER — Excellent con sold rnunlclpollty at his office, Township therewith. municipality for Ihe pUfpBM «> Borus Agency mory ETecifon fqr |hf n^rnirifltion of Holt, Crawford's Corner Road. Holm- Wwffft hf now* of 7 p.m. pot * fr«v REALTORS Dillon. Loaded wltn extras. Moving. 5 ROBERT G. HAVENS, for wtjpurpo.ie pf conducting the pri- IwrJJd.. Fair Hnvtn 73M23S " Said PrFmary Election wilt be held \n del, New Aec PV' °t anv *lme up \o and fl«ra;S«rt*ef mary Election for the nomination Qf A Govtrnor 7*0. Lots and Acreqgg Including Thursday, April ?<5, 1973. dur- April 18, HARqTOP TENT CAMPER sqid munlclpplity tftr the pprfips*" °f ing the following hours: Daily 9:Q(l a.m. -~df dotes. Twe Mtrptats o( the q«n«rol iifW- MIDDLETOWN - Ideol ille fqr exclusive Six sleeper. Real clean. nominating: to 4:Qp p.rn.. Scturcfcry* ?:0p a.m. to 12:00, £ Primary Election will be held, In bly home. 2V* wooded acres near Novesink 2J3-31SJ A Governor NOTICE is hereby glven'trW separate ffi«nlefflfll*|y Ur the pwrpo.se Qf, A Mrrnber ot the Bpqrd| of f tH^f" foWtry cmi). Principals. " Sundays, and Hqilday? exceptjd. pr 6» leoled bid,s will a? rtcplvBd tty Hi* nat(rtft! NEW LISTING 1W2 GMC PICKUP - W-ton, 145 tip.. A 5(ote Senator Clltgncrjf ^iiMon Offlci, FFechpldrci Two Members of the Generol Assem- Township Administrator, WWdUtown 2 Counclfmen full term 3 y with cainpcr. V bed. KM. Call qfte bly Tctwnship. Monmouth County, Niy Jer- Notice Is hereby given tp_ ., ivla ream with flr mce, ba wl A Member of the Board ot Chosen sev until 2:00 b.rn. (prevqlllncj time) on yro Mflw P .lt Geetol A*ierr>- voters ot the Borough of Ulnle Freeholders Counts o( wonmoutti, stflta w W' Jamry room overl ks parT-llkesS m WOODSMAN TRAVEL TRAILER — \ ^errttw pt ttie fcpqrd of Chosen, dining foojni wn V. Sleeps six. Fully sell contained. Olhei One (1) Member to the Township } p'.rri., Saturday*, Sundays, und Ho- Bu Iflinfl 'pr Sign plonks, R«(lectpr (fc- sty, not already registered( m sale lher! Committee. teiipl, Pipe & Channel Pasti. Freehoidejx _ __ n|clpolity under the law* P Hr ' f Jl?h extras. Used only once. 671 087O. At the Primary Election to be held P lyx txcta'td. *f in* fernery Election to be new on lWr BtWW OTn9: Aftlng I»S& KEANSBURO — Two cprner lots, aytr '/z TMesday- ' Qn Thursdq'v April I*, 1P73, the reals- At the above tlmr qnd plpce, >he bicls governing permonenr r" " .block frontage. 17.511 «. It., J20.0OO tlrm. TRAILER FOR SALE - 1972 24' Prowler Tuesday, June 5,1973, one mqle and ortft trqtian books will be closed until after ydll he publicly Qnenect and reod,- AWqrrt u^sdkiy, June 5, 1873, anc male and 9m register or Uonitir w 1)5 1011. f/tat sell diie to illness. Perfect con<"* femalale ara e to be elected as rnembprs pf the :iarttipQmino r'f'mpry Election to be of the bids will bt rnpde by me Towo t» ore to t>« fleeted tw mernbert of tafd niur.lvlpgllty qt hfj ., Many extras with sole. Call W-3SJ8- tthjthe State pxecutlye Commitjee ivTeach ship Committee within thirty 1301 4ayv e State Executive Committee for each Hall, Prospect Avenue. WATERBURY of the'ivP, mp.tpr polt.icql ppfti^s (Bf- held Ofi Tuesday, June5, 1973. Hall, Posect Aeue, n Irom the date ot ooeniria. All bids, must of the ty|p rnqlor optMlcal parties (Re- New Jtrjfv.pt a.nV J NOMAD TRAVEL TRAILER — 17', full publ]ca,] nn e « Pfmo'croticjPfmocroticj;; onone rnp|e Npijce of change ot residence or ap- conform to the specifications., terms, end publican qnd'Derr\ofrotlc).• one male AGENCY self contained. Sleeps six. Excellent o PM qqe fema|ma|e arr e ffl be P effepf; ; ffa plication for transfer af registration and one femaje art fp pe flfcftd, from W«drnvday, June 6- 1773 conditions wnlch are art file anq evqi}- 1n $«pt«mb#r ?/, |B73,'." ' R«r..Ho.r — <7 'tori ot Service — Insuror dltion- SI4V5. Call 842-4314. each election district In Mqnm shpl| be maq* *l»hpr t*y written request ohle to all blddBrt^ithput charae 6( the ea,ch election district in'Mpnrn.py 1 61 MapH Avi. RtdBnnk County as, M;ernbers Of the Monrnp^th (arworqed fp the Municipci Clerk ot the hours: P«Hy 9:00 a- IQLOER CAMPER BUS - Unfinished tqynty. BPard, or Elecfions on forms Office of Central Purchasing, Municipal Coynty as Members of (he Yonmeuth urdayi, tunapv^ndj County ExpcuiJYe Committee 'pr' each q Building, Highway No. 25, qnd King s County Executive CprhmlOcc for eacfi SSSg. Alter 4:3Q p.m. 14 Carolina Auo. al fK t prQviqed, Py ^ 'd Municipal Clerk or Sept«mb«r 7, u. 21 ana %>, .—„ — --w Port Monineulh. fKe two fnalpr po|it|cg! parties Iftp- Board ar by calling in person at tr^e of- Hwy. Mlddlelowp, New Jersey. qf the tYifl Tidjor political parties, iRe- pubblicql n anqPenipcrqficl. All bids miist be lubmitted qn bid pf a- PVbllcqn pfid Drrnocratic)- p.m.. Or at Commisiloner qf Reaura- APPLIANCES GALOBE Notice Is "hereby ofyen thnt qufilifjed fice of the Municipal Clerk or County ' Mafic* It hereby Given, that qualified flon OHice, Court House, CCMrJ W«jJ? J2S.00O Board of Elections up lo and including poiol 1orn\i availpbl^ al the Office of •Qters of the Township ot ^iffalelown, April U, 1973. Central Purchasing, picjs rriuit be en: voters pf the Borough pf Keansburg, In mil loyelv Hew SNewstwry Cape Cod. Courtly of Mwinoutri' *tqtf b{ Mew Jer- County of MORmouth, Stgte of Hew Jer- twe«n Wednesday, June 6, }9Hr fluff lnj to gportment andleovlhg 770. Mobile Homes MO. Sports Equipment closed ir\ q seplpd envelope bearing jhe D¥ sey, not p'repqy registerpd in sajd niu- The s,pJd Boards of Registry ond Elec- name and qtfdress pt thp bidder, Hem. sey, npt aireqdy registered In said mu- thursday; September 37, t?73, flurind nlclpq|lty ynapr the laws of r^e^ Jersey tion wilt meet on nicipality under the laws, ot New Jeriey the following Sours: Dally 9;00 q.m- ta GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - SURFBOARO FOR SALE ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1W3 bid upqn qnq occqmpanied by a Certi; <;3O p.m;, Saturdays. Sgrtdays gr^a H9- Bethony Rd,,, p(f Hwy 3S, Mwlet. YVf# to *"0'2"" WeberWeber. DNT tfrl«. governing pcrrricperit reglstrp.t|cin mqy tied chec^tjfflwn to the orrfer Qt the gav dtnee; Churcfi Sfrcpl, Keansburg, New THE KIRWAN CO., Reqltors brtroorm, kitchen, llvlna room, I'-'a haths, Jersey, af any lime up to and Ipcluqina Said General Election will be held in Jersey, ot any time up to and Including 741-36W s.o.id municipality [ar the purpose of The Township Cpmmltte or al e rwerwM the Thursday. April 36, 1973. during the fol- 75 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank, N.J. owning, shed, and central air condi- Thursday. Aprft 26, 1*73, during'busi- right to reject any * «*«*' Wflivp in- Ty llonlng'Coll anytime. ?M-O33(. ness hours. Or at Cornrnissloner pf ft^g- electing: * tormalities (.herein, and \o accept the lowinlwingg noun: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 istratlon Office, Court Mouse, Court A Governor bid In the best interest of the Township. p.m.m , Saturday*Saturday* , SundaySudss and HolidayHlid s HOUSE TRAILER A State Senator Notjce of chafige of residence pr ap- M0. Swimming Pools Sfree(( FreefiolcJ' New Jersey, ol any BY OKDER OF T^E TO/VNSH1P COM- excepted. Or at Commissioner of Regis- plication for Horntfr pf rea!»tfiatfarj , time up to ond Including Thursday, Two Members of Ihe General Assem- MITTEE. tration Olfice, CourCo t Ho^je^je, CoCouru t jr«i! t* rru%i either ^Vrltttnic^unt CHARMING Call 741-5545 betwein 4 and 6 p.m. April 26. 19n;durlng tnefjDHQwirfg bly Street. Freehold, , SWlMMiNSPQOUSACRIFIcp A Member of |he Board of Chosen HERBERT eRAp.SHAW StreStreett . FreeholdFhld , NeN w JerseyJ y, qt any Wareliouse has a few brand new, above hours: pally P:(KI a.m.-fp 4:30 p.mM'Sqt- titimee up t o and IncludinIn g Thursday GIBRALTER - 10 * 55. Two bedrooms. freeholders Acting Municipal AdnriinlstrqtQr ime up to and Including Thursday, t-flunW Qoqrd qt Elections r Pp fflrflfi* OLDER HOME urdqys, Sunday^t arid Holidays ex- AiApril l 2266 . 19719733 , dduring Ihe following Must be moved off lot. No reasonable ot- ground family sije swimming pools In A Township Comrnitteemqn far full April M. Wi IV 74 April 26. 1973, during Ihe followin PrflvlJect fiy sg?d MjrircJpGt C|e?y pr ler relustd. Call M4-1U4. qrlginal lociRrv caripns. PicH up for stor- houriho ; plpalll y 9100 a.m. fo4:^f4^00 p.nV.pnV , SSqq f Board or by colling In person at the of- Enormous lover. Four bedrooms, two age bill. All equipment, and extras tacti/d- "firf Thqrsdqy, April 26,1?73, the reals- term, 3 years. BOROUGH QF SHREWSBURY urdaVsrdVs . SundaySundayss , and HOUdavHOUda s ex tolni. Laio" Int. Lovingly dccorotid. A>l>- trotlon bflpKs will be c>Qsed until after Notfce is hereby given that qualified cepted. April, 24th. 25th, and 2dtt. Iftt, r 6l» H'.Om with possibility of private eq. All priced below VH9, all accew ' the forthcoming Primary Election to be voters of the Township of Holmdel, REGISTRATION A ELECTION 7 to? P.M. Hpar(< of E(fctt«nt up fft qflrf (f!q«9JI(le<( buyer. Included: Call Jimmy, 738-7000. NOTICE September 27,1??3. 790. Real Estate Wanted held on Tuesday, June 5,1973. " ' County ot Monrnogth, Stqte of New Jer- Notice is hereby given that a Primary On Thyrsdoy, April ?«, )973, the regis- The vflting pipees of qntl l" \*\P . McAlister Agency BILNOR POOL — I2'x24'x4»". pool filli , Noticp pf change of residence or ap- sey/ not already registered fn said mu- Election will be held in the Borough of tration bocKs will be closed until aner Borough ol Little Sliver OT£ ps fp[- LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In skimmer, ladder ond all accessories, 11Q0. plication for transfer of registration nicipality; under the laws ot New Jersey Shrewsbury, County of Monmouth, State the torthcomlno Primary Election tP be ipws: ' ' Realtor Call 747-2471. shall be made either by written request governing permanent registration may held on Tuesda?, June S,T197^. V Y ' First Flection District 1 1^ 5;Cpp.,Tj, Fr(((qr eve- 13 W. River Rd., Rumson 142-3300 g, Services FOUND — Eyegtosses, dark frprnes A Member of the Board ot Chq5en Notice Is hereby given that a General A Stqti Senator ning 7:30 p.m. to 9:w p.m., regarqlrta Member Inter-City Relocption Service taped ear straps. Chestnut and Pearl Sts Freeholders Notice of change of residence or ap- Election will be hefd In the Borough of Twq Members D( the Gtreral Assem- his voting place ond-or aqy q^Cf1 flec- Cail4W-0317.arter6p.nl. One (1) Member to Ihe Township pllcqtiop lor transfer of registration Shrewsbury, County of Monmaulh, Slate bly tion Intormatlon. QUR LISTINpS SEtL, Committee. shall be made elttier by written request af New Jersey on Tuesday, November (,, A Member ot the Board al Chosen RIVER BREEZES LOST — Shaggy gray rnoje tqy poodle. Notice Is hereby fllyen thpt qualified forwarded to the Mur\|cipql Clerk or the 1973 between the hours at 3 Q.rn- and 8 Fr*flhQiders Hve-beqioarn, 4'/;-both Colonial laqatd Third and Church Sis., Rumson. Please voters bt 1tt& Townsnjp ol Midaletowft/ County Board of Elections/on forms p.m. Qt plptes tieregfter designated for Nqtice ts hereby given that quqlllled TRY US County of Monmoulh, State ot New Jer- pro.vidcd by said Municipal Clerk or w|th charm. 2.7 acres of privacy, yet con- call U1-U15. ' Board or by calling in person at the of- the election af a Governor, State Sena- voters ot the Borough of Keantnurg, venient IP evervlhlnp. Rumjoh-Fqlr BROOK AGENCY 2911717, sey,' not 'alredd/ registered in said mu- Iqr, Tw,o Members af the General As- County gf Monmoulh, Slqtt ot Hew Jer- N.OXICE ~~ LOST nicipality under the l«ws of New Jersey fice of the Munlclpql Clerk or County sembly, a Member of the ^oqcd of Cho- sty, not already registered In said mu- floven Hlon School. Asking S79,900. Woman's half-eye glasses. In Oceanporr, governing permanent registration may Board, of Elections up to and. Including ma" 5epternbpr 2?;ivp sen Freeholders ond two members af nicipalnicipaliti y under the laws of N«w Jersey SHERIFF'S SALE WALKER & WALKER Call 542-2819. Reward. register or transfer with thp. Clerk of 5ep 2?;vp Ihe Borough Council ot the Borough of govern—trnlni o permanent realitratlon may SUPERIOR COURT said municipality al his office. Township The following Is a description of the Shrewsbury. f eg liteliter or transfer with the clerk of OF NEW JERSEY1 ' ' Realtors RECREATIONAL I LOST — German ShepherpVrildle, FrldayT Hall/ Kings Highway, Middietown, New Efecffqn Districts in tt\e Township of soid municipality: at his office — resi- Hwy. US 741-5212 Shrewsbury iAprll 13 vicinity Klngs.HWyi Bt, 35; « Thd last day to register or to transfer fd CHANCEBVOIVIUON MM •Jersey; at any time between Wednes- Hqlma'el and the pollingplaces in same. dence, ChKrch, Street. Keansburg, New MONMOUTH COUNTY Months old. 671-4235.'.:;.-,-:.;.';.-. •.;. • • day, JUne 6, 1973, and Thursday, Beth to,vlt.: from one voting district to another trt Jersey, at any tlmi betwetn Wednes- I (ember 27/ 1973, during business nours; order tq vote in the GeneroJ Election Is Dock it NO. F-48I7-J1 MIDDLETOWN $32,900 LOST — Fema|e,^t"i-Bernard: , Election District no. i September 27, 1973 and this can be done day, June 6, Un, and Thurid,qv, Sep- J. t. KISLAK MpRTGAGE CORpO- ot at Commissioner of Registration Of- The polling place for the First Elec- tember 27, 1973, during the following «Mjntc«tpmrqnche«Mjntc r Middletown«'rea':'REWARD! ilce.'Court House, Court'strae't. Pre>- ot the Municipal Buildlna 77? Broad RATION, plqlntHf vi: GARY R. MAT- • 9 yeoyeon Voui) 810. B|cycle*/Mini Bikes Call olter.S;30 p.m., SM-25OB ioon District In the TownsTownshih p o(( Holmdeolmdell Street, during regular qf)ic« hours, hours: Dally 9;0a a.m. to 4;00 p.m., Sot- THEWS, ET UX, ET ALS D«feritk>nV • 9 yeon Vouni) nolct. New Jersey* at anytime between is pf (he Indian tiiH SctiooSctiooli l , HatrndeHtdl uata.j, Swtfoyt and Holldaws excfptecf. By virtue ot a writ at execution in the • OvedlitOvedl d oarage Wednesday. June 6, 1973 and Thursday, Monday through Friday, holidays tx- Or of Commlislqner ot RBalitr-ation of* • Ovedlitd oarage BICYCLE? — T"B Rlf's and orie boy's. Road, Hoilet,, NeNeww JerseyJersey.. tepted. Registration al voters or trans- obHpve I (at id action to tttt dlrtcted- » 26", three speed Raleigh bicycles. Pine September 27, 1973 during the following ElectioElecti n DistricDitictt No- 2 fer of registration can be made on lie*, Court House' Court Street, Free- shall etfpoif for sale dt public vendut. condition. ?«-7505. , hours: Dally 9:0Q a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sqt- The polling place for the Second Elec- hold. New Jersey, at any time between at |rit Court Hpuse In the Borough of 970. Special Notices tirdaysr Sundgysr and holidays excepted. torrns provided by the Ctsrk or the Wednesday, June 6,1073, and Thursday., STUCCO RANCH - Three bedroom, tion Pistrlct In the Township of Holmdol Commissioner of Registration at Ihe Freehold, County'ol Monmouth, 'Ntw FIVE-SPEED SCHVVINN — pla picker MONMOUTH DATING SERVICE On Thursday, September 27, 1973, the Is at the Indian Hill School, Kolmdei Court House, Freehold, N.J. September 27, 1973, durina the (ollowing Jiriey, on Monday, the 30th doy of fqmlly fpprn, full dining room qn 'A acn bicycle. Good condlllon, $40. Improve yourself socially. Eliminate dul. registration books will be closed Until Road, Hailet, New Jersey. noun; Dolly 9:00a.m. 1o4:3Qp.m., Sat- April, 1973, at 2Vcl6ck, P.M. Pre- Patio and barbecue for summer entertalr Coll 671-4502 For information about location of pol- urdays, Sundpyi and HpUdays excepied. hg ore yours tor S35,000. VA, FHA, n weekends. You'll love our dating service. otter the forthcoming Gerterqt Election Election District No. 3 ling places or election districts, call vaillna Time. ' lf-SPEEP BOY'S BICYCLE Free to shore residents. MDS, P.O. Box to be held on Tuesdqy November 6, The polling place in the Third Elec- ThUFiday even'ingi Aug. Uth{ 33rd- 301h» cooventlonal financing available. Open . 114. Long Branch, N.J. Clerk, 741-4200, during regular office Sept? 6th, 13th, 20th; Tuesday, 2Mh, ALL'that tract or pprccl of land, situ- O-m. to » p.rn., 7 days a week. THE KIR Excellent condition tion District Iri tr\e Township ot Holmdel hours. Wednesday 24th, Thursday afth* 1973', 7 ate, lylpfl ond be|ng'in the Township of WAN CO., REALTORS, Airport 1>\aic «n3?5«• Notice af change of residence pr ap- Is at the intermediate School, Craw- POLLING PLACES MlddlejoWn In th* County of Mcrmiouth plication for transfer ofreglstratlan tcrd.s, Cqrner, Holmdel. New Jersey. ' In the State ol Wew Jtrsev: ' 1013 MINI-BIKE — KAWASAKI First Election District . . . Fire Hnuse, 10 9 p.m. • - '• shall be made either by written request Elation Qlttflcf NO. 4 BE1N6 known and designated m Lot Sh.p.,J290 W>. Instruction forwarded to tho Municipal Clerk or the Broad, Street On Thursdoy, September "ii, 19/3, the* 22 Mqln St., Keansburg. 7879632 The ppfffng p(qce In the Fourth Efec- Second Election DisUlct . . . First Aid reaislrpttqrt bopks. will be clftsed (jniil ^4 In Block R as shown T>n a ctht\n TRANSFERRED; OR JUST ou LEARN TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILER County Roard of Elections on forms iort District Tn the Township of Haimdel mop entitled "Mop of Property or Ifktil GROWING YOUR HOME? - Call provided by sold Municipal Clerk or Squadl Budding, Haddon Avenue pffir the fortncomlna General Election OR OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT. Is at the Holmdel Flrehouse. Main Third Election District. . . Broad Street to pe held'pn Tuesaay, November 6, Btflch, Company, Keansburg, New write lor your complimentary copy of A CALL (201) 53A«5 Board or by calling In person at the of- $treet, Halmdet, New Jersey. Auditorium of Schapl Jersey'dated May 1907" and tiled In ttie 810. Boots and Accessories fice of the Munlcipol Clerk or'County Election Pistrlct No. 5 Monmouth Couplv Clerk's uuice on Board of Elections up to and including The ppllirig place in the Fifth Election JEAN VY- FABRY Not(c« qf chqnge of residence or appli- June 10, 1907 as Cas*e 367. together September 27, W3. B.prqugh Clerk cation for transter Of registration shall YRAWA CANOES District in §e Township of Holmdol is Apr. I/, tfi #2.50 with thei lonbwtng removable Itfems; FLAT'ABLE DINGHIES The voting places of and In the Town- ot fhe Village School, McCampbell be made e|fher b/ wrfften TMueir for- 3300. I.E6AIL NOTICE Road, Ho|me mpde itn- Corner-Everett Road, Holmdel, during Haven, County of Monmouth; State of t qt ththe !oH9,win,!oH9wing places which is a de- plus otflce( qameroom, utility room on< Independent Fire Co,, Fir«house, New Jersey, will meet at the places crlptlpn, O(\dlpcpt|ori ot Ihhe pollinlli g lice" by publication. medlgiely In writing to Anne C. Swltpk, Highway 36, Betford. business hours from 9:00 a.n\, to slgnated on lqces i.r> t^e Borougtdugtii q( ? tCeprisburg; ary 24. 1973 bedroorn. Convenient Lincroff lacprion 01 ship. District 4 TUESDAY, JUt^E S, 1V73 PAUL Kir beaullful lot. Asking 14S,9S0. E'.A. ARM New Jersey'! Largest Brevent Park 8. Veonctrdo Fire House, any. other election Information. dwad UL KIEHNAN. Sheriff. Mqrlot Supply House GEORGE RAHEB Center Aye.. Leonardo. JOHN P. WADINGTON, between the hours of 7 a.m. and B p.m., STRONG AGENCY. Realtor, SSS Prosptc 14WnarfAve. 'milt* Rt«|(|ank 11 Nebraska Drive tor the purpose of conducting the Pri- thqt' area west of ^ain Street Iq the Atly. Aye.. LltlleSllyer. 741-4500. [Jlstrict S ' TovJtunip Clerk mary Election for the nomination of WaucKo6c'k Cr^cK.' Irom ttie south side 18, » Open Sun. ond Holidays, 9 q.m.. 1 p.m. JocVson. Mew Jersey L|r\cro(t School, Newman Springs 1 LINCROFT — Elonl-room, jyi-both spll Apr. 17, IB V8S.W candidates, ot Seeley avenue to the north side of 17' WOODEN BOAT — 7S tip. Johnson April 18. 35 W.50 Rood, Lincrotl. Said Primary Election will be held In Manning Place. " REGISTRY AND ELECTION level. Slate loyvr, Tlvlrig room, formal din nwtor wltt, Irpller. Asking MM: District 6 Ing room, eat-in Kitchen with dishwasher. REGISTRY AND ELECTION said municipality lor the purpost of • Thp PPM'rjg place being the fAonmng Cqll7|)7' Y g Port Manrnouth Fire House, Main NOTICE nominating,: Place Fire'Housed Mdnrilng Place, nepr UpHpUCH OF UNION BEACH large tomlly room overlooking patio Street, Port Monmoulh. ^aln&'- - NEW JERSEY three bedrooms ptuslarge den or fourti -J' CHRIS CRAFT QUTBOARQ — n n.p. District 7 TOWNSHIP OF SHREWSBURY A Governor Mtrcury, Sleeps two. Wood with fiperglas 0OROUQH O NEW JERSEY A Stote Senator SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT- P.* Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- ^bedroom. Large basement. Centrol al East keansburg Fire House, Thoinp. 1 bottorn. BeM offer over $700. Call after 4 NBWIRSiY Notice is hereby given that the Dis- Two Members of trie General Assem- Q'"H\ma m ttjd pqii^ where' lh,e cpnt'er trict Boards ot Election and Registry in conditioning, wall-to-wall throughout Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- son Ave.. East Kdansburg. ana" fof the' Bofouali of'Uaioh'Bcach, SDme brand new. Convenient location 01 p.m. Su-tUO. trict Boards of Election ond Registry in bly hnp p( Carr Avenue on^ Speley Avenue, trict Boards of Election and Registry in District t and for the Township of Shrewsbury, A Member of the Board of Choseri it extended, vycsicrly, would intersect County ot Monmoulh, State ot New Jer- quiet street with full privacy. Two-car oa- 100 NEW AND USED SAILBOATS ?r\d for the Borough at Oeeanpart, Fairvievs School, Cooper Rood, Mid- County of Monmoutft, State of ^ew Jer- Freeholders the sp.Minerty boundary'I)n)v"pi jh,p sey,'will'meet at Ihe places herelnalter roge. Can be In by July 1. Principals only. ' • r TQ 24' ON DISPLAY Qunty of Mpnnnouth, Statp of HcW Jer- dleiown. sey, will meet at the places hereinafter Two (2} Councilmen (Full Teem) Borough q( Kpqnsturg; Ihence (ll w p designated on District ? a Call lor appointment, 741.2398.. WMM be IS' Chrysler Mutineer— With Purling jib. sey, will m.eet a' *he places hereinafter designated on At the Primary Election to bi held on fjonerpl westerly cfirc'clipn ,l°nU 'nc *' TUESDAY, JUNE J. 1W3 seen now, Vvljl be listed with broker nexl IS' Alberg Typhoon, — N «w and used. oeiicoated on Community Fire House, Appleton Av-, TUESDAY, JUNES, 1973 so.u.lherly boundqry Ijpe o( jh,o' Borough' belween the r\purs oi 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., wetk,at Ul,oi». enue, Leonordo. Tuesday, June 5, 1973, one mole and one for the purpose of conducting the Pri- M' Ens^tnada -r Sleeps lour, trajlerable. TUBSDAY. JUNE 5, 1973 District io between the hours of 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., femole are to be elected as members of - to it^ intersecHQI with uV' cisex rr- Two cabins, shoal qratl between the hours of 7 am. and 8 p.rr.., for the purpose of conducting the Pri- the State Executive Committee tar each mary Election for the nomination of OCE^NPpftT — Brand new two-story c tor tfje purppse of condjeting the Pri- Riuer Plaia Fire House, Fabler the easterlterly shp(ihp(p ime of Raman B,py; candidates. lQT\ial. Four Kdrooms, dining room, l(v AAONMOUTH SAILING CENTER Street, River Plaza. mary Election for Ihe nomination of af ins two roolpr political parties, (Re- (2) tfi q opnerfll (iDrlhcflSlerl Ing room, 2V^ bqths, recreation room WEST ST., /VIONMOUTH BEACH 3J2-M92 rnpry Eleciion lor the nonilnation of candidates. pub I Icon and Democratic); one male qnfi -(Oiithefl^tcrlv clirpefions alpog, the Sqid Primary Eieclfan wilt be held in wall-to-wall brick fireplace. Near the v/c cgridldqtcs. DIM rid ii Said Primary Election will be held in and one female ore to be elected from shore doc of Rariton pay \a \Y\c fCnlpr satd rVuniclpalltv for the purpose or Hi. Coll 531-1262 lor appointment. Print Said Pflmory Election will be held In Middietown High School, Tindoll :iaid municipality tor Ihe purpose of each election district in Monmouth line of Carr AYcr\ue-' Ihence' (3,) iri p nominating: PQlj only. 'Wi Sed Crat) . . . OMC, Jolywpn.Kcrlifer- sa|d.'rouble(polity (or the purpose of Rood,, " ' nominating: County as Members of the Monmouth aenertU spyiheqsijrty (iirccnpn (jlprtg A Governor :rulser, Vplvo ... Boot Trailers. nominqtlnq: A Governor County Executive Committee for eoc,h ihe cooler l(pe p( Ctirf ^vcnv'C |o ifs'iii- A Stole Senator KEANSPURG - Two bedrooms, den Buy where the service Is 7 days a wee*. A Governor Middictown"township. Fire CQ. ]• A State Senator ol the two ma)or political parties (Re- terscrlipn vnh the center (tpc oi Sectey Two Members o.t Ihe Qenerol Assem- lacgt modern ^lichen and parlor. Aiurn' Pick up your lW3Tia;t Chart Free. • A $tqle Senator ^ H'qtiirva/ 35, Middletawn. Two Members of fhe General Assem- publican and Democratic). Avenue (q |hp pqt'nt ar plqce Q( peflici- bly Two Mefnbers ot the General Assem- District 13 num.lldW b" fencexj. tRfclO. 842-fiiS. Bnyview School, Loonardville Road. bly Notice Is hereby given that qualified mng. ,A Member ot ttit Board ot Chosen EAST KEANSBURG — By owner. Com FLAGSHIP MARINE bly A Member ol Ihe Baurd ot Chosen voters of the Borough ot Folr Haven, tflt1 poihnti place tieinti the John f. Freeholder/i A Member of (he Board of Chosen Bel ford. Freeholders 'Two CouficHmen — Full Term pletely remo.il«|e(l tworbedroom home In Municipal Marina Benin, Atlantic High- District 19 Counly of Monmouth, Sjqte of New'jer- KcHiR'dy Cp,mmuniW Ccn.ie(. Curr Ave- lend*.. Freeholder! Full Term Comrnitteemon nue pcor Scc|cy Avcr\uc. At the Prlrnprv Ejection to be held on eludes bath, kitchen, dining room, llvlnc Two Councilman (Full Term) New Monmuuih School, 121 New Mon- sey, not already registered In sold mu- rooni. Perlecf ilarter |>ome. New tiot wo M-SCOW - II' sloop. Tamer hull, Seldel At the Primary Election to be held on nicipality under the laws of New Jersey THIRD El-fCTlON DtSTKlCr: All Tuesday, June 5,MW3, one rpole ond one Af fhe Primary Election to be held on moulh Rd . Middle-town. Tuesday, June S, 1P7X one male and one female are to'be elected as members ot ter tasebywo! he"aY,*Wvji'cost'TraVbpli;r mon sails,, trailer, three years otd, like Tuesday. June 5, 1973, one mate and one District IS governing permanent registration may tM area soulh ol Monninq plpce, opb 100% mw cdppir plumbing, new eleclrlco new, all racing fittings. 671-5572. lemolo are ta be elected a> members of register or transfer wltn the clerk ol west ol Main Street to the Railroad the State'Ex«cuttv« Committee for each female are to be elected as members of Harmony School, Harmon/ 5. Murphy the State Executive Committee tor each of. thp two malar political parties (Re- service ond wlrina, nev« floors, wqlls we the Slate Executive Committee for each Roads, New Monmouth. said municipality at his office, Borough tracks of the Central Railroad oi N.J. 14' FIBERGLAS SLOOP — Wllh trailer, ot the two major political parties (Re- Hall, 748 River Road, Fair Haven, New and qH that area saum ot the Rallrpad pub'Hcpn and perriocrotlc); one male ceilings, new olumlnjm siding, new win many extras. AAlnt condition. Private own. ot the two malor politico! portlcs (Re- District 1* publican and Democratic); one male ond one female ore to be'elecled from Oowi, new ilorm windows. Sewers In publican and Democratic); one male Port Monmouth First Aid, Wilson Av- Jersey, at any time up to ond Including tracks of (ha Central Railroad of N.J. to er. Coll 775-2423. After 7 p.m. call 531- and one female are to be elected from Thursday, April 26v 1973, during the fol- the Stale Highway No. 36. each'election'district In Monmouth Plus more. S18,90O firm. Coll owner, 74' 1»3 enue, Port Mantnouth- each election district In Mofimoulh lowing hours: Daily'9:00 a.m. to S:00 Cpunly QS Membert ot the lYonmoulh Dlsfricf U County as Members of the Monmouth The palling Place being Ihe Blue Jena* County Executive Committee for each each electfon district In Monmouth p.m. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Hall, \0 Church street. RUA^SQN — Three-bedroom ranch ncoi CHRYSLER BARRACUDA — Flberglas County as Members of the Monmouth East Keansburg School, Ocean Ave,, County Executive Committee for each excepted. Or ot Commissioner of Regis- ot rhp two rrialP.r political parties (Re sailboat similar to Sunflsh. Call arter 6 County Executive Committee for each East Keonsburg of the two major political parties {Re- FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT: All pub I (cart and Democratic). schools. Paneled throughout. Large yard tration Office. Court House, Court thql ofea east ol Main Street, and north trees. Ideal llorler or retirement hamt p.m. 842-0925. of the two major political parties (Re- BtSlrlCt 18 publican and Democratic). Street, Freehold, New Jersey, ot any Notice Is hereby Qlven that quqlltied publican and Democratic). Fnirview School, Cooper Rood, Mid- ol Pork Avenue to the shore line of Call owner offer 5:30. 84!-iO7O. Askln 16' FIBERGLAS OUTBOARD — 65 h.p. Notice is hereby given that qualified tlrne up to ond including Thursday, Ran tart Bay. voters ot the Borough ot Union Beach, Notice Is hereby given that qualified dletown. voters of the Townsnip ot Shrewsbury, April 26, 1973, during the following Courtly ol Monmoulh, State of New Jer- IM,0(Kll • Mercury. Tilt Iralter. Completely . District 19 the polling ptuce being Camgun's equlppid. Coll 7417650. voters of the Borough of Oceanport, County of Monmouth, stale of NPW Jer- hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sat- sey, not already registered In said mu- EAST KEANSBURG —One lom|ly County ol iVAcnrnouth, State of New Jen Liner oft School, Newman Springs Rd., sey, not already registered In said mu- urdays, Sundays, and Holiday* ex- Hall, Main Street. nicipality under Ihe laws of New Jersey 25x100 lot. Living room, one bedroom PAIR CHRYSLER CROWN — 125 h.p.. sey, not already registered In said mu- Lincrott. nicipality under Ihe laws of Mew Jersey cepted. FIFTH. ELECTION DISTRICT: All governing permgnent registration may kitchen, both, utility room, targe storagi Vh to 1 hydraulic gearsgears,, $700 for pair. 8' nicipality under the Iqws of New Jersey District 50 governing permanent registration may triot area east ot Mgin Street to Atlantic register or Irontfer with the Clerk of shed. Call after 7:30 p.m; 787.&99J. FlbergloFlbl s pram, >no>no. 114 R.H. 9/1" bore pavernlnq permanent rcalstratiort may Nutswamp School, Middletawn-Lla- register or transfer with the clerk of On Thursday, April li, 1973, the regis- Avenue, and south ol Pork Avenue lo sola municipality ot the office, Munici- prop, 135. 717-3666. register br transfer with the clerk of croft Road, Middietown. said municipality at her al- tration books will be closed until after the Railroad tracks ol the Central Rpil- pal Building, Florence Avenue. Union NEW LI5TINGI — In the River Oaks s. said rnufWcipal*Iy at 1)1 s of/ice — 222 Pistrlct 21 lice—residence. 111 Belshaw Avenue, the forthcoming Primary Election to bt roaq Qf N. J. within the corporqlc limits Beach, New Jersey, at any time up to tlan of Fair Haven, four-bedroom Colonial BOAT REPAIRS — Hull and cabin re- Manrnoutn Blvd.. Occonport, Hew Jer- Port Monmouth School, Main Street, Shrewsbury Township, New Jersey, at held on Tuesday, June S, 7973. of the Borough of Kconsbtrg. ond Including Thursday, April %, 1573, with 2ft baths, plus den, sunroom an ' pairs! Custom bullt-lns, deck lockers sey, at any tlmo UP, to pod including Port Monmouth. any lime up to and including Thursday, Notice at change of residence or ap- The polling place being The Keans- during th* following hours: Dolly 9 a.m. •Iqmlly roprrt, oil In a beaulllul setting wit tackle boxes, swim platforms, and ohy Thursday, April 26, 1973, during the fal- District 22 April 26, 1973, during the following plication for transfer of registration burg High School. W& Por' Monmoulh to 4 p.rn., Saturdays, Sundays and Ho- many trees. This won't lost at sAz.SOC thing you might want built for your boat. lowing, hours: Dally 9:pa a.rn. to 4:OP M|ddletown Village School, Kings hours: Dally 10:00 a.m. ta 2:00 p.m., shall be made either by written request Rood lidays excepted. Or at Ihe Commission- E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Reolloi Coll 7411-7407. p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays forwarded to Ihe Municipal Clerk or the er ot Registration Office. Court House. S5S Prospect Ave.. Little Sliver. 74M5O0. Hiuhwqy, Middle town. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays County Board of Elections on forms JjIXfH fcLfcCFION Olb-IRICI: Btfjiri- 1 eptjd. Or ot Commissioner of Regis O)strict« excepted. Or at Commissioner of Regis- ninii oi the point where the (.enter imc Court Street, Freehold, New Jtrsey. at .S FIBERGLAS BOAT — 20'lt.'p. Johnson Offi Cout Hse C tration Olfice, Court House, Court provided by said Municipal Clerk or any time up to and including Thursday, motor, trailer, rnany extras. Reqdy for trafTan Office, Court Hquse, Cpurt Bayview School- Leonardville Roarf/ Board or by colling in person al me of- o> becicv Avenue, it extended westerly, PRICE REDUCED - t44,9OD. Owner Street, Freehold. New Jersey, at any aelford- Street, Freehold, New Jersey at any wayiO intcrkcc( Ihe center line ol Carr April ?6, 1973, during the following transferred, hates to leave this custom water. $550. ni-Wi. J J Ti District24 time up to and Including Thursday, lice of the Municipal Clerk or County Avtni'C, thence {)) northerly ciionci \\\c hours: Dally 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Satur- tfmtime UP to c~and 'includin — •••-"-g- Thursda •*—•y Board of Elections up to ond including dhours :S Dalld y 9 a.md .Hli to d4:3 0 p.m., Sattdu bullt'|our-b,edrponi, two-balh b(-l«ve' '- CATAMARAN, PHOENIX CLASS - 18', April 76,ft, 197319 , durlrm the tallowing Lconardq first Aid, Viplot Avenue, April 26, 1973, during the following April 26, 1973. cfnicr imc ot Carr Avenue ia the shore days, Sundays, and Holidays excepted. Mlddlelown. All tne flnesl In decor complete) with sails, trailer, anchor ond hours: Ddlly 9:00 a.m. to'4:30 p.m., Sat- Leonardo. hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. fa 4:30 p.m., Sat- line at Rcinlyn Quv. thente i'l) icn'fh- On Thursday, April 26, 1973, the regis- materlqls hoye been used In (tils home, peddle. Asking $1400. Coll 229-5301 eve- urdays. Sundays. and Holidays ex- District 25 urdays, Sundays, and Holidays ex- The said Boards of Registry and Elec- caller|y ulorttj Rdrilan Buy lo the center tration books will be closed until oner Al| extras Including air conditioning, op nings. ceptedcept eg. Lincroft Fire House, Newman Springs cepted. tion will meet on imc of Mom Street, thence (J) ulonu. tl\c th fthi Pi Elti t b pliances and carpeting. Call now, this anr Rpod, Lincroft TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 renici line ot Mam Sired lo ihe center the forthcoming Primary Election ta be MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOR - 6 _.s_OQn _Thursday .___. _ .'.,. Apri/ ._l- 24,, 1973\m,.. , tW,je reals ^, - On Thursday, April 26, 1V73, ihe reals- held on Tuesday, June 5, 1973. Notice of won't last. Open 9 o.tri. to I p.m.. 7 days h.a., 1965, yery goad condition. I9u. Call tration books wlji be closed unun ( e( Diitrkl U iralion books will be closed until after between the hours of 7 a.m. ond i p.m., imc ol Seeicy Avenue io me poini or change of residence or application tor week, THE KIRWAN CO., REALTOR: 2JI-W4 after 5:3J(p.rn, _; the lorthcamino Primar...... y Electctlani , lo be Xhorne School. Wurphy Rcjad. Part the forthcoming Primary Eleciion to be for the purpose of conducting Ihe Gener- place ol Uet|tnhin(|. tramier ot registration shall be mode Airport Plaid. Halle' 2M-7J0O. helfield on TyesdflyTuesday, JunJurtec S,, 19731973. Monmouth. held on Tuesday, June 5, 1973. al Election. rtic polling DKICC btimi tho Hiw PCMM either by written request forwarded to TEE-NEE BOAT TRAILER — Conaclly District V Sold General Election wilt be held in Conilorl Fire House Corr Avenue NtNotici e of changh e of residencid e ar ap- Notice of change ot residence or ap- said municipality tor the purpose of the Municipal Clerk or Board or by call- 70S. Houses for Sale 100 lbs. Just repainted, with new lights. ancaUon tor transfer of reglslrotfan Eait Keansburg School, Ocean Ave- plication for (ronsfor of rtoistration Voters may coll the Borough Clerk al ing In person at trie office Ot the Munici- .17.5. Call 142-S741. shall pc made cHher by written request nue, East Kcunsliury, shall be made either by written request electing; W-J824, Municipol Building, on Cliurch pal Clerk or Count/ Board of Elections forwarded to, the Municipal Clerk or the pistrlct 38 A Governor Street, during business hours Irain 9:CO up to ond Including April 26, 1973. BOAT BARGAIN — W hoql plus trailer, forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the A State Senator >\So. sejotei sShori e Blvd.- • , •'-kconsburg- -•- , af- Courtly Board of Elections on farms Fairvievw School. Cooper Rood, Mid- County Pgard ot Elections on form* :i.r»i. to 4:(X1 p.m. fp(|(irtlintj their volifit) The said Boards ot Registry ond Elec- provided by said MunlctpaJ Clerfc pr dietown. provided by said Municipal Clerk or Tw.Q Members ol the Gcnotai Assem- placplacees and/or any other votiruj intormu- tion will mtot on f»r 5. p.m. Board or by calling In person ot the of- plltrld ?f Board or by calling In person at the ol- bly lion 5EARS TRAILER — Three years old, and fice pt trie Municipal C|erk pr County Npveilnk Schgol, Mpnmouth Aycnue, A FAernfaffr or the o^ord Q' Chosen TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1971 fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Freeholders rt««Vt f VIAKION between Ihe hours ot 7 a.m. and 8 p.m.. 3' wood boot, flberglos bottom, bolh for Bpord o( Election* up lo ana Including Navesink. Board ol Elections up to ond Including Mumaeat Cick for the purpoiB ot conducting )he Gener April 76. 1973. District 30 April 26, 1973. Two (21 Councilrncn (Full Verm) .100. 2VI-4936. Notice K hereby given that qualified . I?, U IICM.00 ol Election. USED BOAT EQUIPMENT - Auxiliary The said Boards of Registry anfl Elec- Ttiompson Schopl, Mitidlctowpl.in- The said Boards ol Registry and Elec- Said General Election will bt held in tion, wltl meet on crotl Rood, Middietown. • voters of the Borough of Fair Hoven, TANoE generator, purnps. anchors, chain, out- District 31 tion will meet on County of Monmouth, State ot New Jer- sold municipality lor the purpose at board, ana miscellaneous. 747-4613. ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 TUESDAY, NOVEMBERS, 1973 sey, not already registered in told mu- NOTICE electing: between the hours Qf 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., Middietown Villoge School,-Kings between the hours of 7 a.m. ond 8 p.rn , nicipality under the lows of New Jersey •OHOUGM OF LITTLE SILVER A Governor 6' THOMPSON — Complete with steer- for the purpose of conducting Ihe Gener- HiahwaVi Middlctown. for Ihe purpose of conducting the Gcncr- governing permanent registration may NEWJEHVEV A Stole Senator ing, wlnqshlelcl, ond Mercury controls. al Election. District 32 ol Election. register or transfer wiln the clerk ol Notice Is hereby alvtrt that In* pis Two Members ol the General Assem- H50. Sold General Election will be held In Fairvlew School, Cooper Road, Mid- Said General Election will be held in laid municipality at his ollic«. Borough trlct Boortfi of Election aod Registry in bly said municipality tor the purpose of dictown said municipohly tor the purpose of Hall, 748 River Road, Fair Haven, New and for tr\e Borough ol Lllilt Sllvtf, A Member of ttie Board of Chosen 1970 LUHRS 2S' FIBERGLAS — Cabin, .electing: District 33 electing: Jersey, ot any time between Wednes- County ot Monmoutrt, Slat* of New Jer- Freeholders 225 h.p. Chrysler Marine engine with ao A Governor Boyview School, Leonardvilte Road, A Governor day, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, Sep- i«y, wltl meet at the placts hereinafter Two Counci.men — Full Term hours, running time, compass, head. )n A State Senator Bclford A State Senator - tember 27, 1973, during t/itf following' OMlted on Notice is hereby given that qualified water, reody to go. $3700.671-0926. Two Members of the General Assem- District 34 hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. lo 5;0O p.m., Sat- TUESDAY, JUNE S, IP73 voters of ff>e Borough of Union Beach, bly Mlddle-tawn Township High Srhooi, Two Members ot the Gwipral Assem- ,T SEA SCAMP LAPSTREAK — With bly urdays, Sundays ond Holidays excepted. twtwetn the haun ot 7 a.m. arid 8 p.m , County ot Monmoulh, State ot New Jer- A Member of the Board of Chosen Tindall Rood, Middietown. A Member ot the Board ot Chosen Or at Commissioner ot Registration Of- for.me purpose of conducting the Pri- sey, not already registered In said mu- CflflVQl sun.:lop. 35 h.p. Johnspp electric, Freeholders Dlitrlct Ji fice, Court House, Court Street, Free- mary Election for the nomination ol nicipality under tho laws ot He* Jersey and trailer with electric winch, 17 50. Two Council men (Fgll Term) River Plaza Fire House, Fosler Freeholder* can dl doles. "•lipne 747-9\3j. Full Term Conimitteeman hold, New Jersey, at any time between governing permanent registration, may Notice is hereby given thai qualified SUeet. River Plaza. Notice is hereby given mat qoaHtied Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, Said Primary election will t>« held In regiiter or ironiUr with the clerk ot MERCURY 3S — Totally rebuilt. voters of Ihe Borough of Oceanporl, Dii'ricl 34 voters ot the Township of Shrewsbury, September V. 1V73, during Ihe following safd municipality tor tht purpoir Pt said municipality a) me ottice. Munici- All accessories. County of Monmouth, Slate of New Jer- Port Manmouth Fire House, Mam Counly of Monmoulh, Stole of Hew Jer- hours: Dolly 9:00 a.m. to 4:J0 p.m., Sat- nominating: pal Building, Florence Avenue, Union Call B42-I275 tor Intormatlon. sey, not already registered In said mu- Street. Porl Monmouth- sey, not already registered in said mu- urdays, Sundays and Holidays excepted. A Governor Beach, Hew Jersey, at any lime be- nicipality under the laws af New Jersey DUIrlct 37 nicipality under Ihe laws of New Jersey A Slat* Senator tween Wedneidoy, June 6, 1973, ond iAILBOAT — WOOOPU5SY, flbcrglos. governing permanent registration may Harmony School, Harmony & Murphy On Thunday, September V, i9.rj, the Two Members of the General Autm Thursday, September 27, IW3, during ale lor children. Goad racing record governing permanent registration may regret or tranifer with ihe clerk oi Roods, New Monmouth. register or transter wiln the cieik ot registration books wiM be closed until oly the fallowing hours: Doily 9 a.m. lo 5 fwo sails. 74M010 or Uh'lltJ. sold municipality at his office — 222 DtlrrJcf 33 oiler rtie forthcoming General Election A Member of the Board of Chosen p.m., Saturdays, Sundays apd HolkJays Manmouth Blvd., Oceanport, New Jer- said municipality ot fier of- to be held on Tuesday, November 6, execpttd. Or at Commissioner of Rcgts- ppltjbrook Agency JET -14 SAILBOAT — In good condition, Thompson School, Middletawn Lin- tlcc—residence. 111 Gelstiaoys, Sundoyi forworded to the Municipal Clr'k or the the State Executive Committee tor each ina the following hours: Doily 9 a.m. ta or between 5-8 p.m. _ CommissioneCisi r ot RitRegistratiot n OffOfficei , location of poll places and times that cmd Holidays cxcenied. Or cit Commis- Counry Board of Electloni. on formi of the two mo (or potUUol paftlis (Re- 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and Ho- Court House, Court street, Freehold, polls are open, ptease call the Township sioner of Registration Office, Court viaed by sold Municipal ClerK or publlcon and Democratic); one male lidays excepted. 7W. Hogw* for Sate Now 4trsey, a\ eny time between Clcrksotliccot 671-3100. House, Court Street. Freehold. Now Jer- Crd or by col Una In person at the of- ond one female arc to be fleeted from Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and Thursday, sey, ol any lime between Wednesday. fice of Ihe Municipal Clerk or Counly each election district In Monmouth On Thursday, September 27, 1973, the September 27. 1973. during the following THOMAS J. MAGIN June 6. 1973, and Thursday, September Board ot Elections up to ond Including County ai Members ot tht Monmouth registration books will be closed until hours: Dally,V:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sat- TOVVN5H1P CLERK 37, IP/3, during the following hours: September 27, IV7J County Executive Committee for each after tht forthcoming General Election RUMSON] urdays, Sundays ond Holidays excepfed., Apr. f/, 18 JI28.0O Daily 9:00 am. to 4:30 p m.. Saturdays, The voting plocbi of and in the of the two malor poHllcol porllfs (Re- ta be hold on Tuesday, November A, On Thursdoy, September 27, 1973, the Sundays and Holidays excepted Borough ol Folr Hoven are as follows: publican arid Democratic). 1?73. registration books will be closed until On Thursday, September 2/. 1*73, the ELECTION DISTRICT 1 Notice of change of residence or ap- REGISTRY AND ELECTION , The polling place tor Ihe First El»c- Notice Ii hereby a I vert that qualified plication tor transfer ct registration Waterfront af)«r the forthcoming General Election NOTICE voters of the Borough ot Llttlt Silver, sholl be made either by written icauesl ta be held on Tuesday. November 6, TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL uon District is the Viola Sickles School, County ot Monmouth, State af New Jer- THIS FINE FIVE-BEDROOM RF.SI- RUMSON WSTfRFIlONT NEW JERSEY after the forthcoming General Election Willow Street. foiwarded to the Municipal ClcrV or to be held on Tuesday. November 6, ELECTION DISTRICT 3 sey, not already reatslertd In said mu- Board or by coiling In person at the ot- PENCB SITS QN JUST UNDER ' Speclacular six-bedroom, six-'. N,aH« of change o(. residence or ap- Notice ii hereby given ffiaf the Dfs- 1973. nicipality under ihe lawi or New Jersey lice of ihe Municipal clerk or County * plication for transfer of regislrallon tnct Boards of Election and Registry In The polling place tor ih« Second Elec- governing permanent registration may THREE ACRES QF PRIME RUM- bdfb Colonial with large sun- Shall be made either by written request Notice o( change of residence or op- tion District is the Fire House, River Board ol Elections unpn t*o- an—d' includin•--•—-g- ond tor the Township of Holmdel, Coun- ptkoilon lor Iranifer of registration shall and Bottln Roods. register or frontier wllh tht clerk ol iept«inb«September 11,V. 1V731V73. . SON LAND. ALL RQPMSARE ken living room, dining room, , forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the ty of Monmouth, State ot New Jersey, said municipality at his oftltt. Borough County Board of Elections, on (prrns will meet at ihe places hereinafter des- bo mode either by written request for- ELECTION DISTRICT 3 Holt, prospect Avenue. Little Sliver, The Session" ' s of the Registry Boards GRAND SIZE AND REFLECT library and gbmeroam. Five». provided by said Municipal Clerk or ignated on warded to .the Municipal Clerk or thp The polling place for the Third Elec- New Jetsey, ot any tirr\c up to ond In- will fee held ot the following placet: Board, pr by calling In person at the of- County Bootd of Elections, on terms tion District Is the Knoll wood Schpol, " Pi HIT ELECTION DISTRICT TRUE CRAFTSMANSHIP, DETAIL llrepfaces, porches, bay TUESDAY.JUNE 5, IW3 provided by said Municipal C'f*< or cluding Ifriursday, April 2&. \9tX during Polling Place; Italian-American Ciyb, fice of the Municipal Clerk or County between the bour& of 7 am. and 8 p.m . Hance Road. the faifowlna hours: Oalfy 9:00 a.m. to windows and French * Board of Elections up to ond including Board or by calling In person ul the of- ELECTION DISTRICT 4 Front 5tre*t. AND SUPERB MAINTENANCE. for trie purpose of conducting the Pri- fice of the Municipal Clerk or County S:00 p.m. Friday evenlrtQ* );M to $ p.m. doors. QCimlilul September 27, WX rnqry Election for the nomination of The polling place for tht Fourth Elec- Saturday, Sundays and Holiday* ex- SECOND ELECTION DlSTBI _ THIS HOME IS BEING OFFERED Board of Elections up to ond Including tion Olitrlct ii Ihe KnoHwood School. Polling Ploce! American Legion Hall, grounds. 240'. ol water- The District Boards of Election will candidates. September 27, 1973. cepted. or at Commissioner ot Regis- FOR A VERY LOW s(t ol the following placet which Is a de- Said Primary ElocMqn wilt bo held In Honce Road. tration Oftict. Court, House, Court Ironl. Boat houEe scription and location ot the polling Said municipality for the purpose of The following is a description of the ELECTION DISTRICT 5 Street. Freehold, New Jeriey, al any THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT places in the Borough of Oceqnparl, nominal ing; Eleciion District HI the Township ol The polJInq place for tht Fifth Elec- time up fp and Including, Thursday, Polling Place: Memorial School. $205,000 irleol lor the Shrewsbury and the polling place in Mornlnqilde Avenue. A Governor twn District Is the Vlota Sickles School April U, 1973, durina the fallowing •.boating lamily. District No. 1 — Oceonport Hpak and some, to wit: Willow Street. hours: Dally 9;DQq.m- to 4:30 p.m,, Sat- FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT A State Senator The polling place for the Towmhip of urdays, Sundays, pnd Holidays ex- Polling Place: Union Hose Fire Atklng $145,000 Ladder Company, Main Street, Octon- Shrewsbury Is the Vott Home Meeting ELECTION DISTRICT 4 cepted. House, Florence Avenue porl. talVTwo Members af the General Awern- Roam, 21 Barker Avenue. The polling ploco for the Sixth Elec- District 2 — Port-au-Peck Chemical A„ IMember ot the Board of Chose tion District Is the Fire House. River FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT Voters may call trip Township Clerk and Battln Roads. Un tnursday, April 24, 1973, the regis- Polling Place: Harris Gardens Fire Sterling Thompson Hase Co.. Porfou Peck Avenue, Ocean- Freeholder! ot5420£7S, ill Beliftaw Avenue, tration books will tH) cloted until ofttr House, Harrii Avenue port. ATownittlp CQmmltteemafi for fujit Voters may coll Ihe Borough Clerk ol Shrewsbury Township, during business 747-0792. Borough Hall. 749 River Rood, the forthcomtno Primary Election to be for ony Inquiries In reference to pot* Aisoc.-Reallw pistrlct No. 3 — Community C»nt»r, term, 3 yean. tKiurs from 1Q:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., eve- hejd on Tuesday, June 5, Wi. ling places, plcais contact the Borough IroquoU Ave.. Oceonport. At the Primary Election ta be heiu , nings Irom 7:00 p.m. to »:M p.m. re- during business hour's from 900 o,m. to ft District No. 4 — Wotthiit School fu4>- t\ Tuesday, June S, W2\, one male and | 5:00 p.m, dolly regarding their voting Npike af chanae ot re,»ldenct or ap- Clerk, Municipal Bltfg., Florence Ave- gardlnq his, voting place ond/or any oth- plication fpr tranter of registration nue, telephone 761-7117. -1'— llfol(hll| AVV\W* Oceanport. -ne (emolt are to be elected as member er election Information. places ond/or any other voting Informa- \J pplebrook Agency of the Slate Executive CommMlfP for tion. MRS-MARY SABIK. LO/5 flARBOUR, eocti of the two major political parlies MRS. ANNE SWITEK, 747*0900 I Realtors Borough Clerk Township Clerk ROY W. NELSON (Republican and Democratic); one Borough Clerk Union Beach 112A«.o«T^oRr¥tr» Apr. 17,11 ,,|a0 male and one female are to be elected Rumton Apr. IMS 179.50 rion at the of- Apr. U, I 32 TV Daily Register, Red Sank — Mlddietovyn, NJ. WcdntMtay. April IS, 1573 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE MQIJTHY AND ELACTfOM KOTtCifiSt " tECALWOTiCE NOTICE NOTiCe *f ei weoiiiroiion umce. crHaln property wtttiin the ftoreugh of Court Hou&e, Court Street, freehold, NOTICE VO AISCHT Of FENDAHT$ Notice rs hereby given that the Dis OFNtW Jf» Fair Mover) of ihe following ti*tcrlplion Irid Board* of Election and Registry in CHAMCtKY DIVISION Hew Jeriey. ct any time between 1L.S.I STATE OF NEW JEHSEV TO one! fof the following omouflt: mflaaw Wednesday, June t. 1973, ond Trmrjdoy, and for the Borough of Seo flriaht, MONMOUTH COUNTY RAYMOND E. OAYSON, 5R. Htrtic* is hereby given ttwt ttie ois- Property known as 13 William County of Monmoutti, State of New Jer- DtCfctt Nff. PAm-n September 21. Wt during tne following YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Street in the Borough of Fair trtct ftoordi at Election and Rtodtry (n hours: Dally 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sot AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK sey, will mtef at tne places hereinafter COLONIAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Haven'und designated <» Lot 25 designated on o Notional Banking Association. Plain- and for m* Boreuah ttf Rt* Batf, Coun urdoys, Sundays and Hohdovs excepted. Eft. GOLDBERG & WEtSS, plointitfj in Blot* 45 on the Official Tax Disclosure Bill ty at Mdhmoutti. Hatt of New Jeney. TUESDAr. JUNE 5. 1973 tiff vs: ALVIN YALE MlLBERG, wl On Thgridoy. September 71, 19T3, the attorneys, whose address is 1910 Mop of soid Borough, " „*»••*_« IT* places hereinafter dev Sprtngtielt) Avenue, MoptcwooO. New between th* hour* ot 7 am. and 1 p.m , TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY *=OR registration booHs will bt closed until for me sum of Five Hundred (S5D0.00) THE ESTATE OF ATLANTIC TRUCK TUESDAY. JUNE 5. W3 otter the forthcoming General Election Jersey 070'Q, on answer to the Com- Dollar s. for the purpose of conducting the Pri- between ttw hours of 7 o.m. ond I p.m.. to be held on Tuesday. November 6, plaint (ond Amendment lo Complaint, if mary Election for the nomination of EQUIPMENT CO., INC.. et ols. Defend- AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Ihot candidates. ants (or ttie purpose of conducting the Pri 1973, ony), tiled in o civil action, in which a meeting of the Moyor and Councti of mofv Election for the nomination of Notice of change ot residence or op MARCARETTEN & COMPANY, INC.. the Borough of Fair Haven will be held Sold Primary Election will be held in By virtue of a writ of execution in the Effect Ruinous a corporation of N.J., is plaintiff, and on Ihe 33rd day of April, 1973, at the Mu- sold municipality tor the purpose of obove stated oction to me directed. I SoW Primary Election wilt be held in sholl be mode either by written request RAYMOHO E DYSON. SR , et alv are nicipal Building, River Rood, Fair nominating: shall expose for sole at public vtndut. laid municipality lor the purpose of torworded to the Municipal Clerk or ihe defendants, pending in thr Superior .Haven, at 1:00 P.M. in the evening, of A Governor ot the Court House in the Borough of RED BANK - Monmouth to file a statement with the nominating: County Board ct Elections on torms Court of New Jersey, Chancery Divi- which time the Mayor and Council shall A State Senator Freehold. County or Monmouth, New state listing all contributions provided by soid Municipal Clerk or sion, Monmouth County, and bearing hold o hearing upon the soid offer and Two Members of fhe Generol Assem- Jersey, on Monday, the 30th day of County Assemblyman Chester A State Senotor Boord or by colling in person at the ol Docket No F-TCfil 7? within thirty-five shall consider whether they shall reject bly April 1973, Ot 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing of JllM) or more. • whether in Two Member* of the General Assem tice of the Municipol Clerfc or County OS) days ofler April 19. 1973 exclusive or confirm and ratify the soid sale, pro- A Member of the Boord of Chosen Time. Apy said the controversial bill Board ot Elections, up to ontJ including of such dole. If you tail to do so. iudg viding no higher prices or better terms Freeholders All that certain lot, troct or porcel of My mtnl by.default mav be renederrd requiring financial disclosure cash or contributions of a non- A Member al the Coord ot Chosen September 77. IVJ3. shall be paid for the said property by Two Councilmen — Full term of 3 lond and premises, hereinafter particu- The following is a deicriphcn o1 itie ogomst you tor the relief demanded in ony other person or persons. Said sale, years. larly described, sftuofe, lying ond being of political contributions will cash nature such as fund rats: Two Coundimen, Full Term* Elpction Distncls swamp Road in the southerly line of cal county committcemen — held on Tuesday, June S. 1973. tersection ol Cedor Drive ontl Meyers SUPERIOR COURT AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY.TELE- lake advantage of their oppo- Mill Road, thp'ncc d) northerly along VISION TRANSMISSION AND DIS- piicofion governing permanent registration may Intersection of Crme Road and Bound- ry feet lo o point; thence I. south sixty for the purpose of conducting the Pri- Apr. 5. 11, II. 25 195.00 ligation by sold )90,200.00. e Is- register or transfer with the clerk of arv Rood, thence 141 easterly aloriQ ihe register or transfer with the clerk of suance of soid obligations authorized by Mr. Apy said both parties nine decrees, fifteen minutes west, one mary Election for the nomination of said municipality at her office, Borough NOTICE said municipality at his office, Munici northerly line ol Crme Rood to the in- hundrecf sixty feet to a point; thence 3. candidates. this Ordinance is permitted by the ex- tersection ol Conover Rood ond Cnnp Hall, 1099 East Ocean Avenue, Seo AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR know these people contribute ll-Building, 3? Monmouth Street. Red north twenty-five degrees, forty-three Said Prlmory Election will be held in Bright, Mew Jersey, at ony time be- ception contoined In paragraph "d" of on*. New Jersey, ot ony time between Rood, thence (i) northeasterly along the minutes «nt, fifty-three and nine tenths soid municipality for the purpose of THE ACQUISITION OF PART OF Section iOA:27 of soid law, to the debt to the major parlies, but her E westerly line ol Conover Road lo Ihe tween Wednesday. June 6, 1973, and PREMISES KNOWN AS THE MEA- Wednesday, June 6, 1973, and Thursday. feet to o point; thence 4, north sixty-five nominating: Thursdoy. September 27, 1973, during limitations described by sold tow. September 37, 1973, during the following most northerly inlerscclmn of Conover CHAM TRACT LOCATED AT THE fore now they didn't know Rood (at Big Brook ) and New Jersey degrees five minutes east, one hundred A Governor the following houn: Daily 9:00 o.m. to CORNER OF BROAD STREET AND SECTION 7, Thot the total omounl ol hours: Dally 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sat- tnlrty-elghtI feifee't to the point or place of A State Senotor 12:00 noon, 5:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.. Sat- the proceeds ot the obligations author- urdays, Sundays and Holidays excepted. Slate Highway Roule 3d. SYCAMORE AVENUE IN THE how much was contributed BEGINNINGGG - Two Members of the General Assem- urdoys,'Sundays and 'Holidays "excepted BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY, ized by this Ordlonce which may be ex- Plus September 35. ?6, V 7:00 p.m. to E bly pended for interest on such obligations, 9:00 p.m. Or at Commissioner of Regis- The poMinq place for Ihe fourth Elec BEING commonly known as 16 Bo/ Plus September 25, 26, 27, 7;00 p.m. tto COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATE and whether the contributions !n>n Dislnti }% Conovcr Root! School, Street, Highlands, New Jersey. A Member ot the Boord ot Chosen 9:00 p.m. Or al Commissioner of Regis- OF NEW JERSEY, AND PROVID- engineering and Inspection costs, ond le- tration Office, Court House, Court Freeholders go! fees in the manner provided in Sec- Street, Freehold, New Jersey, ot ony Conover Rood, Colls Neck, The opproclmote amount of the lodg- tration Office, Court House, Court ING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF NINE- were even. ment lo be satisfied by sold sole is the Two Counctimen (full term) 5lreet, Freehold, New Jersey, ot any TY THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED tion WA.22O ot the Revised Statutes is time between Wednesday. June 6, 1973 not to exceed S50O0.0O. ond Thursday. September 27. 1973, dur- ot *yj $4/0, Town Hall, Cedar Dnvp, sum of 119,315.00 together wlfh tne costs At Ihe Primary Election to be held on lime between Wednesday, June 6, 1973, (190,200.00) DOLLARS BONDS OR "People," lie said, "only ing the following hours; Doily 9:00 a.m. Coltt Nfck, during business hours from of this sale. Tuesday. June S, 1973, one male and one and Thursday, September ?7, 1973, dur NOTES TO FINANCE THE COST SECTION !. The lull faith and credit to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays ortd V:00 a.m. to i.OO p.m. regarding his vol The Sheriff hereby reserves (I}* right ffmolt art to be elected as members of ing the following hours: Ooily 9:00 a.m. THEREOF. ol the Borough of Shrewsbury Is hereby want to give to the party HoUdoys excepted. ing place and/or any otner election in- to adiourn this sole without further no- the State Executive Committee lor each lo 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays and BE IT ORDAINED bf the Municipal pledged to the payment of principal and which is going to win, and if 1 formation. tice by publication, of the two mojor political parties (Re- Holidays excepted. Council'of Ihe Borough of Shrewsbury, interest on all bonds and notes issued On Thursdoy. September 27, 1973, the GEORGE HANOZO' PAUL KIERNAN, publican and Democratic); one mole On Thursday, September 71, 1973, the County of nflonmouth. Stole of New Jer- pursuant to this Ordinance ond the sum were a contributor to both registration books will be closed until Township Clerk Sheriff ond one female are to be elected from registration books will be closed until sty. os follows: required for such payments shall In after the forthcoming General Election Doted: March B, 1973 eoch election district in Monmouth coct\ year, on ony of said bonds or notes Apr. 1/, 18 JI11.00 County as Members of the Monmoulh otter the forthcomlng-Generoi Election SECTION I. That Dursuant to the ap- parties, I would be hesitant if to be held on Tuesday, November 6, Gogllano, Tucci to be held On Tuesday, November 6, plicable statutes of the Stote of New outstanding, be included in Ihe annual 1973. RECTSTRY"AND^EiECTidN "~~ onci Kennedy County Executive Committee for each budget ond raised by tax, without Umi the amount was going to be of the two major political parties (Re- 1973. Jersey there is hereby outhoriied the police ot chonpe o1 residence or op- NOTICE Arty. Notice of chonge of residence or ap- acquisition of port of premises known os totion as to rote or amount upon oil the Otlcation for transfer ol rtfllstrolion TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO publican and Democratic), toxobte property In the Borough made public." ' April 11,18,23, May 7 S60.00 plication for transfer ot registration the Meacham Tract located on the cor- shall be mode either by written request NEW JERSEY Notice is hereby given thot qualified sholt be mode either by written request ner of Broad Street and Sycamore Ave- SECTION 9. This Ordinance shall foke forwarded to the Municipal Clerk, or the Notice Is hereby given thot Ihe Dis- ""REGISTRY AWD ELECTION voters of IIhI e Boroug" h Of Rum son, Coun- forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the nue in the Borough of Shrewsbury ond effect twenty 1701 days after the first Mr. Apy said the feeling County Board of Elections, on forms trict Boards ot Election and Registry In NOTICE ty of Mommouthm . State of New Jersey, County Bodrd of Elections, on forms County of Monmouth, Stale of New Jer- publication thereof, alter final passage among fund raisers for both provided by sold Municipal Clerk or ond for the, Township of Marlboro Coun- BOROUGH OF NEW SHREWSBURY not already registered in said munici provided by said Municipal Clerk or sty. In accordance with o survey Iticre- pursuant to law. Board or by calling In person at the of- ty ot Mcrimoutrt, Slate of New Jersey, polity under the taws ot New Jersey Board or by calling In person at the of- ot oh file In the Office of the Borough SECTION 10. The Ordinance entitled fice of fhe Municipal Clerk or County will m«l at the places herelnorter des- NEW JERSEY the Republicans and the. 1 Notice is hereby given that the Dts governing permanent registration may fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Clerk prepared by August F. Postel, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Board of Elections up to ond Including ignated on fnet Boards of E'ection ond Registry in register or transfer with the clerk of Board of Elections up to ond including Borough Engineer, dated May 4, 1971. THE ACQUISITION OF PART OF Democrats is that the bill will September 27. 1973. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1973 and for trie Borough ol New ShrewS' said municipality at his office, Me- September 27, 1973. PREMISES KNOWN AS THE MEA- morial Borough Hall, River Road, Rum- SECTION 2. That Ihe sum of The voting places cf and in the between the hours of 7 o.m. ond S p.m., bury. County ot Monmouth, State ot The Following is a description ot Ihe $95,000.00, Including the down payment CHAM TRACT LOCATED AT THE make fund raising more diffi- Borough of Red Bank are as follows: for the purpose of conducting the Pri- son, New Jersey, ot ony time up to and CORNER OF BROAD STREET AND Including Thursday, April 76, 1973, dur- Election Dlslrlct In the Borough of Sea hereafter referred fo be and the same is District Ne. I mory Election Tor fhf nomination of hereinalter tiesignoled on Bright and the polling place In some, lo hereby appropriated for the purposes os SYCAMORE AVENUE IN THE cult because some major con- Navesink Hook & Ladder Fire House, condl dotes. ing the following hours: Dally 9;00 o.m. BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY, COUN- TUESDAY. JUNE 5, 1973 tc 5:00 p.m., Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. wlf: stated in Section 1 hereof. tributors will now have a rea- Mechanic Street between the hours ol 7 am. and 8pm, The polling place for the Borough ol SECTION 3. 1) Is hereby found, deter- TY OF MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW District Ne. 7 said municipality for the purpose of lo 12 noon, Sundays and Holidays ex JERSEY, AND PROVIDING FOR THE for Ihe purpose ot coiidlictlrtgtlie Pri cepted. Or at Commissioner ot Regis- Sea Bright Is lomled at the Fire House, mined ond declared by this Council os son not tn make a donation for Independent Fire House, Mechanic nominating: mary Election tor the nomination of 1098 East Ocean Avenue. Seo Bright, ISSUANCE OF SIXTY EIGHT THOU- tration Office, Court House, Court tollows: SAND FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS Street. A Governor condidafes New Jersey. (a) Thot the maximum amoun) of fear of beeiinunp; involved m a District No. 3 A State Senator Street, Freehold, New Jersey, at ony (SoMOO.OOl BONDS OR NOTES TO FI- Sold Primary Election will be held m time up to and including Thursday, Voters rnoy call Ihe Borough Clerk at bonds or notes to be Issued by the NANCE THE COST THEREOF, F.r»1 Aid ond fiestue Squad Buitdtnq, Two Wemtieri ol Ihe Gfrnerni Assem- said municipality (or the purpose of FU2-OOY9, Borough HoM. 1099 East Ocean Borough for the oforesald purposes as controversy. on the east side ol Spring Street near bly April 26, 1973. during the following adopted by the Borough Council ot the nominating: hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Sat- Avenue, Sea Bright, during business described in Section 1 is SW.ZOO.00. Borough of Shrewsbury on September ' Hording Rood. A Member ot the Board of Chosen A Governor urdays, Sundays, ond Holidays ex- hours from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. re- (b) That the estimated maximum "And even worse," he said, District No. « Freeholders 12, 1972, is hereby revoked, rescinded A State Senotor cepted. garding his voting place and/or ony oth- amount to be raised from all sources by and repeated in full. Junior High School, Branch Avenue. —MUN1CIPALOFFICES, IF ANY— Two Members of Ihe General Assem- er election Information. the Borough tor Ihe purposes stated in "this bill will dry up funds for District N». 5 At the Primary Election to be held on bly On Thursday. April 26, 1973, the regis- MARY LARSON, Section 1 hereof is MS.QM.QQ. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV Liberty Engine House. White Street. Tuesday June S. 1973, one male ond one A Member or (he Boord of Chosen liotton books win be closed unhl after Borough Clerk SECTION 4. That there is hereby au- EN that the above Ordinance was duly third party or independent District No.« female ore to be elected as members of the forthcoming Primary Election to be Freeholders S73.5O thorized the Issuance af negotiable odopted on first reading by the Council candidates because thos£ Relief Engine House, Drummond tht 5tole Executive Committee for each Two members of the Borough Coun. held tin Tuesday, June 5, 1973. Apr. 17, 18 bonds of the Borough of Shrewsbury in of the Borough of Shrewsbury, County of the two ma [or political parties (Re- cil Notice of change of residence or op- on aggreoate principal, amount not ex- of Monmouth, Stote of New Jersey, on Place, publican ond Democratic); one mole PUBLIC NOTICE people who support these can> District No. 7 Af the Primary Election fo be held on plication for transfer of registration ceedfiiQ SW,200.O0 for the purposes of fi- the 10th day ot April 1973, and thot soid ond one female ore lo be elected from Tuesday, June 5. 1973, one male ond one shall be mode either by written request Take Noilce that the Board at Adjust- nancing the cost of the improvement de- Ordinance will be considered for final didatcs are generally afraid to Relief Engine House, Drummond each election district in Monmouth forwarded to the Municipal Cterk or the ment ol-the Borough ol Red Bonk ot its odoption at a meeting ot said Borough Ptoct. lemole arc to be elected os members ol scribed in Section 1 hereof pursuant to County os Members of Ihe Monmoufh the State Executive Committee for each County Board of Elections on forms regular meeting held April II, 1973 op- local bond low, constituting Chapter 1 of Council to be held at Ihe Public School. have their names linked with District No. I County Executive Committee for each of the two mojor political parlies (Re- provided by said Municipal Clerk or proved variance application of Little Title 40:A of the Revised Statutes of 20 Obre Ploce, Shrewsbury, New Jer- Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Ave- ot trie two mo|or politico! porlirs (Re- publican and Democratic); one nxile Board or by calling in person ot the of- Lobster Shanty, 146 Bodmon Ptrxe«,Red New Jersey. The form, maturities and sey, on the 8th day of May 1973 at S.-I5 candidates who might lose or nue. publican and Democratic). ond one female ore fo be elected from fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Bank, NJ. re parking ond setbacks in olher dftolls ot soid bonds shall be de- P.M., at which lime and ploce o public Notice Is hereby given thot qualified eacft election district in Monmoufh Board of Elections up to ond including connection with proposed construction termined by a subsequent Resolution hearing will be held prior lo the flnol who might be a little bit radf- District No. f April 76, 1973. of addition to restaurant, Union Fire House, Shrewsbury Ave- voters ol the Township of Marlboro, not County ns Members ol the ftAanmooih odopted pursuant to law. passage ot said Ordlnonce, and all per cal, but who nevertheless ""*' (mulct He. 19 olreodv regseeregisteredd i n soid municipalitpy County Executive Committee for each The said Boards of Registry ond Elec- RUTH M. ESCHELBACH, sons will be given an opportunity to be r Jhe l f N J ni Secretory SECTION S. Thot pending the is- heard concerning Ihe same. River Street School, River Street. undeder Jhe lawass off Neww Jerseey governingg of the two major political parties (Re- tion wilt meet on suance of the serial bonds authoriiMf in want to help them out." District NO. n permanent registratioristtinn mamay register oor publicon and Democratic). TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1973 Board or Ad|ustment transfer with the Cterh of said munici- Borough of Red Bonk, N.J. Section 4 hereof, there is hereby author JEAN W. FABRY, Borough Clerk Westslde Engine House, Leighfon Av- Notice is hereby given thot qualified between the hours of 1 o.m. and 8 p.m., ited Ihe Issuance of Bond Anticipation {99 Donations t ry at the Municipal Building, Route voters of the Borough of New Shrews- tor the purpose of conducting the Gener- ADI-II 18 SJ.50 April II. 1973 139.25 Dlltrict No. 13 .. Mariboro, New Jersey any time up bury, County ol Monmouth, Stale of al Election. Mr. Apy predicted there -First Aid ond Rescue Squad Building, to and Including Thursday, April 36, New Jersey, not olready registered in Said General Election will be held In on the east sice ot Spring Street near 1973, during tne following hours: Mon- soid municipality under the laws ot New said municipality 'or the purpose of TEGATNOT ICE "TEGAL NOTTCE would be a lot of $!W contribu- Hording Rood. day Ihrougn Friday from 9:30 a.m. to Jersey governing permanent regtstra electing: Voters moy colt the Borough Clerk ot 4:30 p rtv Or ol Commissioner of Regis- tion moy register or transfer with rhp A Governor Blondo ond Blanda tions which would not have to 747-SKKI, Municipal Building, 32 Mon- trotion Office, Ind floor. New Court clerK of saia municipality at his olfice. A Slate Senator Atterfuvk for Plaintiff mouth Street, during business hours House, Freehold, New Jersey, any time Borough Building, 556 Tmton Avenue, Two Members of 'he Generol Assem- fa Hoiltl Annul be reported, but that people trom 9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m., regarding up to ond Including Thursaoy, April 26. New Shrewsbury. New Jersey, al any bly HO1I«I, HM l\\\*i O77M who normally would have con- their voting places and/or any other 1973, during thp following hours: Doily time up to and including Thursday, A Member of the Boord of Chosen MMM-7770 voting Information. 9:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturdays, Sun- April 26, 1973, during the following Freeholders SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY tributed several hundred dol- JOHN BRYAN, doys ond Holidays excepted. hours: Daily 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m Sal- Two Councilmen Hull term) CHANCERY DIVISION Borouoh Clerk On Thursday, April 24, 1973, the regis- urdovs. Sundavs ond Holidays excepted Notice is hereby given that qualified MONMOUTH COUNTY lars would now have a reason Acr. 17, IB S86 SO tration books will be closed until oner And Monday April 11. 1973 and voters of the Borough of Rumson, Coun- DOCKET NO. F-1US72 ihe forthcoming Primary Election to be •Thursday April 2A. 197.1 from ?:3Q to ty of Monmouth, State of New Jersey. SOROUSH OF KEANSBURO. a municipal corporation, to limit their contributions to REGISTRY AND ELECTION he!d on Tuesday, June S, 1V73. 9*00 p.m. Or ot Ihe Commission of Reg- not already registered in said munici- Plomlill, an amount which wouldn't NOTICE Notice of change of residence or op istration Office, Court House, Court pality under the lows of New Jersey gov- •vr COLTS NECK TOWNSHIP plication for transfer of registration Street, Freehold. New Jersey, ot any erning permanent registration may reg- BLOCK <». LOT 4, usillM lo Frank « Shirley Lone; et ols have tn be made public. NEW JERSEY shall be mode either by written request timt up to and including Thursday April ister or transfer with the clerk of said Civil Action Notice u hereby given thot Ihe Dis- forwarded to the Municipal Cterk or ihe 26. 19*3, during the following hours' municipolily at his office. Memorial NOTICE OF IN REM FORECLOSUDES "If I give a coffee for a can- trict Boards of Election end Registry in County Board of Elections on forms Daily 0:00 a.m. fo 4:30 p.m.. Saturdays, Borough Hall, River Rood, Rumson, OF TAX HEN TITLES ond for the township ot Colts Neck, provided by said Municipal Clerk, or Sunriays. ond Holidays excepfed. New Jersey, at any time between By Borough of Keansburg In Ihe County of Monmaufh, a Municipal Corporation. didate," he said, "and it costs County ot Monmouth, State ot New Jer Board or by colling In ptrson ot the of- Wednesday, Jjne 6. 1973 ond Thursday, TAKE NOTICE, thai an action. In rent, hos been commenced In the Superior Court ol New Jersey, by the filing ol a Com fice of the Municipal Clerk or County On Thursday. April 26. 1973, the regiv September 27, 1973. during the following scy, will meel ot thr places heremoftrr tration books will be closed unfH after plaint on April o, 1973 to foreclose and forever bar any ond all rights of redemption ot the parcels ot land described In the tax me more than $1011,1 will have designated on Board of Elections up to ond Including hours: Dally 9:00 o.m, to 5:00 p.m. Sat- foreclosure list below from plaintiff's tax Men titles. , April 36, 1973. the forthcoming Primary Election lo tip urdays from 9 am. to 12 noon, Sundays tn report it," he said, "and TUESDAY. JUNE 5, 1973 held on Tuesday. Jimp 5. 1973. and Holidays e*cepted. Or ot Commis 1. The action Is brought ogalnsl the lond only, and no personal ludgment moy be entered therein, between the hours of 1 o.m ond 6pm, The sold Boards of Registry ond Elec Notice of change of residence or ap- 2. Any person desiring to protect a right, title or Interest In fhe described lond'tir any porcel thereof by redemption oc to con- tion will meet on sioner at Registration Office, Court that's absurd." tor the purpose of conducting the Pn- plication 1or transfer ol registration House, Court Street, Freehold, New Jer- test plaintiff! rlQM lo foreclose, must do so by paying Ihe amount required to redeem as set forth below, plus Interest, to the mory Election (or the nom-no'ton ot TUESDAY, NOVEMBER*. Iff/3 shall be made either by written,/eque5t date of redemption and such coats as the court may olio*, prior to the entry of ludgmenl therein, or by filing Itie answer to the between the hours ot 7 am ond 8 p.m , sey, ot any time between Wednesday, He said the bill as written candidates. forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the June 6, 1973 ond Thursday, September comptolnt selling forth defendant's defense, within forty-five doys after date of fhe publication of this nollce. Said Primary Eledr ttif Monmauin Commissioner of Reoistrotion 011*ce. Rumson ond the polling places in some, "I can see it now," he said. t Court House, Court Street. Freehold, Two members of trip Boroupn Coun II. Column No. II sels forth the omoun! lo redeem. County £«ecuiivr Committee (or to:h al. to wit TAX FORECLOSURE L^ST ol the two nioior political portipi iRp New Jersey, otony timebeiweeri tied.on District I "Certain prosecutors in the; Wednesday. June 4, 1973 and Thursday. Notice k rierenv given thnt qualified Description Description AMI. of Tax publicon and Democratic 1 voters of Ihe Borough ot New Shrews t\\\ thni port ol trie Borouqh 01 Rum of kind at of land as lltns accruing Nofce is hereby given inot quoMipd September ?7, 1973, during the following '•on hou"dcci 05 tollows; to wit Bound state coming up with in-- hours: Dally 9:00 o.m to 4 30 p.m.. Sat- bury. County of Monmouth, Slofe of Namt of Owner It II appears Doll sub. to tax tail New Jersey, not already registered in rd on (lie north by the Shrewsbury Riv dictments two weeks before urdays, Sundays ond Holidays excepted. er. on the cast by Binghom Avenue; on stti. cirf. Dot. Boot! os II apptori on on Ctrl, of on Tox of Incl'g. Int., Amoui County of Monmoulh, 5io!e oi Ne* Jer- said municipality under the lows of New No. No. R.corotd Poei No. lotl tax dupllcoli Duplicate sey, not olreofly registered in said mu On Thursday. September 37. 1973. the Jersey governing permanent registra *t\c souln by Ridge Rood and River Tax Sale Soli Salt ptn1.. 1 cosli Rt election alleging violation of mcipolity under the lows ot New Jersey registration oooks will be clossti umit tion may reqisler or transfer with the Rood nnn on 1ne wesl by BeMcvup Ave- ditm governing permanent reotstrntion may offer the forthcoming General Election clerk of said municipolily a' his office. nue niid Buena Vi5ta Avenue extended the disclosure law because Borough Building, 556 Tinton Avenue, PnlnncT Plnce - Oreomc Fire Homp. 1100 9/11 Hi 2562 Frank & Shirley BI.«Lt • 12/4/64 1239.12 1150.22 11,090.04 soid municipality o1 his oTtiCP, Town 1973 New Shrewsbury. New Jersey ot ony W River Root! & Allen Street. p. »7 Lone • candidates didn't file on time.. HoM, Cedor Drive. Colts Neck. New Notice Ot Cnonnf c*f residence Of op~ time befween Wednesday, June 6, 1973 Election District I 1103 9/JI/85 2562 Antonio Imbrendn Bl. 89 Lts II. 12/4/64 465.93 1192.03 8,957 16 '*' Jersey, at ony nmp up TO ond including plication tot trotter ot • egiMrution ond Thursday, September V, 1973, dur- An (hut ourl of tlic Borough ot Rum p. 306 I!, Pt 13, 13A, 14 12, pt. 13, 13A, 14 Thursday. April 26. 1973. during the fol- shoti be mode cither by writlen request ing the following hours: Daily 9:00 a.m son bounded os loflaws, lo wif Bound 3 1105 9/21 MS 2562 Elwood A. Lowlor 81. °2 L1. It Bl. n L'. 16 13/4/64 58.(5 926.21 9S4.66 "So," he said, "any slip-up,' lowing hours : Doily 0 00 o.m to i:0C lorwarded fo the Municipal Clerk or the lo"4:3D p.m . Saturdays. Sundays ond ca on the north hy tne Shrew^uurv Riv- p. 304 p.m., Mtufdays, Sundays ond Holidays County Board of Elections, on forms Holidays ncepted Or ot the Commis o>,• on the cost by Avenue of Two Riv < IK» 9/JI/SS 2562 Wm & Hden Me Bl 101 Lt J5 Bl 101 LI 35 pt. 12/19/66 507.SO 7295.62 7.BO3.I2 intentional or unintentional^, txcepled. Or ot Commissioner ot Regis provided by joid Municipal Clerk or stoner of Registration Office. Court f."s, on Ihe ioutn by Ridge Road ond on p. 303 Donald trot ion Oftice. Court House. Court Board o' by calling in person ot the ot House, Court Street, Freehold. New Jer- i Binghi 5 1112 O/2I /»5 2562 Elizabeth Me Bl lOvLt. 12. W Bl. 109 Lt. »2. 14 l?/i/*4 56.71 can result in a 'cold turkey'j Street, Freehold, New Jersey, of any fice of Ihe Municipol Clerk or County sey, at any time between Wednesday. Place -• Rum&on Fire House. E River p. 313 Aghon et al time up to on inrludma Thursday. April Board of Election! up to ond including June t. 1973 and Thursday. September Road A Blackpoint Rood 2642 Mary Soitse- Bl. 3D. 32.33 Bl 3 Lt. 32,33 U/3/6S 32 19^ 726 10 75J.fj9 situation for a candidate." ; 24. 1973, Outing the- following TOUTS: September V. W73 p. 52) 27. IV3, during the following hours: Election District 3 Doily 9:00 o.m. to <;30 p m . Saturdays All tnoi port of the Bor ouqh ot Ru<"- ; un 3/o/«7 2642 Gridtj Mlcherifelder Bl. 39 Lt. 37 Bl. 39 LI. 17 12/3/65 21.34 351.90 373.24 Sundays ond Holidays encepted. Doily 9 00 a m. lo 4:30 p.m., Saturdays. p. 525 Mr. Apy said elections could j ship ot Morfboro are os tollows Sundays and Holidays excepted son bounded as loHowj; to wii: Bound- ELECTION DISTRICT NO ) rd on the not th and cost by Ihe Shrews- I H28 ]/9/<7 2642 H. Victor Fltrro Bl. 10 Ll! 19, 20 Bl. 80 LU. ». JO 17/3/65 49.49 528:11 577.60 be won or lost on so-called; On Thursday, April 26. 1973, the reo'S On Thursday. September V. 1973, the p. 526 tratlon books will be closed unhl ofVi Liberty Grnnqe Hall, registration books will be closed until tiiTv River, pn the south by Rumson the forthcoming Primary Election to be fit. No 79, Marlboro Road and Shrewsbury Drive and on the 1129 3*9/67 2642 H. Victor Flerio Bl. 80 Lt. II Bl. K LI. II II/3/6S 29.20 333.18 36!.3« election law violations and not i. offer the forthcoming Genernl Election p. 527 held on Tuesday. June S, wi ELECTION DISTRICT NO 3 io be held on Tuesday, November A. v-csi by ftvpniif o1 Two Rivera Polling RobeMsvuie Fire House. PIOCP - Holy GosS School. Word Avc, IM3 3/9/S7 2641 Willlom 1 Audrey Bl 137 LI. PI. 81 137 LI Pt. 12/3/65 139.17 2676.68 2,815.95 on the validity of the issues in •< 'Notice ot change ol residence or OP 1973. ,( p 536 Allan II ond Pt. IS plication for transfer of registration Rf No. 520, RobertsvNlp Notice of change ol residence or ap & Run-on Rood KondPI IS the campaign. stall be mode either bv written request ELECTION DISTRICT NO 1 Election District A 1ISJ 3/9/67 2642 Estate ot Chorlel Bl. « Lt. 68 Bl. 46 Lt. U '12/9/66 1,156.60 1289.41 2,446.01 forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the MorgonvMIe Independent Fire Hmnp Au thot por.i ot IMP Bor ouqh o' Rum- p. 537 Gelhoui shod be mode either by wnften request III? 10/11 /6? 2796 fleocon Beoch Ass'n. County Boord of Elections on terms St. No 79 Morgonvtlte forwarded to the Municipal Cterk or the son oounded'as lollops, to wil Bound- Bl. 63 LI. I 12/8/67 446.46 provided by said MumopDi Clerk or • ELECTION DISTRICT NO. I Pd on Hie north by R irtqe Rcod. on (tip JSII.Or "The guys who are out cam-1 County Boatt) ol Elections, on torms p. 349 Board or by coiling in person ol the of- Moraonville Volunteer Fire House provided by soid Municipal Clerk or eusi Dv Buenn Vis'o Avenue: on 'tie 3.964.53 fice of the Municipal Clerk or County Tennenl Rd , MorgonvMle 1171 10/21/69 2796 Dominic L. Bcllelza Bl. 19 Lts. 81. 19 Lts. 12/8/67 607.38 paigning with nothing to lose; Boord of Elections up lo ond including ELECTION DISTRICT NO S (Hid on Hie vsPSt Dy OokCS ROOD ond p 3S3 11A, II, 13 11A. 12, 13 6860.30 9,467.68 fitc ot the Municipal Clerk or County 1179 I0-JW6S 2796 Domintc L. Bclletta Bl. 19 LIs will make this law their camtj April 2ft. 1973. RobertSviHe Elementary School Boo'ff of Elections up to one! including Hume Rotid Poiimu Plate - Congrrgc Bl. 19 Lts. 11/1/67 J97.I5 The iaifl Boards ot Rcgisirv ond F!i-< •inn B mu Israel SynorjO(ji>e. Hnnco S. p. 354 14-U 14-16 8721.39 9,611.54 paign," He said. .. . f*ntembcr V. 1973. 10/71IM 2796 Bl H Lt. q . tion will mret on ELECTION DISTRICT^ ** The voting places ot ond ii the p'tiae Ri'^f1^. . ... llrt Dominic L. Btllena 61 .ML!. l TUESDAY,NOVEMBtfc *. >Wj Morlboro Hign School f Election Districl 5 p. 352 PI. 37 PI. 37 31 It "41.23 As an alternative, Mr. Ap\ Borough of Nrw Shrewsbury o e os lot i 1199 10/!|/«9 2796 01. «? Ill between tne hours ot 7 o m. and »pfn R'. NO IS. Morlborp "|| itiot pot i vt trie Borough ot Rum Anthony C. Corlone, Jr. 11/8/67 ' 207.79 son t'cu'iticd as (allows, to wil Bound 1941.OS for the purpose of conducting trtf Gcntr ELECTION DISTRICT NO 7 District No. 1 2.155.15 said abuses of the campaign;? ol Election. Morlboro elementary School Its 5chool, 67* fri on me noitn rjv River Road ond p. 356 63-6 to M 10 63-6 to 63-10 Ridtjc Rood. o'i the tost tiy Gingham 17 19D0 10/21/69 2796 Anthony C. Corlone Jr. contribution can be easily" Sold General Election win ae hpin m School Hd West, Marlboro 1 81. 12 Lts. Bl. 82 Lh. 1.1/6/67 111.36 said, municipality for ttie pu'Dnsf of ELECTION DISTRICT NO. I A vnv.. e. on the south by the SouM 1342.6! 1.470.9S electing: \>htf rtStn*'v River ot>rt on Ine west by p 6311/63 13 63-11/63-13 handled by strict enforcement RobertsyiMf Mroeiqotipn School Bueno Visio Avenue Pollinq Ploce — A Governor Union Milt & Tennent Rd., Mora II 1901 10/21/69 2796 Anthony C. Corlone. Jr. Bl. 62 LI. I7A Bl. f> Lt. S2A 11/8/67 121.36 of existing laws. A State Senator HorrcstiKiic School- Blockpoinl Road A 1097.62 1.225.98 ELECTION DI5TRICT NO » District! No. Fo'rest Avenue 2796 Two Members of H General A«pm Morganvilie First Aid BirJg. e Engine Co. 19 1902 I0/2W69 Domlmc L. Btlleilo Bl 97LI1 Bl. 92 Lts. 12/8/67 713.12 7954 61 8,661.64 ''The New Jersey politi- bly Tennenl Rd.. Morganville Avenue Election District 4 p. 351 11,11 11,12 A Member of the onnl nf C>>c.>i«ry Dove nnd Ru'nson Rood, on Ihp this country because people A Towmhip Clerk District No. 5 eosi Dy Avenue ot Two River's, on thp 10/21/69 2796 Mory & Salvatore Bl. 41 LI. 71 Bl. 41 Lt 21 12/13/68 22149 3149.14 3,477.63 1 Marlboro Firr House HI Gogllordi A Tax Collector " * Rt No 79. Morlboro Tmton falls Firchouse, S Fire House are people. j Notice Is hereby given that qualified Rood mm 0" riu' west Dy Buighom Avenue, 10/21/69 27» Anna E. Kendno BI.4ILI. 46 Bl 41 Lt. 46 12/13/68 55542 4062.92 4.631.34 ELECTION DISTRICT NO 11 f) p. 370 : voters of the Township of Colts Neck, Robertsville Bible Church. Diilntr No, * otlii!o Ploce -- !>t Grorge s By Thp "If people have a 'bad' im-' : County of Monmooth, Stote ol Hew jer Swimming River School. 720 Hancc River, Ralph Hail. Lincoln Avenue M 19» 10/21/61 2796 G.E. Oitrav, Trust Bl. 71 Lt. 6 12/13/61 461.55 3138 52 4.300.07 %ey, not already registered in said mu- Sondoy School Blog.. p. 375 ot AI Ruciln Church RrJ , Morgonvitle Avfnue. Votets may coll ihe Borough Clerk age of New Jersey politicians \ nicipality under the laws of New Jersey voters moy coil the Borough Clerk or a' b-t; JJUU, Memoriol Borough Hall.' 1919 10/21/69 77M Susie B. Cupoli 81 1*25 LI. 30 11/13/61 340.29 306.27 648.56 governing permanent registration moy Voters may coll the Township Cfcrk p. 360 at 4670059. Municipal Office, Mom 547-3400, Municipal Building. 556 Tinton River Rood, Rumson, Curing business because of the recent in- regikter or transfer with the clerk cf Avenue. New Shrewsbury, during bust- hours trom $:00 a m lo 500 p.m Satur- I9W 10/21/69 2796 Ojcar Fournler Bl 125 Lfl. Bl. 1JS. LIS. 12/13/61 573.29 2179.2] 2.851.52 sold municipality at his office - Town Street, Marlboro, during business hours p. 362 5»A, 60. 61 59*. 69. 61 dictments and investigations,, from 9:20 o.m lo 4:30 p.m. regarding ness hours from 9 00 a.m, fn t 30 p.rrt. days from 9:00 a.m to 12:00 noon, re- Hall, Cedar Drive, Colts Neck, New renaming his voting plat* and/or any garding his voting ploce and/or any oth- DATED: April II, TO3 y Jersey, of any «lme between Wednesday his voting place and or any other tiec- BLANOA AND BLANDA it is only because New Jersey i lion information. Oih*r election mfof motion er plecliOn mlnrmolions June t, 1W3, ond Thursday, September ALBERT A KERR. JR Attorneys for Plaintiff V» 1973, during fhe following hours: ROSE FJALKOFF JEROME SPEED, has had aggressive law en-M Borough Clerk Philip J. Blondo, Jr. Dally 9:00 am. "o 5:00 p.m.. Saturday*, Acling Township Clerk Clerk A Member of the Firm forcement — more ag Sunday* and Hot I days encepled. Or ot Apr. If, tl • 183.00 Apr. 17, II m.00 Ap/ 17, Tl 17? JO April 11 than any other state." "The Dally Beglster, Red Bank - Middktown, N. J. Wednesday, April 18,1973 [Snuffy Smith '~M'v f LflND Crossword Puzzle ILLLETJUGHfllD DOC PRITCHART JUQHfliDJeSLTRIEOTO \ \ O'GOSHEN!.' QIUEVETH' PUT IT ALL ACROSS 30 NorthAfrica: 55 -bear TAKE A BABV kflCCOON ) /WUZ HE. PLAVBACK ON TAPE 1 Walkway abbr. ' 68 Mrs. Martin 13N«l«qn~ 5 With shoes 18 - trwew AWAY FROM ITS MAW, / I SCRATCHED UP 31 Ireland Johnson 1 MAW 9 A'rag, - 34 Far North 60 Grease (teenager * etc. Indians 61 Caviar reward) If Eight: Span. 37 Distant 63 Age 19 Blood brother 15 Assistant 39 Dross 64 WWII tiller 25 A letter you 16 Bogged down 40 Horn 68 A cousin of can counton 17 Celestial 42 Obtained ice- onion 27 Road plantings house 69 Heavy cord 28 Leftover 20 Evening: 44 A goat'll 70 - the riot 32 Well behoved poet. doit act 33 Large land 21 Young goat 45 Spot 71 Mislays birds 22 To - With 47 Polar winter 72 Dines 34 Curate . 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overly concerned about anoth- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 just ahead; surprise takes er's whereabouts. Now is the — Never one to^shirk your — Born today, you are a con- away from you this pre- time to hang onto your own duty, you may find yourself a .sistently hard worker who can requisite. identity first of all. bit overloaded with responsi- be depended upon completely Basically thrifty, you never- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) bilities as a result. Keep to shoulder his share of the re- theless show at times an in- — Not a day of success for the aware of trends; act accord- It'S CLERICAL sponsibility for any given clination toward extra- unimaginative Gemini. On the ingly. project or enterprise. Not one vagance that surprises every- FLO, WE'VE GOT -ANICEUTTLE other hand, if you've given SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- to improvise unless given free one — yourseirincluded. You your fancy free rein, you may Dec. 21) —• Personal dealings SOMETHING MERE IF 10U CAN rein to do so, you follow direc- know full well the value of IVwr MIGHT TOB. WHAT COME UP WITH know real gains hy evening. that have finances as a fringe DWERSAV? tions to the letter — and ac- money — and no one appre- SUTANbV- A1Y/A/&DOWM CANCER (June 21-July 22) element can lead you a merry 0NE.FRE6, tually prefer having direc- ciates more than you do the chase this morning. Afternoon tions to follow. Your ability to need for frugality in the inter- — Moodiness makes it impos- WBRE IN sible for you to employ your and evening are for a good re- BUSINESS conceive of plans and to carry ests of family security. But covery. them out successfully to prof- there are times when you sim- usual good judgment this itable ends may be little real- ply can no longer abide a morning. Take your time with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ized by you — and realized budget, when the need to decisions throughout the day. 19) — A day which is for the even less by others — simply spend, freely overwhelms the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - An most part taken up with rou- because you exerise it so need to save. original idea put forth at just tine activities. A surprise re-, little. the right time could gain you action in late afternoon leaves To find what is in store for the advancement your desire. you with considerable food for Methodical both in your you tomorrow, select your Keep others guessing — but thought. birthday and read the corre- thinking and in your behavior, only for a little while. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. you are nevertheless given to sponding paragraph. Let your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - 18) - You should be able to confusion when faced with the birthday star be your daily Come directly to the point appreciate the delieacv of the stress and strain of unusual guide. when talking over your prob- situation. But if you can't, situations or circumstances. lems with another. Possible there are others who can; . Not one who reacts well to THURSDAY, APRIL 19 solutions can be boiled down turn the problem over to surprise, you need the safety ARIES (March 21-April 19) to one if you are clever. them! and security of routine, of the — Make every effort to see customary happening oc- the other fellow's point of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) - PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) curring at the customary time view; unless you do, you may A delicate matter calls for — Do what you can to dispel and in the customary way. well be in for serious trouble. delicate handling. Don't be the unnecessary gloom that Your ability to act and react Keep your wits about you. surprised should you be called hangs over your operations greatly depends upon your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) upon to offer your own past today. This is a good time to ability to predict events lying — Take care not to become experience up for analysis. recall events of the past. Sheinwold's Bridge Advice By ALFRED SHEINWOLD hearts. trump. What's more, West North dealer Now South could take the might have entered the bid- North-South vulnerable To find the right defense in rest of the tricks very easily, ding. Since West had not bid ' isw'r IT H JUST LOOK UP IN TMAT ( WMV DOM'T I WOULD, BUT I NORTH / A LOVELY TREE-THE LITTLE ^r VOU DO f discarding a heart and a club and had not led a heart, this THINK THE BRANCH difficult cases, dream up a • Q95 *i ROMAMTIC -( BOY ROBIN IS I H ) v hand for declarer to hold. on dummy's diamonds — af- possibility had to be rejected. N SPRIM6 V- KISSING \ —•V-'S- WOULD. ter drawing the rest of the There was no such reason tf Q4 ( HOLD ME Then check this hand against O AKJ 103 THE LITTLE trumps. for discarding the possibility I V GIRL ROBIN all the evidence to see if it is + QI06 J DEAR? possible. How should East have that South had a singleton WEST West opened a trump (a known that a club lead was club. This matched up with all EAST 4 87 4 632 poor choice against a slam better than the ten of hearts? . the evidence. Hence East <3 J7532 Z> 10 8 contract), and South won with Find Short Suit should have known that a club The question was: Which return was best. O 52 O 094 the jack. South shrewdly took A AJ84 + K 7 5 3 2 the diamond finesse at once. suit was South short of? He DAILY QUESTION If it lost, he wanted East to obviously had a long spade Partner bids one diamond, SOUTH have no information to guide suit and three diamonds. If and the next player passes. • AKJ 104 him. South had a losing singleton, You hold: SB 3 2 H-10 H D-Q 9 O AK96 As it turned out, East that was the suit that East, 4 C-K 7 5 3 2 What do you say? O 875 couldn't work out the best re- wanted to lead. Answer: Bid two diamonds. • 9 If South had a losing single- You have adequate trump turn. He knew that he had to North East .South West lead back a heart or a club, ton in hearts, West would support with 5 points in high I O Pass I 4 Pas-, have a strong eight-card heart U A fer, so he returned the ten of have led a heart instead of a for a raise of partner's suit. Opening lead -48 ANA\£00£A CUPPA COCOA? eeee PCMOH5 AN'6UCH? YOU'RE TAKING AUAYOI/R WHO IN THE WORLP |6AME BECAUSE OF GAM0LIN6? WOULP EVER BET ON OUR TEAM?.'!.'

The IMianloni Hr. lie Itailcv THE OLP SODS WHO STRUCK YES, BUT NOW YOU DOWN LIARS HERE SEEM TO /VW5T CONVINCE THE AAU5K YOU A^EAN ME'5 Wr4AT MAPPENEP BELIEVE VOU-ANP SO DO I. JUNGLE PATROL. OIL I TO THE <3ENEf?4|.'S> MUSTACHE? r, txA Bank - MkUUetown, N.I. Wednesday, April 18,1*72 Judge's Role Seen Art Television Today Show Key New York Channe!»-2.4,5,7,9,11,13 O GET SMART (Continued) DAYTIME SPORTS © HOW DO YOUR CHILDREN GROW? the way they pass oy trie best 2:00 Q WETS BASEBALL — Mah vs. Chiugo *0O 0 MEDICAL CENTER areas in the whole, country. DAYTIME MOVIES A professor known for extrasensory perception tits a vision of his own wife's death In surgery, (ft) like in Colts Neck." O "My Couiin Rtchtl" ID DRAGNET I 10:30 ID "Tli< Atomic Kid" Tow-truck operators fleece drivers on the Los An- -How much time do you t 1:00 0 "Quist American" geles freeway system- spend painting?" ^ -J Q "The Flying Strptnt" IB SOUL! "Not as much as I d like. A j 4:30 Q "Catling Norlhiid. 777" 9:30 |D DRAGNET II O "War tnd Paaca" (Part III) A businessman asks for police help to atop his few hours a week. Then with ;: daughter and son-in-law from experimenting with EVENING marijuana- running to shows and galleries | IO.-00 Q CANNON and working with other orga-1 t:oo a a a NEWS The auspicious death of a. labor leader bring» 0 THE FLINTSTONES Cannon lo a witness who will not come forward nizations - it aU cuts into *, ••Wilma's Vanishing M" because he faces draft evasion charges. (R) your painting time." •; i Q BAT MASIERSON O SEARCH "Double Showdown" "The Murrow Disappearance." Lockwood must "Would you eventually like ; (D GILLIGAN'S ISLAND .• ... find a missing State Department foreign affairs to reach the point where you t consultant who is involved in a martial scandal. "HI. Gillian Hnd the Dragon" 0 ID NEWS ,, could paint full time ex- ; (3 HODGEPODGE LODGE O OWEN MARSHALL clusively?" " 4:30 0 I LOVE LUCY "Journey Through Limbo." Marshall defends Dlg- "The Fashion Show" trict Attorney Gianneta's eon accused of murder "Yes. But I don't anticipate Q HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL in a drug overdose death. (R) it in the foreseeable future. "The Statue of San Sebastian" O BORIS KARLOFF PRESENTS "Man In the Cage" Perhaps for a single person .. (D BEAT THE CLOCK p (B BOOK BEAT IB AMERICA '73 . But maybe that's not so bad. 7:00 O CBS NEWS 10:30 (D NEWS PLUS If I did work at it for eight PEOPLE WILL SAY THEY'RE IN O NBC NIGHTLY NEWS 11:00 BOO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS hours a day, perhaps I would : 0 THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 0 ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS LOVE — Shirley Jones and Gordon MacRae star get drained and my work ' "The Cannon" "Equalizer" as the romantic couple, Laurey and Curly, in the » ABC NEWS WITH SMITH. REASONER 0 THE LATE MOVIE - would suffer. Now I always ' Q THE AVENGERS "Panic In the City" starring Howard Duff, Linda film version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's clas- Crlstal. A federal agent uncovers a conspiracy have, ideas and I can always I ".Sufir Secret Cypher Snalch" plot to start World War HI. sic musical "Oklahoma!" on "The CBS Friday (II I DREAM OF JEANNIE get right into my work. It is (D PERRY MASON Night Movies" Friday at 8:30 p.m. on the CBS 7:30 "Jesnnie and the Kidnap Caper" very exciting." ' IK) CAPITOL VIEWPOINT •The Case of the Bluffing Blast" Television Network. (Rebroadcast) Q WACKY WORLD OF JONATHAN WINTERS IB EVENING EDITION Guests: Harnnra Krldon, Jerry Vale. O THRILLSEEKERS 11:30 Q THE CBS LATE MOVIE •The Tiger Makes Out" (1867) starring Anne Model Airplane Hnat; Chuck Connors. Jackson, Ell Wallach. A frustrated mailman meets THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM - A 17th-century 0 THAT GIRL up with an equally frustrated housewife. •'Author! Auttior!" n THE TONIGHT SHOW Tilts Saturday dream of medieval glory that has relevance for Q DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE 0 THE 11:30 MOVIE today unravels in "The Adventures of Don Quix- 01 THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER "Blowing Wild" (1953) starring Gary Cooper, LINCROFT - Remember 8:00 "The Computer" Barbara Stanwyck. A wild-catter pins his des- .ote," the acclaimed adaptation of the ageless Cer- © THE 5l»t STATE perate hopes on a gusher in the wild oil fields. the thrill of discovering that a vantes novel, starring Rex Harrison in the title CT THE SONNV & CHER COMEDY HOUR 0 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW model plane will ily, powered tongosr role of the eccentric scholar-turned-chivalric- Guests: Robert Goulet, the Temptations. (R) Gue.it: Robert Klein. by a tightly wound rubber 0 ADAM. 12 (D BEHIND THE LINES knight.will be broadcast on the CBS Television "O'Brien's Stand." Pete's npartment house man- band? Network Monday, at 9 p.m. apcr plrketa the police department to protect their 12:00 (D THE TWILIGHT ZONE Children ages 16 and young- failure to capture a purse anatcher. (R) (B THE 5lir STATE er will have the chance to NOW fl HOGAN'S HEROES 12:30 ID NIGHT FINAL "How1* the Wcatlier" compete in a model airplane & THE PAUL LYNDE SHOW 1:00 O NEWS l-'ri. Ml<- "Tlie Landlord." Paul tries to reconcile Howie's O THE ONE O'CLOCK MOVIE contest Saturday at Holmdel OPEN FOR LUNCHEON KiMic Connor* Sat. Nile •73'ninRed parents, hoping they'll invite Howie and •'Charlie's Aunt" (1941) starring Jack Benny, Ksy Barbara, to live with them. (K) Francis. Park, with prizes and ribbons Good Friend Q MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE O THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW to be awarded for the longest Jiminv Slarr "Crlss Cross" (1948) alarrinff Burt Lancaater, 1:15 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW flights. Businessmen's Lunch - Cocktails Yvonne DeCario. A. young drirter returna home to "Aunt Clara" (1954) starring Margaret ItuUier- discover his ex-wire has married a. gangster. ford, Ronald Shiner. Contestants will be divided 01 TWILIGHT ZONE 1:30 O THE LATE SHOW Monday thru Friday "Nick of Time" into two age groups, with ••San Francisco" (1938) starring Clark Gabje, three rounds of competition iB TO BE ANNOUNCED Jeanette MacDonald. 8:30 Cl NBC WEDNESDAY MYSTERY MOVIE 2:00 O NEWS AND WEATHER scheduled to begin at noon, "Banacck: To Steal a Kinff." A valuable coin col- 2:15 O EVENING PRAYER 1:30 and 3 p.m. Special Dining Facilities for 'the Happy Apple Inn lection vanishes from a hotel vault ani police and 3:00 O SERMONETTE Club & Business Luncheons hotel security are helpless to solve Uie case. (R) 3:40 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW The event will be sponsored RT. M COLTS NECK O THE SHENYANG ACROBATIC TROUPE "Ain't Mlstehavln'" (1955) starruig Itory Cal))oun, by the Monmouth County The troupe star In a stunning display of skill in Piper Laurie. Oppmilr Delicious Orchards acrobatics and conjuring ictj from the John P. 5:20 O GIVE US THIS DAY Park System in cooperation Lunch Hours: 11:00 AM-2:00 PM IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKennedI y IIIIICenteI r IIIIIn WashingtonI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, D.C i IIIIIIIIII mi IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII with the Monmouth Model EASTER SPECIAL Airplane Club, which will Italian-American Restaurant B\Ki:i> VIRGINIA HAM present demonstrations of ra- nilliCiimlii-il Yiiiu

Malta otf Main When Scorpio wants you... SAVOY Asbury Park • 988-3533 ^WALTEIMttf there is no place to hide! TWATKS • •••••••••• •NOW THRU THURSDAY* BAREVRA'S JOY — Barbra Streisand joins-her husband, David Selby and her two children orva merry-go-round in a momentary departure from a series of role playing adventures in 'Up the Sandbox." The film opens today at several theaters in the area. IHEtlHSfflCORPORIIIONw. i SUMMER OF '69 r 9 BURTUNCASTER IN COLOR Lyric ADULTS ONLY Then and Now Opening PAULSCOFIELD - ft MCHAEL WINNER Film JACKLEMMON Tonight at Wilson Hall United Artists IN HIS MOST DRAMATIC ROLE SINCE'TIC DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES" WEST LONG BRACH - and also the originator of the pose of it all, there'll be a spe- The most incredible manhunt of them all! togetherness lark. cial award made" following to- Monmouth College faculty, STARTS TODAY AT RED CARPET THEATRES students and staff will join, "We thought it would be a morrow night's closing cur- "SAVE THE forces tonight and tomorrow good idea," Dr. Neser ex- tain. It's to go to the student •7«-ll.l.H«.lVI.-| night to present "Then and plains, ''to involve all sectors who, in the judgment of his W«Lr[Bfit*DE'S MUSIC MAKtH s TOWN WEST MALL CINEMA I TIGER" Now," a variety shqw de- of the campus community in a (or her) peers, has best ex- signed to limn the last five cooperative project. We sent emplified the spirit of the WITH decades — lightly — in song, out word we were holding au- SEA human relations pro- JACK GILFORD skit and dance. ditions, and the response was gram. The sequence will run from encouraging. A lot of people the 20s and a fast-stepping wanted to get into the act, and chorus of Charleston dancers, we think that's great. It's the Town West on up through the 60's and an first time, to my knowledge, STRAND equally spirited stand for that faculty, students and Theatre Women's Lib. For a contem- staff have teamed for a proj- St. James porary cap, there'll be a spoof ect of this type." KEYPORT on the state of current TV. • Not only before scenes, but I ALEX CORD a minute to Billed as a "revue of nost- behind scenes as well, the co- WHEN SCORPIO WANTS I pray., a second to die algia," the footlight romp will operative effort is evident. 'ALL-AMERICAN YOU... THERE IS NO be staged in the auditorium of Students, faculty and staff PLACE TO HIDE Woodrow Wilson Hall, with teamed to suggest story ideas, curtain both nights set for 8. write the script, pen the pa- GIRL" »» Tickets will be available at rodies, then auditioned for Plus Co-Feature 'SCORPIO the door. The public may at- parts in the cast which — at Rated "X" STARRING FOR LUNCH AND DINNER tend. Proceeds will go to the present count — numbers 75, BURT LANCASTER Delicious food .-.. courteous service ... ancf de- human relations program of of whom approximately one ALAIN DELON lighllul atmosphere. You'll find all three at Jack the college's Student Educa- third are faculty and staff. STRfflQRE WIN 3 ;, Based on stories by Al Feldstdn and Bill Gaincs |J^ Baker's new seafood Shanty in Red Bank. Popu- PAULSCOFIELD tion Association. CINEMA | | CINEMA MIKC Mi'triiincJi,! Pnivimvrs (!nrpi'r;HiiMi i... ..An AnniusrriKlui.tnin lar sealood bullet, only $3.95,12 noon to 3 p.m. "It's been," says Dr. Neser, daily except Sunday. Dr. Gwen Neser, assistant "a good experiment in human NOW PLAYING ••••••••••• Come enjoy yourself! professor of teacher education relations from beginning to IMatthau and SEA adviser at Mon- SAYREVILLE ATtANTIC HIGHLANDS MAMWAN end." Caral AMBQYS DRIVEIN ATLANTIC STRATH MORE Town East mouth, is the show's producer And in keeping with the pur- Burnett m TALES^HOM PctewTfllie UTTLE THECHVPT" LOBSTER SHANTY At the Movies WALTER READE THEATRES Community . Strathmwe Shopping Pliia. Nwy 34. M 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank, N.J. These schedules are pro- NORTH OF RED BANK vided by the theater and Town fast WHAT'S BARBRA Mlfhttty JJ «t t^stmtr kvt Community OPEN SEVEN DAYS the times are for today LAST TIME TONIGHT MlMitlawnin im Colonlown J4J *»l m UP TO? only. 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